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MASSACHUSE rs.

Dangerous COuntorfcils-Arrcst Of II Diamond
smugclcr In Boston.
BOSTON, Now II, 1870.
Well executed counterfeit twenty dollar bills on
the Oneida National Bank OF Utica, N. Y, are IL
circulation in this city.
Storage passenger by the steamship City OF
Cork, which arrived yesterday, was relieved OF
$4,000 worth of diamonds by revenue officers, which
he was attempting to smuggle In his tobacco box.
Charles Gallo, who murdered Boston man on the
18TH OF July last, has been arrested In Memphis,
Tenn., BY Boston detective, who traced nun from
Chicago to Memphis by trunk which had been
shipped The detective left for thus city with the
nriSQuer
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A III u S Z II z II rs.

Academy Of MBsic--Firsf Philharmonic Re.
hcgssal.
THIS wei known society. which claims to be the
pioneer and guardian OF music In Amerlca broke
the silence in which has long been enyelopcd ana
gave us specimen yesterday OF what we NAV eX.
pect from II this season. The audience was cx.
tremely limited in number ana the programme
utterly unsatisfactory. when such society rs the
Philharmonic presents for its opening bill only three
orchestral works, and these to some degree hack.
neyed 1t falls very short OF the high expectations
formed OF II. The three works are Beetnoven's
Eighth symphony, the unfinished symphony
dwo moyements Of Schubert and the irrepressibie
overture to "Tamlhauser." These constitute the or.
chestral programme for the first concert, and every
musician cannot help being disappointed. There
are magnificent materials IN the society TO make it
everything 1t claims, but lame ntapie absence OF
management, especially In the arrangement OF the
programmes. TIE three works above mentioned
cannot, OF course, be found fault with on the score
OF intrinsic merit, but they are not what the most
ardent admirers Of the philharmonic Society would
look for as an opening programme at the present
timc 1t Is bad enough for such a
society to remain silent nearly three months
OF the regular amusement season without giving US
FOR tile first sample stereotyped bill. When Tneo
dore Thomas gave his symphony sOirees here his
enterprise and go-ahead enthusiasm acted as spur
to the philharmonic Society, and woke 1t up from
Its Rip Van Wrinkle slumbcr amid the misty pro-
grammes OF the past. Now that we are utterly dest-
should not retrograde. Whoever has been ap-
pointed for this season to select appropriate works
Tor the concerts must exercise little more iudr-
men and care else the society will fall back into
the Slough Of Despond from Which its late energetic
president, Professor Doremus, raised 1t. We are
too much Interested In the advancement or the
divine art OF music In this city not to express our
indignation at such backsiding on the part OF the
CHIEF representative organization In America.
Mr.. s. Is. Mills will play at the first concert and as
appearances are at present Is likely that he will
the only feature at that concert We DO not expect
the msic committee to catch eagerly at every new
tangled essay In 0rchestration. but we want them TO
make up better bill from the boundess field before
them. The small house yesterday alone ought to
serve as q timely warning.
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THLEGRApNiC kDWS
r r O N
ALL PARTS Oh? TIE W0RLD
English Opinion Of France and
Napoleon.
Papal Claim foH. City Inn
p1.OyentGsnaS.
ENGl- AND.


Senatorial Blast To French Endica!i sm-
E;.poie0n'1 Halle.
LONDON, Nov. IL. 1870.
AT banquet at northampton last evening"
held to celebrate the election OF the Mayor, Mr.
Gilpin, the member OF Parliament for that borough
pronounced the war In France to be the result
rtdlcalism. lie regarded NJ. Emile Olivier as the
prime author OF the war and one OF the greatest
radicals IN France.
Napoleon was u despot and tyrant, with a hircIlng
army.
The speech Is sharply commented upon.
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Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. IT, 1NTO
About iilty-one counties heard from and the demo-
Gratis have 1900 majority The remaining fourteen
counties viii give about 5000 more democratic ma
jorlty.
The democrats elect sixty members or The Legis-
laturc out of 100 and probably five more
:, lhe ouOWhg are o.ectGu 10 Compensation the
fliae ui5tilei, turner negro radical; Second dis
ae4hocfat Fourth district, Hayes, radical; Fllh
u.ssiic'' DoA, democrats; sixth district, Soss, demo-
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demned by the verdict of public opinion
while In France the greater the departure
from morality and decorum the greater would
be the crowds flocking to witaess it. Louis
Napoleon has not been in New York since the
Introduction Of Oper0 b0uAe.
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BEN FRANKLIN's apothegms have had
their day. His advice to stake care of the
pennies and the pounds will take care of them
selves" has caused the Post Office Department
no little vexation, and the piles Of little, ugly
copper coins which have accumulated on the
hands Of pestmasters have finally become
nuisance. No provision for the redemption
of this currency having been made the Post
~ - master General will direct the attention of
owing dow Il, to the matter in order that the evil
tines: l got up an a.,
~.J s-orf, lieu.
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GENERAL BURysIDE's OPINION OF PARIS -
That it is ga madhouse inhabited by mon
keys'-''u'ae nalSo@ 0es fous ha5itee par des
sSnges." And yet in Paris there is an army of
up their horses and still looking for deliver
ance to Gambetta in his balloon aud Carl
baldl on the Swiss frontier. At this rate it
will not be long before we have a capituiation
at Paris, which. in its bagging Of prisoners
and materials, will eclipse Sedan and Metz
combined. AT this rate there will soon be
more able-bodied Frenchmen in Germany than
Germans, and more Germans in France than
Frenchmen-the completest shaking up the
world has ever seen.
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BY THE SURRENDER of Neuf Bresach, the
announcement Of which is made this morn
ing the French have lost all their strongholds
on the Rhine, and all but three Of tho fortresses
located in the territory demanded by the Prus-
slams as condition Of peace. These three
are Bitche, on the frontier Of Rhenish Bava-
ria; Phalsboufg, in the Vosges Mountains,
and Belfort, in the department Of Haut-Rhin,
some miles from the Rhine. The two first
named are absolutely impregnable to assault,
and can only be taken by the slow process Of
starvation. Belfort is one Of the most formida-
BILE iortresses in France, and il well defended
will be found more difficult to capture than
even Strasbourg. II does not however, stand
in the way of the German advance upoa Lyons
and is at present merely blockaded.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Congress -iOnai Nomination in the Raleigh
District.
RALEIGH, Nov. IL, 1870.
Yesterday the republicans of tins district noml.
mated John w. Holden to I'LL the vacancy In the
Forty first Congress created by the death of Hon.
Robert Gillian. The Democratic Convention, which
assembled at Franklinton to-day, nominated John
Manning. OF Chatham.
Rev. w. Il. Pe OF the Methodist Church and
formerly editor or the Dd,iy Sentinel OF this city fell
dead at the dinner table to-day.
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To RECTIFY THE LATE ELECTION FAILURES
in New York and Maryland it is rumored that
Mr.. Fish and Postmaster General Creswell
will both have to 60. Very well. Give us a
Cabinet change or two, Mr.. President, with a
bold dash of diplomacy for Cuba or Canada,
and perhaps even New York may be rectiied.
Who knoWs?
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SPAIN.

THO Tbrcne ElsLt Claim Satisfactory.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1870.
Aosta denies the rumor OF having demanded a
p'ebiscite. He says the vote OF the Cortes elected
by universal suffrage, will amply suffice.
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Arrest OF Central Pnrinc Railroad R.bhex.-
Recovery OF Gold Dust and sireeuba.,ss.
SALT LAKE, Nov IL.
the same party OF Mormons who captured two
men supposed to be connected with the Central Pa
enc Railroad robbery after bringing the prisoners
In went out again after the others aud brought two
o'her men In to-day. While The robbers were being
pursued they threw away both the saddle bags,
Mien nave since been found, ana contafnep a large
amount OF greenbacgs and Boise gold dust ana
so,he Jewelry Which VIII convict them also OF tho
boise idano stage robbery or August 0.
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Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, Now 10 1870.
The Nevada election returns come in slowly 1t
Is generally believed the democrats have carried the
State except for Lieutenant Governor and Member
Oh Congress Shngerland republican,. for the for
mer and Fitch uepubican FOR the latter POSITION,
are thou9ht 10 nc elected III VIII require the Official
vote, however, to decide the election.
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A.-Burnett's COc0aine,

A.-Burnetps COcoaine,
For the Har
For the Hair.
For the Hair.
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER POMADES.
THE BEST
AND CHEAPEST
HAIR DRESSING AND PROMOTER OF THE
GROWTH AND BEAUTY OF THE HAIR IN THE " ORLD.
For sale by all druggists.
JOSEPH BURNETT 4 CO.,
Sole Propnetors. Boston. Mass
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STAUNrON, Nov IL 1870.
Highland county gives 167 majority for Harris the
conservative nominee and Allegheny county 10.
Returns show n majority Tor Harris IN the Sixth dis
tiict Of l03 over the combined vote OF Gray radicaD
and Reynolds independently.
Much feeling was manifested IN the canvass, but
there has Deen no disturbance whatever
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CHILD MURDER AT p0UGHxEEPsIE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. IL, 1870
The body Of female infant, with bruises over the
right eye, was found In prvy In the rear OF tene.
ment house In Jefferson street thus morning. The
circumstances seemed to tmplicatc one Mary Shea
courtesan. aud tonight she let the city hurrledY.
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John Covode's Opinion OF Governor Vaughan.

NHIUAGU, III, NOV. II, 1870.
rhe Hon. John covode passed through here to-
day returning from California and Salt Lake. He
says That the recent appointment or Vaughan as
Governor OF Utah won't answer, because the post.
pn requires man who Is arm, sober and dignilicd
Ny Judiciary, so ably represented there by Judge
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LEAvEEwoRTn, Nov. II, 1870.
The republican majority in tins State IL about
$4,000. In the Senate there WIN probably be only
one democrat, and he Is antt-Clark.
Leavenwortn county giyesa republican majority
on the Congressional ana state tickets. Only two
counties-Cherokee ANA Crawford are known to
have gone democratic. The Legislature is four
nIths republican. 1e elect!on indicates that Clark
will have no show Tor an election 10 the United
States Senate.
The result In the counties that have gone demo-
cratic Is Que 10 the question relating to neutral
lands III which they are both interested. In Leaven
worth there has been much personal feeling in re-
gard TO local affairs.
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IllinNia.

UNlUAUO. NOV. IT, ISTU
The present indications are that In the new illinois
Legislature, Just elected, the republicans VIII have
ten majority III the Senate and about twenty-five in
the House.
There is nothing more reliable than the previous
reports as TO the result In the Fourth Congressional
district. The chances still In favor of iawley
republican,. A spacgl from Mattoon says that
Colonel Moore IS certainty elected 70 Congress from
the seventh district, by 800 majority.
General FarnsWorth telcgraphs to his frienls:--'I
am elected ~ nearly three thousand majority. Only
halI our vote vas polled.n
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Mnfinces To-day.

The following attractive matinees at the various
theatres to-day ought to bring the fashionable dcni
zcns OF the city, and all the country visitors together
Booths theatre peierson), Fourteenth street the
atre (Mrs. Landerl Woods Museum theatre THE
moral ballet by Lydia Thompson, Fifth Avenue the
atre l"Man and WfeD Grand Opera House t"Le
Petit Fausrv olympic theatre (Fox's great panto.
mimc). New York Circus most extraordinary per-
formances on horse and foot as usually An excel.
lent show OF amusements Tor one afternoon In the
absence Of Nilsson and Secbach, who are starring
1t in the principal t0wns-Philadclphia, Boston,
Hartford and SO forth.
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Every Genuine E0file Of Congress Water
has large C raised the glass None genuine sold
draught Depot "a Chambers street.
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Accident on the Vermont Central Railroad.
CONCORD, Nov IL, 1870
A freight train on the Vermont Central Railroad
ran of the track RoXDury this evening, smash
ing four cars and delaying express train four and
a half hours
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A.--IEerrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway corner Murray strs,..
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A Medical Wonder--rsyatt,g Fife Bnlsum--
neunatsm n ts most painful forms, also scrofa Fry
hipe'as St kheun, Pmpes, bo.ches. old Ulcers Fever
sores e worst cases Of Diseases or tho Blood Mereuria
Complaints Debility, LIVER and Kidneys 3c,
alHV cured by the great purifier. II cured
Thousand cases OF these aud similar Diseases n
cuauVe Tor fistua In all durable cases. cured
ve .y many sny, Of The ssyerest cases OF cancer
"HiATTs IHAASNCFf saved my life had Catarrli
ron my twelfth 10 fftyirst had been TO Caoru,
ana Europe without hect had lost SMELL appetite
ana sleepl and was willing to die, when using HYATTS
lN.hsNufF was quickly cured OF Caarrh and entirely
New York" = ''
Principal depot 36 Grand New York Life Bal.
SAM per bottle; SIX Tor 10 Sold BY druggists generally
by
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A.-Rushfor's NJ. ". "Cod Liver opp IL
bound to take the lead tor ITS purity. IL Barclay street
Use other.
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LUNDON, NOV. II, ISIU
The new steamship Graf Bismarck OF the Bremen
line. was successfully launched at Creanock, Scot.
land, yesterday afternoon.
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No doubt Secretary Boutwell, is prepared to
make the called-for explanation-if not for the
benefit Of the public, at least for the ease Of
the minds Of the political friends Of the ad-
ministratiou.
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DIR. SnGe's Catarrh Hcmcdy.-S5O0 Rcwnrd
for incurabIe Sold by druggists by mail, 80
cents pamphlet free. Address r. v. FIERCE. N. D..
Buffalo, N. Y.
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Jas. EverdeiI, 500 neutrality-suspicious.
and Bah Cards. Orders of Dancing original designs Estaf
lished 1910.
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Another New Story
to-morrow's
SUNDAY MERCURY;
AMOS CLARK;
the
MASTER AND THE MAN;
TALE OF LIFE III THE SEVENTEENTH
CENTURY,
BY FAIRFAX BALFOUR,
commences IN the SUNDAY MERCURY tomorrow morn.
Ing An immense extra edition will be issued Apply carly,
Mt the stands.
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"A Genuine Weather Strip Like r,oebucls,s
will exclude any wind from any house" Odlce IS Fulton
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Archery Pcct0ra! TrOcI.es VIII Cure Your
cold and sore throat quickly; very paatable. No
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BELGIUM.

Ppingo Napoiren's irrlvaI.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 10, 1870.
Prince Napoleon has arrived ut the Hotel dc sake.
In this city.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapesr and hess Newspaper In tho
Country.

Tho Cheapesr and Bess Newspaper In tho
Country.
me EBkLY HERALD Of tho present week now
ready contains the very latest Sews by mo Cable nm
10 the hour OF publication OF the Great European
war; also an interesting report OF an Interview be-
tween special Correspondent and the Emperor
Napo.eon; the latest Returns OF the Elections from
al parts OF the Union; the Wreck Of the Steamer
Varuna, ana the Perious Voyage or tho steaman,n
columbia; the Execution ola Negro In North Carolina
Tor rape, with iuli particulars Of the Crime and hls
Confesson the Den OF Infany; Boston Clubs ana C,u
Houses. II also OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Obituary
Notices; Artistic Fashionable, Sporting and Rcll-
glous Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the promi-
nent topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Re-
views OF the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot ana
Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial Inteili-
gence, and accounts all the important and inter-
esting events or the week.
TERMS -Slngle subscription, So; Three copies, S.;
Five copies So Ten copies, SD: Single copies fivo
cents each. A limited number Of advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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GentIcmen's Dress Hats.
Standard price, 81.
Boys and Youths In great variety.
WARNCCk K CO., 51y Broadway
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ITALY AND ROME.
Tha Pope's Hill Tor compensation.

ThUALNNIl IT. lSIU,
The Pope has Gxed his comp for the i'm |
proyements made by HIM in Rome at 100000 Of |
Italian lire.
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siteinyvay Grand and Chickering Squnre
Panos for reat or for sale on instruments, at WATERS
4ol broadway.
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Al the latest styles of Mems mud Roy,
Hats OF the best quality ut reasonable prices, at BANTAs
3o7 Canal street, of Wooster
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Bleaching, Cleaning and Dyeing.-T.Ord,s
Offices ga Broadway, f39 Broome street, Broadway
III Eighth evenucCoats Pants Dresses, Shawis, Sacks
Feathers, Laces, Gloves, &C., beautifully cleaned.
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A.-RestOrer America for the Nnir. Tho
only clear preparation, without sediment the world hat
viii restore color, dapese daIdrna and scalp
Prepared by Dr. L. J. OBRlEN and sold by all druggsts
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An ASSORTMENT Of Second Hand Grand.
Square ana Upright PIANOS, Of sTEINwAY a sons
make, for sale cheap Every instrument perec, order
and FULLY warranted Also a number Of PIANOS from
other makers ~ very prices.
STEINWAY SONS,
WarcrooIps 100 and Ill East Fourteenth strect
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RAILROAD DisA9TERs.


Fearful Accident in South Carolina--A Train
Freaks 9hrousi n Trcsiie Eridge-Eour
Passengers Killed and Three Enaaiy IT,
jurca.
COLUMBIA, 8. G., Nov. II, 1870
terrible accident occurred on the CreenvilIe and
Columbia Railroad yesterday, about twelve miles
above Columbia. The passenger train due here a:
quarter to four p. NJ. from Greenville fell through
the trestework. The baggage and passenger cars
twenty-five feet. One passenger car remained OH
the track, being supported by the wreci.
relief train was despatched TO the scene OF the
disaster Immediately on the receipt Of The news, and
returned to this city with the dead ana wounded at
twelve O'Clock last night.
Mrs. Philip Fogarty, VINO was returning with her
family to her home III Charleston, was killed; also
colored stcwardess, ana Minerva Parr, colored
The following persons were fatally injured:-Stephen
Smith, of Ncwberry Hatson Lomox. colored State
Senator from Abbevillc and ex-C3nfedcrate Colonel
James Hagood.
Stephen Smith. conductor; Isaacs, express mes.
| senger; G. A. Barnes. Miss NJ. Joy, OF NewDerry
Major l.. Hill and number OF Others seriously
and painfully injured.
The accident caused by the breaking OF q
wheel. A portion OF the train thrown from the
track white passing over Inc trcstic The tresle
other passenger crashed through to the ground.
The engine, tender ana last passenger were left
on the track.
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The Eye, Tint Great Inlet Of Mans Know
ledge the visible dwelling Of the SOUL that from which all tho
Gre OF passion darts, and life and thought
racd the readily and at perceives the
between tho Hats manufactured by KOX, of 2l2 Broad
way, and all others. The wayfarng man must be fool
that therein II you want fashion, style, elegance ai
durability procure your Hat OF KNOX ,
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Owing to the Good Reputation md P0ru-
lary Troches many worthless and cheap limitations
offered which good for nothing sure to obtain
the true "BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES." Sold every
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Dnvld's Fall Styles OF (sentIemen'y Hnts.-
saesroom, 299H Broadway, Duane street.
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Collision On the New York Central Road.
BUFFALO, Nov. IL, 1870.
Freight trains Nos. 80 ana 80, both coming from
the West, coided this mornng at Lewiston Hill
station. Both trains were considerably smashed.
Brakeman j. Frank Johnson had his leg broken.
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Rcst Weather Strips mt Lowest Prices
ROEBUCK Bros at the Old stand, IS Fulton street.
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Dirbete~, Observation-Disclosures vaASr Is
the only known cure for It, Depot 46 CiiG street.
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Trusses.-Marsh & COPS Radical Cure
Truss office established 20 yeArs), No. 2 vesey street
place,
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Cristad0rO's Unrivniied Hair Dye.-SolA
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Astor
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THE CUBAN INsuREEorIoN-AN INSIDE
VIEw.-We publish in another part of the
HERALD this morning Il very interesting ac-
count of the state of affairs among the Cuban
insurgents The information comes from re-
liable sources. Two Cuban ladies, belonging
to the best families Of the island, who since
the outbreak of the revolution were with their
husbands, who hold prominent posts in the
Cuban army, were some time since captured
through treachery. After being confined for
some time they were at length liberated by
Captain General De Rodas and allowed to
come North. They arrived in this city few
days ago, and from an Interview had with
them the readers of the HERALD may form u
very fair estimate of how the Cuban cause
stands and what is being done by the Cubans
TO make their country free.
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ESPENSCuElD MANUFACTURED, LIZ Nhgstn street.
Auction S1le OF
Ito
CENTRAL Park LOTS,
on
FlrTYNINTu STREET. .M
MADISON AVENUE
EIGHTH AVENUE
ana
adjoining streets.
THIRry-SINE
'.INTRAL PARK FRONTS,
Several Parcels having
FRONTS or OVER 200 FEET.
at auction,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Ia, 1870
at ~ NJ, at the
EXCHANGE sALEsRooM,
III Broadway.
A. II. MULLER,
T. X. WILKINS e CO.,
Auotiouccrs,
No. Pine street