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THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.
More Satisfn tory Accounts of Her Heart
Her Complete RecOYerY PrOhnhIn-

More Satisfa ctOry A AccOunts OF Her Health
Her Complete Recovery Probable.
From The Memorial DiplomdtiQue, Novenbev2.
We receive directly from Miramar satisfactory
news as to the state OF the Empress Charlotte
Thanks to the intelligent and assiduous care
with which her Majesty is surrounded and 10 the
absolute repose she enjoys in that charming
retreat, the moral excitement which had dis
turbed the Empress mind is completely ap-
pessed.
The Improvement, which at first appeared but
SLOW now assumes all the symptoms of radical
cure. AT half a gunshot from the Chateau of
Mlramar stands small pavilion, built in the
Italian style OF the Middle Ages, and covered
with verdure, which is called the Gardeners
House. Before leaving for Mexico the Arohduke
MaXimllan and the Princess dwelt there in pre-
ference, In order to escape the irksomeness OF
etiquette.
The Empress has again installed herself there.
and in the midst OF the pleasant "Reminiscences
which surround her, occupies her leisure with
reading, music, and painting. The medical
attendants insist that her Majesty shall not
leave Europe during the winter. The proba-
bility is that when the weather becomes mora
rigorous the Empress will go to the Isle of
Lac1oma, which is her personal property, and
which enjoys the mildesl temperature of Naples.
Telegram Of NoVen1ber rom Trieste.
Intelligence received here from Miramar
states that the general health OF the Empress
Charlotte is now reassuring, and that the
hitherto entertained have partially diminished
and partially disappeared. 1t has, however,
been decided as measure of precaution, that
the seclusion in which the Empress has lived
since her arrival at Miramar shall be continued
tor the present.
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PRUSSIA.

The Needle Gun-Cabinet Chauges-The
Northern confederation.
The Prusslan War Office has published state.
ment 10 show that it was not superiority of the
eedle gun, but OF the men who carried it, that
ave victory to the Prussians.
The total consumption of cartridges during the
ampaign was only seven to each infantry sol
dier. In the hottest engagement the highest
figure was % per man OF those present. During
the war 800 cannon were brought into play, and
each gun fired 40 rounds.
The Ne,1 PyStssiGn GozeHe contradlcts rumor
that changes would shortly be effected in the
PTusslan Cabinet.
The progress made in the preliminary mea-
sures for the organization OF the North German
Confederation WILL it is predicted enable the
new German Parlsment to assemble at the be-
ginning ofnext year.
Count WimptFen had had an audience of the
King, to present his credentials as Austrian
Envoy at the Prussian Court.
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speech Of Victor Emmanuel to the Veno-
ttan Deputati0m

Speoch OF victor Emanuel co the Wena-
ttan DeputRtlom.
Upon receiving the result of the Pebfs,,t,,,,
from the Venetian deputation on the Ath inst
King Victor Emanuel made the following
reply:-- "@
This day is the proudest Of my life: eighteen
years ago my father proclaimed from this city
the war oil independence and to-day you bring
70 me manifestations of the popular will In the
senetan provinces, which, united with Italy.
ueCisre my iather's wish TO be accomplished.
=, 0u confirm by this act what Venetia did up
10 lo4b, and has maintained up to the present
gay, with admirable cOnstancy and aluneRation
l, therefore, pay a grateful tribute 20 those
generous patriots who upheld their faith in the
uestlmes OF the country BY every kind of sacri-
nee, and by their blood. Today foreign domL
nation ceases forever. Italy Is constituted. n
not yet complete. Italians must now defend.
and make her great. The Iron Grown Is also
restored to Italy, but TO that Crown nreSer the
one one which IS dearer to me, made by the love OF
"The Carbine the Gospel OF the Nnt,o,,,s
Letter from GRribRldi.
GarlDald has written the following letber to.
NJ, Loriglola, who had communicated 10 him =
plan Tor rifle meeting at Padua;-
MY GEAR Lorigiola, - BTayol / compliment
you, anu wish you every success in the realizs-
tion OF your project. The people should he
made TO understand, once for ALI that the co.
bine ought to be the gospel of the nation ana
that only when well exercised in the nae ~ that
arm VIII they be able to say proudly, 1--WE are
Italians ~ Continue, and will aid Won rith
all my power. Entirely yours,
G. GARInALn,
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DI ED-


BRADLEY.-on the 18th instant. of lockisw, JOHN
BRA DLEY, of Margaret and the ale DavO bradley
an the 2lst year OF his age:
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of his
brother. Thomas Bradley, = E corner Of Third and
To proceed to Laurel Hill.
BRYANT-On the 18th instant, JOHN SrROUP
BRYANT, In the 2Oth wear OF MS age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respecfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence,
No 1918 Vine street Wednesday, the 2lst instant, at
10 O'Clock, without further notice. 10 zSceed to Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
Clayton the 18th instant, CECIL LIVINGSTON
CLAY son OF Cecil Clay ana Annie W. Clay, aged
months.
funeral at 10 O'Clock A. on Tuesday, the goth instant
fIom the residence OF Mrs Kester, Frankford road.
GRAFF.-On the l1th instant. Mr. HENRY GRAFF
sr, soldier OF the War Of 1872 IN the 77th year his
The relatives and friends, soldiers of the War OF
1872. respectfully inved TO attend his tunera from
his late residence, No 32S Thompson street. Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock.
GRICE-On the 18th instant, JOSEPH GRICE Jr,
in the 2Otb ear OF his age.
lii relatives and friends Invited to his funeral TO.
Woodland errace baltimore avenue Tnterment az
Greenwood, New York. (New ork papers please copy
the abOve.)
HORIZON the 18th instant, KATE A. HoRTZ vile
Of Samuel IL. ORTIZ and daughter OF Isaac and Hannah
DAVIS, In the 3Jth year OF her age.
The relatives and trends OF the family respec
invited TO attend the funeral nom the residence
at2 O'Clock To proceed 10 81 Paul's NJ H. Church,
KOOCKOGEY-On the 18th instant Mrs, AMELIA
KOOCKOGkH, vile OF george KoockORey.
The relatives friends OF the family Invited TO
attend the iunera from her husbands residence, s. u.
corner of Sixth and North streets Thursday the 22d
instant at l O'Clock r. M. 10 proceed to Woodlands
Cemetery.
REESE. -This morning. GEORGE HICKMAN
REESE, In the 9Th year OF bis age.
Notice OF funeral In 10 moHoW's papers
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MAMMALIAN.
mhA1mlLlAN.
He Is Resolved Not 10 Leave Mexico.

He is Resolved Not to Leave Mexico.
Paris tNoc. p Correspondence ofthe London Ne,Os.
1t is reported in the Opinion that message
has been received from the Emperor MaximIlian
in answer TO the news of the Empress Illness
After expressing his deep sorro Tor her malady,
and approving all that has been done, he adds
mount, if possible, his bad fortune, he will not
leave the post which duty assigns him.
If he adheres to this determination, so en-.
tirey contrary to the wishes of his early patron,
and to the instructions given to General Cas-
tlenau, the position will be strangely compli-
Gated, for one would think that the French
troops cannot in honor be Withdrawn without
a positive assurance of non-intervention on the
part Of the United States, and the plea of putting
an end to anarchy in Mexico may thus onIy
have. resulted in setting up new element OF
division.
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FOURTH EDITION
IRON WASHTNGTOS THIS P. M.
[sPECfAN DEsrATcHEsTo THE EVENING TIL EaRAPH. ]
... WASHINGTON. November 10,
From Mexfco

lsPEViAN OSSFAFcHksTor rHE EVENING TELEGRAPH.1
.. WASHINGTON, November 10.
From Mexico.
The Navy Department has received informa-
ton of the arrival of the TaHapooso at Galveston
from off TampicO. The TdHdpoosa will be suc-
ceeded by the Pau Jones near the latter place.
No foreign vessels-of-war were off the river. or
In the port of Tampico, on the goth of October,
and only one American vessel in the harbor
Tampico is at present in command of Colonel
Gomez, with force of eight hundred men, con-
trolling the customs and enforcing payment of
loans. The authorities Of Victoria, the capital
Of he State of Victoria do not recognize those
of Tampico.
Their guerillas seize all goods found en- route
for the interior markets. despatched from the
Tampico Custom House. By letters from San
Luis Pctosi it is ascertained shat Mejia and
Dupuro are to leave that place in the early part
ofNovember with an expeditionary force for
the recapture of Tampico. General Pavon who
had force of 1900 or 1000 men in the Haustca,
and is now holding TampicO, has issued pro-
clamatton declaring Puebla vlea open to
foreign commerce, which it is feared will lead
to open hostilites between the forces under
his command and those under Colonel Gomez.
Under this state of affairs, the inhabitants of
Tampico are in constant dread of the most
serious discords, and probability of the indls.
criminate plunder of the town.
Naval.
The United States steamer Winoosl:i arrived
az Key West on the 10th instantl
MOrrlssey at the white House.
Among the many visitors at the Presidents
home to-day was John Morrissey, Congressman
elect.
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THE IMPEACHMENT or THE PREsIDENTi-We
pave the best authority for saving, that on the
meeting OF the next Congress measures will be inn
medateiY taken OF all the members present, accord
ing TO the published diagrams of self-measurement
OF Chares Stokes Co, the eminent clOthIers, and
the measures sent with orders for full suts cloth
ing 70 this popular and cheap othing mart, under
the Continental Hotel in this city.
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Latest Markets by Telegram.

BALTIMORE, November l9.-Flour aull; spring
extras, $12'50012 70. Wheat declining seeds
quiet. Cloverseed scarce. Pork and Lard nominal.
sugar duh and declined. Coffee STEADY. Whisky
dull; PennsyvauIa, So 3d. Cotton dull at 34Ic. Tor
middling uplGnds.
NEW YORK, November 10 Stocks are irregular;
Chicago and Rock Island, 105; Reading, 49,; Can
ton, 493 Erie I7!; Cleveland and Toledo 1l3; Ceve
land and Pittsbnrg, 86l; PittsbuIg, Fort WaVne
and Chicago 1867; Michigan Central 1921; MIchis
can southern S3i Missouri 6s, S7s; Five.twenties,
1892 l0S; DO 1864 1O6; do. 1866, i069 Ten.forties
100; Seven.thirt1es los; Exchange on London, 109;
Hudson River, 1881; Gold 40.
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE-Perry Davis Pain
Killer is really valuable medicament, ana unlike
most OF the patent articles of the day. is used by
many physicians. 1t is particularly desirable in
locations where physicians are not near, and in
families will often the necessity of sending out
at midnight for doctor. A bottle should be kept
in every house.-Boston TrdUeLLe1.
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Financial and Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKAT.
LIVERPOOL November 1.-THE market for all de-
scrIptiOns of Breadstufs is active and prices
sho v a general improyement-Flour being Cd ais.
per barrel, Corn Sd. per quarter higher.
heat also exhibits an upward tendency for prime
sorts
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, November IL -Ihe Cotton Market
opens steadily, with SAFES estimated at 1000 ba les
Mddling Upands are still quoted at 14d. and exas
Mddllngs at a.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, November lizard is depressed
under the advIces from the United States, and quo
tahOns are about "a, Cd lower the week, closing
with sellers at Sos. p cwt.
UNITED STATES BONDS IN GERMANY.
LONDON, November ia telegram from Frank
fort, dated this forenoon, ports the closing price
in American $40 bonds last (Fridayl evening,
75}a75i.
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IHE day as well as the time is short; 90 early |
the Gay, and procrastinate not, II You want Photo
graphs tor Christmas presents at B. +, ReimerI
No. ga Arch street
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MARRIED.

FRIEDMAN-EGER.-On November Il, by the Rev.
Isaac Lesser MI. LOUIS FRIEDMAN, of Cincinnati
to Miss CECILIA EGER, daughter of the late David
Eger. Esq, Of this city.
MARPLE-MELCHER- On the evening of November
10, BY the Rev. G.. Wagner Mr.. REUBEN II. MAR
PIE, OF Gwynedd township, Montgomery county to
Miss CLARA V. MELCHER, formerly OF Philadelphia
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From ChaTleatOn,

CHARLESTON, 8. c., November 10. The Mer-
curry was issued to-day for the first time since
February, 1866. 1t admits editorially that the
war has annihiated the theory of State rights,
and proposes to devote itself in future to the
material development OF Southern interests
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CHILDREEs CLoTHING.-M.. Shoemaker & Co.
Nos. 4 and 9 N. Eighth street, are now opening
splendid assortment of boys, girls, infants, anC
mis- es' clothing,
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EVERY FAMILY should have = case Of Dr. Hum
phreg's Specific Homeopathic Medicines. They are
'imple, easily applied, harmless and vet in thou.
SAND instances they arrest disease, alay pain and
suffering, save calling the doctor and prove friend
indeed. Tho valuable service rendered immensely
overbalances the small sum they cost. See adyer-
tsement Address Humphrey Specific H0mmO-
nathic Medicine Company, NO. 662 Broadway, New
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ITALY

Projected Marriage Of Prince Amaens.
Florence (Oct 27) Correspondence london Times.
a The projected marriage between Prince Anna
deus of Savoy and the young Princess Della
Cisterna is very generally talked OF, and thought
likely to take place, although few seem to sus.
pect by what influences il has been brought
about The lady's mother is of the De Marode
family and a fervent ROmanist, | hear that
she is connected with the Marquis Dc Breme
one of the great Court dignitaries. The
daughter has no particular personal charms;
she is said to have fortune equal to GlOO 0OO
sterling. 1t can hardly be supposed ho WeYer,
that money would have any weight in the case
oil Prince of Italy. Morganatic marriages, so
common in parts Of Protestant Europe being
inadmissible in Catholic countries, the children
resulting from the union would, in their Turn,
inherit the crown of Italy. In short, the mar,
riage would be in all respects regular, and
would take place with the consent of all parties
concerned, the only peculiarly about II
being that the Prince would marry one OF
hls fathers subjects, and person not
of ROYAL blood. The conviction generally
felt that such marriages are fraught with pro,
bable evils and inconveniences; ana should
be avoided at any cost is sufhclently demon
sirated in England by some OF the Iore'gh
ALLIANCES to which recourse Is hau LOT members
of our royal family. In the case OF tne lLallan
princes. of whom there are only two In direct
snccession To the crown, and one OF those OF a
weakly constitution it is obviously desirable
that thew shouId contract alliances that might
be POLITICALLY advantageous 70 the country AT
Vienna such alliances might be found. On the
other hand II he wished to wed at home, Prince
XTneda,1s has charming cousin, the daughter
of the Duchess of Genoa, who would make him
N eii rasnects suitable bride. The Prince of
Har;ansnn is understood decidedly to disapproye
the projected mesdlf0nce
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THoUsANDs have been changed by the use of the
PeIuVlan Syrup Ia proioxide Of Iron) from weak.
sicky, suffering cTea lures, to strong healthy, and
happy men and women; and invalids cannot rea-
sonably hesitate to give IL trial. For Dyspepsia
and Debility II is n specific
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EXTRA VERSES TO A POPULAR AIR.
Another row is on thy shore,
Maryland, my Maryland.
1t has been often so before;
But don't this thing seem quite bore,
Maryland, my haryandr
Now, here's a State, placed just next door
10 MARYLAND, my Maryland,
Where, Oft the sons OF Baltimore,
With cheerful souls our Tower explore,
And better suits they never wore,
Maryland, my Maryland.
Good style CASHMERE Suits 10 match
as tOiC as slbOO
Finest French CdsstmeTe suits %
match up 70. - .'s.s..ssss''sssssss OOtO
AHd all the tHteTUenIng grades.
Good aIl-iCoOi Black Suits as iot1 as. So 90
Finest Black French CiOth and Cas-
siMere Suits up 10. O...,.,....,.,..... % 90
AJld all intervening grades.
The largest, best assorted, and most
pLete stock Of Mems, Youths, and Boys
Clothing in PhiLddel phid-eQttdl TO any IN
the city in style, make, and ft-compris,Rg
all kinds, styles, sizes, d1d qualities,
adapted 10 the DdRts Of ALL and sold dt
Lotoer prices than the IOtOest eLsei1here, or
the money refunded.
Hair aDay bettoeea ( BENNETT & Co,
SIXTH STs. (5ls MARKET STREET
EB- AHouT prices are tOioer than FOR several years
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HEALTH, the poor mans riohes the rich man:
bliss is found in Ayers Medicines, after frutles:
search among other remedies. word to the wise
is sufficient.
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ANOTHER Burglaries are
becoming quite frequent of late. Each day the
Journals have to record one or two. Last night,
about nine o'clock, some burglar or burglars,
taking advantage OF the absence of Mr.. George
Ratzell ard family, who had gone to church,
entered the house by means OF skeleton keys.
The whole house was ransacked in thorough
and mastery manner, that showed the marks of
professional burglar. From one of the bureaus
in the second story they secured about $1,000
in Government bonds. No other property was
taken, although there we're many valuablcs
within their reach. Mr.. Ratzell's residence is
No. 1904 Lemon street.
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SIMILIA SIMILlRUS cURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,

FAMILY CASES
OF 50 large Vlais, morocco case, containing
specific tor every ordinary disease a family Is
subject to, and book of oirec tiOus $1,000
smaller Family and Travelling cases, with 90 20
30 70 50
SPECIFICS TOR all iseases, both for Curing and
for Preventive TIRE atment in viais and pocket
......... so to as
These Remedies, by the case single box, sent
part of the country, by Mail or EXPRESS OF
charge, on receipt of the price.
Address-HUMpHREY5'S SPECIFIC
H0AG0PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot. No 562 BROADWAY, New York.
DR.. HUMPHREYS Is consult ed daily at bis office,
sOnaly by letter above. for all forms of disease
For sale by DYoIT y co, JOHNS ON, HoLL 1WAY
Il C0WDEN. I. CALENDER. and AMBROSE
Smith, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and by all
Druggists. 627 smws
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Shin News.

NEW YORK, November 10, - TSe steamer
Bremen has arrived from southampton. Her
news is anticipated.
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PURGE out the morbid humors OF the blood bv q
dose two Of Ayers Pills and you will have clearer
heads as well as bodies
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BURNT ALMONDS Rose Almonds Iceland MOS
Paste, Cream Chocolates, etc, can be had at al
times of George W. jenkins, Confectionery No. lO3i
Spring Garden street.
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AN ERRoR.-Our daily papers were led
into an error In giving list OF appointments at
the Custom House. Patrick McDonough, men
toned in the list of appOintees, did not receive
an appointment and was not even an applicant
for any position Whatever under the Collector.
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TWELFTH AND CHEsNUT is the place to purchas
Cork Mattresses and Bedding, and 10 have your FuI
niture reupholstered, vanished and repaired b
practical woIkmen.
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ORANGE, Vanilla, Chocolate, and C0coanut Cara
mells, in endless variety fresh every day at E. u.
Whitman & Co.'s, No 8l8 Chesnut street.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.--James McClin-
took was arrested yesterday for borrowing
about forty dollars from friend without asking
such practical Joke, h0d James arrested and
taken before Alderman Swift, to give an account
of his little transaction Not being able to do
in a satisfactory manner, the Alderman held
him TO bail for a further hearing.
Quite a number Of corner-oungers were
arrested yesterday. They we're held to keep the
peace, ard for their future good behavior
The usual haul of strcet-walkers was made last
evening on our most irequeIted thoroughiares.
Owing 10 the efforts of our police and the thirty
days commitment rule, this nuisance is fast
abating.
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AMERICAN Cow MILKER, patented March %
1860. A comp etc success. See advertisement
under spec al notices.
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APARRIoIDAL ATTEMPT. Edward Plott.
residing in Montgomery county, near the city
limits, was arrested for committing an assault
and battery upon his father with intent to kill.
terms with his father for some time past About
O'Clock last evening they were both in the
yard together, and some angry words passed
between them. Edward then knocked his father
down and kicked him, and, running to a pile of
struck his father over the head wit h it. BY some
means OF other he was frightened off, aud en-
deavored to escape, but was stopped, aud taken
into custody by citizen named Dixon, who
police officers. The prisoner had a hearing
before Alderman Ramsdell, who held him for a
further examination.
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ALL FLAvoRs of Ice Creams and Ices made I
order, by Morse & Co., Nos 9O2 and 9O4 Arch street
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c-rssSresEl HAINRs Bros PIANOS. c-=-.rgg.7
TEY Moderate IN price, and as durab!eS Z 4 4
as any piano made.
Gould, Seventh and Chesnut Streets.
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And other similar troublesome aud painful affections
while 1t promptly arrests all HEMORRHAGEs. Hun.
dreds o. ply scians use 1t daily In their practice
give It theh unqualified recommendation sold by
agents and dealers.
The M edclne is exclusively prepared by the sub
scrbers ProDretors and successors to l. L. POND to
whom All ORDERS must be addressed
HUMPHREY s. HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co,
No. 562 PRO ADWAY, New York.
O., -.- fHiCES OF POND'S EATRACT
ok ounce bottles with directions retail SD ceuts
Pint bottles with directions, tail. 81
iharai ''''..'SlT0
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EU ROP 9.
~~,>-y-'~-~rS>~--~-~~~-~-~~>~~~-
Late News by Gables and Steamers.

Saturdays London, Liverpool, and Frankfort
Marsets-Carlotta Getting Wen-Letter
from Garibaldi--Marriage Of the
Prince Amadeus, Etc Etc.
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DEATH OF POLICE OFFICER.-William
Vanneman, who has been connected with the
police department for the past three years. died
yesterday at his residence, No. $40 Kaufman
Street, after a short illness. Mr.. Vanneman was
a faithful and attentive officer.
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PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIs,
Or Pain Destroyer,

Is OF the few domestic remedies which have come
into general and favor Wi hout putting. is the
product OF smOe rub harmless in Gil cases and as
a domestic remedy, unegualled.