The New York Herald dated April 24, 1874

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> wy ng 8 ms THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 13,760. =—_—_— AMUSEMENTS—Ninta Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth AsTeOLOUYtwxuery...

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THE VETO VICTORY. Congratulations Showering In Upon the President. Pleasing Scene at the White House. REPUBLICAN ALARM....

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Se eee { 4 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRH. 24, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. LIVINGS TONE. ‘Memorial Services at the Academy of Music

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| | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The President’s Veto Favorably Received Abroad. ——____. THE VOICE OF $1,000,000,000! Wall...

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6 NEW YORK HERALD BROADWAY aND ANN STREET. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. ‘THE DAILY HERALD, pubditshed every day tn the

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HH _ ma ENGLAND. (Gladstone’s Opinion of the Disraeli Budget—A Cabinet Minister Re-elected. Lonpon, April 23, 1874, In the

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THE COURTS. ‘The Credit Mobilier Reviewed— - Fisk’s Widow in Court. weed Again in Oourt—Application for a Mandamus Against

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pohtics and the certainty of re-election to tne 10 NEW very proper for that chief to came bene Waid teas things straight im

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! NEW YORK HEKALD, PRIVAI, ANU 4%, LOem eee es Wantsss es | SITUATIONS WANTED=FEMALES, SITUATIONS WANTED—FMMALES. SITUATIONS

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