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Secret Meeting of Liouor dealers

BOSTON, Jan. 5.-The Iiquor dealers and
leading hotel proprietors OF this city held a
secret meeting yesterday, to hear the report of
their counsel, George Sennett, who is conduct
ing the lest cases before the Supreme Court at
Washington. The report lie said to have been
very satisfactory to the ssociation, as iudi
eating its ultimate triumph over the 80 Importers
of the prohibitory law. A prominent hotel
keeper made proposition to shut up all the
leading hotels in the city, in case the proscrip-
tive course is insisted upon by the authorities
This proposal met with marked favor but WAS
not finally acted upon. If carried out, the
project will cause q sensation. Applications
have been made second time for warrants
against Harvey ID. Parker, proprietor of
the. Parker House; William Bingham,
Of the Revere and fremont Houses: and
George Young, of Young's Hotel, for keeping
liquor nuisances. Calvin A. Richards, pro.
prietor Of q well-known wholesale and retail
liquor store on Washington street. was in.
cluded in the list. Judge Hord, Of the NUM-
cpal court, refused to grant the warrant
holding that the places named are not nuisan-
ces within the meaning Of the law, although
Judge Chamberlain, OF the same court has al.
ready decided differently. The applicant for
the warrants VIZ" Nathaniel Richardson who
is counsel for the smaller class of lilo Tor deal
ers. though not for the association named
above. HIS grounds were the same as before
that the operations of the State constabulary
tended TO discrimination between the rich
and the poor.
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REVENUE PRAUDS

Hon. VIM. A. Darling, chairman of the Sc
lect committee on revenue frauds, with most
OF the members OF sand committee, are IN Wash
ington. They will hold several sessions here
in few days, and then return to New York
and Philadelphia. The developments thus far
are of such an astounding character as to
make it impossible for the committee to tell
where they will stop in their Investigations,
there seeming to be no end to the frauds per-
petrated. The committee have already com ,
to the conclusion that either the tax on whisky
must be reduced to fifty cents per gallon, or
that the manner of collecting the tax mus, be
radically changed. The former is regarded as
the most Ell cient mode of arresting the evil.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
By U. 8. q EUROPEAN NYws AssoOIarIoy
FROM EJJROpF


Heavy Snow Storm in Enylapd-Rumo, If
President Jotason's Death-Earshquake
in Aigeria-The Markets, sc.
LONDON. Jan. 4.-Che most severe and the
heaviest snow storm which has been ex peri
enced in England for very many wears has
Just visited u.s. The storm commenced last
wednesday. when there was a heavy fall OF
enow. lthas continued with more or less in
tensity since that time. and quantity OF snow
has fallen this morning. Tn. weather is very
cold, ana the snow does not melt bat lies On
the earth with hard frozen surface. Its
calculated that IL has fallen to an average
depth OF eichs inches, but the drifts are very
great, and the snow is piled in some places To
an enormous b. ight. Leaving the city and
Rlancing arOond the country, farm houses and
old castles appear TO the observer as almost
buried In snow In the larger to wu and cities
nigh houses, and even the church spires look
as II rising through white mantle, under
which the smaller surrounding buildings are
almost eorered In the country the highways
are all blocked with snow md impassable
The railroads are partly in the same condition
Vessels OF every description are DELAYED IN
the differen ports and the coast fishery works
are suspended. The frost continues, an there
Is very good skating on the lakes and the Ser
psntine. In London the streets are at this mo-
ment choked with snow. No efforts are being
made to remove it. although there are thou
sands of able bodied men UNEMPLOYED and
anxious to obtain work, who could be had at
short nouce by the authorities. Business is
tmpeded very much in the city. I.ocomotioD
Is accordingly cult, there being few omni-
buses or cabs on the stands or plying There
are no sleighs. The principal means of travel
ana communication for trade purposes is the
underground railroad. The poor of the city
suffer very much. Several accidents have oc-
CURED. Old London presents the appearance
of city situated in the Arctic regions with
the additional disad vantage that it is enyel-
| oped IN the dense winter fog peculiar in itself
| and only known in this latitude.
LONDON, Jan. 5-NoOn.-There was a rumor
| on Change, both here and at Liverpool yes
| terday, that President John son was dead IL
had considerable depressing effect upon prices
| PARIS, Jan. 5-Noon.-Advices received
from Algeria report that very heavy earth
quake has been experienced in that Pr ,yInca
Occssioning much damage.
| LONDON, Jan. 6-NoOn are noted
At Sx Tor money; American securities are
| some hat lower; u. =. FIve-twsnties "a Erie
ASK; Illinois Central. SIX.
| LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5-Noon.-The cotton mar
ket Is quiet and easier to-day, without change
in prices. The sales are estimated at 900
bales. Middling upIands 15sd
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THE ARKANSAS DELEGATIcy

At the In eryiew oe.wesn the Arkansas del
egstion yesterday and the President and Cab.
met, Gen. Grant was present. United States
Senator elect Andrew Hunter, briefly ex.
planned the object of their mission 70 tie cap.
ital, the political situation of Arkansas, and
the feelings and sentiments OF its people. At.
torney General Stanbery in reply remarked
that Arkansas was considered as already re.
constructed.
The delegation dine with the Secretary O,
State to-day. and expec. before they leave 10
have interviews with Messrs. Sumner Eos
ter, Wade, Stevens, and others. The majority
of the delegation will leave here to morrow
evening, SO as 10 reach Little Rock in tune %
be present at the meeting OF the Legis lature on
Thureday.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE DEATH OF ME-. UTRRMKHLE-Neeting Of
me Bdr.-This morning, a meeting of the MEM
bers OF the bar was held at the Court House,
TO express the feelings Of the members on che
death ct O. H. Utermehle, E-q., and on notion
OF W. ID. Davidge, Esq, Hon. A b. Oiin, Of
the District supreme Court, was called 70 the
chair, and w. S. Cox, Esq, appointed sscre.
tary.
Judge Olin, on taking the chair. spoke feel
ingly OF the character Of the deceased. with
whom his associations had been most pleasant,
stating that he had never heard of an uRkind
remark being made BY the deceased, and in
many respects be was model for the younger
members OF the bar = al "a" =. =. = /
Messrs. Davidge, Mattingiy, Norris, Ken
nedy, and Carusi were appointed q committee
TO draft suitable resolutions. "a ..f1IF
The committee subseQ uentiy returned. and
through MIR. Norris reported the folio wing res
oIutiols: ........
Resolved, by the members of the bar ana the
officers Of the court, That We sincerely lament
the uRtimely death Of our brother. Charles H.
Utermeble, and hereby express the high an.
probation we entertain OF his integrity, abiI.
ity and sense Of honor both - lawyer and
man. a-a - I
ID. That in manifestation OF these sentiments
we will wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days. -...-.
3D.. That the chairman and secretary OF thi.
meeting transmit copy Of these proceedings
. TO the family Of the deceased, aud assure them
OF our heartfelt sympathy and respect. 3.
requested to present these proceedings to the
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FROM JAPAN

The Navy Department is IN receipt Of the
monthly report of Rear Admiral H. H. Bell,
commanding the Asiatic squadron, under date
of October 3D., 1866, from Yokohama, Japan
On the LIST Of September the Hartford, wyo-
ming. and Wachuse:t were at anchor of
feddO. Admiral Bell with a mum Der of ON cars
from the squadron accompanied our Minister
IN his first visit 10 the '-Gorrogio," which in
tervieW was very satisfactory. On the eth of
September the Wachusstt was sent 10 Hong
Kong, for the protection OF American Interests
IN the adjacent waters. As TO the war bet veen
the Tycoon and the Prince OF Nagato IL was
thought the latter had gained cons iderable ad .
vantage Admiral b. announced that hs would
sail for the coast of China shortly aftsr th,
arrival Of the storeship Supply. The Wyomin p
mad been detained NJ Yokohama on &C ssunt of
the III health OF q large number ef her crsw
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-1st Board-U. s. reg.
isfered. 1851. 1917; do. coupons. 100; 5-2O's,
registered. lG5k; do. coupons. I07t; do 1865;
lt6k; lO-4O s, registered. 99x; do. coupons, 81 <
7.3Us, los: Ohio and Mississippi Certificates
2Sk; Canton. 4eX; Cumberland, 9tX; QnicksiI.
Yer. AN, Mariposa, 12x; New York Central
11H EEie, 67k; do. prefer'd, ~. Hudson 1876
Reading. It5S, Michigan Central, los; Mich
iRsn Southern, S2H; Illinois Central, I2Ix;
Cleveland and Pittsburg. =; Cleveland and
tern. AK; do preferred say; Fort Wsvne.
1GS; Chicago and Alton. IO9k; Alton and Ter.
re Haute, a.; Toledo and WABASH, AK: ~
Telegraph, 46H Boston Water Power. 29k; Pa
cifc Mail, 1863, Atlantic Mail, ltsX. American
gold, , 30 y m, 133k,
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Western News.

ST. Louis, Jan. THE Democrurs ST.
Joseph's special says that Notwithstanding
the protest Of the citizens, powder and shot
were given TO the Indians at the recent distri
button OF annuities at Fort Benton, Montana.
and that traders were permitted to sell these
articles 10 them.
The mining news is favorable
The Democrat Of to. day advocate the re .elec.
ton OF Senator Pomeroy as IT, s. Senator from
Kansas. 1talso advocates the election of Ma.
lor Ross tor the short term.
1t is showing hard In different portions of
Kansas tonight.
The Democrats Jefferson City special says
that "a Radical members of the Legislature
declare emphatically for Chas. ID. Drake for
United States Senator. This will insure his
nomination in caucus and subsequent cleo.
tlOn.
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NOT NAXINILIAN,s uprp

A statement which appeared in the New
York Herald few days since, and has sipc.
been going the rounds Of the press, to the effect
that Augustin de lturbide (who died recently
At the Clarendon Hotel, in New York; had
bequeathed all his property to his con now AZ
school In Europe, who was adopted by the
Emperor Macmillan as his heir, Is incorrect
inasmuch as MaHmIlan's heir Is an infant
three years of age, was still with Max in Mpx
leo, when last heard from, and is TIE child of
Augustin de Iturbide's eldest brother and his
viie-formerly Miss Green, of Georgetown,
Id
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FRACTIONAL CCRRENCYANDSM SMALL NOTp:
The total amount of Fractional Currs,nu
printed at the Treasury Department last x.ai,
was S275.O44. The shipments for the samena-
riod were as follows:-To the U. s. Denas;
tory at Baltimore, Md In is and 2's, s50o0n
10 the Assistant Treas urer at Charleston. s q
$4,000; total. 100000. In Fra ctional Currencv.
To the Assistant Treasurer at PhiladeInb;a
saOO DOG: to the Assistant Treasurer at Cb,r,os
ton. s. c., elO,coO to National Banks, 3d., 7Is Ia
total, S30S,7l91O.
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Washington News by way Of New York
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-WashIngton specials
state that Senator Williams will on Monday
next introduce resolution of inquiry into
the expediency Of prohibiting BY law the send :.
ing of steamships 10 sea for the conveyance of
passengers after they have been In use GER
tain number of years.
Thad. Stevens will, on Monday, introduce a
resolution instructfng the Judiciary Commit.
tee to prepare bill, IL found expedient de-
claring the rebel districts In a state of seige ::
suspending the writ Of habeas corpus, and
establishing military governments until the
States are regularly admitted.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
~ U. 8. q EUROPEAN NEws ASSOCIATION
EUROPEAN NEwS.


Prince Christian Visits the Yaehts-Conr-
tesy Of the English Yacht Clubs-itaIy
against Kome-The Pope Severe on his
Friends.
Cows, Jan. 4-The yachts lying here were
yi.Ited by Prince Christian yeste rday. who eX-
pressed himself much pleased with these
specimens of American pleasure craft.
LONDON, Jan. Z. - The visiting America an
lachismen are receiving great attentions from
the London Yacht Clubs. BY inv itation OF the
Queen the Yachtmen visited Windsor Castle
to-day. The Thames Yacht Club give the
Americans banquet to- morrow. The ameri.
Can residents in Paris have vIted the OBI ers
of the Henrietta, Fioetwing and vesta to visit
that city. In case this invitation is accepted
they will give a grand banquet in honor OF
their guests. An invitation 70 visit Russian
Waters has been received BY the Ampric An
Yachtmen from the Russian Imperial Yacht
Club.
ROME, Jan. 4-Signor Fouelli has arrived at
definite conclusions with the Pontifical Gov
eminent on several OF the disputed points be-
tween Italy and Rome. The Diplomatic Corps
paid the usual visit TO the Pope on New Y ears
day. His Holmes, in response to their COM
plimentary salutatIons, referred in rather Sc
we're terms to the want Of adherence to the
Papacy on the part OF those he deemed his
former friends.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Yesterday, bids were opened at the Bureau
Of Provisions AID Clothing, Navy Department.
for furnishing 100000 pounds OF rresh beef and
vegetables at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Mr.. L. Sinister Boraef, or Philadelphia beiu 2
the lowest bidder, the contract was awarded
70 him Al 80 cents per pound for beef and
6-l0 cents per pound for Vegetables.
Bios were also opened III the Bureau of Con .
struetlon and Repair for furnishing 4eO, oOO
pounds OF copper, 70 be delivered At the Wash :
ington Navy Yard. The Baltimore ana (,uba
Smelling and Mining Company being toe 10 west
bidders, the contract was awarded 10 them ar
% 4s-loO cents per pound.
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cure representation; bnt in his Mr. Ste veus')
Iniou, a more peruicious doc rine had never
IN promulgated any where, IS it left the
q eetion open the Ia irI thst the doors Of
u InRress would be at once be thrown open to
rsh
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MASSACHUSETTS, ArPAIRs-The Legislature.
OF Massachusetts met Thursday. and Governor
Bullock. of that State, sent in his annual mes
sage. The present State debt is <273;sI3s a.
IT having been increased during 1so6. Si.2gi
3l5il. This increase has been mainly cau,ad
by loans to various railroad corporations The
war expenditures of Massachusetts amounted
TO over $50 rD.OJO, OF which the United States
Is charged with S3,J32-0se. ana Of this amount
has already reimbursed Massachusetts $50
s5'. The school system OF the State cost last
year Sl.9S3,ls7, and the total expenditures for
lSb1 Tor all purposes sre estlnated at s. 90 O09
The Governor discusses the political condition
OF the country at great length. and evidently
looks TO a basis OF reconstr ction beyond IN.
constitutional amendment now awaiting rat
hcation by the various State Legislature
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Murder In Missouri.

LEAvKNwORTH, KANSAS, Jan. 4-William
Vandeventer and wife were murdered on the
evening of the 10Th ult. at Hickman Mills, in
Monroe county, Mo. They were fired upon
through the window, Mr.. Vandeventer being
instantly killed. and his wife MORALLY wound.
ed, surviving in an unconscious state untiI
morning. Three negroes and two white man
are supposed to have committed the m urders
They escaped with $50 in gold found In the
house.
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From MEXICO and Che Pacific Caas,

SAN FRASCIsCo, Jan. 4.-Private advices
received to-day give no later news from the
interior Of Mexico. The French have not
evacuated Acapulco, and orders for supplies
received here indicate that they will remain
three months longer.
The sailors tried for mutiny on board the
ship Reynard have been discharged, with one
exception. The prosecution Is understood to
be abandoned.
Mining shares closed as follows: Savage.
2,l60; yellow Jacket, ,325; Ophir, 14s; Chollar,
Ell; Imperial, 12i. Legal tenders, "a The
highest quotation Of wheat is 81 80 per 100 lbs.
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
"AsBIssToN. January S, 1867.
Jay Cooke K Co furnish the following quo
atoms Of Government securities:

NEW YORK FiRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, lCsk; Five Twenties, 1862, I07x; ;
Five Twenties, 1904, iC5a; Five Twen.ies,
leG5 los; Five Twenties, January and July,
1865 1857; Ten Forties. 99y; Seven Thirties
August. los; do. June. 1o4S; do. July, IO4E;
Gnld l22k -. =.
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DEPARTURE or THE 10Th INFANTRY
The goth U. s. Infantry, NUMBER abon,
i've hundred men. left the city this morning
under command of Major Dallas, for Oman.
via Chicago and Clinton. Ill Col Dodge viii
JOIN the regiment at Omaha "
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FROM MkXICO
The Imperialists Can't Raise an Army

NEW YORK, Jan. 5-A PuebIa fMexicol
Telegram, of December 20, says that neither the
lmperiaists nor the Chnrc men are su c ceeding
in raising a large army, even with the aid of
the press gangs. Those caught desert As
speedily as possible. Their efforts only result
IN swelling the Liberal ranks and in increasing
the bands of desperadoes.
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NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY Jssurn

There has been issued from the Treasury
Department during the week ending to. day
s19,40O in national bank currency making tho
total amount issued up to date $500, 7s5. 3sI
From this is to Be deducted the currency 70.
turned, inclu ding WORKOUT notes. amoun,i.v
to S2,1a5,932, leaving in actual circulation a,
this date x2aS ,6G9.il9.
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~Gevernor Bullock's message was sen, to
the Massachusetts, Legislature yesterday. He
endorses the Constitutional Amendment, and
hopes universal suffrage will be established
throughout the country.
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Reduction of Wages

BosTON, Jan. 4.-Several manufacturing
corporations in Lawrence have notified tn cir
employees of a reduction in their wages of ten
per cent, on account of the depression exist
ing In the market prices for goods and the dull
state of the man fac turng interest geparaIIx
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SECURITIES HELD

The amount of securities held by the Treas
urer of the United States, IN trust for national
banks. reported to-day, are as follows As
security for circulating notes, 1910. 1861 l5O for
deposits, SD, 9t3.G50. Total, 1879 e67. ion
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CALIFORNIA SWAMP lam,

CALIFORNIA SWAMP LANDS.
Copies Of approved lists Of swamp lands in
Marysyilie. Stockton, and San Francisco dis.
trists, California, have been certified to tina
Governor Of that State, covering in the aggre !.
gate III, 0g9 acres.
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~The Eleventh and Twentieth u In
f.ntry at Richmond, Va, have been ordered
TO the Plains. They are the only troops now
at Richmond.
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OPERA.-H Troratore was well performed
last night at the National Theater, by Maret.
1ek's company, but TO q very poor house, as
on the previous night Maretzsk seems to be
making an Improbable season Of il, having
bad houses At Winter Gar den, New York, and
IN Philadelphia and Baltimore, and now in
washington, as shown by the thin attend auce
On the two nights his company has appeared
here As his company Is really q good one,
the cause Of his bad success would seem TO be
ina, people find money too scarce to allow
tAem TO indulge largely in SO expensive q lux
ury as opera. In this city, 1t is probable tina,
many have staid away from the fact that the
prices charged here were higher than those
charged elsewhere that the company have
performed, and The people OF Washington
are beginning TO be tired of this kind Of in.
position. The managers, seeing their mistake.
new announce reduction of the price OF ad :.
mission 10 correspond with the rates charged
IN other cities.
Tonight, Meyerbeer's opera of .The Star of
hs forh,' introducing me young candidate
for operaiic honors-Miss Amelia NJ Hauck-
OF whom report speaks high.
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INTERNAL REvBNUE.-Ths receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50 62S. 1e making the total
receipts for the week ending to day SO, a55 2s7
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New York Legislature

ALBANY, Jan. $50 much OF the Governor
message as relates to the holding OF a conven-
tion for the revision OF the constitution was
referred to the Judiciary Committee, with
power to report by bill or other wise.
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~ 1t is stated that twenty three business
Arms, composed OF Gentilss. have determined
to leave Salt Lake City on accou mt Of the hos.
tility Of the Normons.
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@from j. Shiliington, Odeon Building, We
have copy of the superb Christmas mum Der
Of the illustrated LoWdon News H-f
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- Prom Hudson Taylor, agent for SCOTS
reprints, we have Blackwood's Edinburgh
d agazins for December.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAM

DIsPUSAL UE PUBLIC LAND.
Returns received at the General Land OAcs
from the local ONCE at Marysvilie, Cal, show
that $40 acres Of the public lands were dis.
posed OF At that office In November last for
cash and for actual settlement under the home
stead law, the cash sales amount to $3.50.
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CCRRRNCY npSrpnyr,

CURRENCY DESTROYED,
The total amount of fractional currency re.
deemed and destroyed At the Treasury Depart.
ment during the past week was 1862. sss
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The Long STEIKE.-If success is a test or
merit, then Bouciesuit must rank high As a
drsmatist, for very large proportion of the
most popular acting plays in this country are
original productions or adaptations of his.
His latest play, The Long Strike ha. been
well received in Europe and America, and no
where has II been more successful than in this
city. where the excellent manner In which IL
hss been pre- ented a. Wallis new opera house
crowd the building every evening Tonight
ats last approximation Is announced, as Da
NEWPORT commences an engagement on Mon.
day night. '-.- .r s.
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NOTICE

orIC 1a,...;., :, Wy ssSIs Tes; y:.. 9 iss,
Petonae Chemical Manufscturing Co@pany, q
ssIsst.ssesent: ssy,ns been di.selyss, che con
b reslondSls fer a.y dshts Of said Bsckstts
D. =. B. HEVlN.
NS-8 Vice PrSss. =, q. i. o..
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THE REsrDEScE Of the Secretary of the Int
rior is on the east side of Montgomery street,
Georgetown Heights. The ladies of his family
receive their friends on Wednesdays.
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MUSICAL ALMANAc.-Jno. 4. Ellis 3o6 Penn
sylvaEia avenue, has just published n musical
almanac for 1871 rye and neatly printed
book Of some $50 pages. : :