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Persons often allow their systems to run down." Or
rather them down by overworE accompanied by n0f
gct the proper OF IMMIGRATION The results whaf
Ia called general debility in other words failure ana
partial collapse the ysca forces accompanied usually
by great depression OF Spirits. -
The best remedy In such casea In HOSTETFER'S STO.
MACH BlrIERs Whether the state OF exhaustion has
brought excessive physical labor dissipation an
xiety OF mind exposure other the remedial
OF this great stomschc VIII be found equally prompt
and certain As q restorative after severe sickness
has Frustrated the bodily and mental energess
10 Is pronounced by competent medical authority
the BEST TONIC IN USE
If not foobly careless about their health ana
conndeut themselves. they would always whom
gagged IN any work that required core
epondng means of sustaining their strength For this
pose HOsTEfrgR'S BIrrhRS are Invaluable. AL tolers
should use them i'm igorant.
For those constantly employed indoor occupations
pecy In crowded workshops they may be reckoned the
best safeguard of health, Where there predspO
son constipation tendency bousness they may
be truly said 70 be specific for which there substitute
New York Office, IS Dey street. \
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THE ITALo.RoMAN QUESTION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Tho Capital of Young Italy-NntionRl Unity
and Rome-A Civil aud Ecclesiastical Gem
tre-How the Temporal Power May BE
Transferred and the Papacy Benehted-The
Nation Catholic and the People Patriotic
Gsaribaidrs Plan Discouutenanced by the
FLORENCE, August "a, 1867.
Your correspondent has been mskiug brief soJourn
On the banks OF the "smiling Arno" and luxuratins
amid the material grsndsurs and haowcd associations of
the "Etrursn Athens" ~ Florence has been ntly
pamsd Strange Indeed, It would be, II in this city OF
gardens aud palaces and churches and theatres and
monumenis and statues and pictures, In this second
birthplace and homo Of art We did not remember the
HpRALp and is many thousands OF readers Pleasant
Would DO the task to take them with u.s. IN Imagination
from palace To palace, from church church, from
thsatre to theatre and from gallery 10 gallery pointing
bot TO them, as We moved along, those marvels In
architecture, in sculpture, in painting, which
The Tlorentnes amid all their varying for
tunes have so miraculously preserved, relating
ths proud but evsntful history OF the fair city and
calling the names OF the iusrlous 10 whom 1t owes
10 much and with the memories OF whom II IL 80 in
separnby associated To Italy We indebted for mss,
that We know or possess OF the learning and skill OF the
ancisnts; and 10 no part Of Italy are we so much In
debtsd 90 10 Florence But only did Florence pre-
pes for the treasures Of the pas-shc handed down
" ~ treasures which were peculiarly her own IL is
Dot without that she speaks with pride or such
cons a. Dante, PstrArob, Boscacio, Calico, Michael
Angelo and many Others; for, In the works they have
len behind them, they have proved themselves the
tsasfsctors Of The race Much ~ Byron and Rogers
others Of later date have said and sung 10 praise Of
Florence the theme 10 stil fresh and BY OF.
hausted Why have none Of our American writer's
houeht Of Florence ~ an historic theme We have
Tod history In English Of the greatest Of the italian
bublica Adophus Trollops. ID true, an EnglIshman,
haD given himself 10 the task but the field large and
foshnlos might be impaired 70 the theme II handled
dom 90 American point Of view y
later Rome Florence 10 undoubtedly the hrst cty In
Italy. wsrs there no Rome Florence would. bs the
&AtQnal capital Some are disposed 10 put ne case
B6 strongy and to THAI for all purposes Florence
better adapted 70 BE- the capital Of the new kingdon
lhan Rome and ought 70 remain 90 N such case
Home would sontinus y ~ the hsadedArtsrs Of The
6oosoiasica a. Tlcrsses would BE- the hsadquArts oi
KIM vim this view Of the case Rome. "a fact 4
ys;:sn = s sssi'sa''' ' s, ; ;s':ss;
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TIN LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoN, September O.
acknowledgements closed % 16 for money Amsri-
Dan securities closed the following rates United
States fve-twenty bonds better at 734 Illinois Central
Railway shares TN; Erie Railway shares, AK; Allan.
Nc ana Great Western consolidated bonds, 81 ~.
y THE CONTINENTAL BouRsEs.-FHASKFcRT, September
eEvenng United States bonds closed at 764 for the
ln6ue Of 1852.
b-Evenng cotton market closed duii with de-.
Hlining tendency. The following are tho authorized
closing quoiat :-Mlddling uplands, o7sd; mIddng
Orleans, l0hd. The sales Of the day foot IN 10000
bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrrs MARKET -LvERPooL, Sept O.
fvening. breadstuffs market closed firm. Corn
Advanced 36s per quarter for new mixed Western.
Wheat-13s. i'd for California white Barley, 5s. Oats
q. I'd. Peas, 42s.
= IkRRPooL Provisions MARKET -LIvERPooL, Sept o.
1vening. Cheese, 6os Beef, 1905 Lard, sos. 90.
Bacon, 42s Cd
X LrvsRPooL PaoDucs MARkEr.-IIvERPooI, Sept. o.
2vening -Rosn-Common, 7s 3D., and medium, rs.
TIlow AS Cd Ashes, 3ls. for pots Turpentine, 29s
Petroleum, 1od. for spirits. and Is. sd. ter refined
clovsrseed, Ais. 49,
.'Lospox MARKsrs.-LoyDoy, Sept 9-Evenng.-All
the markets are unchanged. No IL Ouch standard
sugar 24s Cd sco,ch pig iron SIS. olsWhale, 4os
SPERM 81 Isl iinseed $50; nseed cakes, GlO 5s Cal
cutta linseed 6ss. Cd.
I The PETROLEUM MAEKET.-ASTwERP, Sept. Gwen
The petroleum market Is fiat and prices are de-
Ginning Standard white has fallen francs since last
report and closes at ASH. soc. per Dol.
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Austrian and French Officers Returning
Home-yIinister Otterbourg Presented to
Juarez-Arrival TcGefhof at Vera Cruz.
HAVANA, September 8,
VIA KEY WEST, September 0, 1867 !
Among the hundred aud afy eigh. troops per the
steamer Mersey, mostly Austrian and French, Eve
officers.
Gangs Of highway robbers, mostly foreigners and i'm.
peria pr set al liberty, made their appear
ance In Mexico.
M. ottsrbourg presented his credentials to President
Juarez Minister Pienlpoentlary OF the United States
on the 20.h ult.
Mr.. Plumb who has just arrived by the steamer Lib
erty from Now Orleans will tako passage in the British
steamer for Vera Cruz tho 22d inst
Senior Masseras arrived per Mersey, charged
with dispatches from Jusrez for Washington He leaves
In the steamer Liberty early on Tuesday morning.
Several arrests In the Convocaora OF Juarez continue
to keep the Mexicans at boiling heat, being unconstu
tiona, and the executive not being empowered to
act unless Congress approves them.
Juan Bias is appointed Governor Of the Mexican
district.
The Governor and military commandant OF San Luis
Is accused OF infringing the circulars OF October 1862
and articles FL and "a OF the general constitution.
M. ASHORE has been named chief official on foreign
relations.
General N. Taro has been made Major General of the
Second division.
Francis Francose a citizen Of New Orleans died on
the l4th, and received Masonic honors.
convoy with SlS0o,0oO from Mexico arrived at Vera
Cruz on the 3lst ut
The Mersey brought 81 500, 000
Tho ntercessons of NJ. luxembourg, Perhro Diaz and
i've other generals and host OF influential persons in
behalf OF o Koran were made In vain.
NJ. Magua, the Prusslan Minister at Mexico, keeps in
socluson at san Luis He Ia supposed TO be insane and
is needless OF the orders from Prussia to leave the
country,
Admiral regethoG arrived at Vera Cruz on the Goth
ult, and to leave for the capitol the next day
Minister Otterberg telegraphed to Washington after
receiving his appointment that his determination 10
leave in September was irrevocabe.-
An elegant gold repeater watch was presented to Mr.
Crpp the United States Coosul by the governments,
The stone statue OF San Anioha oaoezan Was demol-
La TERRA publishes the ordsr from the spanish gov
eminent to lis Minister dated March a. 1867, prohibit
Ing the exposure Of the Spanish flag by Spanish rosi
dents on any occasion whatever without special per-
mission o. the Legation.
Santa Ana continues prisoner in San Juan dUloa
II was believed lie would not be shot. Not word s
said about Marquee
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THE " REDS" IN COUNCIL.

Vhe Assemblage in Genevn-GaribaIdps An.
nOuncement for the " Peace COnRress.0
GENEVA Sept. o. 1867.
The delegates to the Peace Congress arriving from
~ parts Of Europe.
General Garbaldi has reached this city from Florence
His reception by his friends and by the citizens Of
Geneva most enthusiastic. He made brief speech
in which he declared that his purpose to Rome
was unaterabe, and that the plan OF action though
deferred, would soon be carried into effect
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
The Republican State Convention-ScuntO
Wilson and the Liquor Question.

The Republican, State COnvention-ScnntO
Wilson and the Liquor Question.
BOSTON, Sept 0, 1s6T,l
O'Clock p. N.
There an increased interest evnccd State politics
the time OF the meeting Of the republican Convention
approaches, Wednesday nert There will be strong
delegation present who will press liquor license plat
FORM and another clique will endeavor to force pro.
hibon resolutions wbiis the straight republicans will
resort TO every means to silence the guns OF both the
license aud prohibition men and keep the question
out OF the Convention altogether; and In doing this
there will probably be pretty lively time.
Hon. Henry Wilson will preside and In his opening
speech he will counsel the party 10 support the Congress
sona policy OF reconstruction, charge the present
dtion OF the country upon the President and compli
ment Secretary Stanton for the course he has taken
Mr.. Wilson and his moro intimate friends will insist
that in the present condition Of national Affairs local
differences should not disturb them, while there arc
those OF both the prohibition and license parties who will
claim that the long agtatsd question should be now
saltlad.
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The Vote for Governor Inst Year.
NEWS faoa CALIFORNIA.

Additional Election Reconsideration Of
the Adm ission of California into the Union.
SAN FRANCISCO sept. Q, 1861.
Partial returns from thir,ynine counties give Haight
nearly eight thousand majority. II is thought that tho
majority for the general democratic ticket will DO
about two thousand less than this Returns OF the full
vote in the interior insufficient for the purposes Of
comparison.
the Union celebrated 20 day with considerable spirit
The ceremonies consisted Of procession OF pioneers
an grafton, poem and banquet
The State Far has opened Sacramento. and 1t PROM
ses to DO the best for several years.
The steamship Ornamme from Portland on the 9Th
inst brings 800 900 from the northern mines aud fifty
tons OF Oregon pig ron the rst invoice OF Iron from
the new works OF that state.
Rich placer mines are reported 10 have been dscov-
cred at Pendorvie lake.
The schooner Aanda Ager has arrived from the
Alaska waters with $4,000 goldfish This is the largest
catch this season
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Sixteen towns give Chamberlain republican, s0s9,
and Pisbury (democrat, $3.50. being q majority Of
2,45o for Chamberlain. The same last year gave
Chamberlain a majority of 6,sl9, showing democratic
gain this year Of $500. There 4 republican loss in
Bath Of 247. Bddeford gives democratic majority Of
240 against 90 last year.
One hundred and nine towns give Chamberlain ire.
publcanl AIS, and Pisbury 1868 The same
towns last year gave Chamberlain 81 $50 and Plsbury
1855. chamberlains majority this year Is 6o32
against l6,0S5 In the towns last year,
making q republican loss Of 9,053. Tho aggregate
vote in these towns is $685. against ais last year,
The total vote OF the State las. year 6sI This
year will probably fall little under 100 900. Three
ssvenths Of the vote of the State IL In with loss OF
une-nfteenths Of the majority last year Tho Same
ratio will reduce the total majority to about 1S 5o0
loss OF about IL, 000
This is Tue ratio Of decrease from
tho republican vote and increase for the democrats
throughout the State Will reduce Chamberlans majority
70 about 5000 loss OF $4,000 from the vote Of
last year-ED HERALD
Tho democrats will gain representatives In some
towns but not enough TO give them much power In the
Legislature.
The ale and cider law OF last year has undoubtedly
caused much loss to the republicans
The Democrats Claim a Majority In the House
or Representatives.
AUGUSTA, Me, Sept Q, 1867.
The annual election for Governor, members Of the
Legislature, and county officers, took place in this
State to-day The contest marked by consd.
cradle excitement, and q heavier vote was polied
than was generally expected. The Democrats
will be by tho result, made most desperate
effort carry the State leaving stone unturned, and
urging every appliance 70 achieve success Local issnes
with other questions not OF political character caused
the democrats rally and make such gains they have
In certain localities
Governor Chamberlain is undoubtedly elected by q
majority Of from 10 600 to IL 0oO showing falling of
in his majority OF last year OF less than one half We
have received returns from 1903 towns which foot up:
Chamberlain, 2l,6s0; Plsbury 1910, against last
years vote in the places which stood-Chamber-
lain, 271s7; Plsbury, 10 e09 showing loss of 5,507
These brace about one-thrd OF the vote Of
the State.
York county s conceded to have been carried by the
Democrats which gives them three Senators, while Knox,
Lincoln and Aroostook counties tremble In the balance
These counties send four Senators In ALL and II they
lost It will give the Democrats representation Of out
Vi Oh -.
largely republican, although the democrats claim
majority In that branch. The republicans have lost
largely 10 every place OF Importance. They are how.
ever not dsheaened but ready TO pick their ints
and try again.
THE present House OF Representatives stands 13s
republicans to 10 democrats. SEQ. HERALD
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IHE INDIAN WAn.

An Expedition Fitting Out for the Umatiiia
DIstrict-Fights with tho Indians In Oregon,
Washington and Idaho.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept o, 1867.
An expedition fitting out to punish hevng Ind ans
In the Umatilla district.
some soldiers, under Lieutenant Force, had battle
with the Snakes ct Brunt rver killing or capturing
considerable party, with loss Of four killed and nine
wounded.
The reports OF Indian ouirasss In Oregon Washington
and Idaho mining regions are frequent Colonel Cop
pnger had several brushes with the 0wyhee Indians In
Inc middle Of August killing twenty or thirty In oil.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamers Hartford, Wachusctts.
Wyoming and Supply at shanghae China, July 4.
All on board were WELL
The United States steamer Iroquois arrived OF Alden ON
August IL, from Muscat and Bombay bound for China
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. l. Campbell has been
detached from, temporary duty at Washington and or
dered to the Naval Hospia al at Pensacola, Fla
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Decatur A. Bandees
OF the Marblehead, has been discharged.
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the PRESS TELeGRAns.
Havana. SEPT. &,

HAVANA, sept, 3.
VIA KgY WEST, sept. " 1867.
The siriko among tho cigar makors still continues
About two hundred jo1rneymen have boon thrown into
prison. whero they properly cared for by the
authorities II is said that many OF the manufacturers
are inclined 10 yield and take the men back ut the
former wages.
Tho Bureau Of Collection at tho Council Hall is do.
serted through the day appearing 10 pay taxes
About the same OF affairs prevails at tho govern
msni Offices Claims upon the Treasury are postponed
for want OF cady cash. Even the salaries Of the
ployes for July have not been paid yet.
Tue general tone Of business feverish. The export
OF specie continues
There s rumor circulating tina, an armed expedition
into Mexican territory Is contemplated BY Santa Anas
son. with the material and moral support OF European
Powers and their representatives.
The funds lately collected to render assistance to tho
poor cxles from Mexico arc 10 bs devoted 10 bounty
money. They amount to $50, 900.
The local editor OF the Sigo Sonor Dolmouts has
also Withdrawn from all connection with that journal
The community is alarmed at the temperance OF q
gang OF highway men 10 thii city. Two citizens have
been attacked, robbed and nearly murdered. dwell.
ing house entered the 7th by thrss men armed
with poignards and robbed
Accounts from the interior districts Of the island rep
resent extensive rain storm had prevailed and great
tn. sugar market during the week has besn quiet,
and closed dull the basis Of OK ask reals per srooe
for Dutch standard No, H.
In exchange the tendency Is downward On London,
10 por con, premium; Paris 5x OK per cont; United
States currency, "a 24k per cent dseounti gold "
days ~ ek premium.
The fate Of The British bark Ellen Drummond remains
unknown.
The Britain steamer Merssy broush. from Vera Cruz
over three hundred refugees part for New oreans also
e1,741, 900 In specie for England ,-
This afternoon the Vice President Of the 1nteroceano
Telegraph Company and the Inspector General OF IeIe
graphs visited station Chorrsrs, rms morning signals
were made and answered from Key West The cable
now completed pespatohss from Warrington are OK
No tldinssy from the Hsso prummond yst
Arrived, Amsrcan steamer Liberty, from New Or.
leans: Amsrlcsn brf Po!nssu, from Boston; American
bark John 0rifnn from New YORK
The spanish souadren AZ Rio Jsneire.
HAvArA, Sept ., 1897.
Late advnss from Rio Jsnsiro fsper tbs arrival q,
thss city Of the spanish sosadrcs csAnasAsd By AdmI-
ri Msadss Nuass Il would sotA leave ess Vie rivs'
ElaAA
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the HEALTH of MEMPHIS.

The Quarantine on Vessels from New Orleans
Not 20 bc Established-The Yellow Fever In.
terferinG with the Marketlpg Of Cotton and
other Crops. - ~ -. a ga,
The Board Of Health has refused TO establish quar-
antns on the river for vessels coming from New Orleans
dseming II unnecessary.
continue favorable but The prevAencs OF the yellow
fever on the lower Mississippi will greatly rstsrd the
bringing the cotton 70 market
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E u R 0 P E.
By TIE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER 8.
The War Alarm Repeated from
Germany.
.>o~~~~->~~>~~-~---~-~~D~
Garibaldi's Peace Plan as Announced
In Geneva.
--~~~~~~~~~-->~~~~~~
Victor Emanuel'S Position Towards
France and Rome.
----~--~>>>->----------~-
Turkey Firm Against Interven-
ton in Gambia.
THE WAR CLOUD.

The Public Mind Still Fevered-A Fresh Alarm
from Germany.
PARIS, Sept 0, 1857.
The speech made by the Grand Duke of Baden At the
opening Of the Diet at Carsruhe In which no advocated
alliance with the North German Confederation, gives
rise again TO feeling OF In political circles
fears entertained that recent complications will be
renewed, and that questions may arise which will again
disturb the tranquility Of Europe
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show ye bloom fresh and f.ry' goes the old
Scotch song Howl Why, those who show the bloom %
health on their cheeks take PLANTATION BIfTERss
VIII ch have tie power of terrifying the
and of regulating the digestive apparatus Are you
dyspeptic weak void OF energyY you little up.
petite hc che, continued assude ression q
spirits' Take 3 T.--Is0---x, and bloomi and tesutt
will The Btters have become household
MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet article supe-
rior 10 Cologne aud at half the price. y,
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THE CANADIAN QUESTION.

Turkey Determined Against Foreign Inter.
venti0n.
LONDON, Sept 8, 1867.
The Sublime Porte has again intimated to the Eu.
ropean Powers that it admit of any Intervention
on their part in the affairs OF the Island of Gambia and
therefore absolutely declines to adopt the project for
joint commission Of inquiry.
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TING MARKS AND clflM CASE At 1ITusvlls, pa

TfruevnIk Sept ., 1857
Marks H. Marks and Jacobs to-day convicted a.
warren, Pa, and received heavy Zines sad imprsson.
meats for sscrsng the goods Of ~ Marks for the pur
Bose Of defrsudng n. B. Claim Co. and other new
York srsdlsors u n k.rta the case vac highly IN.
Eicsas "a CaiifornIa Numsrsus parties were lntse.
sisd q 81 result u w sSt u ddsssss Rars X NJ
esYipI
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AB S SIN Ia.

The English Captives Not Released.
LONDON, Sept 8, 1867.
The report which reached here from Constantnope
that the British caplives in Abyssinia had gained their
freedom proves to be without foundation in fact
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WRECK OF the BRITISH BRIG CUBA OFF aIrsRAs.
Six Lives Lost-Opiy Two Of the Crew saved
Tho Captain BADLY Injured.

FORTRESS MosRos, Va, sept 0, 1857
The British brig Cuba, Captain Macke, from ha'an-
zas for Boston, with molasses, was totally wrecked
near Hatteras Light The captain was badly injured.
Only two seamen were saved. The lost were Charles
Cain, mate; william Williams second mate; George
Smith, steward; N. Maconley, John A. flanagan, sea-
man and 4 boy named Frederick.
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Marine Intelligence.

QuEESsTowN, Sept. s, 1s67.-Thc Cunard steamship
Palmyra, Captain Watson, from New York on the
2Sth OF August arrived here to-day en- rou TO Liverpool
VeourHAMPros, Sept o. 1S67.-Ths German Loyds
steamship New York, Captain Ernst which left New
York the Goth u arrived ut this port early this AZ
tsrnoon, aud after landing her English passengers,
mails and packages, sailed for Bremen.
DISASTER
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept 8, 1857
The steamship Western Metropolis, Captain wcr from
New York August "a for Bremen put into this port To-
day In distress, having had her main shaft broken.
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Marine Intelligence.

Key WEST, september 0, 1857.
Arrived. schooner w. IL Dewitt from New Granada
for New York: touched Tor supplies French ship
Minerva from Tobaka for Havre touched FOR supplies
The United States steamer Lenapee has been ordered
Fortress Monroe One OF her engineers died Of yellow
fever
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TINE WEATHER AND rnt Crops.

CncysAn Sept 0, 1851
The drought continues and the accounts from the IN
terror regarding corn aAd late crops continue very
discouragng. - ,,.
The weather 10 very hot and has been raining FOR
tha Iasil - daya
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Mschinss to Brcsdway Now YORK
ITIAvEIT

THAvEIT
Is the OF delightful preparation for cleansing, pre-
serving and beautlfyin the
IHAyETT
mparis an exquisite fragrance to tho breath.
lHAVEIT
Powder and wash combined. All that Is necessary 70
sh AXE the bottle.
IHAVEIr
is preparation that has been long sought II IL not an alp
cohoc preparation docs " contain single Ingredient
that IL not beneficial 10 the teeth and gums
1HAvEfT.
Prepared only by
II. 7. HELMBOLD,
Druggist. 5at Broadway, next 10 Metropolitan Hotel.
Price 20 toltle.
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PARIS, Sept O. Evening.
DR.. Louis Desire veron, the celebrated French pub.
ucst, died today, sixty nine years Of age
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FIRE IN QUINCY. MASS.

BOSTON, bept u, 1907.
In Quincy yesterday morning ore Destroyed tbs tan,
,srv ana currylng sstablIshmsnt or William Psnson and
dsmagsd come buildings ABIDING Loss $4,000; mostly
insurs&