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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

~eDineui Arrivals is Tais car Yesterday.
FNAiAm " Logan. Of Montreai: X. T. Make. o
hifa states Navy. ana Jere Abbctt Of Boston
het ne hgevoort House
avs" Amos Ptsuury. OF Albany: Major !. n
"c Auburn n. G. Lard OF Cincinnati. NJ
nssPn "a = Wa aad Amasa stone, OF CIeye.
oo"As o. H argent OF Chicago; MAJOR a. n nav.
land; n. "a a: James sne,r. a. ,.,.,-,," ,s's
mono. ~ -" u Corning; A. NJ Miller. Of oweco
&C H. "~Aert' Auburn, are Al the -. Niehola.
and :. G. Afa0, O - N''"''"a
Hotel. an Co..,
,o'ons. N"ett IAN IN. West and DR.. Blake y,
y. aes na"p'alr'. abody. OF Massachusetts.
. p,.,.s ,ws .; A. bar. Oft the United
a. A. hres' o. "ashins. Pre~bury. Of Massachr
states Army, and Or : d. "
setts are at the Asfor Houss.
Colonel g. ID. Bartlett. CAPITA .,a,,.s. a. . D.
Noyes and L. A. Arthur. or the, o.''e' army
Dr. W. q. Cooper. OF New Jersey; ." :. .a'A'i
and Dr. W. q. Parker. OF Tennessee "e"s'o'' oi
San Francisco, ami DIR. J. ONiei. w" "''''"s'
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
DIR. q. NJ Tiffany of Paris; Mslor Dehe "'ct OF
the United states Army. aud Captain ~ v o'"' "
Pennsylvania, are nj The -. Charles Hotel :.
A. H. Garfield. Of Albany. and professn .. -
stanwood OF Montana, are az the -. Elmo Ne 'e''
+. Fellows, OF Hartford anu George Noble \ nes's
Of Georgia. are AZ the New York Hotel.
J. X. Barnett, cf Saratoga; ID. X. Knowltory OF
'acAson' F'a-' o. Johh~0hs OF owcgc, ana L.
Wnsow, OF Poughkeepsie are at tue 81 Deus
Hotel. A
Ex-senator J. n. Charee, OF Colorado; Evar,s |
scudder. OF Great harrington; W. s. McMullsn and
John Collision, Of London, and Thomas ID. pearce,
OF Philadelphia, are at the Westminster Hotel.
DR.. d. L. Huntington, OF the United States Army; |
Thomas Zines OF Birmingham; J. G. X. Lawrence.
Of Newport and Nathan Appleton, of Boston. al
the Albemare Hotel. ,
Dain Or 1
SPAIN S. W. Price, OF Kentucky; George Gillum, OF
Portland Conn.,, and Captain lIedburg OF the United
States Army, at the Coleman House.
A. J. Faiman. OF Troy; S. C. Hastings OF san
Francisco; A. b. Olmstead. OF Rochester and Il. W. &
Thorp, OF Boston, are at the Grand Hotel. D
Mr.. Vandenkeef, OF Cuba; william Brough aud | :
John NJ Bonham OF Franklin, Pa; Charles Savaro I
OF Messina; Andrew wark. OF London; A. Gouricy, 9
OF Dundee and e. T.. Jackson, OF Middetown, are at
the Everett House. q
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IRELAND.
The Labor QuestiOn-Trades Uniouism and
Riot-seriOas Street Fight.


The Labor Question-Trndes Uniouism and
Riot-seriOas Street Fight.
CORK, June %, 1870.
Serious riots occurred here yesterday afternoon,
caused by the jealousy OF the Irish tailGrs. The
masters had recently hired great number OF Ger
man taors, displacing the Irish 10 make way for the
new corners.
Meetings OF the Irish tailors held TO protest
against this action Of the employers, and strike
was resolved upon Of once. Accordingly yesterday
afternoon the Irish tailors stopped work, and col
lected in crowds in the streets Soon afterwards
rioting began. The strikers attacked the shops
OF the obnoxious employers, many OF which were
damaged and some sacked.
The police charged the rioters repeatedly. and
after VIGOROUS use OF their clubs succeeded In re-
storing order.
A number Of citizens who volunteered TO AID the
police were stabbed Considerable excitement ex-
listed for while, but everything Is quiet now.
Many arrests have been made.
The Trades Riots Reconnaissance Fighting
aud Wounds.
CORK, June 90, 1870.
Several persons engaged in the riots OF yesterday
have been arrested. The damages to persons and
property In the AFFAIR prove to have been serious.
CORK, June 23-Evenng.
The city is IN state OF great excitement again In
consequence or the renewal OF the disturbance OF
yesterday
Riotous crowds gather In the streets. They have
been repeatedly dispersed but reform and continue
70 attack the houses OF the master tailors
Several constables have been wounded.
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The PACIFIC COAST.

Departure from san francisce az the Boston
Excsrsssnisss--fesise~ fsr Aissswa.
San FRAscisco. June ~. isTn.
Tee Boston pariy of excursionists start home 10.
morrow. The trip Tins lar has been q pleasant
one.
sale Of 100000 hand--ewed buriaps ON the n n
inst. comprised all islhr-t hans here aud a. arrive
anu inyoyen an outlay % over $4,000 IN goli.
teen cents
koopmapschap has contracted 10 furnish |. $40
Chinese 10 Alabama ana Tennessee Ia three equal
shipments, the first to-morTow.
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Education.

LONDON June y $50.
Keble College, OF oxford University, named In
honor OF the late Rev. John Keble, was opened to-
day. The Rev. DIR. Pussy and the Right Hon.
Claiborne Hardy NJ. p, Tor oxford, ofciated In the
inaugural ceremonies, which were attended by a
large number OF people.
The London Times nlndes 10 the suit OF strahan
against Forester. for importing aud selling an
American edition OF poems, as leading case. The
trial will soon commence ut Glasgow. The paintltis
lay their damages at $500.
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xslAycsplY ucculsssc: n K,wssg.

In Newark yesterday morning. about seven
O'Clock. Mrs. Mary y. Harrington, a widow lady be-
tween sixty and seventy years OF age aud resid.
ing with her son-n-.aw, Mr.. Charles r..
Bcdeil. No. 40 Ella street. swallowed an
ounce ~ arsenic In mistake for magnes,a which re-
suited In her death about bafpast two O'Clock. The
bJIles containing the poison and The magne-ia
pro. eily labelled stool side by side IN the closet
Surgeons were rent ior. but the arsenic had etrxc
tua ~ done IA work Gnd her case was PRONOUNCED
yholeless IL once.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain Fabius Stanley, Commander William Il.
Hopkins, Lieutenant Commander A. F. Crossman
and Lieutenant Henry G. Nields have been ordered
to Washington for examination for promotion.
Assistant Surgeon Thomas II. Brown has resigned.
THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
Complaints having been frequently made that tho
Naval force In the North Atlantic Is inadequate, It Ia
proper to state the result Of inquiry that Onehrd
Of the vessels aoat In that squadron or thirteen
vessels. including three ironclads. Rlar Admiral
Lee will soon proceed thither TO supersede Rear Ad-
mifai Poor with minute and positive instructions to
fully protect all American cltlzens N all their rghts
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WINES and Work.

LONDON. June %. 1870.
deputation representing 10000 operatives In
Lancashire waited on the committee OF cotton man.
ufacturers at Blackburn to-day, and asked for an
increase OF wages. They were assured that II the
prices obtained for goods after the harvest was over
should warrant it their wages should be raised five
per cent.
Mr.. Evans, partner of the firm OF Bradbury h
Evans formerly publishers OF Mr.. Dickens works, Is
dead.
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Rescued from a Dcser, Island.

LONDON, June 20, 1870
Six survivors or the snip Mercurius, from San
Francisco. lost of the Brazilian coast, have been
brought to Liverpool. They were rescued. from a
desert island upon which they had remained tfty
days.
The snip Mercurus, Cuthber,s0n- master, sailed
from San Francisco for Liverpool on the 9th OF
January, 1870 and had not to this time been heard
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FRANCE.
atcd Term, aud Drouaht.

The "fteated Termv and Drought.
LONDON, June rs, 1870
The extent OF the damage TO the crops caused py
drought Tn France cannot yet DO correctly esti-
mated. The accounts from the provinces are con-
Trajectory, bat the grain markets show much weak
meas.
The effects Of the extraordinary heat are sim felt
Ia Paris ,he water OF the Seine rs so low that grass
II growing nj the foot Of the quai walls.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Negotiations for Union with British Columbia.
OTTAWA, June 23, 1870.
The negotiations between the British Columbia
delegates and the Committee OF the Privy Council
VIII De concluded tomorrow II Is understood
satisfactory result has been obtained.
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PARIS June %, 1870.
The Paris Si.ci after describing spanish atrocities
IN the Antilles quotes with approval the following
passage nom London DewSpaper:-''sTain needs
money; Cuba needs peace. aud the United states
need cuba The steele adds:-"In tins statement
We see Practicable solution Of the situation
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A Sad Fnneral.

LosDox Juue "a 1870.
The funeral Of Lord Arthur Clinton. one OF tue
parties involved in the female masquerade scandal
was strictly private. The only attendants were the
Duke OF Newcastle and Lord Thomas Clinton and
the solicitor and physician OF the deceased.
The place Of burial Is lett unmarked.
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Dickens, Inst Book.

LONDON, June q. 1870
One OF the publishing agents % Dickens works
publishes statement In the newspapers TO-DAY that
only one-hatf OF Mr.. Dickens story-"The Mystery
OF Edwin Drood"-hai been written The stcry viii
be published as far as written, ana no one will tic
permitted to finish IL.
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Trades uniouissss.

PAgIs June %. 1870
The trial OF the members OF the International
Society OF workmen for completely In the late
plot gsinst the nation, which was commenced
yesterday, has been adjourned unui "Wednesday, the
2gih inst.
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PARIS. June g. 1870.
Mr.. J. Meredith Read. Consul General OF the
United states. gave grand dinner this evening In
honor Of NJ. PrevoStParadol, the new Minister to
America.
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CUaA.
Cholera i'm Cuba-larre Percentage of
Deaths-Sm alipox Uaabated.

HAFANAf I5IU
number Of cases OF Asatic cholera have occurred
here within few days, large percentage resulting
fatally The Civi Governor, Sedor Roberts, Is tax.
ing the necessary precautions 60 prevent the spread
OF the disease. The smallpox Is undated. Several
deaths have also occurred board the Runboats
cruising OF sagua. In the interior cholera OF viru
lent type ~ prevailing la many places. As yet there
have been tut few cases Of yomito.
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PARIS, June %, 1870
The trial OF reaping machines OF various pa tterns
VIII begin near this city on the 24th OF July. Two
thounHnt francs have been offered a. prizes.
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Mrs. General Mcclellan was formerly resident Of
st. Paul, MINI. where her father, Ceneral r n.
Marcy, was once stationed. Her illness IA regretted
esteemed.
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General Burnside, for Rhode Island; Major Gen
era Sackett, for Niagara Falls: Judge Swayne, for
Washington; General d. F. Bruce, for Saratoga;
Colonel q Slatery, for London, England and Gen.
era Gridley, for Albany
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TURKEY.

lives Lost by the Fire.
CoSsrANTINoPLE, June 80. 1870.
The Courier states that 1000 persons lost their
lives al the late connagration In this city.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, June %, 1870.
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of England was
published to-day. 1t shows an increase OF e6s2,ooo
b ZION since last Thursday.
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PARIS, June %, 1870.
Two more arrests were made last evening or per-
sons supposed to be connected with the rcgcide
plot.
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ROME.


France and InfalIibiiity.
PARIS, June 90, 1870.
AZ the meeting OF the Ecumenica Council on the
18th Cardinal Guido, Archbishop Of Boulogne, made
a strong discourse against the nlanbllity scheme,
creating q profound sensation.
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"Wcsi'ard Hs 30

LONDON, June 81 iS7o.
The Hudson Bay dividends have been suspended
owing to the difficulties In she Pembina region.
One hundred emigrants left this city yesterday for
Canada In the steamship Lake Ere.
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HOLLAND.
Move Towards the Pncitic.

TIE HAGUE June 3d. 1870.
The government has ordered the frigate Was
sanaer to Curacoa to exact redress for the outrages
committed Dutch subjects by the new govern
ment OF Venezuela.
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Milking Machine, PnieAfed April 5, 1870.
See advcrtisement, Business OPP srtunlos lew YORK
COW MIXER MANUFACTURING cos PANy, aSr
Kfoa
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A.-Booss and shoes 81 Ew cry Variety, nj
reduced prices. r. A. BR(r DKi J75 Broadway
| Soiled Shoes half
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A.-For stylish aud Ell ,anut Flas. Cn,i On
DOUGAN, I02 Nassau street, corner of .sna
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A.-Hcrring's Patent.
CHAMPION SAE ES
25f Broadway, cor ar. Mur-xs a.r..,
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Stanord's Iron and sulplsur Pow ydes~
invigorate the bofy and
purify the blood.
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Sewing Nacis,nr, S2J To f,SAH sf1
Roadway Can be con 1ied MO hand Inc
convenient for parties gog he coualfr anlsd Grsi
N-s paieat broad .-Sa 1Iem,Isr, kgplcabie sI
machines
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4 New Vol. 5tstl, No. I, for .Juiy, row
"a year. &c a number New -m~, dave
$. .. WELLS, 2so6roadwsy
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A.-iSsprnsrhesc's Osd anu Ftr'u 1riend-tlse
pubic tnE season gwen n utramon!
HAT for gentlemen cmpI attic and sntsfac
tory II has been race bet ~.
OF supply and the urgent demand, time h,
barely able keep with the popu ar rush Al or.
his shelves well stocked 1iS Ms ,sy strest
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Batche!or'- Hair Dy~-rho Beat in the
nsous. Factor ~ Is Boad fsxsvl
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ATTEND 10 the First SYM ot0@s Of Corsump-
ton and check the disease in It's inspency by using
JAySEs ExPEcToRANT, 81 Re remedy To-. auArec,tou.
OF the Lungs and Bronchis. Sok everywhere
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A.-Espenscheia,s Old and Fir,u rriera-.,s.
publc-has this season gwen his uamont cass
tory race bewses ~.
means OF supply and the urgent demand I'd he
are ss .S At
Ess ss s d.
reduced ,s:: and shoes q uh Ss yass
so,led Shoes half pr ice.
CHAMPION SAB Es
zo hroadway,' sorns Murrss street.
A:-For n Stylish aud Eli ,annt Hat Call ON
DoUdAN' ic2 Nassau street. corner of snn.
Attend to the First SYM ..o ~s Of Cornumu-
ton and check the disease in It. iusipency b, using
JAySE's ExrEcroRANT,a ssse remedy 70, arArec.iou.
of the Lungs and Bronchis. Sol everywhere.
a milking Machine, PnieAsed April 5, 1870.
Cow SLSEs Cos XIV fosK
broadway
ready rssr. G 80" s. 81 ass Sc Ss
80 S WELLS. asa1,roAaw.y
Broadway. Can inso hand aI.csins ns.auay
mscSnss ~'p'eA0s ''
Ba,ch-!or'- Hair Dye-rho Res, in tho
world. The only rsriec, we s.rdsss rssoe isaaaia,
Cris,adoro's unvss allied Untr Dye.-so,a
and applied 81 hs ~s Ais- Aip fssssrf to Aor aousc
Dayid's summer styles ut sgu,I~wep.. uut.
IN csssinerrs Dsb Bsssers sr-ws y,d PanAma. sale,
toon stst broidNsy. NaF Duaas s,.-va.
/ .-.-----e---~--
GcDis' Pearl Cashmere. shre.S Hats
tnr fige. DO ~ =.
WAAaDcA CO., biq Eroalway
Royal Havana ssostery.-s pr,xe~ PAID I'm .:oIS
Information fsrd The hr1 ratcs uald for Doabooas
os all kt3ds Of cAOid amt SAg.t- ~"~''' "
fAf.oK Co. f.s asers, is Wal s,rre. NY.
To he. sr ma. 70 ~ =, IL NAT tive Question,
worn hs ae.. Of he Asesn sesss s aas s9a
% 8. mI. prr-,eoa 49, ~ sIi sssasaS sna ss
pxSss ""ueh' ensns " reiorn, ecaoss ne scniiasnt
meuL
9th, HERALD BUILDING
Tbs wet knowa yssbAshurut sft
| by 40 other N tbe rnfei -tdrs
! CAV and sct y0sv cstrnntes t.f -
| AL SORTS oF fRiNriN0
1
\ ULUAisAtID lOsIEa yuax
r...,,., y,.,,,o, p..s = AN>ho
! Ian FRlxrlsa
nj y5eh sl compare favorarl. any other oees
rnAss.nns e0mpanes VII 40 well ca Is Apa erauns
STOCK OF cJrx
Wood EaEAsiax asnd o. sh<fs saa Al low ssuca
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TELEGRAPnC kEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
American Values In Money and r Goa
as Rated In England.
Trades uaioalsm and The Wages Question In
Great Britain and France.
THE TAILORy RIOTS In CORK.
the SPANISH COLONIAL QUESTION. |
-
FRANCE AND AVAILABILITY.
DICKENS UsFINlsHED STORY.
ENGLAND
. -.--~-~e--~--~-~---~~-~-
raviis nesssry Prssres--grtnh I.nsA aud
THE rAILORy RIOTS IN CORK
the SPANISH COLONIAL QUESTION.
FRANCE AND AVAILABILITY.
DICKENS UaFINlsHED STORY.
rawiss~esssry rrssres--sst~s S.ssA aud se
Srkssls Gx~fss@s.

fospoS. June N. 1910.
Tue House OF Lords tonight discussed the amend
yneBts 10 The irish LaBi eii
Baron ollagan. recently elevated 10 The peerage
delivered his maiden speech on the measure.
Tue Duke Of Richmond m0yei an amendment
reducing the amount % compensation 70 tenant Tor
eviction. whicif was adopted.
wahout further actioa on the bill their lordships
rose.
Ina the House 81 Commons Mr.. otway. Under
Foreign Secretary. informed the members that the
government had taken steps 20 recover the amount
of the British claims Bran.
The House IN Committee coniiered the Education
bRL
Mr. George Dixon opposed the pctmIssive and
compulsory clause He favored frseaom for ail
schools and colleges. hut believed the Nonconform-
lists objected bodily 10 increased grants for denomn
aiionai teaching. he dcnied the charge that the
National School League advocated the exclusion Of
? he Bible from the schools
Mr.. Austin Bruce defended the measure. the
religious clements due 20 the fact that a
the development Of an existing system.
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Bruces remarks the
House. In Committee Of suppl, adopted several
votes, aud then went into Committee on Gun IA.
bill. I'm which progress was reported and the
House adjourned.
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IUNDUNs gu1r y lSsU.
The money article OF q moraing journal says
American exchanges tend downwards owing 10 The
prospects OF the grain trade and the completion Of
arrangements for the payment OF dividends.
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Cris,adoro's unvss allied Ut,sr Dve-soia
and applied s' his ~s Ais Aip ssrt So A.or uouse
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Dayid's summer styles Ut $50 utI-m.p.s Ha,,.
Csssaere.. DFab Bsss-rs. u,d p.nama. SAL.
foon s'st Broadway. raF Duaass.rvsl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-05

The Ladies of the Episcopal church having
bsen made the recipients of unexpected and sub
stantial kindnessss from the ''Just -a-Few" club
of this city, in return invited its members to an
entertainment at the residence Of Mrs. Magill, on
Tuesday evening. A splendid supper was pro-
vided, to which, in addition to the members Of
the club, about 30 others sat down; and what
with fsssting, music and social converse, the
evening was passed most pleasantly inde.d. That
the "Just-s.Fews" were pleased Is evidenced by
the following card which they request US to
publish:
A CARD.-The members of the "Just-a.Few"
club take the opportunity of publicly thanking
the ladies of the Episcopal Church for the hand
some entertainment proffered the Club on Tues.
day evening, At the house Of Mrs. Magill. 1t is
scarcely necessary to assure the ladies that any
qualification which the club has been able to Of.
fer the ladies has been moro than repaid BY this
generous hospatility. r.,.r..t...F.
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Next Sunday Tomorrow the union Of the two
Congregational churches of this city will be con.
summated. s~vicesas follows, the Rev. J. f. Roy,
D. D., officiating: Preparatory lecture on Sat-
urdsy evening at ~ o'clock, and preaching on
Sunday morning at half past 10, both services in
Plymouth church. The communion service will
be held in the First Church at ) o'clock p NJ.
the exercises commencing with declaration Of
the Articles of Faith, and assuming covenant
obligations by the two bodies uniting; after
which the Lords supper will be administered.
cordial welcome is extended to all Christians
to be present and join in the solemn service.
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Size Of Free Trader, 28x42 inches; size of RE.
PUBLICAN, 31x441s inches; average weekly e1.
cess of reading matter in RErUBLlCAN eight sue.
cessive weeks in January and February, three
columns.-O ONawa Republican.
The quality of the reading matter published in
tho respective papers, with most people, cuts
more figure than the quantity. But it is not true
that the Republican gives weekly more reading
matter than we do. We set up each week, on
an average, over 10000 ems Of new matter; the
Republican less than 10000 ems This is the true
test OF measurement, and not the square feet or
inches Of supsrfcies covered BY the respective
papers. Blow again.
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New FIN6.-The numerous friends of Mr. A.
Frank, 80 lsng and favorsbly known as chief
salesman in Mr.. II. Stiefea's Clothing Bazaar,
will be pleaseA to learn that he has become full
partner in thst large and popular establishment
Mr.. Frank 10 thoroughly at home ia the
business, knows how to buy to suit the wants of
his customers, and will now mere than ever vim
their confidence and respect ty his liberal snd
honorable dealing .....
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There is something unusually exciting or at
tractive going on at Reddick and Giflea's, tor
considering the state OF the weather and roads,
the place is besieged by unaccouutable crowds
of custonaers We have not had time to run
down the secret but scspect that Hughey is
carrying oat the threat he made some time ago
that his shelves must be cleared for the spring
trade il he had to give tie goods away. We ad-
wise all h@ing little spare money aboEt them
to go and double it Immediately by investing at
Reddick s. G.illen's.
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WHERE THEY Go.-Any one desiring to zee
a busy throng of men, women aud children, buy.
ing endless quantities of new gosds and every
one smiling happy and c"ntented, should 20 to
Burke 4 Heenan's popular store, on La Sale
street, west Of Court House square, where every
one can get goods new pretty, cheap and
elegant. II you don't believe it 90 aad sea.
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