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The New York herald., 1867-11-23

Geusral MsweF's Removal Orders suspend.
ed-lseneval Hascock Expecsed-The city
Fisancial Nfuddic.
General Mower this evening issued special order No
1o suspssdnG those portions Of orders Nos lol and 1o2
Of the 10th and 2lss inss removing the judicial and
State ofncsn
The nmss has special despatch saying, General Grant
has directed General Mower suspend bis order making
removals until General Hancock arrives.
We are informed that although DR.. Avery, the neviy
appointed Sheriff, has not given the required bond.
esc,ng the occupants from the once and installing DR..
General Hancock is expected tonight The head
auarters band and detachment Of negro troops are
on the sves awaiting his arrival.
The City Council last night adopted the Mayors re-
commendaon that the CITY notes OF the denomination
Of 500 and $40 be stamped 10 bear seven and three
,enlhs interest from December I.
mass meeting OF citizens u being held ~ Lafayette
square in pursusnes OF call to consider the city
finances A lengthy preamble and resolutions were
sdopted one OF winch IL TO the effect that committee OF
citizens be appointed TO confer with Gen Hancock
upon bis arrival and explain 70 him the needless and de-
circulation of city notes ~ money, and that no
ba asked 10 relieve them from the monstrous
evil ns, Sy smGsss ss suSos. S
ful their present eDeagoments and suggest the en-
orccmsnt OF the condition upon winch greater portion
N the money was Isued that be not ressued whom
The meeting very largely attended, the crowd bc.
inq yartousy estimased from i've to fifteen thousand
uerseps and no disturbance OF any kind occurred Tue
oicsrs and speakers the most respectable aud sub
stantiai citizens General Mower has troops under
arms distributed At various points IN the
srsI Hancock bat Is the latter has not been beard
from as having passed Memphis, II is regarded a. a
pre,ex the real being IN disturbance
on account OF the meeting tonight and the assebl ing
~ ina Convention tomorrow. The quiet Of the cily
shows that the apprehcnsons are grouncIesS
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FRANCE.

The New Army BIii-Exsensles sf the Term
or Military scrvicc-Thc "YeIIsw Beokv
PARIS. Nov. a, 1851.
Al the session or the Corps Legslatf yesterday the
new Army bl which has been prepared by the Minister
OF War, was introduced.
The measure Is based upon and In its general features
resembles the law OF 1881 One OF ts provisions In
creases the torn OF military service TO nine years.
PAms Nov. 22-Evening
The Official yellow Book" published BY the French
government has appeared and from its pages the fol-
lowing paragraphs are extracted: -
The government will nx the time for tho return
OF the French troops from Italy.
The sultan Of Turkey though he has declined 10 adopt
the course advised by France sndsavorng TO restore
tranquility and peace 10 the Island Of Canda.
The relations OF France with the United States have
reraIned their usual warmth. France, following her
old traditions bsholds with true sympathy the Efforts
made Ia America 70 erace the traces Of civil war.
Regret 10 expressed that the efforts Of France and
England TO pscfy the quarrel between Spain and the
republics OF Chill and Peru we're made in vain.
II Is hoped that peace will soon be restored between
Paraguay and the south American Powers allied against
her.
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SPECIAL TsLEcaAMs 70 THE HssAla.

The Authorities Quarrelinx Over the Exist
oncc or Non-existcsce Of Choiera-tsood
Weather. - ,na-
The tsrror-striking contrvances Of the authori-
ties have been discontinued here. The public are
convinced Of the none existence Of any epidemic.
There are rumors Of scandalous scene at the
hall Of the municipality between the Governor and
the presiding officer Of the Health inspectors.
The latter is reported to have been dismissed
The weather here is superb, and the health Of
Che city unsurpassed.
The Row Between the Governor md Health
Inspecser-Itistoas scenes.
HAVANA, Nov. 2l, 1867.
A consultation was held in the town hall on the
subject Of the public health. Old DR.. Bustamente
boldly contended with the civil Governor over the
existence Of cholera in Havana. This discussion
led to an alteration WHOM the doctors immediate
arrest was ordered. He was, however. released
NJ the instance Of DR.. zayas Landero.
/. An open cart wss discovered steering towards
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PRAIRIE FIRES.

Whole Farms Devastated In Kansas and
,IissOuri-Grent Destruction or Property.
ST. LOUIS Nov. %, 1867
Prairie fires stl continue to rage in nearly all
Of the West They have been particularly severe in
Western and Northern Missouri and Kansas, in many
instances actually devastating whole farms Immense
amounts OF property have been destroyed The swamps
in Southern Missouri are said TO be OF fire, aud
along the Illinois Central Railroad, for distance of
hundred miles, the prares burning. In Union
county, IL, the flames have extended into the woods
which burning No relief Is looked for until
heavy and general falls or which there Is no i'm
mediate prospect
The New York herald., 1867-11-23

The Parliamentary Sesaon-The French In
vaslen Agais Condeunsd.
LONDON, Nov. 2l-Evsning.
Dispatches received from Florence to-day state that
the Italian Parliament viii convene on the 9th OF the
ensuing month.
Baron Ratazs formerly the Prime Minister. Is certain
70 b made president Of the popular branch or the Par
lament
II 10 said that General Menabrea, the present Primo
Minister has another note wherein the action Of
France In Invading the Papal States 10 severely de-
nouncsd.
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KENTUCKY.
SPECIAL IELEeRAM 10 InE HfRALp.

Decision Relative 10 Presbyterian Church
Property-Railread ExSeusion.
LouEvuLR Nov, %, 1867
II O'Clock 7, ~ !
An Important decision has be6i rendered In the Frank
Tort Court Of Appeals IN the Of watson Il al versus
Avery Ct al appeal from the chancelor's decree
establishing the principle that the Presbyterian
Church property in Kentucky vests 10 the Louisyl le
Presbytery otherwise known Is the declaration and
ssesumony party, comprising the seceders from the
Presby teran General Assembly OF the United States
large number Of delegates from this city are pre-.
pairing 70 attend y railroad convention tomorrow at
Greensburg, Ky with the Of extending the Lebanon
branch OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Chat
tano0ga.
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VIRGINIA..

Arrival Of JEFF Davis In RfchmOnd-His
Counsel Deny Any Intention OF Rosisting u
Trial Before Judge Underwood.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. ~ 1867.
Jefferson Davis left Canada last Tuesday and avoid
attracting attention In New York, board tho
steamship Albsmarie Al her sailing hour-nins o'clock
on Wednesday night He was unaccompaned by any
one. On bis arrival here he took and drove
residence Of Judge Oud No expected his arrival
to-day-not even his counsel Hrs counsel deny the re-
port that they have any intention Of resisting trial be-
lore Judge Underwood Mr. Davis IL In excellent health
and II quite chssaL Many friends are calling him
to- night
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The state Probably Conc Rndicni By 25,00o
Majority.
wnHsGros, Nov. "a. 1907.
ps0os election returns have not yet been received.
Co,umbus and Duplin counties elect conservatives;
cr.bsv,snd Bsdcn, Brunswick and Anson counsics all
slscs rsdlcas The Stats has probably givsn $4,000
maiositv Tor the Convenuon-
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CONNECTICUT.


Fanernl Of the Poet, Fitx.(sreene HalIeck.
STANFORD. Nov "a 1897,
10 O'Clock r. N.
The funeral services Of the venerable poet, Fitz-
Greene Haleck, we're celebrated at Christ's church,
Guilford this afternoon, At two o'clock and his remains
were followed TO the burial ground by large
OF frtsnds The impressive burial service Of tho Els
copa Church was read by the Rev. Dr.. Bennett Among
those who stood around tho grave poets sister
and General Wilson, the only representative present
from New York. Mr.. Halsck was inferred By the side
OF his brothers grave.
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A Strange Man.

A strange Map.
slao.. miracle. M free o. cost rsops , s.l pal.
sna sSe1y or ''n aas pa o ss hs ~
ssaadsrs breast back bowels arms hands. angsr. hirs
hss e nss' s's susn. .sa ve
and w,sn ons 2, ,g9 me- n.ss reo %
pain people bent With distress stand uprshl
mssny ssaralss. WisSsu, I moment Of ssss.sion Tor
twenty years r.siaved Ia one minute raia 70 small
Of dollars in maitreatment steps IN two minutes
S..ny sr Tissa s rlass sss mss Dr. wofor Il %
Chatham square ~ ~, has strange rcn,edy which 4
leave. IN taey itsassnds have trsd and know IT, power
rsas, Be- call calls ~ no ..a o. S.r%
sse - suni,ed ii i,,s ~o nsrco hss no cho,olosm \.
a.ed ~ he smallest babe ana for an IL ihe mos.
every day sna the crowd -i prssse. oa ,hleser and
fss.sr oia Ulcers of - year.. standing soon hesed
Bat This curious remedy = simple II drives ou,
~ na saa s. SS ?. s r. a %S.
Is present. Old rheumatic paths both chronc and nnAin
sys.s Ear aaa ns . r.sn q e s wo
c urnn ss osss rr . ss ss'r
and people are constantly ar wing Who have come
Ts remedy l. 20 popular thai no drug store Of any popu
arly - eI,y eoan.ry but keep. o. hand
Sew YosE o. hel caano, come can r., Il iSer drug
s. '1s ss. rss With sa aeeS fss so sd ss
~ bottles aud arc needed Tor long standing difficulties 70
No person before has opsned as Institution free %
everybody com 70 from AL parts Of the werd and be sre
NoLcolr has ossplsd ,he same oaos FOR nearly sis
"a sas 1ss- s.y = & s' = f
iAiuK for caarrh aud ooIs " hs bead w p9s sr
single p o. dose Of physc 10 sheir lives srsd
csed y regulating the is aud he ecndemn. ~ medicine.
70 gas no: 2 touch s%,ass sass sns so PsT:
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AFRICA.

Doctor Livingstone Reported Safe and jour.
neying In the Interior.
LONDON. Nov. %, 1867.
na.n.,.t.s ..,..,,,n. the gratifying intelligence Of
the safety or DR.. Livingstone 70. 'ias nor
and explorer. have been received In this wy "usy'
The particulars received few the doctor know
to have been safe and well in April last lie was then ex
poring the wastes or Africa hu ndreds Of miles from
the sea coast
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INDIANA.

General Council Of Lutheran Church ar Fort
Wayne.
FoRr WArxs, Nov ~, 1857
The General Council Of the Lutheran Churuh Of North
America, after . friendly discussion Of two days,
adopted proposed constitution with great unsnmy
There fully organized twelve synods nearly one
thousand congregations and ono hundred and
thirty thousand communicants represented. Tho fol.
loving the onicera g. Bassisr President: H.
N Roth lEngiish) Recording Secretary; Professor 9.
Fritcnc Germany, Recording secretary: Rev X Adel-
berry Germany. Corresponding Secretary; Dr. II. L.
Muhlenbsrg, Treasurer.
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ST. THOMAS.


SPECIAL TElEGUAm TO THE HeRAlh
Safety Of Passengers and Specie at ~.
Themas-The Steamer Conway Safe-Tsrtu-
gas Island suffers from the Hurricaae.
HAVANA, Nov. %, 1867.
The steamer from St. Thomas has arrived with
news TO the 18th instant.
The passengers and specie by the Solent had
mot been transferred to the Southampton steamer
when the late hurricane set in, and consequently
are safe. Only the island passengers had been
transferred.
The steamer Conway is safe, - she has been
got Oh Tortola. whore she had got aground in the
blow.
The steamer Rhone was lost ON leaving Peters
island.
The steamer Tamar left st. Thomas on the l4th
inst. for Southampton.
The island Of Tortugas was washed over by
heavy sea during the hurricane.
The New York herald., 1867-11-23
TINE pREss TELEGRAM.

HAVANA, Nov. ~, 1867.
The steamship Danube has arrived here from st.
Thomas the 18th inst. via Porto Rico
She reports that severe ssocks Of earthquake oc-
CURED the 18th at san Juan, the prpcpa port and
capital Of Porto Rico
The bark volant sailed from st. Thomas on the 1lth
for ApalachicoIa.
Tho huis Of the schooner Clinton and the brigzntins
Mscosta damaged ~ 81. Thomas have been condemned
Divers were working a the Bay or Il Thomas 10 dis
covor treasure sunk In the late hurricane and were
meeting with success
Five millions in specie went down in the steamer
Rhono.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, Nov. -. 1851
The sugar market 70 nrm; the demand for lower
classes is Increasing No. II Dutch standard sk sx
reals per arobe
Exchange nuctuating; on London, 13A II premium;
on New York, currency, 25is 20 discount for Short
and 2At 2s for long; gold premium for short and
~ for long. sight
New York.
arrived, steamer Cuba, from Baltimore; brig Eva
johnson, from Machias: schooner Mary Long, from
Boston.
Sailed from Maanzas bark Quinssrn. for Philadelphia,
and brig ST. Mary, for hsdway.
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TORTOLA.

Gratifying Report from the Isiand-It Re-
mains mt Its Usual Elevation.
HAVANA, Nov %, 1867.
The story Of the submersion OF the island Of Tortos
nrst received here from New York. excited much aston
ishment but proved TO be foundation. Tortoa
suffered severely from the hurricane. but
remains 1t its usual elevation above tho surface Of
thu
The New York herald., 1867-11-23
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

Gr..cow, Nov 22.-rbs steamship calrdons, Captain
IavSnroot, Nov "a : rhs ssssnship Russia Captain
Cook. from New York on the l3sh nssspt bss arrived
here On The way 10 Liverpool.
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ROME.

Garlbahaians Appearing Asain-Prompt Ac-
tion Of tho Pspal Troeps.
RoMs, Nov. "a, 1867
Some fresh irruptions have lately been made
the Papa frontiers by small bands OF Garibaldians.
They were promptly met by the Psnuncal troops. and
In all Gases were speedily suppressed
The New York herald., 1867-11-23
CALF ORNIA.

Forwarding Of the China and Japan Malls
Eastward Overland
Sac FRANCISCO, Nov. n, 1861
The mails from China and Japan by the steamship
Groat Republic having arrived here too late for the
Panama steamer forwarded to the east overland
leaving here yesterday with instructions tho agents
along the route 70 see that they 20 through wdf all
possible despatch.
The New York herald., 1867-11-23
NEW YORK.


Tnc Chargcs OF Bribery and Cerruptfou
Against senator Humphrey.
ALBANY, Nov. n. 1857
10 O'Clock p. n.
the Grand Jury investigating the charges Of legislative
bribery and corruption againss Senator Humphrey have
failed 70 mad n indictment against him.
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PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Terrific Shocks Of Earthquake.
HAVANA. Nov. %, 1857.
We have dates by the steamer Danube from st.
Johns. Porto Rico, to the 18th instant.
Two appalling shocks Of earthquake had been
dek ON the 18th instant, and the CONSERVATION
among the whole people was terrible. Whether
any damage was done by the earthquake was not
ascertainable when the Danube left.
The New York herald., 1867-11-23

A..
.Sprng II Is cheery.
Winteris dreary,
Greeu leaves hang iut the brown must ny;
Hhen he " SHAKEN
Lone and forSaken,
What "A old man do but dtcr'
Why take PLANrArToN BfrrERS to be sure. and with
them lease OF life The old arc mado young again.
snt BY using this splentd Tonic pyspepsa HsartbSrn
the Back and all symptoms Of stomachc Derangement
yield at ohce 10 the health giving nfusnoe Of PLANTATION
BTfERs They add strength to the system and buoyanoy
10 the mind. fF
MAGNOLIA WATER--A delightful toilet article. SUI
perior ~ cologne and at half the price.
The New York herald., 1867-11-23

II. n. T.-SSmple bar Enccfual.-The Entire
freedom from s deeterious ingredients renders BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHEa, Cough and Voice L0gongea,
safe remedy for Tie most decas female youngest child
caused them be held the highest esteem BY
singers and public eakers generally In coughs irritation
Of the throat caused by cold unusual cxson Of The
tho most beneficial resuts
The New York herald., 1867-11-23

Rverybedy Assuid buy and Read tho
EVENING rKLAoRA.. PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE EDITIONS or THE EVENING TELEGRAx
ISSUED AT THREE ASP FIVE O'CLOCK THIS A.
TERsooH. WILL CONTAIN
GRAPHIC REPORTS or BUsiSEss INwALL STREET.
THE LATEST QUOTATIONS. or sTocKs AND BONDS.
AMUSING REFERENCES TO THE BIO BULLS AND
BEARS OF BROAD STREET.
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY
NAIL AND TELEGRAPH
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CRIMINAL AND Law
COURTS
THE INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS OF TIIE ME-
TRoPoLLs AND SUBURBS.
SPARKLING EDITORIALS ON THE LIVE TOPICS
OF THE OAY.
THE LATEST ARRIVALS AND CLEARANCKs OF
VESSELS AT THE PORT OF NEW YORK
AND coPIoUs SUPPLY or PERSONAL IsrELLI.
aENcE. wIrrICIsNs AND MIsCEL-
.LANEOUS READING.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM 10 PUBLISHED Al
no. 81 NASSAU STREET
AND rs SOLD kYEalwfsRk.
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ing all the way.
Nc Deusussraslsn g b Made In Hsssr Of
Maximilian's Remains as Havaaa.
HAVANA, Nov. 2l. 1867.
The Austrian steam frigats Novsrs Is expected
to put in here to coal.
Admiral Tegethof had communicated with the
Cuban authorities requesting them to avoid any
demonstration on the arrival Of the late Emperor's
remains.
The New York herald., 1867-11-23

The Very Highest Prize. the Cress of the
Legion OF Honor conferred the Representative M ha
0ROvER a BAKER SEWING MACHINES st TIE Expo
nitltou Lnlver.clle Paris. hb1.
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A.-Rheumatism Legally Warranted CsrcA
maAc Remedy taken inwardlH References. 77H c1kes
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waa:w sssass sS e r.. AZ 4 Ss'erss
a. L. j. D. kBLry. 81 Broadway.
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The New York herald., 1867-11-23

Away With Incem ortabse Trsrc~s.-Comfere,
Cure for the Ruptued postpaid Of V
cents. Address Dr e. b. Foote (auhor Medical
Senss), llu Lexington avenue, New York
The New York herald., 1867-11-23

The New York Citizen,
NILES o'KEriLy, chief Outside Contributor sontars
the first ln~tAlinent OF the SECRET HISTORY OF SU IL
BRN DIPLOMACY ABROAD. Written BY tbe ccanden-
~ hsyTA. VIA Linz LII xsp ABsoRBrve REVELATION
A capital numhss Ready Satusday merniss frice 10
cents. Ofoc "a Leekman street.
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OHIO.

The Railroad Disaster ar Lockiand-Farsler
Particulars Of rho Accident.
CINCINNATI, Nov. %, 1887.
Further particulars Of the accident the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton broad gauge railroad repressDt
the scene presented IS horrible in tho extr.me
Tho crash was terrible. The cars OF the passenger
train were violently jammed into each other The
sleeping OF the ladies crushed into small pieces
Of TIMBER One lady had her head cut on her body in
less than second and another had her entrais com.
petey ripped out The names Of the killed Harriet
Rsbecca, Sarah and Elizabeth Morgan, who were ne
tusnisg to their homo In New Oresns-al sisters Tho
name OF the gentleman who was killed is Mr. Charles
Jackson, Of Boston, aud no lost his life In hsroicay
endeavoriug TO save the lives Of the ladies'
The disaster occurred high grade Of nearly milo
IN length and thirty feet In begbt the tho
track being steep that II was almost impossible TO
reach the cara
The romans Of the Misses Morgan and Mr. Jackson
have been removed 70 the Spring Grove vault there TO
await the order Of their relatives ooroners inquest
II now being held.
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Crlsssdsrp's Hair Dye rns Rrst Ever Mas
ufacturcd Wholesale and retail; Aiso sppsled q No
Aafnr Hoona
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ss. y Il .ss Gss.as p: :s:: s:s II 3.:r s.

Human Hair-Cbevalier's Life for the Hair,
unrvaled hair dressing impars new life and increased
nutrment the hair badness progress
when snced-pr0ducng the principle which hs
color deIends thus restoring HAIR TO is original colsr
and Youthful beauty-sops It's falling out al Sold ~
all druggists and n my oce ,l Broadway New York.
SARAH A. ChEvALIKR. u. D.
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Thousands die, as II oI bodily Weak-
ness; for debility with kin certainly though quick
ly raging fever Is h asked how the weak shall b
made strong the debated sustained and resSaed The
hsused yched with vital energy We that Of all in
Institution OF the of healing the hour not
has wrought such wonders In the way OF restoration
OSTtTTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERS.
This indeed The tonic OF oncs As revtazng strength.
sup porting e.prolongng tho like OF II Ia not 70 DO
found In the catalogue OF medenes. Among the vasous
articles used TO the dormant powers OF pat,rs
stands aonehe great awakensr Of the yzed
not oniy awakens the ply icai powers from state OF
muscular and nervous sysiems Reinforcing as wee.
both the stronghold and the outworks vitality The aged
the decrep the the broken down Of both sexo
recommended to try II. They will sssuredly ind 4
strcet
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oA..Ksss y.y. Feet ws.~ W.. Wssy ~.
iViIS pRQoks . eONss
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"A B:sts. sna Chssgsr Iss e rsr ss:r A5ns,S,,'
ING FLUID. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1867-11-23

A.-A.-NIeteorIc showers Have Created =
nventon which o completes " freely shown % all
COMPANY, Tug Broadway.
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New Modes In Mufls, Collars. Cuffs, Capess
victorfncs Coaks 0auntet &C. In description a.
Furs, al GENfN'S 6l3 Broadway.
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wholesale and retail.
specially at q. l. }. y. KELIY's, ~ Broadway.
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"A A,=Uniyersai 10 Exposition, Paris, 1857.
the first grand gold medal for American Grand squars ana
Upright Pianos, By the nous verdict OF the Inter.
national Jury This medal In distinctly classified Ars. In
order Of merit all other American cxhbtecs and over
than four hundred pianos entered Tor ompcucn By
nearly all the celebrated manufacturers 81 Ewvepe.
Warerooms Nos l09 and III East Fourteenth street. New
EorE
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cctIns, Rcsdy Nads ana q Order. clearing out 81
Ready Wade stok In the price don't make oner.
cssh 40 IN down Al McKiSLBYs. tss Broadway corner
Prince street
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,sw., VIZ, Az az b,:s: S::: :: :::; aisRs
0n'a 4 Bed se~ssA
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Plane Ana fnaIf kaEffs fGsScsr cs:.n store "a ss.a~.

:si: G.s;s 5; s. M ~
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Reyal Havana Losssry.-Prixes Paid ~
god Information furnished The highest rates paid fog
boubloons aud all kinda Of uoid and silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers 10 Wall sereot, N.H.
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Weston ON His TraveIs-Anothcr Attempt at
the One Hundred Mile Feat 10 be Made.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov..22, 1867.
Weston arrived here at two O'Clock this moruing and
will ieave again 1t O'Clock this afternoon, com.
his fourth attempt 70 walk his hundred miles
bstween here and Bryan, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1867-11-23

Kncx,s Last Triamph.-Thc Halter, Knes,
Of No 3l9 Broadway Of Fulton and No. 81
Broadway. has achieved . triumphant succcss with hs
style Of gentemen's Hat by tho sxquists beauty 81
the material Its ghness neatness eIsgince and becosn
ngncss Indeed fn this respect Is quite remarkable fer
II would seem 10 suit every style Of face.
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Slate ssss:A.y fH:ssSs, Hss, , ssrepEs. Me- s%.ss c.s ms5s
Park