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salvation after long years Of crime. This
man, Bayonne, however. probably feeling that
he had sure thing Of it anyhow, gave vent
to his real sentiments at the last moment and
relieved his soul that had been surcharged
with distasteful religion for SO long a time
by matchmaking the crowd and even splitting
upon them. With the exception of this little
outburst he was quite model of gallows
convert
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A Joke on a KauucIx.

The Canadian Sheriff who SO bravely put
an end to the Mace-Coburn fight, and awed
q thousand New York desperadoes into sub
mission by the dread recital of the Canadian
statutes, must have been himself amazed at
the ready obedience which the majesty of
Canadian law as represented within his own
person enforced upon the formidable crowd.
Doubtless however, he comprehends the rea-
son, now that he mourns the loss of his
thirty five guinea gold watch. His assistant,
who also ventured into the ring, and endorsed
by his presence the reading of those Cana
dian statutes, has ere this probably dis
covered that his valuable jewelry is also
from Smcoe, who stayed boldly back in the
woods, supporting the representatives of civil
law at a safe distance have to thank their
discretion for any valuables that they may
still retain about their persons. From the
manner in which the first round Of the fight
commemorative Coburn backing away from
his antagonist, and an honr elapsng without
a blow being struck or even teeler being
put init is evident that the intention of the
fight is to get money out of somebody's pock-
cts, and there is no better way to inau-
gurate the new system than by taking it out
Of the pockets of the "Kanucks."
The fact u.s. these honest artisans, who turn
their mechanical genius to the frescoing Of
human faces for amusement, are very
generous They charge no admission and
demand no contributions; and yet they have
heavy monetary expenses to bear. 1t costs
something to draw claret as lavishly as they
do. and sgetting into chancery" so frequently
ia sure to entail heavy bill Of fees, likely,
according to accepted tradition, to eat up all
the property involved. They require some
income, therefore, and apparently have no
way of getting it, except the way in which
they got the Sherif's watch. They are GER
tany pardonable and we feel sure the Cana
dian Sheriff, when he recalls the respectful
attention which they paid to the statutes Of
the Dominion relative to the wickedness and
penalty of prize fighting, will forgive them.
He read nothing relative to the wickedness and
penalty of larceny and pocket-picking on that
occasion, and the repentant prize fighters
probably thought that there was no wicked
ness or penalty attached to these latter irregu-
larities in Canada, or else the Sheriff would
have told them. They mostly have vivid ex-
perences of going to Canada for the very pur-
pose of getting rid of penalties attaching to
these peccadilloes, and the reading of dry
statutes by queer fellows in cooked hats is not
likely to change ideas impressed upon them
by the great force of facts in their own
lives. The valiant Sheriff can do nothing
u chance he can put his claims for damages
into some future treaty of amity and COM
merce that may be concluded between Great
Britain and the United States.
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THE New DOMINION Provincials are growing
over the High Commissions treaty about the
surrender of their fisheries to the Yankees and
on the other side of the water some of the
antediluvians of the British Parliament are
growing over the concessions agreed upon
concerning the Alabama claims. All such
complaints show that the British members Of
the High Commission understood their bust
ness, and that concessions for the sake OF
peace. good will and trade are better than
wrangiings which lead to war.
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ASIA.
Revolt OF the Tribes Of Central Asia Against Rus
sia-The War Inaugurated by the Insurgents.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST.. PETERSBURG, May IL, 1871.
The semicivlized tribes OF Central Asia have OF
late shown signs OF great dissatisfaction against
Russia and they now repudiac the authority OF the
Gear, whose rule has been extended by usurpation
and series OF encroachments over this lnomadlc
people.
we'll organized revolt has Ibroken out and the
insurgent tribes. led by their chief, Sadik have
tackled the Russian troops. Reinforcements have
been sent by the imperial government to the scene
OF hostIlities, and ruthless war will be made upon
the insurgents.
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THE BAR ASSOCIATION have made strong
appeal to the Governor against that mysteri-
ousy passed and, to say the least, that superflu-
ous bill ito amend the Code of Procedure, 4"
andthe question now is, "what will he do with
itT II is safe rule in all such doubtful
cases between rulers and people to give the
doubt to the beucflt Of the people.
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NAPOLEON.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Ex-Emperor's Health mproviug-Ths
Imperial Party MoIcstcd by Cockney Curl
osity.
LONDON, May Is, 18Th
The latest advices from Chiselhurst state that the
health or the Emperor Napoleon has considerably
improved. He takes daily drives in company with
the Empress and the Prince Imperial.
number OF Cockney sightseers still flock to
Chsehurstin order to obtain an OCCASIONAL glimpse
VI the imperial party,
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SPAIN.
Address Of the Senate in Answer to the Speech
from the Throne-conHdencc Expressed
in the Government.


MADRID May L. 1871.
The Spanish Senate has adopted by a vote OF IS to
to 70, address 70 the King In reply to the speech
from the throne.
Tie address expresses confidence in King
Amadeus and the Ministry, and dwells ON the ne.
cessity OF economy AMI reforms in the various &c.
pariments OF the government IL also adverts to
the financial measures that are about to he intro
duced by Scnor Moret, the Minister OF Finance. In
other points the address 70 merely IN ecno OF the
apeecn from tue throne,
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CUBA.

vaimaseda's Cicmency- Men
Reprieved.
HAVANA, May IS, 1871.
despatch from Santiago de Cuba to-day says
that vamaseda ar the last hour reprieved Bepillo
Horrutinicr and others who had been ordered to
be shot at seven O'Clock this morning.
The Consuls at Santiago express in telegram,
the belief that yalmaseoa's clemency in tins In
stance warrants some hope for Keepers, who was
arrested at vina del cYYrc ior c0masiuly win the
Insurgents
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CoSsTANrrNoPLE, May IL. 1871.
The new Ambassador OF the French republic, M.
Melchor Vogue, arrived yesterday In this city, and
will deliver in few days his credentials to the Sui.
tan, who will receive NJ. Vogue with the usual cere.
monies Ia the presence OF oil the Ministers q the
empire.
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x N q L A NJ D.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT

A Resolution That Britannia Should Hug the
Colonies Closer to Her Maternal Bosom De-
feated in the House Of Commons-The
London Times Satisfied With
the New Treaty.
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DIR. Ayers Laboratory, That HIS Dono
such wonders for the sick.
the beauty VI mankindfor the which advancing
to diminish and VIt.OK
mounts lrrant locks the bald pates among u.s.
and thus lays under obligations him good ooka
well health
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General Suppression Of Newspa perS
by the Commune.
FORT VANVRES SURROUNDED
The Versailles Troops Still in the
BOis de B0ulOgne.
FIGHTING AT ASNIERES.
The Bank Of France Aiming
Against the Insurgents.
TElfsaARs 70 TINE new yak HERALD.

TElfGRRs 70 TINE new YORK HERALD
Our special correspondent in Paris sends us
tina following DESPATCH
PARIS, May l2-Night
Via BoULoGNE, May Is, 1878
Rochcfort, in bis newspaper, the Nat
TOrdre, says that General Rossel is innocent
Of treason
NEWSPAPERS SUPPRESSED.
The Moniteur, Uhi0ersel, Obsereateur,
Unioers, Spectateur, Etoile and Anonynse,
all newspapers, of this city, have been sup
pressed by order Of the Communal auth critics.
M. Theirs house has been completely gut
ted. All the furniture it contained has been
removed, and the house itself is to be de-
molished.
THE COLUMN vENDoME.
next in bed Of dung ten metres thick. A
guard of picked Nationals will be present,
with red flags, making the demolition
solemn .fste. All Statues of kinds and other
monarchcal emblems are to disappear at the
same time.
FORT vANyREs SURROUNDED.
Half the village Of Vanvres is in possession
of the Versailles troops, while the other half
is occupied by the Communists. Fort Van
vres itself is completely surrounded by the
government force.
GENERAL OPERATIONS.
The report that the Versailles troops had
been driven out Of the Bots de Boulogne is
false. They are still there and are trying to
cut the communications of Paris. Fort Mont
rouge is nearly silent. There is brisk firing
at Asneires and Cichy.
CROWDS.
Crowds Of persons are now in the Place de
la Concorde watching the preparations for the
destruction Of the Column Vendome.
The Bank Of France Arming-Fighting mt st.
Ouen-A German Demand-A Reconcile
sance.
LONDON, May l3, 1871.
The Times special despatch from Paris says
the clerks in the Bank of France have been
armed and victualed and are resolved to stand
a siege from the federalists.
FIGHTING AT ST. OUEN
Fighting is reported at St. Ouen, which
shows the sphere Of attack is extending.
GERMAN DEMAND.
The German commander has demanded the
disarmament of the northern enceinte of Paris.
Reconnaissance.
The London Telegraphs special despatch
from Paris says a reconnaissance under General
Sablouville.
COURT MARTIAL.
A permanent court martial has been estab-
lished in Paris.
No Arms Discovered in the Bank Of France
vres.
PARIS, May II, 1871.
Under orders from the Commune the Bank
of France has been searched for arms, but
none were discovered.
sANGUINARY DEMAND.
The newspaper, Sociole, proposes the immc-
date execution of all the members of the
Central Committee. II is reported that
the Central Committee are about to retire
from Office.
CALCULATING vANvREs.
There is rumor that the federalists are
evacuating Fort vanrves.
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A.-Ts, Gre., Orixin.I DOLLAR score !. now

A.-Tho Great Original Dollar Store h now
The propretors Of this establishment
appointed sole agents in America for the Milton Gold
1ewey Company for the sale their goods, and avery
promise made by the company very
letter by the proprietor. Of the Dollar Store No ss7 Broad
way, opposite Bond street One half the magnificent
dollar store has been devoted exhibition ana sale OF
the Milton Gold Jewelry Thirty sir genlemanly sae.men
have been engaged BY the manager, the Milton depart
They have all had experience in the sale and audns
of iewely and capable explaining the only differences
between tho Milton Jewelry the They viii be OF
great their experience selecting
such goods may be desired. The Milton Gold guarsn
teed to stand test Of the acids always retain
its color and brancy, to the same as jewellers soi.
pure Milton Gold e.acty the same color a. California cold
has the same ring and ieweler in America de-
sold by some the Leading Jewellers in London
Il found necessary order protect the purcas
OF ewery, to enact law making criminal offence to
% aon these sood. The
ssTon They lei SsaS plated Caster
W an elegant sllyer-piated engraved Cake Basket
81; choiee ,slser.pa,sd Sugar. bowl for Si
large size plated Ice Pitcher for 81 six heavypate
Forks for 81 Table Spoons for 81 They
have also complete assortment Vases beautifully deco
magnificent assortment Of V senuns Mesr.shaam ipe.
beautifully carved with amber tips at 81 each Ther
stock OF cutlery is immense: welvebladed pearl handled
KNIFE for ST. Elegant silk Fans, of all coors and the new
p FOR ST. They II ", S1.
ot OF sohd black walnut Whanos, Brackets Booksandn
Hat Coat Racks, for 81 The departments tor Ladies'
and Gents Underwear well hled, that all DO
suited Tor VI. In addition the articles mentioned
there thousands OF goods Dollar store
that would merchants sold
has bpau In ancc mi
onernon Tor over three years curing that time there have
been fourteen limitations all o. aom have failed. The
pretors oil the Dollar store usty OF the repufa
ton they have won BY selling goods tor at least one half
what they be purchased Tor elsewhere There thirty
tn gentlemen and twenty ladies' employed 10 exhibit
and sa goods AT the Dollar Store which No GHT
broadway opposite Bond street and under the Grand Gem
trial Hotel.
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To the Members Of the Mercaneiio Library
Association -
Al election Tuesday Nav I6 The msmbers
the Mercantile Library will elect directors hold
oaee Tor three years change In the direction OF the libra
~ IL imperatiyey demanded.
The Mercantile Library founded to benefit the clerks
OF New York, and the present
The OF The library BY the establishment Of branch
to the legitimate objects Of the library detrimental To
its interests.
The Mercantile Library founded clerks
OF New York to literary and self culture, ana
the Board OF Directors publicly and explicitly assert that 80
long they control this library further wl be sken
to open the reading room upon the sabbath"
The Mercantile Library founded To bring the shvan
taecs OF public library within the resce OF All the
clerks OF New and the present Board nave assn
the alone, the others unchSnsed
thereby rcprsi members rom Joining lns AS
socaton have largely decreased the number o. 'nat
class. . -. a. .-.,u....- =.
The Mercantile LIBRARY the CHIEF literary Institution Of
its Kind In the United ia ia management should
disnay dignity heuttns ts character, and
Direction, at the last snnuai mectns bv
deliberate organized excluded members OF the
snciaon died the nall with men not memecs Oh mo
association.
TIE reform party pledge thems ves TO reduce the dues 70
their former rate legitimate means TO
The sundays t. make the facilities OF tue
Ter its books among distant branch onces mem
bers. amt the meeting.
secure a houest election a.
Thai majority Of the members of the library VITA
directors the following gentlemen pledged the
reform VIM. Laurent Baicy, with Bailey 4 Weityel.
Henry d. Lloyd, with American Free Trade League; H. 5.
Wright, with A, r. Stewart Co.; wm. II. cary, with At
lantic National Bank. .
ratification meeting OF the reform party.
Bv 0rlcr OF the Executive Committee.
JOAN q. LLOYD Secsslarv.
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A.-BrOknw BrOthcrs-Specialfy in NevS
styesScotch Cheviot London Dagonais Goats
and Vests ~ 10 "a Fourth avenue aud u Lafayette place
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A. Duniap'..-Importcd Eneiish Hats, Un-
brelas Boys and Youths Straws aud Fes, b6 the bes
makers IA Firth avenue and $50 Broadway.
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III You Want a Good Fitting Boot, shoe Of
CATER call at FRANKS boot and snoe sore So street
near Maiden lane Established ISL
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Alto Americans Travelling In Europe
Circular leers of credit, available sterling frances
sued by BoWLES BROTHERS 4 CO., ~ William street.
New York q State street, Boston.
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Altogether the Largest StOrk Ever Offered
at retaii-Specialtv. .Genemen's Dress Hats A Bar
gains Boys Sailor Hats Broadway styles about half
Broadway prices. &. o. D. HAT COMPANY have adapted
the theory OF the little busy bee. 10 cortland street.
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A.-This Morning, the Russian Wnpor
Baths, % and rs East Fourth street, gentlemen
bsihsrs only, from to II O'Clock
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A.-iscrring's PntenI
CHAMPION SAFES
2ol Broadway, corner Murray atreot.
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Bntchclor's Hair Oye.-Thc Hest In tho
world The only perfect harmless reliable
neous. Factory ID Bond street
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LobdeIfs New Mammoth Clothing House
Gents and Boys Ready Made AMI Custom lowest
the city. llsO Broadway Twenty eighth street
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Drunkard, Stop DIR. Beers, IL Enst Twelfth
street. all desire for stimulsnts Call stamp
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Don't Fail to Procure Mrs. Windows
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething.
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VERSAILLES. Friday Evening, May 1917
VIA BoULoGNE, May -, 1871. J
Thirty thousand men are in the Bots de
Boulogne, sheltered by trenches.
BLOODY SURPRISE
Yesterday the insurgents attempted a sortie
from Porte Dauphine. The head Of their col
umn was allowed to advance little, when
suddenly twenty eight shells burst among
them and the entire column seemed blown to
atoms. l never before saw such sight. The
few remaining unhurt fled in terror.
vANvEEs HARD PRESSED.
The battery at Montretout continues firing
with great effect. Fort Vanvres must soon
surrender, as the government troops are in
trenches only one hundred metres from the
fort which has not fred shot during the
past twenty -four hours.
vIADuoT SMASHED.
Just as was about to send this telegram
from Meudon the batteries, which had been
firing several shots per minute, succeeded in
smashing to pieces the viaduct at Auteuil.
THE TROOPS EAGER TO ATTACK.
The troops are in excellent spirits and
anxious to make the grand attack. General
Gallifet's cavalry has been detailed Sfor the
duty of clearing the boulevards of Paris on
A. 49, ;,.xo I'll.
HowrrzERs
Thirty ten-inch howitzers are ready for
! service in street fighting.
Guns Capturcd-vanvrcs In Exircmis-Thc
Fight mt OIsenux-ApproachIng Paris-Ad.
dress from Mac ,Inhon.
VERSAILLES, May 10, 1871.
M. Favre communicated to the Assembly
to-day the treaty OF peace with Germany ne
gotiated at Frankfort. The hardness Of the
terms occasioned much emotion among the
members.
THE INSUFFICIENT GUNBoAT SUNK.
The announcement was made by the Minis
try that federal gunboat had been sunk in
the Seine by the fire of the Versaillist bat
teries.
GUNS CAPTURED.
Eight federal guns captured in recent en-
gagements were brought to Versailles.
vANvREs IN ExTREMIs.
The seminary of Issy has been captured,
with considerable loss to the federals.
THE LATE FIGHT AT oIsEAUx
Eight cannon have been captured at
Oiseaux, where 100 insurgents were killed and
several wounded taken prisoners.
APPROACHING PARIS.
The approaches to the ramparts and for
tfcations of Paris are being actively pushed
forward under cover Of heavy cannonade of
the entire federal works.
AN ADDRESS FROM IMAGINATION.
Marshal MacMahon has issued an address to
his soldiers, which is apparently preliminary
10 the ETauu attach.
Couut Chambord's Bid for tho Crown-Dis-
couraGement Of the InsurGents-NIorc Troops
for the Bots de HouloGne.
VERSAILLES, May IL, 1871.
A letter from the Count de Chambord max
ing strong bid for the throne, is published
to-day.
INSURGENTS DISCOURAGED.
lie Vengeur reports increasing discourage
ment among the National Guard, and says
that an attempt has been made to assassinate
General Dombrowsk.
MORE TROOPS TO CROSS THE SEINE.
& Fifty thousand versaillst troops will cross
the Seine tonight to strengthen the force al
ready in occupation of the towns of Boulogne
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C0rns, BnniOns, ENLARGED Joints aud All
Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. IACHARIE 100 groa.
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Day Must Not he LOst.-IOt Weather II
at band don't lose your hair; cultivate strengthen and
crease its growth keep the head clean aud cool the hair
highest recommendation the restoring hair
stops its failing growth az hardre ssug
As
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A.-The Regular SIS Broadway Hats Sold
for ~ nj FLEMING, Jr, l46 Fulton street Other Hsts
proportonately low.
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CiOverinc Supplnnts Benzine in NIL Its Uses,
possessing of its offensive properties but all
ones. % cents per bottle.
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At Hitchcock's Music store,

A.-FOr n SIylish aud Elegant Hat at POpu-
lar prices DOUuAN 103 Nassau street. of
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A.-Not One style for All Heads, hut Dress
Hats for all men at ESPENsChEID'S No li3 Naasan St
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Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.-The ON.
cisl drawing received. No. q4u trew %3U0,I10. sold.
JOSEPH BATES 4 Co,
Post o6loc, box 1884 No. 20 Wall street.
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Kingdoms Rise and Fnil-Knox, the Hntter
OF the Period, but falls He his mntchlcas
ride public favor and are bound to
hold
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Election Tuesday May TO- ISL. Polls open from A. n.
tosP. NJ.
Ratification Meeting the Sinclair House. No 754 Broad
Monday evening at O'Clock Friends of the Library
invited to attend.
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NapOlcOn's Cabinet

Mi-sisqnoi Spring Wnfer.-The Original and
mineral OF
the Kidneys sold by druggists.
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Royal Havana Lottery.

The receipt Of the Official list from Havana confirms the
telegram that We have sold the Capital Prize OF s00
drawing OF April s5.
The highest paid for Douboons Spanish Bank Bills
Gold Silver Government Securii-s, &c.
TAYLOR & CO., Baokers, 10 W all street. New York
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NapOlcOn's Cabinet
CHAMPAGNE,
DelmOnicois and all first class restaurants.
Genuine
vTCHY WATER,
The only dyspepsia govt diabetes diseases
liver, kidneys and bsCdsr. Use but tue genuine.
Observation-Disclosures A. GradOt, No. 40 East
Union square has the
lady she will expose Monday, May 10 instant
and following her Goods chosen by herself white
Ia Paris consisting OF large assortment of Ladies'
style Fine Lace Articles made and Ladies' Under
clothing of description also full assortment Chi
Wsar
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you find splendid OF sheet Music Mt .Dopulas
prices" Any piece OF Music published In this country
be had upon order Send catalogue. Address BENZ
w. HITCHCOCK, Publisher, 20 Beeknan street. New DIRK
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william H. Guion, Jr, with Williams iuion-
George G. Clarke, with Tcfft Griswold kellogg.
w. II. Lewis, with fhenix National Bank.
James Bruce, Jr., with Cruney, Lent L TO.
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A.-Phai0n's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.
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ing friends regular party No. 754 Broad

on Saturday evening" 18Th inst the following ticket fo
Directors unanimously nominated to I'LL the
In the hrst class for three
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TURKEY.

Arrival Of the New French Minister to the Otto
man Empire-His Reception by the Sultan.
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Superior Iron Stable Fittings.-The Rest Work
prices. Catalogues sent u applicants The trade
supplied. JAMES KIRKLAND, 10 and L. keade street