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BOARDING..

DOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS
ID rooms aIone-On reasonable terms at that
elegant sesience No. 21 Cav0air.et street, imnie
d.atey aDove Julis street. de3 2m
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FLORENCE.
Italian Cha ambcrs-NON Movement Of Troops
bx Papnl AMth0rities.

FLORENCE, February 1l.-In the Italian
Chambers to-day Signor Luza, in some re-
marks in reply to question, said the
rumors which had obtained currency OF
movement of troops by the Papal authOri-
ties, were of at least a doubtful nature, as
were also the reports Of gathering of sus-
picious individuals in the Vatican. The
speaker added: ANY movement of the
sort would be promptly repressed and pun
ished by the government"
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RE"o'A-''''''''::....:'''' - '''''''Nh"o'A'''
The ende.si y,ied has removed hs STONE YARD
from the old stand, Oh Customhouse street. to the
ARTIFICIAL FKEARSTONE YARD,
on Poydras street between Locust and Freret
streets and tao Office TO No. IS Natchez street.
In extending and consolidating his business with
the Prear Artifc.s Stone Company, he would ex-
press his thanks TO generous public, the patrons
and friends OF business of thirtyeight years
standing IN this city, and would solicit continu-
ance Of the TO the Louisiana Frear Stone Man
rs.c+1Iri,g COMPANY NEWTON RICHARDS.
Referring to t.le above the FREAR ARTIFICIAL
STONE COMPANY will furnish their STONE. also
Graite and Marble for all purposes o. hnttdinR,
fronts of stores and dwellings, steps, window sills,
Lnte1s, tombs monuments, tagging for banquets.
yards, garden waiks etc.
Particular attention of property holders, archi-
tects and builders Is called to the Artificial Frear
Stone now offered az a beautiful and ecOnOmica
substitute for brick and pisstered fronts of build.
ings and suitable for cornices, window trimmings,
wal C0pulgs. font fences etc.
NEWTON RICHARDS, President.
JANIS CLARK, Secretary.
Depot for the sale OF RICHARDS CAPE LINE.
8pi3
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MACHINERY,

RNsTRONG'S
FOUNDRY AND BOILER MANUFACTORYo
Corner OF Erato and New Levee Streets
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
". J. J. ARMSTRONG. Manager.
Manufacturer of Vertical aud Horizontal Steam
Engines Sugar Mills, Draining Machines, Saw
Mills. Cotton Scresss and Gearing, Iron Columns
and Fronts of Buildings, Furnace Mouths, Crate
Rars Bonp Black Revviiers, Gas Ret0rts Railroad
Frogs etc. Low Pressure, Locomotive F1ue and
Cyiinder Boilers OF all kins Filters. Juice Boxes
- ~ r;.ara afr = no22 lv
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-. Br.u.fn 4 Dur...
J. \. a. Wilson.
u. j. Duvigueand.
'v.r. John II. Hennar,l.
;. T.. I. Fcilowc-.
4. r. HUFF.
Jr.. J. BuiSson.
:--"n. Jciln NJ. Cooncv.
John A. Gilmore.
L.. {. Mix.
iei!e. McG'oin 4 Klr;n@tcr
!. Berno & Morel.
&. b. Budic<nc.
cr.ain. II. +. Upton.
,uc, Y. Gilmore.
Anthony Samboia.
.u.t.s:;n. John 5. Tl;lly.
j. II. Ferguson.
~. j. II. New.
Henry C. Miller.
Stc-. &. Fernandez.
aw. Jr.. a. c. Lewis.
enck. 1abatt 4 Aron'.
an, Victor d. st. Romcs.
sicc. j. J. Foley.
chard. j. B. Cotton.
.er. -. NJ. G. Hughes.
IcCaicb. V. u. Terrebonnc.
.nr, f. n. Whittemore,
r. NJ. Gill.
liz. Dennee & Bcldcn.
j. f.. Wallace.
Percy Roberts.
James z. Currrel!.
Edward Phillips.
r. II. NJ. iiyams.
earn. John NJ. Bonner.
Vale. j. hozier.
;. Given Campbell.
er, +. L. Merrick.
hers, Aug. +. B. Hughes,
,audais. G. w. Race.
Dnrad, +. ID. Craig.
lais, W. Reed Mills.
Edward Rawlco
j. Hawkins,
ow., l.. Z. Simonds.
W. 0. Dencgres
Il. William Grant,
les, William II. Hunt,
.e. James G.. Walker
l.. Castera.
inner. David Goldman.
+. O. Sullivano
Fierce. NJ. A. Dooley.
,nier, Fergus Fuselier,
1t, John ID. Barnett.
, b. r. Jonas.
III. X. schmidt.
John p. Smith.
\, f. Bermudez,
Richard Shacklcford,
;. Lacey & Butler.
G.. Duplantier.
ID G. L. j. l.. Tissoto
j. Magioni.
want, A. b. Phillips.
d. james Brewer
ton. James L!ngan.
Z. l.. xareschcs
x. l.. Gibson.
.. Thomas l.. Baync.
Charl.sW. Besancon.
lgton. William Mouton,
:cr. Randolph. Singleton
llsh. & Brown.
. Wynn Rogers.
,urth District Court.
g of the city of New Orleans.
Jury of frceholdcrs before the
rict Court. a tieri facias had
against the city. which the
ID to serve. on the ground that
, Legislature OF 1870 relative to
provided that no court should
ticri facias against the city OF
. A rule was taken upon the
and Judge Theard de-
he act Of the Legislature was
|, and must be observed.
Harrison VS.. Mrs. H. A. Stack
lis suit, in which it is sought to
alanoe alleged to be duo the
l04, 900, a supplemental petition
l in the Fourth District Court.
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FOR RENT.

1DODA9A TO RENT-ONE OR TWO FINE,
II LAge A.ry eomiortsoy Furnished Rooms can
b. h>d in pr'vA. family with or without board.
spok - Ald IRE. nom sts annoyance OF children
by aDplyy:a ~ No. 3.I 1t. Ann street. corner of
Derb,u Ihe ears pass within u few doors OF
the house. Terms very moderate. Oc:O
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DISTRESS IN PARIS
English Consular Appointments
WHAT The FRENCH ASSEMBLY Will DO
Cincinnati and Southern Railroad
Action Of Cincinnati and Chattanooga

TIE TENNESSEE IN A HEAVY GALE
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REMOVALS.,

~
NoTfcE. E.'.'''''-:::-::' 80 MOTTO E.
b. 4 4. SOCIiE have removed TO No. ia Custom
vo.s,. street oet rc.u Royal and Bourbon streets.
all
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RELIEF FOB TIE TANEY FAMILY

Meeting Of tho Supreme Court Bar
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4lav STEAMSHIP BILL AMENDED
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRI MENTAL
CONCERT.
SsIe = % =. IYcEUM HALL "tv H.i:'
Monday Evening. February I3. s1>71.
f., sh. b.n.s. Of the AMERICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. On Camp street near
Tha.iA ~ q committee o! ladies' ON whi'h
ersasion .i,- soioSin; amateurs VII! have 'he
honor OF appearing
HRS ISABELLA YENERWiNH, Miss ana STACK
aDU>E MISS MARY STACKIiOuSE. MISS
EMMA STACKHOUSE, Miss KATIE
MCKAY. MR.. ARTHUR B.
WILLIAMS, MIR. ]. HENRI BCRCH. MIR. DAVID
E:....s q: New York the celebrated 'olOIsd
.hshespearian reader.
Orchestra Vndec the leadership Os NG. NEi Err
of ehc -. Ch..i.s Theatre.
J. HENRI DURCH. ..COSDtCTOR
TICKETS OF ADMISSION.......... ....flFFi GEMS
Gereenaay ushers vii! be in attendance.
fee 2
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WINTER SCENES IN NEW YORK

Crossing East River OH Ice
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III. .Stat................ soo45. 900
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opp FELLOWS HALL
GRAND eOCAs AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
oOu Fvijn, Evening, February ! =, 1871.
SIRS. GEORGE c. PEAkCE,
C.ne,Aso OF Ssinity Church Chois.
CnaeS fhe aA.pA~s of she SHAKESPEARE CLC
MRS. PEARCE wiz be assisted by the toiIo~!n.
named LADIES' and gentlemen:
Nine. Bs'hs, the celebrated soprano; Mss Ne.
LAME MAY, the distinguished pianist; Mons J. Me
teye tenor Mr. James Arnold. bar!toN- ioca.G!r "'
tina Rclings Opera Troupe.
Professor L. A. SEWARD. orsalLss Ok 1r.s:;r
Church W III preside at the piano.
Tickets for sale a. 81! the VriHcical music. ","-
and iewelry stores.
Admission 81. No reserved seats. i.iiss
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$40 !2d,4N ~
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A secs>.s OF SIX GRAND DRESS AND MASK BALLS
viii be -iven in tle spacious ball room OF the st.
Louis Hotel as follows
On SATURDAY, February II.
On MARDI GRAS February u.
On ST JOSEPHS NIGHT, Marchl u.
These balls will be the continuation OF the grand
entertainuents given every year at the New Opera
Rouse where their order and decorum have rea-
dered them Justly popular
Jae,er's SPLENDID Silver Cornet Band has been
engaged for the hole series.
The entrance to the ball room is Roi al street.
Just below the corner OF st. Louis.
Doors Will open at P. NJ. Balls to commence at
10. Gentlemen b3 ladies free.
Tickets can be had at the door on the night of
the bali, or at +. Dumontels confectionery corner
Canal and Bourbon streets. JAZZ Zn
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM,
Nos. 40 and AZ St. Charles street.
Now on exhibition a large and attractive series OF
LIVING WONDERS,
AMIN MAILS. RARE PAINTINGs,
100000 Curiosities,
From every part Of the World.
ALL FOR ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Open Daily from A NJ. to 9P. ~ jal sm
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BY TE Lee RAPH. .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
RELIEF FOR TIE TANEY FAMILY
Meeting Of thu Supreme Court Bar
GUSP STEAMSHIP BILL AMENDED
WINTER SCENES IN NEW YORK
Crossing East River OH Ice
ALARMING DISTRESS IN PARIS
English Consular Appointments
WHAT The FRENCH ASSEMBLY Will DO
Cincinnati and Southern Railroad
Action Of Cincinnati and Chattanooga
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LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

Leading German citizens met IN Llederkranz
Hall last evening arrange for grand peace demon
straton" in anticipation Of the speedy termination oi
the European war
The XIXth Assembly District Grant Club
met last evening and listened to speeches appauding
Gen Grant as soldier and statesman, and resolution
was passed abiding to the present position OF our En-
glish relations with satisfaction
The second anniversary of the Total Absti-
nence Society OF the Second Reformed Presbyterian
Church of this city was held last evening. The Rev
George Trask lectured on Tobacco and the Rev. s. J.
Merritt ON Temperance Mr.. Trask said that tobacco
was Just as strong ally of alcohol as Butcher was OF
Wellington at Waterloo.
The Aurora Society of Newark, the TeutOnia
Mannerchor of New-Haven. the Buffalo saengerbundsnd
other German Societies that they will take
part in the Twelfth General Saengerfest next summer
The general rehearsal OF the yocaist has been set
be forwarded TO the Societies in the INTERIOR
The fancy dress ball of the German Lleder-
kranz at the Academy OF Music, tonight VIII De pre-
coded by carnival exhibition, probably the most elab
crate ever devised in this country It will represent
the nlallment OF the propheses connected with the
fable OF the Legend OF the Kyf heuser and the pres
ent rulers Of Germany Will appear IN an tne,r glory
waking up old Emperor Barbarossa TO behold the grad
future OF the United Fatherand
The New-York Lyceum of Natural History
met last evening" Prof Joy in the chair The discovery
of a Post phocene bone at Phonixyle, Penn, was
announced, it containing 20 specimens Of ANNALS,
glass positive" OF the recent eclipse was shown IL was
taken at Heres in SPAIN Prof Seeley gave theory
Of optical instrurents Prof Morton also treated OF
0ptits Dr. Loew submitted an important paper on
AIbImen showing its products in connection with nitric
acid and asserting that mixture OF al6unen and nFc
acid IA not explosive. Dr. Albert ii. Gslatin was or
opinion that the employment OF the speeeseope III ihe
investigation OF the nature OF blood, both for the pur-
poses OF Jurisprudence and chemistry Is justihable.
The Junior Exhibition of the Glass OF 1872 Of
the College OF the City of NewYok took place az stein
way Hall last evening, Gen. Alex. s. Webb presiding
Many prominent citizens the platform After
prayer by Chancellor Crosby, came music, and the usual
orations and accompanying bouquets. The programme
embraced following dissertations: "Frankness in
Word and Deed" Clarence NJ. COnant; Quantity and
Quality In Literature" James Lawrence woodward
"Eupress Eugene," Henry L. Th0rnell; "Ascetiesm, o
Power" Samuel J. Beach; Opportunities" Hamilton
Meeks representation OF Mnorities" A. H. Stoitrr
1.-THE Golden Mean Frank Keck; France and Liberty,
Francis J. Keating Vandalism. Ancient and Modern'
n..f "A Sail
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TIE MURDERER THOMAS RETRIEVED.

Gov. Hoffman yesterday reprieyed, for three
weeks John Thomas, colored, sentenced be hanged
this week Friday, for shooting Walter johnson. also
cOlored, in nompsonst Sept so 1870 This reprieye is
owing the exerons Of John A. GoOdlet counsel for
Thomas, and Geo Rackster exMinister from Hayt. Mr.
Rackstcr sscertained sunday that the condemned
man when boy had been employed by him as
servant hut at u years of age left him and went TO
aud was not again heard from by him until Sunday Gov
Hoffman when first applied 10 obdurate but finally
granted another interview yesterday, at which, were
present beside those named Judge sutherland and Dis
Attorney Garvfn. IL agreed that writ of error
should be argued efore the full bench of the supreme
Court, Feb 70, and unless "a stay OF proceedings be
granted the law will take it's March 10 Thomas
was very cool aud although expressing his thanks TO his
friends for their exertiOns in his behalf declared that he
had made up his mind 10 die and did not believe that
there was any chance for his ultimate escape from
ignOpnious death.
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p TERsoN's PRIvATIONs-ERIE AND THE EX.
PRESS COMPANIES

The Erie Railway, in its efforts to crush the
old express companies OF Paterson. has placed every
obstacle in their way. and afforded every facility and
accomm odaton to the Fuller Express In order 10 create
an exorbtanf monopoly Jersey City ships daily 70 Pat
erson-excluxVe OF coal, iron, and lumber-about 100
uns Of freight VI which Fulers Express carries rs per
cent Formerly all freigits were transported between
Long Dock and Paterson at OS per tun without regard
to classification distinction ia favor OF any shipper
The freight divided into four classes and rates
charged are Is cents cents 10 cents aBd cents
pounds, respectively Fulers Express Company IL
charged on fife exactly the Same rtes nj other
shipisrs but receives from the Erie drawback or
rebate which enables II TO compete with other express
cOpsnes nj prices ruIn0us TO the latter. II formerly
the custom Jersey City 10 receive all fregts from
a. m 10 H. III, hut the closing hour Is now liked at u
D. IN FOR ali shippers except FueIs Express which Is
aeeouIDo dated until midnight. All the loaded with
freight IN care OF the old Paterson held ~
Jersey CNy until the following day but the cars nied
with Fuer's Express freight are forwarded with the
utmost dspateb on every available train special
evening Ia load Fuiler's freight.
with instructions receive aud ship nil that Ii offered
takes AL night Uaially the work Il accomplished be-
fore midnight, and the Immediately Forwarded
y" Peterson While bs ess loaded BY other eIprese se
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Surrogate COIfn OF WestChesfer EOnnty
heard additional testimony yesterday the
contested will OF the late John Busting Of williams
Bridge. The following witnesses were examined: Chas
L. Mead, Benjamin Archer John Berrian and John Buss-
Ing, cousin OF the testaor BY these witnesses IL was
shown that the deceased had made bargains disposng
portions Of his land and while doing so was considered
70 he In hs right mind also that John Bnssng r who
sy the VIII OF MS father ~ assigned the bulk of the prop
eriy, hadDeen remarked AZ hardwOTker on the farm,
fs many yean The most important testimony was that
lie testified that John Bussngs treatment Of his father
appeared - he k but that he frequently used violent
AMI pfofane Uglage Ia addressing hs mother telling
her 20 10 20 htS and striking upon the table or
wsn with hls hst The principal parties the quarres
In the family had teen John Bussug IT, and Mr. Ryer
biz sister ybe ssNnlpaoD Of sitiasses a. h. con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. UUA IDem., n. y presented petitions
from citizens Of hew-York against railroad land grans
and for appropriation to the American Printing House
Tor the Blind.
Under the call Of States, bills intraduced ana re
ferred as follows:
Mr., WHEELER Rep. N. VA proposed smeDdmspt
70 the Southern Pacific Railroad bill
Mr.. COBB LRep. N. CJTo protect loyal and peaceabi.
ctizens aud 10 perpetuate the evidence OF rses aus
tanned IN the war Of the Rebellion providing for The
appointment Of commissioner In each county in
Alabama Arkansas, Florida. Georgia. Mississippi North
Carolina South Carolina, Tennsssee, Texas, VIRGINIA and
Kentucky TO take GOgnzsnce Of all ku-Kux outrageA
Mr. NIBLACK Dem, Ind demanded that the Bill be
road. - -
After the reading Of the bill, Mr. ELDRJDGR Dem
via moved that IL he rejected, and called for the Yeas
ana Nave TssD0ti0n negatiyed. b5 TO ia, and the
bil was then refyed ~ the Reconstruction Committee
TTe rsadins Of the bin (Which xss very long and the
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOtel-The Hon. Robert e.
winthrop, Gov Bullock and exGov. Clifford OF massa
chnsetts the Hon. Homer A Nelson Secretary OF state
Albany; the Rev. Dr. Seaman OF Poughkeepsie, the H0n
Miles Beach OF Troy Judge Clark OF Rochester, ana
Thomas :. Mott OF Oswego.===Grand Cenuai hotel-
the comedian; the Hon. r. Skeington OF England Cen
T. L. Cngman OF North Carolina and Col >. ID. Jones OF
San Francisco Metropolitan HOtel-F. H. Iann,
State Prison Inspector. Westminster HOte-Gen j:
c. Brown and Col. JIM Smith ofKentucky.==Breyoor
House-The Hon. j. v. l.. Pruyn and Gen. s. Z. Marvin
OF Albany. 81 Hoffman House-C. Koopmansehap OF
San Francisco. Everett House-Judge Farnsworth
DetrOit=z=Ast0r House-Col. ID. c. Houston, u. 3. A.;
Lieut. Commanders Sehouler and Davis. u. 8. N.=-St.
Nicholas Hote-J NJ Lewis, President Of the New-Or.
leans and Little Rock r. X Co.; the Hon. ~ p. Langord
OF Montana the Hon. p W. Hitchcock Of Nebraska, and
eIMayor SweeDy Of Wheeling, W. Va.
DEPARTURES.
Cir Edward Thornton, the British Minister. left the
city for Washington, and Gov. Hoffman for Albany, yes
terday.
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pcr1AR REPOkT OF PROCEEDINGS.
II epNITE AWYAsHksGnoS EeD. Is, 1871.

v, \ HUFFMAN CDelur '0hs9) presented res
nt,os o the Ohio Legisia .ee -
rsss no mo re land grants ''''''''''- " ''''4
Nv, t.,axa the COuTEn%lee on
hr' fLNIo .. a bah the Hosss jeint resolutS1 au'
Finance T % rmers' Nsfsnal 5Rnk Of FortiEA*srd
,SCT,l 10 change it. loeatOr>10d ssns-pa4'ed
n H. |" '"- -uS so,. uIERs' BsEEsTtAD BILL
Inn 20 30. D.. Kan). from iie Committee or
MI foMEh0i w w. a, the Bousc bill 70 enable bonors.
a%s .asr ON % uSS
orphan ebildTen 20 s s.g,a with .IendneHs striking
%Gi allowing ne tSs fsscSH .S%ss
eere.es ana od ~ v aus agent, attorney ire Se a
l6 also ,. CONNIE "a sA, make beedDi reg
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CHARITY BALL IN BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn expects, next Thursday evenlhg'
at the Academy the most successful public bail OF the
season. the Charity Ball, in aid Of the Brooklyn Hooeo
pathio Hospital Fund. 1t is under the auspices APP
parently OF the entire Homeopathic Faculty OF brooA
lynn and almost every prominent citizen OF the oiV .,
Churches seems to be Of the managers Ih" ~ VIII
brilliant social success, and the means OF making
handsome addition. "for Sweet Charitys SAKE !" Tue
Hospital Funds can admit OF no doubt
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other shtp Ne,cs see nird pad,

UDWFNTII
bhThs yeL rep l1-hrnve trg Thomas Owtn, from CsAa
hound TO Newfork The stsnhp Whuey fromiW n,
NesOIeaRs arrived and proceeded Directly y soorer.
took refuge In the BTeakwsier dunng gale sundaf
FORTRESS h0FEoE Peb. IA Reve cutter Jorts 10 Roads,
schrs A. " Carroll. John Parnum looks a snnbeas w H,g
Carson Esrbe Dsy hsh oe the Mist ss Tur~, To-
hayannah Qneen j. b. Ayer. Rhodea lPeets NJ Alss
H. CAIN q. LEROY, u. Bdttsn Y NJ
sharpe A. a. ireland Ocean Ts, eir Fnsdo Walton h,
Northern ports Arrived bng Chowsn from Batmos
and bark Northvood from RIO Jnere Cos BALTIMORE eapB
the bark Norhsood fell overheard Bio md
drowned A north east storm prevsia
CnARLEsros c. Peb laArysd sob ha Bridal from gs-
York. and George Washington, from Msgagus1 por
Celeste from 81 Tbcnr esisd barb ssbra Noes for LysSpoo
Ga Feb l3Arived sehr EioWa from Chss,,op
Cleared barb Lord stanley Tor LverDoo ship Morton ION S
brig Pen for Boston, and schr George Morris 70, P,
pbis Mary d. ireland, foe PernaDdina VA
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o.nie. early in the morning DO not arrive until The fol-

panies early IN the morning DO not HT1Vo un o TUT
lowing day. x-... co,.n.,,.. hay.
thus been forced 20 abandon their business oters nave
continued TO transact IL ut serious loss ana lnoonVen
,anna In tho hone Of being benefited this season by
lesatiou adverse TO the Eric interest II thus hope fas
they too will be Obliged TO close tner Dsss anu r,s
Railway Company, and the more eIorbi'an' ruler Ei
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IAupsancsnsnia
IAussaaosnsnta
BuENIrT's CoLOGNE-Best in America.

"DoNE TRYING ExPERIMENTs."-An eminent
whites: Prom have witnessed ny own hm tSs
one raop Of ,our Truss e THrs sm done siper%annt
With Trussss The RGGs htss ~ VIC ''N''' S"'''' '
o. Dr. RIGes 10 d.h Attendance
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DRUNKARD, STOP!l

nRUNkARD, SIOP!!
~ that 100 0 not snfreq1suty sr.
ofApsresn veil and the able In. .,.S
proesOn, on Drunksrds graves annually DDnthes bsss a. h
mea Young wife out Of doors 70 sss beq Or
daily Newspaper Ds and all the dreD ssoS.
that shock svy Of humanity, Druaisoness at the
them slL
pefsncs Societies formed " sy hs mighty se,ss
ton IA dseass-sn .ldeVourBg diseaseand 10
stopped by societies pledges churches hsn the bsi
But thank H.ayeai there CURH-snd u Is IN mrtaA.-s
C.rsin Sure SAFE. and Cure Il based ssuso
principles
God Hssrs eonspired ve for al tsesses
win The whole Medical Profession Of Europs sss
America will agree Drunkenness dse contracted or sbeea
and that being disease, 10 ess be eurei
c. BEERS for<y Of Boston has cared Thousands Of
long Standing Of Habtul Duniesnss hiss
The person will for poisonous alcoholic spir sB
tender nursing babe. b.
For further Information can his omee No II Bar Tveihht Kew
YOrt City. Os send stamp for Circular
WATERPROOF BUILDING PAPER, free,
from TAR for Roofing shestag. Ceiling OIL Cloths Shoe sui
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