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DrcxEys RsADisss $50 much has cen said end 80
much has boon written concerning fas oSeelenos OF
Dickens reader Of his own W things that would
seem 10 be work Of supersrosas ~ to attempt now to
crtcise him as reader or as ap actor wo mus, saw
however that with his reading last avn nu we ere
much disappointed. The 10 .pression derived from
friends and OF Bob Saw or and his friends was
that Dickens 10 . go ID teller lof The stories
which have been wrouzs In his own brain, but lha, he
Is poor reader In "a introduc,ores bis sentences
ays lsTf usa.ns S' W. times most . IN,
style biz smpnv.l7 Il false and his palnos
700 nusn FisdI bu. when describing earnestly
some MongiL W rxet dramatic situation or some Of
snose onalacseW which we imagine We eau ses svsry
vJ locate, those which REQUIRE
pscnnssy dialect consorton OF face and body "a
dsnsMs ~ powers are more fully developed and ths
lonuine ~ comedian 10 exhibited, The pccusrites
~ e. possesses o. seeming 70 approcAtq '2o son
AZ or kumor and Of pausing ~ times % " Inviting
We " suds 70 bone a. that particular monsnt dstrsc!
fom what from She merit Of the entertainment but hls
o. sol IL fully accomplished dssaueb ~ The commands
vom nfst 70 last tho s1saston ND applause aarsa
! or1toai Audience. 49,
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Snow Storm mt the South aud Southwest.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81, 1867.
A furious northeast snow storm commenced at six
o'clock this evening
PirTsBURc, Pa. Dec 81, 1867.
Tho weather s cloudy and cold. The river falling
slowly, and there Is now nine feet Of water in tho
channel
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81, 1907.
There has been an eastcrly snow storm prevailing
hore all day.
WAsHNdT0s, Dec 81. 1867.
There ls a light fall Of snow hero this morning.
RICHMOND Va, Dec. 81, 1857.
Snow foil throughout Virginia to-day, and Is six
inches deep here and twelve inches Danvle and tho
Southern portion OF tho state.
ST LOUIS Dec 81 1867
Light snow has fallen here since noon, with pros.
poet Of its continuance all night The temperature Is
above freezing point
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Doc 81. 1857.
The heaviest snow storm ever seen here fell last
night aud to-day.
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CREAr STATESMEN AND Poor PExsgx -tApropcs %
LORD Lyteton and Of hs bad wrsing. which mas leselE
becn the subject OF paragraph which lsas gone thu
rounds OF the papers may mention tnet Lord Derby
writes very but very aiyikA runuisg hand shaA
Lord Palmcrsion wrote boldly and must egibly with
large round LISTERS and thick upsSokes that Mr. Dis
rac writes largo and angular running ftnd that Lord
Russell writes much like lady, but wi "a small aud III
formed letters very much such han az that OF the
late SIR Robert Peel Lord Iyteon writes sloveny ana
carelossy, and in ON all but tllegibe manner Lord
Houghton writes upright scrawl; ar Gladstone an
oxford hand Mr.. Bright In small. neat, schoarliks
characters Lord Lyndhurst wrote Ono bold egibie
bold but wonderfully difficult 10 dc rentfy
az expression Of the mpetuousn tss Of tho wr,er'A
character
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ENGLAND.

% Of Fenian Onicers-ProsecutiOns for
Cork StorminG Party.
NJ "a LONDON, Dec 8l-Mdnght.
Head Centres and fvo captains of the Fenan
Eatlon have been arrested at Mer,hyr, in South
government has determined TO proceed with the
buttons against Mr. Sullivan, Of the Dublin Nation,
|her persons who have taken a conspicuous part
recent funeral professions in honor of the Fenians
led at Manchester.
reported that the meh who stormed the martello
near Cork, and broke into the gunshop In that
u came from the United States, having been sent
" the Fenian Brotherhood In that country.
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MISSOURI.

Fires In st. Louis and Accidents ON Westeru
Rivers Daring the Past Yeur.
Sr LOUIS, Dec, 81, 1857,
The report OF tho Fire Department OF this city for the
past year shows the number Of nrss 10 havo been 2is
entaing loss Of s2777,soo. Upwards OF 81 ooo 900
OF this ioss occurred in the month Of March, when ,ne
Lindeli Hotel was burned.
The Fire Department OF this city consists Of 10 steam
engines, hook and ladder truck, fuel wagons, 80
men and "a horses The total expense OF the depart
ment during the past year was S140,675.
list OF the casualties 10 steamboats, on tho western
and southwestern rver- dnfna the past year shows 2s
accidents - - ,., 90 - -hi.h .~..,-a Z. rs total
o.,rictIon or tho boats, involving loss OF $o4S 900,
n which there was insurance TO the amount o.
s5llO00 The other casualties resulted 10 only par
tal deslrfctou or the boats seventyseven tivessr
known 10 havs been lost By these accidents, ana
haavsd thai ahnut 20 more might be added 70 tne lsL
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AUSTRIA.

embers of the Reconstructed Cabinet.
VIENNA, Dec. 81, 1851.
austrian Council of Ministers, as re-arranged,
imposed Of the following members
incs Won Aucrsperg, President Of the Council.
IRON Won Beust, Minister Of Foreign Affairs with the
OF Primo Minister
bunt Won Taafe, Deputy President OF the Council.
Aron Won John, Minister of War
iron Won Becke, Minister Of Commences
|err Giskra, Minister OF the Interior.
Arr Herbst, Minister OF Justice.
n Brestel, Minister Of Finance.
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FRANCE.

siativc Reform-Number and AppOrtiOn.
pit of Sents-Adelina Patti to be Married
hn Imperial OGiciai.
r. PARIS, Dec. 81, 1867.
lUecrse OF the Emperor, published in the Moniteuy
morning, the Corps Legslat!f for the next five
Ia to consist OF total Of two hundred and ninety.
hembsrs
ne apportionment Of seats among the different do.
ents OF the empire the city Of Paris is entitled TO
mime representatives, the same number which she
! the present Corps Legslatir
lo Adeina Patti isto be married 10 the Marquis de
an officer Of the imperial household.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

rm IoSpor MONEY MARKEr.-LcypoS, Doc. 81
Evening closed at o. for money and o. o2,,
for account.
= American securities closed al the following ratcs
United States fve-tweniy bonds T2iz; Illinois Central
Railway shares, 891; Eric Railway shares as%.
~ FRANKFORT Bouuss-TRAEK FORT, Dec 31--Evening
United States bonds closed T8A for tho Issue OF 1882
ETHn PARIS BouRsE. PARIS Dec 3i--Evenlng There
nHas better feeling en- tho Bourse, and roniss closed
with q decided improvement
" LIvERfooL CorTos MARggE-IlvERfoof, Dec. Oh
Evening. Tho cotton market closed nrm, with an
advancing tendency in prices. Transactions have been
comparatively heavy the sales OF ihs day reaching fully
$1,000 bales The following the authorized closing
auotatlons =: siddling upands sSd a7Ad in port, I'd.
70 arrive; mdcing Orleans, 7,td. a7Hd The cotton
market vii. he closed on Thursday o. well as
"wednesday, 9th being observed az holidays
This being srast day OF the year the Brokers' Crcuar
apb6ars thsb forming with the following remarks
Mhdl9p % dhe cotton market rhs total s.'- ~ 'ns
fMfo< they itee s--ss--rr'"-- sc 30 % oos-
2S2i t % 900 bales, intending 1000 bales for sx-
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A Prisooor mt tho Madison jail Killed by the
Sheriff.
MADISON, Doc 81 1897.
man named John Rodman, confined in the Jail
here, was shot and killed by Sheriff shannon last
night. The sheriff went into tho jail 10
lock tho prisoners cells. On entering and locking
the door he seized by Rodman. The
Sheriff called for help and another prisoner came but
instead of giving him took the key from the
sheriff and attempted TO unlock tho door The Sheriff
warned Rodman second tImo 10 lot OF him. but not
being obcyed and seeing the prisoners about to escape
ho drew his revolver ana shot Rodnsn through the
heart, killing him Instantly
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Legislature Caucus Of the Members.
BosroS, Dec. ~, 1867.
At caucus OF the republican members elect OF the
House OF Representatives., held at tho State House this
evening, Harvey Jewell OF Boston, was nominated for
Speaker receiving seventy-sx votes out or ninety
and william 8 Robluson, Of Maiden. was unanimously
nominated for Clerk
The liberal members of tho House had q caucus nj
Horticultural Hall, but only thirty.Gve members we're
present. and the meeting adjourned without making any
nominations.
The Legislature assemblies tomorrow forenoon.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

order Of General Canby-ExccntiOns Sus-
pended and Bnrr0oms Reopeucd.
CHARLESTON, Doc. 81, 1867.
General Candy has issued an order suspendng exocu-
tons and staying proceedings in all arising during
he war suspendng sales under foreclosure and provd-
ing for homestead exemption. General Sickes order
prohibiting the dstilaton OF liquors and the granting
OF licenses to barroous revoked and tho proceeds OF
such licenses arc devoted the support Of the poor.
Steamships carrying pilots license by United States
commissioners are exempted from compulsory pay
ment OF pilotage.
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Alb YSSlNIA,

Irch Of the British Expcdition-Thc Cap.
lives Said to be Released.
LoSpos, Dec 81, 1857,
aisr advicss have been received from the expedi.
5 now marching into the heart Of Abyssnia.
IL Ia reported that King Theodore on aacertanng the
ens and power OF the measures taken by this govern
bot 70 effect the liberation Of the English captives
|oluntarily released them himself.
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LOUISIANA.
Iao Convention-AdOpti0n of Articles Eleven
aud Twcive-The Rights or Citizens In Public

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Articles Eleven
ana Tweive-The Rights or Citizens Ia Public
| NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1867.
In inc convention to-day tho following was adopled
as article eleven and twelve Of the constitution
ss,. shall BE- passed regulating labor and fixing
xsce ,Says declares Religious liberty. says re-
ious test siel be required a. qualification for Office
lis following resolutions. offered by Mr. n""h"'"k
(coloredl 49, Il. " ai''co oi the
ps'o,uss r.. right Of ali bsfsons 10 travel on the
common carriers and ~ at all places OF public
The fo,lownS substitute 'ered by Mr.. wyckliGe, was
subsequently, recognized:-
Resolved That all persons shall e and a a n ana
privileges while travelling in this S,s,ta,mma al puons
places Of amusement retreshmens o. an 10 all persons
alike no company municipal parish or cha Ming M
ton shall make rules regulations any us
tncon between persons Of or or pre-.
vious condition.
Tho Convention adjourned without coming 10 dsyote
on the substitute.
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ENNES

Steamboat accident MT acknowledgements.
tiv, Nomination for Mayor.
MEmrms, Doc. 81, 1867.
Tho little steamer Lady Manning, running between
here and Halls Point struck snag that place yes
terday and sank. Tho boat and her cargo OF shingles
total loss. She was owned by Captain Ward, her
commander.
Hon. J. w. Ieftwich was nominated last night as
conservative candidate for Mayor Tho election, which
comes OF on Tuesday promises TO DO an exciting
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AS
a TO THE HERALD.

n .ian's Favorite Attendant.
HAVANA, Dec. 81, 1867.
Emperor Maximian's favorite attend.
atchkoff, who was the bearer Of the Empe.
Eors last wishes to Carlota died of vomlto on the
inst. aboard the English mail steamer Dan.
yhile in quarantine at ST. Thomas.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Southern KcI0ictn9s Over tho C1,auge en- Dee
parfmentpt (0ntuaudrl.s.


From the Augusta Ga ChronclG Dec. 2gl
The glorious news dashed over the wires last nishss
and which presented to the peopl0 n this SabbatR
day carries Joy 10 the heart or every u uc man. Norsa
and South, who owes his country and hlJ race Pope
beheaded. Ord ~ defended. Tyranny Is detbaono6
and tho liberty OF the constitution taxes the place a.
despotsp. Negro supremacy is dead The white man
created this government and the white man must and
shall rulo. All honor 10 Andrew Johnson, the fesrosS
defender or tho constitution aud the onion. Ho has
proved himself equal the emergency and will be
tanned by tho American people Pope and his fndicak
niger convention desd--beyond IN hope OF rssus
rsciion. Hide your heads, ye apoysste whites witi9
black hearts The Sun OF yonr prospective power su6
greatness has get in dishonor and infsfny.
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MARYLAND.

The LcgisIature-A senator TO Re Elected.
BALTIMORE, Dec 81, 1867
The Maryland Legislature couvenss al Annapolis to-
morrow. majority OF the members Of both houses
are IN the city tonight. Tho Legislature will elect n
Senator In place OF Hon. Reverdy Johnson.
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TEXAS.

New Commander for tho Rio Grande.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1867.
Brevet Major General A. d. McCook has boon
ordered to relieve Brevet Brgadier Genera! r. Nc
Kenze. In command or the sub-d istrict of the Rio
Grande.
General Mckenzie is the oficer who suppressed the
Brownsville Rdnctero
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FIRE IN cuESrlss sllr-loss ABOUT SIS. 600.

About ton O'Clock last night Are discsvsrvd by
officer Wright In tho building No. 1a cosntss 81 p, 90.
cupisd by Cartwright, Harrison, dealers Ia bus Ter aud
cheese Tho FIRE apparently originated the ,rst aoor
and spread up the stairs 70 tho third floor The damage
10 the stock will be about $40 900 .sad 10 b. nsuref
and 10 tho building about 900 The cauys OF the fre
u unknown al present The firm reside d BROOKLYN,
queny the amount OF Insurance. coug not be ascsr
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juRoPEAN MARINE NEWS.

,vrts, pso 81. Tho Nor, Gsrnta Loyss
ssh,n Nav York, Captain prsyf whl@
york on the 10th instant rived this poo
All nIns o'clock this rneruins After Andins tht
N passengers and malls me ~ YORK prosssdes
n %sn' ,.a s.-Tbs ssssmsnl osIl opnlu
M Ar .ss Lonoon ana New yorllins 'hirh tsfl
EES pEsnsss n sss usiysa aAs ass
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KANSAS.

Opening Of the First Section oC the Galveston
Railroad.
LAWRENCE, Dec 81, 1867.
The 1rst section OF thirty miles OF the Lawrence and
Galveston Railroad will DO opened for business 10.
morrow The road ia being rapidly pushed forward
under tho energetic direction OF President 5turgis OF
Chicago
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The Examination of the Browns In the
Canaan Murder mt HudsOn-The Remains
Of the Murdered Child After the Fire.

The Examination Of tho Browns In the
Canaan Murder Mt Hndson-The Remains
Of the Murdered Child Alter the Fire.
HUDSON, N r., Dec. 81, 1857.
The examination of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, the parties
charged with the horrible murder and at Canaan
Four Corners, was had yesterday before Recorder
Miller. There were nine witnesses examined,
Martin E. Williams, Walter Gardiner, Lucy
Gardiner, Caroline Cross Sidney c. Bcae,
Samuel A. Townsend and John H. Huriburt. The
strongest points In the case were elected from Dr. Jud
and MIR, Beae. The former gentleman that
soon after the breaking out Of the fire he went to
the house. and that after II was extnguished he
holding lantern over something which proved
to be human being, and which turned out to be the
body of Angie Brown. Her left leg whole except the
knee which was badly burned. The flesh and skin on
the foot not darkened much but had the appear
of being scaded. Tho knee and lower portion of
the right leg was entirely gone Tho leg was broken
protruded about three inches beyond the iesh and had
the appearance OF having boon broken by something
falling on IT, II plain fracture and not burned off,
Both hands, and the arms near the elbows, Como
and the skin and flesh and the ribs we burned. The
rib bones burned that they a crumbling
and charred The skull cap was gone and part OF the
BRAIN That part Of the brain left seemed iresh The
eyes burnt TO charcoal while the lower pa IT OF
the face entire but much blackened. The skull was
much burned as TO be crumbly The other witnesses
corroborated the above testimony and both prisoners
fully committed to await the action of the Grand
Jury. District Attorney WEIGH went to Canaan this
morning to work up the and is determined that
nothing shall be left undone that shalt to clear up
this horrible mystery.
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VIRGINIA..

The Ohio and chesapeake Subscription Cur
ried Again.
RICHMOND, Dec. 81, 1851
Tho second vote on the question Of subscribing
50 O00 900 to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
taken in this city to-day and resulted in favor Of the
subscription
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TWO Boys Dr0wnSd In
- River. - -. ., yas7
.rs ophssDuRo, d. ~, aged
Timothy ". Simpson and Thoma. l. rrunas'
respectively tva,va a.. ,,.,. .-rwled on
saturday last at wadngton, twenty miles below !.
place, while sliding on the St. Lawrence river. q. W.
fearson, OF this place, will proceed to wadinq.op 10.
podes, s " Wv ~ 'uo
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INDIAN TERRITORY.


Flag Raising Old Fort Cobb.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Dec 81, 1857
Advces from the indian Territory state that the
American flag raised old Fort Cobb on the goth
Instant by Major Shankin for the first time since il
torn down by the rebels under General Price In
lSC2 Fort Cobb Is tho headquarters Of the 0uacha
Agency.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Wreck Of the Steamship Frances.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 81, 1897.
The steamship Frances, from Baltimore to this port,
ashore at three O'Clock this morning. eight miles
north of New Inlet All hands are saved She lies
broadsde tho beach, tho sweeping her and
will probably go to pieces Part OF her cargo may DO
saved.
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Arrival Of JEFF Davis at New Orieant-SerioWs
Accident mt the Steamboat L0ndins-Twenty
Lives Lost.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1867
Mr. and Mrs Jefferson Davis arrived in this city at
i've O'Clock this evening.
The steamer Henry Ames, which arrived here this
morning with 5000 bales OF cotton, while being un.
loaded the guards both sdes or the boat gave ways
precptating large portion Of the cargo overheard
About twenty men, white ana black, were eiher
drowned or crushed
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CALF ORNlA.
Arrival Of the steamer China.

Arrival Of the steamer China.
SA2 FRANCISCO, Dec. 81, 1897.
The steamer China. from Hong Kong and Yokohama
ieegraphed or the Heads at balf-past seven p. NJ
The sailing Of tho steamship Montana with the mails
and pas ssngers for New York has been further post
poned until January I, In order to make the connection
with the China steamer which overdue hero four
DAYS ago.
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BELGIUM.

"A Cabinet, Reorganization I'm Prospect.
BRrssxLs, Dec. 81, 1857.
he Belgian Ministry is about to DO recognized.
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sar ics Oats, Is. Sd for American. Peas.
,Ssnp ny PRovrsoss EsRKsr .-LivAsroois Dec al
vkhFooI al declined 10 ags 3D. BEEF ll2s. per 304
eninB - .snssr cured extra primemess. 0heess,
pnn ~, c. for ,hs highest range OF nfe Bacon, 43s
W. W., Tor Cumberland cut, Pork, es Cd. per 200
. Tor pt.ms psanvcE MAaKrr .--fIvsrroM Dec. 81
ns No. IL Dutch standard sugar 25s6d. Rosin,
bag cw,' for common Wilmington, ana q. Tor hne
raIlow, 4ss. Cd. per evt Tor Amsncaa Splits
nl,I,. and Ia, 3J.d for refined. Cover Ned, s6s.
TO- American, req. -. a. faap, ~
Wy .s.rsa 10 report In our markets. Wnle oil
no aso seiiona for Iceland, Sperm oil, f1o per
T,n,ees oil, GsT per ton ulsesd caksh ID los
n for thin oblong a
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Nominations for once Declined.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 81, 1867.
Seven white men and three negroes have declined the
nominations for county Offices rendered them by the
county republican Convention nomioees for the State
Senate included.
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The SrrTsln ANNUAL RA,L.

The aprual ball OF tho servants Of u Aston Ho0ss
was held ovoniug AZ tho house. The affair came or
with grca. eci1 and the participants di break u
OF the year
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All Indies aud Gentle men. Young aud Old.
aesrous o. hasins sheie hair ppea bcaulnl during The
TIE HAIR a. once u que tho nervous action Of tho
oyertaxci BRAIN restores 81 hair s original color,
sens is falling out keop tho head clean. Sold by all
druggists fancy goods teae aud fshon able hair dassera
ana al my odlce, ~ As Broa Ivay, New York.
"a lRAu A. CHEvATTEN, NJ. D.
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Murder of n. Conductor I'm n Train Near
Nlnevch Station.
PiTrsBuRg Dec 81. 1861
Charles II Parker, the conductor of the Jobnstown
accommodation train, which left here yesterday AFTER
noon was murdered near Nineveh station. Parker
had demanded faro from a passenger named Samuel
Hull who refused to produce IL, and ondeav0rng to
put him on tho train he stabbed Parker in tho abdomen
killing him almost instantly. Hull wa arrested this
morning
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All Nnture,S sweets in Mil lions Of UOmmo-
pathr RNETTS FLORIN lEI exquisite hand
kerchcf perfume better bregn extract. Sold by
all druggists New 70 oGics J2 broadway Hetropotan
Hotel building.
gloss and ID superior French ponsacS su4
oils alcoholic washes
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Convention of sBoys In Binco in PHILADELPHIA
ON the tsth Inst.
PHiLADgLpuiA, Dec. 81, 1867.
State Convention Of the "Boys in l'ue Association"
composed OF soldiers and salors Is TO be held horc
January g. The object is said 10 DO the nomination OF
General Grant for the Presidency Ono thousand dele
gates expected to be present The railroads leading
TO this city have Issued excursion tickets for tho bensit
Of those wishing TO attend.
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ILLINOIS,.

n -
Death Of Judge Arripstons
CH,cAao, pso 81, 1851
Sudss H. Y, Arlington, qns " the sole" swyes y
IBIS STATE, aha y bis tss,ssoos 10 hu sw w.aeE sgsa
,aiDt.wvw ysssa
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Bntcheior's liz ir Dye..-The Best IN tho
worlds the only pot harmiesi reliable ngauan8~
Gus. Factory VI Bafct sy street.
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Printing al, Evcry Description Executed
With ueatnese sAd despatch aud lover thap css-
where, AZ hasME TR0POLiTAN JOB PRINrINg ESTAHs
LlsHMENT, " Nassau street
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Discharge OF Laborers and Reduction of
Wages Among the Railroad and Iron
COmpanie
SCRANTON, Dec. 81, 1867.
r. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany, whose shops have for weeks been running
eight hours time yesterday notified ts employees.
OF whom there are nearly one thousand at this point
tina. reduction Of ten cent in wages would DO made
commencing tomorrow.
The Dixon works, which employ seven hundred men,
gave similar notice this morning and will tonight dts
charge large number of single men and OF those for
the shortest time in the employ OF the company.
Tho Lackawanna iron company recently discharged
thirty carpenters and considerable number OF inborcrs
and other workmen, and reduces wages Tomorrow.
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,A;-Ciear. soft, sr soot,L and Bseut!lal SKID
Is the result Of nsiog lIAIROS BLOOM or YOUTH
Sold W druggists essTyv here