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Distressins Casunity-Five Persons Burned to
Death-The Lcsislaturc-The Speaker Of
the senate Endorsed by That Body.
NASHVILLE, Nov 1s, 1858.
The hotel at McKinsie on the Nashville and North
western Railroad, was destroyed by fire at four
O'Clock this morning. woman and four children
from North Carolina were burned TO death. The no.
tel was valued at 81. 900; insured for $4,000.
The resolution Of Senator Cole declare the seat of
Mr.. senter, the Speaker OF the Senate vacant gave
rise TO an animated debate TO day In the Senate aud
was finally indefinitely postponed, with but one vote
In the negative. Mr.. Senter VINO on the resignation
OF Governor Brownlow becomes Governor, has thus
received the endorsement Of the Senate.
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LOUISIANA.

General Hays Denies Completely with Cuban
Filibusters-A Result Of the Now Orleans
Riots.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Is, 1858.
General Harry T. Hays says the report Of his con-
nection with any Cuban expedition Is story with
out the slightest foundation. He has no knowledge
OF except that gained from the public prints and
cannot be induced to participate in any abustering
scheme. He has designs upon Cuba unless under
the authority OF the United States government.
Thomas Z. Adams, ex-Chief OF the Police, died to-
day.
claim against the city for $4,000 damages dur
ing the recent riots has been presented.
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MEXICO.

Minister Romero sucs Consrcssman for
Observation-Disclosures OF sho Vera Cruz Rail.
road Trouble-Thc American Railroad Com.
pany.
HAVANA, Nov. 13 1868.
We have mail advees from Mexico to the 5th inst.
Government deems it inexpediens to bring before
Congress the recent treaties drawn up between Sec
rotary Seward and Minister Romero.
Senior Zambrano lns made accusations against
Minister Romero before Congress in relation to
treasury matters. Tie Minister has entered SUIT
against Zambran0 forslsnder.
The concession to thu Mexico and Vera Cruz Rail-
road Company has been finally agreed TO.
A bill IN favor OF the American Railroad and Telc-
graph Company has passed. o second reading.
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TRoTTIHG AT THE UNION COURSE.
THE RACE.

First Hedt.-The black mare was brought on the
track FIRST and her driver strove his best to make
people believe that she could not trot steadily fast
enough to win and some were induced by the move
mcnts oil the driver Of the TO think that there
was to be some ''shenannigan" about the affair 1t
some part Of It, and they prudently kept aoof. The
horses got the word to even start after three At
tempts; but soon afterwards Rosa was pulled to
break and the gelding led to the quarter pole In
forty-four seconds. The mare was broken up by her
driver twice on the backstretch, and the gelding
allowed to lead to the half-mile pole in l:25. The
mare broke again on the lower turn and was two
lengths behind ut the three-quarter pole. She was
held back up tine h0mestretch, but too close to the
take, which he did BY breaking when close to the
stand and the mare had TO 90 In winner. This
aud the mare became greater favorite than was
rHs BETTING BETWEEN HEATS
Ned ......s Il Is Is Is Is
Second Heat.-A new game was arranged between
nests Rosa took the lead with the word this time
two and half lengths ahead at the quarter pole IN
forty-four and . half seconds. She was about the
distance In advance at the half-mile pole In
I:2o, and had not so far, made O skip She tr0tted
steadily around the lower turn, opening the gap TO
four lengths 70 the three.quarter pole, and came up
the homesretch TO the distance stand all of that dis
and lost length so, but came trotting over the
Time, s:s7s The judges then prevented they
were in consultation about some nice point
and dnaly the most impudcnt OK the trio announced
that the gelding had won the race, the mare being
dstanced. The crowd were taken by surprise for
the moment; but In Q few moments Afterwards they
made rush for the stand, and but for the timely ap
pearance Of en- olcer 1t the door OF the stand sum-
mary vengeance would have been meted out to the
judges. The fellows, however, 70 save themselves,
had to reverse their decision, and thus gave the
mare the heat and came out Of their high places to
make room for more honorable men. The latter then
called up tho horses for the
Third Heat.--The gelding got the best OF the send
of, but the mare soon took sides with him. and they
went 70 the quarter pole In fortyfour seconds. The
gcldlng then broke up, and the mare lett HIM and
came home an easy winner by half dozen lengths
in a:ss, And thus ended this ebor'ive attempt At
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CUBA.

Arrest Of Revolutionary Emissuries-A Re-
ceiver OF Arms Taken-Eight Days Allowed
the Rebels 60 Surrender.
HAVANA, Nov. Is 1893.
1t recently camc to the knowledge OF the govern
ment that band OF fourteen persons had started
from Havana for the purpose Of creating an insur-
rection In the vuelta-Abaja region. On the 10th
inst the rural police succeeded in arrestng twelve
OF the party at San Crist6oal.
Senior Aguirre, merchant Of Yara, who Is charged
with receiving arms and ammunition for the revolu-
tl0nlsts, has been arrested and brought to this
city yesterday by government officers.
General Balnaseda has arrived at Manzanillo,
where he issued o proclamation giving the revolu-
t.onsts eight days to lay down their and cease
hostilites against the government.
The sugar market ID dull and quotations. are I'M
changed
Exchange on United States sixty days sight, In
currency, % % per cent discount short sight, 20k
1914 per cent discount; sixty days. sight, In gold,
81 ! per cent premium; short sight, o per cent
premium. on Paris, per cent premium. On
London, l5h 10 per cent premium.
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ALAB AMA.

Legality Of the Present Legislature 20 he
Tcsted-ResuIt Of the Election.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 10, 1858.
The Legislature IL doing nothing Of general char.
acter The point has been raised that the acts OF the
Legislature are illegal, on the ground that the law
requires an election for new Legislature on the sd
OF November. The Advertiser. OF this city maintains
that Ii the duty OF the Governor TO order special
elections. case will, doubtless, be soon made up
to test the question.
The state ls now conceded to Grant by about $500
majority. In many OF the white counties, which
usually polled from 500 to 1000 votes not than
500 or 6oO votes were cast. In Marion county no
election was held.
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Governor Reeds Suit Against Lieutonant
Governor Gleason Dismlssed.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. Is, 1868.
Governor Reeds case against Lieutenant Governor
Gleason and Secretary Alden for conspiracy against
the State government called at ten O'Clock this
morning. After argument by counsel Judge Cooke
decided that the AFFIDAVIT was insufficient Messrs.
Gleason and Alden were accordingly released. There
are no indications Of further movements OF public
interest before the meeting OF the Supreme Court
the 10TH when the opinion the legality Of the I'm
parchment will be rendered.
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BURNING or TOE SHERMAN HOUSE At SYRACUSE. \. Y.
SYRACUSE. Sov. IL, 1868.

SYRACUSE, NOV. II, 1863.
The Sherman House, with number OF stores and
ofces adjacent, was destroyed by fre this morning.
The Ore originated In the kitchen OF the Sherman
House about three O'Clock. Many boarders escaped
by jumping from the windows. Mrs. Burdck, the
land ady, sustained broken thigh by falling from
window. Tue principal losses and assurances are as
folows:-Samucl Larned owner OF the hote Sl5,0 ~;
insured for $4,000. G. L. Burdlck, furniture, &c,
$4,000; insured for 800. v. q. EJward ciothf z,
$4,000; Insured for $4,000. J. w. Yo.e paper hang
ings. $4,000: insured for $1,000. - Chithior,
clothing, s25,0OO; partially Insured. There are
BY insurance. The total loss ~ not tar lroo
Sl3o.000.
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NORTH CAROLINA.


Seizure OF Spirits Mt Newberu.
NEwBERN, Nov. Ia, 1868.
The Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue to-day
seized about one hundred barrels OF liquor from
parties in this city who failed to report their stock
on hand up 70 the 18th instant. Tie Collectors
notice was not published until the day the return
was required and IN only one paper.
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Political Conspiracy DiscOv-
cred i'm Paris.
The Election Canvass In
England.
Twenty-three Persons Killed in a Rail
way Accident in Bohemia.
FRANCE.

Discovery OF nm Important Conspiracy
Measures Adopted by the Government.
PARIS, Nov. Is, 1868.
AZ council OF Ministers held at the Tuie-
faes proof was adduced OF the existence OF conspi
racy for the overthrow OF the existing order Of aas
In France, and a resolution was adopted providing
Tor the use OF the most vigorous measures for its
suppression. The public journals will be exempted
nom interference If they refrain from melting the
people against the government
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. lathe steamship France,
captain Grace. which left New, York october 81,
arrived here to-day.
xuuEESsrowS, Nov. 13.-The steamship China, from
ork, arrived At this port az eleven O'CLOCK THIS
SoUThAMrroS. Nov. lathe steamship Berlin,
Ioma baltimore, arrived nj this port at haiipast
tnree O'Clock this afternoon.
SouIhAMproS, Nov. i3.-The steamship Holsatia,
thls morning. $3.50 " "
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-~~e.~>>e--e---.-~s'Sr~r-

Severe Earthquakes mt Hiogs.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1868.
Advices from Yokohama. Japan, TO the sth Of
October report that severe shock Of earthquake
had been experienced at Tliogo.
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Disaster ON Lake Ontario.

PICT0u, Nov. 10, ls85
The schooner Queen OF the Lakes from Port BAL
housie for Oswego, with cargo Of $1,000 bushels
o, wheat went ashore last night on Timber
Island. tug and lighter have been sent for the
cargo which Is dry OF the present time. The vessel
Ia insured III the .Etna Company for $4,000.
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Genuine Pntriotism.-1Icn WIN WI, 1 Serve
their country by securing onces OF public u,t
enough but how few those who 10 resa IN
private s ~, mo J. .eI .ns eommunny ~ nd sncsnt
who years past has beauned the .bona ,es -, Ss
by Hats OF exquisite shape eria bs
be sends forth NJ the outset OF each
months Of spring summer, autumn aad 10 be waited
with positive impotence.
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Railroad Accident-An Episcopal Priest Joins
the Catholic Church.


train on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
ran over some cattle near Prde's station, Ala, on
Thursday, which threw the train from the track.
Mr.. Ledngham the engineer, had both legs broken
several OF the passengers were severely bruised.
Rev. ]. N. Rogers the rector OF the Church OF the
Blessed Virgin and the leader OF rtuas, published
Q card In the Appeal this morning renouncing his
allegiance TO the Episcopal Church and declaring his
intention to unite with the Roman Catholic Church.
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VIENNA. Nov. ID. 1893.

Dreadful Railroad Catastrophe In Behemia-
Twenty.Thrce Persons Killed and Sixty.
One Injured.
VIENNA, Nov. 10, 1893.
News has been received here OF o collision between
two trains on the railroad near Harrovitz In DO
hemia. Twenty.three persons are reported killed
and slxty.one injured.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.


"FOul Play" Ia the attraction In Indianapolis.
Miss Kellogg gave concert last night In Portland.
Miss Josie Booth is doing "Foul Play" in Montreal
Laura kecnc terminates her engagement In De-
troit this evening.
Tom Thumb and family and his lliputian troupe
are delighting the Newarkers. o
Miss Helen western il enhancing the s00ty Pitts
burgers with the FLOWERS Of the Forest"
Miss Charlotte Champion Is playing Hamlet" to
large audiences In Nashville. Her impersonati0n OF
"the melancholy Dane" Is highly spoken OF by the
local press.
owing to the sudden and severe indispostion OF
At Ab0's last night. but In It's stead ''Camie' was
given by Mrs. Matilda Heron. Mrs. d. r. Bowers will
probably appear again ut Nlbl0's this evening,
which Will mark the close Of her engagement for the
present IN thus city.
The new drop curtain which will be unrolled at
compare favOraDiy with any similar work Of scenic
art In the world. 1t Ia from the pencil OF Mr.
Marston, the well known painter OF the .sBlack
Crook" scenery, and Ia painted In the style OF white
satin drapery with NEUROLOGICAL medallion In the
centre.
Mr. Hackett has been playing Falstan to crowded
houses during the present week at the Louisville
Opera House. He has fairly carried that city by
storm, and the critics have been In sing-
ing his praises. Inc Courier, speaking or ms per-
not point IN the many sided, gay witty, numor.
Sir John that has escaped the observation and
keen analysis Of the discriminating mind aud ripe
Judgment OF this great actor and accomplished
Its such mind Tor commentary and criticism. Mr..
Iiackett brings histrionIc genius OF the highest
order The result N . perfect work OF art Mr..
Hacketts engagement IN Louisville closes to- night.
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A.-A.-Japnnesc Hair stain
Coors the hair, whskers and mustache beautiful black
Of only preparation Price ~ cents,
Sold By r. c. WELLS co. 1872 Fulton ami all drug
gisis B. c. UPhAM, Philadelphia Proprietor.
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AUS TRIA.

The Army 20 be Placed on War Footing.
VIENNA Nov. Is, 1858.
The bill prescribing the number and equipment OF
che Austrian army when on a war footing has finally
passed both houses Of the Reichsrath BY large
majorities.
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A Mother Can Rely upon Mrs. Wins'ow,s
SOOTHING SYRUP give rest and health to her child n
only relieves the child from pain, but regulates he
stomach bowels, wind coc softens the
will carry the infant safely through
the critical period OF teething.
Be and call for
having tbs fac-simile OF "Curtis Perkins" the outkt
wrapper. All others base limitations.
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Denonstrations In Favor Of Monarchy.
LONDON, Nov "a, 1893.
At meetings held by the various political clubs In
Madrid 1t was unanimously agreed to accept mo-
narchical form OF government not based on Divine
right but sovereignty OF the people expressed py
Powers Granted 20 the Captain General Of
Cuba-A Protestant Church In Madrid-The
Duke OF Montpeusier King.
MADRID, Nov. 10, 1868.
General Dulce, upon leaving for Cuba to assume
she duties Of Captain General, VIII take with him
number OF civil officials, who are to replace the
present administrative authorities. Very extensive
powers are granted him in view OF the troubled con.
dition OF the island.
Civil marriages are now offreQuent occurrence in
Spain.
The formation OF Protestant church In Madrid
has been sanctioned by the provisional government.
Admiral Topete, Minister OF the Marine, favors the
Duke OF Montpensier as q candidate for royalty.
Removal Of the Captain General OF the PHIL
iDpine Isiands-Restricfions Armed
Seldiers-The Papai Nuncio and the Govern.
mens.
MADRID, Nov. 10, 1863
The Captain General Of the Philippine Islands win
General Prm, Secretary Of War, has issued an
order forbiidng the attendance Of armed soldiers at
public meetings.
The Papal Nuncio at Madrid continues his relations
With the new government.
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Death of NJ. Havin.

PARIS, Nov. 13 1858.
H. Leonor Joseph Hayin, editor OF the Steele, died
to-day aged sixty-nne.
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MISSOURI.

Singular Robbcry-Thc Books and Papers
OF an Insurance Company stolen.
Ut. Louis. Nov 10, 1858.
Between $4,000 and $4,000 in premium notes
and nearly oil the books OF the Live Stock Insu-
rance Company were stolen from the once to-day.
Six persons have be;n arrested an tne charge Of
being concerned In the THEFT.
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Fur and Fur Alterntions-A 81 Per Cent
below Broadway prices NJ DAsCOSA - 81 srth same
who has retired from business.
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Pamphlers, Law Reports, & r. Executei
With nes,ness ealessess and despAies seRyhvs per ce
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINT Ma EsTlsifsH
nENT 81 Nassau street =
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se a.s" as' ~. aud
Cana street. '' - ~--ss
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For First Class Printing OF Z very De.crip-
ton 10 the Metropolitan jon Printing Estat al ~
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Good Bourbon so Cents; Gosi She rrv an
bottle Bordeaux Wine Co., 70 Ed ,oa q reel cor
mar william. '~N' -
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Pure Kentucky Ptourbou 81 20 Proof
gallon 100 bbs one year odd must BE-, ola 10 nav
worth 81 90. JAMES GOV \ i,s Pc st-ss
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New Observation-Disclosures, for Colds and
Coughs RUsHTON6, 10 Aston House, corner Of Barclay
street.
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Royal Havana l.ottery.-FI Sxes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The ,es psid for oneoan.
and all kinds Of Gold and sLver
TAYLOR a CO.. Banse r. 10 wall sre.t ny
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The Wall street FrAt.-The Attention or
ilS n sssau street. e- " A'' "''Se..I~'
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Immense Prices Paid for Oh 1 Books.-
10,00o Books hand. Catalogues fr0s
LEoGAT BROlPiEn5, 1881 fassau street
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Neatncss, Economy and Dcspafc 4 Combined
In the OF ORDERS Metre oan Jo Prnttnr Esta
nshment. ~ Nassau sreest.
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A.-JeRcrs Oncrs Extraordinary bargains
In Ladies', Misses and Chdren's Boots and Shoes JRP
FERs, l1s8 and lss Broadway, opposite ST. James, Hon.
and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
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The Grand ReVr lhiican Jubilee Concert
VIII be given a. Cooper hastuie, Friday evening, No
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Established In 1SOO.-The Metr spelitnn Joh
Printing Rslabiishment. ~ Nassau street
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Tho Parliamentary Elcctions-Lord Stanley's
Speech.
LONDON, Nov. 13, 1858.
Lord Stanley opened the Parliamentary canvass in
the borough OF Kings Lynn to-day with speech to
his constituents. After reviewing and defending the
policy Of the Ministry he proceeded to consider the
state Of Europe. lie said the mutual jealousy and
overgr0wn ornaments Of France and Prussia
were Q source OF uneasness, but believed
II peace was maintained France would
become reconciled to the union Of Germany under
the leadership OF Prussia. He feared Turkey in
danger but from internal causes. Returning to the
questions which agitated England, he declared him.
self In favor OF reform, but opposed the disestab
lishment OF the Irish Church. In the course OF his
address he announced that the differences with the
United States were so far settled that the arrange.
ment made only awaited the ratification OF the gov
eminent ct Washington.
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Reported Nominafion Of Bishops Contra.
dicted.

LONDON, Nov. 10, 1858.
report was extensively published yesterday to
che effect that the Rev. William Thomson had sue
ceeded to the Archbshopric Of Canterbury and Rev.
Samuel wilberforce to that Of York. THIS was
promptly forwarded to the Associated Press a. part
of the news Of the day. To-day, however, II is ofci-
ally denied that these promotions in the Church Of
EnRiand have been made.
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Weekly Statement OF the Bank Of France.
PARIS Nov. Is, 1858.
The bullion In the Bank of France has decreased
$1,000 000f. since last week.
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The Fnmcus srner--O7 Nassau street,
corner Fulioa. The Me roy,otsn JOB Prntins tsbncns
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The London Times and Secretary Seward.

The London Times and Secretary Seward.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1865.
The London Times to-day, in an article on the
convention for the settlement OF the Alabama
claims alludes to Secretary Seward in the following
terms:-
Tho official career OF Mr.. Seward is now drawing
to close To the favorable result OF the late war
his skili and energy largely contributed His
foreign policy has been successful. He re.
tires when all chances OF domestic and for
eign strife have disappeared. He. must natu-
rally wish, in common with Lord Stanley,
to terminate before retiring from ONCE dispute or
all OF the details OF which he Is master. The
venti0n Ii especially important because, at . time
when national jea0uscs weaken confidence 1t es-
tabltshes freer precedent for resort to arbitration
instead Of war for the settlement OF differences.
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Reception Of the Chinese Mission at Court.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1868.
Mr.. Buringame and the Chinese Ambassadors will
be on1ciay received by the queen at Windsor on the
goth inst
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AN u s E M e NTS.

Mr.. ROBERT X. RAYMoNDs READrNGs.-Shaks
peare's play OF The "Merchant OF Venice" was the
subject Of the second reading given at the UnioI
League Club theatre last evening by Mr.. Robert X
Raymond. Had it been rendered with all the accom-.
paniment OF scenery and q corps Of actors and
actresses 1t could not have been more impressive
than 1t was in the hands and from the lips Of Mr..
Raymond, who is, without the least question, nm
tshed and Classical rletOrctan. Unheraided as waa
hls name aud obscure. comparatively, rs - his
reputation his reading was al agreeable surprise to
had been casually attracted TO the theatre.
Like Dickens, he Ia c0nsunmate actor and neither
IL Is the queenly Portia the scrapegrace Launceot
or the meiOiranatic Shyiock, ne Is correct and
graphic in the dellneat0n. The part OF Shylock
piece OF lection which has not exceied, II In
deed 1t has been equalled More imposing nails viii
yet invite o Trial VI Mr.. Raym0nd's powers.
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The Parliamentary Elcctions-Lord Stanlcy's
Speech.
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Canada Malt Scotch Whisley, Fv lily Equal
purity and strength Of ortsd srticIe
- ~ per gallon. Nj RPHY DUNN, OReayerst
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Al O'Clock an in tDs cvcnr aiso Chronos Paintings En-.
gfsvinss anu Fancy ircles, - eass ot tue sa ssuce
Arr ko0Ds sls DIV ANYWAY
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David's Fall style Of Gents Hs IT,
eo9k Broadway, nea Duane s,rcsx
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Barnnby's Rheumatic Elixir, Inte1T al
remedy has been used thirty years Curss rheumatism,
ralgia and govt Sold everywhere