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THE LATE CAPTAIN LAuHITZ.

Action of the Tenth Company, Seventh Regi-
menf.
The death OF Captain Launiz, late Of the Seventh
Regiment National Guard State or New York, mas
already been reported, and the following appropriate
acr,on OF a number OF his comrades Will be oil in
tcrcst to those who knew him. At a meeting OF the
Tenth company and the Associates of the Engineer
corps and Company X. held at the armory on Wed.
neslay evening" December Il, 1870 the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted
Whereas Almighty God his wise providence hath
% bv death our late veteran fellow
soldier faithful friend CAatan Robert r. Launz and
whereas occurrences OF nd event calls for suit
able expression OF at loss and respect Tor his
memory; therefore be 10 , \,
Resolved That commencing the time when
young and gifted stranger arts hr SOUGHT these friendly
fraterna tics which connection with
beloved engenders down 70 ne day 81 ms DEATH
period exhibited deyOuoD, enthusiasm
and which may emulate, but never surpass.
Resolved That on the entire roll q thc regiment veteran
active, there be found no name which represents
longer conscientious duty, warmer aud more
glowing devotion. ardent and irrepressi0e onthu
Resolved. That as the rs commader OF the old corps OF
Engineers" this company bis death one oil It's found
ers the regiment OF its Oldest and most enthusiastic
members It's most earnest and talented v0aries
society the accomplished ana true gentleman
Resolved That convey his afflicted family heart
felt SYMPATHY in this their sad bereavement
Resolved That the company room De drapcd IN mourning
that copy these resolutions be entered upon minutes
cars 10 thr other companies to the Veteran Association OF
JOSfPH LENTIIiHOE, y. ". uOU6HTt'N and HENRY
L. fIERSON. Ja. C0mmittee
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I'll Dad AlT El2Y.
Funeral of the Lafe sporting WI

Funeral OF the Late sporting Mum.
The mortal remains OF Christopher keyDourn
better known as Kit Burn" were yesterday after.
noon borne to their last resting place In Calvary
Cemetery, from the house 81 Sackett street. Brook
lyn. The excitement In the neighborhood was most
intense, and crowds gathered around the house for
some time previous to the for the funeral.
The crowds poured into the place and gazed in the
face Of the dead with rs much apparent reverence
as II the deceased were heightened honorable,
moral and religious light in the community. The
casket which contained the corpse was OF polished
black walnut with elaborate silver mountings, and
silver cross inside the lid was the name date
or the death OF deceased and agethirty years
and eleven months. The body was enclosed IN q
neat and very expensive shroud OF dine white serge,
with deep front of quilted satin eAtendin. the
tire length.
THE COMPANY
were OF curOusy mixed character. There were
several elegantly alfred females present a great
many well dressed men aud sprnkng OF Fourth
ward roughs not near so many, however as one
might expect 70 1nd there. Ihey were very orderly,
ald smoked their cigars III the hall, and when The
deIniJohn OF brandy was produced did not decline 20
take 4 emp
There were ten pallbearers, each wearing on the
lapel OF nus coat u black ana white rOsette and
wne satin sreamer, on which printed ave
Mourn Our Loss.n Their names are. Richard Green,
George Christopher, Mat. smith jim O'Donnell,
Jack Clark, Nike Musgroye, Charley Shannon,
James Matlyn. Dick TO err and George Miles.
NO funeral services were performed at the house,
ana ABOUT O'Clock the funeral c0rtegc which
sisted OF large number Of carriages, started for
Calvary Cemetery. As we have stated, the rouQhs
were lew IN number, and there were stll less o.
sports present. Ola Bal Toveee came 10 take last
look at his old friend and benclactor and remarked
that he s'never knew him commit q bad or q IN AN
acron'' Harry Williams was there, and Walter
Stirling, both well known In the Fourth ward IA
nous brnisers Tom Dunn, TOO put in an appear
ance; Jack Musgrove and George Burns, o. pugills
Others OF more or less renown, who followed the
corpse TO the grave.
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ARAElA.

War Operations OF the Sultan of Turlley-An
Army Against the Arabs OF Yemen.
CoNsTANTIHoPLE. Dec. %, 1870.
A Turkish expedition has started for Yemen for
operations against the Arabs.
The troops already forwarded number 15,OoO ana
endorsements are to follow
YEMEN THE SEAT OF WAR.
This country, in which 1t Is said the Turks are
about to operate with an army against the Arabs,
belongs to tile southwestern division or Arabia. 1t
comprises the chief part OF the Arabia Felix OF the
ancients. portion of IT, which borders on the Red
sea, is called Tehema. The principal towns are
Sana, Mocha and Alden. II is worthy Of note, In
connection with the TurKsh.war movement as just
reported, that Alden is occupied BY the English.
Myrrh and coffee are produced abundantly in the
districts of Yemen ana Tehema.
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TIE GEORGIA ELECTION

Favorable Prospect Tor The Democracy
Heavy Gaines ThrousI,cn tue Stntc.
AUGUSTA, Dec. %, 1870.
The official vote OF Richmond county shows that
the democratic ticket has been elected there 10y 800
majority. The democrats carry the Fifth district by
over 1000 majority, and elect S. A. Corker and D.
NJ. Dubolse to Congress and rour-afths OF the men,
bers OF the Legislature.
SAvANNAu.-lt Ia believed that the democrats have
elected all the county officers in Chatham also the
members of the Legislature. Paine and Mcintyre
democrats, are probably elected to Congress from
the First district, aud Rufus T. Lester democrat, is
chosen State Senator.
LEXINGroN.-Thc democrats carry Og,cthorpe
county by 800 majority.
ROME.-Floyd county has gone democratic by ], 900
majority. The full ticket OF that party is chosen.
CHATTANOOGA CouNrY.-The entire democratic
ticket Is elected
POLK CoUSTY.-A democratic majority here Sc
cures the triumph OF the candidates OF the party.
CHEROKEE CoUNTY.-The democrats have re-
turned a unanimous delegation TO the Legislature.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-T. NJ b.
Young, democrat, is chosen by 5000 majority.
WHTFIELD.-This county has gone democratic by
good majority.
CovINGToN.-Newton AMI Walton counties are
democratic by large maloriJes
Observation-Disclosures county elects the entire
democratic ticket.
CHArTAn0oCHlE.-.Thls county gives democratic
majority OF over 800 Marion, Stewart, Harris and
Talbot counties are reported democratic.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRICr.-William +.
Wright Is thought TO be certainly elected.
Macon and Quitman counties democratic.
Bib county elects republican TO the Legislature.
The average majority the ticket Is 80. Much ile-
gal voting Is charged, and contest OF the election
Is talked OF. Early, Sumter and Dooley counties are
democratic. Doughterty. Lee, Clay, Terrell and
Calhoun counties are doubtful. Macon and Hous-
ton counties are largely republican. Twigg county
gives repubSa majority OF 400. Jones county IS
supposed TO be demo ratio. Wilkinson county Is
republican.
BIBB C0UNTY.-JcdersOn f. Long, republican
beats Winbon J. Lawton. democrat, for the Forty
first Congress by 81; ana Thomas j. Spear, republi-
can. beats LawtOn for the FOrty-scc0nd Congress
by 40.
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ILLINOIS,.

The Fiehf FOR the Senators;iip -Coa li,ion to
Defeat General Logan-Stringcncy in the
Chicago Money Market.
CHICAGO, Dec 30 1870.
General John A. Logan is in the city canvasslng
his prospects for the United States Senate. He
thinks there is no doubt OF his nomination in the
cancus, but has fears that enough republicans VIII
remain out of caucus TO effect his defeat. This pro
gramme Is strongly talked OF by his opponents and
will probably be carried into effect. IL Is said that
Ex-Governor Koerner, who Is German is propos-
ing to unite the opposition to Logan on himself.
The democrats, however, say they Will not support
Koerner; they want the republican minority to 90
with them for Judge Lawrence or Joseph Medill, or
some other citizen of equal ability
The money market here Is close. Some OF the
strongest houses have asked for an extension OF
time on their paper.
The weather is intensely cold and the ther-
mometer falling.
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The Renewed Throne mt New Ycar-DOn
Carlos Claims the Crown-Thc King of
Italy Made IA Witness in His Behalf.
MADRID, Dec. 90, 1870.
New Years Day has been fixed for the entry to
Madrid OF the Duke OF Aosta. In the meantime he
VIII remain at the royal palace at Aranluez.
Don Carlos has issued protest against the eeva-
ton OF an Italian TO the throne and In support OF his
own claims thereto, which Is supplemented by five
letters from the late Charles Albert King Victor
Emmanuel.
The Cortes IS stu engaged in the discussion Of the
motion for dissolution.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Important Political ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tion Of the Democratic Party.
CONCORD, Dec. 20. 1870.
In accordance with previous arrangements about
seventy five OF the leading men OF the democrats
party, from all sections of the State, met here
tins evening 10 perfect plaas TO heal the
differences that have existed in the party
for some years past. The exis.ence OF wo
organs, the Patriot and People, Is che alleged
cause OF the differences. and their consolidation
under new direction Is thought to be essential to
the restoration Of harmony. With this objeCS .
committee or one person from each county was ap-
pointed TO confer with the proprietors Of the
papers mentioned and 20 ascertain upon what terms
and conditions they WIN surrender their journals to
third party. 10 be consolidated under new
management.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

CALIFORNIA LOTTERIES. The lottery mania
is spreading in California. Profiting by the
license given to the Mercantile Library
Company through special act of the
Legislature other enterprises Of similar
character are springing up all over The State.
The manager and agent of one recently came
to grief in San Francisco by being arrested for
violating the laws Of the State against
gambling. Their defence is that the special
act for the benefit of the Mercantile Library
abolished all laws upon the subject; and so the
case stands until the Grand Jury can act upon
it. The republican party is trying to make
capital out Of il by charging Governor Haight
with having signed the bill whereby permission
was given to the Library Company to
inaugurate gift enterprse-this in the face
OF the fact that tho president of the company,
the vice president and majority of the
trustees were republicans. Verify the repub-
lican party in California must be in desperate
coalition wien they can see so much that is
black about Governor Haight and so little that
is dark about those Of their own way of
thinking.
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Remember tho Orphans OF Our Heroes.

Remember tho Orphans of Our Heroes.
We fear great many of our wealthy and
benevolent citizens have lost sight Of the call
most noble charities of New York. We refer
60 the Union Home and School for Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans and the fair that is now
open at the armory of the Seventy-irst regi-
ment, Broadway and Thirty-fifth street, for
fhis charitable and excellent institution.
This institution needs assistance, and the fair
was projected for the purpose Of alfording
that. But up to this time the fair has not
been as successful as the friends of it and con-
tributors to it expected. Perhaps the number
of fairs that have been held in the city lately
TOR other charitable objects, nearly all Of which
have realized large sums Of money, have
caused this to be forgotten to some extent.
But what Object can be more worthy than
this? What can appeal more earnestly to the
benevo'enca and patriotism Of our citizens?
The little ones at the Home at Carmansville
are the nations orphans are the bereaved
Children of those who fought and died for the
Onion. Let it not be said that they have
been neglected. A number OF ladies and gen.
Llemen have contributed valuable and curious
articles for the fair. Among the contributions
ts fine landscape painting from Mr.. Bierstadt.
The fair will be open only a few days longer.
WHO will not remember at this season of the
gear, when all hearts are open to generous
emotions and all hands bestow literally, the
orphans Of the nation, the fatherless and
motherless children OF the heroes who died in
defence of our glorious country?
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SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1870.
At seven O'Clock y. Nj. the barometer stocd at
9.227, and the thermometer one degree below
zero. Relative humidity 6Slo0; wind nortn VETO
city Of WIND, four ailes per tour
This being the first calm day we have had In this
month it was duly appreciated by all the members
Of the expedition by making an excursion to the
head OF Tuckerman Rayne and other places TO ad-
mire the grandeur OF the frostwork. The artists
were buslly at work, and secured some very tne
negatives. birdseye view was taken by placing
tie camera on the rldgepole OF the Iipjop House.
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The Eominicn InsuitcJ..

ST. JoHN n. b., Dec. 22, 1870.
The tidal wave predicted for to-day, and which
created 20 much alarm ana uneasiness did not
make lts appearance.
The tide rose TO It's usual height.
QUEBEC, ID. ca Dec. 30. 1870.
The tide, which was expected to be so high this
morning, was In fact lower than usual. The people
living along the water side who had made prepara-
tons for protection against the great wave returned
TO their homes relieved OF anxiety. Those living on
higher ground, who expected an earthquake, feel
easier In their minds
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

A Monster Mining Rlast-Cniiforna aud ARR
z0Dn railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. %, 1870.
blast containing g., 500 pounds OF powder VIII
be fired at the Blue Gravel Gold Nine at Suckers
Flat. CAL, next week.
The certificate of Incorporation Of the Los Ange-
los, San Bernardino and Central Arizona narrow
gauge railroad has been filed In Sacramento. 1t is
the intention Of the corporators, at the head OF
whom is General Phineas Banning. to construct tbe
road IA early as possible.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Negotiations FOR the Settlement of the Fishe-
ries Question.
MONTREAL, Dec. %, 1870
1t is reported that Sir John Rose is on his way TO
Canada entrusted with a mission from the British
government regarding the fisheries question. After
consulting with the Dominion government Sir John
viii proceed to Washington with view to concila-
ton and compromise.
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CUBA.


Arrival Of Troops frcm spain.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1870.
Three steamers have arrived from Spain bringing
2, 500 troops.
Arrived-Brig Havana, from New York.
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FINE LAST NlGaT.

fire broke out last evening at No. "a East 125th
street, on the second noor IL caused by one OF
the inmates carefessly throwing lighted match
parcel OF woolen clothing In closet No alarm
was given and the fire was coon extingu!shed. The
damage TO clothin y was ABOUT $500 and the damage
TO building $500. The furniture and hulldlny were
insured Ia the Bowery and Hanover Insurance Com
panies Tor SlAUM l.
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The Sodanty OF St Paul's tFifty-ninth sireetl
church, under the direction OF the Rev. Father Bod
fish, will sing new and beautiful Christmas orato-
rio entitled "Kinderfeste," az the Grand Opera
House, ON Sunday evening. The full orchestra OF
the Philharmonic Society win assist. Tue entire
aiialr will DO unIuue and ente rtainlpg, :.
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LOUISIANA.

Split ia the Republican Parfy-Scunt0rs
kellogg and Harris Asked to Resign.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %, 1870.
The Picdyune says:-Ihe news OF Blanchard's
rejection az postmaster created great excitemcns
here among the republicans, and great Indignation
was expressed In certain quarters against Senator'S
Harris and Kellogg 1t IL authoritativey announced
that resolution will be introduced at the next
meeting OF the Legislature demanding their resignI-
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Don Carlos Claim to the Throne
Of Spain on Royal Ttal-
ian Attestation.
Belgium Embarrassed by Her
Import Trade.
The Rounlanian and Luxembourg
AGitations.
THE ALABAMA CT AIMS.

England Beginning 10 Realize the Situation
A Word TO the Wise and in Season.
LONDON, Dec %, 1870.
The London Times OF to-day again edltoriay dis
cusses the question OF the Alabama claims. The
writer says:-"The Americans are ready to fight
although they appreciate the value OF peace, be-
cause their exposed points are few and their re-
sources unbounded. While they do not seek war,
they are not likely to decline challenge whereas
England is always averse to war for converse
reasOnS.u
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the slow process Of hammering the poor
creatures head with hammers and axes. The
owner sued the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals for the value of his horse.
The Court CHARGED that the killing was not
done according to law, and the jury awarded
the plaintiff one hundred and fifty dollars for
the loss of his horse. This ought to be hint
to Bergh that cruelty to animals is qnlte as
unjustfable on the part Of his employees as
when practised by car drivers or draymen.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

The Salt Against the Credit nIobiies of Anne.
RIGA Derided-Verdict for the Common.
wealth.
HARRISBURG, Dec 90 1870
The case Of the Commonwealth vs.. rne Credit Mo.
bllicr OF America closed at late hour last even
ing. This morning Judge Pearson delivered his
charge to the jury, ana III the afternoon verdict
was rendered that the Credit Mobiller pay into the
Treasury OF the Commonwealth $63o,s6s 49, the
exact amount claimed.
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NAPOLEON insists upon it that il was not the
Emperor bu. the French people who rushed
France into the war with Germany, and that
he could not resist their cry Of son to Bull
Rum" or son to Berlin" which is the same
thing. Very well. The Emperor has paid for
his folly, and the French people have got more
than they bargaincd for. When they get
through they will he wiser than they Were last
July.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDos MONEY MAaKrT.-LoSpos. Dec 22-f:so r.
M.Consols closed at 9lSs for money and the account
American securities closed quiet Uned States lvewenty
bonds unchanged. sto ks closed quiet Erie 1874 Illinois
Central, 112; Atlantic aud Great Western, 300
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKET-LIvEsPooI, Dec. 2e-
4J0 T. Motion closed buoyan Middlng upands,
niddng Orleans, SD. The sales OF tho day up
$4,000 bales, including 5000 bales for speculation
port.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvEErooL, Dec Is
4:30 Z. M-Rehned petroleum, Is. I'd. Turpcnune, 3s
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNDoN, Dec. "a 80 r.
M.-Reined petroleum easier at Is SGD.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrurFs MAHKEr-LtvERPooI, Dec.
Noon-BreadstuHs firm Wheat 9s It'd per GENITAL for
old red Western spring. and Us Id ls Sd for red winter
Corn 3ls. I'd. per quarter for new.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.--LIvEGPooI, Dec
22-Noon.--Provaons unchanged.
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ment can go. such calamities as these, we
should like to know what are the duties of hi 8
office, and what return he and his deputies
make for the salaries they draw from the
Treasury? We hope Coroner keenan, will not
elumber upon this investigation. The public
want to know exactly where the crime be-
longs, in order that the guilty parties may be
made an example of.
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WHAT IS SUMNER DRIVING AT?-Is it salts
faction for the recall Of Motley ?-or break
up Of the republican party, and Presidential
scrub race, SO that he may have chance with
all the other candidates? In either event he
has overshot the mark, and he will have to
come down lower before he can go higher.
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The Legislature in ssession--Eciipse Obscrvn-
tiu1s.
ATHENS, Dec 81, 1870.
The session OF the Chamber or Representatives
was opened to-day. The speech from the throne
W as omitted.
Satisfactory observations were taken OF the SUMS
ecliDse In Greece.
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ITALY AID ROME.

Parliamentary Confirmation Of the Annexa-
ton Vote.
FLORENCE, Dec. II, 1870.
The bill ratfy NC the vote OF the Roman people
for annexation to Italy has passed the Italian
Chamber OF Deputies by vote OF 23o to 20.
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KENTUCK Y.

Burning Of The Business Portion Of DrnHden-
bura-j40ss 100000.
LOUISVILLE Dec. %, 1870.
The entire business part OF the town of Branden.
burg, Meade county, KY. was burned early OH
Thursday morning. Only three business houses
were saved from the flames. The origin OF the fre
Is unknown. but commenced in the hotel The loss
is estimated at 100000 Insurance, $50 900
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No Secession the Part o. the R0umnnians.
VIENNA, Dec 81, $780,
The rumor propagoted in the Austrian newspa-
pcrs that the Roumanian Bund intends declaring
the Danubian Duches Independent from tile Sub
lime 2 orte is pure invention.
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BELGIUM

Heavy Imports and Custom Igcuse Embar-
rassinenis--pr0f:ts of Neutrality.
ANTWERP, Dec. %, 1870.
Antwerp Is so overstocked with Importauons that
the authorities have given nouce OF their inability
to give proper shelter TO the goods.
The wharves and docks are covered with mer-
chandise suffering from exposure TO the elements.
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LONDON, Dec. 23-Evening
The observations Of the eclipse are reported just
now as having been satisfactory.
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LUXEM EOUGG.

Does Prussia Wish for ArhiIrntione
VIENNA, Dec. q, 1870.
There is nothing to prove that Prussias wish is to
ecidc the LuXembo urg question by arbitration.
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Holiday Presents for Ladics.--A Good Sew,
ing machine the labor and promotes the health ana
happiness of those at home, The GROVER h BAKER In
generally acknowledged 90 be the best sewing machine for
faulty use. Saicsrooms, 49S Broadway,
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,iie Rank Return.

LONDON, Dec. 22-Eveung.
The amount OF bullion III the Bank or England de-
creased SOS, 900 during the week ending to-day.
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TURKEY AND THE PRiNCiPALl-
TIES.
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THE BELFAST Aal MuoSrHE 10 LIKE RAILROAD.

BELFAST, Me-, Dec. rs, 1870
The superintendent of the Belfast and Moose
head Lake Railroad ammo Inces that on Monday the
trains will run regularly between Belfast and
Postou.
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Spool Cotton--Orrs 81 observation-disclosures
and best imported, for hand md machine sewing Full
sogtnent. ALEXANDER KNOX, 5is Pearl street
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Furs.-Eargains IN Fire FuTs for Holiday
presents BURKE, C6l tlate CT 4H9) Broadway
Branch al les Fulton street.