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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

McCormicl,'s majority for Congress in Ali-
EOna Is 951.
The newly-organized Young Democracy Of
the Eleventh ward al their meeting last night listened to
an encouraging speech from Judge Ldwh and received
a large number OF new members
, The Press of Iowa has already commenced
the discussion Of the question: Who shall succeed Mr.
Harlan i'm the United states Senate who is serving
his third term. Mr. Allison will De strong competitor
The Dubuque Times favors the latter gentleman
Mr.. f. S. Cleveland writes to The Hartford
Cotrant that he has 10 intention Of becoming Demo
cratic candidate for Member OF Congress from the IIId
District Of Connecticut The COuraHt had accused him
ambition IN that direction. because he had given
some turkeys certain poor people within the District
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LATEST SHIP hEHh.
ARRIVED,

steamship Al.prc Mod liverpool Nov q via oase,sorn I'D
'n Sr1aslip leo Dearborn Savannah, ndse apd pass
SIN Jobr Al1a Horn Nsrsries iCa DAYS. castor sec 49,
atas wilson Sidney, G. b. days coal Is 'u'lo'o' W '
Big Attic Darsee Murphy, Boston, ballast.
Bris MarhiIi Dneh. Turner. Newpor,
Brg 81 john baptist Leblanc sidney G. b. 20 days, e"'
' scHooSsRs-elvER AND ooAsrwLsS
MODERATOR virgini,. D G. FLOYD Providence.
/. pr Ilslock, Virginia tfIe;twiGs. PIoySdeae;:
Il i II r Ra,sa SoffoII. D A. Berry Proydsne-.
Antelope, virzin,. Mar BreTeI Rockatd.
Wm. Z. Turner, virginia J. fye, W.nis1rPortc
AIMS Ceow'n Baltimore Brin1nd fori-ai u
T. ,,s Yine-ut. P.dAdelphl Foam. Sswlsyen.
AHA virginia. P. c. Shull, Nes.Haven.
Myonnc RoOiou- Just Hartford
Epd.ayor Ron lout y. English. LonesVile
Jas ngnEy Pqs Johnson t f G Gss S,,,
Nnquas EIlbeifpOri 6naa Dole SrsenPet.
Minnesota Ellabsthpor h. P Meany, Portland. c.
jas. NJ. Blyes Eula5ethIOrt Josephine, BddEelort
Mi,t EIutethpor SaiAe Burton stlWio'l
E, W J. Hogt Sts.Iiayen Kate Forester Miiibndsr.
John Wanen FRO, deaee O1e R III P eygl Ct
B. Goegs Pr0 p ;, Sr,,ds se",,'n
To1 RSoa Se IsToa jaso5 "a mond New LoadOu
n Ma a. W@I,oeEe' SevHayea, iiie5y. NorsaE
X smith Portland. O. Mars Hoarn;; stamford; -
Gle Por.lrsd g. Island Belle ynlAavea.
waite sca Ynalbayen Scuf Hartford.
James SsS-iIayen SeG +, B'9 yi.. h9f"S-
Benz Croker. Baltimore
''-'"' SAILED.
Cleopatra for Havana AbemAre Tor AoImlI &c
WIND-Suuse moderate. n. W. clear
MEMORANDA.
The schr Lady Ellen Sampson from Providence Sr 70 ade p
h.f, ,r 81 ashore on Norh Brother got oB ny "ieck
m Blown yesterday evening sh and put on the beach - Astoria
DOMESTIC PORTS.
p,-x nsc Arryed Steamship Kennedy, from Bsltmore.
WusiSCros " C., Dec 9-AriTsd' steamships lgnA'of ron
sg,SS,p Ca Dec 9Aruyed Yesterday, steamship Ienngtou
from losion: louisville from Nesfork blrk Lena ioi Liver
i or WsUa from Royal Cleared steamships Cen Barnes
Tor NcvYok North Point for Baltimore Arnyei to-day b9fk Ssh
Crr rom Yarmouth " Jennie Price from Antwerp shrs H.
C.L~, frn newborn NJ 81 Knowies from Bosiohi NJ Is baA-
han Iori Charleston G. H. Mills from NewioTs CoSeia ron
baltimore Cleared ship Anns Camp o Liverpool! oAih AAAis Is'
for An sterlaia sell C04uete for b'racoh
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NORTH CAROLINA.

A RESOLUTION OF IMPEACHMENT IN THE HOUSE.
RALEIGH, Dec. 9.-The following resolution
WAS introduced in tho House of representatives to-day
6y Mr. strudwiCk Of Orange:
Pesolrcd That VIM W. Holden Governor OF North
Crona be impeaohed OF high crimes and nsdemeanors
\ Office
The resolution referred 10 the Judiciary Commit
tee. and VIII probably he acted tomorrow and com
mttee win be appointed conduct the trial before the
Senate. II is expected that the Senate viii take prompt
acton the matter and will shortly as Court
Of Impeachment.
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ENGLAND,

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE N LONDON-tRIII-
CIsMs OF TIE TIMES.
LONDON, Wednesday, Dec. 7,Is7h
Tie Times this morning has an ditto
rial article on the recent Message Of President irant
1t believes that certain recommendations made in that
message will fall stillborn, like many Of those oiGen.
Grants predecessors. Thel documents mark aother
stage OF the Presidents downward career and taches
how far the highest authorities Will 20 when The paanee
Of parties is unstable.
Mr. Gladstone has written letter. dated Nov. o, to
Mr.. Edmund Deasc. VI. p. for Queens County Irehnd,
acknowledging the receipt Of petition praying 10 the
intervention Of England in behalf OF the tempora a'-
thorty OF the Pope Mr.. Gladstone says Her MaJefy
Government has not nerered with any OF the cha ges
in Rome since the election OF Plus IX but 1t feels band
TO make and has made, provision for siording proeon
TO the Pontd In the tune Italy explicitly engages
70 uroect the Popes freedom and maintain his dignity.
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HOME NEWS.
TIKI MkATHKK
PROMINENT ARRIvALs

FHUHINbNI AhHI MY -,
Westminster HOTEL. GOdOy, CHILEAN Min
lister az Washington. - Grand Central HoteiIeom-
mander BabcOck, u. b. N. =- Metropolitan Hotel
samuel Bard Of The Aadatd True Georgian. - 81
Nicholas HOtel-Gen. L. L. Webb OF Wisconsin, Ten. H.
". sibley and Col. J. l.. Merriam OF ST. Paul, Mimi ;
Henry Page, State Treasurerof Arkansas and G. g. Gil
man Of Iowa. - Aston House-James Terwillger OF
Syracuse. === Fifth-Avenue HOte--Gen Francis fes-
sender Of Portland, Me-; the Hon. o. H. Matteson'
Utica the Hon. A. II. Holley Of Connecticut, the Hon
II. NJ. Atkinson Of Nebraska, Lansing Pruyn, Albany
and Nathaniel Paige, Washington. === 81 Denis Hotel
Wendell Phillips Of Boston and the Hon. George u.
Munger OF Rochester. - Hoffman HOuse-The Hon.
Samuel j. Randall. NJ. e., the Hon. Samuel Josephs,
State Senator, Alderman William MchIullen, and Lewis
f. Cassidy Philadelphia, Penn. Deputy Attorney Gen
eral Hammond and Col. W. s. Church, Albany and tho
Rev. Dr. Jackson OF Hartford.
DEPARTURES.
NJ Berthemy, late French Minister 10 the Unitea
States, sails for Europe to-day, in the st. Laurent.
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ABDOTTon Sunday the 4h inst fremont westete,t,r Co.
" BnmA b. second daughter Of Charles and Blanche Aboo
agvl yeAr. moshs II daIL
BRlDG MAN-ouFday morning. Dee 1910 Sarah Abbott Wifi o.
Mm Brigham tbs and daughter Of Doa Geo r. s"A o.
New Haven.
PunsrA Monday Dec r. at 10 from No. isi Madison ave
BLooMPIELDsuddeny Mstsehin, n J., on the Sh Hh MI
David BLOOMFIELD =,
Funeral services will he held the Reformed Church at u NJ to-day
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend Ian e@1e
foot ofCoFtandts al 10 rearaing leave Metuchn Al 1' p IA
CUsnING-Ou Thursday morning. Teson Cashng Agod Oh
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend e lpeIa o% e @
BaenA Ridge Mot Raven Saturday Dec 10 AZ ~
Hock Tam leaves srem Railroad Depot soEsr VI teGhsTe
! and IN .nty .slItl 81. a W o-eloek
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cpr,,rs Ayn cAstIALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

"A fire nj Oil City, Penn, yesterday destroyed
several ar ssds o. petroleum oil.
Dr H. O. MCINTYRE charged with being iInpli
- - ,b sts hhv fstnpg Hampshire, h held IN 80
bsiL -, ..J.a..1 J.. H.
Y Inv In CorngtoB Ey for refusing, while Jads. Of te
ion, ., taIe ne vote e negro.
cry VS., hume gesteniay Los 800 90 Insured SeafJ 10
men ara thrown out Of employment
Joseph VI. Walters, proprietor OF The National
s,i N. committed 50 ye,terisy BY shooting. The
,a.ide il attributed 70 6pancAl ehbGiflssnsntS
Judge Kingrann Of Rawlins, wyoming Terri
srre he pett Jug in and fined the each
10 fr iada ns game Of styenuP IN The jury roam Ahs Dc
utel4tng case
Uorris Huston and Joseph Huston Of Mont
emit, Ohio Ia The United Court have entered plea
~, Btbt charging them with con
J,f.ga shipmct 81 AMI have
- a. m > 40 each Clergyman Tie place A1d convicted Of
te saue otArye, b, beea tped taO1
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SPAIN.

OPPOSITION TO THE NEW KING-ATTA-KS on
GEN. PRIM-A PROTEST FROM ISABELLA.
MADRID. Tuesday, Dec.6, 1870.
All the political factions in Spain are violently
attacking Prim and the party supporting the Duke Of
AOsta.
Ex-Queen Isabella has sent here formal protect from
Geneva against the election OF the Duke Of Aosta King
Of Spain She states that she has intention OF appeal
ing to force.
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THE NATIONAL IMMIGRATION COMMITTED

CHICAGO, Dee 0.-The Committee Oh Pcrma-
nent Organization appointed by the National lmmigra
ton Convention recently held In Indianapolis, held a
meeting AT the fremont House. in this city, today The
following arc the names OF the Executive and ohcers
chosen: Chairman George Schneider ESQ., PRESIDENT OF
the state Savings Institution OF Chicago, III secieEry
Col John 4 LOOMS, No. Bowling green New nofk
CITY: Treasurer Henry ID. Cooke es Pt6sldeht fHst
National Rank Washington, ID. C. The COMMITTEE IL
now organized and will proceed at once 10 the olsese
NJ IN
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Rrpr,1o LIVE STOCK MARKyT-p.c. .

Cail--Reeps against 40 tine l,si week Age
hands market closet &C. hceF sales ~
bead Illinois averaging 10 TO- so 70 bead Indiana averaging 30
n at SO 6 lGl do averaging 1893 b. It 80 81; Il head Ohio
Averaging 40 H. At So; 1T cattle spoken of yesterday
vent through in frst hands, l5c. was bid and lsc.
asked. sheep E7ner hat sales lght 81 an niynee o. iac
M Western Canada, sales 3 head Ohio at - 81
~ IS 81 head Michigan 81 75d - 81 ia head Canada st 10
4 2 AM IS heal DO Lambs 70 Hogs sales al
80 % ~ Common to Extra shipping Receipts Of taHe o
dc ussk ears; 1t cars; Sheep - shpnests-taHs
can. nnga " hheep 90
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Wind. Wind Fore
THE CRIsPINs' STRIKE.

The joint committee of the Crispins and the
manufacturers held long consultation at No. Warren
ST. yesterday but arrived at no settlement of the points
at ISSUE committee of crispins viii wait upon the
leading manufacturers to-day, and announce positive
refusal TO work for less than the wages demanded IL Is
intinaed that though only FIVE shops are now out the
strike may soon become general The Crispins have
several thousand dollars in the treasury and each striker
is allowed - week for himself and wife and u
for each child.
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L'Wc's Wa.rty
HaTFfN.s fudluflIF s.E'B'<o
Uaryc,'s majority in 1896
N,rrrn- were received 10y the Board Of Canyassers
(r.un Hcpublic and Wallace counties. -
FOR Governor, p J.. Elder received 1890
VOC, .ai a. j. Alsu, 1887. Elders majority, UOS3.
For scrttarv of state Capt. ". fl. SinawoOd received
f5t .. g DuHcn, 1857. smauwoOd's majority, Il l3
for Auditor, a. Thoman received 406B votes, and IL
NcAiaigr p.jy. TlOman's majority, Il 346.
For Treasurer, t1l- j. T. Hayes received 40fS2 votes,
aud q. &. Ccph1rt 9O,1p. Hayes majority, 20,25S
For Ausrney-(iencral a. L. Williams received 1923
No,cs, and A. W. Rucker 1865. Wiliams's majority
4O.-15.
For sup nnirndcnt Of Public Instruction, Prof. Nc
carly received AHA votes, and Thomas G. Murray
1910. 1icC,hty's mliOrity, 22,Gl6.
Tor A~sUlar Justice, ID. j. Brewer received 41,207
votes, ana T. Euggics 1878 BreWer's majority, 22028
Inc rlbiCE majority averages 10000 In vote
about 5000 III Republicans having more than two
tlIfCA t5c e., nc VIE 81 the state
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The General Committee OF tne German Sdh-
.rv Fair held this city, have resolved thai one half
te nr0cecds OF the Fair amounting IN an 10 StOO 20
nc ,.,d for the wounded soldiers within TIE German
n. and one hall the families ~ Gefnan soldiers
ysbo LaVe fallen, and that TIE money De Immediately
rt "a me Central sanitary Commission at ferln. Con
suI,eucral ROsing has received from the fftedeht OF
thd Cnmmis ION dispatch expressing thahAs " all
Who participated in tue good work VI tho fAI
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VIRGINIA.
OFFICIAL VOTE FGl CONGREssMEN-THE Con-
1I5r IN TIE NTH DISTRICT.

OFFICIAL VOTE fGl CONGREsSMEN-THE con-
1I5r IN TIE NTH DISTRICT.
1870. 1869.
}. IT, 1te r., i'ep lbJ Platte, Rep .l6,7sl
IL. IT, Boiling, CUn.lOsn Goodwin Dem. ........1 ,265
J'.;tc's majority" 1905 Plates majority. 5,52s
HITH DhWCT
Atcx Ewes Eep.-..n,450 Cttls Rep......,--- 1851
Elm Daae, Con..l2,59c I6way, 1874
Dukes majority Lie ligway's maj ..... S,iG1
vote I'm tine With District 10 sspIy the vacancy in
Tie prCscnt Congress stood as Now: Duke, l2lC9;
iiycs n fzs; Dukes majority, LOB MIR Duke was I'D
ntted 10 his seat Monday, and Ivcs gave notice
Press says AT the bare mention Of M TACT maj the
right Of COL Duke 10 scat i'm congress- IN h. contested
Conservative editors aad friends aIar AZ nnce IN
feel sclfcOnytCted, and at once admit H. Irdge Rves
viii be tucccssful iI the contest They IL 5Srfccfly
well that in great many instances, inytnc several
thousand Republican votes, that frauds al {IreeIari
tics pcTpctred or permitted BY COns6 Com
1nssiOucTs Of Election, which prevented sucLotcs from
being cast, counted after they Icrv hon
fst man sGcs that elections would becOm - mere
farce m the future, II such cheating was aLwed 10
thrive
If We could for q moment believe that Col Dne had
been fairly and honestly elected by majority the
qualified voters o. this district, VIC would say, as DO
Of Geu Terry The WIN District lat him have tseat
IN Congress, without fall Every Conservative Dob
serYAinn and intelligence knows that there WAS eAry
used 81 prevent and knock out" the kepuDin
Of this district. TcIry's precinct which would Gle
shout 400 Republican majority. has been thrown Out
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POLITICAL.
ALABAMA.

GOV. SMITH wITHDRAws FROM THE CONTEST.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 9.-This morning Gov.
Smith withdrew from the contest for the Gubernstora
chair yielding the Executive Office TO Gov Lindsay No
public demonstration has been made, but there is gen
eral roccing among OF both parties that the
Dict - ended.
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prIyytP-RrHpCKRR-In Jersey CITY Thnisy, Dec 3 by tie
Rev william Msson, d. D. A. Wehng beisnap TO Jtsle b.
.nght.r Of The late Alexander Y. Bl,ecker Of this city.
the Church Of The ksiesns Broohn
ON The evening OF b. the Rev IeTry Rector
Parish sssse bI be Rev Edward Jssup Rector Of the
Church of the Remsr Luen FAY Brigham aud Louise second
daughter of Geo. W. Alexander, esq. all Of Brooklyn
VIs-POILOCK-In Mott Haven 2 by the Rev H. Dpbos
s sres Of John Rae esq NJ Seth H. Psk Of New Ipweh NJ
n 10 Mrs Frances De Pollock Of honsanA
PuLERROGgRs-o Thursday. Dec b. he Rev Hsmu. Cooke,
ID D. Charles Fuller to Anna P daughter u n Peaie1oR Rogers
esq.
HAYDRN-QCINAS-OD Wednesday, DEF the residence Of the
Davenport, Elizabeth v j. by Rev n.
D., Brace Hayden To kthe, daughter Of Henry
Qunan. all VI newborn.
Fiisv, Dec by the Rev esnu. w DIFF
6e Peter Of jersey City to jeanne H. Reid Of Greere
Nj
oLYPHAST-LAMPORTon the 9Th Inst, by the Rev. Dr. Cot Hsr
uoi oyphant Grand Tower Illinois 10 Msy x daughter
T. LAmport OF Troy
pRIOR-COOK-On TbursdaV Dec at the ferdeaoe Of The bde
uco g. Dcnson esq by the Rev Thomas Galandet Po
70 Ida L. daughter Of tie late Rgbert c. Cook No cards
STERLING BURR-At Astoria ILL., Dec s. by Henry
Sterling Of Bridgeport, Conn, TO julia r. daughter OF H. Burr
of the orser place
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,eih tHh
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST fIR0PEAN MARKETS.

CoSDox p monsos closed u Q, for money ana vi
securities quiet. 7; s. FyeTeny oors ~.
9O; Te1-To ties, SIT Stocks closed gue Ere
2Ot; Central, III Atlantic Gti Great Western, %
PKlSKyoRT Uned Fyerwenty bonds closed stead,
Dee T1 m.-COttOn closed fat and hTegufi Md-
dEg Uplandt siQ3N Mddlng Orleans 9aYti GALES lo0 Lo
Bread tnis firm Common Rosn 38
LoSDoS, Dec 74:J0 -TAlON - Luseed Oh, f2d lO D
&23 ~.
ASrwEgP, Dec. 7.--Peroeur closed quiet
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FLORENCE, Friday, Dec 0, 1870.

The Royal speech at the opening of the Par
lament well received. Sgnor Brancherl has been
elected President OF the Lower Chamber. The Duke of
will set out for Spain about the LIST OF January
The deputaton from spain.s everywhere received with
the warmest expressions Of welcome II has gone to
Turin TO offer congratulations to Princess MariaYttOra,
the future Queen OF Spain.
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Plurality for Butlcr over White sos; Taylor, 5052
Tie Nashville Union says: Col White, who IA a mem
er Of the Tcnnessee Legislature from Hawkins County
ors ms that ne has forwarded TO Butler notification
hat nc viii contest ms right 10 the seat Col White ex
presses the confident belief that upon far e1amina
fon of tho ease he will DO able TO show cOnCluSlvey thae
he maturity ~ ported and claimed for Butler does not
repyscnt the true result the district but ON the con-
trary vas obtained through palpaOle frauds"
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

GAtyyroy. Dee Charlottesville mako. smatel IS follows
Net ees Of The 1872 bales exports ~ bales sales Of Tho
50 ba receipts to-day 900 bei stock On hand JJ
bsl-s -
bales; receipts, 80 bales. Midllings AGl+.c-
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
Signal Service UNITED States Army) Division OF Teie
grams and Reports, for the Benefit OF Commerce
This report is sent simultaneously from all tho places
named, at 1885 p. IN, Washington time:
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TENNESSEE.

THE VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN IN II. X. Buffers
DISTRlCr-HIs SEAT CONTESTED.
The vote of 1863. in the following table, is
Cor Butler only as there opposition;
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5ueeial Notices

SicoI & Davidson.
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For superior dress or business Hat, 20 to
TsgKSsuIfp MiA4LetlIof, 10 AasssusL
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Hazard & caswrlI'. Cod Liver OIL i. the Ss..
A Halliday Present.

Wedding nd visiting Cards. Initial stamping Note Pape
WV EgEEDELs los FVLIoN-sr. OPP OLD Dvoi CHveA
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FrRs.-Burke. the well-kn0wn Furrier, Is
s,4ss bab, 10 Fu Col Broadway Branch al 10 Fa.ons
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Tur BEST HOLIDAY PRESENT.
The fLoKEsca sExISG-AAcHINk.

All kinds OF Irvine, Cordage and Paper
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nwu,rIKNow oF FAR,nNGr would al,

"WHAT hNoW OF / Ahni O., Won d, rIltas.
fnd irainsg scientific propagation ~ Bees het'
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~ nj no rrgd their pies, Wahe' ana 'ooas
a. Is1,l u amoud. Svervse a. 10 Bo"t corner oi
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ITALY.

| THE KINGS SPEECH WELL RECEIVED r. THE
! PEOPLE-MOyEMENTs OF TIE DUE OF
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II. n. SoUIRL's o. Fulton-st., New-YOrk, Is
The best pee. reliable W.TCHEs Soc DIAMONDS sAelee JEW
slkI asa StkEL.Ss slLTgAvAEE Diamonds speciality
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Ir Is WELL TO GET CLEAR OF 4 COLD THE

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To vou'd he armed al cap-a-pie,

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THE FLORENCE

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The best Holiday Gifi,
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DIED.

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nanla Gad address.
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NETWORK CITY.

NJ. Berthemy. late French Minister 70 IN
States, sails FOR Europe, to-day, In the st. Laurie