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The New York herald., 1877-01-14
THE NEWPORT SENSATION.

THE FINDING OF THE ConoNER's JURY IN THE
BROWN cAsE-AnREsT OF THE soN-GRAvx
CHARGES TO BE PREFERRED AGAINST HIM.
From the Evening Telegram OF yostcrday.l
NEWPORT, Jan. 13, 1877.
AT late hour last night the Coroncrs jury rendered
the following verdict relative to the death OF William
Henry Brown, who pershed In his house while IL was
tire Wednesday, night
''rhat his son, Charles s. Brown, feloniously and
malicously refused and neglected to mske any effort
10 put out the said nre the said W. II.
Brown thererom, against the statute, peace ard dig
nifty of the state"
In view OF tho verdict tho Coroner came here
this morning and secured a warrant TOR ms arrest,
started for MddlctOwn to find hiu. The Coroner
cvcs that when he Is brought 10 court both and
murder viii be conclnsvey proved ltis the general
opinion that ne lett the place last night. He Is but
twenty-five years OF ago. it s believed That he either
set tire to tho house after he bad killed his father
that he set the house lire, thinking that his father
would get out in season and he would receive The IN
surAncc money, 0s the poicy was made out In hts
lImne He hns long been known to quarrel about the
property which his father decided TO him 10 prevent
attachment beng placed on it, The son has persist
emily refused 10 return the deed to him.
ARREST or rIK son.
Brown was found near his Iarm this afternoon and
arrested and brought 10 this city and committed 10
jail upon the Shcrn's warrant Tomorrow no will be
taken to MidctOwn, where criminal warrant, charg-
ing him with arson, VIII he served upon hun. As he
mot he held over tweny your hours suspicion all
facts IN the will be presented to the Grand jury
who, is generally believed, viii lind Indictment
Tor murder and well. IL thought that
he and hts father got into fight, ana that he acct.
dentaliy killed him, and 10 cover NJ his nrc
rested There little dissatisfaction ut the verdict
Of the cOroncr's jury.
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THE PETERSBURG BANK ROBBERY.
THORBuRN's VOLUNTARY RETURN OF THE
STOLEN FUNDS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

STOLEN FUNDS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PETERSBURG, Jan. 13 1877.
This morning tho Bank OF Petersburg received the
funds taken from its deposit box tho 30ih OF de-
cembcr. The money was deposited by Thorburn in
various banking institutions in Canada and the North
and obtained by drafts on those repositories. The
facts made known by Thorburn on his voluntary
return, and the bank officers enabled obtain possess
sion Of the money. The amount recovered was
$1G, 5Oo-S200 less than the amount takcn-and the
expenses incurred were about 5000.
rnORBURN's CANADIAN PURCHASE
While III Toronto ThOrburn purchased three gold
drafts of So 600 each New York bankers ana sent
them 10 relation IN Caikavllc Va. by his direction
the bank officials sent agent TO that point
the drafts out in consequence OF the severe weather
mails had becn received there for days tho
party who supposed 10 hold them mad seen
them or heard anything from Thorburp The dciaincd
mails we're found in tho Office AT sco,tsburg aud the
letters sought for delivered to the party who
once turned them over to the bank agent
LOOKING OUT FOR HIS FAMILY.
In one OF Thorburh's letters he requested that In
OF his death 1900 shouh be given family
and So 900 10 his surctics tho latter amount being
penalty Of his Official bond The balance 0t The tunds
about 50O was returned to the bank by members OF
his family to whom he had mailed small drafts from
various points his route. II is generally conco.ed
that tho bank has becn very Fortunate and SYM
pathy Is Expressed ior Thorburn.
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Faure for the purpose Of an opcrauc tour in
America.
vfOILNIsr FOR AMERICA
Herr Ullmann has engaged the great violinist
wilhelmi for a series OF concerts in the United
States. He was cher dattoque during the Baireuth
festival
LAST WORDS.
M. Francois Buloz the founder and editor during
forty-nve years OF the Rerue des Deu1 Mondes, who
died the other day. has had his last joke recorded
contributor to the great magazine called and.
J'irdi bient0t diriger Ia Rerue de rAuire Monde.v
Ah I'm soon going to direct the Review OF the
Other world.)
THE TUILERIEs AS AN ART MUSEUM.
The committee appointed to examine into the
question OF rebuilding that portion OF the Palace OF
the Tuilerles burned by the Communists have re-
ported favoraby, with recommendation TO con.
vert the reconstructed galleries into an art
museum. A bill embod,ing the committees recon-
mendations viii shortly be introduced In the
Senate.
ART FOR AMERICA.
NJ. Geromes great picture, "The Sabre Dance"
is on It's way to America.
FASHION JOTTINGs.
The latest thing in fashion Is the use OF wild
ducks wings for trimming ladies' hats. They are
good for ducks OF bonncts, but do not suit lame
ducks.
Some bellies wear starchcd linen wristbands, In
lawyer fashion, assist the effect Of their plead.
ings
checker board design. Hearts will be played as
pawns thereon, but men will not mind being thus
checkmated
New dresses are being made to button down the
way to open their hearts.
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THE BURNING COLLIERY.

OVER A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH or PROP
EITY DEsTIoYED-MINERs LEAVING TIE
LYKENs VALLEY FOR VIRGINIA AND ILLINOIS.
[DY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. IL, 1871
Although the 1rc in ono OF tho Lykens Valley col.
licries is still in progress II is thought tho efforts 10
prevent II from communicating with the other col.
iicrlcs will DO successful The loss by the destruction
OF machinery and damage TO the burning limo Is csti.
mated to be ovcr 81, 900. .000 Scores Of men arc
steadily work nghtng tho fro in every possible
way. About thirty OF the ninety mules In tho mine
have buen rescued. considerable number OF the
miners thrown out Of employ by tho nre have
lett Lykcns and conisct. where tho burning col.
iIery located, and gonc the coal fields Virginia
and Illinois
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFYfCE or rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
TAsnrsGrox, Jan. A-1 A. NJ.
Indfcdliops

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
%AsnrsGTON, JAM al NJ.
Indications
During Sunday, in the South Atlantic and East Cult
States, falling, followed bv slowly rising barometer
warm southcrly winds vcering to colder westerly,
partly cloudy cloudy weather and occasional rains
will prevail
In tho West Gulf States. falling barometer csstery
to southcrIy winds. warmer. partly cloudy weather.
and possibly occasional rains, excepting lower tcn
peraiurc, In the southeast portion.
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley falling followed by
rising barometer, warmer soutberly to westerly Winds
clear partly cloudy weather and possibly at night
winds shifting to colder northcrly.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
ieys rising aud high barometer. warm south winds
shifting to decidedly colder norihcriy partly cloudy
weather and occasional snow.
In tho lako region rising barometer brisk and high
south 70 west winds, vccring TO northwest or north
cry, generally warmer. cloudy weather and frequent
snow, followed by falling temperature.
In the Middle and Eastern States, falling followed
by rising barometer south 20 winds, Increasing
to brisk high, and vcerng 10 north westerly, rising
temperature increasing coudincss and probably snow,
partly turning into rain IN the latter and the northern
portion OF the former
Tho rivers In Tho western portion OF the Middle
States. the Ohio and tho Cumberland will continue
rising.
Cautionary signals continue along Lako Michigan,
the Middle Atlantic aud New England coasts.
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sURET1Es NOT RESPONSIBLE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1877.
An important case decided in the United States
Court In this city yesterday An action brought
against the bondsmcn Of savings bank for alleged
breaches OF their bond, in that the regular work OF
savings bank had not been performed, but that the
business of ordinary bank had becn engaged in,
There vas brilliant array Of legal talent in The case
both sides being represented by eminent counsel The
verdict for tho defence and decides the
the obligations Of srecs the bonds Of trcasurers or
societies for savings The Court held, In chargc
that surcties not responsible for any money 60
into the hands OF the society in the way OF ordinary
banking business.
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APPLE JUICE.

HUNDRED GALLONS or CROOKED wHrsKEY
CAPTURED.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. IL, 1871
United States Inspector Short, OF the revenue ser.
vice In Dearborn county, Indiana, made a descent TO.
day upon an Illicit disiiilcry at st. Leon, a lit.
tic village about twenty miles northwest of
Lawrcnccburg, and captured John siinger and
George Rchl, the propric,ors OF tho establish.
mcnt, aud about 1000 gaions Of apple brandy
and whiskcy on whcn no taxes had been paid. II is
thought that tho work Of Illicit distilling has
been going there Tor some time, aud large amount
of the crooked stun made and sod on IN small lots
Singer the captniist OF the concern Tor several
years member OF tue Iniana state Legislature and
until lately wns one OF the Commissioners of the
county In which he resides.
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STUCK IN THE ROME SWAMP.

RoNg. n. Y. Jon. Is, 1877.
The hrst Atlantic express due here at eight minutes
10 nine ~, yesterday. did reach here I'LL twenty
minutes past four this morning. The train stuck
in the At Rome swamp, Two miles wcst OF here
There has been but train through from the East
to-day. Tho train that LETT here nt halt past seven
this morning, The Rome md Clinton Branch Of the
Delaware, LscSawapna ana Western Railroad, did
reach Clinton IN o'clock this afteruoon--d,stsnce
eleven miles. The Rome. Watcrtown and Ogder sburg
Railroad are running trains on lire.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.

PROPOSITION OF BoNDHoIDERs OF THE CON-
NEcTIcUT WESTERN RAILROAD
HARTFORD, Jan. 13. 1877
AT special meeting OF the stockho ders OF the Con.
nccticut Western Railroad to-day II was voted to
accept tho proposition Of the committee OF bond
holders for the creation oi preferred stock, or to
accept another plan agreed upon by that committee
and the Board OF Directors. The creates pre-.
stock. to lie given to bopdhoders nting TO
So OOO 600 they hoih their bonds meanw hc 10 col.
lateral This stock elects officers anu entitled 10
seven per before common stock gets nnv income
Common stock, III the year 1900, has the right to
deem preferred stock and retire bonds. Preferred
stock holders, taxing possession, must pay OF
floating debt when they take the road Tho bond.
holders have yet decided whether they will accept
the scheme.
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ALEXIS At NORFOLK.
The Grand Duke Once More on
American Soil.
SALUTATIONS EXCHANGED.
Naval Circles Anticipating a Season OF
Elegant Festivities.
rBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD

NORFOLK, Jan. 13, 1871
The Russian frigate SHETLAND, Admiral Boutakon
commanded by the Grand Duke Alexis, arrived In
harbor at ten O'Clock this morning and anchored just
below Fort Norfolk. near the old quarantine ground.
Immediately upon her arrival she salutcd the broad
pcnnant OF Admiral Trenchard with fifteen guns,
which responded to by the Powhatan IN the after
noon The Grand Duke or and paid visit 10 Mr..
n. shishkn, the Russian Minister. Admiral A. Crown.
Of tho imperial Russian Navy, and Mr. f. schlardhauer
courier from st. Petersburg, VINO have apartments at
the Atlantic Hotel His Highness returned to his
ship after about two nours' absence. He will not
soourn ashore during his stay here for the reason
that he prefers to avoid tho inquistiveness OF the
public. Naval circles the ip toe of excitement,
and tho stay OF Iho grand Russians promises TO be
attended by season Of sumptuous ana elegant fes-
iivties. The other vessels belonging to tho fleet
the corvette Bogatir. Captain CbafraH and the
vette Askod. Captain Tirdon which expected
here Tomorrow To-day tho various dignitarics paid
. visit to tho yard and received with all tho
usual civltes by Commodore Creighton and s,ai:
The national flag OF Russia was hosted at tho fore
Of tho Alliance and salute fred.
THE BoGATIR AT POnr RoYAL--AMERICAN OFF,
GERS EXCHANGING THE COMPLIMENTS OF
THE SEASON WITH THEIR VISITORS -rARs
AFLoAT AND ASHORE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PoRr ROYAL, 8. G.. Jan. 13, 1877.
Tho Russian corvette Bogatir IL still here conlng.
and will leave for Hampton Roads next week. There
has been very general interchange Of visits of
pleasant social nature between The officers OF our
squadron those OF the Russian corvette. To-day
being New Year Ia the Greek calcndar, a number OF
American officers visited the Bogat,r exchange tho
compliments Of tho season, and we're very handsomely
entertained by the Russians The best OF feeling was
manifested by both partcs and the Russians accept 10
proof that their soourn In American waters will
be made as agreeable possible. Tho corvette
AskoId is expected here to akc in coal and supplies
before proceeding to Hampton Roads. The Russians
have gwen their general liberty to-day and Jack
Is having jolly timc on shore
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A BISHOP STRUCK WITH PARALYSIS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IS, 1877.
An afternoon paper says-"Intcgcnce has reached
us to-day OF serious attack OF paralysis
under which the Right Rev. the Bishop OF
the Diocese OF Maryland Is laboring.
bishop Nottingham smitten with a seem.
iney slight stroke yesterday morning. Ho was
acrward obliged TO take TO his bed, when entire
prostitution aud helplessLcss In the left side shortly
revealed ilseI. HIS mind however continues clcar.
HIS physicians regard his condition very critical"
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TRAINS STOPPED BY THE SNOW.

SCHENECTADY, NJ Y, Jan. 13. 1877.
There have been trains passing hero either way
on the New York Central Railroad since ten O'Clock
last night Tho train from 81. Louis due hero at forty
five past five this morning left Syracuse Mt
noon. The two Atlantic trains, due here Midnight
left from Rome and tho other from CanastoN. al
noon Engines with snow ploughs now clearing
4 hn
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RESTRAINED FROM DOING BUSINESS.

BosroS. Jan. IT, 1871
Upon application OF the Insurance Commission
Judge Holt has issued "a temporary injunction
against the puiidcrs' Fire Insurance Company, re.
strainlnG u from doing any further business on the
ground that the company 10 unsound A bearing vii
bo had the January o6
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HOTEL ARRIVAL,

Professor Peter $. Niche, OF West Point and Score.
tary OF State John Bigeow, arc at tho Westminster
Ho,ol. Colonel Alexander X. Mcclure, of PntancI-
pbia, is at the Hoffman House. MISS Nelson. tho
actress rs nj tho Clarendon Hotel Congressman Henry
l.. Pierce and Lieutenant Governor Horao q. Knight,
OF Massachusetts, and Captain w. H. Thompson, OF thu
steamship Brannic, arc ut the Fifth Avenue Hoiei.
Commander l. A. Bcardsloy, United States Navy, nno
Colonel Eugene B. Beaumont Uniicd States Army. are
at the Gscy House. State Senators A. j. wclimnn,
OF Aegany county, andc. p. veddcr, Of Cattaraugus
county. New York, are at tho Union Place Hotel.
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lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TWO VALUABLE HORSES KILLED.

PouGmKRRrsis, n. ", Jan. 10, 1871.
During tho troitng carnival on South avenue this
afternoon two trotting horses owned by Lcrson Hold
ridge and Charles Phelps, came IN COLLISION when tho
shafts OF each sleigh penetrated the breast 0 each
horse, killing both instantly. The loss Is 81, 5o0.
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ANOTHER BIG FIRE.

PIrrsnrRG, Pa. jan 13. 1871
Ore In Edinburg. Clarion county, tonight. do
stroycd twenty-five buildings IN the business part OF
the town. Tho loss is estimated at 500, ,OOO
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

ST. CArmARrxys, Ont, Jan. 49, 1877
The welland Vale Manufacturing Company's works
destroyed by hrc this morning. The loss Is esti
mated at $40 600
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azure YOUR COUGH BY USING MADAM
Por'ers Coucn BAisAN Price. 70. 80 and 10 cents.
Asa HAT, 81 90; FASHIONABLE SILK HATS,
- ~. worth g. 10 New Church st.. up stairs.
BIG BARGAINS IN DiAMoNDs-TwO STUDS, SIS;
EAn"'scs, s'o' sruS, sS. co,rv.x ,sac
DON'T LOSE YOUR HATR-CHEvALIER LIFE
ron rug HAN restores gray hair perfectly stops IL: falling
%, ~ S%ee y s H. s,sr rapidly and maxi" hat"
no MORE SIDE OR BACK ACHES WHEN USING
the IIons sswisc Mscnss. with 'he Hall rrcsdIc. so
"PfPER-HETDslEcK.
pointed encrsi Agents in the Uui,ca states ssd Csnaas
" "rrrEn.mEIDsrEcx"
H. PrPERA co.'s "Csxrr BLAscn,. ssc-
Soliciting q consnuansc Of your esteemed favor~.
,,s,- JOHN osSSsS: Sos GO.
PoMERoy's TRUssEs ARE BY FAR THE BEST
:" ''' roSRRSSY y TRUSS COMPANY. 74e Broadway.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOIN MATTHEWS ia av and 10Th ss. city.
sEAIsKiN sAcQuE, s45; CAMELs HAIF
s''' '' worth s .' dSIfxss ;i f;s ,s.'S ';ss
,ys,'n,X,!n NM t5sE,xy 5sE
,. :. Winston Prssiaent.
issue. every approved dsrcrtptionof
Lin ASD Espowsxsr PoI,c,ss
~ terms favorable those OF
any other company.
Organized April ~. l54,.
Cash assets 5000 100
WIGS, TOUPEEs-G. RAUCHFUss, PRACTICAL
wigmaker swtche.. Curs invisibes. B.ndcaux a. East
18th ST.. near broadway.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
(,ANCER->nw TREATISE, FREE.-IiOW CtjKE6
Owithout kniic or poisonous minerals DR. srODDARD
= West 1sth st.
~(\BsERvArfONs on DEAFNESS AND CArAHRu-
O1ssued BY the New York Throst and Lar Institute.
Ill Esst 25sh ~ NAILED for i0c.
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rur wyArHrn YEsrEnpAy.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature the past twenty four hours, IN com.
parson with tho corresponding datc Of year. M
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
The New York herald., 1877-01-14

HOW PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE WAS RE-
cE1vEp IN ST. DoMrNoo-rEARs OF AxNExA-
TIoN.
CAPE HAyrT Dec 80 1876
VIA HAVANA, Jan 13. 1877. I
That portion Of President Grants messnge referring
TO st. Domingo has caused great sensation. His
remarks together with Baezs rcturn caused fears of
new annexation designs. The country is quiet
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
THE WEST INDIES.

DAEZ ARRIVED IN ST. DOMINGO.
Sr. DoMiyGo Doc. 80, 1851
Via HAVANA, Jan. Ii, 1877.
Bacz arrived hero Dccemocr %, and was received
with apparent enthusiasm.
The rainy season is and plenty OF tobacco
has reached the ports.
The New York herald., 1877-01-14


FROM THE HONORABLE THURIow WEED
Having several year. yo"r -dIsia..
with m confidence Il i. no les. pleasure than an,y
require. and rTss, WIN. the desired se,, Tue ks;Ss
"s'.S ssrasd d. '''"'''a "s'e "S TT%Low HSSl WEED
DIR. nApwAy.
RAILWAYS r READY + RELIEF.
cures cures the worst ..ip pains
;" N"T iST { one Y = RSgis' HoGH
after reading thi. advertisement need any %
Radway. ns.Iy H'f as'sfR "'sa R"" cure tor every
THE nSi. oSrl S;:; S;sIi; Xix .rs.; SssrDr
that Instantly stops tho most eYeruciang pains aavs in
stomach. bowels other glands orgaas by apps
tim
a s D'S 9. nsea
Frustrated win 1,s dss.ss sen ma, ;v.ie, yu,,ve
win afford Instant ease.
Inflammation OF tho Kidneys.
Innamm ton Of the Bowels.
Congestion Of the Lungs
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing,
Mysteries, Group Diphthcria.
Headache. Toothache.
Cold Chills. Ague chills.
Tue application OF the Rr.Dy Rrniry,S The part Or
comfort.
Thirty to sixty drops in half tnmber o water will in
iurn hesdache. dartHra dysentsry collie wind in
travellers should always carry a bottle Of RApwArs
''i" water, "i''
tina" feueh brandy g n''.; x \: s1M s,innl"n'
Fever and ay"e e; ; cured ,%r e cent, There :: NJ,
""a "Hs"' rSo% syi" SHa
And "ta;r eys, "sra BY k.a" I'm, 50 quick
DIR RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
perfectly tastetes elegantly coated
disorders Of the stomach liver bowels. kidneys bladder.
digestion dypepsn. biliousncs hilous fever iuaan,ma-
.%" sa ""r to az % psss eu s tho
Price 25cents per box. sold by druggists.
DR. RADwAY's
rht aas"1 si.Sob SAsHffhi sSsifisk.
for the cure OF chronic Disease.
scrofula or syphiitc. hereditary or contagious.
lungs or stomach. skin or homes flesh or nerves.
c"rrupting the solids and vitiang the fluids.
,c @ esss %ss:sa. :sn
plants Bleeding q the I.uny. Dyspep.s "atst BrASh,
IT, p i%s,s.s ss. .ss
Cont. Dr"psy. Ricke,s salt itheum. Bronchs Consnmp
'''n Kidney ndssE rsI%E iysi s. PIX iES%'s%rL 'soTfLE
DIR. RADwAY 4 CO. =, WARREN ST.. NY
A.-BENNErr BUILDING,
LOCATED on SAssIE. ylTErnS9r; HSS AND FULTON sra
IS PSF 5s vss vEs aEER 1sESs
ASf III TE TxkSsf INSURANCE OFFICES
A.-sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS ACT UPON
the liver removing all obsrnctiors relax the ducts
bladder: the bile starts freely and the liver
evcd the stools will show what the Pills do Nothing
ha. ever been invented except C.om- a deadly son,
which very dangerous unless with
gall bi adder and the
liver Iike ScnrScKs MANDRAKE Pills
"a SECRET WORTH MILLIONS. "-2s YEARS Op
toll crowned with succesthe PARisAx DiAnoNDs; their
eec. rsembance 10 The genuine iswcer. annot detect
ih difference their brl.sncy equals the first water aia
their surface IN diamond thcir
fancy last forcvcr they all In solid gold RICH
AKD HUMPHREYS. Jeweiicr. sole agent tor tho United
States No 77 broadway. New York. opposite A. T.
arts. send for price list
A-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DR.
Marhs Radical Cur. Truss. silk sastic stockings Belts
Ac shoulder Braces. ~uspensores Abdominal sun
p.rcrs = vcsey st.. Astor .ouse. No uptown branch.
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DR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPAHti.LlAN kESOLvGNT.
TILE GREAT HI.OOu puKIElER
pR. RADwAY 4 CO.. 3. wARREN sr.. n. Y.

A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIKEPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON SrS
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES =
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FVK
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES,
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
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"A SECRET WORTH MILLIONS. "-2s YEARS OP
Toll crnwnrd with successthe PARIsAN DAMONpx; ihrif
pIPER HEtDSfECk.
For sale everywhere

azure YOUR COUGH BY USING MADAM
Porer's CoUcn BALsAx. Price. z5. "a and 10 cents
SO HAT, 81 20; FASHIONABLE SILK HATS,
80 80 worth 81 10 New Church st.. up stairs.
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FROM THE HoNoRABLE TnURIow wEEp:-.

THE MOST VIOLENT EXPLOSIONS OF COUGH.
Ing stopped by ALKs iIOSEY iioRrHOuxp AND TAR
PiKgs ToornAcuE Dnors cure in minute.
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-sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS ACT Upon

A.--sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS ACT UPON
the liver removing all obstrucoEs relax the ducts
gnbadder the bile starts freely and the liver
Iievcd: the stools Will show what the Pills do Nothing
has been Invented Caiom-l deadly son
which very dangerous unless with great
will unlock the gall adder and the secreons OF
ItverI ike MASp r X
The New York herald., 1877-01-14

~ OBSERVATIONS ON DEAFNESS AND CArARRu y
O1ssued By the Scw YORK Throat and kar Institute.
Ill Esst 2Uth ~ Mailed for l0c.
The New York herald., 1877-01-14

The first bdt n,nsquG de FOpeyu OF the season is
given tonight. The preparations are magnificent.
The great stage has been converted into an i'm
meDsc flower garden, the house - hung with ,laz-
zng mirrors and 5000 gas lights have been added
TO those already IN the house. the whole producing,
when the floor is filed with dancers in brilliant cos
tunes and the boxes with beautiful women and
handsome men, a gorgeous effect. The receipts
will probably reach 100000.
SPLENDID PAIR.
The English lmpresarfo, Mr.. Jarrett is trying to
effect combination between Nine. Nilsson and n
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(,ANCER.-->nw TREATISE, FREE. -IiOW CuKE6
Owithout knife or poisonous minerals DR.. srODIARD
4 West l4th ~.