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NEWS FROM JAPAN.

Field Sports and POIitics-French and Italian
DipIop,acy-Trade with America-A British
OH1cer Killed-The Court, Law and Conn
Oerce. - ~ -, os
The Japan brings news from Yokohama to Nov.
emper the 25th.
The fall race meeting at Yokohama was well at
tended but little money changed hands.
There has been nothing further OF the quarrel be-
tween the Prusslan ana French Ministers.
The italian Minister had arrived and had had an
interview with the Mikado which was satisfactory.
He will soon depart for Pekin
The Japanese government were purchasing Ameri-
can steam engines for the Jeddo fire brigade, which
was being reOrganized. ,,,-.,- ,,..,.
Ensign Wedge, OF her Britannia Majesty's Tenth
regment was killed by the accidental discharge OF
his revolver. -, -
The Mikado's birthday was celebrated at all the
open ports, ann ministerial Gunner was gwen 10
the representatives OF foreign Powers.
There were several earthquakes, but no serious
damage was done. Burglaries were very common
Minister De Longs residence has been twice pun
dered.
The Dainios have surrendered their servceabc
ships OF war to the imperial government, winch now
controls the entire navy.
The management OF the great hotel at ! eduo mas
passed from the Japanese into American hands.
Captain Batoheder, who purchased q ship-oi-war.
which sunk during the late rebellion, has succeeded
in raising It, He Is making largely out OF the opera
ion
Business In Japan is at standstir, and there are
no sigus OF imprQvem ent.
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DowNING, of Washington, the colorcd man
of Saddle Rock fame, who feeds the Congress
men of all political compilations, is a power
behind the throne, owing to his opportunity
and ability to tickle the palates of the orthodox
pnd adjust the politics of the backsliders.
Downing at this moment is adjusting Schurz.
He thinks that Senator's stomach is out of
prder in the matter Of amnesty, and in COM
munication, which we publish elsewhere this
morning, he administers a very highly seasoned
dish Of raw advice to him. Schurz, however,
Is hard shell that we fear our expert oyster
man can't open.
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THE GEORGIA ELECTION.
Tho Democracy Sweeping the stah,- Cofsred
Women at the Polls.

AUGUSTA Dec. 20, mo.
The election IL progressing In Georgia for Sm
bers OF Congress ana tho Legislature ana counN \
officials. The returns are meagre and unsatisfac-
tory, but II Is believed the democrats are carrying
the State. The following Is received
Augusta. Two thousand votes polled The demo-
IN quiet
savannah.--No disturbance. Bradley (colored),
tge poftlon OF tho co0red vote at the regular pre-
cincts other election precincts have been opened
ny tne Republicans In the eastern portion OF the CITY,
Governor Bulock's officials nave protested against
tins proceeding as illegal Several negroes were ar
rested Tor voting more than once. No violence or
intimidation has been used.
Macon.-Gangs Of negro women were at the polls
electioneerlng for the republican ticket one negro
VINO voted the democratic ticket was set upon and
moDbed; row ensued. and one OF the assailants
was shot and severely wounded. The military were
called out who dispersed the mob and quiet was
restored No satisfactory returns were given.
Columbus-l, 100 votes were polled. The majority
OF tne voters were negroes. The democrats are
ahead. All Is quiet.
Atlanta.-The election here passed OF quietly but
nothing definite is known to the result. There
were q rev arrests for Illegal voting
kOme.-Ine democrats are said to have pollcd n
vote OF more than two to one their opponents.
some negroes were arrested for illegal voting. All
Is now quiet.
Union Pont.-There is no trustworthy news from
Greensboro or White Plains
Montezulna.-The republicans are supposed 10 be
ahead.
Cuthbert-Thc republicans already have a ma
lorliy OF 100. Nearly all tho coored men are voting
and the democrats are beaten. The election, how
ever Is close, and 1t IL said that the democrats arc
outstanding their strength for tomorrow.
Covington.-Eight hundred votes have been boiled
Inc result, however, Is not known.
Fort Valley.-The republicans are ahead to-day
But very few whites are voting.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN: Dec. 2O-4:3o p.
M-Consos closed at 91za for and for the
securities quiet United States fvetwenty bonds
1862. Ss2 1865 $50 1867 87 ten-fortes, s7s. Stocks
closed quiet Erie, 1874 Illinois Central ITO; Atlantic ard
Great Western, 1884,
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Dec. 19-United
States fve-twenty bonds. "a 4 for the issue of 1862
FRANKFORT, Dec. 20.-United States bonds opened at
94Ik for the issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAnKET.-LIvERpooL, Dec; 20
4:0 Z. MCotton closed unchanged. Middlng uplands,
gid middling Orleans, Sgd. Sad. The sales
day UP 600 bales of which 1000 bales for
laon and export. -
MANCHESTER TRADE acknowledgements Dec. 90
The market for goods and yarns is steady.
LIVERPOOL BKEADsTUTFs MARKEDLY RPooI. Dec.
2O-I 80 r. M-Wheat-New sprng los. Id. old spring, 49,
Cd "a l0d for g red Western, winter los I'd for No.
new los I'd. Corn Bis. Bis. 3D. for No mixed. Pork
LIyFPPooI PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERpooI, Dec
2OI 80 MThe receipts OF wheat for the past three DAYS
foot up q quarters which 600 quarters Amer
- ~
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Dec. 0.-
p. Uncommon rosin 5s. 3D. :. -.
LONDON PRoDUcE MARKET.-LoNDoN, Dec. N--4 80
M-Cacua nseed easier at 5ss 3D. SOS. Other articles
unchanged Calcutta linseed closed at $751; 3D. 5Ss 3D.
PETROLEUM MAEKET-AsrWERP Dec ls.-Pe'roeuin
closed
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FIVE DAYS AGO GENERAL DUGRoT's ARMY
hwas concentrating on the peninsula of ST.
Pdaur for the ostensible purpose of making
another attack on the German investing line
eround Paris. While the attack has certainly
bot been made as yet, we have no doubt of tn e
Intention Of the French to make it, Our
epecial correspondent at Versailles, from whom
ne derive this information, also reports
the arrival of large reinforcements for the
Germans The presence of these fresh troops
will doubtless multiply the obstacles which
The French must overcome before getting out
of Paris. Much, however, depends upon the
Operations Of the French in the provinces.
tAt the same time it is evident that a CO.
Operative plan of operations has been agreed
Upon between the French leaders in the capt.
bal and outside. Consequently we need not
expect Ducrot to attack the Germans before
Bourbaki and Cbauzy make an effort to strike
p decisive blow at the armies of Prince
Frederick Charles and the Duke of Mecklen-
burg.
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THE BULLS AND CLEARS in Wall street
pre- at it again hammer and tongs, if it be
permitted to use such metaphor in de-
scribing the quarres of the speculative ami
mails. The present fight is over some of the
railway stocks Gold dealers, bond dealers
hnd everybody else stand still to watch its
progress. The clears" have made sad havoc
FOR week past. But, as prices will certainly
6nd their real level, the clears" are doing the
public service by showing what has been
eelling too high, while if the depression is
10 the ''bears" for procuring stocks at cheap
prices.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Arrival of an Overdue Steamer from Japan
Collisions In san Francisco Harbor-Scvere
Weather in Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec co. 1870.
The steamship japan, from China and Japan,
three days behind tIme entered this port this
ing at quarter past seven O'Clock. In passing
North Point she ran into vessel anchored In the
stream with tremendous crash, and then
drifting for two blocks she coll:ded with the
British ship Marion, carrying away her bow
spirit and foreriggng. The Marion finally
came TO anchor or Jackson wharf The
Japans steering gear was disabled, and she appears
to have sustained considerable damage otherwise
Her whistle has been blowing Tor some time, and
tugs have gone to her assistance.
The bark d. C. Murray, overdue from Honolulu,
also arrived this evening.
The mills at Salem, Oregon, which are run by
water. have all been stopped by the cold weather.
The thermometer ~ Salem at sunrise was eighteen
degrees below the freezing point and at Hamilton
this morning 1t was one degree below zero.
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What II the Matter mt Fortress Monroe
1t appears that there has been serious
@efault in the Engineer Department of the
government at that post. Populations, In
Small and large sums, have been detected;
Pie accused party being the son-in-law Of his
tather-in-law, who is a general in the army.
II is said that all the proofs of fraud are in the
bands of the military authorities. As the
principal has made his escape from the coun-
FRY the vengeance of the law is to be visited
Upon his confederates and the accessories to
the crime. Rumor has it that officers OF the
Commissary Department have been connected
with the disreputable transactions. 1t is very
rarely, indeed, that we find officers OF the
regular army or the navy engaged in defraud-
Ing the government. The dignity of their pro-
Fession, if not the sense of morality impressed
upon them by their education, naturally
festrains them from falling into mean and dis
bonest practices. The soldier, proud of the
eervice he represents, is not likely often to
descend to the low habits of larceny; and yet
II would seem that, in this case, the stealing
From the government was done in sundry petty
ways, and in some instances amounting only to
ouch insignificant sums as seventy-five and
hundred dollars. 1t would be unfair should
these transactions reflect discredt upon the
military service. They can be accounted for
pest, perhaps, by the very loose discipline OBJ
eerved at Fortress Monroe.
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Died.

BERRY.suddcGiy. Tuesday, December "A.
JAMES STEPHEN BERRY, the beloved son Of RicinlrA
and Bridget A. Berry, aged years, 0 months and
DAYS.
The relatives and friends NJ hs parents arc r0-,
spccliully invited TO attend the funeral, from tho
residence OF his parents 10 U1iOn avenue or
Eagle street. Greenpoint, Thursday afternoon, az
two O'Clock.
THAU.-In Greenville N. j., on Tuesday Deem.
Der 20, ANNE. wife OF H. Tnau and daughter OF Jo-
scph ana Dorthea Belllnann aged 20 years and 3
months.
The relatives and friends respectfully nvIteHl
TO attend the funeral Thursday morning, tcIp'
O'Clock, from 81. Paus church, Greenviiie, ". J..
lFor other Deaths see Ninth Puge.I
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ILLINOIS,.

Great Fire in Sycamore-L0ss 100000
Cold Weather the Prairies.
CHICAGO, Dec. 90 1870.
fire occurred at Sycamore, DeKalb county, on
Sunday, which destroyed property valued at
100000. The principal losers are J. G. Waterman
100000 insured $1o,ooo and J. 8. Waterman,
$4,000 insured $4,000. These gentlemen were
largely engaged in the sale of dry goods and
clothing. Messrs. Warren & Ellwooi lose 50, 0OO
fully insured. There were number of smaller
losses insured as follows In the following
comprehensive Republic $4,000; Lamar, $4,000;
Merchants, OF Chicago, $1,000; Home, OF New York,
$1,000; Lumberman's OF New York, IS, 600; Etna,
$4,000. The fire Is supposed to have been acct
DENTAL
Cold weather succeeded the snow storm of yester-
day all through the Northwest. At Steriing ILL.,. !:
Madison, Wis, ana several other points the mercury
was down to zero -
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SUMMIT OF MOUNT WASHINGTON,

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON,
Via LIrTLEToN, n. H., Dec. 20, lS7o.J
Observation at seven p NJ, December 49, Barome-
ter, 2S.532; change, plus478. thermometer, degs.
change plus Ill. Relative humidity, 7.S. WIND
northwest Velocity OF wind, four miles per hour.
There is beautiful auroral display. Scarcely q
cloud 0bscured the view to-day. between nine anu
eleven A. NJ the ocean In the direction OF Portland
was plainll Visible.
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SPAIN.

The Cnbnn Question for National Arbitra-
meEt.
MADRID, Dec. 90. 1870.
Minister Sagasta to-day assured the Cortes that
the government was willing to submit American re-
carnations arising from the events in Cuba to q
mixed commission for settlement
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MAILS FOR EUROPE,

THO steamship idaho viii icave aiss. port on
"Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post tHdlcc
az twelve O'clock NJ
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Eurors--
Will be ready Al half past ten O'Clock fn the ma rn-
ing.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. SIX ceua g.
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ing towards this conviction for 4 long dime.
kbe question Of importance to the commu-
tity Is, how can these terrible evils be RENE
Hieda How can the bench be purified and
fhe members Of the legal profession be con-
kerted to honest ways?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-21

THE SHOCKING CRUELTIEs AT SEA, now
daily brought to light, suggest the expediency
pf some further legislation on the subject by
congress.
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ITALY AND TIE POPE.
The italian Parliament Debating the Ntate OF
Relations to the Church.

Fierce Discussion-Radical Reformers Who
Want to smash" the Papacy-Lay Effort
in Behalf Of the PontiHcate- Royal
Charter Of Freedom, Pension and
Permissions-Wha May Be
and What is Forbidden.
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TURKEY.

War Material in Case of Need-ssHnndy to
Have" Round the House.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1870.
An American naval captain is at Constantinope
manufacturing torpedoes and other material of war
for use in case OF need against Russia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-21

BiencliinR. Cleaning and Dyeing.-Lord's
ODces 94 Broadway, corner Twentyrs street; Ill Eighth
avenue, and s39 Broome street. corner of Broadway.
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Cow Mixer and Nursing COmpnn iOn
brea pump new and perfect an immense business to be
established 1000 enerprsing wanted Immediately,
one In every town and county 10 the United States.
COLYIN BROTHERS,, 4S4 broadway.
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At Half Broadway Prices-Fincst Oil Chro-
Porcelain Pictures Picture Cheapest
In New YORK. BRADLEY, III Liberty street.
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For Lntest styles Of ChiIdren's Hats and
Caps at moderate prices call at 9 Broadway,
above Canal street.
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A.-A.-ROynI HAVANA SuppIcmentnry.-
Determined by the drawings of the Rov Havana Lottery
For information, &C., address MCINTYRE, GREGORY Il
CO., 3i6 Canal street and l54 Chatham street.
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The King of Wurtemburg to the Legislature
Royal Congratulations ON National Con-
Northumberland Progress.
STUTTGARDT, Dec. 90, 1870.
The King OF Wurtemburg opened the Chambers
yesterday In his speech he referred to the glorious
successes Of the Germans. Their companionshp In
arms had kndled desire for political unity falling
which the historic of the year lack consecra-
ton. He urges the deputies to recognize In the fed
eral treaties lately concluded scope for the develop
ment Of the nation and her institutions.
bill will be introduced at once authorizing the
present taxation to further war measures and for
the completion of railways.
The Scheldt Dues Abolition Fund.
BERLIN, Dec. 20, 1870.
The Diet of Mecklenburg has voted to pay its full
share Of the amount required for the abolition of
the Schedt dues.
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Diamonds, Watches and Jeweiry Selling NJ
lowest prices. GEO. G. ALLEN, 5l3 Roadway.
under st. Nicholas Hotel.
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A.-vIOlidRy Presents, Ladies aud GentIe-
mems elegant embroidered clippers, at Z. A. BROOKS
575 Broadway.
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Cheapest Bookstore in the World.-165,431
Books for the Holidays No. Beekman street, between
Nassau and Park
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Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silver
GEORGE @ ALLEN
5l3 Broadway, under st. Nicholas Hotel
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Gold Pens.
FOLEY'S fne Gold Pens and Pencils.
Factory and Sa!esroans, 20 III 3asiway.
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Two or Three Colds in Succession Will
with many cntutio1s securely establish seeds Of Con-
sumption the system thus converting what originally
q simple, Durable affection into generally fatal nile
ordinary prudence therefore makes1t the business Of every
to vake cold unl IL Is got rid or neg ny ex
perieUce fortunately presents remedy In DR.. JAYNE'S
ExPECTORANT thoroughly adapted TO remove specify al
Coughs and Colds equally effective In the primary
stages CONSUMPTION Ahma aud Broachita soM as an
y.xuys1S1.
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GERM ANY.

Parliamentary Address to King William Mt
VersaiIes-Speech Of the Emperor in Accept.
ing the Purple-Unity and Power.
BERLIN, Dec. 20. 1870
King William Of Prussia has received Versailles
the address from the Relchstag. lii speech IN
reply thereto, delivered to the delegation of that
body, the King returned his thanks for the supplies
voted for the prosecution OF the war, which has Sc
cured national unity and sign1fed his acceptance
of the dignity OF Emperor rendered by the unani-
nous voice OF the princes, the free towns and the
German nation.
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Diamonds Bought und Sold.
GEORGE c. ALLEN,
6l3 Broadway, under st. Nicholas Hotel
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A.-A.-A.-The Best Holiday Gift,
A FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
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PENNS YLVANIA.
Senatorial Election In Pbiladclphia-PKohoa
bly, a Democratic Success.

bly, Democratic Success.
o.,.<..a PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20, 1870.
I'm the First district Ia claimed by both pa.ties tbs
democrats claim over 300 majority and tite repuf.
licans claim TOO majority The return judges IneesA
on Thursday. They have already decided I'd throw
out several districts that are claimed for the demo-
c7ac candidate. The total vote polled IA 26 00 ana
II Is believed that Dechert, democrat IA elected. Tho
state Senate " now tie; this election decides MO
Majority. ~
A policeman was dangerously shot In an election
rl,n to-day In the Fourth ward.
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A.-A.-COld Winds Excluded,
and rooms kept warm and cosey, by
ROEBUCK'S Weather Strips 81 Fulton street, near Cli
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A-A-A-A-A-A-A-
J. N. PATTISON h Co, Grand, Square and Upright
PlANFORTES, 4s and 30 East Twenty third street.
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COrns, HuniOns, Enlarged Joints. md All
Of the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 760 Broad
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Mothers. Mothers.: Nothe r. q!
Mrs WINSLOW SOOTHING SYRUP mas been used. for
children with never failing safety and success
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Holiday Presents for Ladies.-A Good Sew.
ing machine ightens the labor and promotes t health
happiness of those a home The GROVER I BAKER IL
generally acknowledged to be the best seir for
family use. Salesrooms, 495 Broadway.
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CrisfadOrO's Unriyalsed Hair Dye.-SOld
and applied his wig and scalp factory No Aor House.
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Furs.-Burlxe, the Furrier, Has Removed tn
66 Broadway, where he offering bargains in FURS for
Holiday Presents. BURKE has branch store at 2s Fulton
street.
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A Spanish Tobacco Loan.

LONDON, Dec. 20, 1870.
1t Is expected that Spain win presently introduce
q tobacco loan in the London market.
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A Holiday Gift OF RenI Value

One of Smiths American Organs.
- By far the best made
DEGRAY ELLISON, Agents, 81 Union square.
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Gentlcmen's Hats and Furs.
WARNOCk 4 Ca. 5l9 Broach.a
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Many Pleasing Gifts OF luxury and Conn
fort may be procured cheap OF SCOTT PLAT CO., LIZA
BruadWay
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A.-Club md Rink skates wholesale and
retail. Depot at Il. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
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A Beautiful suit of Hair Covers Multitude
OF imperfectons CHEvALIER'S Life for the Hair has
comparison toilet article for restoring hair
perfectly it's falling increases its growth IL elegant
hairdressng keeps head clean, hair healthy Sold by all
druggists
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Hotl,ouse Strn wberries-Tho First Of ths
season for sale by WILLIAM TAYLOR, 55s broadway.
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Mailed Free for 25 cepfs.-Dr. Kahnas lee,
lures Nervou. Debility Marriage its obligations and
npedinens and diseases arising from iruprudencc,
from ac,ual practice. Address, Secretary DIR.
kahns Museum, 745 Broadway. New Yoris.
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Royal Havana ,ry.-Prizes Paid I'm
gold. Information furnished The highest rates paid for
Doubloons and all kinda of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 10 Wpll street, New YORK
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Popular Demonstration for Francc--'rhe Lord
Mayor Of London Insulted.
The Ashbury BANQUET i'm London.

LONDON, Dec 70, 1870.
Commodore Ashbury was met by throngs OF friends
on his arrival at Liverpool from America and was
subsequently entertained at banquet given in his
honor at the Clarence Hotel.
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n
STEINWAY & SONS,
Manufacturers Of Grand, Square and Upright
PIANOFORTES,
invite the attention Of the public TO their splendid
ent OF Panof0rtes mt moderate prices Old Pianos
10 exchange Every Psnoforte warranted for i've yeara
illustrated catalogues mailed free on application.
WARERDOMS, STElNWAf HALL.
100 and Ill East Fourteenth street. New York.
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A.-Perfcrt Fitting Boots md Shoes and
warm OVERSHOES, cheap. at BROOKS. SIS Broadway.