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DEPARTURES.

AsrrswlII,-steamship Heary Chauncey-chss Filsns.
rifc and family MctreD and family Mr. GoodfeIlow aud
friend Halre II Bailey, Mrs Bailey Miss Cook, Mrs
Poole and sister, Mrs Martini Mrs Bluxom and servant
u Hedge w Hamilton, W Shinlsy. " A stearnes
Holmes aud family Mr. and Mrs Mccker and daughter
children and nurse; DJ Oliver wife and family Mrs
two children, Prichard, Babcock, DIR Hay Thomas
Donahue Kerby, Mrs Moore, II james. pr W Way
man Mrs a W Ard Master Conness. Lewis McI,ane and
servant Mrs Reuni Mrs Jones Miss Jones Hyde, y
Howcs, Major wfnnex, w n Williams j Mltnan, i.
wilcr, frastus Former aud wife, Parker, wiic aud
family: w Foster, u ds Bennnghan W Hunt ana wife
Mrs Chas stewart Mrs. Hl and child 4 DAYS, y
n oy Vim Newton, y N Dawiey, Miss Mary McIanc, Mrs
Ma than Porter and child Forbes wife and lamiy Mrs
two children John Iysa c9i Vincent rsrker vile sSd pa
Bermh ,ghsm Hunt and wife Mrs Chas y Stewart Mrs
Vi an child, j. Davis, II Pullcn, Wilson, q q Ed
mond ~ and many others second cabin aud Storage
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Fashionnblc Tntclligenc ..

Paris, Florence Naples and Turin have been crowded
of late with American visitors, who, II Is sad,
mark their way by ''goldcn tide" Paris letter,
noticing this fact, says:Thc lines Of war are being
rapidly eaced among the travellers. President Johnson
BY his humane and satesmanke policy. having become
a link Of union between tho two extremes. raw o
couple OF gentlemen, representing North and South
playing billiards iu the ccfs Of tho Louvre to day who
could not have six months ago without QUARREL
and the good old Scripture tesedieie makes itself felt
Behold how good and how pleasant thing is for
to dwell together in upiy Another sign Of the tmcs
worthy Of notice Is the that southcrners who kept
entirely aloof from the American embassy in Paris
during the raging OF tho strife look upon his Ex-
cellency John Bgeow their Minister, and respect
fully recognize him and call him SUCH 10 quite
possible we shall the Sdes at the receptions Of
the American Minister during the coming winter"
Tho approaching marriages Of the Princess Anna AuTst
with the Duke de- Mouchy and Nile. Hortsnss Tascher do
n Pagere with Count Iepite are announced In Paris
% G Ss e g me S
weahest subjects In France On ~ That ON The occa-
sion Of his marriage with the Princess Anna the title or
the Emperor offered him she Palace q Compicgne 70
spend the honeymoon in, but that the bridegroom elect
declined
The marriage Of Mr. Dennis r. Award, Assistant
Secretary the United States Legation London. and
Of the lato Mr. Nathaniel Award, Of Cayuga county
n Y, with Miss Emily W.. only daughter Of the Hon
3lst Of October the Marylebone Presbyterian church,
Upper George street, Bryanson square, London. The
marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. William
were his Excclcncy the United States Minister, Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams Miss Adams, Mr. Henry Brooks
Adams Mrs George B. Bnbcock, Mr. Benjamin Moran
Secretary OF the rniied States Leeaon and Dr. David
Kindleberger OF the United States Navy The bride and
bridegroom left London in the afternoon for Warwick
shire.
II Is said that project Of marriage between Prince
Humber, OF Italy and the Infanta Of Spain will be dis
cussed the meeting OF the family Of Victor Emanuel in
Florence Tho King of Portugal will u is said offer to
act as mediator between his father-in law Victor
EmsnueD and the Pope and also between Prince Napo-
leon and the Emperor Of France.
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! 9TH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC UNION As
10 socialicn for Mayor John Hecker fcr CcsyoTsson
Lamb James Murray, James Coonsn John o. hssiland
1isorrs Mcra,h Michael smith, John R0gevs President
George schaner, Vice President James 9rseovyA John
Esricy H. Cosarove, Assistant Secretaries. Jsm Bar
ker Treasurer
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tSbor'ly before one o'clock on Sunday morning hre
e1ke ont IN the hay loft Of stable owned by Peter j.
= Aultz at 10 ls5 Christopher street. The nrc spread
yrom Che hay lt TO the two story famo dwelling occu-
pod By Mrs Fra,ces Ellis. Before the IRE was extn.
H. shcd the upper ari Of the stable and about oncthird
pf the dwelling were destroyed There damage Of
shout $3.50 done 70 the furniture and stock Of candies
n her store on tho frat n insured for $500 house
h,Id furniture and $500 IN stock Ia the Market Fire
5psursnce Company The ne and smoke extended into
abe rear part OF Mr. schul grocery store, corner OF
Esshinrion street. doing da Tsge Of about $3.50; In
kured for 900 In the Peopiest Y. INSURANCE COMPANY
dhe frame buildings are damaged 0out toeo-owncdby
Hssse Taimadss and Ebspezer Bs~tVes,on said Y -
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RyuLv 2.rLLyr owCGvSEy REnLy, q native of the
parish or Gra,ar county Longford. Ireland in the 3sh
year Of her aga.
The friends Of the FANNY and those OF her brothers
James John, PeAer and VIM. Mckinney respectfully
invited 10 attend to funeral from The residence Of her
husband Michael Reilly. OF Fifty Third street aud
BROADWAY on Tuesdsy afternoon at J o'clock.
W,Nrxn On Sunday evening, DcceInber 3, Colonel
JoHs O. wnrx, hate Of Columbus Go, Ia the 67h year
Notice Of funeral hereafter
~ siA~ DaatM Sc S~eyd Ins,j
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REMOVALS.

T1R HARVEY HAS REMOVED TO n AMITY STREET.
il where he continues 10 remove birthmarka, scAss.
moes naohs freckes discolored skin, Ac without psns
Cvpsusation free once hour. WtVl.
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WnMroroS Dec. !, 1895.
Coror-sses Of good middlng a. No. Naval stores
dull Spirits turpentne dun at oOc gaon ana crude
changed Freights---Cos,on 70 New York l@c al1sc
py pount
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Between ak and ssvsn o'clock on Sunday morning
ocer xOhanus Of tho Seventh precinct, vas called to
re which broke cut boot and shoe store owned by
John Rosenbatt les Division street. The alarm
brought the remen 10 the premises and by the quick
application Of hydrant stream the flames were soon
extinguhed thus conGnng the nrc TO the store In which
Il originated Captain Jamisen the Seventh precinct
yoiice upon witnessing small an amount Of stock,
che insurance appeared 70 be more than double the
amount " stock, induced 10 believe that Mr..
Rosenhaft had knowledge about tho origin Of the
Hre Hence he ordered officer Walker TO take Mr. Rosen-
iat into custody which done, and he detained
81 the staten. Captain Jamissn then tecgraphed for
Fire Marshal Baker and the matter was at once placed
rpnder investigation
osenblat closed his stare at about twelve O'Clock on
hsturday night; he occupied room back OF his store.
svded by small entry lending 70 the upper part OF the
1ss from his being filled with smoke then he went
Soarn and knocked at Mr Rosonblatts door telling him
she<e was FIRE; the smoke by this time had filled the
halfway The tenants up stairs becoming alarmed some
however, had 4 very aarrow escape M Mulhcland,
wife and child ten years old, lived on the third floor,
back poom. The smoke prevented their escape down
stairs Mrs Muibolland in her fright sprasg out Of the
wndow landing the shed roof over the back door,
from tsre rolled into the yard and down the area
sad strange 20 say, without breakng her limbs She
psined on,y on having injured hor side Mr. Muhcland
book his laughter In bis arms aud dropped rom tne
~n6ov 10 hi shed roof where he landed receiving .y
few bruises Other OF tho tenants narrowly escap cd
Euocnion Had II NOT been for the judicious precanto
en- by ofncer McManus in keeping the doors of th
closed until the remcn arrived, there must have
many lives lost The damage done 70 the building
. about s00 and to the stock Of boots ana SHOES apon
Insurance Company. The accused VIII De conveyed
y lore Justice Mansfield this day for examination
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NIISCELLAEEOU

MISCELLANEOUS.
A LES, PORTER AND EXTRA STOUT.
nicrHsnsoS .2s. ASD sa',p p9sAap : s1aD.s, SMITH
Fine PALE ALEs, PosTEa PGiwfsi 1a and EXTRA STOUT
for city and Southern use.
These Ales, Porter and stout are of superior quality,
B we rsn West Eehsenh between h and sh
pest pATRoNIzED.
The POROUS PLAsTERs of Mr.. Allcock becoming
well known They ais by physicians They give
no and used without benefit
Such men Shepherd Knapp Dr. Green of sss roadway
Dr. King corner of Walker Broadway may be specified
as warranns their excellent qualities ubsso and pains
of tho back generally.
INJURY TO THE SPINE CURED
HARrroRp, Conn, Nov. II. 1854.
MEssns Tsos AIrcocx Co-rease send, with despatch
twelve dosen Alsocxs Porous pasters Our daily eIpe
o mse ypses for Who by
had both hts isss Srossp
Helpless This man found relief very sppIe
o % to @ e1s m ssss
So single Plaster y they eonld not 1 be had At a. lower
pascr 70 the exclusion Of all Others as her
ay ass s.s sns w ~ss
ontons peculiar to them srender them greatly superior 70
all others for ordinary surgical knowing the piaster
be known. J. w. JOHNSON, NJ. ID.
CURE OF HYPERTROPHY OF THE HEART.
Symptoms, funcss and papitaon, with acute pain on
any excitement
FARNvLLE, Louisiana. Maroh6, 1850.
DR.. T. ALLc0cx-SIR--I have been suffering under
neuralgia disease Of bowels for
with hyperrophy OF the heart and have tried everything
the Of medicine from the best NJ Ds
prompts that plasers have given
permanent relief than anything else have uscd,
and believe will produce perfect cure.
The irr,iant effect Of your pasters y produced
such mild and gradual way they invigoate the clrca
parts which they applied and exert
all diseases such great sedattvc influence
that place them confidently at the head Of osery plaster
now In -
Every medical who becomes acquainted with them
will assurcdly his patients other than
the Medcaed India Rubber Plaster Of DR. Alcoek Yours
| very truly, l. T. HENDERSON, NJ, D.
Agency-Brandreth House. New York. Sold by all drug
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DIvORCES-PRIvATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
subject and other States Dccrees legally OBJ
taned. r. l. KING. Counsellor at Law. $50 Brosdwsy.
nIvORCEs LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
H. ciy Other good cases prosecuted without Ice IN ad-
Attorney and Counsellor, IS Nassau street.
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Ths Press DssPasch
FIRES IN NEW YORK.

The state street Fire.
INQUIsfrrON OVER THE REMAINS OF Mr.. IRWIN.
Coroner Wildey yesterday held inquest at No 2o5
william street over tho remains Of Mr. Thomas Irwin,
lase a member OF Fire Engine Company No. 4, whose
the result Of having been crushed beneath the
walls OF the bonded warehouse No IL State street, which
fell in during the Are early Saturday morning,
reported in yesterdays HERALD. Below will be found
she evidence introduced before the Coroner and the
jury
William T. Flock OF No 30 Liberty street, being duly
sworn, said:-I assistant foreman Of Fire Engine
No Il yesterday morning about half-past o'clock
lre broke al No Is State street. about half past two
o'clock the accident occurred was standing in State
street, with another man. Immediately In front OF tho
burning building when heard the first crash let 60
OF the pipe aud towards the South ferry; left de-
Dsased these the body found half an hour later In
1run Of the buldng recognized the body after was
Francis Murray Of No 30 Liberty street, being duly
sworn, said.-I am . member or Fire Engine Company
at the Saturday morning and returned TO the
engine house for fuel; when returned tho building had
fallen; assisted carrying the body from tho ruins;
che body much mangled and cut In several pieces
John Scanlon, being sworn, said:-I am member OF
Engine Company No. 4; and deceased had the pipe at
fhe Saturday morning. deceased just In front
Of the buiIdng; had just loft him; noticed the build
spSa afSsr saw The body Of deceased much mangled
There beng further evidence "a oHer the was
suhniAlsA - lha tny, Who rendered verdict - fol-
1pus;-"That 100nas Irwin the deceased, came to his
Asash from injuries received BY being crushed beneath
aE OF the burning building No 16 State street. Dscom
Der 4 1eoe . Oecessed w0 twenty eight years Of age,
sad 8 native Of Nsw Yosk.
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DR.. Tyng,s Congregation.

The large and influential congregation Of Dr. Tyne's
church, who we're suddenly deprived Of their usual
place Of worship have, by the kind invitation Of tho
pastor OF the Church the Redemption 9s East Four
eenth street. had every accommodation placed at their
disposal The church quite Hcd yesterday morning,
many being unable to obtain seats An excellent SER
mon was delivered by The Rev Dr. Tyng after which the
solemn and Interesting rite OF tho communion was ad
ministercd 70 goodly number After collection for
rent expenses the congregation dispersed.
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3. w. Chamberiin,
X. q. Webster Il Bro
Fras. q. Miller,
Hirsch & Openheimer.
Burbank Bros,
John Mack,
p. j. Taggart,
Charles Birch,
Henry Almy,
r. Reed,
r. b. strachan,
@. Waite Il Co.,
ID. Gibson,
+. II. Chaplin,
Lansing q. Moore,
Thisoll 4 Legarc,
ID. g. Ripley,
Fl. d. az. Y. Brockman,
Bacon Il Russell,
Dovale 4 Co.,
8, q. Evans,
Henry A. Morrison,
Boylan 4 TIERS,
5. Haskell,
Thomas j. Possce.
Weed, Balken 4 Co,
Frcd'k Stevens,
e q. Belknap 4 Son,
Musgrove 4 Young,
A. benedict Il bro,
Furnold 4 Clark,
John Dav0e,
James Phelan:
John Oakley,
Bnlkeley, Aitcn 4 Co.,
Jas. O. Morse 4 0illies,
y. w. Bacon 4 CO.,
E. 81. Dodge K Co.,
A. N. Watson,
Henry Lawrence I Sons
Johnif Hannah,
Wilbcr 4 Hastings,
Merritt Trimble,
w. r. S,nutenbor0ush,
VIM. B. Folger,
Alex. Turner.
y. q. Richardson,
Jos. J. Eager.
John ". Underhnl
J. IL. Small,
+. r. Russell,
II. s. Burger,
Thomas r.. Garsons
Robert w. Failer,
Emil Schultz,
Archibald Johnston,
Joseph Trippet,
WIN. A. Seaman,
Partx Il Buck,
George w. Putnam,
Volney Green,
VIM. Scott \ Son,
Augustus Whitlock,
T.. r. Sutton,
II. e. Moring,
Charles q. Duncan
VIM. =. " hitlock.
j. W. Kendall,
Eggicton, Angel 4 CO.
Thomas Aging, Jr.,
A. Raymond,
Vim. Handley,
Otis w. Booth,
II. W. Hunt 4 Co.,
Rundell, Jones 4 Rudge,
Mangam & Tolbat,
j. n. Winslow 4 Co,
Remsen Applcby,
Charles p. Kirkland,
Alexander w. Bradford,
h. r. Raynor,
John NJ. Dodd,
9ustavus A. Conovcrs
Isaac Lewis,
John r. Conover.
Vim. A Miller,
N. y. Lafarge,
N. u. Munroe,
Daniel Herbert,
s. n. Orcutl
Robert smith,
n. II. Smith,
Theron X. Butler,
Guy u. Pelton,
VIM. T. Black,
3. W. CALDWELL,
Vim. +. Waring,
John II. Porter,
James Mariner,
NY II. Leeds 4 Miner,
Livingston, Fox 4 Co,
John r. Smith,
w. G. Harris d Co.,
Chas. q. Judson,
J. Monroe Taylor,
G. ". whitney.
BdS1pd r. N0ores
Thorn 3 Tobias,
Hatch 3 Co.,
WIN. Ar1soux,
James b. RieAard,
@. n. SmItA, 4
3. n. 6onGes
=. Gharfn1n.
3. Y. HAughuous d Cey
Sheldon k<ro.
III. Winslow d Co.,
ChAr3es 6cribncr : Co.
james y. nayrnOnd4 Gee
James Wilcox,
BENJAMIN Pike i Sona
Chase 4 Co.,
JOhn v0gt = CO.s
Brewster 3 Co,
John G. Parker,
James Miller,
George J. t;lAxe
II. A. spaulding.
A. Bellows,
Samuel s; 1si'i' B. Hlssins
Y. 4. johnson,
q. r. Ladd,
w. A. Hayward,
Berlin 4 jones,
Badger 4 Dillon,
Gunther 3 Smith.
X. N. Hcddcn,
J. Thompson.
Lockkwood &SCollins,
Jacob Theiss,
l.. Rucssmeyer,
George r. Steinbrenner,
II. B. sutton,
John 4. wylie,
Ezra White,
y. Maundcr,
Edward Dayton, Jr..
Charles T. polhamus,
Thomas G. Sheperd,
Jonathan w. Allen,
Francis A. Palmer,
LIE Grand b. Cannon,
Waldo llutchins,
Israel Stone,
VIM. Walter Phelps,
ID. A. Cushman,
Thos. Gardiner a Son
Thomas Murphy,
John Roach,
N. l.. Marsh,
Jacob VOORHEES,,
w. w. Sanger,
James w. Ranney,
William Borden,
John =. Smith,
silas @. Herring.
j. NJ. Fiskc 4 Co.,
l.. Roberts a Co..,
Edward Cromwell,
Henry w. Smith,
Sherwood 4 Penfeld.
II. ID. walbridge a Co.,
Rawls a seymour,
John w. Thorne,
WIN. Patterson,
y. A. Fisher,
=. q. Ryder,
0.W.vsn Buskerck 4 Co.,
rarkQr, Brooks \ Co.,
Thomas w. 0rif1ln 4 Co.,
w. n. Dismore,
Nathaniel Fisher.
Chas. Wealey Hammond
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TTIGGINs' SIXTH AVENUE
IL MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.


Strangers visiting s city should not fail 10 examine
extensive display making their selections In the M
hne We SAVING Of a least . per cent
This humbue but plain, positive fact which the most
skepucai must sdm On comparing prices the Following
.BONNRTs F0R Sio-soLD on BROADWAY AT sis
BoNNETs FOR sls-soLD ON BROADWAY AZ siA
soNNErs FOR sls-soLD on BROADWAY AT sso s
BoNHES FOR sas-soLD on BBoADwAr AT sas.
BoNNErs FOR sso-soLD ON BR0ADwAy AT 81 !,
BoNNETs FOR s2s-soLD ON BROADWAY At 90.
Out Of town orders despatched with create and prop
ide and judgment VIII be used IN the seIec
on Of the goods though tho parties were on the spot
satsfRcon and feel certain that IA
with your order will command your future patron
TRIMMED DERBIEs AND JOCKEYS.
Velvet for Ladies' Masses and Children,
positively the largest variety New York ranging IN price:
from 10 o6 We call your especial attention 70 these and
ask inspection Of stock ~
Goods put up in good style and expressed parts Of the
United States. collectable delivery.
STRANGERS GUIDE. .
Take the from the Astor House or Canal sroet TEL
the conductor you Tenth street. The psopreors
employees any Of the hotels viii direc. our
l36 Sixth avenue Tenth street. N. !. HIGGINS.
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BOSTON, Dec AM-An steamers Aries, Crowell Yhia-
delphIa Nsreus crowsl, NYork schr Horton Pierce
Craney Island Va. CID steamers CCtes Sampson Haynne
Geo Appod, howes, Baltimore via Norfolk Br ship julia,
Crosby Antwerp via Philadelphia; Br bark staan broos
Lyric sparrow, NYork sid bark Courier Hr,s Jacntc
3d-Arr steamer Wyandoe NYork; ship milton 40; psfk
Eliza White Phiadelphia brigs Charlotte. MalAga; da
Mcleod, Savannah Iss Cbareson; Lucy Ann princeton
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NEoREHEAD's NEURoDyNE,
NEURALGIC ANTIDOTE,
A PROMPT AND RELIABLE REMEDY.IOk
NEURALGIA, TIC DOULOUROux, HYsTEkIA,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, TREMoks FERMENTATION,
AND ALL NERVOUS DISORDERS.
ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
d, G. MOREHEAD, N. D., 10 Walker street N, Y.
soi,D ny ALI. REsPECTABLE DRUGGISTS.
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IL, MERCIANTS MEETING.
The undersigned, merchants and business men oi The
in The adminstrstoA OF the city government and friendly
10 he election OF and faithful Union 10 the Offices
OF Mayor and Corporation Counsel earnestly recommend
'"''' 's''" MARSHALL o. ROBERTS
For MAYOR and
MURRAY HOFFMAN,
FOR CORPORATION COUNSEL.
a the Charter Election Tuesday and call upon the
merrhants and business TO meeting, IN
wan street head Of Broad, on MONDAY AFTERNOON
pex O'CLOCK e take measures 70 promote their election
NEw YoRK Nov. o. 1855
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NAOREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER
M THE GREAT STRENGTHENER
AND PAIN DESTROYER.
PAIN CANNOT EXIST
WHERE THIS PLASTER Is SAPPLIED.
Put up air tight tin boxes thus keeping always fresh
and pure. Price 20 cents boz
ID. C. M0REIIEAD, NJ. D., 10 Walker street, New fork
SOLD ny ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS.
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MEXICAN LOAN COUPON GOLD BONDS
$50 $780, $50, AND $1,000.
SEVEN PER CENT yNTEREsT. PAYABLE IN GOLD.
FIRST YEARS INTEREST GUARANTEED.
PRESENT PRICE OF BONDS
SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
The most desirable investment offered.
Particulars subscriptions received by
JOHN w. CORLIES d CO.,
81 Broadway, New York.
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yhfouet. samuel Aruolt2 \. { mn . wlIi 80,
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paced - ny hNnoHa Vttt'su .'n'D.. vL',cu A,
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pslo- va hHu'ci 10 r', MD u IA. 10 lao Ntrsuu,l
OF tts aiti'e'h N"shiuf CO.. don, know uu thing
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IJuns 10 le bt uuut 81 an ". know tins aii4ir'
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v state vheler OF not you found that bar in Ford.
IhsA tc, 4. Arer we hsd carried the lfes.4,rt out
went 10 ihr b1f WIN several others. Thia baf~s
Ling on no Moor llside tue trst door gong TO the
hoN' AMI COX II home with me there wa au OIL
Ger stopping Al the house where saA boAtdlnc 81 Ao
santsa zee Of the bar anu II va saved ou but
- dLi 40 "nsis t~A~ "a sSay Y. Are Lbsrs ,yQt.
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PLANS for the PRESIDENTS CAPTURE

Ee Was to Have Been Hurled
From His Box at the Theatre.
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DAvISs PART IN THE PLOT.
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Increasing Importance of the
Testimony.
TIE PLOT UNFOLDING.

Confession Of an Aceomplice.
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Q. State wte,h'r yUu GrH prutH,u,.l Win tho
hELiN !tanE ui thU = Hogor, S1iuIcl Arunl9 4
O.b l.. r,ro l- lu ~. 90. 81, liH. Hieh va. h.ui.
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heufo" he ,gttut u,iug sUorl toe wi. t.u.s. Ao saii
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inp OF i"lrraon i'syis A. an White lie vas C
lr-lrJ 90 " al hi tn ~ fvtu rit.us, vt .gIlsC
his hrnirr,t O., of'ut u'lnr ily .,vi. d.. q Loo.
~ that I'trr just .'v' M see 4 iio enforcement 10
IL M nnId"b 80 Jr'otauu ilN1Df A.. slDuio
t'ltt 10 wa -. .uu hHd ru Co.," opportunity of be.
Cum'ua ar tuHiNt,d With Ina t.t4lu 'rtrfY q. Yes.
wuulD lt tI.i. have huI "a. 90 fNth.y vltuA,uIti
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earthly recipients Of hi, bounty who have u-l oh
their 'uOolaud unsccmly garments, and are "rolhoi
upon viii the white and spltlvs wmrul ul lU-
mortality We can imagine him conducted lu 20
triumplal procession such n, earth never saw, uln
} the prosoug of the heavenly Monarch and lI.lm-
ing 10 the words Of the King -"Comc, SO blessed uI
my father inherit the kingdom prepared ior luu
from the bunduton of the world for ! was nm
huugcrol ml SO gave mo meat ! WIS thirsty nui
SO gnyc mo drink was stranger and yotooh mo
in; nukcdand yc clothed me, ! was sick and 80
visited mo ! was in prison and go came unto mr.
And then, IS with that unaffected modo,N which
characterized him when upon earth, hc made reply
Lord When saw | thoc an hlngerod, and Ird
thee or thirsty and gave thee drink when saw
| thee u stmngcr and tool, thee in or naked, and
clothed the or when saw thee sick or u prison,
and came unto thoc7 how would ul the llcoiiug
and tWnsiory honors which he had enjoyed ou
earth fade nto inSgnhcanco before his immortal
spirit at the answering words of the King worth
moro TO I'm than all else the universe could h@low
done /, unto ono of the least oG these my brothrou
yc have done it unto me.
Mr. II. CLAY GRAHAM spoke as follows
G3Rcmp. i look upon Mr. Everett particular
u rs the soldiers friend and as ! nm the only SOLE
der present IT may not ho nuimis,hlr since hr Is
no more for mo to minglc my regret with yours.
~ poti,p,,l calamity ~ "a .p,.iy1 ,,luuIfi,.
., E..t p,r,gsoo ". ,c ,,,ptr,. b,. ,,,r,
ro,sor IA lao ,r,tcG,l G,r his snr;cos ybilc Ii,inu
none moro to lament his death have seen some
men shot down rs near to mo us these two gentle
men on my right hand, and others fall nmrcr me-
than Mr.. Maynard on my left | have looked with
admiration at the COURSE and with pity at the close
Of couutrymcn and comrades before the war and
since; but never have iudulgcd more pride or cN-
pprenccd moro pain than | have realized i'm con-
tcmplating the triumphant life and tranquil death
Of Hon. Edward Everett. Ills life has been so fall
was So devoted to the best Interests of our COM
mon country, and So cmncnty useful tothrdo-tItJlc
people ofyour own Sutc,with the surcripg Of whom
have ever shared my largc't-hcartcd sympathios.
One point of character not generally found IN men
holding So high political position, marked ms whole