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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE TENTH NATIONAL sENGERFEsT.
L THE MONSTER FESTIVAL OF THE AGE.
SATURDAY, Juy lS-Arrival of Singers and re-
The Mayor. S4N~'" ~
SUNDAY, July I4--Recreation.
MONDAY, July l5- Rehearsal and Concert nj
AZ ademy OF Music In The evening "
TUESDAY, July l6-Prize Concert at Academv nj
Music in the evening. "
WEDNESDAY. July lz--eigantic Picnic at Wash
ington Retreat and knRel q VOLTS Farm.
lHUhSDAY. July lS.-ClOse OF Festival,
Season T1ckets, % for one pers n--to be had at
Irnmpler's. seventh and Chesnut; Meyers No. 1890
Shesnut Street; Herwig's N. w. corner Third and
Brown Streets Reuss. No. 5lI South Second Street:
and OF the Managers. Members,and Committees. 786t
PIERSTADT'S LAST GREAT PAINTING
~ THE p0MES OF THE GREAT YOSEMITE,
DAY AND EVENING,
in the Southeast Gallery of the
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. I65tf
II o! FOR SMITH'S ISLANDl FRESH AIR
- --BEAUTlFUL SCENERY RY-HEALTHFUL
EA A AAEKCISEITHE EBATH-ENTERTAINME OF
MRS MARY LAKEMEYER
respectfully Informs her friends the public gene
rally that she will open the beautiful Island Pleasure
Ground known as
SMITHS ISLAND,
on SUNDAY next, May g. She invites all to come
ana enjoy with her the delights Of this favOrte sum-
@ nltr resort 430u
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CAPE MAY,
CAPE ISLAND. NEW JERSEY.

since the close Of 1865 much enterprise has been
ushlaye0 at THIS celebrated seA-shore reeorI NevT
anu megnlncent cottages have been erected. are
M aotsls nave oeen remodelled; fine park with vgo
hue one mile drive has been rated. ana in ali
l1 on popular summer resort spirlt ol
I'D HnpfoVementls largely manifested. 'f'-'N "
position OF Cape Island Is In itself
o. "a pIPvns t A. &ies,uIe when properly understood SiTu-
aeo ~ the extreme southern portion OF the state ana
YYSGupylng neck OF land at the conluence of the
Oeiaware Bay with the Atlantic Ocean it become
ehuIey surrounded by salt water, hence favored nv
continual bretzes from the sea ~ N'-'~-0~ W
=, Lne olnn furnishes beautiful view of the OCEAN
Desware ~ % Bay ana picturesque back country taking
IN SALe Aenlopen distinctly at distance OF sixtee5
ntbes mes me beach Is acknowledged to surpass and
oner point upon the Allan ic coast being of amooth
compact SAND, which declines gently To tha an,
thht even child can bathe with security ~ 49,
A1ued 70 these attractions is the that the eFcA
OF lhe Gun Stream upon this point renders the water
comparatively warnl-a point not 10 be oVerlooad nv
persons seeking health from ocean bathing -
me distance from Philadelphia TO Cape island IA Al
miles oy rail- and about the same distance by steamer
oOWn the Bay, and by either route the faciltes or
IaVed promise 70 be OF the most satisfactory charao
yer. The Island has Hotel aud Boardlng-house 40
commodalions Tor about ten thousand persons Tha
ieaqlpg Hotels are II Columbia House. with CIeorgS
J. Bolton as PROPRIETOR Congress Hail, with j. n
Sake as proprietor and United States with West and
Muer as prcpreiOrs, all under the management OF
kehuemen VINO have wen-establiBhed regulations az
nOse. men. 63mwsl0W
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mn. Msxican CaIdrOn Very Important
News
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.

EDITORIAL oPrSIoEs or rHE LEADING JOURNALS
UPoS CURHEnT IorIos-OoMPILhp hvkRH
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johnson, Seward, otterbourg, Sumner, mo-
narchical Europe and secessia. What Mexi-
can combination troupe Enter the shade Of
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Ex xcAAMcE HoTEL

ATLANTIC CITY.
The subscriber. grateful tor past tayors tenders
thanks to his patrons aud the public for the
custom given him, and begs leave to say that his
hcuse IL now open for the season. and ready to re-
ceive boarders permanent and transient on the most
moderate terms. The bar will always be supplied
with the choicest Of wines liquors, and cigars and
superior old ale. The tables viii be set with the best
the market affords. . ~
Fishing lines and tackle always on hand.
Stable room on the premises.
All the comforts Of a home always be found a
the Exchange.
GEORGE HAYDAY.
62S tutbs2m PROPRIETOR
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T'hIye5.EmpOriaNeWS,
Friday, November %. 1857.

Pooh Lo AsToHIsHED-Ab bard of 10.
diane made sudden attack on . deLach-
ment Of our soldiers in the mountains.
The soldiers had a mountain hoWilzsT
mounted on a mule. Not having time 10
take it of and put it 10 position, ttsy
hacked up the mule a nd let drive at the
Isdians. The load was so heavy thai
mule and all went tumbliBg down the
hill ioWards the savages, who. not under
standing that kind Of warfare, fled like
deers. Afterward one of them was cap
,ured, and when asked why be rnn so re-
piled: me big IDjin, not afraid of little
guns or big guns, but when white men
load up snd FIRE whole jsckass At Ipiin,
me don't know what 10 do.
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Valuable PrOpertY for Sale
At NsoshO Rapidi

At Ne0sho Rapids.
r offer for sale, at reasonable terms. half an
Il interest in the Water andet pam Saw and
Grist Mil at EeoshO Rapids, L ION county, and
thrity-seven and 9 half acres of land ad-
joining the mill lot and the town.
5-tf Nm. BAKER.
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StraYedI

a black Ally. lWO yeaFs old past, with 4 star "a
"A her forehead; WhiSs snip in the 40 e, an
left hind foot white. I viii pay i've dollar
for her recovery. and VIII pay for any informa-
ton that VIII lssd 20 her recovery.
az o. d. SUTHERLAND.
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A sermon in four words on the vanity
of earthly possessions: "Shrouds have
no pOCAeIs,"
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The oldest couple 10 Ohio are Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd, at lou on. He is no, and
che lO7 They get mad at each other
every little while, and threaten to obtain
= divorce. The other day the dame re-
fused to sew on a shirt button for her
spouse, when be indignantly inquired ''f
he had to live go all his life"
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A proposition has bsen started at tie
East to establish circulating libraries at
the principal railway depoIs Of the couu.
try, so that by depositing the price of q
book, a traveller can take it and read it 10
bis own satisfaction, as certain daily
rental for the book, snd when he plsases,
to return it to any other depot library, and
get his money back, minus the rental.
Pretty good idea. It would do we'll on
cur chief thoroughiares, and save travel
elers from being swindled and bored by
the train book peddlers along the route.
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A soldier who bad been considerably
disappointed 10 his efforts to get letter
to Gen. Grant. made final and desperate
attempt and wrote the following super
scripIion on the envelope: "Fhis letter
is distinctly and most positively for Gen
eral Ulysses S. Grant, and not his Adju-
tant General, nor his Assistant Adjutanl
General, nor bis Acting Assistant Adju-
tant General, nor his Military Secretary
nor his Chief Clerk, nor his Assistant
Chief Clrek, nor his Assistant Chiel
Clerks Orderly, nor his valet, nor his
brother-in law, nor his aunt" Never
thelsss the letter has not yet reached the
General.
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Mr.. Alexander 4. Stewart will soon
erect block of dwellings, to cost 81, 900.
600, and 10 be forever the home of the
working women Of New York. Il is not
to be an alms-house, but a home-more
extensive than the working Wonen's
home on Elizabeth sireet-Wbere women
may find food and shelter at prices within
their reach, and whatever revenue Il may
yield is to be employed in the erection Of
other like institutions. Mr.. Stewart has
also resolved TO expend $4,000, 900 in the
erection of tenement houses on an improy-
ed plan, and 10 devise them TO q beard OF
trustees, to be composed of one persoh
from every religious denomination in the
city, and 10 be SO rented as to yield a rev.
enue that shall be applied in the construc,
ticn OF other model tenement houses in
this city perpetualIy.--MissOuri Democrat.
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Riots of the most serious kind are now
an every day occurrence in England.
With Fsnisnism, trades -unioDism. pau>
Perism. aud famine prices for sllkinds of
provisions. there is a prospect of an
abundance of trouble for the coming
winter.
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Freddy, afair-haired youngster of four
summers, the other day, aftsr being for
sometime lost in thought, broke out thus
"Ps, can God do anythingT' eyes,
dear Can be make two year old colt
in two minutes?" "Why he would not
wish to do that, Freddy" "But if he
did wish to could hep "Yes, certainly,
If be wished to-" 'Whst! in two min
utss?'. Eyes in two minutes" well
then. he wouldn't be two years old, would
ht?"
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Notice to Tax-Psyers Of Marion
County, Kansas

THE tax roll for the year 1867 has han
Il placed in my hands. FIN, thereforS b
at the following places, at the time desienstsd
Of receiving taxes, viz; F0'e
At Cedar Precinct. December I'd.
At Clear Greek Precinct. December 4th.
At my Office. in Marion Centre, on and ate,
December 5th.
penalty OF ten per cent. viii be addes
10 all taxes unpaid on the 10Th ia,
Of January, 1868.
The ioiIoWiDg is the levy for 1867, on each
500 valuation:
For State, 40
State SehDCl. 10
a County = 2205
Road tax, -sr ,S5
School Distrio4, No. /, so
No. 3, geo
No. 4, so
q No ls. 100
LEVI BILLINGS,
$I-4S 4 Treasures.
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N0TIGE

rs hereby given that there viii be petition
i for county road presented to the honor
able Board Of County Commissioners of I,vou
county, Kansas, at thsir next regular meeting.
In January 1868. Said road to commences al
the center OF section No. twenty-five, IN IOWA
No. fifteen. Of range No. twelve: thence Ia a
southerly direction, 10 inteFsect the lawrence
and EmpOFia road south Of Oliver PhilIips'
and southeast Of J. B. Taylo.'s.
47-45 ROBERT BEST.
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Under the head Positively the last OF
the Season. Punch gives the following:
"Hostsss-Oh, how tiresome! Some.
body must be standing on my dress
Would you just run down stairs, and see
who it is, Mr.. Brown"
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There are now 1000 miles of COM
pleled railroad in this country, which,
since their commencement, is at the rats
of 900 miles a year. There are also iu
course of construction II, $50 miles of
railroad. For these lines completed. and
those in contemplation, the Government
has donated over 1874. 100000 acres oil
land, and to the Pacific roads over "a
600 900 acres.
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A Copperhead orator declared the 9th,
er night that the majority of The soldiers
who fell in the late war were Democrats
OF course they we're; those in gray we're
all Democrats.-.N Y. Tribune.
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An old German of Indisnapolis declin.
ed TO sell any sourkEout to merchant of
that city because cabbsges were scarce,
and he had only put up two barrels to ute
IN case of sickness.
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"Hayi," observes the Buffalo Express,
''has been trying The PendIeton policy,
and does rot like it. The paper dollar Of
the country is worth three centa in
silver"
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GLOW do you do % said friend to
Mr.. {. D. KimbAll. IN Quincy market,
Boston. First rate; never was better"
replied Mr.. Kimball. aud fell dead as he
spoke.
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srnment stocks unchanged. Freights better; coin

ernment Stooks uucnanSeu. rrelSnts peIbe1i conu
Cotton dull; sales 1000 bales; Upland s5c., Or.
leans 35c. Flour Is zoe. better; State So IS q
s12; Ohio 81 80 s14 80: Southern better. at s11
rs H. Wheat opened &c. higher, but closed quiet,
buyers generally refusing to pay the advance.
81 20l. Oats better. Pork dropping; new Mess
s21. Beef active and unchanged Bacon quiet.
Lard quiet at 114 &c., Naval Stores steady. Tur-
pentine G6 q &c.
Uplands 34c
BALTIMORE January 5-Flour quiet but un-
changed; sales N. Y State extra at $12 so; Western
super $40 U.s. Wheat, very little doing, prices
s1a1 or yellow, better sales Of Pelnsyysnia q ct
9Scasl. Oats 58c. Whiskey--sales City at 50 80.
Flaxseed So rs. Provisions dull but unchanged. :
New ORLEANS, January 6..Cotton quiet and AM
steady; sales 270O bales. Low Middling S1s@S2S;
al9: double, s12 5O@1s treble, s1s 50@14; choice.
s14 50@15. Pork &c. lower; mess SO 25. Lard
tcs., l2aa; kegs 13 Bacon-Shoulders Is; rib 19a;
clear 16 Corn-Mixed 81 C501 OH; yellow 81 07aa;
gs bit 8 e@ l oas sf sR%s % Medium nsS sR sS@ sSa
fair leaf 8a@12 Sugar-Fair 10; pri I g to choice
11l@123. Molasses Ga; prime to choice G7s@72.
Nsx YSsk sghs 6a f@s sixty days Bank Sterling
NOBLE January 5-sales to-day 1900 bales.
hGddlng, So. Market quiet
ST. LOUIS January 5.-Cotton 32c. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat firm and stiff; common
fall at 50 40, choice at 270. Corn dul! and un-
changed at 78a81s. Oats firm and higher at 6Sa
643. Pork nominal at $40 so. Bulk Meats, packed
in dry salt, ss4, and dull and lower. Lard LIZ.
Gold "a; buying demand for money pressing.
LOUISVILLE, January 5.-Tobacco Sales 26 hhds
s3@s15 25. Hstape Flour So 50@s10. shelled
Pork $40. Bulk Shoulders Sc. Ribbed Sides 1Oc.
Clear Sides 113c. Lard lie. Whiskey nominal.
Cotton low; Middling SOC. Prime New Orleans
Sugar 13c.
CINCINNATI, January 5.-Flour steady; Superfne
50 25a9 so; Extra $40 25a11. Cotton weaker at 81.
Whiskey steady, 26. Mess Pork quiet, s19 50al9 75
Receipts, hogs, 9463; market lower, s6a6 20, live;
s7a7 DO, dressed. Receipts thus far are about
20 900 over the same time last year.
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The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepda La incurnhle. tells -
that is to ssy makes an egregious mistake More than
ten thousand aggravated have been cured by HOS
TKTTERs STOMACH BrTTERs. while the number
1hst have been prevented from coming to head by tho
same MEANS incalculable In Winter and early Spring
when the appetite Is sometimes too vigorous for the
comfort and safety Of the stomach, indigestion is most
prevalent and most Distressing Is the appetite to be
baked to accommodate the digestive organs' Not 30;
for then the frame would lack it due proportion Of nu
triment. The thing 10 be done is TO srRSsaTHEN THE
STOMACH tone the liver and put the bowels In perfect
order Nothing win do this efectually rapidly, 80
quietly, 30 pleasantly as HosTETTERs BrrTERs. This
potent preparation trims and balances the systa and
clothes IT, as 1t were with defensive armor Chronic
dyspepsia liver complaint and fever and asue are never
known to attack those who wise enough to invoke
the aid Of this great preventive. january
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TELEGRAPE[IC.
OUR CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, January -Noon.-A severe snow storm
commenced onWednesday, accompanied by extreme
cold. 1t is estpated that the fall IS eight inches,
with immense 9rifts, blocking the highways and
railroads. Vessels are detained in every port and
the coast fisheries arc suspended. The poor OF
London are suffering severely.
LONDON, january 5-Erening.-It is said Gov
ernmont will not introduce Reform Bill, and will
dissolve the House before it will consent to resign.
LIVERPOOL, January 5rNoon.-There was q
rumor on Change, both here and at London yes
terday, that President JOHNSON Was dead. 1t had
an depressing erect upon Rsss dn
Middhng Uplands, 15d Consols, sOs. Five-twen-
Pans, january 5-Noon.-A Adyices received here
from Algeria, report that a very heavy earthquake
much financial damage.
ROME. January 4--ANToNEL1I, has arrived
at definite conclusions with the Pontifcal Gov
ernment on several disputed points. During
rather severe terms Of the want Of adherence on
the part Of those he deemed his former friends.
LONDON MARKER.
LONDON, January 5-Noon1consols are % quoted
Railway Shares 45t. Illinois Central 812.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, January 5-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
easier, without change in the prices. Sales esti-
mated ut 5000 bales. Mddhng Uplands 154d.
THE LATEST.
PARIS, January 6.-LG Patrie says that the Gov
ernments Of England and France have agreed upon
Joint note to be forwarded to the Porte In which
the Ottoman Emperor is counseled that tho course
Of the Porte should be SO shaped in its dealings
with the Greoians and the Eastern complications
as to conserve the peace OF Europe; The note
agreed upon plainly intinates that the peace OF
the Continent will materially rest upon the action
Of the Porte in these important questions. -:
ROME. January 6-senor Torrelli, the ltahan,
Envoy, after repeated interviews with the Papai
Cabinet has finally: come to,a verbal agreement
mon religious matters in connection with the new
BERLIN, January THE Prince: Of Augusten:
berg hns given in his allegiance to the Ring OF
Prussia. THE Prince and family will retire TO &C.
100 600 .halers per annum to support his appenage.
Pans, January.5:- Evening The Bourse Is trm;
Rentes are quoted 6Sf -SSc. =
FRANRFoRF, January 5;.0nIted States f1'e-
tyenties closed at zig, OK dividends.
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OBITUARY..


DIED suddenly ON September 21st at the residence
Of her husband In this city Mrs. ADELAIDE F. WAC
NER aged 21 years. months, 81 days.
How common 1t Is to read such records, and what little
impression they make upon the general readerl But
when It comes home to us-when one who ghded about
our house Hike an angel Of light; whose loving smile
cheered when depressed; whose soft hand, with az
foctonate touch smoothed the aching brow whose nat
ura cheerfuness and oYeness rendered ali around her
happywhen Guch is suddenly snatched away, and
We know TINT see the loved face no moreon EARTH
oh how the stricken heart aches-how utterly chesress
dark and dreary the world appears.
We will not enumeate the many virtues OF Mrs. WAC
NRR-they are written In the hearts of those who knew
her best But surely, the grim Reaper, with his ruth
less soythe never moved down lovelier fower-lovey
In form, feature and character.
Could the agonizin9 prayers and tears of dohng
mother sisters husband and friends have retained her,
then would not Mrs WAGNER have left But 1t was
not to be so God had otherwise ordered and we bow TO
His WILL trying to say "The Lord gave and fhe Lord
hath taken away, blessed be the name Of the Lord.
Farewell, my hiendi Life's journey DER,
Thy angel face we'll see no moro
Until, all earthly trials done,
We meet around the eternal throne
Obi may We Join the happy band
That on the right shall joyful stand
DIED, at st. Louis, No., December 49, 1886, MAR
GARET, wife Of JkMRs ID. GARDINER snd daughter OF
ALEXANDER GoRDoE, all formerly Of Charleston. g. @.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEw York, January 5.-Trade in DRY Goods s, not not
very large, but healthy, and prospect hopeful for
good Spring demand. There is not much anxiety
to press goods for SALE as the stock Of dark wor
is not as large as will be required Sheehng q9iett
but steady Prints more active. Delalnes quiet;
Spring styles expected to open lower, notIlth-
standing the tenacity of holders to high prices.
Woolen goods generally unchanged.
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VIDEX.

A SAD Acc1DENr-C CHoKED ro DEArH.-We regret
resident Of this place, was so badly choked last
week, while swallowing some article OF food, that
shc died shortly afterwards from the effects.
fGreenuiNe Mo1tntaSneer.
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MARRIED,

At home, on Thursday evening" Sd inst, by Rev. E. j.
MEYNABpIE, Mr.. B. 6. FIRTH, Of Richmond, Va, to
Miss ISABELLE E, only daughter Of JOIN WHITEHEAD,
deceased and Mrs MARIAN WHITEHEAD Of this city. No
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO WHOLESALE GRocERs, LIQUOR DEALERS. DIS
TIILERs, DRUGGISTS, GLASS AND.
SOAP pMANUFACTURERS.

anvoring and improving BzandioH. Whiskeys, Rums.
Wines, Cider &c, &c. Age and Body Preparations for
NeutaHzing and Modifying 'Whakeys and Spirits Er-
tracts Of Holland and London Gins colodnss, Gum and
Sugar syrups and Fruit Juices. Dr.. Fsuehtpaneer's
Feati,e on Feme.tea Liquors, .uia 1000 Receipts aud
Directions
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OXIDES, ORES, &c.
Foa Soap MAsUrAcruBKRs.-s -siNcste Of Soda, Soluble
Glass or Liquid Quartz, in Dry Crystal Liquid or Jelly
Form; caus:ic Soda Soda Ash Palm and Cocoanut Oils
soapstone and China Clay.
All orders sent to me will have prompt attention, and
every information required WIN be cheerfully given by
JOS W. FEUOHTWAHGER,
No. IS Cedar-street, New York
r,ctobar 10 - wfun3mos
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

DARLOW, THE OLD OPERATOR, KAs THOROUGH
ID LY renovated and fitted up the Old Star Gallery,
thankful for past patronage and further socita share Of
the trade He has afeo Photographs Of Confederate Gen
erals Ordinance Of Secession Views Of City Sumter and
other Forticaons at wholesale and retail at s. E. COR
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston 8. C.
n B.-Porcelain Portraits and Pictures enlarged on
short notice and In best OF style. November
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON January 6..An official letter re,
ceiyed at the Juarez legation here from him. da.ed
December is, says he would leave that day Tor
Durango en- rouie for Xacatecas, and that instead
of going by Monterey he would proceed 70 4 san m
Mexico on its evacuation by the French. J"arez
expresses entire confidence in Napoleons q
faith
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wEsTER.I NEWS.

CHICAGO, January 5.-Fiye buildings at Marengo,
illinois, occupied by the Postoface, J. s, jerks,
William Pabbet & Son. and Blodgett d DAILY, were
The track Of the old La Crosse Railroad was
torn up and a number of cars belonging to the
Milwaukee and st. Paurs Railroad, besides a
quantity OF freight we're destroyed, and the Rail
waY House at Schlesengerville were burnt last
Thursday night BY some of the former mortgage
holders Of the old road, Their names are un-
sasDusky, January 5.-The train on the Gin
cnnsti, Dayton and Lake Shore Railroad, was
thrown from the track to-day near Green Springs by
q broken rail. Several persons were killed and
many injured.
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Itnow becomes matter of speculation whether
Ortosa's agents in Washington will endeavor to
solutions were so thick in the House proposing
that the United States guarantee the faith Of the
fifty million Mexican loan, just about to be put
upon the market, the Mexican bonds were as thick
beneficial to the passage of the resolution in ques
ton But the disbursement was small, and even
Fenian bonds would have been preferred by the
few who did receive the worthless ieXicanos.
VIDEX
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BOLD ROBBERY.

IEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS, January 4.WHLIAM
through their windows at Hickman Mills, in Nlon-
roc county, Mo. VANpERwITER was killed instant
"; his wife fingered until this morning. The OBJ
iect Of the decd was robbery, which 80 fur sue
ceeded, that $500 in gold were taken from tho
premises.