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The New York herald., 1869-12-09
NEW YORK.


Successful Diamond Robbery in Albany.
ALBANY Dec. 8, 1869.
A bold and successful diamond robbery was per.
petrated in this city this evening" About xix O'Clock
thief entered the jewelry store OF w. II. Williams,
No ASS Broadway, under pretence TO buy, but really
for the purpose OF theft. While looking at a da-
mond ring he dropped 1t on the noor behind the
counter, and as Mr. Robert ID. williams
son OF the proprietor was about to pick
1t up the thief seized the tray containing about
$4,000 worth OF diamonds, and ran towards the door
Mr.. Williams pursued but was compelled TO retreat
~ the muzzle OF PISTOL A confederate OF the ref
opened the door and the latter backed out. The
door was then closed and fastened on the outside
by means OF a pleco OF rope with ring attached
to each end. One ring was placed
the door knob and the other ou the
hook that holds the iron bar that encir.
cles the shutters or the show window thus fasten-
ing Mr., Williams in the store. The thieves escaped
by jumping ID cutter Three OF the rings. dropped
by the thief IN The store were recovered. Mir. WI.
lams, the proprietor OF the store was absent hav.
ing LETT for New York t0dsy.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Sinking Of the Steamer Rebecca mt Parixcrs.
burg-FOur Five Lives Lost.
WHEELING, Dec. 8, 1869.
The Wheeling and ParKersDurg packet Rebecca
collided with pier No. OF the bridge at Parkersburg
last night and sunk Immediately. Four or five lives
were lost. All the passengers are reported to be
saved. The lost are supposed to have been deck
hands, The vessel is probably total loss. Disas-
ters occur daily by codlng with the piers OF the
new bridges at Bealr and Parkersburg, and a
number OF similar accidents are reported as having
occurred at the Steubenvllle bridge
Five bodies have been reco vered from the wreck
up to this evening, as 10llows:-Sanford Karr John
karr, Henthorn and Long, and one, name unknown.
These are all that are positively known TO De lost,
though II Is reported and believed six or eight more
persons are missing The cabin passengers barely
escaped with their lives losing all their baggage
The boat was valued at 100000, and was insured
for $1,000 in Wheeling and Cincinnati companies.
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The Ecumenical Council in Rome
and a Deistical Congress
in Naples.
AustrO-German Difficulties in
the East.
Navigation and Water Depth in
the suez Canal.
ROME.

Opening OF the Ecumenicnl Councii-Immcnsc
Crowds in the City-t,rand Papal Process
sion and Royal Reception.
ROME. Dec. q, 1889.
The Ecumenica Council was opened to-day by
Pope Plus TX.
The weather wasuhfavoraoc, rain falling at inter
walls throughout the day. but enormous crowds filled
the Vatican and lined the streets through which the
members OF the Council passed.
The Pope, followed by 70o bishops, proceeded to
the hall OF the Council amid the ringing OF bells ond
the laundering OF from the fors OF ST. Angelo
and Mount Aventine.
The Holy Father was in tine health.
The galleries OF the Hall OF Council were occupied
by the soveregns and princes now in Rome, by the
members Of the corps dlplomatique and other nota-
bles. The ceremonies excelled IN grandeur and
magnifcence any that have taken place III Rome
within the present century.
Tho Temporal Powers Not Represented.
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1860.
None Of the temporal Powers has special repre-
sentative at The Ecumenical Council.
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION IN BOSTON.

Burning of the City Flour Mills ON Com.
mercinl Wharf-Loss Upwards Of Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
BOSTON, Dec. s, 1869.
The most destructive fire In this City for a long
time occurred last evening, by which nearly all the
buildings connected with the Boston City Flour Mills
on Commercial wharf, we're almost wholly consumed.
The first intlmation OF the existence of fire was
at about seven O'Clock, when there was vio-
lent explosion, and almost immediately tho whole
line OF granite buildings were In flames. On ac-
count Of the deep snow In the streets the engines
were greatly delayed in reaching the scene OF the
nre and all the property was beyond human saliva
tion when the first stream was brought to bear upon
the flames. Wafer WAS also scarce aud at first none
Whatever could be Obtained The buildings con-
sumed contained large quantity OF -four and valua
BILE machinery. and the whole was totally ruined by
either nre or water. The whole loss is es-
timatcd TO be about t200,000 on which there
IL q heavy insurance. The machinery was in
sured in the following offlces:-ln the Albany City
Insurance Company there Is $1,000 insured end
g. 500 In each Of the following o1ces:--North Amer
can. IIartforu; Western, Buffalo: Buffalo City and
BuGao Fire and Marine; Republic, Chicago; United
States, Baltlmorc; Albany city, State. Cleveland;
Maryland, Batimore Atlantic, brooklyn; Central
Mutual, worcester; Westchestcr County, New York;
Monumental. Baltimore; Schenectady, New Yort;
Merchants and Commercial OF Chicago; and Girard.
Philadelphia The mills were In full operation and
were turning out about 800 barrels OF nour per day.
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NEW HAMP SHIRE.

The state Temperance Committee In Session
ut Concord-The Political Questions of Tem-
perancc and Rum.
CONCORD, Dec. g. 1862
An adjourned meeting Of the committee Of the
State Temperance Alliance was held here to- day.
The attendance was quite full Tho meeting was
called to order by E. Adams OF Concord. The
meeting was then organized by the choice OF Rev.
=. Adams, as chairman, and +. -. Crawford, as
secretary. The reading Of correspondence from In
nuehtial men In different parts OF the state on the
question OF the expediency OF running an indepen-
cent candidate ut the March election came up. The
opnons expressed were various, but mostly 10
!Mavor M OF such course. The committee then ad-
J0urned till this afternoon
=. on tue reassembiing the Rev. Dr. Barrows, from
Ine oommtiee reported a series OF resolutions, the
nrst and last OF which were adopted Tney dcnounce
D'n poiitlca parties assert that tney are under
uo 0i the rum interest," declare the necessity or
new party, and TX on the i2th day OF January Tor
the assembling OF State Convention M Concord
a., Inc second resolution was very severe In denounc.
inR the republican party. 1t was passed alter dis
cussion anu subsequently rescinded.
, Un motion OF Kew. NJ HARDY, Rev. Dr. Barrows,
r. Crawford ana Colonel II. d. Pierce were annointed
eSommittee " Issue the call ior the convention.
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VIRGINIA..
Reioicinss OF the People at the Prospect Of
the Early Admission of the Stnte-Opposi-
tion Of Sore.Hcaaed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
Carpet-Bageer Officials.


Carpet-Bageer Oncials.
RICHMOND, Dec. s, 1859.
The Presidents recommendation TO Congress for
the early admission of Virginia aud the prospect
OF It's being speedily carried out cause
general feeling OF rejoicing, the exceptions
being few iacuons radicals whom the republican
party eft 10 run the last Convention by themselves,
and few sore-headed old democrats, who exhibit
cheap pluck by swearing that they would rather be
under Candy than Walker. The former are under
the lead OF Porter, tho member OF Congress elect
from this district, and the latter lead themselves,
each old fossil being too proud TO acknow-
ledge any leader but himself. The great mass
OF the republicans and conservatives are rejoced
at the prospect OF an early admission. The talk
about the Legislature undertaking to upset the pro-
Visions OF the new constitution render them in-
operative is unfounded In every particular. The
unwledy majority in the Legislature tnat carried
the State IL already split into Walker party
and q democratic party. and separate
State Central Committee for the former has already
been organized. Both want the aid OF the negro
voter and would not run the risk OF having him solid
against them by meddng with or failing to give nun
all his rights IN the spirit and letter of the Constltu
tlon Popular opinion has changed too much In Nir-
GINA to make such an event IN the least probable.
are non-resldents, who have been appointed To civil
ONCE ny the military, and who will gather up their
traps and make on when she gets IN. There
are about eighty sherfs, two or three hun
dred constabes, about one hundred judges and
tne same number OF clerks OF courts, all
the men who hold the rat offices in Richmond and
ali the military men who also hold civil appoint
ments and are drawing State we'll as federal pay.
This list comprises men seven-eiRhns OF whom never
had any idea Of remaining in the State when they
came here. and now that their salaries
are stopped will clear out, and give as reason for
30 dong tnat a Union man wasn't safe among the
ex-rebes. The attempt OF this class OF men to keep
the State out is the best commentary yet on recon-
structiOn and shows what fraud 1t mas
been IN Virginia. All those Northern people who
have come here as farmers or business
men are rejoiced over the approaching admission,
no matter which side tine, are on III politics, and ell
the onice-hoders are opposed to It, The former see
that admission puts money In their pockets and
ulls, and the latter, who never yet have struck
lick OF work In the state hnd that their ill-gotten
gains are 10 be cut or
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s,uIRGas coIIOt mAsktTS

AUGUSTA. GA, Dee. a. isss
The cotton market closed scvs and arm sses 7so bales
receipts, l,1:0 bales middlng, 4Sce -, = ..n
Cotton closed irregular as ssi.c for mdanss receipts,
s29s baess eyports, 81 bales; sales, 1n bales.
IuARLIsroS, n g. Dec. - 1852
Cotton closed nrm .c belssri sales, 900 bacs mid
Nav oRtxkss, Dec. 4, rs9
Cotton very active and frmsr al ~ Nsc lar mid
ding; saies 6U0 bales exports 10 Liverpool, ANY bales
NonroLK Va, Dee :. isss.
Cotton quiet and firm receipts bales exports coast.
wise, 1873 bAics sales, 100 bales low midding I've
NoHtLx, Ala. Dec 4, iss9
Cotton active demand hroughou ihe DAY snd closed
hrm saes the close % the nsra-t
seriAy middIings, ssac . Isse rsospts, oe bales ca
The New York herald., 1869-12-09
ENGLAND.


United States Fnnnce--The Alabama Claims
The Mtre of Excter-The Peabody Funeral. .
LONDON, Dec. s, 1869.
The Times in an article on American finances,
says
The fact that repudiation has been practised by
all the States except Massachusetts, associated with
the theory which widely obtains in the Union that
gold debts may De paid IN paper, Injuries American
securities Offers OF conversion will arouse dstrust
and deter success.
The London Ne,cs, commenting on General
Grants statement OF the Alabama question In his
message. lnfers that the Americans want indemnity
for their feelings rather than for their trade or
pockets. This may be given. Diplomacy may oil
this international friction and remove q sentimental
grievance without compromising British interest or
PRIDE
The appointment OF the Rev. Dr. Temple as Bishop
Of Exeter mas been confirmed, notwithstanding the
protests and arguments made against 1t.
II reported that the United States steamer Ply.
mouth will not accompany the remains OF George
Peabody to America, but VIII return to the Mediter-
ranean.
Government Commercial Caution.
LONDON, Dec. S--P. N.
The English Ministry have refused to accept the
notifications OF the treaty OF commerce between
England and France proposed by the latter
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Affairs at the Boston Navy Yard.

BUhTUN, DEC. & 1869.
The United states steamer Alaska went into com.
mission yesterday This vessel was built at this sta
ton and was launched October 81, 1868. Her
dimensions are In length $50 feet with thirty eight
feet beam, and nineteen feet depth OF hold.
She Is ship-rlgged, with steam as 0uxll-
iary; Is registered as second class, and 1852
tons, new measurement. She also carries an arma-
o1cers:-Commander Homer G. Blake; Lieutenant
Commander and Executive Officer. j. III. Roland;
Lieu enant Commander, G. M. Chester; Lieutenant,
A. 5. snow; Lieutenant OF Marines James b. Breeze;
Ensigns Charles NJ. Chip, X n. q. Brown, Charles
F. Ford and A. w. Wadhams; Surgeon J. H. Clark;
Assistant Surgeon, s. w. Latta; Paymaster Frank
Clarke; First Assistant Engineer, William II. Ring;
second Assistant Engineer Francis l.. Cooper;
Mates J. w. Foster, William FL. Jennings, A. +. Cali
and T. 8. sullivan.
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ALAB

Legislative Pr0ceedings-JudGe Bnsteed Com
piimented by the Huntsville Bar.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. s. 1869.
In tho Senate to-day only local bills were acted
upon. In the House there was an animated discus
sion over the report OF the Election Committee to
elect Mr.. Brown member from Chambers. II was
not disposed OF at the adjournment.
Judge Busteed is here for the purpose 1t is under
Stood of holding bankrupt court. The following
resolution adopted by the Huntsville bar at the
late session OF tue court, which causes much COM
ment here:--
Resolved That Mr. Richard Bustesd by the dignity
mpartiaity and ability with which he has
the business OF this erm has the esteem of
the bar and entitled himself and the court which pre-
sides TO the public confidence.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09
MISSOURI.

Meeting of lserman Physicians In Sc. Louis
Deputy United states Marshal Murdered.
ST. LOUIS, Dec Is, 1852
The German physicians OF this city will hold a
meeting tomorrow night to demonstrate against
hanging DR.. schoeppe, the Pennsyvania physician
who is under sentence Of death for poisoning his
wife.
l.. T. Moses, OF Sedalia, Mo-, Deputy United States
Marshal, was shot and killed In Camden county last
Saturday evening. lie had gone there TO arrest .
man named Felix Whitworth for running An illicit
distlllefy. Whitworth - desperate character and
is supposed to be the murdogcr.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09
CUBA.

Attempt TO Destroy a T0wn-yIovements Of
Troops-Arrival of General Lesca In
Havana.
HAVANA, Dec. 8, 1869.
An attempt was lately made TO burn the town OF
JUN, but 1t was frustrated Many persons suspected
OF completely In the plot have been arrested.
Tho troops from sant Espiritu fare marching
towards Puerto Principe. 1t is supposed the inten-
tion OF the troops Is to destroy rebel eacampnent
planted on that road
The Gertrude IL reported ashore on Roman Key.
General Lesca has arrived In Havana sick.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09
THE SUEZ CANAL.

Light Draught Steamers-Thc Depth of Water.
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1860.
Shallow iron steamers are building on the Tyne
for the navigation OF the Suez Canal.
Mr. Ashbury, who sailed through the Canal in his
yacht Cambria. writes that after taxing careful
soundings he is Of the opinion that no vesse draw
ing over nineteen feet OF water can pass through
the canal.
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KENTUCKY,

Decision Relative TO the Taxntion Of Incomes
from United Stntes Bonds-The Congress.
sionaI Law FOrbiGdng Their Taxation Tn.
constitutional.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. g. 1869.
Judge Hoke Of the Jefferson County Court rem
dered important decision day In the case OF the
Commonwealth OF Kentucky vs. the Louisville City
National Bank, on the application OF the attorneys
for the defence dismiss the rule issued SUIT
was instituted to recover the tax levied BY the State
on the income arising from United states bonds held
by the bank, and the decision which will apply to
all banks holding such bonds declares the act OF the
Legislature constitutional and the act OF Congress
forbidoing the tax UNCONSTITUTIONAL. An appeal Will
be made,
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hood could DO attained until women shall belong to
netseli. MRS. Bur!egb'5 entire address listened
" Win the deepest attention and repeatedly drew
iorth warm applause.
a Aiter the rendering In verv expressive style or
one more Unfortunaten by the Hulchinsons Mr. II.
-. bLAok WELL came forward ana read letter from
senator wilson, or Mass chuseuts, expressive OF his
IesIet at not beng aoe TO be present wishing
uess @ 20 the movement Ilo then read the following
resolutlons:-
resolved That wedemand suffrage for woman of
poo Justice because those who obey laws should have
49, h leir enae neut, and those who pay should
voice Ia the imposition aud the expenditure OF the
hat we demand suffrage FOR OF
H. @ Apedlencv because women a class possess pesi-
moral ehaFaeteristics which represented
n eht ~ power for temperance peace, purity, rei
eA1us eeonony ana puDlc ORDER
n1auvsli lhat the subjectisn OF to in her
anu industrial relations Is consequence OF
nea @ huojeeloh y in her political relations; that
snnHhIraso LOT woman equal right to her
properly and earnings right fair days
lo lsr Gay work righL equa education, occupation
se.!-ruspect.
Mr. BLACKWELL then delivered an address endors-
ing al that had previously been said and consldera
bic more
lev. PHEBE HOUSsFoRn "the honored pastor or
TWO churches In Massachusetts = made the closing
address.
The Convention continues to-day.
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THE NATIONAL BOARD or TRADE.

Visit Of the Members to Fortress Monroe
Reception by General Barry.
FORTRESS MONROE Va, Dec. 8, 1859.
The National Board ofTrade and large numbers OF
invited guests arrived here to-day at twelve O'clock
on board the steamer George Leary from Norfolk un
der escort OF the Norfolk Board OF Trade The excur
sionlsts were receiYed 10y General Barry. command
ant and the officers OF the fort. saiute OF thirteen
guns was fired IN their honor, and General Barry
treated them to handsome col aton. After inspect
ing the fort they returned to Norfolk at two O'Clock
this afternoon.
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THE INDIANS.

DeprednfiOns of the Sioux in Wyoming Terri
t0ry-A Mail Party Missing.
CHICAGO, Dec. s. 1859.
letter from Laramie, December 4, says:-
The Indian troubles in Wyoming quite alarm
ing. Bands or Sioux are moving through the Terri
tory rooblng and murderlng. The maIl party that
lett Fort Laramie was driven In by the Indians.
Another that lett several days previous mad
heard iro and IL Is feared they have been captured
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SUFFRAGE Fua Tas NEGRO, INDIAN Aa0 CHlaAAis.

BOSTON, Dec. s. 1860.
Fred Douglass delivered an address here last
evening, in which he went over his old argument
Tor suffrage for his own ebony race, and then went
a step or two further by demanding It for the noble
red man and the Oriental Chinaman. OR trouble,
ne said, not because republicanism was an
experiment. but the mistake was IN hestatng TO
give absolute equality IN every direction; bat this,
he thought, would come in tine and all the races OF
the land be Incorporated into our composite ma
tlOnay.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09
THE PHILADELPHIA FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8, 1882
rhe members Of the Pnad elpnia Commercial Ex-
change, undaunted by the destruction Of their
hail. met yesterday at Mich eners 4 Co.'s store, on
Arch street, and resumed bu sincss Their hall will
be rebuilt Immediately, the insurance beug sum-
Client TO replace II. The origin OF the fire. although
generally attributed to an explosion OF gas, Is still
The New York herald., 1869-12-09
ERE On InIRl AYtNls.

Al twenty minutes past eight last night fre
broke IN the cellar OF the premises No. 10 Third
avenue occupied by Mr. X. Maxmiian as an up
hosiery causing damage to stock OF $4,000. insured
IN the Commercial aud American for $4,000 lhe
building was owned by the stny ydsant estate and
damaged $500. fully insured.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09

draft Of fifty sailors left the Navy Yard yester.
day. and were escorted by sergeant and six men
OF the marines, by the train to Boston, Mass, form
ing part OF the crew Of the Benecia. They will be
sent from thence to Portsmouth, N. H. &nere that
vessel ia lying.
Three hundred men, employed in the different de.
partments IN the Brooklyn Navy Yard, were dis.
CHARGED Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09
MONTE GRO,

"PrincipaIities' Territorial Question
North German Interference.
PARIS, Dec. 8, 1892
The Prince Of Montenegro has protested against
the intention OF Austria to occupy his territory
with troops, and the Prcssian government sustalns
Montenegro
The New York herald., 1869-12-09

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1869.
Rear Admiral Craven has been ordered to assume
the duties OF Port Admiral at San Francisco, Ca on
the LIST Of January next.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09

HEssELs-LASDER.-0n Wednesday, December 8,
by the rev. Mr. Rogner ANTHONY HEssELs, or Ho-
boken TO Miss AMELIA LANDER, OF this city,
For other Marriages see Etghh Page
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TEXAS ELECTION.

Radical Majority in Forty-six Counties 5,4S9.
GALVESTON, Dec 8, 1869.
Returns from foRy-six counties give Davis 5,4so
majority, and Flanagan for Lieutenant Governor
$500 ma jority.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09

Ladies' Furs,
Every article in demand io"u' furs'
~ moderate prices.
WN MOCK A CO., sls broadway
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Gins For the Uo,idpys.


The undersgued agents Tor the celehraied - rel Courv
sier nickel straight line and equilibrium css pement Lever
Watches have been Instructed close ontt of
the stock OF gold and silver Watches ~
Wholesale Prices
during the Holidays
Al. Watches warranted ~ special - rtifcats
QUIHCHE y RIJI;IPR
Nos. and 10 John street. IN stair.
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Advice Gratis.-Dr. Filters Rheumatic REM.
edy T1s Broadway. Cures legally warranted in speoihed
quantity or money refunded Prices reduced.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09

A.-IIoliday Prescnfs-Eord g. Upper,
Manufacturing Sversmhs, wholesale and RETAIL Nos. 75T
and 7sa, Broadway, corner Tenth street, up stairs.
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A.-A.-U. :. Fire Extinguisher, Same NJ
supplied to the Y Fire Deparimen. Always ready for
No building safe without IL. Beware
less inventions u s. Fire EIinguishsr Company, Nos
Dey street. New York.
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A.-Weathcr Strips Exclude Cold, Wind.
dust, &C. RoEBUCK BROS, IS Fulton street, New York
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Wreck Of the ship Orion-Denth Of San
Francisco Revenue Collector.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s, 1889.
despatch from Los Angeles says the ship orion,
from New YORK for san Francisco, went ashore on
fuigo shoal, near san Diego, on the night OF De-
cember 0, She was rescued by the steamer ORR
namme and towed into the harbor of san Diego,
leaking badly. She Will probably discharge her
cargo. The crew are down with the scurvy. No
further particulars have been received.
G. o. Rawlings. United States Revenue Collector
for the san Francisco district aled to-day from in
uries received by the bursting OF sugar drying pan
al a sugar refinery recently.
The United states steamer Mohican sailed yester-
day for snip Island.
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A Universal Remedy.-ssBro,vn,

A Universal Remedy.-ssBrown's Bronchial
TRUCHEsn for Coughs Colds and Bronchial Affections
stands the first in public favor and confidence this result has
been acquired by test OF many Its merits and extern
caused the Troches be countereted
would caution purchasers lie their guard against
lesa IInitAlInns
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A.-Photographs for the Holidays SbouId Be
ordered at once. CHARLES ID. FREDRICKS Co., $50
Broadway, opposits Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald., 1869-12-09

A.-For a Stylish and Elegant Hat Go to
ESPENsCHEID, manufacturer. lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09

Erring But Nobic.-SeIf.Help for Your ~
who, having erred, desire better manhood. Seat IN
sealed letter envelopes free charge, Address HoWA Rp
ASSOCIATION, boz r. Philadelphia Pa
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They snnu the Light !-rhls IL tho Case
anu issss @ ne disgusting Eolhng e "a.
VIZ .,1 r pS's VtrALtA, OR SALVATION
s ~ sa oo sn,1ee zee liqui without edmsat shaS ng
W. oou" ~ Ior there s foul deposit 20 shAse up
snan ses gray hair original hue a thing
c,iorer" or 'rsstorsr mas ever yes uona
s@"haSsoily' Az "a kuarAnteed 10 10 unfsllnE.
The New York herald., 1869-12-09

The Deistical Council in Session.
FLORENCE. Dec. 8, 1860.
The Congress Of Deists has assembled In Naples.
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Fine Watches and Jeyyclry

of ali descrptions for SALE REPAIRED by first ..
worxmen. 6Eo. q. ALLEN SON, l,l73 Broatws !, 80
tween Twenty seventh aud Twenty eighth streets, q ak
broadway, one door below Canal street