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PROVISIONAL GoyEssxrSr FOR LOUIS

There was quite huebub in the House to-
DAY over the bill iniroduced by Mr. Elliot OF
Massachusetts,, from New Orleans Riots In
Nestigating Committee, providing for the ap
pointment OF provisional government for
Louisiana, TO take the place of the present
State government. The bill provides for the
appointment of a Provisional Governor ana
Council of nine by the President, with the al
vice ana consent OF the Senate, ali Of which
appointees shall be able to take the test oath
An election sha all be called for the 7th OF June.
at which all loyal persons, without distiuc
ton OF color, shall vote Tor Governor ana Leg.
islature. Confederate soldiers who did not en-
ter the army Voluntarily, are allowed 70 vote
The motion for the previous question ON the
bill was carried, but fiiibasterIng TACTICS vers
resorted TO against putting the question on the
passage Of the bill, and a. p. m. il seemed not
improbable that the bill would go over until
tomorrow and be printed, and that debate
would be resumed on the reconstruct,on mill.
tary government bin.
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TO ADvkRfIsERs.
HOPE RFHIYRs


II rs not good 10 be too sanguine, because 10
aoos TO the bitterness OF disappointment il our
anticipaiions are not realized; bot we cannot
forbear expressing our qualification at the de.
velopmsnts in the House OF Representative We.
during he last few days. The cheering indi
cations of a satisfactory settlement OF our ex .
listing political diH entities are not more anna
rent In the action of the House than in its ton q
and temper shown csring the debate Thus
IL is manifest that while there is no disposition
on The part OF the Republican members as a
body 10 Tecede IRON their position OF de
mar ding from the South such euarap
tees as will secure to the nation the ruII
benefit Of victories hardly won; yet a erea,
number Of them are seriously an xious to etf.c,
restoration of the Union, IL IL can be brou 2b ,
about with safety, and without any sacrifice
of honor or principle. Their perseverance in
the course indicated in Saturday g debate will,
we irus', result IN the adoption of some plan
inst in itself satisfactory to the great majority
off the people, and acceptable TO the Execu.
tive That such a plan will meet the approval
of extremists IN either seeIion is not 10 he ex
peeted, bat the great mass of the peopIe will
Fail II as means of escape from the perils
which threaten TO culm mate in q change of on r
whole system of government with what re
suits no one can fore~te. IL is a time for stur.
dy intelligent patriotism, firm and wise in &C
ton, and not for party maneuvers and politi
cal trickery. which, contemplate at any time.
are criminal al period when issues Of sucb
magnitude are impending
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Affairs in Gesrgesswn.

TnR NEW RxoIsrRY.-This morning z. Msssrs
BronAugh,g Clements, sad DIR. Oragiu, the
judges of election under the late law Of Con
grese, took their seats in the main hall of the
anew. The rush was not 90 great during
the first sessions Of the former commission,
consisting Of the Mayor and Aidsrmea- The
eolored population 10 inst being notified of the
eeesicns Of the COMMISSIONER, snd the crowd
will no doubt b a. great 40 On the previous
occasion. @
DANGEROUS CHIMNxY.-The chimney OF the
residence OF Mr.. A. Baumbach, on High, near
Dunbarton, has attracted the attention Of the
police a. dangerous structure, lt being split
several feet on each side, and the police oEicers
think IT viii fail when the earth Inoistens. as Il
usually does In the Spring The case has been
three times before the Justice, and this morn
ing the proprietor WA fined S5A4.
NEW observation-disclosures are In
progress for the opening Of an extensive broom
factory In the building No. 100 Water street,
which w,n give employment to q number Of
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRr.-The market
opened this morning with an improved &C.
n,and for flour Of ali descriptions, and esq sci,
alIy low grades. holders are firm and sell
only in ANAL lots TO the local trade. Quots-
acceptance By the Governnent Of several hun
dred barrels OF No. I and hour from tne
Sreorgetown mile, disninishes the stock an
hand No arrivals or sales OF wheat and corr
Prices nominslly - last uetsd.
TEE slCB.-Th9 fkOe0 last night has eiven
yennE skaters 70 skate o. ,,,s.
ing on the new Zee formed "a verso as loceiius :.
n This vicinity We hear Of no iudicauons On
d speedy clearing OF the ice above. and no
ndines from the river below Fort Waseington'
Our mercbants and rivermen are living AZ
hope Of speedy rise Of the river.
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THE LONG BRIDGE AND THE IMpRovr.
MINT OF TIE RIVER CHANNRI .

BY reference TO our report elsewhere OF the
doinss OF the Board Of Trade at its meeting ON
Saturday night, it will De seen that that bod y
has taken up the question of river Improve.
ment with an earnestness that give. promise
OF hopeful results. We are happy to ind our
views regarding the measures to be taken for
the improvement Of the channel and the Lon
Bricge so fully sustained by this intellIRen,
BODY OF gentlemen, and also by 50 competen,
an authority as Gen. NJ. G. Meigs The ad.
mirabIe plan Of river and bridge impro vemsn,
recommended by Engineer A. L. Rives in 1851
TO Congress. to which we called attention on
Saturday, is very warmly endorsed by the
Board of Trade, and also by Gen. Meiss, who
adds some valuable suggestions from mis- own
experience in regard to the mode of recon
structing the Long Bridge
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Double Murder in Maine-The Neyro,s
Confession as to How IL was Accom-
nj

LEwIsTowN, ME-. Feb 9-In refersu &c 10 the
Auburn murder the negro asserts lat he did
not think that the murder was con tempiatsd
and conseq uently he went into the house IN :
armed, while his accompiice first seized Mrs
kinsley and demanded where the money was
when she screamed for Mrs. Caswe The
accompllce then struck Mrs. Kinsley with a
chalr MRS Caswell on coming out OF her
by the accomplice who then left her for dead
when both the murdsrers returned to Mrs
kinsley's bedroom and searched for money
where she indicated but found none. Mrs.
Caswell had returned to consciousness aud
was attempting TO reach her room when the
negro followed her and killed her with a chair.
In the meantime the accomplice had finished
mrs. kiBsley. They then tried TO light Iamp
but failed, and after further search, gave up
all hopes of finding any money and left. Yer
rill, whom The negro charges with being the
insugator of and accomplish in the crime, is in
jail. Detectives are understood to be at work
on his case
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO Mr. PEABODY.
The Precedent, on saturday. paid vi'it to
Mr.. George Peabody, whose last maa,fcent
act has given him still anot lsf eiaim poaths
gratitude Of the American people, ana WAS
introduced by the Hon. Robert O. WINTER p,
of Boston. The President IL preoood bis very
great satisfaction at being enssledto ereee,Mr
Peabody, and his drrr sense OF thai edktte-
mans benevolence. He consideTeta &c hfs dnty.
lac said, 10 come as private citizen and an
American TO thank h,m for this great rtlon Al
gift, and expressed his con fideucs in tn great
results which would arise thersfrom, espsci-
ally as 10 was given nc q time when the couu.
try was so divided. He expressed his graiifi-
cstion at the fact that this country was SO we'll
as Mr.. Peabody, man those NAM is 70 vefed
ta.rs Is here. He closed By sa y ing that he WAs
fully Impressed with tn. fact that Mr. P.%-
body's name wputdfbe nonersd In this present
generation. ard thst M best result. could Ut
but follow iron this nfanificent donation, even
when the heads Of some Of the young gentle
men about aim became gray g. : Fg, ~ 81. rrt
Mr. Peabody, in reply, expressed his deep
sense OF the honor conftt red upon hin by To =
visit, and said that he should al ways estimate
u as one Of the great Donors Of his life. In re-.
ftrring TO tue Presidents remarks in regard to
the donation b. Iog m sde at time so oppOrtune,
Sc. he assured Mr. johnson that ne Gas sure,
as he had al ways been, that the country would
soon be Restored to harm ony, add that no dis
cord or I'D feeHng should prevail between the
sections. 2. Hf = fH .H- ." .Ht "-f n. . 81
The entire interview, tbosgh but brief, was
very affecting and pleasant Among tue per-
sons pre-est on the occasion (friends only
were M-ssrs. Wggs, Russell, Mcllvafne, and
WetmCre. trustees OF the fund; General Cui-
Iun. UEIied States army; Coioneis MORO W
and Re- YES. of ne Prssidsnt's ousehotd; Il b.
French, Mrs vice-President Foster and Mrs
Senator Dixon. .'. 500 -ft -fri So 10
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bounties of soldiers had been showed ssid .
'Tore day 70 oaS, ahd M would object 10 any
thug hist Z. n led 10 that bill aside for any
\ Osmoaos. sssrsiss n. suspep dsa. and
Mr. 0ofrin's motisn was axreed to. sfsk
MT Eliot MAIL from re Con nut @ on
the NV Orb ans ktof, mad0a import, which
wss ordered 10 BE- prin,ed s. -
Mr!Boyer (Pa) ssn omittsd 4 minority re.
pI MI. Eliot AFRO tasroduc.d Sn to oroyiae
for Safe government Tor Lousiana
k (lt provides for the appointment by the
PRECEDENT, by and with the sd VIC and consent
Of the Senate OF Pro vlsional Governor aud
Council
The question OF present considerati on OF the
bril- was UNDER dtscu ssion when our report
closeU. ~ ~ -. ~ Asfs = n.
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THE FRENCH LEAVING MEXICO

Commodore John A. WInslow, OF the Gulf
squadron, under date of Pensacola, February
I'd, transmits 10 the Navy Department a des-
patch from Lieut.. Com. VIM. Gibson, of the
steamer Tahcma, at Vera Cruz announcing
that on the 18Th OF January about I,5C0 French
and Belgian troops came d 10 wn from the City
of Mexico. and with other troops already al
Vera Cruz were Immediately embarked for
France on board the transport Rhone. All
the French garrisons from before the City q,
Mexico have been withdra wn into the city, and
are rapidly being moved to the coast con
ducta, with about three millions of dollars
came with the French troops
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SURVEY OF PUBLIC LANDS.

The Commissioner Of the General Land OF.
fee has just received preliminary returns o,
surveys OF the Cherokee Neutral Lands con
sisting OF the demarcation Of the Southern an d
Western boundaries and the establishment OF
the 6tn standard parallel south OF the 9Th
principal meridian through the same These
lines have been surveyed with a view Of sub.
dividing the whole neutral Lands under the
provisions OF the 17fh article Of the treaty o,
July 18Th. 1885. with the Cherokees IA Kansas
which work is now being prosecuted by the
U. :. Surveyors. The returns Of township
lines have alse been received OF the north par,
Of The Usage lands sold 10 the United States
under the let arucle Of the treaty Of Sept 29th
the subdj yisional work Of which Is also being
carried on In the field with the prospect OF an
early completion. raFa--' -
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THE INTERNAL TAXES.


The Committee of Ways and Means will
probably report day the amen datory inter.
nal tax bill The committee propose to ex.
empt from tax all articles which enter largely
into the cost OF living for instance SALT leather
TN, eartbeE, pottery. and hollow ware are
an exempted. as are also hOr.e.rakes, scales.
all steam or horse engines, all drain, gas, or
water pipes. Of iron, wood, or other material;
ali elotbirg m ade from articles subject To tar
drawers and shirts and other such articles,
woven or knit. are not, however, exempt from
TAX In cases where tax has net been paid on
the raw material. Advertisements are to be
relieved Of the tax. Many manufactures
hereafter tree OF tax. Among these are, slu
and varnish, and all wagons, drays and trucks
costing lees than S2uo, used for farming or
TO be free from tax. A section is added to avoid
duPiicattor OF taxes, SO that W here there rs
a tax on the raw material there shall not be
another tax ON the manufactured article In
various forms. The tax is 10 be either on the
raw material or on the man ufactured article.
The committee propose, in addition to dry
casks and barrels, TO exempt all other casks,
barrels, or other coopery, including oil, lilo nor
meat and fish barrels or casks The tax re-
mains the same on liquors or distilled spirits
but the license is increased from one hundred
70 nye hundred dollars. The provision rela.
ting to distillaton from grape aio ole aud pea IN
remains the came, but brandy made of grapes
Is 10 be nfty cents gallon. The income tai is
70 De on M amount IN excess over one thous-
ans instead OF six hundred dollars, and at
UNIFORM rate or four per centum. The II ut
TAX on insurance and repairs Of all kinds are
To De taken ont OF the income. So. in effect,
the income is TO be exempt TO an average
amount Of fifteen hundred dollars. In add.
ton, there is new provision for the collie ion
on spirits OF an ''iron clad character. Where
the present law Gays fine or imprisonment.
the bill visits both on the convicted offender.
hnd where il says the imprisonment shall not
exceed two or three years. the bill provides
that the imprisonment shall not be less In an
two or three, or more than four years
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missouri LReISLATURE.-Resolutio have
been introduced In TO the State Seua,s decIariup
AL railroad consultations in that State winch
nave not been approved by the General As.
eembly null and void. and calling for the pas.
sage OF 4 Law TO regulate freight and passenger
rates, and for the protection OF the rights O,
tbe people "A bill has been introduced into
the House 10 prohibit driving Texas cattle
througn the State. on the ground that they
oring contagious diseases with them con.
current resolution to amend the STATE (,onsti
tution oy striking out that por tion referring q
the qnahncation OF lawyers, preachers, &c
Wa taoiso IN the House. concurrent reso.
luton requesting the PostmS ster (}e neral 10 NJ
STORE me rlver mail route bet ween St Loai.
and keoKuk, recently discontinued, wa,
passed.
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RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSE

The weekly reception Of the ladies of the Ex.
ecutive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs
Slower, took place this afternoon between the
hours OF one and three o'clock. and was attend
ed by many ladies aud gentlemen, among
whom were Attorney General Stanberry, and
lady; Judge Field, and lady; MIS-. Judge
Swayne, Admiral Tegetthof, of the Russian
Navy; Mrs. v ice President Foster, udge Oln,
and lady; Mrs. Montgomery Blair, and many
others, the parlors being crowded during the
whole time. .r
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NEW SITE FOR THE DISTRICT JAIL. Ae

NEW SITE FOR THE DISTRICT JAIL, &c.
Mr. Rice, OF Maine, introduced in the House
to-day . bill aathorizinE the purchase By the
United States, of the farm Of one hundred
acres, Of the late Robert sherwood, for the
sum ofe55,Oe0, to be used as q site for the Jail
Of the District OF Columbia, In lien of the site
Ss,,s mo ss n ae s;ns cleo :: the
mainder OF the !ayn to be laid out in streets,
alleys, reserv atoms, &c, 70 correspond with
other portions OF the city. Referred 70 Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds
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LAND TITLES ADyUDICArEp.

During the past week Commas ioRer Wilson,
OF the General Land ONCE, sent to the local of.
flee at San Francisco, California, decisions in
thirty-fve cases OF the series known as the
ex-mission Of San Jose under special act OF
Congress approved March .. 1865. There are
but sc venty lhree of these cases remaining for
adjudication. Thirty-two entries in addition
TO the seven recently reported under special
act OF Congress approved June IL, 1855. en-.
titled an act 10 grant the right Of presumption
10 certain settlers on the Rancho Bolea de
Tomales, Merin County, California have Just
passed tor patenting. Claimants are rapidly
consumatIng their titles under the provisions
OF the act 20 .
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9Exico.-The following is an extract from a
letter received In this city from President
JeaIsz, and dated at Durango on the I2tn uIti.
mo: donzales Orfega came TO the Stair Of "a
catecas. and General Auza, doing his duty. AZ
rested nm on the 9Th instant and sent him
well escorted, TO the disposal Of the FEDERAL
sneet Ortega OIL the wav. and conduc, h,re ~
the city OF San Isis Potosi, TO be tried tners
President Jpsysz states that he Womb iea y.
durango Tor Zaeatecas on the 18th ulumo and
SouIo Iemain sBIy two or three days at this
hter city, proceeding on his journey 10 ths
Ci'y OF Mexico Via San Luis Pofosi.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
-.,-,-sy-. FROM EUROPE.
Gable Rates to be Reduced-The Prussian

liable Rates TO be Rednced-The Prsssian
,Oiet-Fipancial and Commercial, re-.
IohDoN, Feb, 9-Eveninx.-t has been of
heially announced by the ON GERS Of the An
glo- American Telegraph Company that on
and after the lst day OF March next the rates
by the cable will be reduced one half - l.i1
BERLIN, Feb. -9-EySning--The King OF
thanks to that body for the cordial assistance
extended him, and strongly hoped for German
unity He Also pointed out the necessity for a
permanent peace AT home aud stroad.s The
King and his speech were enth usias ticaily re-
e-ivf by the people 80 s7''I''- y 80
LoNDos. Feb 9-Evening.-U.S S. s. 20. IS, 70 4:
Ere shares, 3eA; Illinois Central, soy
PARIS, Feb. 9-Eveniug.--JJ. s 5.ss,,a ss.r
FRANKfORT- Feb. 9-Cs $. S. s8's, 7s x tiE6'
LONDON, Feb. 9-Evening -Consols for mon
81 X. 90. p ~
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS

The Commissioner OF the General Land or
fee has just received returns exhibiting an az
eregate disposal of 35.7al acres Of the public
lands during the month Of January last at the
following local Offices, vig:-East Saginaw,
Michigan, 16.6i5 acres; Winnebago City, Min
nesota, ,5S6 acres; New Orleans. Louisiaua
9,sSs acres. The entrees at New Orleans, La,
were under the Homestead act, aud will add
~ additional farms TO the product We force of
bsgo city Offices the greater portion Of the land
vas taken for actual settlement and cufti va
fion &c. 49,.
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PROTECTION TO fKMALs LAsoR,-.rhs Nsv
aeIk Assenoiy mas paased bih which makes
the ropery ofemployers OF female ouera-
dves liable 70 be seized for lpavment OF
judgments obtsIed by female empIoyeeS. And
also prsscrfbes Imprisonment tor debt IN car.
taiu cases. The law is limited 10 me civ on
New York In it's operation. -
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THE MARYLAND LEGIsLATURR- Tbera
was o session OF the Senate on saturday. In
the rouse, after some debate, the AIlegap =
ontii TO- morrow. A bill was reported To re-
peal me present system OF public schools In
ibe State anc TO establish a general system Of
nee InsLoehon- Several other bills were re.
ported, but NO business of seneraf ,ntsrs.t
transacted. n = - = "'''
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FORT LARAMIE, Feb. 1i.-Colonei Caring.
tor, with the 18Th Infantry, and Major Nor
Fort Phil kearney en- route to Fort UcPher
son his new headquarters. On the 7th inst "a I
while riding ba OK TO close MP the train Coli
mel tarrngton's revolver struck hts saddle
and exploded wounding I'm IN the thigh On
his ARRIVAL here Surgeon Shell removed the
ball thus saving amputation.
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Later from Havana

NEW YORK, Feb. tl.-Havana adyices to the
9th of February have been received
The cholera, small ox and yellow fever
still prevailed at ST. Thomas. Over seven
hundIet persons died from the cholera in fl We
weeks,
THE smallpox is abating at Mantanzas.
TIE whites have suffered more than the
b aeks. ~ =.
The Spanish ironclad Tetnan had arrived at
-
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LOCAL NEWS.

: TEE RIVER FRozkN Up Aaats-r1>
'Steoneys Belos.-rhe stsam~ Keyport, t,lpt
=. Bolhnesheac, of the Aqua Greek Laos,
which l.it her wharf about one o 'elock 90 Ss,
uroay. returned about : O'Clock Last eyeplus
having msde her way 20 Aquia Crrek m
trip ccWn was made IN shout i've nourx a,d
she found he ice most troubleSome tween
her wharf and 9iesboro. Below Quanuc,
Greek there was some Drift ice, and about Pom
Washington some little trouble was exper,-
enced The keyport saw lbe steamers Ascu,-
pey lthe ordn an ce boat OF the Navy Yard aud
the &; q. kaient (the pioaeer stenm-r ofthv
new iine} safely hsrborvd in Quantice Greek
where there IL no danger from the ice. Tue
Keypsrt left Aquia Greer AZ 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning, and found on Der upward TIP
the ice very bad IN places. on Sa urdAy night
10 being frozen hard. and was sliehtiy dam
aged. The officers ars of the opintoa inst toe
pack At the mouth OF the Eastern Branch rs
eorged from the bottom, and this morning IL Is
greater barrier 20 travel than Il has yet been
the isgs from Alexandria, with passengers
from the South, after repeated Efforts % get
through 1t asd fading. returning 70 Alexan-
driA- ~. a.
On Saturday, MIR. Skdmoree ash house on
the shore just west of the Virginia end OF the
Long Fridge. was carried on oy the tee aud Is
now lying near the mouth Of Four Mile Run
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1The new Republican paper In New York
City which Dana Co, are to edit, is to be-
called ''The Morning Chyonicle," but il will not
De brought out as early as was anticipated
the LIST Of March.
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ALL QUIET AT auYAMAs-

Dispatches have been received &C the Navy
Department from Rear Admiral II. r. Thateh.
er, of the North Raeific Squadron, dated San
Francisco January Is, announcing the arrival
OF the steamer Saranac (Oapt. q. H. Scott) for
supplies. He reports all quiet at Guyamas,
and the authorities OF the Republican Gov
eminent are In full exercise Of their political
rights, no disturbance having occurred there
since the evacuation by the Ffench. -
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PEksouAL.-Brerstaot, the artist, 10 stoppi,.
At W uiard's. He has wrought enc OF his No.,
e~sn'itnt pictures with him. in the person or !,
young erf6e. w N VI .
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DGeorge Bancroft, historian. has been
nominated To the Senate Of the United States TO
be Collector Of the por, OF Boston
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wild BUCKS present the Susquehan q a
IL sW1mins with those aquatic fowls, apd
spnr,sn en- are reaping harvest at diff.reut
poin'> aODg the river. We learn that at Mid :
dletovn as higa "a sixteen PAIRS were shot by
one person, one day this week. principally of
the ''fis her. specie. They arr ting from fif-
~ TO seventy five cents a pair. Canvas backs
Ind maliards are scarce, and worth from one
dollar to one dolia: and fifty cents per pair
Columbia Spv. go
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~Artemus Wards illness is ascribed to the
had'ies's he has perpetrated since he went to
England. He says a man ca. Z be as funny as
in America.
~ A French photographer has introduced a
magic cigar -hOldsr, upon which q photograph
appears after the cigar has been smoked for a
m
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isrsRSAL REyxsvt.-rne receipts FROM, IN,
source to-day w.r. esoe.sss -. Yor tss v-,k
endiur 90 Saturday last, si.sIs.ss, 81. m,sia,
NE total receipts since tue Is, of July i..t
el92,Is7.3I3Ge.