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The New York herald., 1871-03-23
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The Tepnessec's Departure rscm Key West
Site Commissioners VIII Land at Savannah
and Procee! Overland so VGs7.Tn ston--Eo,v
III: Case e.; Annexation S;anss@.Vhy II
Should aud Way Et Should sot 5e Acted
Upon al Once BY ConHress.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1871.
The President today received telegram from the
Sc. Domingo Commissioners 1T Key West to the
effect that The Tennessee would leave tomorrow for
Savannah where The Commissioners would land
and proceed at once by rail 10 Washington. 1t Is
stated that leading republican Senators have ex-
pressed an opinion that the ST. Domingo annexation
scheme would not receive q majority IN tic Senate
II the question was presented now. 1t
is understood that old Ben Wade has addressed
private letter to friend here wherein he says that
in his opinion 1t is important that the report OF tho
Commission be laid before Congress at once, with
view TO get speedy action upon 1t. Wade thinks
that to delay action on the question or ennexa-
ton would be to hazard Its success. He
says the cond Ition Of affairs on the
island Is such that Baez cannot afford to wait long
for q decisive answer. Baez IS pressed for money,
aud it is believed that the defeat OF annexation Will
result in revolution which win depose him from
power. The President has not been disposed to
press st. Domingo upon Congress at this time, but
1t is probable that the necessities OF the situation
viii compe him 10 do II.
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incitomens to dlsobodlence. repetition Of the Of
fenoo Will DO severely punished.
sop ron TILE BoUaGHors-soUp FOE TIE SANS
CULOTrEs.
A decree further posspones tho maturity OF CON.
mercial bills and prohibits landlords from expeling
dodgers for non-payment Of rent until the issuance
OF y fresh order.
AFTER TIE RICH MEN.
The insurrecttonary Central Committee has de-
ctded to respect the conditions OF peace, but con-
sders 1t just that the largest portion Of the ndem.
nifty should fall upon the authors Of the war;
MILITARY MEASURES.
The National Guards search all trains leaving
Paris and stop the egress OF all military personages
The Nationals now hold and have occupied all the
Notifications on the west Of Paris.
FALSE ALARM.
The situation In Montmartre and Bc.leville Is un-
changed. All business and labor are stopped. There
are frequent night alarms The tocsin and drums
are sounded and cannon fred, and the Montnart.
rlsts rush to arms fearing an attack from the 90 900
troops at Versailles.
WHY LECoMTE AND THOMAS WERE ExECUTED.
The insurrect!onary Official journal says In exten-
uation OF the execution Of General Lecomte, that
no had four times ordered his troops to fire on q
crowd OF inoiIensVe women. General Thomas,
says the Journal was in plain clothes sketching the
foriificatlons OF Montnartre.
MOVEMENT AGAINST THE INSURGENTS.
All the chiefs Of battalions OF tnc National
Guard OF the Second arrondissement have signed
manifesto joining their voices to those of tho
Deputies TO the Assembly, ana the Mayors OF
Paris IN the determination to defend the reoub-
lie and Its tranquility against oil persons.
they nave organized special force and measures
for the protection OF their arrondlssement, ana ap-
peal for the cooperation OF all In the work for
ciliatiOn aud abstention frOiu crime. A similar
movement Is being made In other ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR OF ORDER.
There was demonstration In the streets on Tues-
day In favor OF the union OF all men Of order The
demonstrators proceeded to the insurgents head
quarters, but found their passage barred by bayo-
nets An angry alteration cnsued, after which they
retired, bnt the movement has q tendency spread.
VIGILANCE URcgD.
The insurrectionary official journal urges the Ma
tional Guard TO exercise vieant watch for crilu-
nails attempting to re-en!er Paris.
TAKING CARE OF THEEsELvEs.
The payment OF the National Guards regularly
ana the distribution OF aims 10 The needy has been
resumed.
MUTUAL PROTECTION
Many OF the Nationals met Tuesday night and
adopted resolutions for matua! p election ana mann
ienapce.
The Mayors Of Paris refuse 10 give their concur
renee to tho holding OF the elections on Wednesday.
THE SITUATION ~ TARIs.
Paris IS eulc The cabs have resume "a their trips,
the theatres are open ard The railway trains fron
Paris 10 Versailles run regularly.
InN VERSAILLES AUruO-
RITES.
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THE SANS CULOTTTS GOV
ERNMENT.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW Yoaa HERALD.


Whnt the Insurgents Dcmand-Eirsr step To-
wnrds Communism-An the Rich Mea-
Military H1casurcs-A False Ainrm-Nay
Leromto and Thomas were Exeru,ed-
Movement Against tie Insurgeuts--Den,on
siraiion in Favor Of Ordcr--The General
Situation.
LONDON, March -, 1871.
Dispatches from Paris dated yesterday ana to- day
have been received here, ana forward them to you
for publication in the NEW YORK HERALD.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE INSURGENTS DEMANDS.
A proclamation, signed by General Duyai, ana
dated simply Paris, demands the election OF Mayor
of Paris, with deputy mayors in al arrondisse-
tion OF the Nationals to separate Paris France,
but only from the empire, and The government Of
National Defence ana from their measures OF treason
and cowardice; and concludes win an appeal 10
the people to sustain themselves 5 We are dong,
aud TO follow our example in opposing oppression"
THE COMMUNAL ELECTIONS 10 BE HELD IN SPITE
OF THE MAYORS.
The Official journal OF .he insurgents aays the
Central Republican Committee, unable to come TO
on understanding with the Mayors, Il compelled to
proceed with the elections without their co-opera-
Gon. The elections are postponed until Tomorrow,
when they will be held under the superintendent
Lr an electoral commission appointed hy the Cen-
.Tal Committee.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The COMMANDMENTS Chief oil the National Guards
has appointed Raout Dubulsson CHEF OF tue gene
raj s.afr Colonel valgranne, commandant Or the
ia " on1 nj III
9! the Tuilerles. -7.,.
- DENUNCIATIoS OF THE ASSEMBLY.
An editorial IN the same paper seeks TO prove that
the Assembly now sitting az Versailles is legally
incomplete, on the ground that the elections
OF some Of its members were vitiated by foreign
occupation and pressure. The Chamber Is described
as narrow minded, exclusive and rural. The article
continues:-On Paris devolves the duty OF compel
ling respect for the sovereignty Of the people, she
must see to i that she is not separated from the
provinces and that the provinces rot separated
from each other. She must he the capital
or France 1t is unquestonahly her right
TO proceed with the elections OF Communal Council.
The Central Republican Committee has taken wise
aud indispensable measures TO prepare for the
establishment of Communal Councils and Tor the
election OF oil the chief olcers Of the National
Guard by the members.
TIE PARIS EDITORS WARNED.
A paragraph appears IN the ifsur5ent organ,
under the title OF advertisement" signalling inc
resolutions adopted a the meeting OF editors OF inc
Paris press, and published Ia several Journals
Yesterday MS direct provoGltoa to
disobedlence OF the governments deer es
and an encroachmeat on the sovereignty
Of the people. Warning Is given that wnlo the cen
trail Republican Committee intends to respect the
liberty of the press 1t is determined to have the de.
G,son of the people respected, aud viii pernAs no
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ITALIAN LErIslAT-nN.
Parlia4su1ary cqna'5nce and Frieqd,h'p To-
ward Austria.
IsLEGa4S TO I'll; new Yosi HERALD.


FLoREScE, March %, 1871.
The mcmb IS Of ire Italian Parliament appear to
wish that the county should re nain on friendly,
peaceable terms with the surrounding governments.
As proof oi this am enabled to report TO The
Herald that the Senate Of Italy has approved OF
TIE convention recently maia with Austria Coz
commercial purposes ana moe clear definition or
the diplomacy or the two countries.
The policy OF The Cabinets or Vienna aud Florence
eastward may. 1t Is thought, become identical at no
distant day, as viii lie apparent to the American
public when repeat the words OF weI!-inforlacd
Austrian authority, lately uttered In vienna thus
The relations Of ItGlY &c Auetro-IiuN gary were a.
ready, before the breaking OF the Frarco-
Pricssan war, those Of q cordial amty ard rhc at.
utude OF the Au,tro Hung gerlau Cabinet during the
latest phases OF the history OF Ial, muse have
tingutshed as well IN the Official circles as in tho
heart OF the Italian nation ITSELF the last spark Of
hostile feeling thai may have been ssill gmrering
as a "reminiscences OF former tlmel"
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDos MONEY MAasHT.-LoNDoS, March 22--4 go =.
N.Consos closed at s.6 for money aud 9ss 924 for the
account hneroan securities du unilst States fye-twenty
Erie Raway shares, ls Illinois Central, loh; Atlantic
FnANKfoRr EoURss-FaANxFoRr, March 2.--Unted
States vewent bonds closed at 96 for the issue OF 1901
LIVERPOOL COTTON AUTHORIZATIONS, March 22-
rhe cotton market closed hrmer Midding uplands
7;ed. IND. mdn. Orleans, 7ad 7;d. The sales of the
day have been 1cO oaos including 5000 for export and
speculation.
2l6 p. MPork, szs I'd per Dbl. for extra primo mess.
Bacon, 41s cd. per cwt for Cumberland cut.
LIvfRrool PRopuoE MARNrT.-LtvEEPoor March ga
e20 T. M.osin, 6s sd for North Carolina. Tai
low, 42s. 3D. per csrt.
LONDON pRouuse MARKrr-LosDoN, March e.
Lnseed oil c3l lbs. . .esS per ton. Ialow, l5s ~.
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THE MAnlCUAL ASSEMBLY,
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOay HERALD.

ltlstfAM ~ hE NEW i3ai n:SAl0.
Approva! of a PROCLAIM stion-A Decree Abro-
gntct,--..rsncd support Offered she Assembly,
Observation-Disclosures to Dcpm.les-vheu
War VIII be Declared Against the Insur-
gents.
LONDON, March 30 1871.
forward for the New YORK HERALD the following
reports OF the proceedings OF the French National
Assembly on yesterday ard to-day
A PBocLAaaTIoN AppRovEp.
Tie National Assembly has approved OF e proca-
nation condcmning the criminal attempts OF a few
mad men to Involve France in ruin ana dshonor,
which are repudiated by the whole country. 1t
appeals to The troops and citizens to rally and save
the noble republic.
DEGREE AgRo3ATED
the Assembly has also declared urgent the biz
abrogating the decree suppressiDg the Councils
General.
ARMED ASSISTANCE OFFERED.
Mr. Picard announced IN the Assembly that oil the
func,ionares OF departments have offered to the
Assembly armed sdpport.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
/, was announced tlat tho government Will presen
TO the Assembly on Wednesday bill providing for
The election Of municipalities.
REFUSAL To RELEASE CuASZY.
NJ Schoelcher reported tha. he had visited Paris,
but failed to Obtain the release Of General Chanzy.
Admiral Salsset, in some remarks, gave details OF
thc arrangements Of the insurgents who he said,
held General Chanzy as hostage and will shoot
him II tnoy are attacked.
GOVERNMENT THANKS TO DEPUTIES,
In tie Assembly to-day NJ Thiers gave expression
or the thanks Of the government and the republic
to Deputies Tirard. Ciemenceau and SchQelcher fol
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GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEessrl TO THE NEW yaag HERALD.


German Ce.cbrnti0n.--.su Loss OF q
Steam Transport.
LONDON, March %, 1871.
am enabled to report to the HERALD that DC
spatch from Rouen says the Germans have cee-
brated their victories thero in quletness.
RUMoRED LOSS OF A STEAM TRANSPORT.
report has been In circulation here that French
transport with 5000 prisoners returning from Ger.
many, has been lost, with oil on beard. The story
bore marks OF utter absurdy on its face and now
positively c0ntradicted.
THE RETURN or PRISONERS STOPPED.
despatch from Berlin dated to-day states that
the statement comes from q reliable source that
orders have been issued to stop the return home OF
French prisoners for the present.
NO COMMISSIONERS YET ArPoINTBD.
ADresden telegram states tnat the French govern
ment has as yet appointed no commissioners 10
arrange for the rstarn OF tho prisoners ~ Germany.
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UNITED CE1TT,AMY.
Imposing Ceremonial at tho Opening OF
tic Parliamentary Session.
Emperor William ON the Throne
OF C!ierlpmagne.
Congratulations TO tho Southern Mem
bers-Bis,narck Created Frincs--
Won Eoltke Rewarded.
TElsCaAas 70 THE sEW Yoay HERALD.

BERLIN. March 81, 1871.
The scene Which was witnessed In the Parliament
House OF this city yesterday, on the occasion or the
opening OF the legislative session by the Emperor
william, was or the most imposing, ana at the same
time solemn, description. II was not only grant in
It's present simplicity but useful III The lesson which
II conveyed by the Historical retrospect which the
event suggested.
His Majesty, the Emperor, manifested deep emo
ton both at the moment OF his entrance 70 tho hall
and during the delivery OF the speech from the
throne, which telcglapaed by cable to the HERALD
yesterday.
The royal address was spoken by the Emperor
from the marble throne oi Chailemagne, brought
from Aachcn ihiX-la-Chapel,e>, especially for his
use on the occasion. and for the Parliamentary pur
poses OF the inonarchs OF Germany in future.
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TIE VTpH EYHVN
RI1IEg.
fslrsSasa TG THE H-y yo,y Bs,s.n

Dcsegnte Sent to TIE EasurS Ssnts--rroviaciUi
Adhesion 90 the Governmental Suggestion =
Circuiur fro.a NJ. Talers--T.e Rebels 20 ba
Wnsnc;;--vLe Gcvern.acat Gies.iag Stronger
ana riurlKy.
LONDON March %, 1871.
I have received the following dispatches from
Versailles ana Paris containing intelligence OF the
measures adopted bv NJ. Thier5' governments and
forward the same for the information or the
nEBALD:-
DELEGATE TO Tua INSURGENTS.
Mr.. Theirs has sent NJ. Glas-Bizoin es delegate
Gu the part OF the government 20 endcayor to con-
cliatc the insurgents, he prospects fer which now
seems more hopeful.
PROVINCIAL PROTEST AGAINST REVOLUTION.
large number OF French cites AMI towns have
adopted and forwarded TO Versailles resolutions
protesting against revolutions and proclanlng their
adhesion to The government
HOW TIL; RISING CAN ZEE SUPPRESSED
The Steele urges upon each battalion OF the army
TO take possession OF its own quarter and says II
this is done tho rising win be promptly rcpressed
ana probably Without bloodshed.
APPEALS TO TIE BOURGEOIS.
Th Official Journal says the nour has arrived
when the common people OF the capital can save hte
country and appeals TO tie bourgeois for support in
the emergency.
ANOTHER CIRCULAE FROM THEIRS.
President Thiers has sen another circular 10 pre-
fccts Of departments, informing hem that the ad.
vices received by the government from ali the pro-
vinces are reasstring. Attempts to create dsor-
have every where failed. In Paris the citizens
organizing for the suppression OF sedItion, An
army now numbering II, 0oO men protects the gov
ernment and Assembly at Versailles, which .tse
rapidly becoming masters OF events.
THE INSURGENTS 10 DE WARNED.
proclamation is about 10 be issued warning the
insurgents to lay down their arms. Lyons, Mar
senes ana Bordeaux, where troubles were anict-
rated, remain Tranquil,
THE GOVERNMENT GETTING STRONGER .SD PLuCls y.
These Official representations cannot be doubted.
The government Il hourly growing stronger.
Backed by The Assembly, Supported W The country,
witt. The majority OF the citizens OF Paris really in
its favor aud surrounded by constantly increasing
army, It II already formidable and begins 10 inspire
u wholesome fear OF It's power.
NEW pREFECTs.
New projects have been appointed Tor eighteen
departments.
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WEATHER. REPORT.
>-s.-ss---- 49, ~ - ?. ---s.. - :
WAX UEPAKTNENT, ]
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. c., March 22-7.3 2. NJ.

OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, y. c., March 2l-73 p. NJ.
Synopsis fo1' ne Past T,cent,:5oW' Hours
The low pressure Tuesday night on the coast OF
Maine has continued 10 prevail with cloudy and
clearing mp weather and brisk northwest winds.
The pressure has but Slightly Increased In the East
erl aud Middle States, and is now again
falling as IL also the case on the Gulf
coast. Clear weather has generally prevailed
in the Southern and Gulf States, but Is
now followed by clouiy weather. The storm centre
indicated Tuesday night west of the Missouri river
is now In Central indiana and Illinois, with brisk
nortneasterly winds on LAKE Michigan, brisk north.
crlv In Iowa and brisk south and southwesterly In
the Ohio valley. Its influence is shown ia fresh
soutlery winds on the Gulf ana fresh northeasterly
on Lake Surcvior
Probabilities.
II is probable that the area OF lowest barometer
win move to the orthcast, with hgn winds on the
lakes, and cloudy ana threatening weather in the
Middle and East Atlantic States. Fresh winds are
probable on the Gulf and South Atlantic coast.
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TIE i.N0 Alas.

Nc.,r:-,sn g'sihes Becoming Troyh'esca,e.
NORTH PLATTE, March %. 1871.
A party or citizens who had been after wood,
twenty miles soGth from here, came in last night
and reported lie appearance OF 6fty ors,Xty Indians
around their camp. The Indians having set fire TO
the praire around The citizens made hasty retreat
for home, leaving Their wood. No shots were fired
by either party. The indians have a large number
OF skins and anxious to here 10 trade, but
they arc not permitted 10 do so. On the 12th inst.
nineteen head Of horses we've taken by Tie Indians
one mile west OF town, aud only three were re.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23
THE I1li ROYAL MARRIAGE. T.
English GyBtlaHs in Honor OF the Princess
lIarah.1lesS ard Lord .orl.
THE HONEYMOON TOUR.
TELFeasA 70 TIE EET YgN AEaNl.


LONDON, March o. 1871.
continuing the HERALD cable report OF the royal
marriage festivities of yesterday, have to state in
my telegram OF to-day that The London newspapers
are enthusiastic over the union Of the Princess
Louise with tho Marquis Of Lorn.
There were general feioicngs and celebrations
everywhere throughout the United Kingdom.
Miany marriages were solcmnized simultaneously
In i ticrent PARTS OF England.
great many public dinners and balls were given
In London In honor Of The event, end the illumina-
tons yesterday evening were very extensive both
in tue CITY and throughout the country towns.
At Fisher. IN the county Of Surrey where The bridal
party left the main road Tor Carciuont roYal seat
belonging 70 the King Of the Bcieians the Marquis
Of Lorn and his bride received an address from the
parish authoi it;es ana passed under number OF
triumphal arches.
The bridal party proceeded from Eshcr to Clare
mont where the honeymoon WAL be passed
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NEW YORK HERALD SPECIAL correspondent IN Paris
GATED yesterday evening. Your correspondent
Gays
SCARED ABogT gDrHrNa.
At one O'CLOCK this morning great excitement pre-.
vailed tarougnour Paris in consequence Of the sud
den firing o. rhes and cannon and the exchange OF
fignals between the insurgents Of Montinartrc and
those OF Belevlle TIE whole city was in an uproar
FOR a tine, Dut tranquility was restored, waen it
was ascertained that there had been o false alarm
0l the PrUsSians coming.
yIoLgNCs DEPRECATED.
To-day tTuc5ay) the yossiaa, OJtote, OF the isur-
gents publishes proclamation to the public, "a the
name OF tho National Guards dcprecatiug tbs acts
Of violence which nave been committed.
A MANIFESTO.
The Paris Deputies in tae National Assembly have
published a manifesto 70 TIC electors or the capi!al
Of which The following s synops -ihcy say lnat
on the 1oih ins they Insisted on the remoya, OF the
National Assembly to PARIS as PARIS ia tlc only pos
sihle capital OF France. 1t is necessary however,
10 AVOID agitation w,,le The invaders canpcd on
the coil OF France Their presence makes it neces-
6ary IN tho NaIO1a! Assembly 10 hasten tho de-
livery OF the country anu serve the country. The
manifesto he's been well received.
COhMUnISM.
BY order OF the Central Revolutionary Committee
tho payment Of commercial bills has been post
pOned one month. 1t Das also been decreed by tue
same authority that landlords canno. eject lodgers
Il has been determined Dy the insuigent leaders
to respect the treaty OF peace made with the
Germans.
PRESS OPINIONS.
Most Of the journals OF Paris condemn the action
OF the insurgents In the strongest terms and de-
clare that they have 10 right to the power they are
exercising. The people have cected National
Assembly, and the Insurgents canDct overthrow
that action.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23
CUBA.

Ecmovai ~ s:easrai CsrDo--tscqnrst az tie
=. op;s 2hns EIe DO sseipstnied.
HAVANA March %, 1871.
The government having relieved General Carlo
from the oiiice OF Sigundo Cabo oi the island or
Cuba, many prominent citizens have held meet
Ing, at which resolutions wn,e adopted requesting
the government 10 aGR1l the order and have Ca rho
remain
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ROME AND TIE pOrsaa.
Itao-hustrian Dp,9ta .cy o. tss papa' aaestion.
TsLfeatM Ta ri: NEW ya9i iksAla.

ROME, March %, 1871.
In confirmation OF ,lle accuracy of recent HERALD
kilograms ron Vienna and orence on the subject
OF the ltaO Roman question, | ain enabled TO an
nouncc from the Holy Cliy 10 day that the clerical
journals here report tha5 COMMUNICATIONS nave
passed between the Cabinets OF Vienna and Flo.
renee wiGi, reference to formal declaration of the
government status CT the Pope.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23
WyOM:NG WOMEN JURORS.

Women Jurors i'm the United States District
Court An Indian Convicted OF Murder.
CHEYENNE, March %, 1871.
The United states District Court met here yester-
terday Chief Justice Howe presiding -Four ladies
were among the Jurors. John Boyer, halfbreed
sioux Indian who murdered two men near Fort
IaraInle last October, was found guilty and sen,
fenced by the Judge 10 be hanged on the 2lst OF
April
The New York herald., 1871-03-23
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

MARCH, %.
156oThc Spaniards deeatei tue Moo1s al the battle
OF Guad-EL Ras in Morocco.
1915 Insuirection against the government OF Den.
marx commenced IL tgc ducnies or Schleswig
and Hostein.
1si0-A. +. Kotzebue, the German dramatist assas-
sina,ca at Mgnnlelm.
1901, -Empcror Pau OF Su .sia murdered,
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HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 20 ly7l-TR1pLE SHEET

the courage displayed by them IN meeting the PARIS
insurgents
WAITING FOR iEsTRrcrfOGs.
NJ Thlers also announced That the governmens
would not declare against the insurgents un-
less instructed to do so by The Assembly
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Trere Are "a Great Many rhirgs " aacA
Just engage the attention Of the pucc ano the
LEADING ons wh4ch undoubtedly the cause OF mere remark
than al Is the spring style OF HAT nss oa. rom
KNOX'S establishment, Broc dway corner fu.ton street
Em reror William retiring his wclearned aurc's,
but Knox s presses onward ever keeping beoie he p9
ambitious to distance al eoLnpslsors IN uis
linz. and well does he succeed.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

TiamOnds Bon vsif and Sold.
GEO G. ALLEN, Sic Broadway under ST. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

The Esrccial Attention OF Brewers aud These
tntayessd in rewiu. cale advertisement la column
Of Sascal Notices. hs pee, beaded "Inpogssu to byew
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

Our Brooklyn Patrons VIII! Serve Tyo.p
interests and convenience by leaving their favors
the HERALD at the Branch Oncc, Uemoved from 40 Fl
tO) No Court street. City Hall sourre,
building with Erie Railway Office Ths s only author
lied Brooklyn ofice and advertisements received M
regular without extra charge OF any kind open from
IA. NJ tIl6P
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Cris:adara,s UnrivnIled Hair Teyc.-soid .lnd
applied at his wig aud scalp factory, No. Asor uouse.
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s.--For n stylish and Elegant Hat Go ia
D0UGaN, 100 Nassau street, Of Ann.