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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-05
News from California.

SACRAMENTO, Cal DOC y I50S.
Tho members OF the Legislature arc assembling hers
The session commences TO morrow.
The dwelling OF L. r. Haips and hs contents wov
destroyed by Are last night
SAN FRAHcrco DC. T. 1895.
Trade is very dull Tho rainy SESSION hzs ntevrupteA
transportation 70 the Interior while the western market
stocked with goods- Leading imported ARTICLES
changed in price, Any pressure W sell thor, however,
would cause n decline
Petroleum sells AT sgric. Barfsy Ia firm ss 81 o.
81 10 Wheat, - OH. Freights dat Money plenty.
Stocks depressed
Hong Kong papers say . decree has beer issued shs
effect OF which will threw large amour, Of business
into the hands OF foreign merchants.
Greenbacks 81; Ophir mining stocks S36J -Goufd anA
Curry $3.50; Savage $780, Choar Potos $2sI
The steamer Colorado with New York mails, ssrtvea
tins morning
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Justice 20 the Dead.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HRKAI

y
Inthe obituary notice Of Mr. Van Setback published
on sunday last n ia stated that Mr. Henry Hone died In
rum hole Chatham street This 10 great injustice
the memory Of the dead. Mr. Hone had been In In
Grm health for time previous. and the evening
OF death had walked rapidly the Park to meet
a gentleman at French's Hotel A. he sscended the
steps be sppcd and fell striking his breast violently
agnirst the door sill He taken up insensblc and
expired in few minutes afterwards
II "a also stated that he discarded by his wife, who
allowed him pittance OF an annuity This is sso moor
rect They we're regularly separated and the annuity
which hts wife allowed him settled, as TO amount,
with the approval of his brothers
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The BroOkiyn Tragedy.

STRONG PROOFS or MERCER INNOCENCE.
Charles MERCER, the Frenchman who was arrested In
Carlisle Pa, on saturday, suspicion Of beng
cerned the murder OF Otero confronted with Con
xsles and Pelccr nj the county Jail but the latter did
not recognize him Gonzales said he knew him only
an Office waiter a. the Barcelona Hotel boarder the
liquor store Myrtle avenue where the murdcrers and
their victim stopped previous 10 going towards the City
Park asserted positively that Mercier not
or the parties who drank there tina, night
After arrest MERCER, st protesting In his Innocence,
ance OF Oero the Barcelona Hotel, and had made
bargain with him to return with him 70 Havana but az
could 80 back immediately MERCER thought he
would the United States service a buger in the
cavalry department The night the murder was COM
mttcd no boarding house 81 ~ white street.
proved by three witnesses OF whom that evening
had bought entire suit Of clothes from him.
Thcso three individuals made positive statements be-
fore Captain wsddy 20 the effect that MERCER In his
boarding place all that night There In now not the
he win bo discharged either to-day to-m morrow Tho
whole out Of the fact Of Mercer going 20 the
Barcelona Hotel the morning after the murder and in
curing for Mr. Otero.
The bookkecper had hs suspicious aroused BY the
ecircumsancc and informed the police of the matter
However the prisoners entire movements 81 thai time
were perfectly undiskuised and free from Suspicion He
told cvcryonc where hs going whore hc board
ing and that he intending 70 enlist In tho army ~
bugler
diyiduas boarding there identified him the WIN
Lad been staying thers after the murder They also
testified conclusivciy that he WIS In the house all tho
night Of the assassination Captain waddy District A.
orney Morris and DR. Cochran. Of the police force wcre
present during this sxsminatioc.
There very little doubt nov that the third party
spoksp AZ bv Goasaiss and feitces hes stsnce
save N their own imagination.
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IscrrRs FOR BxSur Tny HousE or ras GOOD
snsrussp--Mr Richard O'Gorman win deliver lecture
for the benefit Of the House Of the Good Shepherd"
Cooper Institute, Thursday evening" December H. Tho
object for which the lecture Is proposed Of tho
greatest charities OF the city the end OF the institution
being the recamng Of errng females from the paths OF
vice and giving them a Christian home and rolf age
The House has run In debt ny The high rites Of food sp6
clothing and the payment Of the mortgage their pro
perry There are four hundred persons IN the
building and their Indebtedness amounts az near Ave
thousand dollars, and would advise ill W hear The
fecfurs- ars bciD on IN ths chkrtiy
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Police Intelligence.


srRrRisH AND CAPTURE or BURGLAR
About three O'Clock yesterday morning Mr. Richard
Moore living is2 wacdousaLsrect was swakenedb BY
the barking of dog aud from his bed 70 learn the
On entering tho front the second floor be
saw msn, and taking revolver from the manlel dis
charged a. the intruder who Instantly disappeared The
explosion OF firearms was heard by officer Masterson OF
the Fifteenth precinct who procured aid and on entering
Mr. noore's dwelling found the burglar secrcted under
sofa In the paror The prisoner Was taken 70 we station
bouae and rave the name on Cornelius A q Manning
10 ~ Ou,~r t-ySyJ v0St Ssfe " age Justice pcdse
committed The accused for trial without bail
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Destr, uotfon or the Railroad Depc< ae
P0uEhkeepsfe.


PouoHKssrslx, NJ ", Dec. T. 1886
Az hafpast QUO O'Clock this morning fire broke out
near the eneineors' bunk room In the Hudson RIVER
Railroad passenger depot in this city In short tms
the entiro building with It's contents was dsstroyod
The north end OF the building occupied by Johnssu
Bros railroad restaurant Nearly all Me articles W
tho restaurant saved. The building was ricsssy
affair and the loss it probably less than one shss-
sand dollars The loss Of Johnson Bra Is about eAehs
hundred dollars II is believed tho aro the work q
an ,ncendsry
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2,
Mr.. Arnel, member OF the General Assembly, when
speaking in the House to-day seized with hcmcr
rhage OF the lungs He is very low, and there 10 but
little hope OF his recovery.
Perry another OF the accomplices in the murder o.
Heerman convicted OF murder by court martial 70
day Four Of the men engaged In the murder sre now
awaiting tho signature Of General Thomas to the wri'
for their execution.
NASHVILLE Dec Z, 1896
Cotton Is very dull to-day, with a downward tendency
Rates were from DOC to alc Receipts os2 bales Ship
ped $50 bales.
II commenced raining this afternoon and contisn
,nU
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AIlcock,s Porous PlasterS

These pnsters Lumbago Crick of The Back and AN
Spine aud Kidney Affections In Tic Duouroux local kheu
matism ca,arrh, Dyspepsia Nsrcoso Veins and for osd
Feet and all deep seated pains they give immediate ree
ALLESrown, Pa. April 4. 1861
Mcssrs. I. ALLCOcK 4 ca.
DFAR SiRs-My daughter used Of Porous Fla
She had bad pain her side and cured her IN ono
week. Yours truly, -
PRINCIPAL AGENCY,
For sale by all druggists.
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CHfUAUO DEC q, 1900
Jacob Cohen, late Of the firm Of Cohen 4 Amman, 10
bscco Dealers was arrested rcquisition Of Jonas
kyen Co., Of New York, but not until after making =
desperate resistance and biting most severely the ocep
Who served the warrant on him.
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ToRoSro, Dec. 4, 1896
Burslsriss very numerous Last night the safe Of
,hs Law Society was robbed Of Ave hundred pounds.
council Of leading Orsngcmcn has been held, At
which was decided 70 Jake Of defence agansi
the anticipated Fenian raid. DtHs
xsvisstsou open. weather pleasant and sunny.
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Ales and Porter.
MACPHERSON DONALD SMITH,
Brewers OF Ane Pale Ales and Porter.
We. Eighteenth between Seventh and Eighth ava ~ "
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from his morocco wallet 70 little tin cash box,
which during the past week has furnished
nightly lodgings nteen thousand csvs DE- vsite
Of Secretary Chase The Of Roberts having been
attended tofor last evening, heretofore, the said
candidate was In the van-Honman Is trotted out
for inspection with the facetious predatory remark
How much for my third race horsef "Ohi he's
played QUIT" 'Twenty dollars!" "rhrtyl" says .
sporting man. putting down foot Of tremendous pro
portions with air Of great superiority. ''Forty
forty forty forty lnsnuatng} think heard forty
five Did not sirs" The party OF the second part
"Not much old boss I'm no hedgerl" Forty i've
forty sixn Oh, well, take II, IL you're In love with
III! and Hoffman, with the second choice, comes down
But II requires immense amount OF e0Quence IN Mr.
johnson to dispose Of the OF the flour
the fur interest Even his bids Of Zone dollar bet
ter. fail TO bring much larger pursuivants and ten
dollar Gunther Heoker pill requires much gliding be-
foro Il can be forced upon some hapless victim
The betting early in the evening showed nearly two TO
one on Roberts versus Hoffman At lster hour the
latter candidate rallied and stood ut the average Of
100 70 his opponents 100 At the close Of tho sale nearly
ten thousand dollars had been invested In about forty
pools, many sports purchasing Hoffman Il the reduced
rates In preference 70 Roberta The following pools will
serve a. q sample Of tho bets made
Candidates. 1a ID I'd 4A SA M 7M On
Roberts 100. $500 as no 800 $50 as 100 10
Hoffman 800. 10A l0l Ill 17s Iss geo 20 IS
a asctSs; II 70 4 q 90 4 - Il
The sale will DO resumed this afternoon, commencing
a half past three O'clock and will doubtless be continued
until late hour.
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The Herald in the Cars.
TO Tus EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

NKw YORK., Dec. 2, 1865
A no one reads the HERALD $50 OF the city pa.
y ~ ssyD from curiosity during the past week, every
morning coming from my house For;y-ninth
10 my place Of business, counted the papers par
ING ach trin
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selliag - POols 1br che Mayeralsy.
HTrTH N10HT OF TEE sALB.

The enacted ~ Lafayets Hall last evening we're
truly exciting. Tho sporting and betting politician
Eere indeed In their element and the sucioneer bad
quito much juggling TO do with figures an Indian
wizard with the golden bali Nor was any great display
BIZ eoQusnoe required 10 call forth taiisnanic Offers
Chose quiet mods which, in sporting circles when bids
being made stand for "nve tsn dollars better The
Interest taken In the election prospects apparently
anteuss and the Of the city, the influences Of Tam
many and Mozart Halls the weight Of the sceprs welded
by tho Citizens Association, and the feeling pvsisus
a. no whatever nd cost their ballot s
candidate advocated By the family newspaper which
iia daily s.sss sns!s irons Sosr Yer: al ssss0's dis
: Ths erssd MA as4 vas decidsdy i.rssr than = ~
ssvisus scoHsen saa csmFsed dspstafoss - sporting
On. :, Z. s ss q sa. ssn .d 0ss yso
ssss anA gigantic watch chsaa With We spSsads u
tngipg banch Of seaa werc prcssrt IN eli sheir glory
pemDiing ! whitswashed fence,pnnd carrying gold.
headed cane occupied distinct corner OF the room and
ptakod his money on tho "oid fosy candidate wish
much more bodness than might have been supposed 10
exs, In the far interior OF unobtrusvs character
no encouragement the part OF tho surtion
her, however, was needed ., any o. The eid
ders They all alive 10 the Importance of thei
pasrs and appeared equally TO hold In estimation s
chances Of losing or winning the almighty dollar And
from half past seven 70 eleven O'Clock shouts snd lest
Ind laughter made Lafayette Hall q very fandemonium
amid the din and tumut OF which none bu' the artet
car Of tho auctonccr could catch the figures they IN
Ereased and increased in dimension. until 'he Wo"'
can unlimited pool gen'lemen no. '.ri macn ,s an
Forty forty forty forty forty syd pS or yeg
t''rIftyir .sixty sixtyii' Seventy Seventy I've
keventy.nvci seventy nve with persuasive smile Y
she's at home say eighty and the party thus puln'c
kiluded TO- bushes and CLOSES the bargain by q
krhIbIsion OF sresubacks which vc ttsnsierre'
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RemarknhIe Properties o.

re-. n. 1.-THE Rema rknbIe properties OF
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCIIES hsve been Thoroughly
tested aimee arst introduced The demand for them has
steadily increased purely tberown merfss they
have found with those who, from psinonnry bros
e~ashmafic complaints require As rcs oo~sss 80
colds they c1icscious
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- -. NEWARK, ~. ~, DEC z, 1000
John IT, Hill, ESQ, of Newton, NJ j., formerly Clerk
Of susscx county and for more than fifty years pub
Usher Of the Sussex Regiasr died al Newton this
ing. aged seventy i've years
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(OlOreA Velvet Ribbons % Every WfAsA
and shade - per below their yslse. also iuu hs
Nj HIGGTNs i3s Sisih sves~e .esr Teeth sss~e4.
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the time Perfume is nstnrr's ssaenc
distilled from flower and flowers vary Ia cAuy a.
brightness does their perfume differ In ana
duration odor There beauty about each AZ v
every flower every fragrance finds ADMIRERS Cor all s
pleasant 10 the Tastes differ upon perfumes
but found bo mot deiigl' 60
with the rsvishng odor OF the EGYPTIAN LOTUS which =:
the widely popular and etlensveiJ escu
perfume introduced In the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-05

rvrs. Ears. Purs.-At Bansa's, Ne. J55
Canal strest elegant Mink Cape. Muds and Collars. obj
dren Fancy Purr Isdes' Trimmed Hods, Gents f"r
Caps, Gloves snd Manners.
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Eon-ArrivaI Of the Hibernfsa.
PORTLAND, Dec ALL r. n
There ssns OF the steamer Hbernian, fron Ls-
erpoo November %, via Londonderry oath.
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Bonnet and DOC key Franz Ind nSasers-
ala az eeery dies ptton varieties and NJ rvase~as
p,,css N 7. HIGGINS, ~ Sirth svenss
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All Prixcs Csshed fn Legal lotteries
Circaizr and drs wings sent
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BosroS, Dec a. 1896
John a Perry elected Mayor a New Bedford 10.
day without opposition.
Ed~aa n bsnncit elected Mayor of Fall River
In Lawrence the contest Wa lively, bot resulted in
the choss a. Armlngton tTernblrsn fos Mayor by -
majority white Independent
Al The Csmbridge city election to-day Warren M.r.
rll ws@ Reelected May0r without opposition
oct eppnsiflcn
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| A Clear, White, smooth Sktn.-Huac
White Virgin Wax Of Antilles gives great brhancy 70 We
i DEMAS BARNES CO.
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Absolute Comfort Re lizea by Ru ptared
persons wearing Dr.. LAngworthy's Truss hELMboiDSs
Bruadwnv
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The funeral Of Mr. John Breed. OF this CITY. viii take
place "Wednesday afternoon st hafpast TIVE o'clock.
He widely knewn and respected and large attend
suce from abroad Is expected az the funeral.
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Auction Sale Of Fam Fowls, Turkey.
Geese Ducks Phessants, &c Exhibition Tuesday 0sse
"wednesday by MINER S0MbRviil'E, ~ Nassau ssrcct
New York, u ~ O'Clock.
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IMPORTANT FROM ALABAMA.
The Constitutional Amendment AboliShing
Slavery Adopted by the Legislature.


Governor Parsons teIegraphs from Montgomery, Ala.
under date OF December2 that the constitutional amend
ment has been adopted by overwhelming vote, thus
making the twenty seventh State
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All HAIR Diseases Ire ated scientifically
by DR. GRANDJFAN Forty five years practice No NOSE
gray hair. No. Astor place.
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OUR PRIVATE MILES O'RelllY-HIS TICKET.
FOR MAyHoK,
MIS- Their MARSHALL OR ODER
From the Lakes o. Killarney.
ron coRroRAsaIos COUNSEL,
MIS- Their RICHARD O'0ORMAN
From Dailghattie. Nesr Dubiinl.
Disasters % she shipping On the Coast
Several Vessels Ashore.

fosrRrs MoHRos, Dec. I, 1855
The gale In this vicinity has been very severe The
telegraph lines down between here and Baltimore,
snd Richnoua siss.
The upper -sioos deck of steamboat. with state.
roeus, was washed ashore Al cheuyssone TIM morning
II q no, Known shat steamer this woodwork from
The steamer Ls~ishars, from Jacksonville. Fla, 70.
pors tbs, the steamer Ksss New York for Jackson.
vile. and fcr some time past srpec,sd has not been
posrss~ hossos, Dec 4, 1885.
The Engls.h brig vrle0, from Liverpool for Roh.
.~ss, = asssrs and slgsd 10 Lynn navss nay Hev
cargo n issassx ..
Ths srheoner Esseie from Albany for Rschncnd, n
ssepss - the s.me psrs n~ erssss b being landed,
end The vssssi N m good orisr.
The Ensish alp s,pcns. iron Liverpool for Bslsi-
more, 70 ashore a. Bondy Island.
The shfp Gia~vov, from East Indies for Baltimore,
" ashore twenty miles south ~ Cape Henry.
The steamship Niagara hes arrived from New YORK.
The steamer Annie, which lett for New York ye.ter.
nay has returned The weather IL very bsd
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed.. Draw
n.y. '"'"'"'' '" j. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street.
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..Dew OF Eden" Has Bee> E9igisly Ne
---me by the ladies o. the Hsrem since les fov ~ wea
srfu beauying the and causing Pses
- nj dreams. Retail o. Wholesale depot Ed HARRis
liam
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A.-IIOIIday Preset .-POllak ~ SOus
eersr,sum Msnufactu Gs broadway, near Fousta
street, pipes and Cigar wholesale and RETAIL c"t
o order, mounted aud repaired
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Corns. Bunions, Enlarged Joints $50
eli diseases of the feet cured by Dr. zA6hAh 10 bso>a
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Geusismsa's Heavy Canton Fsss~es
Drs werp. Al 80 Splendid Dress Shirts. ~
sliTH FOWLER. No. = PARK row. I'D Btosassy.
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Batchclor's Hair Dye.-The Best im sbs
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only per-
feet Dye Also Regenerang Extract Of Miiirnerr. rre
the hair 81 Barclay street. Now fosh
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Opening or the Opera Troupe at Sc. Louis
Last Night-Enshusiastio Reception
Inmonse Success.

~ .' ~. ST. LouIs, Doc. 4, 1885,
Tho opera Of Grsu's company opened here this
evening at Debsr's Opera House. which has been en-
tirey remodelled and decorated the occasion The
spera Ernanf, with Noel Guild, Mus!an OrIandin,
and Mlcr twho very fine SILVIA In tho cast The
weather for the pas, few days has been miserable
slant rain and mud having been the prevailing
elements This, however, did not prevent tho
house from being very large and fashonably
filled The requirements OF perfect toile. strictly
fulfilled, and the audience, consequently, elegant
and attractive. The artists very warmly received
Their qualifications evidently closely criticised,
and, u Judge from the immense applause which
greeted the finale Of the third act and the enthusiasm
with which the artists were welcomed before the
tain their Chicago reputation fully endorsed
in st Louis General satisfaction appeared TO pre-.
vail, and the manager ought TO feel perfectly satisfied
with this inauguration night. The opera given in a
style which leaves FOR adverse criticism. Noel
Guidi sang the Ei,na delightfully."-, while in look and
action she superb. Mus,n surpassed himself in
the last act, AMI drew down vociserons applause
0rlandini Is about the best Carlo Qunio have
here.
Tomorrow night FAINT will be given. with the queen Of
Margucrtcs Boschctt In her great part aud Wednes
day Trornire. The subscription lie. Is happily Ia
such condition insure very prosperous for
Grau AS TO the or the company. that regard
as having been secured this evening
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Heavy Robbery,

PORTi AMI, Ne, Dec =, i666
Captain voney Cushing, from California. was robbed
on the steamer New York, between Boston and Porsnd
this morning. Of 1880 consisting Of ST. 900 in gold
draft Lees Waller, Of New York, 81 900 bond,
June series, No. % 200. and $450in greenbacks ray
ment on the draft and bond has been stopped
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Prsof - ss.-
Large assortment ~ Murray street, corper a. t"sse
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Iwvvov~d Lock stitch Msehtnes-Fo~
,s,l,,s end manufacturers. GROWER 4 BAkkk S~wt~S
MACHINE 60 tas Broadway
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mr. WSsmsr's Pile Medickne IL q Certain
curc and guaranteed Agent for wss vosA.
I6< Bow-ry
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Grover 4 Baker's First Prssstsm Nsas-
tic Stitch sewing Machines for family 80 broadway
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Lady who Waits for Winter 20 COs@--
nencc buying will 1nd stocks short and
e variety choose from A. present there y ~ inmeosc
variety, and prices GENiNS oS broadw*s
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v'Ss~
SOUTHERN EMPRESS CoNraSy,
~ nn0AnW

forward Eapc'a~s s,y 20 s - %. scuih 80 seh
west by sll rail aud steamships. ~ =.
Goods Intended 10 inland should he - marked 10
insure against all risk ~ slight sndnnat casrxn
when The value Is decis red ~ tim. oi shipment
ADAMS Express Co.'S, Hsrndrn's. kingReyr snn un
express wagons Will call for goois r'rn !" q
by the southern Exrresc 60 a,,y.
liant
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The Improved .s,oat" Eiitptir sewsog
Machnes ST Broad~ay Ascnts wanted. A supffE
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GRAND SQUARE AND CrRIdHr PIANOS.
Established In 1871.
medals In soid siiver and bronze have beea
.r.ra.d 10, these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS ovet Ai
cunPETiTION warerooms go Broadway New SasA
Every Piano fully warranted
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Heads OF the People,-DaneI y. UNITE
sop George Washington Jal,as r~ssI lord rss.er.ss.
Sapoleon In Hind Tom. With PhrencsoGica Dsnessiena
ana Porsrri,s Beauty ssd Dev~syesebs " Set -
cornpiernn; Ptumpness o. fgrn: Esp7mnee se 49,.
~ ptgRErogOaITAL JOURNAL. - vents. v0WTxh
4 WILLS, - broadway