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4 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

PTrTsBURG, Pa, May Is, 1878.
Tire centennial celebration OF the Haunastown
Declaration Of independence Is being held at
Greensburg, Westmoreand county, Pa, to-aay.
The town Is Handsomely decorated with nags and
everereens. large number OF people are pres
ent 10 participate In the festivities. Governor
Hartrant, Lieutenant Governor Latta, Hon. ST.
mon Cameron ana other distln guiShed persons
are also present A salute OF thirteen guns was
fred at SIX O'CLOCK this morning ana National sa-
lutte az noon. DurlnA the morning tie military
paraGed. An immense meeting was held az the
Court House at L. NJ, over which Hon. simon
Cameron presided, aud Hon. Edgar Covan delly.
cred the Grafton OF the day.
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BRAZIL.

TIE NATIONAL BANK ASKS THE FoRBEARANcE
or us NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SITUATION or
TINE INSTITUTION.
RIO JkSERo, May Is, 1919
lac National Bank, which has suspended, has
asked the forbearsn:e OF Its creditors promising
10 pay them In foil, with interest
The suspension OF this institution caused SEN
sation, and many deposltors IN other banks with.
arew their funds. The Bank OF Brazil came 10 the
AID OF the National Bank, and the government In.
reduced bill In the Chamber o. Deputies au-
tnorizIng the issue OF % 900 contos TO relieve the
crisis, which was caused by the absorption Of
capital by great undertakings In tile provinces.
These steps restored confidence
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RUSSIA AND GREAT BRITAIN.

TEE GEAR ANNOYED CONCERNING THE ENGLISH
DIPLOMACY TOWARD HIS FAvoRrTE CONFER
ENCEs
LONDON, May Is, 1875.
The PAU Mall Gazette says Russia. annoyed at
Engano's persistent refusal 80 participate IN the
ST. Petersburg Conference and the GOODNESS OF the
other countries. int nds giving force OF law to the
declaration OF she Brussels Conference, and also
negotiating separately with the Powers TO induce
their adherence thereto.
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THE MILLERS' CONVENTION.

ST LOUIS, May Is. 1875.
After the adjournment OF the Millers' Associa-
ton last night he members, headed by their
President, sir. Baine, and accompanied oy num-
Der OF the members Of the Merchants' Exchange.
repaired to the Lndell Hotel and serenaded Vice
President Wilson. The large parlors OF the hotel
were filled with persons anxious TO pay their re-
spects to tue Vice President. Mr. Rowland intro-
duced Mr.. Wilson to the assemblage and Mr.. Baine
made few remarks In presenting the members OF
the association over which he presided. Mr.. VIII
son responded briefly, thanking the gentlemen for
the conn llment paiu him and wishing them pros
perity. lie said he came not 10 speak OF pubic
affairs nor Rad they anything To 40 with nls visit.
aud ArKansaa and had received nothing but
kindness from all with whom he had met lie
had come to the conclusion that there we're
great EFFORTS making TO Improve tnat section
Of the country. There was more peace
and order and hope and confidence there
than at any time since the war. lie trusted that
IL would increase and that IN every secton oil our
country we should come 70 know each other bet
ter and love each other more than We nave done.
ave have he SAID, "a magnificent continental
empire; we have proved ourselves In peace aud
war a brave people; VIC strong people.
United we stand against the worli.n tinted.
he believed, we are To be, and 1t Is the duty Of
ton OF this land ioaether IN bonds OF love, atfec-
ton and interest Tals country - large enough
Tor us all for every race, and ne believed we should,
by WORD and act, concede equal rights to all men,
put INTO our hearts what We put into our constttu-
ton and laws, and tnat peace and harmony nat
pToJneriy love anu tlNdlly III uoths Roou anu III
building up the country would animate every
nearL in every section o. the land.
TIE speech was frequently applauded and the
assemblage dispersed with evident feelings OF
pleasure and good WILL
Vice President Wilson was taken this morn
ing by Dr. Tausslg, OF the Bridge Company, and
several prominent citizens. on trip through the
tunnel ana across the fridge IN an imperial
car. He was tnen taken in carriage over the
carriage way OF that structure. At noon MIR. VIII
son visited the Merchants Exchange ana was ia-
troduced TO the members by Hon. o. +. Stanard,
ana after a BRIEF conversation With individual
merchants he made a few remarks from the ros-
Jrum.
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THE REPORT OF THE OCCURRENCE OF ANOTHER
STEAMSHIP DISASTER coSTRADIcTED.
LONDON, May is. 1875.
The report received here on Thursday night, in
7 despatch rom Penzance, that Liverpool
steamer had gone ashore on Brechar Island, one
IL the sciies was untrue. The blowing on OF
steam and whistling by a steamship which was
passing during fog and the firing OF gunboats
which practising In the vicinity, gave rise TO
ihe report.
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THE CITY OF PEsHAwUR.

This city Of Asia, called the Advanced Post,v
which has been visited so severely by IRE, IL the
frontier city OF Afghanistan. IL Is situated at q
distance OF twelve miles east OF the Khyoer Pass
10 which the British troops suffered so dreadiully
at the hanos OF the Al2hans years ago, ana forty
miles TO the west OF Att0ck. Tne city was taken
ana desoiated by the famous warrior Runjeet
singh during the present century and never since
recovered IT'S prosperity. A great portion OF lt
mas remained In ruins It's mosques nave been
desecrated; it's palaces idnwaste. TIE neighbor-
log country Is exceedingly @eriile and the city 10
well situated for the purposes OF commerce.
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CHIEF JUSTICE WOODWARD.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY h, !

PHLADELPHIA, May -, 1870
A! large meeting o! she Bar OF Philadelphia was
held to-day, in the supreme Court room. 20 mass
resolutions regarding the death Of the late lion.
George W. Woodward. ex-Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania lion. Cnteg ms
tice Agnew was chairman OF the meeunQ and
Hon. George ". Dallas ana samuel - Hotng.
worth acteu IS secretaries. speeches were made
by Judge William 4. Porter, Hon. he n9rniu Harris
Brew General William a. STOKES Anson
Y. Parsons, George w. Blddic, John Il Bugitt
Danlel DougnesJ ana Others.
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BURN rHz ENEMIES OF RAPID TRANSIT.


To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
recommend that public meeting be called 70
express the Indignation or the outraged people or
the Nineteenth. Twelfth Twenty-Five ana twenty
fourth wards Of tnis CITY, in relation TO the defeat
OF the peoples wish for quick transit. and TO
publicly denounce the corrupt action OF our repre-
Feutatlves, not only Ia that matter but in many
other acts that have disgraced the most vena body
that ever sat Ia our legislative nails. And I
iUrther suggest that eflgies OF those men who
have done thIs vic iced, placarded, shall. at the
termination oil the meeting, be publicly burnt with
the enigles ala others WHO have assisted in doing
this great wrong on connding people; aud
further nat large posters, denounclng their In
fanny, shan pe sent and posted IN every district
tney represent. am disposed and will take the
most active part with the cooperation of our good
citizens to exhibit 10 the world tpe vie traitors
OF the people. Those VINO would be free them
selves must strike the blow.n
am well known to many thousands OF our
citizens. Any communication, addressed to cap
tain Knapp, No. 235 East lloth street, Will receive
early attention for a public meeting.
WILLIAM II. KNAPP, No. 235 East 10th street.
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vrII1M a BENJANTy.

william a. Benjamin, ex.Postmaster OF Trenton,
y. j.. died rather suddenly at that city last even
ing, at the advanced age OF seventy-one. lie was
famous az an Out.spOken demoeratlc politician, Of
tao extreme HOnrDOn type, and A. every election
ne was always very Doisterous NJ the polls. Dur
ing nis cycutul career nc held several positions
of n0inr ana trust III The city government. Bc was
wet SHOWN not only IN New Jersey. out also out
side Of the state. His loss Il lamsnted by large
circle OF friends.
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OBITUARY.
y WOOD MArprs.

SIR. !. Wood Macdcr. writer Of hne abilities
died on the fh inst ~ the residence OF his sister,
Mrs. .. ~. Gleason, No. 40 West Fourth street, In
Tits ctg, NJ ne ace OF forty.iour years. re had
long devoted himself 60 authorship, and con
lributca many admirable essays 10 the periodical
press. His latest work was a popular oook oil 800
pages. GA the Merrmac River" A man OF most
kindly qualities, WIN rare VIII and Teady sympa-
thy, he was l0ndiy beloved by vide circle of adj.
mirER friends.
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FRANCE.

THE SAVINGS BANKS REGULATION BILL REJECTED
BIT THE ASSEMBLY,.
PARIS, May Is, 1875.
The National Assembly to-day rejected the prin-
cipal clauses OF the savings Banks BILL and 1t
inereupon withdrawn by the committee having it
In charge.
A TEMPORARY RECESS.
The chamoe adjourned until Tuesday.
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4 prsAsrHous CONFEDERATION IN prsnAwuR-

A DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION IN pEsHAwuR-
HALF or rue CITY LAID WASTE
LONDON, May is, 1873.
A despatch from Peshswur, Agnanistan, re-
ports tnat that place has been visited By q very
destructive con1agration.
Halfo the city was laid waste.
At one time the powder magazine was in peril
but rhe IRE was, happily, stopped before reach
ing It.
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ST. LOUIS ELECTION.

81. LoUrs, Mo-, May -, 1876.
ne following Is The result OF the election fo.dsy
or Mayor as reported by police telegraph from
INC various prcclncis:--J. n. Britton democrat.
l-sli; Henry Oyersislz, Independent, I49eG
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ANOTHER Road LEASED.

PHILADELPHIA, May IS, 1878.
rhe Pennsylvania Railroad will shortly take
possession OF the Frederick and Pennsylvania
LINE Railroad. which IL has leased Tor o39 years
rom tlfe nrst Of LAST January. BY giving one
years nOtlce, however the Pennsylvania Com
pany can anBui rho case after 1850. IL is sttpu.
aiod. the fennsyNana RairOad Is TO receive
aii heights ana fares and mako all required re.
pairs and improvements. The pennsylvania Raj
rosd B 70 Apply the tolls collected by them,
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TIE APPEAL OF THE Ex-MnIsTER SET DOWN
roa HEARING BIT THE GERMAN JUDGES.
BERLIN, May is, 1878
The hearing or the case OF Count Won Arnim
N appeal from the decision in his late trial has
been nxed for the 18TH OF July.
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THE KAISER FRANZ JOSEPH.

DEMONSTRATIONS OF JoYALTI N THE AUSTRIAN
CAPITAL
VIENNA May Is. 1875.
The Emperor Francis Joseph, who has been
making tour OF his domlnions, returned TO this
cttv to-day and was enthusiastically received by
the populacc.
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CALL Az INDIGNATION MEETING.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The people have come TO recognize the HERALD
as the organ OF rapid transit, and wonder at Its
comparative silence OF late. or one thing, now
ever, we are assured It's guns are not spiked nor
has the enemy subsidized 1t. Its outspoken utter
ances on this, as. on other topics or popular in
terest. preclude any such suggestion. 1t prooa-
bly, like the rest of us, is preoccupied IN watching
the movements upon the cnessDoard at Albany
Possibly the HERALD thinks the people tire or the
subject and want 1t TO .give US rest" MOI no I.
Mir Editor, keep up the music keep nashing tne
guns until rapid transit becomes an accomplished
fact or It's enemies and betrayers at Albany
ara ptllored In your columns. | have a
proposition and will form one OF committee TO
carry 1t our, VIZ, In the event OF The de'eat OF
rapid transit IN the Legislature 10 call mass
meeting OF outraged citizens end denounce those
who small have SOLD themselves TO inc surface
railroad interest, and have the names OF those so
misrepresenung rs from New York, Kings and
Westminster counties framed in black on the plat
form and tAeir effigles burned III the street. The
press il now The only strong bulwark remaining
TO the people against the tyranny Of organized
oppression. on tue part or soulless corporations.
that after enrichin0 themselv at the expense of
the people nave their angers on our throats in
order to extract more. And II Is truly reassuring
To see sncn power as the HERALD with its mil-
lion tongues utter its warning voice. IN the name
oil the people, TO the powers that be and the
grinding mOnopoies that seek to control and sub
sldize them. Inc privileges of Journalism are great,
hut none. III my opinion, are grander than rising
20 the plane OF vital living questions that involve
the veal millions, and accepting all the re-
sponshllities, 20 boldly proclaim The peoples
voice aud protest against all corruption. OPP
preston and eXt0rtion. fhe HERALD by Its
liberal, persistent advocacy OF such grand prof.
ccts as the East River Bridge, the Hudson River
Tunnel, rapid transit, canal AMI He'll Gate and
Harlem River improvements, has SHOWN that lt
understands the truly metropolitan position or
New York, and forecasts Its future greatness and
grandeur as the entrepot OF the Continent and the
heart OF tue nation. Let IL continue TO thunder
forth Its warnings. Sucn power is needed 20
TINS ctsy from the grasp Of these pl 4cemen
aud monopoets. who. Tor the miserable pittance
OF position OF self-agerandizement, are strnngllug
this CITY tn its growth, diverting It's trade ana
overwhelming II with taxes, which are driving
away It's capital ana population. All honor TO q
fearless, able and independent press.
H. r. PETERSON
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SEEING OF LIQUOR.


BosroS, May Is, 1873.
Az a result or the investigation into the liquor
Establishments o. this city about 800 packages OF
uouors valued At $500 600, the property OF thirty
dIiferent firms, we're seized tonight and will DC
beld pending Tho investigation
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ENGLAND.

HOLIDAYS OF OBSERVANCE N LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, May is, 1875.
Monday and Tuesday OF next week win be holi-
days in this city, and ths various exchanges VIII
be closed.
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THE SCHILLER.

No Specie Nor Any of the Cargo
Saved from the Wreck.
The Steamship Leasing Brings
Aid to the Survivors.
They Are Embarked for Hamburg After
A Timely Relief
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE
LONDON, May Is. 1875.
No specie has been recovered from the
wreck OF the steamship Schiller.
NONE OF THE CARGO SAVED.
No part of the cargo is saved
TIE SURVIVORS OF THE WRECK EMrAHKED FOR
HAMBURG.
The survivors of the wreck have proceeded
to Hamburg in the Leasing. a steamer be-
longing to the Hamburg and American Steam
ship Company, which sailed from New York
on the 4th of May.
a MELANCHOLY SURPRISE TO THE PASSENGERS
BY THE LEssIyG
PLYMOUTH, England, May Is, 1875.
The Eagle line steamship Leasing, Captain
Toosberg, sister vessel to the Schiller, and
which left New York q week after the depart
ure of the latter vessel arrived here this
morning.
THE NEWS OF THE DISASTER TO TIE SCHILLER.
There was great excitement among the
passengers when they were appraised of the
disaster that had befallen the Schiller.
A CHARITABLE ACTION.
A contribution was taken up among them
for the relief Of the survivors of the Schiller
disaster.
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A FATAL FIRE.

HousToS, Texas May 10. 1875.
The residence or Alderman John Meagher was
burned to-day. and three men IN It were burned
TO death, being unable TO escape. Loss on pund-
ing, Sl2,00o; insurance, $4,000.
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A PANIC IL THE CHAMPAGNE MARKET.
In the present uncertain state Of the market for cham
pasnes INC leadiF pTp br1nd HErpsrrcK
declining 81 gold basket eight per cent in days
~ seso"' ''" q II yrMy
falling 81 70 gold per Sae ey , ~ per cent the next
hir asy II Il adv,ssbs o bnv rom haud y manu- nv r
only as ii seems agents cnampagnes have adopted
wines may decline TO $40 per case or lower
will sell 20 dealers -
the popular dramas Of Champagne,
At lower gure han the can be bought In large quan
wine merchant in this city orders NAV be sent n Inc
without inqulry about the prices hereby guarantee
Is and y Duane n4c'. si r.
ALL SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
curcd.-For terms send &c. 70 Dr. VAN DYKE. i.s2i
AIRY THE LUXURIOUS AND HEALTH.GIv.
ing properties Of the RusssN VAroR Rams No = East
Fourth street
A HOST or WITNESS ES-DYsPEPTfcS THE
debilitaed the nervous tie emaeiated tue dec rpi
CO, Ias aud III Chambers street New YORK.
ala. KINDS WIRE SIGNS TO ORDER.
by hoJEK GRAHAM, Painters ana sign Engravers
~ DuAhs sIece
A-srILL ThE CRY Is FOR rue WILSON
sHurrLx Saving MacHmT. Aud why Because il is
use ak manufacturing invented ana Is tic ehsa1.
81. maze sc t. no Sgobe or ne s
supply the demand t sold on easy ~o9'hiy paylnenls
sTooSyn = - ~ SswaT g sNsnse Jersey Si.y Isi
pany want a few more good AGENTS
A DUrCHMAN BUYING THE EASY AND COM
his rupture cured exclaimed IN hts en- thusias m A
inss Is impossible NIT tod r
A.--ro OCEAN PASSENGERS PARTICU-
sd S1 Ass sR cox eSs jsssr snq
in S wnS9 IS as S eoRsr I Toe
70 sil passengers ana steamship companies 4. q
Nanafaeiory IS Centre street. Price oniy 81 81" 'O'A
AL BARGAINS IN FURNITURE, AtL NEW
styles at IL Canal street, door from Broadway and
20 and 0i Fulton street near greenwich street. New
ANY LADY CAN HAVE TIE PLEASURE or
making her husba nds dress shirts home ana save III
ner cent bT using KEEF's PArEsr PlRrLY Mans DErss
A.--PATENT WIRE SIGNS. ENGRAVED METAL
UfHAM 90. 40 and ss7 Canal street
Al FURNITURE yARGAINs-sEE kelly 4
Cos advertise ment
the late Arm OF Marsh Co. at hi~ old Once No 2vcsey
neeon With any ctSs oee in R. ci S''S" con
A.-sIIK ELASTIC STOCKINGS belts. KNEE
Caps. Abdominal supporters suspersorY Randa .es
shoulder Braces and Srutches At NARSHs Truss ONCE
No. Nesey street Lady attendance.
A.-F0R MOTH PATCHES, FRECRLEs ANr
tan ask Your druggist PERRY's Morn ANu fhYcKtl
LorIoS, i IS reliable. For pimpies tile tace. black
heads, or hesnworms. use PRRRYS IMPROVED CoNkpONI
PIMPLE REMEDY the great skin medicine or consult
Dr. b. &. PERRY. 40 Bond street New YorK.
A-scALP DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS
dandrun falling loss and untmey gray hair sre rurcc
BY the special treatment OF pr. p. &. PERRY, No 4
Bond street, New York.
A.-UNNA1URAL REDNESS or THr NOSE
untimely wrinkles rho face also moies and warts ar
/ permanently cured, without cutting bv Or. NJ !
fERKY, ~ Bond street, New York,
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A PANIC il THE CHAMPAGNE MARK

A.-FOR GENrLEMEN'S HATS. or SUPERIOR
quality. direct TO the manufactured EsPbNCHfED,
lis Nassau
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HOT WEATHER BEVERAGE.
We offer fof sale, ex-Bondei Warehouse, good sound
BORDEAUX CLAEGr at Sal - gold, per hid. OF ~ net
gallons.
AZ four months or Ave per cent discount Tor cash II
seven DAYS. Samples on application.
joan OSBORN. son Co.
Importers of Wines, Brandies, &c,
q Beaver street.
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DYElNG AND CLEANSiNG.-TAhEIr TO THE
NEW YORK q, ~ ENG AND PglNI y EsFABLIsH
Broadway, SO SiXth avenue, sew York; 1856 and lbs
Pierrepont street nfooSlyn. Oldest IN the country
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COMFORT FOR TENDER FEET.-SUMMEA
suors in great variety made on patent lasts mod
elled from nature EtGENa tEEhlS x son, No. 81
Nassau street. west side.
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A VIEW or The Rurys.-AYE, LOOK AT THE

A VIEW or THE RUlSs.-AYE, LOOK AT THE
ruins Of magnificent sets Of teeth 70 be
everyvhers ii society Lookat them and ask your
efifs not marvellous that such destruction Is permit
ted when, b. simply using sozoDoSr any teeth howeve
fragile may be preserved from decay blemish a. Ions
life lasts
II all The teeth that have teen ruirod b. ncgcc
could be strung together they would thrice round
the world There may be for this havoc IN
days gone by when there was no absolute safeguard
against decay existence pat there is no spot
osy for it now. FrAcnAyr SozonoST. the world
renowned ant;eptc dcnrice certainly protects tho
teeth against decay a. oil prevents steel rusng
water arrests the progress OF fire.
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COUNT Won ARNIM.
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ALL SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
cnred.-ror terms send &c 20 mr. VAN DYKE. izi
Green street. Philadelphia, Ia
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A-LORD'S CLEANING AND DYEtNG, PRINCI
pal store sGl Broadway, corner seventeenth street
Branches 90 BrpHd ay near Bleecker street l Eighth
avenue Elegant cleaning and dyetng atmoderate prices
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If ANTS, MOTHS or BEDBUGs YOUR DWELL
KNowEss lNsEel pnsrRorEn viii soon stop the raid.
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CoRNS, BUNioNs, lN.GkoWING NAILS. &C.
cured without pain. CORN Lr.tl 81 raau !Uc.
Or. kICL. 10 BroaGwav near Dey street
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FOR A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION USH
PRNcEss ROYAL 'EAN. CORAL AND LILY or run vALLEr
PoUpREI-anie Tor the skIn removes pimples Ireckles
rendering the sxin ircsh and youttu Loton 81 Pow.
der 5Dc. lDl Fourteenth street. opposite Maey's.
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DYElNG AND CLEANlNG-rHE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANING COMPANY cal for and deliver
goods work surpassed hY noue. Ofices-aB Broadway,
near rwcntysecond street; i96 sixth avenue. near
Fourteenth street, 80 Eighth avenue, near twenty
fnnrih
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS
SHIRTS lust repreSentcdhe very best; admitted
by every who has tried them
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BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUGS.-
Tho old reliable article Try it ana sleep in peace. SOLD
by all druggists.
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DIR. s s. FITCH MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY,
sundays excepted az ~ Br9sjway, Aew YORK. on Goa
sumption, Asthma, Heart Disease Dyspepsia, Liver
Bowel kidney. SKIN Diseases and Rheumatism. Hi,
Family Physician sent treu. Consultation free.
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English body Brussels 81 ~ and 81 rs
English and American Tapestry 90 and laK
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ANY LADY CAN HAVE TIE PLEASURE OF
making her husba nd dress shirts home save 10
rcr cent by using KEEPS PArRar P1RrLy Mans DEnss
SHIRTS
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AIRY THE LUXURIOUS AND HEALTH.GIv-
ing properties of the Russian NAroR Rams No .
Fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

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