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The New York herald., 1876-03-12
THE wHIsKEY SCANDAL.

AN Ex-GBANGER FROM CANADA Is ABOUT TO
MAKE THINGS LIVELY AGAINST Ex-CoLLEcToR
ERsKINE-PRoMsED STARTLING TESTIMONY
FROM A Go-BETwEEN.
MILWAUKEE,, March IL, 1876.
sensation has been produced here by the return OF
c. J. Macllor, cx-grangcr, nom Canada, TO give evil
dence against cx-Coector Erskine and others Ho
claims to be able convict only Erskinc aud dis
tliers hitherto punished but TO supply the missing
testimony necessary to ndict prominent politicians
Conkling, agent who was the chief gobe
tween for the ring and the politicians, has been
beard from and expected also TO return when develop
ments that will interest persons at Washington are
promised
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THE srEAMER CALIFORNIA TO GO TO QUEENS
TOWN FoR REPAIR.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE. l
CRooKHAvES, ireland, March 11-6 p. NJ.
The English steamer California, Captain Lecraw,
which left Glasgow the 4th, by way OF Movilc on
the 5tn inst, for New York, was boarded at six p.
M. today, i've miles southwest of MiTet Head.
ACCIDENT.
The master reports that his vessel the Tth inst
lost the blades OF her propeller, and that he had to
bear up
FOR REPAIR.
He has employed the steamer Cape Clear, Of
Southampton TO tow the California to Queenstown
for repair.
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COTTON BROKERS INVESTIGATION.

LIVERPOOL, March IL, 1870
Tho Cotton Brokers' Association yesterday heard the
result OF the investigation concerning the dealings OF
its members with the absconded brokers' Five men,
bers severely censured for dealing with Messrs.
Mum Hurst composing the hrm OF William Peers &
Son, without sufficient inquiry.
The president OF the ASSOCIATION said that they
had not from time assisted the firm, which
known TO be in critical condition, II would have col
lapsed long ago. and these scandals would have been
avoided.
NOT SUFFICIENTLY SITTING.
The Courier says the meeting was large and excited
There was decided expression of opinion that the
committee had not gone far enough in merely consur
ing Similar views also expressed ON Change
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OFF TOGETHER AGAIN.

jacob and Caroline Hcsse not only married, but
arc mated for when sober they live together at No lle
siegcl street, Williamsburg, and when drunk they so
to jail together. Yesterday morning they finished a
term Of weny-nine days Tor disordery conduct, and,
rejoicing IN their liberty, thcy celebrated It. They be-
came drunk and raised disturbance IN tho street Be-
fore six O'Clock in evening they were locked up
tho staer street station house.
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FORGOT HIS MEEKNESS.

Rev. Moses Manning, colorcd preacher in charge Of
St Paus Mission in Williamsburg, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Obermcr on charge OF assault and bat
tory, preferred by John Knealing, OF No so Walton
street Manning was tenant Of Knealings at No IA
Sgel street. but the premises being sold under fore
closure Manning was notified not TO pay Knealing any
moro rent on Friday Knealing demanded $l2, the
amount due for one month. Manning refused TO pay,
and Knealing abused him. Manning said d:-"Fore
God foreit was n minister. and raising the bones
God Almighty gi me, his face come IN contac wIf em.
and then he kissed his mother earth, and IN spirit or
Christianity | lun him lay on her boosum." Mr.. Man
n ing was held In $3.50 to answer
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A CENTENNIAL FRAUD.

PHILaDEtrHiA, March IL, 1875
General Hawley, oftho Centennial Commission, states
that the Commission has not sanctioned numerous
vertisements in the New York papers for workmen
IN. buildings. and declares them 10 bo frAuda
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RAILROAD LITIGATION.
BosroN, Mass. March

BosroS, Mass, March IL, 1876.
The Supreme Court, In the suit ofN. C Munson vs.
The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company has
rendered decision by which II Is settled that lien
upon the property by attachment s preserved by the
Bankrupt act In this the plantn sought 10 re-
cover $S73 3l2 % Tor building the and lng flats
belonging the defendants, and TO his claim he
attached all The property owned by tho corporalion.
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EFFORTS FOR THE RELIEF OF THH sUFFEB-
ERs-THE DEAD AND MISSING.
CAur, March 11-Anernoon
Detachments OF the pioneer regiments have arrived
here to afford aid extrcang the sufferers from the
debris
Thus far three persons have been rescued alive Five
bodies have also been recovered.
Further landslides feared in the vicinity.
Twenty one persons are still unaccounted for.
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AN INSANE GIRL.

Julia Utley the insane school girl who was found III in
the street and taken Bellevue Hospital, stated
in the HERALD succeeded in euding the vigilance Of
her relatives and Is more at large. She IS nftecn
wears old ave hve inches IN height has light COM
plexion dark hair, blue eyes and rcd checks.
She wore a gray plaid ovcrdress and black and red
shawl She is supposed TO BE- somewhere In the city
The police have been notified OF her second disappear
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FLOODS IN VERMONT.

vERGEySEs, March IL, 1876.
The recent heavy thaws have greatly swollen tho
streams in this vicinity, much so that they have
overowed their banks aud the country for miles along
the line OF the Rutland and Burlington Railroad which
follows outer Creek overnown Many country bridges
and fences are washed out the ice gorge preventing
the immense volume OF water from passing on freely
Tho damage TO many farms Is heavy.
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GEORGE d. LORD.

BUFFALO, March IL, 1876.
Tho case OF George D. Lord has been definitely ad-
journed the April Oyer and Terminer Court, which
opens April
The case was moved for trial at the Court this
ing for Monday. March 20. Lords counsel, Hon. A. p
Laning stated that they could not get ready by that
time, the put
Judge Daniels. before whom the tried be-
fore will again preside
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INDIA.

THE PRINCE OF WALES EMBARKED FOR
ENGLAND.
BOMBAY, March IL, 1875
Tho Serapis, with the Prince Of Wales and suite on
board, has sailed from this port for England. After
calling at Malta where series OF grand receptions
awaiting HIS Royal Highncss and also at Lisbon, the
Prince of Wales expected to reach Portsmouth about
the 10Th of April.
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THE REVIVAL IN PENNSYLVANIA

MILFORD, Pa, March IL, 1870
The revival which has been progress in the Mctho
dist Episcopal church here for the past nine weeks
closed last night. There 100 conversions.
In all OF the other townships of Pike county tho rev
walls have also closed, The number OF conversions in
tho combined districts Will exceed 800.
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CONDITION OF THE HUDSON.

ALBANY March IL, 1876.
From Downs Point few miles below here, to Cedar
Hill Dock the ice in tho river Is firm from Cedar Hill
to Casteton there is ice; from Castcton TO Coey
mans Dock the ice is hrm; thence the river open
Undertook, where It IS again hrm short distance,
and lhonce the river Is open to New York
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GERMANY.

LAEDsLIP ON THE BANKS OF THR RHINK-
TwENTY-sIx PERSONS KILLED.
LONDON March IL, 1876.
A landsp occurred last night at Caut small town
on the Rhine in Northern Germany, caused by the
cent heavy
Eight houses were buried and twenty-sx persons
werc killed.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Benjamin p. Butler and Congressman ches.
,er w. chapn, OF Massachusetts; Congressman Milton
sayeE Of ohio, and United states District Attorney
Richard CROWLEY. OF LockpOrI N. X. yesterday ar.
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STERN'S COATS.

William Rich OF No 2l5 Maujcr street, Williams
burg arrested by 0niccr Thomas Roberts, yes.
tcrday afternoon, charged with grand larceny fco-
nously dsposing OF seventy three cashmere coats.
valued at 1900 The coats were gwen him TO fnsh by
Joseph stern, Of No. 40 Walker street, New York
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THE DANUBE.

HUNDREDS OF HOUSES UNDERMINED By THE
FLooDs-ExTENsIvE RUIN OF HOUSE PROP
ERrY AND oRors-AN INHABITED ISLAND
SUBMERGED.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE. ]
BUDA-PEsTH, March IL, 1876.
In 1--WE small townships along the River Danube
s21 houses collapsed from the 7th to the 9th inst in
consequence OF their foundations being damaged by
the floods
SAD SCENE IN AND AROUND PEsrH.
In Pesth and its suburbs Il is impossible TO count
the houses which have been ruined.
-Four hundred square miles OF winter corn have
been lost to Hungary.
SPLENDID BUILDINGS IN DANGER
The foundations OF the houses in Buda-Pesth being
undermined, II the inundation lasts huge blocks Of
Iplendid houses must fall.
AN INHABITED ISLAND SUBMERGED.
On the sth instant, the large island of Czepe
situated below Pesth, containing five villages, was
submerged, all the houses with the exception OF ten
being swept away.
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FELL FROM AN ELEVATOR.

John McDonough, living at No. 10 Morton street
fell from the elevator in the building OF the New Yor
News Company. No is Beekman street. yesterday an
received serious tniurics
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rived at the Fifih Avenue Hotel Congressman Ed
ward c. Kehr, OF Missouri, is staying the Everett
House Major Bankes, OF the British Army 10 regis
tered at the Brevoort House
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A-nKNnw rnY oppnRrIIfNIrY- p

The grim monster death. seathiiy approaching.
fahless goddess Hygeia had utterly deserted me- Only
now and then would Morpheus befriend but this
picious day he had deigned molsten eyeds with
heavenly smbrosa, and slept As slept. behold had
& physelan had sent me 10 recover my health was IN
gea metroposone OF the grand mars OF the world In
handsomely bound rou%s @ entitled The Peoples
common sense Medical Adviser and who said that he was
no,el one thH, Vas mpeled to give the work casual
II contained treatise commonly in works
but had too many times been aud
determined that | would have nothing TO do with IT,
voice within me- like faithful mentor whispered Know
thy opportunity in that book thy salvation !, Ibegan
yet put forth hand the book and 10 Agent
ra as gone on wa, miserable In my agony awoke Great
was friend who had called during my sumber TO
a book. just published which thought might in
terest you" One glance at the work and l was as
Adviser" by Dr. Pierce q Buffalo, n Y surely. this
friend loaned work and every day my strength
permitted persed its pages Although It contained very
Human SursnS oi the siss de- yss Ssn
invalid, was most interested in the subjects Of Dis
and yet than medical attendant had pronounced
my In h boo found % n ws se
fecy portrayed was then confident that had not de-
truthliy depict my feelings and apparently understands
my tendencies must know just what ply
will take his Golden Medical Discovery recommended
for disease The result Is that after having perseye
the blessings Of health Therefore, would say to the
afflicted know Thy opportunity" and take Dr. P,ETers
A So HAT. 81 80 fMoNEY sAvEDl; SILK HATS.
81 go worth ST. 10 New Church ST., up stairs.
A-KNoX's SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN's
way and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
A-DR. wIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
cures coughs, colds, hoarseness, &c. Tryit
"a DECIDED ADVANCE"
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NAVAL AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON March H. 1870
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. F. Price is ordered to
the receiving ship Independence at the Mare Island
(Cal) Navy Yard; Master NJ. H. Wood is detached
from duty the coast survey and placed on watin
orders; Passed Assistant Surgeon Howard smith from
the receiving ship independence and ordered TO duty
at the Naval Hospital the Mare Island Call Navy
Yard
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SPAIN.

sooIoo PIRATES DEFEATED BIZ THE KINGS
NAVY
MADRID March IL, 1875
despatch read In the Cortes to-day, announc-
ing the Spanish squadron had defeated the soooo
pirates OF the Philippine Islands
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ICE ON LAKE MICHIGAN.

MAckISAc Mich, March IL, 1876.
Tho ice here is eighteen inches thick-nine inches
solid and nine inches porous-and has not moved any.
There is no water in sight and Is impossible tell
whom the Straits will open. II tho weather holds
out the straits with open early.
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PEDESTRIANISM.

John Dewitt, OF Auburn, y. ", will, on tho 10th
inst at four r. w., commence tho task OF walking
OlO miles In o4O hours Stella Hail. Bedford ave-
nue., near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March IL, 1870
Judge Yaple to-day appointed General Godfrey
weilzel and Henry Mack trustees OF the Cincinnati
Southern Railway, to on the vacancies caused by the
rcsignations OF Judge TAFT and Philip Heidclbach.
The New York herald., 1876-03-12

OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 TILL 2-THE COM
silk ELAsrIc TRuss Ssold only by ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY. 1913 Broadway. Everywhere adopted Soor
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and deliver
goods work surpassed by Ohices-936 Broadway,
22d l96 9th av 18th at; ZIG sth av neai
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BRAZIL.

PEACE WITH THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
PARIS, March IL, 1876.
The Argentine Legation here has received a telegram
announcing that treaties between the Argentine Rcpub
lie and Brazil have been ratified an all difficulties are
now terminated.
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BRONCHINE

THE SAME EFFECT PRODUCED BY COSTLY
sulphur baths accomplished by SULPHUR SoAe
Hints HAIR ASD WHISPER DrE." black brown Soc
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Awarded tho grand "Gold Medal Of Proyressn Of the
American Institute November 1875 and the Scott Legacy
Medal" Of the Franklin Institute, October 1875.
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PoRr ROYAL, S. c., March IL, 1870
The monitor Catskill and her convoy Alert arrived
here this morning.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours IN CON-
narson with The corresponding OF last year. as IN.
dicaed BY the thermometer al HudnuVs pharmacy,
urR.tp Bulldlnr:-
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A-THE FASHION OF SPRING HATS FOR GEN.
EsPENsCHEID lis NataAu A.
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS ARE RE
markable for their wonderfully mild action. curing
thoroughly without disturbing the system.
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WASHINGTON.
The Louisiana COlOred Citizens RcmOnStrats
with Vice President Ferry.
BELKNAP's PROSECUTION CHECKED
The Washington Real Estate Pool
Investigation
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON. March II, 1874

MRS. BELKNAP TO BE Examined.
The Committee on Expenditures OF the War Depart
ment intend to subpoena Mrs Beknap to appear before
them
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
RECORD OF THE YEAR

JUST PuBLISHED-The first number OF capital new
Monthly Magazine Of reference scrapbook being
the monty every important In part of
world together with selection OF the choicest miscel
lany the month"; edited and indie xed by FRANK MOORE,
OF the Rebellion Record"
The New York herald., 1876-03-12

PORTSMOUTH, N. H. March II, 1875
Tho Naval Investigating Committee, appointed to In
vcstigate the charges OF maladminstration at this
Navy Yard have decided to commence the examination
OF witnesses next Wednesday.
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II Is an invaluable medicine. and should be
within reach of those suffering from coughs
and bronchitis l. r. JEROME
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HELMBoLD'S SARSAPARILI.A, 6oC.; SMITHS
cases ST.; patent medicines 4c discount
prices General Agency. AZ Maiden lane.
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ncc and lnvestIgatlon Invited

No other sewing machine world has "automath
to nson any other of its characteristic features
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A.-Bow LEGS, KNOCK KNEES, CLUB FEET
Weak Ankles Spinal Curvatures successfully treated by DR.
MARSH No Vesey ST., Astor House
RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A CAPITAL
OF SIS COO $4,000 See advertisement in another col
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A-BENNErr BUILDING
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SUITABLE FOR
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THE HERALD ALMANAC.

Price, IS cents, mailedc All parts Of hs United ss.es 20
sold by All staoners and newedeAlerh Address
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Beautifully printed with an elegant steel portrait Of
the late millionaire, William b. Astor.
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BALsAM OF HONEY AND TOLU-A CURE FOR
Colds Asthma and Bronchisiso long standing
HARTNETT'S Bible House Pharmacy.
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ELECTRICITY-I1S ADAPTATION TO THE HEAL
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and chronic diseases, at No. Z West 18th ct.
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CURE YOUR RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA
by taking DR. FTLERs RHEUMATIC REMEDY. depst II John
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complete returns daes Of this state by counto
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nost ONCE &c American Ministers and Consus
sbroad Legations In the United states; table show
ing o. postage to foreign countries also the tme
OF closing the mails New York Post Office All the special
tie. the Almanac. Mariners Guide Missing Heirs. &c.
continued the It's chronolo and oner
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No periodical has before published that presentt
varied and attractive character Nearly everybody,
other has began to keep scrapbook OF
good things they desire record
but finding trouble they have given 10
up. The RECORD or THE YEAR does this very thing
for ALL and all will he glad to hear Of such publiea
tion. aud desire TO subscribe for N.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, March H. 1870
SECRETARY TAFT ENTERS ON HIS DUTIES AT
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Judge Taft, accompanied by Secretaries Robson and
Chandler. called on the President this morning and
there met Chief Justice waite who administered
oath OF office, after which the Secretary OF War
proceeded the War Department and began the duties
OF his Office He was engaged during the day in max
ing tho acquaintance OF tho officers in charge OF tho
various bureaus nearly all OF whom had business re-
quring attention. On Monday the officers OF the army
Washington will make formal calls the Sec
rotary.
THE PROSECUTION OF BELKNAP AT STAND
STILL.
District Attorney Wells had interview with the
Attorney General last night in which he recountcd the
difficulties in the way of procuring an indictment
against General Beknap. Mr.. Wells said he had seen
all the members OF the committee and cannot obtain
from them any testimony. Marsh, having nod cannot
be reached and, the stands, he cannot get
an Indictment
MEssBs. PENDLEToN AND BoYNToN COMING TO
THE FRONT
George A. Pondleon, who arrived hero last night,
promptly reported to the sergeantat Arms this morn
ing and stated he ready for examination whenever
the committee should want him.
General Boynton has tclegraphed from Cincinnati
that he will return on MONDAY.
LOUISIANA CoLoRED REPUBLICANS REMoN-
sTRATE WITH VICE PRESIDENT FERRY FOR
EXCLUDING PINCHDACK FROM THE FLOOR
OF THE sENATE-HIs REPLY
The following telcgraphc correspondence has just
been procured for publication
New ORLEANS March 10. 1876
To Hon. THOMAS W. FERRY, President United States
Senate, Washington
As representatives of tho colored people OF Louisiana
we record regret your ruling excluding Sena-
tor Pinchback an Ex-Governor, from tho floor OF the
United States Senate. II seems hasty and unjust,
especially all of the parliamentary expcdients had
not been exhausted, and regarding you republican of
republicans trust you will yet find
slider what seems now painful reflection race,
through its highly honorcd representative.
j. A. GLA WIN. MURRILI,
G. Y. KEIS0, J. A. MASCOTT,
7. SANDEY. W. G, BROWN
DAVID YOUNG, ZELLA
J. HENRI BURCH, NJ A. MELLEN
G. c. ANTOINE, J. II. JONADAIN.
HENRY DEENAS, r G. DESLoNDE,
JOS LEWIS, T. A. CAGE.
7. NORRIS CHESTER,
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A STEAMSHIP DISABLED.
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tits by far the most attractive interesting and readable
monthly magazine issued. sold by book and news
dealers and free by mail receipt OF price. 80 cents.
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HIP DISEASE AND DEFORMED LIMBS CURED,
without surgical operation any confinement by Dr. j.
MANN 1888 West 4ist st. Reception days, Sunday and
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JULES CLAvELLES CLARETS AND SAUTERNEs
IN great variety; Medoc, ST. Julien the famous Ch
Coufran. Grand win Ch. Pontet Canrt. and others
A a. KIRK AZ co. go Fulton st. and 1O3 broadway.
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G. w. CARLETON a CO.. Publishers.
Madison square, New York.
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DIAMoNDS.-GREAT CLOSING SALE; INTRINSIC
value no object; decided bargains SANDIFER'S CAB
Bleecker ST. Estabshed over 20 years
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

The Carson Valley News Of Friday
has an account of . brief interview be-
tween Mr.. w. D. Gray and California
lion. After tho meeting they took
different courses and each, quite salts
fed went his way.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

Important arrests of mail robbers
have recently been made in Missouri.
One of them had letters on his person
duplicating number of prominent
citizens-but fellow who would rob
the mail would not be averse to levy
ing little Of that same-of the black
VARIETY