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ILLINOIS.


REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
The Illinois Republican State Convention is
n be held in Peoria co., Cdnesday Mayo. The ca says:
The Republican voters Of lllnpis who support the
Congressional plan ct recons'rucng the disoifanlzrd
STATES who are iu favor of their speedy admission 70 u
attcpation in the Government Do utc in FAVOR "I
rechncut of public expenditure, honest ana 90 o. onc"l
administration 81 government of reducing lakes 10 hc
greatest possible extent, ~ maintaining the H.tiin"l
faith and honor uyi1atc who opposed 10 pa hg hc
Rebel debt damages or los ct slaves caused hy Ie.
son aud rebellion in favor 0f Tie protection ~ al
American CtzcHs. native uId adopted every "hcI ana
who are In favor Of the election of President ana vice
President whose faith 10 the loyal people OF the hlOh
viii not be broken. arc requested iO elect delegates
Tie state Central Committee has Issued separate nj
lres, 10 the Republicans of the State, az fulloWs:
In view Of the Importance 81 tie approaching cleo
io. the state Central Committee desire To call The Mt
fcuion ~ County Committees 10 the necessity ni speedy
aud perfect ORGANIZATION of Tie Republican parry ~ thcr
several counties for the Camlaigu Never since r or
sarzatlon ~ The Government have IuteTrsis more IN
port ant 10 The nation been before the people Never be
iIc were activity and energy moro essential our al
versatile stimulated hy support ~ Hctcani LAccn'
dive are strdluu every nerve To u upon ne b"N'fL-
mcut their pcrcious prlucple- That ihty Wlll tAciY
indication pTu-ts. Yet success 10 ouy 10 b. secured ny
Ilnr-hy agitation aud eternal vigilance; aud tAo tOi-
mttce express tlo ardent hope that every ktpublch an
OF the state VIII az once do his part toward perfect
Ing sucn an Organization as viii secure oar success De
Oud a pcradN cIturt."
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rrNToY CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.
ARKANSAS.
TIE REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.


Our friends IN Arkansas met III State COnyen-
ton AT Little Rock ard nominated the following ticket:
For Governor Gen. Powell ClaytOn for IieucnantGoy-
crnOr James NJ. Johnson Of MadisOn Auditor, James X.
berry; Secretary Of State H. T. j. White; Treasurer.
Henry PAGE; Supreme Judges Lafayette Gregg, John
Mcclure James Thomas Elliott; School Commissioner,
the Rev. ". Ii. Gillian.
Cen Powell CaytCn the candidate for Governor Is the
officer who, when commanding at Pine Blu beat OIL an
attack OF superior force Rebels calamity. since
The war he married Helena lady, and has bought ana
cultivated large plantation below Pine Bnn lie - a
gentleman IL pleasing and dasling address. ana 10y hs
able efforts upon The stump contributed largely 10 the
lac triumph of the Convention IN Arkansas He j. Wen
a uopulury known throughout the state, ana VIII De
tower Of strength 10 thc-IChct.
The Hon. L. T. j. White, the candidate for secretary OF
state has discharged the duties Of that position during
the administration O Gov. Murphy with great efficiency,
and stands h!gL !n the regard OF all 10y al men,
The Hon. Lafayette Gregg. for the Supreme Court, has
already distinguished himself upon the bench, ana has
one OF The s0udcst legal minds IL the state.
rhe Hon James T. Elliott Is an able aud experienced
the editor of that excellent paper The Journal published
AT Camden. -, -,
The Rev. W. II Gillian Is the presiding elder OF Tie
Methodist Episcopal Church North for the Arkansas cir
cut. ., -, =.
The Convention passed resolutions in favor of lmmed
ate reconstruction upon the Congress OHal PAN ~ iaNOr
W system frcc schools, uniform tXdtOn ana the lt
pcid OF the cotton tax. ,,.,.
The Republicans Of Arkansas have hard nght botJfe
them, but YlctOlJ IL within Their icael
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Z. L 4. MnnlcAl png.r 80. o. Malsn.lane. Nsw.YerL

n. n H. MKpcAi DkFr No. 81 Na.ienlan New.York.
DIAN Doo1oK Tie principles introduced Remedies DO
not reer but sipl method Of rs1g and
combining medicinal properties OF vegetable dI
entirely tie matter which largely into isay
preparations alas Pills. aud Lotions general
sARsAPARiLLAN. used IN the RENOvATNG RgsOLyTNr 10
the crystalline principle of sapara wherein all medicinal tas
Of tie reside by process ounce oe r
sapaau contains Of the curative power than twenty pounds the
crude root prepared in the advertised sarsapatlas
seoud uqi as TO the empeuatg properties OF the Re
solvent aud It's superiority all Direct Specific Remeies more ~
pc cay diseases located Ia the LUNGS LIVER, SKIN sIoMAth
KIDNEYS BLADDER AND UTERINE oRGASs-~e direct yo"r
attention to these a We adopt channel Of the press IN Ps
your Inquiries that hundreds Of eie Clans Nlo are "n'Dg
for information in regard principles recently
remedies and views the dangerous Csc Of erect
exclusive properties organic desngemea TO save Us the ssa' '
Involved Ia answering each letter
Direct Remedies q esusye prop rites to &C. on any
gland used general medicine unless uaoer the n"e' s"P
vision of Physician detrimental s rsele remedies o. ssl
power that sngnst the secreig ne OF The depFa'td
cs,iel ss.sas es s,sgy sse. phsn otf se e'ust'sen
eaaxa arrested sfetogs sesA es aFoh tas
aa:h detected n TIC isfssn ~ asa soa VS. SHs'
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DR., BOynton, whose lectures On geology IN Tins VI
entity q few years ago attracted 50 much attention
nnd such splendid audiences, has been resting iof
time from his labors but proposes to reenter the
field He is about TO deliver course Of lectures at
the Brooklyn Athenaeum, beginning on Monday, jan
e. and continuing through the week. The Doctor is
an enthusiast in his favorte science and what is bet
Ter his enthusiasm is contagious and infects bis
dience in a wonderful manner. His lectures ac-
cOmpanied by very brilliant illustrations. We he
speak for him the same fattering success that has
heretofore attended him, and trust that he will not
leave these parts, without giving New-YOrk, as well
as Brooklyn. taste Of his quality
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rous prophetic fire. and giving her the appearance OF tho
unconscious genius of music rather tdan OF the pro'e
sional artist She handles the piano with certain ca
ressng fondness which seems to yield its ecstatic harmo
MES 10 her touch bv the force Of sympathy and persua
sion instead Of mechanical necessity Tie first concert
Is TO take place on the 9th OF February at stenway Han
Fixes oPERA-HoUsE.
The programme at this establishment Tor the
present week ia as follows
Monday nighf-Martha-frs night OF Bilgn9li'
Wednesday n,ght-La Fayorita, Win Brlshoh
Thursday Hight-Lucre2ia BOrgia.
FrfdGV nighf-RigoleitO.
halndaY afternOOn-Marthn.
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REM1NIscENcE-MR. CAMERON.

One of the incidents at the sherman presen-
tation s noteworthy recalling what many are prone
forget After tho ceremony 81 presentation was over
the company called out for Mr. s. Cox who remarked
tnat Mt the beginning Of the its magnitude was uil.
deuated by the great body Of statesmen, politicians ana
people. But there were three men who seemed 70 az,
preciate its immensely said Mr. Coy Judge Douglas ad
told him. his way 10 Illinois, before his decease that
the war would be tremendous, and the preparations
should he stupcndous" that Gen. sherman had been ac-
counted crazy because he had said that 100000 men we're
required In the West; that Senator cameron tWho was
never accounted crazy however, hut who Il now lne
Der Of the Committee Foreign ReatioBs had Thought
100000 would be required He proposed 10 TOAST ire
War Minister, whose pTesclence equal 20 the great
emergency" The toast received with applause. ana
the General forward 10 acknowledge the colnpn-
National Intellgenter
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IHE DR1M1.
NInlO's GARDEN.


Judicious pruning and condensation have greatly
improved the Whit, Tawu." The performance on satur'
day evening passed smoothly OF within three hours and
was Witnessed aud appaudod by immense multitude.
10 appeared 10 that the dancing more delicate than
on the opening night, and that The dialogue had been
relieved Of some Of it, platndes The rantomimc has
entirely excluded. Tie acting cnscr ana more
crisp than fret. Particular attention. however was
absorbed by the scenic beauties Of the spectacle The
Transformation Scene worked without apparent flaw.
and made vivid impression on tho audience. II
certainly Is gorgeous spectacle aud greatly excos
s predecessor at the end Of Tic Black Crook" The
numerous, tn gradual growth Of eject "a more artlse
the NAL surprise II more startling ana dtngh'In.
first the Realm OF the Dragon Fly presents quiet
tropical appearance Vast palms unfold their leaves
under dim sky as Of early dawn ny ,ho morn u,
ing breaks the palms sk away OF Is go t
sight new vstas disclosed the hOulh of the ballet
The most xpected places Of ambush the lights IN
and change all manner OF cOlos Hash upon le eye
and noXicate the the dragon fly is sceno pervade
every combination Of painting aud gOupIgi the music
continues 10 sound and suddenly the whole vast scene
seems 10 splinter into ten thousand corruscatiOns OF
colorcd sht and everything CLEANS with angry eye
Of fire So intense Is the blaze OF glory at this clnat-
green curtain rapidly fa aud The aching sight isspared
There has never been elaborate or 30 magincent u
scene Of this ORDER displayed hitherto on tho American
stage though fastdious taste exaetng OF thought
and design The closing scene OF mIusun'oI ilsht
however viii ear the palm na ga pV saa 81 SPea ns
formation scene in " The White Fawn'
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Murdoch the tragedian, Will shortly give
a Reading, at stoinway Hall
"Nobody's Daughter" is announced for re-
ylyal tonight at Bauvard's Opera-IIousc
A new pantOmime based on Don Qulxotc,'
VIII he performed this evening at the Circus
Mfr. Vandenhoif will read, at Dodworth's Hall,
on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings
hOursr will be revived mt Wallack's Theater
ills evening, Mr. Lester Wallack playing Chdicotc
Miss Lolita will make her first appearance ut
the broadway Theator this evening as Le Neil and lie
MdrchiOneSs
The new Japanese troupe has made an mme-
date nit AT the Academy Of Music. 1t Is unquestomby
The best troup of Oriental acrobais that has yet visited
New-YOrk.
Mr.. Frederick Robinson has distinguished
ht,nseif nv a powerful and pathetic performance OF
Ii,r1,er Alien In the drama Of " Dora" at Sclwyns
Theater in Boston.
Col. Fitzgcrads very successful play Light
81 Iast mas been bought by Mr. Hayes Of the Olympic,
n6 viii bc produced III elaborate style ABOUT the hst Of
Wnrch The NTH act said 10 be exhaustive Of satire
ana humor; but the third act pcases the critics most
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XIm CONGRESS-SECOND So
HOUSE Of kEPEEsESTAII' lar Tan o.. 1865
DEBATING DAY


DEBATING DAY - ;ov,,ol
Immediately after The reading Oh w She on tie
Che Hons won't INTO Committee % ~. ~ c6aiT Tor gen
State of the Union with Mr.. Paine III 'no N'
Sral debate ,r,r oP THE rNIOY.
~. c,,ro,H, SiTs 0Jem y. j. addIessS,i ~ ,id
- f-,, b. remarks by 81! hE ~ 49, firi tion
nl'see, -. S,te of the Union from inc NHiS""
standpoint -. c,.prrNCY QUESTION.
Mr. MORRELL (Hrl, r"J ""'''' ~
inc quV'''' TN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 49,, ,~.,,,oo
-, Williams Rep udJ addressed the CVliiI C.
M MT " mn lie Democratic party Was resolsib, , Ua
tolion and it, consequences ana callhls tn'' 'Ho
5yer1u mt must remain ga The hands VI 10Y q" iioi
e,,o>-,, mon, Ma rcxt addressed tho Committee
~ IN Reools,rcli,n policy 81 he HePupII9n go!
Sbicb ba denounced rs destructive OF mo caIha PHI
ies NJ tbe Government, AID oppressive 10 INC VeOpo
Of the South - r,,.,,.cp.
Mr. WILSON G,cp Onio add e.sed the Co Ii po fe
4tc Cuo.og ~ thr % raccs AID the NAtlun'u 49, ~!
Secltred himself ~ favor OF paying the prihepai ci
6ords iu Ia l money, except where Spee4hO" ~ ~ f
on gold ., ,,,,,,rs
MFR HAWKINS ncp. TcnnJ next addressed ''e y ~ tho
~oitfee on the suhact of iudviCual iGhtf anu "" w, a.
Suty of The Government to rs citizens phttcln' ~
reference 20 tie claims Of citizens "t tennessee "S"'
tne Coycrrmrrt. arising ont of the war ~, >, .. -,
AZ g O'Clock til Committee rose, ana 'nc A1V"S' ."
fOurutd
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A Grent Improvement m

AKIIFTCIAII Il III Il IL
DR. FoyrNho has long ranked aong tie bet Dtt ST ciile Wv
eonhraion
Artificial Teeth tritng The steng sod at
cleanliness beauty fnh and perfect sdspon - rbht TIE
% Ordinary gold plate making The best arts>sa
deuia manufactured Dr. HOf1s once Is at No. sls boacss,
near LiehieeEtht
Dr. j. H. schenck, of Philadelphia respectfully 'sfssss
h patients AMI the public ,b ie will he PROFESSIONALLY 81 h asss
No ~ Bonist KewYoii TUESDAY. January q. from
TIL NJ. aud every TUESDAY thereafter His aedsiHs' nay
Vernsont sprina wnirr. which oanee. NH. v.,-
U.cers Kiaaey bi~es.s &c phi hy druggists ,s ,s..i
Spring Co.. sheldon, w M ssst.s, $500
,les hessae pspVi 90. 4li Bpsneai, ksp osE ~''
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LETTER FROM NAPOLEON III. TO THE MAYO

Prom The EegOIlsans Crescent jar q.
MAYOR Heath has received an autograph
letter from the French Emperor OF which the following
Is a translation: - 90. -.
PALACE OF THE TUILERTEs, Dec 30, 1867.
Monsieur the Mayor: have received the Photographic
views oil Me- Orleans which you have had the kadness
70 fepd ine in the Of the City Council IL was
with very strong interest that / passed IN re-
view the monuments and tie various lOcahihs
OF a city which cLEgs 90 France with so many
remcmbrances aud 50 many s4mpatiiies. lOn nave
partly retained lawe customs ana our
Language aud 1 entertain hopes that the links VIII be
made stronger by commercial intercourse. should DC
bsppy n the Universal Exposition In which you have
fakel distinguished part has contributed 10
our business relations Be pleased Sir, together with
your honorable colleagues OF tins Council. who have sent
me their lkeuesses, aid whose acquaintance de
lighted 20 made 10 accept my sincere thanks, and
fnr Assurance OF my best wishes NAPOLEON.
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spstial Autitts.

Although the " Flor de Mayo, from which Phaoas ryh
a perfume is made not Chinese production certainly belongs
(s) central hoxery kingdom.
Union Republican General Committeeman adjourned
meeting Committee ~ he held at siquafters No 90
Broadway. ouihgt seoOIdsL., IL EsDAi EVEN
ING. Jan ~, 81 :! O'Clock.
Pnrctua attendance IL desired
w phunNoSp Secs FREEMAN FIHlAN chairman
Pabc cct!na-A Special Meeting o. the FENTON CENTRAL
CAMPAIGN CLUB viii be held WEDNESDAY Jan 29 At Head
Broadway AMI Twenty at y O'Clock The
Erccnt Committee will their organization
SPECIAL kOIlIEILe Local Vice Presidents Secretaries and
The several Assembly District
quese evening at the place oeocA for
he ance with Articles aud Of tie Cow
transaction regular business Hon g. T.
SHAW the Hon b. CULVER, AID tie Lon T. j. FITnAN will
address The Cub. J. q. ABBE, Presiietl
G ~ h asSs |secrsais.
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Answer 10 Medical Inquiries.

The large number Of letters daily receiving from Phcsn In
al pats the United States Csnads &c. soliciting Information IN
gard marvellous curative poSerr saPAn and its
AMI the ucs principles secured ia the enovang Resoer eomps
publish replies rOagh the the clerical labor involved
each Letter would require i'ee nearly equal to the United
States Treasury Department wshns RADwAY Co.
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FERRYBoAT NIAGARA DESTROYED BY FIRE.

At 11l0 last night the ferry-boat Niagara,
h.opeti, IA tIe Pavopia Ferry Company aud lying IN
Der dock Jersey City, WAS discovered 10 DC Oh NJ ana
the flames spreading rapidly that u ~is Isioie 10
sayo her she was loose. dred out INTO the lNef
and grounding the fiath was entrelyJiestroyea.
The Niagara bought several years ago, OF te lech'
elip Ferry Company, had been entirety re-
built, and had not been used except IN case a
Of emergency for several mouths. No hle
had been in her furnaces for more than two montns
and II Is therefore supposed that she was Lighted
by AL inceBdiary. The loss IL estimated az about
$1,000 not Insured. Tue Messrs. Smith * Rand, pow
Der Manufacturers have anchored In the river opposite
Jersey City several old vessels which they for storing
powder As the Niagara fOaed out she came In contact
WITH oi OF these vessels. but 1Oated away without ~
ebg More than 1900 kegs Of powder are stored here
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The second floor of No. l2O East Eighty

The second floor of No. 120 East Eighty
fourist caught fire on Saturday. and damaged 10
the extent of $500 The fire revealed the fafi ha' tne
PREMISES were used iic1 dlstlery, sLu the heN'
uur Officers have seized the eneets
"Tcmple Adas Jeshurdn," n Hebrew house
OF worship In West Thrty-nmhst eaugh. IRE Ioun =
tent of 5000 The loss Is covered by insurance. In New
York and brooklyn offices. -.
,y,Ii,n,ss cigar store under tenement liousc
n.os.st Patterson was destroyed by IRE last eFcn
-, Air glburs loss IS about a.y&. 49,
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FIRE ALARMS AT THEATERs.

SIR: To-day cry Of fire was raised at the
French Theater during The second act Of the final matinee
Isrinrmanco Of the Grand Duchess Of Gerotcin." In
az Instant scene Of tho widest eXcit, ment ensued.
several ladies climbed over the spiked guards OF either
side OF the stage simultaneous rush was made for INC
ors and i'm The general panic lady severely III
nred as necestae her removal IN carriage There
owr notice and hope you viii mention the fact. the
gems leading 10 tho seats IN the parquet and
had been sold seats aud were occupied as seats INC
eafer has limit OF ordinary safety that managers are
loo apt TO infringe upon Newiork thtaters are nsne
stnndin GROOM and thus blocking up the Only means oil
egrcss from thoater should De abolished IL the naha
,srs will not do A. the law should compel them.
Joutary, %, 1863. IHEAIEH uO'-h' .
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OBITC IRl.

4. II. HARVEY, EDITOR OF TIE LotloN ILNH
DEMOCRAT.
Ior1svrLLF. KY. Jam 2G.-Mr. J. il. Harvey,
Senior Editor OF The Loisrte UaaOcr died tuis morn
ing.
SAMUEL ". ROSS.
PHTJADFLPHIA, Pa, Jan. 26.-Mr Samuel W
0os. formerly of tuc n,n ~ Billings, Ross Co., we'll
known aud ghiy r.pcctcd merchant, ded YESTERDAY!
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Army GfZETTE.

Capt gbe T. Marine has been ordered to close the
Marine Recruiting this city tie Dist inst and af
turning over property hs charge 90 report for duty
the Commanding Of the Marine barracks al Portsmouth, ~ H.
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MARRIED..

t1 The Rev II Cn Mr. Robe Rskae TO Miss Mariana s.
tili, both u Brooklyn, l. l.
YARBURY-STOSEOn Welnesay Jan r. 81 s. Fsais Slu,sn
C,-,,.nl ohio bs &c W.. Paddock a. ID ai!ha NJ
Friac. M,bnry h Of EewirE to Isabella o. d-sl'er Of ~
b.. A.sae ED, Il Cleveland
sAxrON-BeC AT Cornwall Bridge, II lrs-, Jan % b. te
Rev : Tenn wn D. Ssrob ~ D. VI New'Eoehel, v \ to us
I.LIe.a q. LrIAe of s-Ar b Conn.
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK
NEW lOkh.
THE ANDREW JOHNSON VETERAN VOLUNTEER
CLUB.

NETWORK.
THE ANDREW JOHNSON VETERAN VOLUNTEER
CLUB
This Club threatens a grand demonstration III
ITuiofsaunre ON NashnCtOuS midday for the purpose
of in aid to the recent proceedings
81 the NatlOunl Geslaure relative to tie executive AMI
judicial DEPARTMENTS ~ the Government and 10 uphold
The IresilCut in Bis Efforts Ia resist tile fanatics and
tyTarts The Senate ana House Of Representatives"
call has been issued fnr mass meeting, 10 be held at
tie Cooper Institute Thursday evening next for the
purpose OF sustaining the President, and preserving
the Constitution against the encrOncinents OF Congress
TIE TESTON CLUE.
The Republicans of the XVIlIth Assembly
Distinct favorable the nomination of Gov. Fenton for
Nico-PlcsdCUt met No 4Ol Fourth ave, Saturday
sleotug Capt samuel 8 Unuy, President; James ..
iIuycT esq, coPrrsldent George j. Coachmo. esd
secretary James Nj cornell, Treasurer ana Fisher
a. Baker james Ingraam and Robert H. Warden, csqrs
delegates 10 the Central Campaign club. IN connection
with Col. George g. Ellison and Capt Samuel y. Urny,
executive members at large Dnrug the evening. Gen.
l. r. Locke and several other gentlemen addressed the
Club.
FrNTON CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The Executive Committee of the EentOn
Central Campaign Club met NJ the Union Republican
Headquarters Saturday evening Judge l.. D. culver
was elected by ncc mJton permauont Chairman 81 the
Committee aud lessrs. Allan Cooper ANA W. H. DE Camp
were elected permanent Secretaries. The usual commit
tees were appointed 10y the Chair and consderable rg
tine blsut transacted Speeches were made by Judge
Culver Capt Alex. NJ. Lord, James NJ Thompson, esq,
Joshua G.. Able, and tine Hon Chas T. shaw. The ut
most enthusiasm prevailed, and several hundred dollars
were subscribed for the prposc OF carrying ont the
object OF Club. The Committee adjourned subject TO
the call Of the chair
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mocs * Caaalon Champagne.

Having ereiyed the OF Noe. Chnss w
r.pERfal tGREhN SEAL vEazfSAy and fiEk DH SiLiERr
oP tbs EXCELLENT VINTAGE OF 1878 beg ea tie r~s.
Ion public these Wines. especially to the WIN IAtaAb
lGRkEN SkAL which has BEEN b. eeouoss " be ape
ror champagne before imported late this country
The Wines sale al cass dealers Nirss
this cts. ANTHONY OktItS,
Soil AGENT f,r N,ssr. Moi chantol In the u. 5.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY JANUARY 81. 1868

decree far each concerned ana hey VIII issue he
necessary orders for its strict Observance
Gvon ut the Palace OF Mexico on the 81 day OF Oco'
Der. 1865. MAAIMlLiAH'
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THE WEATHER.

REvARKs-25L-M acknowledgements little condv clear Aher
noon-Cea Ereuinz-Clesr; hszv 26t6-Moming-Hay; very
lar; overcast AGernoouvey l9y oyecast EYeaug
gh cloudy; overcast light SNOW 10 " Position
ofise PlareTle Planet Neptune his paei i the go OF .s
The ascension il o. 4min lis decl nation y ~
is IL le} u " 81 II III cha Psumi Will be II " oil
the moo o the 3)h AZ 5:l7 =.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT:
The following abstract from recorded h'crvas AZ We O"nUA
Park ObrTator The week ending SATURDAY JAN - loy;
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ororer TO state that Representative Pile OF Mssoni'
In recent explanation III the House, distinctly roc
claimed any personal knowledge OF trand' ., 90 OF
illinois in connection with Government coh'i"'"'
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Robert Diedrick's shoe store, at No 2O5 Full
Bfo,!ign burned Saturday night MI
'T"f'', ~ sDyn, was burned on Saturday hight. MT
eighty. ''V''' "'''''
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BIOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.

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7am II ~. o. ~ Niles Day
pru (f.yse Coure. COURSE pr tolr pin p mesn
snn4,r... w n W W " w ". = ". 3lsJ O. .. o g.
ToaJiT.....~w W W. W. ME 259 T. 10 10 10
yeise.i g. " W. S.Y.E X E27 o. q O. 60
Pfi,~.'.w 8 " w. " ele6 5 g. Geo
sa,lrisv......N W ". W ". .51S T.
Tot, distance yeIel %. ~ ie6 miles per hoar
RvsKsaoT 2b ard 2ls' ia lion 70 le-rs aad LINES
IN hons AID minutes; depth 25 inch g'eoas meteor At 10
r. NJ cf2lh. position 8 w ard 50 above horizon; course D " W.
lsr.a angle 10 With horizon velocity moderate aud ulrn
ttne. Travelled o ~ f &c coor pale YeloT
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