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AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Kerosene Observation-Disclosures of Girard
College Premmms-Tired Of Life.

Kerosene Observation-Disclosures of Girard
College Premimm,-Tired Of Life.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 80, 1879.
Mrs. Sarah Alexander, residing on Cowslip street.
fell down stairs with a kerosene lamp, which ex-
plodcd. burning herself, supposed fatally.
kerosene lamp exploded at the southeast corner
OF Nineteenth and Poplar streets this evening" Mrs.
hersh was seriously burned and the house set on
fire. The flames were easily extinguished.
ygilant Engine, while going 80 the fire this even
ing, collided with Sixth street The driver Is
supposed to be fatally injured The engine was
badly demolished.
The annual distribution Of premiums took place at
Grard Ct ege, Philadelphia, to-day. The exercises
were very interesting and were listened to by very
large number OF Interested spectators. 1he College
has at present about four hundred pupils.
Part OF a WORKOUT shawl ana q ragged nuhia was
found on the Market street bridge yesterday morn.
ing, together with the following note, pinned 10 the
shawl
If any finds this they wal fnd in the deep NV
troubles more than can baar Ny Is Sarah Twain
did live at l5U Wilmer street.
Spots OF blood were found on the ice near the
bridge, but no clue whatever has been found to the
body The RIVER Is frozen tight but holes have been
cut IN different places II Is supposed she has let
herself through one OF these. Efforts. are being
made TO discover the body, but up to. this writing
without avail
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IoSpoS MoEEy MAnxEr. LONDON. Dec. 90 20 r.
M. Consois closed al 9lA 9l'a Cor money &C
count. American SECURITIES nted states
BONDS 1874 So 1886 s33s 1851 cnfortics s7k. socks
steadJ> krie, ly1S Illinois Csaak ll3I; Atlantic and
Western, 2stS
LIVERPOOL COrToN ARKET-LIvrsPooL, Dec 80
20 L. Motion quiet. Midng uplands, SID n SID
nsdng Orleans, Sal Sad The sales OF the day foot up
i2OO witch 200D bales for speculation
The ocia hgures to-day show that tho
cotton has heretofore been largely estimated.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 31-3 L. M.rhe stock cotton aioa
" 464 U ba e. which aSo0 American The cotton
week foot 5s0O) bales, ncudng-9 600 for
port and 600 Tor speelat The receipts he a.
up including 49, % ot American The stock sp
hand OF all kinds 37aoOJ bales, Of which 3s pre
TWADR MANChEeTER. -LivERponse Dec 30 The
Manchester market FOR yarns and fabrics Is steady.
LIvkRpooI. BREADbrUifs MAkksrs-LlvrRPoc,t.D Dec
81 fM-Wheat- spring red We4trrn. les l0s sd
for No. 10 no. The receipts mast three
81 200 quarters, OF whAca Ey1 American
Corn-New No. mixed, BIS. Sd. Peas, aOs
LIVERPOOL PEovIsiOSs kAsKEr -LivEar,sI Dec
30 Il 80 T. M-Bacon, tas lcr abort rib middies.
LoNnoN PRODUCE MABkEr.-I,oSDoS, boo So 20 T.
M.Produce unchanged. Common rosn, Ca 6d Calcutta
tnsecd. los. Cd. linseed OIL ca
PETROLEUM MArxEr.-AEywBRpi Doc so--petroleuu
autek
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The ELIZABETH tragedy.

The Murderer Still mt Larae-Has He COM
miffed SuiciIes
All day yesterday, as well rs throughout the pre-.
ceding afternoon and night, the police OF Elizabeth,
under command OF CHER John Keron, continued to
"the Port' In search OF Michael Dugnan, who
murdered his poor old mother in such an atroc.ous
manner on Thursday, but without succeed.
Ing In discovering the rcmotcst Ciew To his
whereabouts. Inasmuch he was dressed
in conspicuous manner was somewhat well
known. and had no funds with which to paw his
way, the old mans theory that he has made away
Win himself gains general credence, the SUPPOSE.
ton being that he must have thrown himself into
the waters OF the Port, only stones throw distant
from the or the terrible tragedy. An Inquest
Will be formally commenced to-day, when. also the
funeral OF the murdered woman will take place.
The motive leading to the bloody deed seems 10
have been cure envy or jealousy, because the OH
people had taken their daughter TO live with them
The ola man had been heard to say he would 40 no
more Tor his sons for he had done considerably
already.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The California Odd Follows Colle9e-Ship-
ments Eastward by Rail-Outraxes by
NIexicans in Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 80, 1870.
The Odd Fellows College and Home have been
finally located at Napa, that city having donated
real estate and money to the amount OF 5000 900 to
the association.
Charles Dell, who shot and Killed Charles +. Fisher
In Sacramento two weeks ago, while Fisher was
beating him over the head with heavy cane for pay.
Lag attentions to his Fshers) daughter has been dis
charged from custody on the ground that the homi-
eide was an act unsuitable In SELF defence.
Five car loads of sealskins from Alaska and four
teen car loads OF China and Japan teas shipped
eastward yesterday.
Charles Reed, station keeper; James Lytte, stage
driver, and - Tourney cook, were murdered on
Christmas Eve al the Mission Camp stage station.
near Tucson, Arizona, and Miss Reed was shot, nut
not killed, by party Of SOnOrians. who plundered
the place, murdered a teamser on the road and es-
capped over the border into Mexico.
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TsLEGaApHIc NEWS TENS.

The bridge the Toledo, abash aud Western Railroad
at Denancc Ohio, was destroyed by ire yesterday
me bridge will be rebuilt in few days
Two Western hotels destroyed by on Thursday
the Lindsey House. at Zaicsk Oho and the Missouri Ave
nue. House, at East st. Louis, n.
heavy ice gorge Pou.hkeepse yesterday closed river
nav CATION above that point
The steamers Norwich and Rip Van Wrinkle Rond
out In safety yesterday morning.
The ice In the Potomac river from five inches
thick, and navigation is wholly suspended.
woman In Washington yesterday cked up her house
containing an infaDt. and visiting return
she found her dwelling burned down baby
IN the lanes
The Boston City Council has appropriated $4,000 for the
erection OF a soldiers monument on the common.
Yesterday morning. about three O'Clock, broke out In
.he gris mil of Sss Jeman, four miles from
Rhnebeck village, and totally destroyed together with
dwelling house sheds and other
atx
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THE WEEKLY HERALD. ?
The Cheapest and best Newspaper TN tho
C0unfrv.

The Cheapest and best Newspaper In tho
Country. :,
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, nsW
ready, contains splendid cartoon representing
Uncle Sans Christmas Tree, together with tho very
latest News by the Cable up to the hour Of pubca-
ton OF the Great European War; also Tefcgraphc
Dispatches flom All Parts OF the Word, Including
Interviews OF HERALD correspondent Win Mon
seigneur Dupanloup, Bishop OF Orleans, ami Count
de Chaudourdy French Minister or Foreign Anars;
tile Carnival OF Fire: Romance from Real Life, the
Boy Murderer In Vermont; United states SenatoS1al
Elections; Boston Horror, the Terrible Result Of
Matrimonial Infelicites: ana the Result OF tho Yae
College Expedition TO the Rocky Mountains. II also
contains Literary, Scientific. Artistic, SPORT
ing Fashionable and Religious IntellgenceS
Obituary Notices. Amusements Facesm, varie~
ties Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics or the day Our Agricultural
Budget Reviews Of the Cattle Horse, Dry
Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets: Financial AMI
Commercial Intelligence, AMI accounts OF all tho
important and interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies. S.:
Five copies, So Ten copies, SIS; single copies, I've
cents each. limited, number OF advertisements.
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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o = r r " AR z.
Philip Hardwick, n. A.

TEiIlP HaFdwick, X. A.
BY cable telegram, which reached us last night
from London. we learn that Philip Hardwick II. A.,
the architect died IN that city yesterday, at the age
OF seventy-eignt years.
Philip Hardwick was the son OF the late Mr..
Thomas Hardwick. an architect ana pupil or
Sir w. Chambers. Philip was born IN the
year 1892. ana brought up to his profession IN
the office OF his father. He became very eminent
His first great work, or series OF works, was the
signed several OF the elegant and classical edhces
which now adorn the British metropolis. Cold
smiths Han-which he ranked as his finest work
: tat0n in Eust0n square, the GOb Insurance Com.
panys Building the City Club House, AMI the great
Hall at Lnc0ln's Inn, also stand as monuments OF
the combined genius and taste OF Hardwlck.
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Frcskow has issued an order combining the popula-
ton 10 the right bank or the river Doubs.
INVESTMENT OF PER0NSE
despatch from Lille says the Germans invested
the Fortress OF Peronne In the Department OF the
Somme, on Wednesday, alter some sharp lighting.
DEFENCE or cAMBRAL
The French have resolved to defend Cambrai at
all hazards.
There Is force OF 1000 Prussians at st. Quentin.
twenty-five miles south OF Cambria.
The force which mas lately occupied Arras mas
evacuated the place. but its precise movements are
unknown.
TIE UHLAN5
are securing the country between Donai Cambrel
and Arras.
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sOukIIsaS on IND An RESERVATIONS.


81. LOUIS, Dec. 30, 1870.
Adespatch from Fort Leayenworth says--At the
request OF General Pope the secretary of War has
postponed the removal OF the settlers from the
Miami Indian Reservation In Kansas until the
weather more favorabe; but the troops have been
ordered 10 protect tue Indians against the deprcda
tons OF the whites.
Another ot,ier has been resolved from Washing>
ton directing tnat thoros.gh investigation DO made
into the destruction By fire OF the government build
ings at Fort santa, and leaving discretionary with
general Pope TIE continuance OF the post ami the
quar- ers OF tue troops 81 Little Rock Fort GIBSON.
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GERMANY.

Progress Of the National Union Confcde rat ton.
LONDON, Dec. 30, 1870.
Dispatches from Stuttgardt and Darmstadt an
nounce the ratification Of the federal treaties by tho
chambers of Wurtemburg and Hesse and general
progress OF the national consolidation movement
Tie Upper Chamber or the Bavarian Diet passed
the treaty by nearly unanimous vote.
The Upper Chamber OF the Bavarian Diet passed
the Treaty by nearly unanimous vote.
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o q b A
Daring Attack by the Insurgents
On S9apa.
They Capture and Burn Village Within Five
Miles Of Santiago Attempts to
Intercept Them,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec 20,

VIA HAVANA, Dec. ~, 1910,
One OF the most daring assaults yet attempted by
the insurgents took place on the tssh inst at sh-
ing village nye miles from THU place. and opposite
the MORO Fortress al the Mouth OF the harbor. on
that day 300 OF the rebels Including forty nearesses,
armed with cutiasssa. attacked, sacked and burned
the village OF soeapa. compelling the small force OF
defenders 60 retreat, with Ioss OF nine Killed. IN
Guiding two women. The MORO opened fire, but
tho distance was TOO great-entirely out OF The
range OF It's guns. The place was completely
Quilted Everything was taken by the rebels that
was OF any use, and that dd not impede their
movements. To the rest the torch was applied, and
when fairly In danes the maraudlng party de-
camped There were no boats ready TO transport
troops across TO the OF the conflict. detach-
ment sent by land was too late TO cut on their re-
treat and they escaped with their booty.
The village presented horrible spectacle after the
fre was subdued. Hal.-baked bodies were found.
some OF them appearing II they had been
only wounded, anu un,o 20 crawl Away from the
devournr- "umes, mad been burned alive.
"a a." shat Cespedes, the rebel President, u
within the jurisdiction y. 1aso. s-ser,.r.'-i
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MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.

LONDON Dec. 80, 1870.
REFUGEES ORDERED HOME.
The French Vice Consul In the Island Of Jersey
has ordered all French refugees TO report to army
headquarters for service in France Immediately. Alt
thoss who fall to comply with the order win bs osa.
stlered deserters.
TUE COLD WEATHER
continues, circumscrlbing to some extent military
operations.
RECRUITS AT cHERB0URa
Dispatches from Cherbours say rensalts are daily
arriving there in large numbers to be drilled and
equipped before joining ire army in the field.
.:.-- LONDON, Dec. 80. 1870.
.-' "A FRENCH IRON-CLAD
Ia reported on Rroche's Point
Many
GERMAN PRIZES
are anchored at Saigon.
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Cabinet RECOMMENDATION.

LONDON Dec. 80, 1870.
The London Post says that the position OF Presl-
dent OF the Board OF Trade. made vacant by the
resignation OF John Bright, Will be given TO Mr..
Chichester Fortescue. Lord Harrington VIII sue.
coed FoStescue as Chief Secretary OF Ireland. Who
viii replace Lord Harrington as Postmaster General
Is not yet determined, but mis- successor will cease
TO have place In the Cabinet.
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The sinking Of British Ships-Prus sia,s
Apology.
, LONDON. Dec. 80, 1870.
The Prussian government has replied to the repre-.
sentations Of the English Cabinet that 1t Will give
indemnity bonds to the owners OF the British vessels
recently destroyed to impede the navigation OF the
Seine, but declines TO compensate the sailors for the
harsh treatment accorded them.
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COL Sod Oh TIE MISSISSIPPI.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30, 1870.
The STEAMBOAT John ke.ll hence for 81. Louis, was
run intoast night by tugooat having bark IN
tow andwas seriously damaged Tho park struck
the JonrKelll Just abaft the boilers, cutting her
c;ean dJyn to the water lnc, ana crashing into tho
null VIII such fsrce as TO dem0lish three statcroo
and TO arry the chimneyS overheard. No person
was kidd, but one deck passenger was severely ln'
lureU.
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THE MOVEMENT NO2THW ARD
KILOGRAMS TO the REV ,Oax Ftaa!.a.

General Pcltingeas ut lnvrc-iavesimeni OF
Peronne Cambria 20 be stou,iy Deicndcd.
LONDON, Dec. 80, 1870
General Peltlpgeas has arrived at Havre rom bor-
dcaux to superintend the deeace OF the city. lie
was received enthusiastically by both the troops and
citizens.
TYRANNY AT BgSANcoN.
A despatch from Besancoa says that General
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Nnvnl Reform Alter Sad Experiencc-The
Ir0u- slads 10 Be Altered.
LONDON, Dec. 80, 1870.
The investigation into the OF the less or the
war ship Captain has resulted In an order from the
Admiralty for the following alterations in the British
iron-clad navy:-A reduction OF the length and
weight of masts the use OF concrete for ballast
introduced into cellular bottom.
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MINERS sTalsE Al N usu CHUNK.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Dec. 50, 1879. (.
The miners are holding meetings throughout, the
coal re- ons and without regard 10 Tie acs.on oil the
Miners Union. recently pnb!ished il the HERALD,
are discussing the adyisaot.y ot a general suspen-
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DENMARK.

The Harbor Of Copenhagen Closed by Ice.
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 80, 1870.
The larbor or Copenhagen 10 blockaded with ice.
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AsVGaIos oF TIE JlM:s RIVER CLo,to.

RICHMOND, Dec 30. 1870.
The Ice in the river has put stop to navigation.
The steamer from New York got within twenty
miles OF tas city to-day but was forced to return to
City Point and discharge cargo, Which viii be ior-
warde0 70 this city by rail-
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THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
Indefinite POstpOnement
of the Conference.

First Difficulties in the Way Of an Assemblage-
Absolute Refusal Of Franco to Join-Russia
Imperious as to Her Rights in tho
Black Eea-A Russo German ALI
ance Of Interests Probable.
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Tho Steamer Hornet Reported 10 liavc
Landed Her Passengers and Cargo Ia tho
Bay Of Nine.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. %. |
VIA u.yA gk Dec 20 1870. 4

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. o.
Via HAVANA, Dec. 20, 1870
by the arrival or brig at tnn port we learn thae
the steamer Hornet passed Mag0a on the 18th
instant followed three hours later by her Majestys
ship Philomel We also have the report that since
the 18th the Hornet mas landed her pas5eagers anu
cargo In the Bay or Nipe.
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A. 2
sTEINWAY SONS,
Manufacturers Of Grand, 3 luare and Uprt .ht
PIANOFORTE5.
the attention the public their splendid
of Pihnofortes moderate prices Old
IN exchange Every Pianoforte warranted years.
illustrated catalogues mailed free application.
WAREROOMS, STElNWAY HALL.
100 and Ill East Fourteenth street, New York.
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A.-A.-R0yHl Havana Supp!em entnry.-
Determined by the drawings Of the Rova Havana Lottery
For information, &c. address MOfHTIRE, GREGORY
CO, 3i6 Canal street aud l5t Chath am street
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A.-Snfur6ay-The Russian vnpor Baths,
block east of Broadway; receive ba,hers until r NJ
only other days, open from A. NJ. toS r. NJ. Ladies'
hours daily, 10 a. NJ to IL N. Remember these the
extensive and luxurious baths In thlg country.
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Cnbic Telecranh Inferrunlinn.

LONDON, Dec. 81. 1870.
The land lines between London ana the cable are
working badly owing to heavy fall OF snow.
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Chan.cd Cro-s-r0nd DeIn- ion - Elegantly,
Psrceans, Beautiful Velvet Framed poa,rrs IJaE
Broadway prices BRADLET'S. III Liberc. stscet sJ
place 10 =
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Diamond ma Watrhcs 3ousLa NJ :, SoId
GEO o. ALLEN g Broadway ,urIe s.. Nicho tap Iiote
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Anew Yrar's Prescnfs-Ladies and Gen.
emcn's elegant embroidered Slippers, at 4. A. BROOKS.
575 Broadway
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A.-uoliGay Presents of Affection aud
charity WHEELER 4 WILSON'S bockstltch Sewing
Machines. Saicsroom, 635 broadway. New York
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NippinR and Enger Air IL Astir, Esuc.
ciay around the summit Of Mount Washington and similar
elevations; consequently Fura demand Further
these are worn 10 native comeness here they be
In elaborated beauythat H. II the Furs
OF artistic KNOX, the American Halter. 2l2 Broadway
Of Fulton whose the pride ans
gallant and whose furs add
gaucc OF Manhattan's fair daughters
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Cri-tndoro's Unvivmlicd Hair Dye --Scra
anLsppei at his wig and scsp taeinS, Na,6 AIT Rouse
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ROME, Dec. 80, 1870.
An overflow OF tho Tiber has flooded half the city
and occasloned great amount or damage to
property.
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Rienchina, CicTniuR and Dveinv.-I ord,.
Offices ss Broadway COW Twenty @ street. 3e sro.ac
rest corner Broadway "'"~'o
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A.-FOr Stylish aud Elegant Holiday HIT
go to DOUGAN. l02 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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TeLtcaAm 70 TIE NEW yoax HERALD.


LONDON, Dec. 90. 1870.
very great dearth OF political news exists in the
metropolis to-day, In consequence OF the absence OF
the leading Parliamentary personages and OF most
of the Cabinet Ministers and foreign diplomatlsts
from London for the due enjoyment OF the Christ
mas and New Year holidays
THE CoNGREss-FIRsT DIFFIcuLrIEs.
Very considerable speculation is indulge: In with
regard to the probable action of tue members or the
approaching congress cQprsrcnce on the subjects
OF the navigation OF the Black Sea and revision OF
the Treaty Of Paris 1t is believed that the prelmi-
nary dniculties which the plenipotentiarics In this
august assemblage will have TO encounter will Dc
very difficult OF adjustment-hard 10 overcome even
under the most careful Treatment ~~.-
ri~-y POSITION OF TIM GAR
II almost certain, 80 1t 10 asserted In very well
informed circles, that the Russian representative
VIII at the very Initiation OF the proceedings
formally announce TO his brothers In council as the
fixed policy OF the government OF the Car that
the abrogatton OF the clause or the Treaty OF Paris
regarding the entrance OF naval armament into
the Black Sea has been already accomplished ana
that Its enacement IS really fact accomplished by
Tile VIII Oi the emperor ALEXANDER OF RUSSIA, and
that his Imperial master, the Gar, cannot allow the
fact OF such abrogaton OF the Treaty OF Paris to be
made az open question or liable to any probable
contingent action at the hands OF the members OF
the Congress. xy--.t<.
PBUssfAN OBJECTION 70 FRENCH REPRESENTATION.
On the other hand many persons suppose. Judging
from the words ana tone OF Count Bismarck's last
diplomatic note, already published In the HERALD,
that Prussia viii refuse to meet accredited repre-
sentative OF the French republican government,
which. It Is alleged by the German Premier, com.
missions officers who have broken their parole or
honor, when discharged, prisoners OF war by tho
Kings commanders
PRU5SO-RuSsTAN UNION.
Another difficulty Is anticipated In the shape OF
preliminary protests to be handed In the part Of
Prussia and Russia against anv formal meeting OF
the Congress, unless there be first distinct under
standing by resolution that all other matters with
the exception OF the Treaty OF Parts revision, shall
be excluded from the deliberations or the Congress.
PROBABLE FAILURE.
1t ia generally believed here in London just at pre-
sent that the moment OF meeting OF the European
Congress viii be delayed to period long beyond
the day which was originally appointed
January 3, 1871.
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A--Perfcct Fitting boots and shoes and
warm OvERSHOE.S, cheap at BROOKS. SIS Broadway
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Admins, Chandler & Go.
splendid quality
SILVER PLATED WARE,
manufacture; elegant assortment for Ne
Years.
Saiesroom, 20 John street
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David's Holiday Styio o. taeutiensen ,. HIM.
sacsroom 2a9I1 lsosdway, al .DsAns street. ''
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USE KESTOKtK AMERICA, winch Is clear CRYSTAL
sheen ana sparkling diamond Of the first II
restore your faded esses TO their wone scalp
TO whtenesH and render presence shecatomb
OF eyotics, difusing incense ~ for the goia
Prepared by Dr. l. j. 0BRfEN 202 East Thnpsth street
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Bay WarnOcls & Co.'s
Seven Dollar Holiday Has
Get n Geos,eman's Hat
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"Ain-. What ShnnIU.e -,

An AS~ortmenf o. Wines, Brnndies, Sc, f0l
the holidays JOHN J. STAFF. lis Chambers street
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3 y \ v y
sTEINWAY 4 son

A.-F0r n stylish and Elesaut Holiday Hat
20 to ESPENSCHEID Manufacturer. lis Nassau street.
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Anew York Clnb md Rink Skates.
Wholesale and retail. Depot at e. A. BROOKS SIS Broad
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" .-.snvy--ss--..'-y =. . t-.-s-ss---~-s .
Overflow Of the Tiber-The Waters submerginR
the Holy City.