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The New York herald., 1878-11-12
FIVE MYSTERIOUS MEN.

WHY THEY WE'RE SUPPOSED TO BE EANx
RoBBERs-A SUSPICIOUS sATcHEr4
The officer ON post in Chambers street last Sa.uf-
day night told by kohlcr. who keeps
saloon at No. 90 Duane street. that five suspicious
looking in the habit Of visiting
his saloon aud that he had noticed them taking OBJ
scrvations of the East River Savings Bank, No.
Chambers street Captain Petty, of the Fourth pre-.
cinct was immediately notified and officers
TONED TO watch the bank. The Captain ther
visited the saloon and told by tho proprietor
that the five men had been in his place all day Saturdays
that or two of them would come in at time. sit
down and talk and be followed shortly after by the
others. lie saw them examining the bank building
and talking to each other in low tones.
Later in the evening Captain Petty again visited
the saloon. accompanied by of his detectives.
and two of the standing about the doorway
talking together. They seemed to recognize
the Captain and at his, approach moved
them enter q West Broadway hotel he made
inquiries of the clerk who stated that the frst he
ss Q, that wa thew M saa ro
which they took Q check and then went
of. The clerk further stated that tho
Petty's opinion that it contained masks. The two
men who were followed by the detective well
dressed. and he thinks they We're professionals.
LOWERING ABOUT THE DANk
hfspecia officer on post at the bank kept sharp
watch and the detectives were in the immediate neigh
borhood all Saturday night. Two three Of the
men during the night, hut the presence OF
the in uniform seemed To dsconcert them.
On Sunday morning two men. supposed 70 be MEN,
bers of the gang walked past the bank anu after TAX
ing look it turned away talking in low tone
to each other and went Immediately 10 the hotel in
West Broadway On their way they discovered that they
followed They entered the hotel but came ont
almost immediately. one of them carrying the mys-
tcrious satchel. They then jumped on Sixth avenue
car and went up town. The detectives discontinued
shadowing them and returned to the bank. but
nothing further was seen of the men on that day.
THE BANK BUILDING.
Captain Petty. during examination on Sunday.
says he found that the bank could be easily
entered from the saloon III whech the men
had met He thinks it their
intention to first force entrance into the saloon and
then proceed to the roof. From there they
could cross to the roof of the bank and de-
sccrd through scuttlc to the banking
rooms. The building through from
Chambers street to Duane, and is three stories in
height. On Monday morning the president Mr. w.
II. Slocum, told Of Ill that had hap
pened, and he and the Captain agreed
that it had been the intention of the
five men to force entrance to the bank Saturday
night The president said he did not what could
have bern the object of the men. as there was but
very little money left in the safes over night;
that any it would have been impossible to force
open the safes had the gained admitancc to the
building,
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BANK CIRCULATION.

AN IMPORTANT LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY
OF THE TREASURY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. II. 1873.
Some time since the President Of the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank Of this city wrote to the
Secretary of the Treasury inquirng whether national
bank notes will be payable in greenbacks instead OF
gold coin after the lst Of next January whether they
may be redeemed i'll greenbacks and whether the
demption fund now deposited with the Treasurer may
be continued in national bank notes. Secretary Shcr
mans reply has just been made public here. He says
that there rs no law requiring national banks other
than the gold banks, to redeem their circulation in
coin. and continuing. says:--
'Under existing laws national banks required to
deposit with the Treasurer of the United States law
ful money of the United States sufficient to redeem
their circulation and the Treasurer is required to
deem said circulation in United States notes. See
section B. act of Congress approved June 90 1874 also
sections 5232 1924 and 1926, Revised Statutes Of the
United States
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MOVEMENTS OF THE PENSACOLA HEROIC
sAuoR-ORDERs.
WASHINGTON. Nov. IL, 1873
The Pensacola. the flagship of Rear Admiral G. r. p
Rogers commanding the United States naval forces
the Pacific station expects to leave San Francisco
on the 18th inst for Mazatlan and other Mexican
ports.
HONORABLE MENTION
Lieutenant Commander Hitchcock. of the United
States ship supply. writes. under date OF Havre.
France October %, that John Flanagan, boatswains
maze. jumped overheard the 2Gth and rescued one
of his shipmAtes David Walsh who had fallen over
board. Flanagan had once before rescued drowning
shipniate.
ORDERS.
Chief Engineer William s. Stamm is ordered to duty
member of the Board of Examining Engineers at
Philadelphia.
CHIEF Engineer A. j. kersteo is detached from duty
o. member of the Board of Examining Engineers nj
Philadelphia ana ordered to hold himself in readiness
for service.
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KILLED BY HIS BROTHER.
BlSsnAxIoS. n. T.. No

BINsHAMIoS, n. u, Nov. H. 1873.
terrible tragedy occurred at West Chenango eight
miles north OF this city. at noon on Sunday last.
Three brothers-Jsmes. David and John Taber--li,e
together own and manage farm Jointly. James and
David have disagreed for some time abou. division
Of the property On Sunday David went TO
barn whero James was huskinu corn.
The men quarrelled and David selling pitchfork
knocked James down and stabbed him in the chest
fifteen twenty times. He lived only afew minutes.
David then went to the woods and blew out his own
brains with shotgun. Both were well 60 do and
were middle aged David leaves wife and four chi,
dren. James was unmarried. The Coroner's jury
found o verdict In accordance with the above facts
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SUITS AGAINST ADMIRAL wORDEN.
DECISION AGAINST THE PIAINTIFF-pRoFEssoR |
MAURICE IN ONE CASE ON DEMURRER.
[DY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD

MAURICE IN ONE CASE on DEMURRER
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEIALD1
ASSAPoLIs Nd, Nov. H. 1878.
The Circuit Court os this county has decided the
questions upon the demurrer raised iii the Of Pro-
fcsser Bernard Maurice against Rear Admiral Worden.
action Of debt. for teaching in Admiral Worden's
family. when the Admiral was superintendent OF and
the Professor teacher in the Naval Academy. The
defendants counsel A. D. Hagncr. pleaded as q de-
murrer Limitation of three years to the account The
plaintiffs counsel argued that three years had
not elapsed that could be legally applied in
bar OF the collection of the debt; that
since the account contracted. in 1872.
Admiral Warden had not been three years in this
country but had been serving at on foreign
stations: and also that civil process in this case
plaintiff had right to the exemption OF the time
that Admiral Warden had been nut Of the United
States The Court held that the plaintiff not EN-
titled to the exemptions of time that he claimed:
that civil process under the terms of the cession
OF the grounds Of the Naval Academy to the
that the plea Of .imtaton--three years having
elapsed since the alleged debt createdwas legal
bar To the collection OF the account To-day }.
Thompson Mason, OF the counsel for the plain
tiff Ind Judgment entered for the defendant and then
moved an appeal, which the Court granted. and the
will go up its merits the law points TO the
Court Of Appeals. the highest Court III this State.
In the other action o damages of y20O0O for
defamation Of the character of Professor Maurice by
Admiral Worden. the Court granted the plaintiffs pc
tition for removal OF the and sent 1t to the
Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore for trial
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ALASKA.

REPORT OF CAPTAIN. BAILEY, OF THE REVENUE
STEAMER RICHARD RUSH.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. 1873.
The Treasury Department has received from Cap
tain Bailey OF the revenue marine service report of
the steamer Richard Hush's cruise to Alaska. made
under the authority OF special Congressional appro
pration Of sa5ooO for the protection Of the seal fish
cries and the sea otter hunting grounds. Captain
Bailey reports that with the exception of small
smuggling of liquor into the territory through Bch
ring u sca--which cannot without undue expense bo
prcyentedthe interests of the arc faith
fully protected. Matters ut the fur seal islands
ceivcd especial attention and reported to be in
satisfactory condition.
The cruise extended to the western extremity Of the
Aeutian Islands, distance of $500 miles from Sitka
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
GRAND GATHERING AT NORFOLK, VA.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NonFoLK Va. Nov. II. 1878.
The city is gay with bunting tonight. Tomorrow
the Grand Comnandery Of the State commences its
annual session, and preparations have been made
large scale for the reception and entertainment of
the visitors. The following members Of the Grand
Commandery arrived tonight and met at the
Petersburg depot by tho Gricc Commandery of this
city in fatigue uniform and escorted to their quar-
ters:--
Robert T.. Withers. q. G, James Evans, q. T.
/. F.J0hnspn. ID. &. G. William Is. Issacs, e. r..
James G. Balm. q. g. james p. Moss. G.S. and B.
John f. Regnault g. G. g. w. II. II. Lynn.s u. s. b.
George w. Dame, &. p. f. A. Reed, g. w.
Peyton $. Coles g. s. W. JAS. Z. Wright, q. c. of q.
John L. Roper, q. j. W.
Accompanying the Grand Commandery were numer-
detachmcnts OF Sir Knights from Richmond.
Petersburg. Charlottesville Stannton, Iynchburg,
Chrstiansburg. Fredericksburg and other places. To
morrow morning the Old Dominion Commsndery OF
Alexandria will arrive by the steamer Lady of the Lake.
and detachment from Eagle Conmnndery. of Paincs-
vile. Ohio. and the Morton Commandery. of New
York. expected The military companies of the
two cities will at special escort aud with
psrades reviews banquets breakfasts oyster roasts
the city will have abundant excitement for tho next
three dlys.
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MUSIC FESTIVAL.
prrrsBuRa. Pa, Nov. II.

PrrTsBuRG, Pa, Nov. IL, 1873.
The Messiah music festival at the Exposition
Building. under the direction of Professor Tetedoux.
opened tonight. and notwithstanding the wet
weather the Oratorio heard by 600 persons. and
is pronounced to be . great musical and financial
success. Tho quartet singers were Miss Abbie
whinnery. of Boston, sopranos Miss octavie Gomieu.
Of New York. contralto Mr. Charles Fritsch, of New
York. tenor. and Myron W. whitney. Of Boston.
basso They were assisted by chorus of 400 voices
The orchestra composed Of forty-two instrli-
ments aud under the leadership of Professor
carl Ritter. The proceeds Of The festival to be
devoted to charitable purposes.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
FLORIDA.

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO DEFRAMD UR. BIsBEE-
COUNTY BOARD REJECTING GOOD RETURNS.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. H. 1878.
Official and unofficial returns gives Bisbee rep).
for Congress 2a majority. To-day is the legal day for
closing the canvass in the several counties Mr. Bis
bee has telegraphel from Alachua as follows:-
The County Board here is arbitrarily rejecting
good returns. Have United States Marshal come to-
morrow without fail
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD. Nov. II. 1878.
The complete returns from every voting precinctin
this State have been received and the vote for Cover
stands follows Head rep. 3s,os5; Mexican.
dem, 10S3: Brown. grcenhack. G,3a5 prohibition
and scattering. 10. Heads majority il iSs
The first House OF Representatives chosen under
the biennial system will he smaller by ninetytive
members than the same body i'll 1878. Under the new
apportionment the full House would be composed of
9s8 members, but number of towns have failed to
elect owing to the crcenback combinations.
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wREcKING IN CANADIAN WATERS.

ST.. PAUL. Minn. Nov IL, 1873.
special despatch from Duluth to the Pioneer Press
says is there that American tug has been
seized at sault by Dominion officials for wrecking in
Canadian waters. The ting trying to haul or
the steamer Quebec, which has been aground for
some days on Magnetic Shoals.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria for Queenstown and Liver
pool and Ierere, for Havre, will sail from this pora
on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office at
hafpast four, and for France direct at six o'clock
A. M.
The New YORK Naturalization for Europe-will
be ready ut eight O'Clock this evening.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing six cents
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
OF BRITISH TROOPS.
HNLnAx. N. s.. Nov. II. 1879

HALuAx, N. s., Nov. II, 1879.
Her ssjesty's troop ship orontss. from cyprus. via
Malta and Bermuda, arrived to-day with the 1olst
regiment. There good deal of sickness but no
deaths during the passage. Over two hundred sick
left at Malta, and arrival here sixty
taken 10 hospital. The Twentieth regiment embarks
on the Orontes on Wednesday for Cyprus.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
CANADA AND THE FISHERIES AWARD.

OTTAWA, Nov. II, 1878.
Sir A. I. Calf is here for the purpose OF assisting
the government in the preparation of tho CANADIAN
IN the fishery dispute for the information Of tho
British Foreign Office. II is understood he win bs
sent to England by the Dominion government in
order to present in perHon its view of tha casr.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
6gMpKIs RAPIDLY REGAIyISG ITS sUs1NEssLrKE
APPEARANCE.

MEMPHIS RAPIDLY NEdAlSISG ITS SCS1NEsSLIKE
APPEARANCE.
MhaPuIs Tenn. Nov. III, 1879
The rapid improvement In business, which is daily
manifested. is = surprise 70 the most sanguinc mcr-
chants The wharf to-day is lined with steamers dis
charging freight, the stores axe crowded with Gus
toners from tho interior. and the general aspect in
commercial circles Is most encouraging.
Chris. y. Steinkuhl. prominent citizen. died Of
yellow fever late last night after lingering illness Of
ten days. Colonel Il &. Drinckey, owner Of the Pea
body Hotel. is reported in dying condition at Iuka
Miss.
The following telegram was received this morn
ing:
sax Francisco, Cal. Nov 10 1879
A. ID. L.ScsrArr President OF tho Howard Assoc atiou
Menrhis;--
Tho Cno q: ihs city states that you have xAo 90 re-.
manning for distrbaticn and load plants made
that andeterying pare a-e ecei, ing that wc
Longs the poor aud observing Aisne Knowing thai this
muHt be AN error. thuk that discainer Will the
matter right. JAMES q. PATRICK,
Chairman Citirons' Committes
The following reply was sent -
MksPnis. Nov. II. 1879.
JAHxs @. PAsRIcK, Chairman Citizens Conmiitee San
Francisco, tAl -
In answer telegram state that W. lav, los. than
$1,000 hand barely sufficient 20 outstanding labl
itic Cudesrrsing parties have bcIp frn,
unless fraud was precsed by them, III or elm
titles looked only to the necessities ~ appcmns nsng
best Judgment In distributing nnd making
liyn between white aud eulorcd A. ID. IANttSTAEF
President Memphis How ard Association,
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PROBABLE MURDER.

An ARRAY which may culminate In murder occurred
last night on Crosby street. Two young men. Thomas
ticney and James McGee. had an alteration yester
day p NJ. in Mott street. aud a dasuerats faht
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the pat twenty -four hours ia COM
parson with tho corresponding date Of last year. az
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. Nov. IL. is

RICHMOND, Nov IT, 1873.
The last OF the returns from the Ninth Congress
sional district-those Of Wise countyhave just been
received They establish the election OF James b. Rich
mond. conservative by plurality Of three hun
dlcd votes
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
ARIZONA ELECTION.
san FG.xcrsco. Nov. II. 1873.

SAN FRsScIsco. Nov. IL. 1873.
The following IL the vote east for Delegate 10 Con
gress as far As counted:-Davis. l.l96: Campbell
l2ae; stevens I.l6l Woolsey SO The precincts TO
hear from will probably elect Campbell independent
democrat
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SUICIDE WITH A PENKNIFE.
fpY rRLrGRApH ~ THE HERALD

SAN ANroSio. Texas, Nov. II, 1873.
James q. Klkore, OF Bremond, Texas. committed
suicide to-day by cutting his throat with pcnknfe.
He was suffering from consumption, which is sup
posed " be the cause of the rash net.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
TRAINING SHIP MINNESOTA.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., Nov. II, 1873
The United States training ship Minnesota and its
tender sailed from Newport this morning for New York.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral Daniel Ammcn, United States Navy. 10
at the Brevoort. Insurance Superintendent John +.
Smyth and Charles +. Smith. Of Albany; Daniel
Dougherty Of Philadelpha. and N. D. Sperry. of New
Haven. at the Fifth Avenue. Commander c. N.
Schoonmaker. United States Navy is ut the Everett.
Ex-Secretary Of State John Bigclow is at the Park
Avenue. United States District Judge Hoyt H.
Wheeler. of Vermont. is at the Grand Central Gem
eral D. s. Stanley United States Army is at the stur-
cvant. Secretary of State j. A. Engelhard, Of North
Carolina, is at the Union Square. William Bliss.
general manager OF the Boston and Albany Railroad
is at the Brunswick. Lieutenant William p. Potter.
United states Navy is at the Westminster. Samuel
N. Shoemaker, of Baltimore, is at the Gilsey Pay
master Il. D. Judd. United States Army. is at the New
York. General Richard +. Stockton of New Jersey 10
at the st. Nicholas.
DRIFTING INTO CONSTITUTIONAL BAD COUGH
that would drift you into consunptien IN month may be
cured in three days with HALk's hoSxr or HokhHorSD
PtEE's ToornAcmx pnors in one minute
you can't afford 20 laugh dear girls
Incss teeth are white as pcaris-
Unless your mouth |. pius and sweet,
And your two lips IN rosehnds inecs
sSs @s inroSs i%S Ssn"ls he ,Sppf a.s q sozcpoSr.
sozoDoSr sozoDoSr
This preparation is purely harmless, is indorsea q r.
requisite perfect icntifrce 1t ccanscs and preserves
xnt the normal healihfu condition Of the
Sold ny druggists.
A-FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA QUAIL
y 20 direct the manu- factnrer ESPENSCHElD. 1lS
Nassau st.
A. SIMS 4 son. FULTON AND NEW CHURCH
aud Nassau and Liberty. single HAT at manufacturers
price. No deviation
A-FAIL FASHION GENTLEMEN's DRESS AND
business HAIs ready; fine silk uAr -. BURKE, PA
Broadway
FINE DERBY 81 30. WORTH 50 (s5 SILK
HArs, 81 20. II New Church ST.. UP stairs
DyErNG AND CLEANING Ar THE NEW YORK
DyEtSe PAINTING EsrAsLisnvENr, Staten Island
Ohices % Duane ST. Broadwav. 6U 9TH sv York;
los Pierrcpont ST. Brooklyn. Established 20 years.
GRADUATED LCNa PROTECTORS PREVENT
becoming invalid Sol! everywhere. By mail. ~ a.
SINGER. Manufacture, .v4 Broadway.
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
AT THE METROPOLITAN
JOB POINTING OFFICE
- ANN ST.
RUPTURE CURED.--DI. MARsH'S TREATMENT
perence. Only onice - ves,y st.. opposite St Paars
Church.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING TO LET. SUITABLE rUR LAW,
BANKING, INSURANCE OR ANY LIGHT BUSINESS
ruRPuSEs. APPLY IN THE COUNTING ROOM OP
THE HERALD
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MEETING OF THE coNGREss HALL sroCKHOLD-
EEs THE HOUSE NOT TO BE REBUILT ADDI-
lIoSAL LIST OF CAPE MAY 1xsurANcss
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ii. 1873
Tho stockholders CT Congress Hail. burned At Cape
May Saturday last, met in this city to-day. but ad
Journed without transscng any business. 1t appears
to BE- the Of the stockholders not to rebuild the
hotel but to cut the ground np into building lots and
sell them. Mr.. John q. Bullitt will rebuild the
Beaver Cottage He has not yet made up his mind as
to what he will do with the Columbia House site
Among the list Of additional insnrances ascertained
arN the following on the Columbia HoIlse:--
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EXIT, YELLOW FEVER.

NO DEATHS OR NEW CASES AT NEW ORLEANS
YESTERDAY,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1873.
No deaths from cases Of yellow fever during
the twenty-four hours ended at ak r. NJ to-day The
mortury report for the week ending Sunday. Novern
be- TO- at six PM shows total Of l52 deaths against
193 for the previous week OF these II were from
yellow fever against 60 for the previous week. and Is
from various other fevers against ~ for the pre-
vous week. OF the total Of l52 deaths from ali cares
81 wht1- and 6s colored. Fo-ty-one were chill
dren i've yesrs Of age.
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ALL QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS RKNOyED AT
SHREVEPORT. !.
SHREvEPoRT. La, Nov. IL. 1879
All quarantine restrictions at this place against New
Orleans and other lately infected cities raised by
the Board OF Health to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

DRIFTING INTO CONSUafpTION.-A BAD COUGH
that would drift you into consumption in month may bs
cured in three days with HALks HoNxr or HokhHorND
Tar.
PtxE's TooTnAcHE DRops cure in minute
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

ISRASD HOLIDAY NuMBEk uF pENURrsrS
T~.~'As xasasiaa 2se fsaA ~ EAsx lSAA - "
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

Rober. T.. withers. &. G,
l.. F.,Jol,napn. j. &. G.
James G. Balm, q. q.
John K. Regnault. q. G. G.
George w. Dame, &. p.
Peyton $. Coles. q. s.. W.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This linlmcnt very naturally or!gaatcdin Ameri-
en- where Nature provides il her laboratory such
surprising antLlotcs for the E!aladics Of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for 81 years,
until now it Cac.reles the hGbitablo globe.
The Mexican 2.u5ta0g Lia.mcnt Is {. matchlcss
remedy for ell external ailments Of ,lca and Least.
To stock owners a,d farmers it II Invaluable.
4 single bottle often save human life or NJ.
stores tic usefulness OF an excellent horse. OK.
COW, or sheep
1t cures foot-rot, hoof.ail. hollow horn, grub.
screw.worm, shoulder--ot, mango, the bites and
a.ngs CT poisonous reptiles ard insects and every
ouch drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble Of horses, such
us lamcncss, scratches, swinny, spran', founder.
wind. gall, ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Ln!ment is tho quickest
cure in the world for accident. occurring In tho
family, In the absence OF n physician, such as
burns, scads, sprains, cuts, etc, and for rheuma
is:a, and stiffness cagendcrcd By exposure. Far
tcUlar!y valuable to Miners.
1t Is tho cheapest remedy In tho world, for 1t
pcnctratcs the muscle to tho bone, and single
application is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang L'r'Tcnt Is put up In three
sizes of bottles, the larger ones being proportion
atcly much tho cheapest Sold everywhere.
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Tlsc Art Eons0rias.
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,

MR.. AMOS LUCAS,
(ot Long Branch)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POOLING AND DYEING
In the latcst style Of the art tonsorlal.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this entcrprising artist, and
by strict attention TO business can't help
but please all. Will be in his shop Mon
days, Wcdncs1ays and Saturdays all day
and evening.
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NNOrU business you can engage IN 81
kENI to SEQ per day made by any work
DIV kcr of either sex, right in their,
own localities. Particulars and samples
worth IS free Improve your spare time
at this busin .ss. Address STINsoN " Go
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ENGAGEMENT RINGS, WEDDING
IL RINGS, orany other kind Of Rings
always a full supply nj lowest prices.
CHAS. II. 0. FOX.
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J1OR TIE SUERIFFALTY.

10 the Voters Of Ered2rrh County.
GENTLEMEN,--II aving received very
hatlcring support for the nomination for
Sheriff IN 1877, for which tender my
grateful acknowledgements. again an
nouncc myself as a candidate for said office
subject to the action of the Republican
Nominating Convention Of 1879 and re-
spccttully and earnestly solicit your sup
port. j. >. Ii. tiAR looCA.
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