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The state Canals.

ScnxSECrADY, Dec. 8, 1857.
The locks a. the terminus OF the level have been
working slowly during the day at great disadvantage,
from the ice forcing itself into and around them. We
learn from Canal Commissioner Dorm, who has just
turned from personal inspection Of the Erie Canal
from Rome TO Troy, that navigation is suspended at
Rome and Utica 10 consequence OF the heavy anchor
ice and three feet In depth in some nstancss AZ
schenectady the zoe breaks arc In full operation and
boats are slowly passing the city The locks from hero
10 the head OF the sixteen locks manned with full
force aud making fair progress with leakage under
existing circumstance with tue mercury a tvsntysght
and the ice from 70 four inches In thickness The
canal dong all that should be reasonably expected
should the weather moderate and continue until
Saturday night a the boats cast Of the city viii roach
tide water
Urea Dec 5, 1867.
The water has been raised this and the long level
so ha, n the leo away there would be no trouble
We hear nothing from the blockade at Rome. Boys
are skating on the canal
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

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COnservntIve Convention mt NncOn.
MACON, Dec. s, 1867.
The Conservative Convention met at eleven O'Clock
this morning II is OF the largest bodies ever as
sembled in the State every section and nearly all the
counties being represented. Hon. 3. H. Hill was
elected President by acclamaon His speech was able,
eloquent and conservative, and was loudly applauded.
The following Vice Presidents eected:-W. Il.
Thompson. OF the First Congressional district; Mr.
Warren, Of the Second W. T. Wright OF the Third; Ira
Z. Duprees of the Fourth Judge A. r. Wright OF the
Fifth; A.. Graham, OF the Sixth, and General A. X.
Wright OF the Seventh. committee Of fifteen was ap-
pointed to prepare business and the Convention ad-
journed to three O'Clock p. NJ
The Convention passed most OF the afternoon In
listening to speeches from Judge Wright and General
Wright.
The Business Committee at late hour made report,
which discussed till ten O'Clock tonight, when u
was recommiited, and the Convention adjourned till
Tomorrow.
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Fools Physic Drink
And never think
'ris poison tothe boiy:
They don't suppose
This source OF woes
Ii Conspniion's hobby.
With turpentin9
And pepper tine
Try curing Rhcunatism,
This Gery smart
They call II Art-
Isperfect beathenisn.
All pan any kind sole Of the foot 10 the
OF the head Internal eserns chronic acute In the hesd.
face teeth. shoulders. stomach, sdeo bnok, hips
les or feet removed free q expense by DR WoLc0rTs
use q PAIN PAINT sod Also b arnssi,'s q cents Pee
The crowd e big every day and = getting asgsr
carca; palm stepped once the spot Dr woLcOTf
proprietor also old standard remedy for
tarrh and colds 10 the head INSTANT PAIN ASNfHf-
LArOR. Buy bottles unesA IN purc white wrappers.
Physicians hate the Doctor; he hurts thar bushcas sadly.
OF pills and cayenne urpentino lint
mens are publishing articles against HIM prevens the
spread Of Pain Paint But DR. wocou keeps right ana
for tho snsrng puppies =, his hss This psop
are with him and approve q hls hbsraty and sssX ws
public aud Invite them 10 test what hsy Offer for The
Doctor opposed remedies taken In shG szrh ana
teaches people how 10 enjoy better health without s5 boz
Ties Of faut free OF charges on resr Of sa0
man
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SHOOTING AFFAIR At poar RICHMOND. srsvls ISLAND.

A shooting affair took place In The barron o o. T. :.
Oakley about eight O'Clock Wednesday evening.
with, Is Is feared, fatal results. Aman nameA AenAes
Wall the and called for some '.sssy.
The bartender Frank Coffy, made some remA - = % =.
the quantity Wall was taking, when an atsrcae sSos
sued, and WALL II is alleged, drew pistol ano sn"s
Cody, the bali passing through the breast and ns. [
Dr. Eade, who attended the wounded man consA = srs
the injuries fatal. Wall yesterday taken boA ~
Justice Hageriy, who committed him without bail
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MlCHlG AN.

A WOrkingmen's Organ Turns Democratic
Marine Disasters on Lake Huron
DETROIT, Dec. s. 1867.
The Daily Union heretofore published in the interest
Of tho workngmen has raised tho democratic flag and
declared Its purpose hereafter to support the principles
Of the democratic party. The Union says the working
have lost interest In their own cause and have
allowed the association to 60 by default
II The propeller Portsmouth, ashroe on Middle Island
Lake Huron, has been stripped and abandoned She
was covered with leo and 1t was found Impossible TO
move her.
Tho schooner Two Fannies, with lumber, from
Chicago, Is ashore near Aperia on Lake Huron, and
lies IN a very dangerous position.
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LOUISIANA.

The RcconstructtOn Conventlon-A Lucid
Resolution Of Thanks to Congress-The
Coming Constitution Not TO bc Tinkered BY
Future Conventions.
New ORLEANS, Dec 6, 1857.
Tho Constitutional Convention yesterday resolved
that tho per diem and compsnsatons allowed members
be reduced one half after the thirtisth day from
assembling The yeas and nays were called for and It
was rciectsd-aI 70 81
Tho following resolution (which is copied literally
from the Official repor presented and referred
the Committee on Bill or Rights:
sso yed rha. the loyal people q The state Of Louisiana
this STATE present our ,hank % the Thirty ninth and For
alton for the oppressed the Stale and are also
thankful % The radical friends United States.
pray shS, he convention assembled % dssera,e thoroughly
SSs ss'ss assss ss ssd
fore citazers
all spirits alcoholic and distilled liquors sold in the
state during the year 1865 for the purpose OF deayng
expenses Of tho Convention, referred 10 the
psssmbs aud resolution was laid over under the
rules 10 the effect that
Whereas. .ss ,srus,esn parry q ,ss United s,.. now
e assrns he question o. equal political and civ rights
he Che.
se Of s soes IN All e
States. snd whereas the Hon; Thomas W CONWAY the
he sea.hsrn states, :. ..,,-,,
Resolved That he hereby invited 10 deliver address
hall the situation of the country al such time as
he may select.
To-day resolution wAs referred TO the Committee on
the DRAFT OF the Constitution that legislative body
hereafter In genera assembly shall have power 70
amend or snnuI any article Of inis constitution nsr
shall thoy have any right call another convention 10
tho State Of Louisiana before period OF seventy years.
dated from hssday of the adoption Of said constitution.
Tho Jury Lists-Order Of General Hancock
Leaving the Qualifications Of Jurors TO be
Decided by the Courts.
Hrw osLEAss Dec. s, 1897.
General Hancock has Issued the following order 70.
voking paragraph two Of Special Order No. las which
provided for the immediate revision Of jury ss 10 sx
Glade oil citssns not registered voters under the Recon
arucslon scn;-
srrcrAL orpxRs--xo. 203
SECTION q The true and proper use Of military power
bsudss defending Ne national honor against fossgf
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steamed ont Of the narDer slowly and

ehs steamed ont Of the narDer slowly and
solemnly.
es nsw regulation established with the Court
'efRQMs providing for the suppression Of great
Npmbtr Of holidays in the year throughout the
Spanish dominiens Ia to 80 into force next Jan.
nary.
Since my last despatch there have been no
more shocks Of earthquake at Santiago.
Her Rough Experfedce at sS:s. So. S---iI
HAvASA, Dec. 4, 1867.
The Spanish iron-clad Tetuan had to put back
here from sea. Her intention was to 90 BY way Of
st. Thomas to the Canary Islands, but her GOALS
proved insufficient owing to the heavy sea against
which she had to make head. The Tetoan was in
latitudc twenty-six degrees thirty.two minutes
when she changed her course. A violent wind
and very heavysea caused her to roll in shocking
manner. The water covered the bulwarks and
the force Of the sea damaged her hull consider
ably. For while she hove to under foresail and
staysail. The indicators showed that she was
heaving about seventy-two degrees. After con-
sultation it was decided that the best course
would be to return to Havana. Her rate was six
and half knots per hour.
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Theafro Francai..

Still another dssN ppehsss In the doldi Lam nish.
Ms Longchamps took fostesS place. .hc latter being
indisposed The nov aspirant 70 the ducA honors Of
0fsnbsch acted with animston and SPIRIT and threw
much soqussy end vlvacisy into the merry role Con-
siderins that Was the nrs1 isms abe ever saaaysd
sns character In public, her rsi.erins q y gives
proriss OF nsr Sshs a fair subsstu!s lor Nile.
fos6s whenever that plagusy affection Of tns In'oa'
deprvss US Of this inimiabis actress AZ for As Long
chsmps' voics fortunately. 0nenbaoh Is very MOD
in his demands for vocal ability and although
In her It IL rather limited. yet there sumcons
sparkle and Scrai m il for the part The acting Of Gene
raj Boum. Prince Paul and Baron Puck IN !he con-
be witnessed IN some Of our leading American theatres
Every lite detail OF tone gesture and action s 90 care
fully studied BY these three admirable actors that there
Is nothing let for SUGGESTION and yet they coatrvo 70
introduce some new feature each night II would 90
worth the while Of some OF the managers Of the
theatres to send their sol dan stars to learn what true
acting Ia from those artises There s ene department
Of ia Grands Duchssse that sadly needs improvement
The leader OF the orchestra but few ideas
OF the responsibility OF his position beyond drowning
the vocal parts with the full power OF the orchestra
hurrying the choruses through at such rate that the
voices and instruments more frequently dissonant
than harmonious and imperatvey cutting short the
best ponts ID the songs OF the principal Characters Is
is a common complaint in our theatres that the or
chestra IL the last thing manager thinks o. and that
the poorest materials are placed IN the hands OF an
incompetent leader to distort operate or dramatic music
In all kinds or shapes surely Il 10 time TO put stop
toit.
The Golden Branch AT the Academy Of Music.
a. r.asda, ayanipc H. IA Poi ard his combination
~ 11a' oAe 49, ~ - - u,
ballet troupe which really comprises larger number
or prenrcs danseuses than ever before appeared the
Amor,c.r .,a,e ,ook ro.sess,on Of Tho Academy OF
nni0''san saso' 'ooA pos'o''oA '. -.
Music. In the spectacular FAIRY world Win wnicn our
public has become familiar migratons and transfer.
nations SURPRISE and the arrival Of Terpschore
at tho Academy OF Music was welcomed py large ana
fashionable assembly Of spectators II TO be hoped
change OF name from DEVILS Auctioup
.la' .,.a - s.-s :. -,' ~, - ','.'1
-''Ine Goloen branch VIII prove auspicious other
changes this spectacle have been made particularly In
tho co.,rmea and sconarv Tha magic fairy fountain
was an aStrsmov oautif,l exhibition Of water crysa
cha,;cai sscta and chaste living satnarv We missed
The two tall ne looking female eentaurs who have been
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shs ran into tho sssst whom gentleman paasng 81
The time took on her burning cloak and abe Immediately
70 her homo without, 10 believed. Du1fsinng onv
injury beyond fright and the loss OF her cIoak.
Tul Loxo ISLAND HIsroRIcAI socrsrY. Tho rsguias
M ting Of the Long Island Historical Society held
la, avs ring In the chapel Of the Packer Institute In
Io,.., 'trssA and after the usual routine business
vss sy.r.sc,. an interesting paper read by John
Lord II. n ,,on the life and character Of Edmund
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CANADA.

Advance In Commercial Bnnls stock.
MONTREAL, Dec. 6, 1867.
TIE Commercial Bank stock has advanced i've per
cent, ana ls now quoted at 20 a 80.
s stated that all the banks in Quebec and Ontario
will apply 10 Parliament at its second session for extern
sion oi charters Tho whole banking question will then
como up for consideration
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Reported Offer or the chief Command Of the
Allied Pacific Forces 10 Genera. Mosaucra.
The Repubica OF Popayan slaes that special envoy
had been sent from The government Of Peru 10 oaer
General Mosqucra the chief command Of all the allied
land forces the war against Spain. Tho envoy is In.
trusted moreover with tho power to confer upon the
gran general Colombian The title Of oGrand Marshal
ana Comm andcrn. Chief" Although this report seems
almost incredible u 10 nevertheless true that when
Nosqucra was sentcLcod TO four years banshment he
chosa Psru a the land OF his exile.
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PROBABLE MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA.

From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday j
PnrIADEIpurA, Doc s, 1851.
IN midnight the 9TH inst Charles Winters, -
keeper OF saors' boarding house. was assaulted and
terribly stabbed and cut with knife 10 tho hands Of -
sailor named William Brophy, alias McCarty HIS iefS.
eye nearly destroyed by cash extending from th6
nose to the ear There was also wound In the neck
three inches long. Winters precarious con-
ditlon. Brophy has been arrested. Ho says that hs
acted in SELL defence.
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Arrcsf Of BurKInrs at HHdsOn.
HupsoS. Dec s. 1867.
Two desperate burglars were arrested in Canaan, IN
this county yesterday, who have been operating in that
town and Chatham. One proves TO be Adam Ecols, an
escaped convict from Clinton who has eighteen months
70 serve out and for whom reward OF 800 offered
The other Charles White, Ia stranger and nothing Is
known OF him, but he s desperate as his colleague
In crime. They confined in the Hudson Jail In
default OF $5, 900 bail each.
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MEETING o. woollsN MANUFACTURERS.

A meeting OF tho National Association Of woo!len
Manufacturers assembled at the S. Nicholas hotel last
evening. Leading manufacturing enterprises In the
country were fully represented and hearty and unsn
r~sns action taken In response to the proposition of
National Wool Growers Assooston lately IN session
me products OF the woollsn ndusry OF ths country and
eli auxiliary arts and trAdss Tho exposition viii %
held early nsxt In some Western city-Chicago
g. Louis, Cincinnati or Cisveland--loca competition
hsinc invfted-
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ILLINOIS,.
Fatal RaiIrond Accident.

Fatal Railroad Accident.
AURORA, Dec. 8. 1867.
train on the Bavaria Branch Railroad this after
noon miles east OF Aurora struck wagon cross
ing the track containing two ladies and one gentleman
Ono OF the ladies' instantly killed and :he gentleman
was 50 seriously injured that he viii probably 7c recover
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Heavy verdict Asainst Whiskcy Dealers In
Cincinnati.
CrcrssAr, Dee 9. 1887
IN The case or the unIssd States against Chance Co.
~n,tsy d,ssills, asans when charges sf fraud spsn
- sevsrnnsus ARE Alleged, ths Jury have returned
v0rNoj Of S2sS. 900 IN favor Of the govssamsns
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Appointment by Governor Fcnfon.
ALBANY, Dec. s, 1857
Governor Fepton has appointed Salmon Shaw OF Buff
falo Commissioner OF the Niagara frontier police g.
trict In place OF James Adams resigned.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

DrsAarrss AT sEA--LIvxRPcoL, Dec 5-fhs bark
Humboldt. Captain 0srdss. which lef. Baltimore on
the 3tth OF October last for AmsterdAm with cargo OF
tobacco. vas recently lost Oh hs coast OF Holland. No
further particulars are received.
I LdvHRroor, Dec. 6-Ths bark vssa wss lost OF
emma q hant
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CALF FORNiA.

Inauguration OF Governor HaiGht-Ninrinc
Intelligence.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s, 1867
Governor Haight was inauguratod to-day.
The steamship Moses Tayl sailed to-day for San Juan
The ship Cape Horn Liverpool has arrived here
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COLORADO.

The Removal Of tho Capital 10 Denver.
DENVER, Dec. g. 1867.
The House OF Assembly has passed the bill providing
for removing the capital OF this Territory to Denver By
seventeen majority and win pass the Upper House To-
morrow.
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54s Broadway.
a.-ruiycrsnI Exposition. pnrls. I

A.;|-UniyersnI - sExposition., Paris, 1867:
The rs grand god medal for American Grand square and
Upright Pianos the unsnimoqs verdict o. the In.cs
order Of merit all other American exhibitors and ovef
than -four hundred pianos entered for competition by
nearly all the celebrated manufacturers OF Europe.
warerooms Nos l09 and Ill East Fourteenth street, New
Yurk
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supDEs DnArH. An unknown mas won't into iiouoi
stors d No sle rsash avsnss. about halfpsT sil
o'clock Last evening Asd called FOR drnk. whps Y
ne act Of ias ne ss V ~ weasA b suSes.'y f'l
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Greeley and Wilson Ashamed OF the Radicals
in the Convention.

VsTteICy HuU w EIsOH NSuUmcU OF tud NuuICuIB
In the Convention.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 5, 1867
Mr. Greeley recently wrote to Senator Wilson to exert
his influence TO restrain the Alabama Convention from
adopting extreme measures. Senator Wilson writes
General swayne that the policy pursued by the Convsn
on in lcgisatng for divorces and In other ways trans
cendng their authority ana the ultra speeches OF Mr.
Bingham and men OF that class doing injury
reconstruction and bringing odium on the republican
party.
The final vote the adoption OF the constitution
taken late this evening hnd resultsdyeas 6 nays 10;
absent and not voting, "a.
Mr.. SKMPrE OF Montgomery, presented proesL signed
by fifteen members, some Of whom are absenlees The
protest was ordered 70 be spread the Journal but the
names OF the absentses who signed stricken of.
Two other msmbers gave notice that hsy would present
protest tomorrow One has been presented previously
by sick member, which makes seventeen members
who protest against the constitution.
The Convention will probably adjourn tomorrow.
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Vh0 lrOn.Clud Tetuuu-ReIfef Tor Porto Rico
Exchange Quotations-Provision Market
Arrivals.
HAVANA, Dec. 4, 1857
Letters received here that the Spanish iron clad
steamer Tetuan en- route this port from Spain a.
has put back, leaking.
The Spanish war steamer Francisco do Asis viii sail
from this port tomorrow for Porto Rco there TO await
the arrival OF General Lersund the newly appointed
Captain General OF the Island Of Cuba from Spain, and
bring him 70 this city There little doubt that when
he arrives here great demonstration win be made 10
his honor as he Is personally very popular with all
classes Tho Francisco de Ass will take out with her
TO Porto Rico large quantity OF provisions for relief OF
the sufferers there by the recent fearful tornado.
Bills on London at short sight selling at l7h 18
per cent premium, and at long sight at l5k l5A per
cent.
Potatoes, e4 25 per bushsl; bacon, sl5 per cwt
Arrived, steamers MORO Castle, from New York, and
Cuba, from New Oreana
Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
HAVANA, Dec 8. 1867.
The sugar market 10 without any animation.
Exchange on London closes at l21S a Is per cent
premium; on Paris at X por cent discount to par. and
the United States long sight for currency at 25
26k per cent discount and for gold at short sight at
S1z per cent premium.
The provision market is abundantiy supplied
The weather Is cool.
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Country. .nTerchants-CaiI af O5 Liberty
street. 10, aud examine the Weighing and easurtng
Cup; u 10 article Of merit that every family Will buy
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a SnIeufIId s;iUht.

Splendid sight.
Those sterng sparkling gems Of wealth. ths Gettysburg
store 63 broadway The chance afforded only
once lifetime. Invest only dollar 10 build uae-
uonal home for disabled sodlors.
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM.
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HAVE ALL THE LATEST TELEGRAPH1C AND
ofIiER NEWS or TuR DAY. TWELVE GENTS A.
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"A Great Reduction In Prices Of Ladies',
Misses and Ch!drens Boots and Shoes, OF all syies
at JEFFERS, l. 1856 and I. I3s Broadway.
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Batchelor's Hair pye.-The Best IN the
world the only perfect Dyes harmless rclablc instautAuo
Gus. Factory 81 barclay street
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Confectionery Of the Choicest Kinds, ne
RusHroNs Family Drug store. ~ Astor House. corner q
Barclay street.
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President J0hnson,s Message and Its Eject
The London Tunes MIR. Johnson's POSI-
uOn-The Alabama Claims-The Transntlan.
tic Mail Contract.
LONDON Dec 8, 1867.
Copious extracts Of the Message OF President John
son. which were received per cable published here
to-day.
In commenting on the paper the London Times has
the following Message shows that Mr.. johnson
has learned nothing. Ho transcends himself impru-
dsncs. He regards his office absolute soversgns do
their prsrogativea He forfets all respect It hard
70 ray where the hope Of the people Of the United
States lies between johnson the side and Ste
ysns ON the other"
The other journals use similar language on the SUBJ
jecl
The reference In the Presidents Message to the Ala
bama claims coupled with Lord Stanleys despatch TO
Mr. Ford on the subject has created considerable
distrust In financial circles.
In the House Of Commons this evening the matter
Of the mail eontrac. across the Atlantic came up again
for confederation The government informed the House
Of tho unaccepted bidders That line offered to carry
the American mail between New York and Liverpool at
the rate Of penny per half ounce required four
failure BY the present contract penny per letter
- 70 b paid.
Earl Derby the Conference Plan.
LONDON. Dec. 5-Midnght
In the House or Lords this evening Earl Derby
sad that Lord Stanley refused 60 into the proposed
conference for the settlement OF the Roman question
until the bases likely to be agreed 10 By the great
Powers had been previously submitted.
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye.-;The Hest Fvsr " nm.
ufacturcd. Wholesale and rctAus hso applied, ~ SA
Astor House.
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nj aud Visiting Cards and silver Ware Enxraying
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wilfa fg pfkErtoRaE iSbs srr5yc WIZ
ofaks SEws IA IEs pAv rEIh1s4faclsoS IMsn csSS AZ
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popular priees. BURKE, t7s Fulton street,
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National Lottery cf sp.ir;-
1857. sLSses IN goS dTs-a c.s,,. srile sssa oss -
Prizes eashed and informal ~ t1rnis ysed.
TAfLQK "A Co, Bankers,
lS Wf.li street. New York.
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standard silver Plated l:rtosis.
NONE BUT ruK vE(VY RE4r
REDTIELD RICE hASuFAckf kfukfSv coNrANf,
splendid siocx of one Mex Silver ana white 'ke.sr
Plated 3oods elegant Ia design perfect In voska n hI
Superior n quality prepared for the Holiday
dsmand ~ q our own msna Icsure and fully warranted
REDsiELD 4 RICE N snuiAcsusins Company.
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The PRESS TELecaAMs.

The Iron-Cind Tetunn-Rciief for Porto Rico
Exchange Observation-Disclosures Market
Arrivals.