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THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL NOTES.

with the Christmas holidays come crowded thea
tros ord ,pdoad mol, auaa n,oces NJ nuh,;c or,er
tres' hnu' iiuceo wen nieu pieces VI pubic cneer
tanment whatever quarter Of the city they may be
located. The weather however inauspicious viii
scarcely deter Tue thousands from making tneir an
nual visit to the temples OF hlstronic art while
Juveniles of all shades and sizes will he in fever Of
'u,ee. - - 80 !" - - - 80, -
cAPcc'a'on un' p''e'J""s'''aS WIZ nave sc.ecu uis
yearly account az the various box ofices. The pro-
kla",es - -. e'''''''"''n'' van uouo'
iess ~ m,, ~ se ar".. g - sses
one act ia Chanson de Fortuna win be performed
t,,,,ht ,or tho ars, ,,uo q, mi, corrtrv rno No,
onsn' ,ol '.e n.ss s,'ne ~ sa's country INC pio'
IA discovered. the singing OF which by the finder
,,.,.as ,no no,rar ,aSy :, oo,rsa 81, =, 10 800,
him. The music Is said to be sparkling and pretty
Mlle. Irma. Mile. Lambele. NJ. Francis and M Iednc
will sustain the principal characters. LA Perchole
the last week mi one Of epevieve de Rraban,,, ia
now finally announced. since the frs, intimatlon OF
i,s withdrayyal the French theatre has been n0h,v
crowded Tn EXCESS and will donh,iess nrasens thss
same ppearance iii aGeneyieye,, bids ade1' Il vii,
,he smai cast and e ny s,s nn wednessav w nd
Thursday next, the sale Of seats commencing to-day
"I'he Wopder,, IA on the programme for WalacE,s
nrised nj the manner in which II viii no nrodnced
Even ON the most tnanspicions evenings last weet
the Rroadwav fheatra was Crowded In every nsrs
Prongbam,s I. Ema-ad 1,rr }, Nth NJ ana ssrs
Dapnev Wiiams n The cb:,f inicr,raera ' ~ two
decidedly good characters, has met with deserved
nesdav evening. o'"s"' " ~"
yinios Gar1en stul d,aniav. tha socro,s or .s,er
Darkw The raroad scene contnnes 70 thrill the
a.n,irors nf tarrh,e avents commune - ~ wy
Tha Z IN s he Week os mntv M
,ass sban s 20 aro ~, 80 On ,,a
ees 'a a 90 hy .e ssces @ hS I'M poe
ono nn~a ssmiie d,ring ba hoIavsi "~e 'AS o''P~
r,o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sviiI hc s,,n, ,o,,v AZ yvood,,
ursou,p dvrinr Tho waat w5n,ch 20 ann ~ ~
The Last ~ % ixion !, "os"' "'S' . "NoS' -
~" The ' New Work theatre ia occunied with a Pine
poarJ or tho white Cont win The Aynra Cbtn :,
The Field Of the Cloth Of Cold m bnrlesane
form ia shor.jv to be nrodnced
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POLICE INTELL.GEyCE.

Row AND ALLEGED ROBBERY ~ SALOON
Michael O'Reiliy OF No. IS Third avenue, appeared
before Justice Ledwith, the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court yesterday morning. and narrated the par
tcuars OF alleged assault upon him shortly after
midnight Saturday, resulting In his being knocked
down In his own saloon, and while in general
state OF Generalization OF having his pocket picked
OF gold watch valued at 500 by Peter T. Gien and
Edward Travers IL appears that these parties were
In OReilly's back room AT that time, when, in the
midst or an argument regarding the late political
while lying on the fOor he felt tug at his watch
pocket. After the accused ran out, which he did
Immediately subsequent to the disturbance, he dis
covered the loss 0f his timepiece, valued az $780,
and assOclating the conduct OF these two men with
the robbery he deemed them the guilty parties. The
assistance or oificer Dtmars, or the tneenth pre-
cinct was then requested, when he proceeded to
No. 100 Third avenue ant, found the accused in bed.
They denied all knowledge OF the missing property
at that time, IA they did also when arraigned to
answer the charge. Each was balled In the sum of
5000 to answer at the Court OF General sessions.
ALLEGED GRAND LARCENy.-ln the early part OF
last month, the apartments OF samuel Bevngton, re-
siding No. 70 yarick street, were entered. alleged
by cunning thief and robbed OF an overcoat, q
shooting jacket and diamond pin valued by their
owner at $50. Bevington was puzzled extremely at
first whom TO charge with the robbery, lnasmuch as
his rooms were inaccessible 10 but person besides
exaasn% os seer eSpeSen ~ %
cover the thief surnIslng II 10 be stranger ne de-
sired to relieve his own mind OF certain doubts
regarding Newman's honesty, and in the investiga-
tions made to this end, instead OF exoneratng that
person from all completely In the matter,
nc became or the opinion that ID was
ne VINO was the really guilty person. He thinks so
from several circumstances the strongest being that
on the 18th utimo Newman visited pawnshop
in Sullivan street and pledged diamond pin
answering the description OF the one stolen, and
that 1t was subsequently redeemed by him. Be-
cause OF this and other facts the arrest OF Newman
effected on Saturday night and yesterday he
arraigned before Justice Ledwith at the Jefrer-
son Market Police Court on the charge OF grand
Ia 10 m hIQ fnf nj
examination stated that he was tlrty-two years OF
age. born In England, billiard table maker, and
resided at the corner OF Thirteth street and tenth
avenue. He was committed " answer IN default OF
$500 bail.
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BROOKLyS NTELLiGEyCE.

CONCEALED wEApoSs.--Jamcs McCanery was
ing, by policeman OF the Forty ninth precinct for
James was held for u hearing.
RAID UroS ALLEGED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Manu.
OF the Forty-fourth precinct entered the drinking
saloon OF Lawrence y. sammis, $50 Fulton avenue,
between i've and SIX O'Clock yesterday morning, and
allowing gambling in his house and for violation Of
the Excise law In selling liquor on sunday. lie was
held Tor ex animation.
COUNTERFEIT CURRESCy.-Tim0thy Murray, who
IL q peddler by occupation, was arrested Satur-
day night last on charge OF passing counterfeit
rency OF the twenty-five cent denomination. The
prisoner who ~ also proprietor OF grocery store mt
No. 1s5 Nassau street, Is accused OF having ut
various times rendered them to persons dealing mt
his grocery. lie was held for examination before
Justice Reilly.
INcExDfARIsM IN WILLIAMSBURG stack OF hay,
belonging to Peter Blake milkman, North Ninth
street. near sixth street. Il. D.. was fired about one
O'Clock yesterday morning; and between two and
three O'Clock stable In Fourth street, near North
sixth street, ired and partially DESTROYED with
contents. The stable was owned by Owen Gallagher
who estimates his loss at $40O fully insured. Sim
liar fires are common In the Eastern District.
ALLEGED BURGLARy.-The tobacco factory owned
by Thomas Nelson, on Tiffany place, was broken in
TO on last Saturday afternoon and brass valves be.
eight dollars were stolen. subsequently John Bull
lem boy fourteen years Of age. was discovered on
the premises IN question: standing the rear of the
building and guarding the stolen metal lie was
taken INTO custody and held for examination.
BOARDING. HOUSE, RoBsHRy.--A strange young
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AN ALLEGED swINDlEa ARRESTED.

Detective oflcer McKeever, OF the Eleventh police
precinct, yesterday arrested man by name Of
Richard Conckling, on charge OF swipdling, pre-
ferred against him by Mr. Charles Costsr, OF No. /
Broome street. 1t Is alleged that Conckling has
been for some time past raising the wind
by drawing checks to his own order and
signing them with the names OF some we'll
known citizen or firm and then getting them
csshed by any person whom he could ind eubic
enough 60 honor him. IL il said that the gross sum
Of his swim dies amount to about $4,000. The check
he passed on Mr. Coser was for fifteen dollars pur-
ported TO DC drawn by MT; bernard Kelly. Conkllng
In the Eleventh ward
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! TBLRGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
S~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~~~~~-
Prospects of War I'm the East
Lessening.
.-~>~o~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~-
COnspiracies and Riots in
Spain.
EX-QUEEN ISABELLA AT The TUILERIES.
TURKEY AND GREECE.


The War Cloud Lessening- Endeavors Of the
Western Powers TO Maintain Peace-Lord
stanley's Foreboding Speech and Its
Effect.
a. LONDON, Dec. 20, 1868.
The latest news from the East is more pacific. The
government at Athens, which has hitherto been
swept along by the popular eagerness for war with
the Turks is disposed to listen to the protests
of the European Powers This disposition strength
ened by the rapidly growing sentiment in favor Of
peace may avert war If the Sublime Porte will grant
time for further negotiation.
1t is understood that the western Powers sustain
the Sutan's ultimatum to Greece, while Russia, fp
the interest Of the Greeks will seek to modify its
terms
The rumor which prevailed in Paris yesterday that
Russia had sent an unfavorable note to France on
the Eastern question proves to have been cdnard
invented to depress the Paris market. ~
yThe fOreboding allusion to the Eastern question
made by Lord Stanley on the 18th Of November, in
his speech to his constituents at Lynn-Regis, is re-
garded OF the secondary causes OF the crisis
IN the East.
Cancellation Urged by the Treaty Powers
Proofs Of Greek Insurrcctionnry Attempts.
PARIS. Dec. 20, 1858.
The 1foasiteur says the Powers who signed the
the Greek and Turkish governments. sr-
!; The Pan5e asserts that the Porte will submit TO
the great Powers documentary proofs that Greece
intended to ncite nsurrecton in the Turkish islands
and then take possession OF them.
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COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

SUPREME C0rRT-GENERAL TERM.-Nos IL, lis,
1885, 1856, 1ol 100, 20o 206 223, 242 2Je 260 ga 320
500. 95, 364, 367, 800, $40, S14, $40, $40.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Nos. IL, IL, 1876,
1885, 100, 2o9 30, 2i1, 212, 213 2l4 49, 21 al 2S
219, $40, 221, 222, 223.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nos. 1859, 4o5,
1857, 146l 1912 14ss 1882 1851 22se ST. 1901 9s7,
1906 1907 1881, 164l, 1643 $751; 1853, 46S1. Part q
Nos. 1884 141s 49, 1854, $780, e16 1722, 1921 1885,
762 $780, 1925, 500, 624, 1885, 1850, 1929, 666 17ss,
1891 $50.
sUPERIoR CouRr-TRrAL TERM.-Part Nos 2e7,
1885, 1885, 445 523 SAL 47p, AIS, 1923, $751; 463, 1898.
COMMON PIEAs-TRrAL TERM.-Part Mos. 1872.
1929 1874 720 1885, 154l, 1872 1874, 1883, s4s 1883
15ae 1860, 1853, 1854 Part Mos. 431, 1883, s57,
s5s 1915 1887 715 ITO, 1868, 1906 1885, 1885, 154s,
MARINE CouRT-TRrAL TERMINUS. eo1, 1903, ssb,
$751; Ss2 $685. $685. 1140, 1914 $40, 943 e40, 1922, 1074,
1890 1894 il27, 1l5l, 1l52, 1854 liza, 1855, 1885,
1l56k, 1851, 1859.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Opening OF the Legislature at victoria-The
Governors Message.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 20, 1858.
The Legislature OF British Columbia was formally
opened December II ut Victoria. Governor Sey-
mour in his message, says the question OF confede-
ration is stationary at present. pending the SETTLE
ment OF the Hudson's Bay Company's claim. The
Governor recommends the establishment OF colo
NAL savings bank, to be under the management OF
the government and secured by the general revenue
He also congratulates the colony upon its improved
condition and encouraging prospects.
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THE CorroN CRoP.-The Macon Telegraph Of yes
terday announces that the cotton crop OF that sec
ton Is nearly all In. In conversation, 1t says with
an intelligent and well informed gentleman, who
mad just returned from trip through several coun.
OF the cotton crop OF this year is now In market.
Tne nne price which the staple has thus far COM
manded and the highly favorable season for picking
which planters have had induced them to hurry
.ner cotton forward rapidly o. possible, and that
nere IS now very little In the hands OF planters
through the country over which he has Just trar
Vsiseus-AiNnsG fnteAtgencer. Dec. II.
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BOOK NOTICES.

ArEANIus, &C. BY the Rev. Professor John NJ.
Leavitt New York.
We know not what science the Rev. Mr.. Leavitt
processes, but we do know from very cursory
glance at this volume Of his poetry that ne is no poet
so many words in line and the liberal use OF capt.
tais do not make blank verse, far less poetry
Poetry Is not this gentleman's vocation. The home
u the muses. Is not his home. He had better edre ~
TRiCOTRIN; THE STORY OF WAIF AND STRAY. by
"ouida" Lippincott: Philadelphia.
"oulda" has not yet told her name; but in the full
niment or her promise she has given her portrait.
II the portrait be genuine 1t bespeaks intellect and
great force OF Character The readers OF 1ricor1nw
''ChandOs" and the rest
WILD LIFE UNDER THE EQUATOR, NARRATED FOR
YOUNG PEOPLE. ~ Paul du ChaiM. illustrated.
New York; Harper Brothers. 1862
This Is the best boys book OF the season--a book
which excites that enhancing curiosity OF the youth
full mind as to the mysteries OF the forest and the
wild life OF comparatively unknown regions, and
administers good food to the natural love that the
lures. 1t is full OF the gorilla, elephant hunting,
hppopatamus hunting and adventures with
leopards and with the wild people OF Africa.
CHRISTMAS STORIES. BY Charles Dickens. BOs-
ton Fields, Osg0od Co.
An illustrated edition OF Dickens works, contain
ing number OF his short sketches and stories. A
very acceptable book for the holidays. The cuts
remarkably good but the type is rather small for the
handsome volume.
THE AMERICAN JUROR. BY II. B. Wilson. Phlladel-
phia: Lippnc0tt Co.
This little volume Is a skilful compilation from
various authorities upon the jury system as it has
existed in England for many centuries and prevails
In America to-day. The origin OF grand and petit
Jures Is given and the growth OF the system through
all its bearings changes and improvements is very
agreeably told. II any one has the least ambition
to serve on jury he will lind this book very useful
WORDS OF HOPE. Boston: Lee 4 Shepard.
This Is handsomely printed little book OF some
$50 pages made up of choice extracts. in prose and
poetry from various religious authors. the
atOns OF the Christians faith under all the sorrows
and trials OF this transtory fe We should say that
the book is catholic to be adapted to Catholic
as well Protestant but for the fact that Luther
among the authors drawn from by the compiler.
which or course makes II book for Pr0testants
only.
| The MASONIC TOKEN. A gift book. Edited by VIM.
+. Anderson. New YORK: Masonic Publishing and
Manufacturing Company.
very handsomely bound and printed volume,
containing many articles of interest to the Masonic
fraternity.
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man called at the boafN ing mousse OF Mrs. Ketchum.
No. 81 Nassau street. on =. ''aay evening last and
engaged board for himself me DAY following
George Porter one OF the boarde. at the house In
question found that about dfty Goliars worth Of
wearing apparel was missing from nus wardrobe.
when the stranger was also ascertaineo 70 nave leu
the place. Connecting the disappearance or the
clothing with the abrupt departure OF the later IL
was deemed evident that he was the thieL lnia u
venerable and frequently successful game.
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A.-New Scaie-Thc ssstOdarto pinnoforte.-
Az valuable and appropriate present for the holiday
nothing be suitable tnan OF
"NEW SCALE PIANOFORrES," which stand unequalled
for great and beauty OF tone and fnish Our
merca reputation for the last forty Is OF Itself
sufficient to the purchaser chat the great excel
ences claim for "New Scale pianaortes can, with
confidence be relied by those who be DESTROYS OF
procuring an instrument Of unequalled merit
SrODART q NORRIS, ga Broadway.
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Sale Of the Rebel Steamer Wren-Tbc Lsirds
Trying to Obtain the Proceeds.
The resolution offered by Senator Morrill, OF Maine.
yesterday. asking information from the Executive
az to whether any instructions have been given or
proceedings Instituted to prevent the payment to
Laird Co., builders ofthe Alabama, OF the proceeds
OF the steamer wren built by them for the Confeder
ate government and now In the hands OF the Assist
ant Treasurer at New York, Is based upon the a.
sumption that an attempt Is now being made by
agents Of Laird Co. to have the proceeds Of the sale
handed over to them, on the grounds that the
vessel was captured under the pretence OF
being q blockade runner, though ut the
time OF the capture she had only just
Quilted q port In the West Indies ana he'd done
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A CarIist Conspiracy for the Possession Of tn.
FRANCE.

Thc Ex.Queen Of Spain's Visit % the Tuil.
cries.
PARIS, Dec. 20, 1868.
ExQueen Isabella. OF Spain, has made visit to
the Emperor at the Tuileres.
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THs WnArHsR YEsrERDAY.-The following record
viii show the changes in the temperature for tho
past twenty-four hours, a. indicated BY the ther-
m0meter at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building.
Broadway corner of Ann street,
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rslEsaApSc NEWS ITEMS.

y. II. GIN, superintendent OF the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad died at Richmond yesterday.
Jasper q. Grimm, banker and cotton merchant, OF
Memphis, Tenn, died IN that city Yesterday quite
suddenly
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meetings printed in The neatc possible manner,
hours notice. and twenty-five cent less thaa
other similar place the CITY, at the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENr VI Nassau street
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A.-supcri0r Assortment OF Wines, Aies,
JOHN j. STAFF < SON.
lJ3 Chambers street.
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Broadway and street cH the attention
purchasers their recherche variety OF Toilet
Articles such Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, odor cise
GIT Cologne Stands Toilet Sets Jardncres &C.. az. IN the
newly imported from Paris, Vienna London, &C.
and consist of the latest and finest varieties
CASWELI, HAZARD Co., Broadway and Gath street
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-rhe 3es. ga tho
world. The only perfect dye harmless reliable nsanane
Factory ID Bond streel.
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Dcscrip-
ton to the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment "
Nassau street.
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HO,iduv Presents,

Holiday Prcsemts.
Window Flower Stands, Pedestais Carved Wood Articles
Fancy Chairs, kelly CO.'S furniture store, fi
Ilraa alnrnu
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Holiday Presents-A Rare Oppor'nnity.-
Being about LIST January, prepared tn
retail splendid Wholesale stock OF Chromos
and Frames sereoscopes and Views Albums carved Brac
cts, &c. f. II. r. ANTHONY CO., Sol Broadway, 81
Nicholas block. Call early.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2o.-The Harriet, from Shields
for Boston, put back damaged and will probably be
obliged TO discharge for repairs.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT, Dec. 20.-American bonds steady.
Five.twenties 7sss for the issue OF 1862.
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New VOI.-The Pictorial chronological
JOURNAL, for January, ls6s.Frst OF new youme
tans "lots of good things" Pictorial Double Number,
20 cents, a year for 81. FOWLER WELLS,
No. $50 Broadway, New York.
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Holiday Presents.

Holiday IiQnors-A Large stock NJ Love
Prices Good Bourbon 5Oc good Sherry, SOC PEE bottle.
BORDEAUX WINE CO., 10 Fulton street, corner iLam
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Holiday Wine.-Get Speer's Port Grape
WINE, highly celebrated In this country md Europe
Have your New Years table. Sold NJ ss3 Broadway.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with qucknes and DESPATCH twenty-five per cent
cheaper than other printing establishment 10 the
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT, "a Nassau street
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Holiday Presents.
and nottingham Curtains Piano and Table Covers,
fun assortment, at o. l.. and j. d. kelly CO.'S No.
"a broadway.
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Auction Furniture s;nlc,
T45 Broadway, opposite Aston place. See advertisement
under auction head.
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Burning OF = Railroad Bridge nt fillmore, Ohio,
MASSACHUSETTS.

Capsi2ing Of n Schooner on Cape Ann.
Boston, Dec. 20, 1868.
The schooner Dexao, from Portland for Boston,
was capslzed on Saturday Off Cape Ann and aban-
doned. Her crew was taken OF and brought TO this
port.
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Napoleon Top Boots, $40, Double Sol. Calf
Boots, ~ So LoKIN BROOKS SONS, "a Broadway,
Howard street.
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A Ladies' Fair IL Now Open ut ut. Stephens
Church, entrance Twenty eighth and Twenty-nint
streets, Third avenue.
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Effects OF tho slippery Pnvements.

Mary Foy, woman aged seventy.two years, fell
on the sidewalk in Monroe street yesterday after
noon, and dislocated her hip and shoulder. She was
taken to Bellevue Hospital
Dennis Connors OF No. 225 West Twenty-seventh
street. fell and broke his leg and disocated his
ankle while gong through cross street uptown
He was convened to me hospital.
Mrs. Mary Walker or No. 343 Cherry street. fell in
Grand street receiving o compound fracture OF the
forearm by the fall she was attended 10 by phys-
clan and sent home.
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CristndOro's Unrivnlied Hair Dye.--.ioIi and
applied No. 6Astor House. Manuactory 90 Maiden lane
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OHIO.

The Wreck of the United Sfates-RecOvery
Of More Bodies.
CINCINNATI Dec. 20, 1858.
The wreck OF the steamer United States is at the
dock IN this city. Two bodies were discovered at
one o'clock this afternoon, both Of them being
scarcely recognizable. One was man with an
eagle attooed on his left The sex Of the other
body could not be ascertained. Twelve victims by
che same disaster were buried here yesterday.
On the wreck OF the J. n. McColloch, near Madi-
son. Ind, the body OF colOred deck hand named
Jackson was found on Wednesday. On Friday the
body OF Charles Gibson, OF Pttsburg, aged fifteen
years, was found on the same wreck.
Burning Of = Railroad Bridge mt Elmore, Ohio.
CLEVELAND Dec. 20, 1868.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad bridge at FL
more, Ohio, was burned to-day. Connection viii DO
broken until Tuesday.
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A.-s,ave FucI-Reducc Coni Riis.-Eix Your
house with Roebuck's Weather Strips Once 10 Futon
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Elegant Holiday Gifts.

Established in 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment. " Nassau street
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TIVE SOUTHERN STATES AND Tine NATIONAL TREASURY.

The following statement shows the amount OF
taxes collected IN the ten Southern States for the
year ending June 20, 1885,