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PENNS YLVANiA.

Suit Against the City Of Philadeiphin-Pr0-
papers.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1868.
bill In equity was fled to-day in ntsi prtus On
motion Of John Fallon the court granted rulo to show
cause on Saturday next why the city of Philadelphia
should not DO ordered 10 advance to tho plaintiff
the amount required 70 pay counsel fees and
costs Of suit, and asking the supreme Court
Of this State to rescue the Girard College
by taking Its management from It's present political
guardians. the Councils Of the consolidated city, and
giving 70 permanent board of directors be selected
by tho court from the locality and with the quail
fcations indicated in Mr.. Girards will.
The Grand Jury has found true bills against tho
dealers recently arrested for seng Indecent illustrated
New York papers.
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Tho Racquet to FarraEut-Friendiy Feeling
Towards tho Union.
FLogrA'cx, Feb. ID, 1868.
The dinner to Admiral Farragat, mentioned in these
dispatches yesterday, was . grand aear
Sella, the former Minister OF Finapce, toasted she
Admiral and bis remarks said that IRON hearts, and
not iron-ciads, based his fame.
Admiral Farragut In acknowledging the compliment,
spoke Of his love for Italy and his confidence In her
noble progress
Mr. George p Marsh the representative Of the United
States In Italy Ton behalf Of his country. thanked sella
for his hopes Of an eternal alliance
Depretes the former Secretary for Marine Affairs sad
that "suCh alliance it'll Amerca-a country found
by Columbus baptized by vespucci and celebrated by
Botta-was entirety natural"
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Britts, Munster Obno xions to SRinnve-Rc.
volts in the South-Discontent General.
From tho Evening Telegram Of yesterday
HAVANA, Feb. IA, 1903
Powerful influences have boon brought bear for tbs
purpose OF inducing Lord Stanley to the British
Minister near the government OF Hayu. The reply OF
the British government Is equivoca, bat indicates that
the Minister will DO removed.
President salnave Is most indignant a. the Of
policy pursued in st. Domingo. ae foresees trouble
with that republic.
The entire southern portion OF Hayti has revot ted
General Solomon has been procIamod and at the capt.
tai there was great agitation. Sainte Marie aad Con-
aiyos have armed and discomfort Is general.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Proceedings Of the Cow sntiou ND celebrations
In Favsr OF ssciai Equality.
RALxoH, Feb. Is, 1858.
The Convention has been engaged to-day the Bill
Of Rights Among the sections passed was one plsdgng
the faith OF the state for the payment OF Its public
dsbs other than that incurred in the rebslnon.
Mr. Durham offered . section prohibiting marriage
between whites and negroes, which was tabled, and
thus virtually voted Gown.
yhs use Of the hall for ectsrs objected 70 by
negro ana white delegates on the ground that on Z
former occasion negroes had not been allowed che
privilege OF the same floor With the whites These
regarded "a declarations IN fsvor Of social a. well
POLITICAL oquali,y
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The UrQuiza Revolt In Rosari0-No Fighting
mt tho Scat OF War.
BUsNos AYREs, Dec 20, 1857.
revolution has broken out at the province Of santa
Fe (Argontne Confederaton and the town Of Rosario
is In tho hands OF the insurgents who have declared
for Urquiza
prevalent In the allied camp.
RIO JANEIRo, jan Q, 1868.
Advicss from the seat OF state that no further
fighting had taken place. President Lopez was receiv-
ing supplies through the Gran ChacO.
Four vessels left Rio yesterday with troops and carry
ing force II necessary, passage by Rosario
Councillor Joaquin Amaral has gone on q MISSION 70
the River Plate.
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America means. A citizen of the United
States, whether as newspaper correspondent
or in any other capacity, has certain rights
which the colored citizens Of the Liliputian
metropolis Of the West Indies will find to their
interest and safety to respect. The warning
conveyed in the clustering document we have
quoted may be all very well in Hayti, but In
the republic of America it can only be treated
with ridicule, and, If acted upon, with swift and
sure retribution.
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The Evening Telegram Has Now n CircuIa.
ton equal TO all the other city evening combined 10
IL constantly ahead In and saturday evening
its contemporaries In the following items:
IN ThE FIRST EDITION IT CONTAINED
MORNING REPORTS FROM WALL STREET.
PRUCEEDIN0S IN THE POLICE COURTS,
ACCIDENTS AND INQUESTs IN THE CITY,
THE LATEST LOCAL AND SUBURBAN INrELLr.
IN THE SECOND EDirioS-
TELBGRAP HlC GOSSIP FROM WASHINGTON,
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE ovERHAULRD,
COMMERCIAL NEWS BY CABLE,
THE PROCEEDINGS IN THB LAW AND PoLIOR
COURTS.
0RESS
STARVATION AMONG The SOUTHERN NRGROBs-
WEEKLY REPORTS ON THE NATIONAL FINANCE.
INDIAN MOVEMENTS ON THE PLAINS,
NEWS FROM HAVANA AND SOUTH AMERICA BT
CABLE,
AFFAIRS IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE,
MONEY, TRADE AND STOCK REPORTS.
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THE NEW DOMiNi ON.

Provincial Gunbonts In Readiness to Patrol
tho Lakes-Ths Repeal Movement In Nova
Tonosro, Feb, rs. 1888
Provincial gunsoas are being got ready for service
the opening Of navigation. Thu will be temporarily
manned by naval brisadss now In commission qua
boat will be stationed 81 Prescott Imperial runboass
VIII be ready in The spring 70 assist in parons ths
lakes.
A despatch from Montreal says report s ourrsst
there that only three Of the Nova Scotia mebess who
have given their assent 70 she Consaerausu alsad "
return 10 Ottawa
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new york cuusTlTcrloxAl caNvssrun.

ALsANr, Fob. Is 1868.
The Constitutional Convention reasssmbied tnis morn
ing Section four Of article three Of the consultation
snsnded so a. V read that no county shall bs
erected unless m population shall enttls IL 70 ssmbes
Of the Assembly according last preceding sensus
The Convention then took up article four the Cover.
and Lieutenant Governor, their tenure OF oes
pspsation &C. and after amending the tenth sectiou
thereof giving the 0overuer days after the ADJOURN
ment 0f the Legislature sign any bill winch may have
passed that BODY recommtsd the arcls TO the Revision
Commyess. Adjourned.
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CONNECTICUT.

Accident to the New York and Boston Freight
Train.
HARTFORD, Feb. Is. 1853.
The New York and Boston express freight train con-
sstng OF ten cars going north last night thrown
from the track about mile north OF the tunnel In
consequence OF broken rail. Five cars ran of the
track. brakeman named Charles Crosiey, OF Spring
field, thrown from the top OF and had one OF
his legs fractured He badly injured and taken
to the Hartford Hospital.
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BERBICE.


Severe Droutht-Crops and Cattle Suffering
Appointments Off Resident Judge Demand.
cd.
HAVANA, Feb. IA, 1868.
Our dates from Berbice are to the 4th inst.
the severe drought In the colony caused great
fears. The cattle are suffering very much, and
the crops will inevitably fall short.
The colonists were very disconnected. They de-
mand the appointment Of q resident Judge to ad.
minister justice.
rifle match was In contemplation.
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Our Amateur Arri.ts-How TO Use Them.

Our Amateur Arrists-How 10 Use Them.
Italy is claimed IS superior to any part OF
abe world in the production of fine vocal
organs and good singers, and this merit Is
credited to the pure atmosphere and sunny
skies, renowned in song and romance, which
that favored country of love, poetry and dolce
tar niente is supposed to enjoy. Our skies here
may not be as genial "all the year round" as
those Of Italy; but our climate partakes Of
many variations, so that if we do not feel warm
and comfortable in New York we can betake
ourselves to Florida and sniff the odors of
orange groves, while the denizsns Of the me-
tropolis are hybernating on snow slush and fill
hing their lungs with damp vapors.
But there Is no denying the fact that we send
artists of great merit to Europe, with good
American, If not Italian, voices, and they oil
make their mark, and, as general rule, their
fortunes, too. Sometimes they sing better
there than they did here, but that may be be-
cause they have gone through so thorough a
training before American audiences that the
Tabor comes easy when they appear before
audiences perhaps not quite so critical. There
are In this city to-day numbers of young
1adies-embryo prime donne-whose voices
have not been heard outside the private circle
of their friends, who would do credit to many
a stage. There is to be found also among our
young meI fine dramatic talent which might
be developed into something really great.
Thus we have the materials for the lyric and
dramatic stage abundantly in our midst How
shall we best use themi There is one method,
1t strikes 10, whereby these talents can be
made available, ana that is by inducing our
young LADY vocal amateurs to give their SER
vices In The sweet cause OF charity at public
concerts Here the people could appreciate
how much wealth Of voice and cultivation we
possess, which Is now almost lost in the mar
row limits Il the private circle There are
plenty of charitable purposes to which these
ladies could devote their gifts. and there are,
perhaps, in this community sixty thousand
fashionable people who would cheerfully sus-
tain them. Great talents were not bestowed
in order that they may be hid under bushel,
and there i certainly nothing 10 which they
could be appropriated more gracefully than
the cause Of ,harity.
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ST. KITS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

Government Refuses a Loan to Rebuild Bias.
setcrre-Excessivc Rnins.
HAVANA, Feb. Ia, 1868.
From st. Kits we have advices to the 7th inst
Government refused q loan Of fifty thousand
pounds sterling to rebuild the burned town of
Basseterre. The Legislature. however, made
overtures to the insurance companies for advances
on security.
The rains were excessive throughout the
island.
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Proceedings u the Covensios.

Procsedi0Gs q the CovenSios.
ATLANTA, Feb Is, 1855.
In the constitutional Convention to-day a motion TO
reconsider paragraph nve section one or the Lssisla
tive commstss's report, adopted yesterday, was de-
feased By yeas 90, nays a. the PrsMdem voting u
the negative II provides that no person holdisg
once usdsr the United STATES or the State Of Georgia.
EXCEPT Justices Of the Inferior Court and officers Of
the niua shall b eligible 10 the Isgslature aud that
no member Of the Legislature sha be appointed by the
Goversos or elected y the Legislature 70 any once Of
emolupsut
The Finsncs Committee was authorized 10 negotiate
losa 10 dsfray the expenses Of the Convention
So muen Of secNoa passed yesterday AZ dsGranchlsss
persons convicted OF larceny was reconsdersd tnSi
slrcksa out
Geustal Meade left Tor Florida lss. night
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Bill Of Rights Under Discussion lu the
Convention.
JACKSON, Feb. Is 1888.
The Bill OF Rights came up special order in the
Convention to-day. The first section was referred TO
select committee. As submitted Il guarantees suffrage
TO all persons Irrespective Of race, color Tho
seven succeeding sections were adopted They embody
no new ideas.
The member sent TO Vcksburg 10 confer with General
Gillem In regard to taxes his seat to-day no
report of his mission has been made.
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BARBADOS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

Negro OnciaIs-Am q u amntion-Ths Church
TO BE Loft to Itself.
HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1865.
The Governor Of Barbados highly pleased with
the behavior Of the colored inhabitants. He has
conferred on them several Offices Of emolumens,
and Is endeavoring to amalgamate the officials
under him.
preventing frauds on the revenue.
The Ecclesiastical bill expires next year, and
the Church IL to be left thereafter to itself.
The Wesleyan Conference was in session.
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loNG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

FIM AT RocKvnLn CsErRS On Thursday evening
the barn Of Isaac schoonmsker Of Rockville Centre
was totally destroyed By ns ibvoivng loss OF sboss
e1,e00 The Gre supposed 70 have been Vie werk q
an incsndiAsy.
Anaas % AZ ALLEGED rury yesterday morning q
young naa named Gssrss Lyons was arsssssd Al Hun
tsrs Point by oicss Hsany upsa complaint or Jepe-
mia Johnson, who accused him with having robbed
him Of watch board the Thirty fourh street ferry
Charua
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AItsssD GRAND LAscssy.-Last evssiag about half.
past sir o'clock two men entered the Of Fsnton B.
MacAvey $50 Grand street. under the pretsnce Of buy
ing articles of clothing whom one Of the parties,
Is CHARGED attempted steal coats valued ts6
but observed BY the proprietor who called an officer
and had him arrested When brought - tao Thrtsenth
prsclnct he gave the name OF Henry Moore lie was
locked up for The night aud vii brought tsiore q
mapiatiate this uaoYAiug
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LOUISIANA.

Democratic Mass Meeting in New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Feb Is, 1863
democratic mass meeting was held tonight in the
st. Charss theatre, which denssly crowded. j. N.
Lea was chosen President Resolutions we're adopted
endorsing President Johnson and afhating with the
Northern democracy. Ex-Governor John B. Weller. Of
California and e. N. Yerger of Missodr have addressed
tho meeting, which Is still at this hour. half
past n!ne p NJ
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ABYSSiNIA.

The War Reports Contradictory.
LONDON, February 1b-Evening.
Later advices do confirm the Abyssinian intell-
genoe the United States last evening Dispatches
received to-day state that such movements Of the
Egyptian auxiliary corps alleged had occurred.
Much Of the from Abyssina Ia be received with
caution
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Our Horses.

According to the last census there were over
must be great many more now, notwithstand-
ing the great slaughter during the war Breed
ers Of late years have given more attention to
producing finer working stock, and through
their judicious efforts the national wealth in
horseHesh has probably been doubled since the
last census. The breeding Of trotting stock
especially has received a new impulse Of late
years. This description Of horse has latterly
become extremely valuable and very profitable
b breed, now commanding prices that never
before were thought Of by breeders and the
public. He has improved as much in appear
snce % In gait during the past few years, and
has become much more graceful in action and
blood-like In form. This Il due In o great
measure, If not wholly, TO the repeated cross
ings with highbred stations, possessing trot
ting action, such as the Messengers and
Bashaws, many Of which are entirely thorough
bred and possess psdigrees as pure as that Of
any running horse; and we predict that the
trotting horse In few years will so closely
approximate the race horse in blood and ap-
pearance that the only percepuble difference
between them will be In their mode of going.
Nor are the high prices paid for the trotting
horse, ranging In many instances from five to
thirty thousand dollars, at all to be wondered
n, when We consider the immense wealth and
rivalry existing in this community. This horse
d associated with oil our outdoor pleasures
our rides In gay euipages in the Park, and
our quicker and more exciting passimes on the
road.
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TRINIDAD AND rABAoO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HraAlu.

The Oovernsr's Levees-The Races-Finc
Weather.
HAVANA, Feb. Ia, 1868.
We have advices from Trinidad to the 4th
instant.
There we're two hundred guests present at the
Governors ball.
Al Tabago the weather was fine. One hundred
guests were present ut the Governors levee.
Az the Cadet races Chestnut won the five heats
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Progress Of Things In Mexico-Secessiol
Cropping Out.

Progress Of Things In nIexico-Secession
Cropping Out.
After fortyyeas of revolutions in the central
government he Mexican republic, it appears,
Is now in danger Of formidable secession
movement ] seems, by our latest advices
from Acapulco, that while two rival Governors
of the State o Guerrero-Alvarez and Jime-
nez-were pBparing for battle, military
chieftain namd Lacedo had sent messengers
to the Governs of chihuahua, Durango, So
nora and Sinioa with Propositions Ia la JEFF
Davis) for tn formation of an Independent
government, II be called the Republic of the
Pacific, to include the States named, together
with Lower California and aporion of Jalsco.
Generals Corfna, Garza, Canales and Carva-
jal veteran revolutionary chieftains all, are
reported to favor thismovement for an indie
pendent northern contderacy.
This has the look us Of another Texas
enterprise. Texas, by certain shrewd and
energetic men from the lifted States, was first
organized for the experimet of Independent e.
The republic of Texas waa next proclaimed
The war with the central goernment of Mexico
followed. and resulted in Tenn independence.
Then came the annexation of 'exas then our
war with Mexico and then, as the result of
Che war, the acquisition Of California, Nevada,
Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, &C. Two more
such slices will absorb all tint is left Of the
republic Of Mexico and something m ore. This
reported move Of Carvajal, Csales and COM
pany wears very much the complexion of
another Texas operation, and We suspect that
II started the end Of 1t will be he annexation
TO the United States Of the States Of Tamaulipas,
New Leon, Coahuila. Chihuahus, Durango,
Hnaloa, Sonora, Lower California, &C., and all
within the next four years. This way points
che index finger Of manifest destiny
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Proceedings Of the Convention.
CHARLESTON Feb. is. 1858
The Reconstruction Convention was manly occupied
to-day In discussing the resolution asking Congress to
lean the State OF South Carolina 900 for the pur-
pose OF purchasing lands for the iandlsss
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

sourHAsrros, Feb. ls--rns steamship wcssr, Captain
Neucks, Of the North German Lloyd which leu New
York on the goth UT. arrived at this port ~ nine M
on sunday Lao ON the way 70 Bremen.
me Deutschland, Captain Vessels. OF the same line,
which was 70 have LEFT this port Tie Attn inst,
not able "a gst away uaLd I've L. w. of Ao Sth
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NASSAU.
psCIil TELEGRAM 70 TINE HesiLu

Steamef james Brady Arrived, Leaking.
HAVANA, Feb. IA, 1868.
We have adyices from Nassau to the 10th mat.
The steamer James Brady, from New York for
Montevideo, had arrived in eaky condition.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Spain Expects Pence with tho Spanish
Republics.
LISBON, Feb. IT, 1885,
The regular mail steamer from Rio Janeiro arrived
here to-day. She brings the following Intelligence
The SPANISH government hopes for a general peace
from the internal discussions now prevailing in Peru.
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outside States as fast as possible, 80 that we
IAN have q full hearing from the Southern
people on both sides in the coming Presi-
Mental contest.
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bill pending in tho Massachusetts, Legislature pro.
vides that ANY city town may choose or more
women members OF its school committee"
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TEXAS.

Fatal Accident in GaIvestos.
GALVESTON Feb Is 1865.
Tho wife Of Colonel G. 8. Gobngs was killed last
evening by jamping from carriage while the horses
were running away Tho Colonel and bis three little
daughters escaped unhurt
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White Fawn and Pilgrim Compared.--Lec.
Union square, to-day, al four O'Clock. Seats free
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A Perfect Hair Dressing g Burnett's CocoaiHs
impars hne gloss and 10 superior 70 French pomAdsg
and oils or alcoholic washes
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BatehcIcr's Hair qye.-TSe Pisss On tie
ors Fac,ory 10 Bond street.
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H0SrErTERs BIrrgRs.-f the stomach ia wrong ALI
wrong IL the balance wheel Of body and mind The
dyspeptc the most miserable Of human beings The rsS
thing necessary 70 TO healthfu Sleep 70 bodily
clcarncss OF ntesct TO activity 10 the enjoy
ment OF lifc sound DIGESTION II the stomach does not
by the use Of hosTE TIERS STOMACH BIrrERs the
difusvs stmuant administered. II y mild
pleasant: it cheers inylgorses and gives elasticity anl
energy the whole Its action upon the q
for and will hnd the sense Of oppression After
aud Of luess and fAinsness betweea meslA
which the distinguishing features Of dyspepsia entirely
relieved, the bowels regular the appetite good the
pulse firm For sale by ali druggists and fam9
erocsrs New York ofnce. No % Deg street.
a Genuine Meerschaum Pipe Cf9arh0eder
at manufactIrors prices At POLLAK SONS stores %
Broadway, Fourth street, and n John street. nese
Nassau. repairing Boiling 81.
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Recommended By
Railroad enRinsers condusor eKprsssneu aud other
pars ~ superior others for durability stssaasss anA
surcsssers should invariably iusAa a ssrsinca.a Of
neness
For saic By eli respectable Dealers
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NhuHO WARMING FROM HAYTTs-In the Mont
ter, the ofiiclal journal Of the black republic
Of Haya, the following singular announcement
occurs -
Two New York Journals have for some time besu
engaged In Publishing articles filled with lies and hatred
In relation 70 President Alnave and hrs govern menu
Those articles written Port Prince by spme mi.
disposed parties whs Ropethrough this Infamous meaos
40 bring the government nto disrepute abroad Said
Individuals warned that they will be shortly found
Out prosecuted and punispd vigorously, sccordancs
win the laws OF the republic.
Here Ia sample Of ludicrous and unblush-
ing assurance which only excites contempt
The worthy Philippians of the Hayden republic
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Campbell, ChsmI.t and Aposb~sars, ecrnsc
Eighth and street, 6pscol AteaeA
given 70 prescriptions and pure tssdicinek
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az &. B, FsssESss A'R VS.: 81 81 Six: "

Printing Of Every Description ExecueeA
Ssnere, Il the METKoPof.TAN JOB PilIssiNu EsrAn-
LISHMENT, " Nassau street
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The MetroucIIsan Jsh rrintinG B.taNiisgs-
wEST Nassau srssL prepared 70 fusnish csrds CIR.
cars Ssmps IA Law Cass Fosters aud description
u Prnng Al rates twenty Ave cent lees than
obtain 81 else where IN the city.
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Wias, Tcupcos nad ,Ornausentay Hsir.-Ross
quality Hsr Iye and hair pyeiNg all colorA BnruN SLs
lA ~ IL Bond stroet
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TIE ser,ud t;raad Musicai Festival In Ala
OF me Gstysburg Asylum Fund, fcr tuldM a hnms
10, our Disabled sodisrs will bs held Sa,nway cning
Feo ~ al Horticultural Dali PhuAielphta