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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-08
RAILROADS,

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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
HEw ORLEANS. 81. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD.
o. and after Bleaday, Oeseber 9, 1875,
Trains depart and asztve - follows nom Celuiope
street depot.
c..1;Ei =. MI ills n
As ssa: $50 NJ As ssss .... s,oo
PuilmAn Palace 0keping Gers through to st.
Louis, Chiesee, Leaisviils soa CincinnsE
Only one change o. sisopfne cara to Bastegn
catieA Accommodation TRAINS run - fAR = No
Tickets for sale and iulesmatio. etveu Il Ia y
Camp street, corner ef Common, under City Hosel
taEly Ed. FROST. Gen. raj Manager.
NEW OklAkANe1 AND 0lWBll1k
THE MOBILE LINE.
TH8 aR1AT Ta10U0a ROUTE
H eho Bass,. ,NsrsA and West.
Va Louisville. Va Atlanta and via st. LouiA
0AR1YlN0 THE UATTBD STATES MAI.
fsaans win arrive ssdNspast ftsn Depot Asss y
,r,s cs4a' st.'st; - se's*: :,-
Glssa:: :S'6S p 4 s1p@ss. :::::SsSS !: L
' %edssses.s 0e soa sssse s.so Il
Pullman falaos Cars daily = CiuciI Dad, Louie
vine. Aashville, Lynohbtxg and Ba1ttneFe without
change. md ooy oos change 70 New York and
Tho cooGt aooommodatioa runs - Baexi
I1oket once ooEner q camp and OoaDoo
directs, opposite City Hotel.
nosl D. b. kOBMS0N. superintendent
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AFONTRADoe HOUSE,
MI (FORMBRLY BOSSBLL HOUSE,,
BILOXI MISSISSIPPI.

This superior hotel, located on the H0nt, and
pleasantly situated, 10 now open fcs the reception
Of visitors. Every luxury the season affords 70
eplendid and terms reasonable Special induce
ments offered to exoursi0nista.
my6 Gun PBTKR J. MONTkOSo
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Charles Ha0bel ". Ujarf0N SsOl8 81 "a.
EMfTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
T. Of Orleaas. No. 7Ols.-By virtue o. . writ 81
1eY facias against Charles kt0S and Julius
I schmidt, To- mo directed b. the honossO1D
the fifth District Court for the parish - Orcane.
1t public auction, ct the Nelo1iants and Aue%
tto.eers Exchange, ROyaf street, between CanaA
and Customhouse streetst ini the SECOND Disls10t
swes.e o'eloekA. the tclls~1ng deosEisea7sopssty
ONE LOT OF GROUND, pumbsr twenty-five.
with the tmHrovoments thereon. sttuate6 In the
sew nth District Of this city, ID sqnase 4, boundsa
By S~c0nd, RiDARy. Bu. the0od AdSms streets, -
Der, plan BY Airan Grover, 4. psstsdin tffo ofRos
II william Boswell; late y notary public in thu
city, measuring thirty feet frent ON hillary etreet
depth. Acquired blythe defendant. Jslius Sehm6t,
BY purchase from Jacub 0trOld, per act passed
kofore 4. Purcell, 0eeaber u: lees
seinsd in the aesve suit - belonsi3z-to defend-
n :, schmidt
TeEns-Cash on the sDot.
EUGENE WAGAANAM
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
ODcs Ne. II CommeDclal Place.
Pasuports procured With dispatch. and pEomp
attention given to all anA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-08

Death or MATHEW KEPPLH1.-This
man, who was shot by one of his tenants,
;Lockaby, on Decatur street, Monday, died
Yesterday. Locksby il in prison.
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Now Orleans Natioual Bank VI. Joseph,
RAYMOND

EUGaKR WAGGAMAN,
oclo % poll Civil Sheriff of the Pa.sh Of Orleara
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EUGENZ WAGG IMAM,
no. u 10 de5 Civil Sheriff of abe Parish of Orlesns
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James Reynolds, James O. Hanlon, suA.
r0gated, va. Mrs. John Sadler.


ne0 II II IS Civil Sheriff Of tbs Parish of Orlesa
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Jean Lacay, r. Montegut. transferees W.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Marrau.


0624 - nos 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OrloAna
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Stafe Tax Collector, Seventh District CITY Of Nev
Orleans. 0c28 nos
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THE COAST OF AFRICA.

THE UxITKD STATES NAVAL YLAo IN THE
GABooS RrvER--LIEUTESANr COMMANDER
WHEELER, OF THE ALASKA, BuBiED-HoNoRs
TO HIS MEMony-NArIvE AFRICAN CHILDREN
sINo HMM or REQUIEM.
UxtrgD STATES Snrr ALASKA,
GAnoox RIVER, africa, March ~, 1870
Tho United States ship Alaska arrived hero tho
18th OF March. shc anchor In tho Gaboon River
after pleasant voyage.
ALL WILL, Brr MorESfxd
The officers and crew all WELL bu, sorrowing for
the loss OF nn esteemed commander, who carried
from their midst by death during the voyage and has
just been Inferred on african soil
LIEUTENANT coAxAxpxn wnxrLxx.
Lieutenant Commander William X. Wheeler, exccu-
vc officer OF the Alnska died white the AZ
sea- iie expired the 10th OF March. after suffering
from attack OF Brghts disease OF the kidneys. Hc
coast
His body was laid out board and was buried here,
AT Geboon, on the 18th OF March, with appropriate
honors All the officers who could be spared from
duty on board the Alaska attended tho funeral Tho
sailors escorted ms remains 10 the grave.
HYMN ny NATIVE CHILDREN
When tho body was lowered 70 the grave number
Of native African children sang hymn OF requiem.
WISHING FOR MONK.
The Alaska will remain Al Gaboon until the arrival oil
which her -commandcp expects 10 receive orders 70
return 20 tho Untoa Statcs Tho officers and crew are
In good health, but a 20 leave for cooler
and nora healthy stauon
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Chester w. Chaplin. OF Massachusetts,
arrived last evening AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel schoi
Don Antonio Manta. Spanish Minister at Washington
is at the Clarendon Hotel. Rear AdmiraiJ. r. NJ. Null
any United States Navy, is Chartered al the Glscy
House. Congressman Thomas c. Platt OF Owcgo, ~ r.,
is staying at the s. Nicholas Hotel Ernest : Imam,
OF Liverpool. IA registered at the Brcvoort House
Deputy Qunrtermasicr General Rufus Saxton United
States Army has arrived at the 81. James Hotel Sec
re,ar ofState John Bgelow, OF New York. and Sidney
Ianer OF Georgia. arc At thc Westminster Hotel COL
onel Theodore 5. Laidlcy, United states Army, is Al
the Hoffman House. Washington Mclean. OF Cilcin-
matt; Ex-Governor Henry Baldwin, OF Michigan. and
ex-Congrcssman O. b. Mnttcson. OF Utica. among
the late arrivals at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Genera
Thomas Ewing OF Ohio and William Bross OF Chicago.
are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
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FRANCE.

THE PHILADELPHIA DELEGATION APpnopnrA-
TON REDUCED.
PARIS, Moy 20, 1875
Tho Chamber Of Deputies to-day motion OF NJ.
Trard reduced the amount Of the proposed grant
sending delegation OF workngmen to the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia from 1900 to SIS 600
AGRICULTURAL INSTRUCTORS AMERICA.
motion was also adopted that agricultural instruc.
tors bcsent 10 the Exhibition.
VOTE or CONFIDENCE IN THE MINISTRY.
Just before tho adjournment OF the sitting the Depu
ties unanimously adopted motion, growing out OF a
debate the recent dismissal Of Mayors, that the
House finds the policy OF the Ministers to be liberal and
In conformity with tho wishes OF the country.
Three hundred and forty-thrce members voted on
Tho motion.
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GOVERNOR BULLOCK's ARREST.


CHARGES OF DEFnAUp1xG THE STATE or GEon-
GrA-BAIL PROMPTLY ofFERED--HE ASKS
FULL TRIAL AND ASSERTS ms INNOCENCE.
ATLANTA. Ga, May 20, 1870
Ex-Governor Bullock, OF Georgia. reached this city
o-day undor arrest In July, 1871, Governor Bulloo.
len the state, and after reaching New York. whore hc
was convenient 10 Canada sent his resignation as
Governor alleging that the political persecution
-soent that he could hope good By holding
IN 70 the Ollie. Shortly ALTERNATIVES warrants
nkcn sut against him, one Tor cheating and swndlipg
N that he paid tho tennessee Car Company, alleged
% DC then mythical, over $40. 900 which were
pcvcr delivered larcny after trust allowing
bonds TO he urawn certificate placed IN his bnnds
before the conditions OF tho certificate had becn CON-
Piled with.
Upon rcsgnine Governor Bullock took up his resi-
dcnce ut Aibion. ~ T. A detective WAS gent ont
umc ago 70 arrest him. buth eluded him by going 10
Canada II Is sand he IS now arrested on these Two
warrants The orgia detective who d's-
severed HIM had ex.Govcrnor Unlock, Of
Massachusetts, Swallowed all during tue Film
Avenue Conference, believing HIM TO 40
hts Our Ex-Governor - In nnc spirits Sud has
had hosts OF callers. HIS bond fixed al $1,000,
and surety 10 the amount Of $1,0uOOO0 was promptly
rendered. leading Atlanta capitalists volunteering 70
bail him. lie Is quito counacnt OF tho result Of his
ra and says that he has been ready To come back to
Georgia any lime Tor tho past two wears Ito met Tho
6corga Bond Committee In New York last FALL though
is said under parole that would not be inocstc
He says he will make Georgia his home and Is glad
inat the issue has been brought last lie viii 10
mand full trial, and America viii tho first
jury Tor acts performed officially whiIc he Gov
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MEXICO.

END OF THE REVOLUTION IN MAvAMoRAs-
THE CITY TURNED OVER By CONSUL WILSON
TO GENERAL REvUETAs, IN COMMAND OF
THE FEDERAL ooLUMN-REPoRrED ARRIVAL
OF EsCoBEDo.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May 20, 1876
General Rcvuetos, second officer IN command OF
General Escobedos army of federal forces arrived at
Matamoras At eleven O'Clock last night.
During this afternoon General Labarra and Colonel
Cristo called Consul Wilson and presented letter
from Escobcdo requesting the Consul to turn tho
city to Inbarra wilson declined to do this, but
turned II over this evening TO Rcvuetas
All Is quiet in the city aud vicinity, and It IL beloved
tho revolution hero Is ended.
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LOUISIANA QUIET AGAIN.

CoLoRED PEOPLE ADVISED TO KILL WHITES
FROM THE CRADLE UP.
NEW ORLEANS, May 20, 1876
Tho following despatch from the Sheriff of Wilkinson
county will explain the lato trouble in that scction-
WooDvnLE, Miss. May 10, 1870
To Governor STorE:-
Quiet has been restored throughout tho county.
The trouble could have avoided had not the col
orcd people fired my posse. They advised by
their leaders to kill the white people from The cradle
up have rested some OF tho rInecadcrs and may
get more Politics had nothing 10 do with the affair.
Prominent colorcd men with me attempting to
pacify them. They would listen to no advice ap.
prcbend no further trouble. w. II. NOBLE, Sheriff.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsniSGrox, May GIL A. NJ

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OrrfcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
wAsnISGrox, May GIL A. ~
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic States stationary and rising
barometer casferIy 10 soutisry winds and continual
warm. partly cloudy weather with rain arrears in
the Carolinas
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
stationary and falling barometer. southeast south
ves, winds and continued warm, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. with falling tho Southwest and
possibly In tho ohio Valley.
For the lake region and Uppcr Mississippi Valley,
failing and stationary barometer fresh and brisk SOUTH
cry TO westerly winds, stationary or rising icmpcra
iurc scncrniiy cloudy weather and rain
For tho Missouri Valley, rising followed by falling
barometer, cool westerly winds stining 10 warm
soushery partly cloudy weather, aud tho southern
portion local rains
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SPAIN.

CABINET MEASURE ron THE ABOLITION OF PRO-
vINCIAL RIGHTS.
MADRID, May 20, 1870
Prime Minister canovas del Castillo presented bill
In the Senate to-day aboshing tho eros the North
ern provinces.
WHAT MEASURE PROVIDES
Tho first clause Of the bill imposes universal military
service.
Tho second clause authorizes tho government tako
further steps should tho provinces rcfuse to furnish
their contingent of men for military service.
Tho third clause stpuates that tho provinces shall
pay taxes in proportion TO their meana
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TIE MISSISSIPPI JETTIEs.

STEAMER NEW ORLEANS ENTERS THE RIVER AT
FULL SPEED.
ST. LOUIS, May 20, 1885,
r. s Elliot Secretary Of tho South Pass Jcty Com
pany, received a telegram from Captain Eads to-day,
stating that tho New Orleans. or the Cromwell
line Of fifteen eight inches draugh, passed through
the jetties this morning She reached the Southwest
Pass Yesterday afternoon but finding the ship Birming
ham nground in the channel she sailed for Port Eads
arriving at five o'clock this morning and steamed
through the Jcties ut full speed without the slightest
dcfcntion
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ENGLAND.

thin CAMBRIDGE PRIZE PoEM-AN AMERICAN
NATIONAL SUBJECT.
LONDON, May 20, 1875.
The Chandeliers Medal for tho best English poem by
resident undcrgradu OF Cambridge University has
been won by Alfred w. Dale.
Tho whole subject OF tho poem the Centenary of
American Independence
MIycrNG LAxK MARKETS
Mincing Lane markets have experienced no impor-
tant change during the week. although articles
steadier and coffee has advanced Is 3s per cwt
wing to tho favorable results OF the Dutch SALE Su-
gar is inactive and unchanged Common grades OF
Congou sold at lower rates Rice firm, and has
advanced 3D. per cwt Spices show some further re-
covery from the late depression.
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SOUTH AMERICAN STOCKS.

Thu PROVINCIAL BANK OF BUENos AYREs.
PARIS, Nay 90, 1870.
Tho Argentine Consul In this city has received
telegram from the Provincial Bank of Buenos Ayrcs
which reads as foIl?ws:-'In consequence Of
siderable reduction In tho value Of our produce in
Europe and tho heavy Withdrawals OF gold from tho
bank the government has issued a decree temporarily
vuspcndng the redemption Of tho banks notes by CIV
ing them legal currency. THIS decree in no wise az.
fec,s the resources Of tho bank which will continue
its operations without difficulty. The government will
scrupulously meet its European obligations
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xscopxpo REPORTED I'M mArAMonAs.

GALVESTON, May 90, 1870
special despatch to the Necs from Brownsville to-
day says that General Revaler with the advance of
the government under General Escobcdo reached
Ma,amoras last night at clsht O'clock and the Amer
can and German consuls turned the city to him.
General Escobedo arrived there this morning
General Diaz is reported to be at San Fernando, IN
tho INTERIOR whittier General Gonzales has gone to
Join him.
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CROOKED wHISKEY.


tHT MEnrHIs, May 90 1876.
General Patterson, Collector Of Internal Revenue Of
his district has succeeded 10 breaking CUP four Or vo
more crockett whiskcy d,stiIlcrlcs IN Henry Carroll
md Henderson counties, Tennessee, and arrcsng an
sd man named Lowcry and his son, aud J. Robbins OF
Hrnry county and " ccks, oil Henderson county. who
sayc pccu brought here aud lodged jail large ais
sery was destroyed Carroll county. but the propr,
Since Apr,I eleven d'ssieries have bssn destroyed
q this eocisou Of the nnnnfH~
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CUBA.

THE INSURGENTS STILL MORE BOLD AND VERY
succxssFUL-sPASIsH coMMIssAEIAT coNvoYs
ATTACKED AND cAPruIED-AN OFFICER
x1LLED-woUxDED AIroSsIsr soLDIERs
POURING INTO cARDExAs
HAVANA, via KEY WEST May 20, 1870
party OF insurgents in the jurisdiction OF sancti
spirus attacked and captured convoy OF commercial
goods and army ra,ons. killing the officer in charge.
TwESTy-THRrE CAPTURED
Another band OF insurgents numbering 800, captured
q convoy consisting OF twen,y-three wagons
There rumors Of great fight in the jurisdiction
Colon but particulars thereof have been received
THE SPANISH WOUNDED.
Two hundred wounded soldiers said 10 have been
brought INTO cardenas-
INSURGENTS REFUSED.
In tho jurisdiction OF Cardenas an attack mndc
upon The large estate Flor de Cuba by insurgents
but were repuIsed
THE rARrYY.
II is rumored that The government will shortly m
crease the export duties sugars and leaf tobacco
THE SCENE OF THE CUBAN OPERATIONS
The Jurisdiction OF Sancti Spritus is situated TO tho
eastward Of that OF Trinidad and tho southern side of
Cuba, and comprises denscly wooded level plain
broken the coast by range Of mountains. near
the base OF which the port OF tho jurisdiction rur as)
Is situated Several Spanish columns havc been sent
this Jurisdiction for tho purpose OF supprcssing
the resurrection. but al havo forced retreat
with heavy loss and without accomplishing anything
against The Cubans. Colon OF tho chief central
points tho Central Department and is situated in
vast plain, which, during the anicbcum days was tho
chci sugar producing district tho island. Tho tcwn
itself Is undccndcd by regular works, but several block
houses anu stockacs have erected and around II
since the INVASION OF the department. by the Cnbans.
Tho fact Colon has become tho Of orcra-
tons marks the immense advances made by the
patriots toward Havana ond the nnal expulsion Of the
Spaniards. Cardcnas Is ono Of the most important
sugar exporting porte OF Cuba. 1t forms with Maanzas
tho outlets Of tho produce OF the centre OF tho
isand and possesses VIDE navgabe bay open TO the
Gulf OF Mexico The activity OF the Cubans this dis
suggests that they intend TO seize seaport or at
any rate obtain solid iooiipg near tho coast. Tho
estate "Flor do Cuba is situated short distance
north from Colon, and Pjuan, station
on the railroad between Colon and Cardenas The cs-
tatc the middle OF the donsely settled part Of
the Central Department. branch Of the RIO dc 10
Palma runs through the property.
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CANAL SUITS.

Albany, n. Y, May %, 1874
The Governor to-day issued proclamation changing
the day holding nm extraordinary term Of tho Cir
cut Court IN this city from 9Th OF Juno the l2h
or june when tho canal suits will be tried.
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This afternoon all tho sandy Hook pilots Of New
York. brooklyn and Jersey city, who arc not aloas,
viii attend the funeral OF Thomas Vail Phelan, a
brother pilot, who lately died Of consumption from bis
uts residence At No. l45 Hillary street. brooklyn. Tho
funeral services VIII place At tho Centenary Meth
odist church. oil jay and johnson strcots
BROOKLYN. al two o'clock
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 1870
II is now conceded impossible for O'Lcary to finish
his 500 miles onght He will probably fall short about
forty miles. Schmchl will probably make about 800
miles by midnight II i conceded that oLeary might
have made tho distance had he not wasted time on tho
first day or
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DIED..

STANDARDIZATION May 20. In the city OF Brooklyn,
Mrs. SARAH y. SHEPHERn, aged 90 years
Relatives and trends respectfully invited 10 A.
tend the funeral from the Church ~ tho Rcdcemer,
corner Of 4th and Pacific St. Brooklyn Tuesday,
AT three i. ".
For Other Deaths See Eiercnh Fd7sl
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THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM.
EnSlan6s Policy on The Turkish Question Dis
appoints hs Conlsrrng Powers,
THE cAMB iDGE PRIZE POEM.
The French Ministry Sustained by Vote
Of the Deputies.
TURKEY.

EroLAND's NoN-AccEPTANcE OF THE BERLIN
MEMoRANDUM-A GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT
TO THE coNFERRIno POWERS.
LONDON, May 20. 1879.
A special despatch from Berlin to tho Pal NcV
Gazette says tho refusal OF the British government 20
adhere TO the memorandum Of tho Berlin Con ference
IL iot there serious disappointment II is hoped,
however, that England WILL OF her own accord acccdc
~ later stage.
MINISTER PRESENT rnK MOTIF.
General Tgna,icn the Russian Ambassador to Turkey
will present the memorandum at Constantnopie.
TIKI QUEEN COUNTED IN.
England will be appraised of any further stops which
may be taken by the Powers IL she had supported
The present measure
THE GUARD OF HONOR AT THE FUNERAL OF
THE coNsUIs.
BERLIN, May 20. 1879.
The Official Gasefis says that at tho funeral Of the
murdered French and German consuls In Salonca tho
escort OF honor was formed by French and German
marines, the Turkish military and OWL authorities
and tho officers and Of all the men-ofwar in the
harbor.
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were wont to be- These tradesmen taink Il o ab
surd that Americans should complain OF hard times
as that Baron Rotlischd should ask ak months
credit for q tooth brush.
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HALE'S HONEY or H0REnoUND AND TAR IL
perm for throats. colds and coughs
PiKKs roornAcna Dmors minute.
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SILENT SEWING MACHINE.

Awarded the grand Gold Medal 81 Progress" Of tho
American Institute November 1s7 and the scott Legacy
Mcdal' ofthc Franklin Institute October, 1873.
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nee and investigation invited.

No other sewing machine world has automatic
tension" any other Gifts characteristic features.
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vescy Astor Housed is frny the rnpfureds friend
satsixct on every te prices reasonabc understrap
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MOrHALINE-THE WORLD RENOWNED MOTH
preventative used by nrrer. sold by drugss price 10
con ts nery urd
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A-CATARRH Is A COMMON DISEAsE-s0 CON-
snmnin, splitting blowing OF the
every the ionr foot slips IN these nasty
discharges III. sidewalk in tho pualic
and its dagreeabic odor tho breath Of tho
afflicted renders them offensive their associates. There
II the highest medical authority stating that with fully
one-hal II wothirds OF those afflicted with ccnsurp-
OF tho the disease catarrh In tho
head step the throat and bronchial
tubcs, lastly tho lungs How Important then. 10 give
cnriy and attention ratarrh II this
oathse disease tho system by usng DIR rrERcEs
oLpFS MEDICAL DscovKiy whish tones cieanses tho
blood and heals the diseased glands by specific influence
upon them assist DIR SaGr's CArARRu REMEDY
with DIR. PNRcEs NASAL DorcnE- This N the only
reach the and back cavities where the discharge
No danger from this and IL pleas
uso. The medicines with instruments. sold
" deal In med
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A.-RUSSIAN yAP0R BATHS, No. % EAST 9TH
st-"Plunges' constantly cvernowng with fresh waters
thorough cleanliness good light and ventaton polite at
IL and general good order.
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AsT0R HOUSE FINE FRENCH CALF SHOES
STERN No Barclay IT.
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AMAZING STUPIDITY.-a0 900 IDLE MEN
caused by contraction policy PALS PAfST pain Grccn
backs financial contraction.
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A-PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION Is
sold by druggists evcrywherc also rxns comrpcSK And
IfMPLE REMEDY, the inalible medicine for pimplcS
fIosh worms biackhends Prepared only by DR.. Is. G.
PERRY Dcrmato logist. ~ Bond ST., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21

CRISTADoRO'S HAIR DYE STANDS UNRIvAL-
led; shades natural its action instantaneous
Wholesale retail, ~ John St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21

A--GENTLEMEN'S HATS-SUMMER STYLE FOR
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