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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON Dec. "a, 1897
III O'CLOCK y. H.
Thc Proposed Reducsion Of the Resaia~
Army.
" understood that the House Military Commit
nave begun seriously 10 consider the prope.y OF carry
ing tns work Of economy into the army. bill will
% prepared some time before tho close OF the session.
u said, providing for very large reduction Of tho
regular army, the procsm Of reduction 70 commence
when the drs Southern Kate 10 admitted 10 represents
lion Ia congrsss and 70 bs continued a the military
dren ere dlnpjshsd Until the army 10 brought dow
70 twenty-five thousand men.
The Purchase Of 81. Themas-The Delay In
tho Transfer.
The obstructions intsrpossd in the way OF speedy
eonsummatlon Of the 81. Thomas purchase BY the
fsssicus spirit Of the Committee on Appropriations OF
The House Of Representatives,, Al manifested In tho
contest some days SINCE ~ to whether the matter OF
The purchase should be referred to the Committee
Appropriations or Foreign Affairs. ha. had rather
uns0vard effect upon tho minds Of the Danish com.
missonsrs already arrived In view Of terminating the
bargain. As Is known, the question Of the annexation
Of the island to the United States be submitted
10 tho vote Of the people To superntend this feature
In the sails learn that OF the Danish commission
ers left yesterday f0r IS. Thomas The other commis
soner. am informed set out several days since for
New York. en- yous for Europe, carrying some
important information. The recent scenes in the
House Of Representatives over tho financial
feature Of the purchase Of S. Thomas will
delay the transfer OF the island, and BY those I'D.
visod Is said April next will have arrived before the
bargain completed. II the House % TO mako the
necessary appropriation II is understood that the gov
ernmsns will await the action OF the House respecting
the appropriation Of the money before any steps will be
taken toward the transfer.
Christmas Holiday I'm the Departments.
Nearly oil the Executive Departments closed to day at
and will not be rsopened for the transaction Of
business until Thursday morning.
United States Supreme Court.
the following were disposed OF to-day In the
Supreme Court OF the United states:--
No lo-Muss.na. plaintiff In error vs. Cavazas ., al
Case argued.
4 No. Ss-Propsiler Hypodame, appellant. Va Chaplin
el a. Case Araned.
No b4-Alexandsr. plaintiff 10 error. W swseny
Of al Case submitted.
No. 5o-Un!ted States appellants vs. schooner Watch
fu! Case argued
Adjourned until Thursday.
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rYs nv rALIfVssA sEsAros

The Springfield Republican furnishes the following m
regard 10 tie new uoI,sd states Senator from Cali
fornla.--
Eugene cssseriy, the democrat just elected 20 full
Of six ysars Tie United States senate from Call
fornla succeeding John Connes, republican prsmi
ueut lawyer OF ssn FrsncscohsAd of the 6m Of which
Mr.. W. n. 4. Barass formerly sf this clay, 70 mem.
ber--of middle age Of genuine ability, and ~ least
character that will not b oonsp!euousiy bad 10
the now company be II 70 keep a. Washington He q
New Yorker By birth and education, both or which
~srs good ana before he emsased 70 California, Gsss
years ago. wss an tctive, earnest Van Duron free so
democrai IN politics. WITH snch ansscsdents - ludas
he must BE- bestef than the average OF California
Democrats, the type bong Of The copperhead stamp.
hut ths old southern lenders Of the Caorna democracy
are not likely 70 coms 70 tho top again Thsii
subsldencs 10 the price thsn party has 70 pay sos asy
chance a a 81 power
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LOUISIANA.

The Observation-Disclosures for q Loan
The Coming State Fair.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ~ 1867
The Convention today almost unanimously adopted
Mr.. cooleys resolution repeating The bond ordnance
and adopted instead the ordinance reported BY the
Finance Committee, with some amendments. A.
adopted the ordinances provides that direct Of one
mill per cent on oil real and personal property b ool-
lectsd By the shsrifs.
An ordinance was also adopted appontnsa committee
10 negotiate loan 70 relieve the immediate necessities
Of the Convention II successful In negotiating the
loan the money collected as tax to bs placed 70 the
credit Of that loan n the treasury.
The exhibition OF the products and manufactures OF
British Honduras will form considerable feature In tho
Louisiana STATE Fair In this city on the Ith Of January
next
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lLrrscAYlus IL THE rive POINTS.

ss 'usman bearing the democratic name Of h'chssk
sss,s A has attained the age Of shirtynvs years aud
who rss,as At No. Is Harrison street. while in the cssss
prseue, OF ID. Five Points and in that psrsisulsr poins
kaowu - Hirs.>,u place. undertook last evening t.
assume tbs role Of 's.duE republican and sr'nd d ~
samsd Frederick Csok tsrams engaged IN sn aitsrc.-
sioa. ana aichas. necomiw possessed o. hi.oSss oS
Hamiiu . friend or Michael, got in the way OF ths
hatchss woh asaae was ha,aling ,S. and received .
vsysd 10 BsIsvps Hospital and Magic vas locked W 10
Ihs sIih preoirtt station house.
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FRANCE.

Uneasy Fceiins Towards Italy-The Bomrse
Troubled and Flnt-Debatc ON the Army
Btll-AnticipatIonso OF War.
PARIS, Dec. N-EveninG
The unsettled condition OF affairs In Florence causes
much anxiety here The changes impending In tho
italian government II Is feared will place Italy In
dneuscug attitude towards France.
Tho feeling the Bourss IL uneasy. and renses have
Deem nat and nominal all day.
The debate on the bill for the reorganization or
Ahs army continued In the Corps Lsgsasis yssssr
day.
Marshal Mel made speech, in which ho defended the
Dill on the ground that such would have the
tendency TO prevent war; and was in effect guaranty
Of peace
NJ Jules Favre spoke for the second time against the
bill, dsAounciug 1t in strong terms ~ dangerous IN
strumenk
Olivier said the introduction or the bill a. this tmo
proved that the governmeu. anticipated an early
He thought France would be much stronger and better
prepared for hostile contingencies should constu
aional system OF be granted 70 The nation
This he most earnestly wished the country would oven
Suaiy have.
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General Menabrea 10 Reconstruct
the Italian Cabinet.
Grand Eruption Of Mount We
suvius.
-Tenian Attempts to Destroy Gas
Works In England and Scotland.
SPECIAL IE.EcaAM 70 THE HERALD,

sGeaorai Msnabrca TO Retain tho Premier.
ship-The Cabinet to be RECONSTRUCTED.
FLoRENcK, Dec. "a, 1867.
The Cabinet crisis produced by the action Of
General Menabrea In placing his resignation OF
the premiership in the hands of the King in con.
sequence of the adverse vote Of the Parliament
on the Roman policy has eventuated in rsorgan.
azation. not dissolution, OF the Ministry.
General Menabres Is to remain at the head Of
affairs.
The General will form new Cabinet.
There will be changes OF ministerial officials
but It Is supposed that the party principle Of the
Premier will be preserved.
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CANADA.

Reopcning Of shipynrds AT Qmcbec-supposed
Loss OF the Hibcrnta.
QUEBEC, Dec "a, 1867
Two shipyards have been roopened In this city, the
propreors having provided against interference By the
5hipcarpenters' Union.
Hon. Mr.. Chenvau has received the degree OF Doctor
from the Loval University.
There Is some excitement In Montreal In consequence
OF the contradictory repos Of the loss Of the steamship
Hlbernia
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appointment Of Oncers TO tho Soldiers
Home-Ordered to Duty in the Quartermas-
ter's Department.
WASHINGTON. Dec. "a, 1887.
Brevet Major General J. O. Mcintosh, Lieutenant
Colonel Torty-second infantry, has been appointed
Deputy Governor Of the Soldiers Home his former ap-
pointment ~ Treasurer having been revoked Surgeon
O. b Lamb In addition TO his duties as surgeon has
been appointed Treasurer and Secretary Of Soldiers
Home.
Major FL W. wharton, OF the retired list, has been
ordered TO report General Van vlsr Deputy Quarter
master General 81 Baltimore
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ARYssINIA

steNdy md FavorabIe Advance os the British.
LosDor Dec "a 1851.
The accounts recsved ~ Mnmowah Of The condition
and progress OF the British expedition in Abyssna are
al favorable The army was steadily advancing into
hs interior Up 10 the date Of the lats despatchss
shsy had met with noopposison; but the contrary
shsy he'd been received In . friendly manner By the
sasivss svsuwhsrs along The line of march,
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4 HusarAAE N K'sssACsustTrs.

A Number of Baiedjuss Blown Down aad Scs~
erai Borsens IaImred.
lFron She Evening Tsiss'sS % Of Yesterday
BeuoS, Dec "a, 1867
A ,srrb,s gaIe svsps over PltiSaeld in Berkshire
county yestsnday uprootsng tsees Nowng down CHM
nsys and doing other serious dragon,
A portion Of Caeuk2r's block, o. refth suee,, was
blown down and the Aebr!s fell 0pea barpanks build
ing sdoinins badly damaging the Bsrafshre ha9e oics
Of workmsn 10 the prinsing sfdce ~sFv seriously sn-
w .-
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEW ),

ioSDoxpsnss, Dec "a Tho steamer Nsssorian. Cap
"a touched Neville to-day, AND sailed FOR Liverpool
Bsrsr, Dec. 2A-Ths steamship Persrs. Captain
New York The isth instant arrived ~ this port to-day
On the way "a Havre
sourHAHrrd~. Dso "a The steamship Wsssr, Cap
tain Wenck, OF the North German Lloyd, which lst
New York ea the 18th instant arrived 81 this port al
about ninstbci this mornIns After landing English
passenger and malls The wssef proceeded 70 Bsest.
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Marine lateiitgence.
HAvAsA, De- a. 1851.
The report published 70 the Americas nswspapsr that
The homo sovsrnmsut proposed 10 ss ths Islands Of
Cuba and Porto Rico 10 the United States Ds. sup.
ported By the advlces from spa.n and 10 undoubtedly
pure invention It's pronounced false BY the highest
authorities Of the Island The cubans are much amused
By the story.
sugar fk rias per arrobs. for No IA. D. 8 Ex.
change on London, l3k per cent premium; on Paris,
par; on New York, "a FAX per cent discount; short
owt Potatoes, 50 rs per bbL
York.
The steamer Rap.dan sailed to-day for New York
the steamer Liberty sailed yesterday FOR Baltimore
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Mount vesuvius In More Intense aud Grand
Eruption.

LONDON, Deo a. 1857.
Dispatches received from Naples mention that the
efupon OF Mount vesuvius continually increasing In
power and splendor Immense sheets Of white yellow
Iand crimson nams hundreds Of feet above the
crater and at night the Bay Of Naples 10 lighted
np for miles Lava pouring down the mountain side
IN immense quanttiss and large occasionally
kehrown out from the mouth OF the volcano. deep
fumbls like reverberating thuudsr s heard from time
70 time ~ 10 the bowels OF the earth and many or the
people In the vicinity have left their homes fearing an
Earthquake or other calamity No such eruption has
probably occurred In vesuvius for centures and the
spectacle is regarded OF the most magnificent
ana sublime ever witnessed In nature
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usowsso cAusalrY.

James Mccoy and his wife. who we're smpoyci % q
steamboat which Is moored ~ the fool q Fifly-ninsh
street. Ess, river we're about going board the boa,
last evening whom Mrs. Mccoy slipped from The gang
pank, and when falling catchsd her husband dragging
him with her into The river. Assstaucs WAS speedily
a. hand and Mr.. Mccoy Wa rescued 10 a. exhausted
condition, but his wifs Vas drowned.
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Promises Of the Fermosa Pirates 60 thc
ansce.
Lospox, Dec. "a. 1897.
Dispatches from China state that owing 70 the urgent
remonstrancss and formidable demonstrations made BY
foreign powsrs the Formosaas have promised treat
shpwrscksd sailors With humanity hereafter and the
chinsss govsrnmsns has guaranteed that The promise
shail bs kept
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NEW YORK.


Accident ON the Hudson River Raiiroad-No
One Hurt.
PoUGHKsEPsrH, Dec. "a, 1851,
IL 46 O'Clock p, N.
There was miraculous escape from railroad disaster
on the Hudson River Railroad tonight The New York
express bound north, due here ~ ESQ o'clock p
NJ just after passing over the New Hamburg draw
BRIDGE and while going At the rate Of thirty miles per
hour ran on broken rail- Two sleeping coaches and
one passenger left the rails and bounded over down
the track. thence jumping across ties and rails, but
remained upright and finally stopped without injury 10
any one. The train reached here two hours bshind
Time.
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TEXAS.

KickapOo Outrages tho Rio Grande.
EHw ORLEANS, Dec ~. 1857.
Galveston advces state that the Kickapoo Indians have
committed murders aud outrsgss shs Rio 0rands
and crossed Into Mexico. Judge Nooman has applied
General Reynolds for permission 70 ndict and claim
them from Mexico under the Extradition treaty.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Disappearance Of an Express Agent from
Springfield.
ssnxausLD, Dsc ~, 1851
kdwts Coton. agsat OF the Adams Express Com
pany 10 this city has bssn seen or heard Of since
Friday. when hs was 10 New York su company bus!.
mesa All Inquiries and investigate TO ascertain hs
fate are thus far unavalling
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THE South Atlantic Observation-Disclosures q
Ordered 10 Ordinance Duty-Omcers on Wait.
Ing Orders.
wAsHNGros, Dec a, 1857.
ns NAVY ptparmsut is in receipt OF dispatches from
Rear Admiral Davis, commanding the South Atlantic
squadron. dated Bahia, Brazil, November 4 Informing
the Department OF having rscslssa On bosrd-ths dag
ship cusrrsrs With the proper honor the President Of
Ihe provincs Of Bahia
Rear Admiral Davis also reports the condition and
smpoymeus Of The vessels belonging the South A..
laailc squadron a. foilowsi-Ths Guerrisre was d
anchor In tho harbor Of Bah!a In excellent condition
ths Pawnee and Wasp also at Bahia both needing
repairs: the Kansas was at Nontsvdeo the Huron ai
Rio JaneIro, and the shsmokn Of anchor on Buenos
Ayrea
The following named midshipmen OF the Gated
States Navy have been ordered for ordnance duty
Frederick ": Croker John G. Foley. Henry W. Lyon
and Charles sperry, Al the Boston Navy Yard william
a Parker, q the navy yard at Washington; U. Day,
George W. Caster and Rufus Waterman the New York
Navy Yard; Asa Walker, at Portsmouth. N. II.
Tho following ofhcers have been detached from the
United States steamer honorgahela waiting orders:
Lieutenant Gts,a Z. q Harrington. Ensgns I A. Lyons
Richards; Second Assistant Engineer G. j. Habgorst
and Carpenter A. @. Thomas.
Commodore Charles g. Boggs, Of the De Soto. who
has been absent for several days visit TO New Jsr-
sey, returned TO this city this evening" learn that the
Dc Soto, now undergoing repairs AZ Norfolk, and sx.
pected 70 DO ready 10 reon the North Atlantic squadron
on the ors Of next MONTH will not be ready before the
nth.
The vacancy occasoned BY the death OF Rear Admiral
James Palmer is understood will be Hlled by Rear
Admiral William Radord who stands next on the active
iiss IN the line Of promotion.
Tho United states Steamer Don mt Kcy West.
tFrom the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
na0
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FIRE ia FORTRESS MONROE,

Carroll Hall, jed Davis DtttPFKssti tx""rtorss
I'm FIamcs.
FoarRKss AoSRog, "a, Dsu. ~ 1851.
About four o'clock this morning au alarm o. nre 49,
given inside the fostresa procseded from Csrrots
Hall, the formerly occupied by Jen DAsIs navng
caught hrc by live Goals failing from tne gra.c Lns
chief engineer Of the Fire Dspartnsms wav pIompsiy
hand with steamer NO 81 and ths nhmes rsro sooa
extnguished although ,ho fns was rzpfdly spreading
The damage doua 10 the buildRg 10 slEhtA
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THE Ness TELEGRAM.

Fatal Accident the Central Railroad.
BUFFALO Dec "a 1867.
Thomas Fury fireman on the Niagara Falls division
Of the New York Central Railroad, was killed this morn.
Ing By bis head coming in contact with bridge ~ the
train approached the city.
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AUSTRIA.

fhe Jewish Emancipation Bill Passed.
vxsvA, Dee "A. 1857
rhs bill for the smsaepasioa Of The Jews has PASSED
fhs Rschsrsth.
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IHE Press rELecaAMs.

Reconciliation of tho italian Cabinet.
FLoRsscE, Dec. "a, 1867
The existing Cabinet ID not to be dissolved. Some
changes In its composition will be made, but General
4snAbrea Will remain At the head OF tho govenmeu,
And under his direction the reorganization Of the Minis.
Ary will proceed.
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ENGLAND.


Change OF Tncncs OF the Fenians-Opern-
, lions Against tho Gns Works.
LONDON. Dec. "a, 1857.
The Fenlsns are stin active Ihsnewest sensation is
she effort made last evening destroy The gas works at
Glasgow.
Attempts had made the night before to destroy
Abe gas works ut Warrington, near Liverpool. In both
cases the Efforts unsuccessful The authorities
nose cities doubly wachfu and no further trouble
% apprshsnded.
Dispatches received from various parts Of the king
dom report everything quiet TO day
The savans to President Johnson.
LONDON. Dec. "a. 1857.
At q banquet given N the Royal Polytechnic on
Saturday night last In reply 10 the following sentiment
from The Duke or Wellington fscitous telegram from
1hs President the Cntsd satos read amidst great
enthusasm Not little Of the interest attaching 70
- these dispatches grows Of their rapid transmits
oion:-
prxssACn or rHn DUKE WELLINGTON PREsrDExr
TEE uHiTED tTArEs
The Duke OF Wellington, the directors and scientific
guess at the Royal Polytechnic, London Eugiand
shs United ssatss iher apology being that % The ais
oovsres Of science The intercourse between Two great
nations 10 indebted
The above message was nine minutes, thirty seconds
in transit from London 10 Washington, follows--
London 70 hearts Content four minutes thirty seconds,
Hearts Content 10 Plaster Cove, minute, thirty
seonds s Pastsr Cove, thirty ssconds Plaster Cove
20 New York; minute, thirty seconds; New York 70
washington one minute. thirty seconds
REPLY.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81, 1867
Duxs or WELLINGTON. London-
I recprocats the friendly saiutaton Of the ban
quoting party a, tho Royal Poyteehno, and cor.
daily agree With them In the sentiment that
free and quick communication between governments
and nations Ii Important agent IN preserving peace
good understanding throughout the world, and ad-
As ANDREW JOHNSON.
The reply occupied twenty-nns minutes In actual
transmission.
On tho Same evening message OF twenty-five words
vas started from the Poytechnc for Hearts Content a.
exactly nne p. NJ, and a. ten minutes past nlne she
reply Of swsn,y.four words vas delivered
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VIRGINIA.

General Browns Order Of Muster Out Re.
v0ked.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. "a, 1851
Tho order mastering out General O. Brown bead OF
the Fresmsn's Bureau In Virginia has bsen revoked
The New York herald., 1867-12-25

sA.-Jniyer.ai Exposition.. Paris, 1867:
STE1SWAi a SONS Triumphant having been awarded
the first grand gold medal for American Grand square aud
Upright Pianos 1y the unsnimoas verdict OF the Inter
order or merit all other American exhibitors and
four hundred pianos entered for competition
nearly all the celebrated manufacturers q Europe.
ynr '-
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An Ladies' and Gentlemen, Young apd 0I1s
desirous Of having their hair sppesr tesupiu durng hs
THE HAIR a ones II quess The nervous action Of hs
stops failing out keeps the head clean Sold BY all
druggists fancy goods dealers and hair dresserDt
and .. my orce, 4, l23 Broadway, New York.
SARAH 4. CHEvALIER. ~. y.
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO. Dec. "a. 1867.
nrs occurred In Stevens lumber yard, corner Of
Erie and Kingsbury strssta The loss will probably
reach 81, 900; partially Insured in local companies.
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A..Cbinn, Glass and Plated Co0ds.-rn View
Of removal town early In spring oasr our snre
DAVIS CoLIAMoRE CO.. an broadway,
-Four doors below Brooms street.
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Merry. .Chri-sme-. LadIe--Avd " You Mi.s
beautiful Boots shoes artisle CATERS Ihdh kuobuS
Ac., patronrc MILLER A CO., No Union square.
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Death or Ex.aIcmbcr OF Congress Robert
smith.
ST. LOUIS, Dec "A. 1867
Robert Smith, formerly member Of Congress from
Alton district illinois, died At his residence near Alton
last night Mr. Smith . native OF Pstsrboro N. H.
The New York herald., 1867-12-25

Hs Ggs.a: sTassf- p- S,. ssa In Tr. Srb.
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Man Drowned n, Kingston.

Man Drowned nj ktngstOn.
KINGSTON Dec "A. 1897.
To-day named salond while crossing on the ice
from Wolfe Island to this city broke through and was
drowned.
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LONDON, DcS ~ Aoofs
Thursday. as well a. Wednesday, will be observed a.
holiday. on both days business viii DO entirely
pended, and The Exchange and markets here and In
Liverpool will 6s closed.
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BatchcIor's Hair pyk.-The Best IN the
world perfect hsfmess ro able tustanane.
Qua Factory 81 Barclay street
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Is. 4..s !; o a.ps sns soT sr1s 81 qos4
Sold BY druggists everywhere.
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Consultation Water is n Certain Cure !ficE
Diabetes and all Diseases of the kdeeys. Depot % Cim
street. New York.
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The Grens encwstcrtn hns Eliocksd 30 a
EsanAny routes q trsvs Wv We r9e9, ~ % kNux tis
Prescott Aousc clear. sna the applicnors H., hts
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Window shades and Iiciinnds cf All Csicrs,
Brays paten self acting Hhxds fiKtpes hrsl IN use
q. l.. \ y. y kKLrI. tS7 rrozlwsr
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Wise, Tcupecs nnd Ornnmcnsa; iraIr.- pcsi
oRS. N Bgn1 ssgseL
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The South Atlantic squndron-NIidship o men
Ordered 10 Ordinance Daty-Omcers on Wait.
tng Orders.
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The United states Steamer Don mt Kcy West
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
KEY WEST Deo 49, 1867.
The Cnted States steamer Don, Captain Chandler,
arr yed here this morning Al quarter TO two. All we'll
Gu board
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To the Editor Of the New York VrrNin~Y
The ssternent accompanying an opinion ofJud<s gfe "A
The Marine Court published In Issue OF tno .Si r$
s impression that the action vas hssgd On tho
refusal ~ the attendant 70 pay freight Ia gold In AcA
70 Mr. Uschs allow me 70 state
Hirt-Ihst tho payment 81 freight was reflsef ~ him
soey .hs ground that there vas short delivery " Ss
sssona-rhn no tsnesr IN essbacks vas srsr made by
hn, ss inmhted.
Thd-Thas The currency question was rot rxlsed ty Ne
sction JAS, X. Hsf,T. -
Attorney for b.ntaoay 0scxs
Nav Yorr Dec a. 1857.
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THE passs reLrsaAn.

The Reported Sale or Cuba-Cemmercial and
Marine lnseitgeace.
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TAYLOR 4 co. BANKERS. - Wall strsei, M
The Largest Workshop OF the Body H. ske
liver whose oe1 70 withdraw tho blefFom she blood
when this important does 1o act the skn
yellow appearance and generally SICK hesachc sets In,
With chilly sensations and cold henda and tcst accompanied
VITA ioss 6f appetite The system tbs
ehnety doe. not xork we'll and both mind and boay are
dsorder~d the Afflicted becoming and frcu nndnq
fault With everything thon To any person In this
ccndiyon Dr. ID JAYNE's sANATIvE PlILs recora-
mended. ny their Illuminating action the nver
covers u healthy tone and enabled 70 perform ~ proper
fuAttona costlseLoks IN cured and al axgrAsAGnk
synaptoms of bliousuess removed. sold eyerywhdFe