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PENN yYLVANUA.

ASHLAND, Jan. 27.-The miners strike still
continues, and although many attempts have
been made to COL ciliate the strikers and ar
range matters, there is not the least disposition
to create peace and commence operations
again. The strikers say the operators are to
blame, and the operators say the same OF the
strikers to the disnterested miners. There is
not the least doubt that the operators would
prefer to have their mines in operation again.
The Workingmen's Benevolent Association
have issued orders which will prolong the sus.
pension for an indefinite period. The miners
cannot back down on this edict, nor are they
allO we'd to know the meaning of it,
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Religions Notices.

THE usual religious notices OF Sunday services at
the Second Parish. High Street, State Street, 1st
Baptist and Plymouth Churches have been with.
drawn but the services continued in the church.
Is at the usual hours on the Sabbath BY their re-
spective pastors.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hall. City Building
Children's Progressive Lyceum at l0} A. n. Lecture
and Modern Spiritualism Seats free all are invited
SPIRITUALIsrs-Copgres Hall,-Conlerence NJ
o'clock P. n. All are invited.
Y. NJ. c. ASSOCIATION, Hall and Free Reading
ROOM Cor. Congress and Casco streets, Social meet
welcome.
CosoREss STREET lie. CHURcu-Praysr meet
P. n Preaching at 8 r n. by Rev i. Luce. PRAYER
meeting, P. N. ALI are invited. Seats tree.
SECOND UNIvEssALIsr SOCIETY. - Putnam's
Hall iada St-Sunday School at 1880 q. m. Preach
ng at p. m.
MoUNTFoRT STREET A. M. e. CHURcH.-Seavices
81 the usual hours Preaching by he PASTOR Sab
bath School AZ close OF afternoon service. All are
FRsr SRooNp ADVENT CHUacH Second Al.
vent Hall. S53 Congress street, Elaer B. s. Emery
Will preach tomorrow at the usual hours. All are
welcome Seats Free.
SECOND ADVENT MEETINo-Removed to Union
Hail. Elder John Couch OF Chelsea, Mas, viii
preach on the following subjects, Wig: q. m The
Divine Origin OF the Prophecies Of the Scriptures;
Catholic Power and Subjects OF Prophecy; evening
Show from the Scriptures that the MOhamidan Gov
ernnent Is room TO be overthrown and destroyed.
PREBLE CHAPEL, corner Preble and cumberland
Streets.-Rehgious services tomorrow: Sunday
School at p m. Preaching at p. m. All are cor
daily Invited. Seats f &c.
NEW JERUsALEM CHURcH-Rev. Mr. Hayden
will preach in the Temple OH High Street ct 1U} o.
clock. Subject; The Baptism OF our Lord by John
In Jordan hlath iii, 10, ana its sptitura practi
cal meaning Tor US Evening Lecture IN the Vestry
Att. By DR.. T.: Sylvester, on the plenary Inspra.
tton OF the Word OF God
MISSION CHAPEL, behring's Bridge.-Sunday
School every sunday at II p. NJ. All are very cOrdi-
ally invited to attend.
WILLIsToN CHAPEL. corner of May and Danforth
Streets SABBATH School at l30 r. M. All cordi-
ally invited. Seats Tree.
ing tomorrow ut l0s o'clock A. M. and O'Clock p.
NJ, ny the Pastor, Rev. A. A.smith. Sabbath School
will bs held at the close OF the morning SERVICE The
public are invited.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-PreacLing at
9o'clock F. A., BY The Pastor, Rev. y: 3. Ober -
O'clock A M.
BETHEL CHURCH. 81 Fore Street.-Services Sab.
bath M, at 10.3 O'Clock; p. M az and O'Clock.
Communion SCI vice the frst sabbath p. m. of each
evenings NJ O'Clock. All from the sea and land are
cordially invited.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, corner Congress and Locust
streets, Rev. Mr.. Root, Rector.-Divine service at
lot A. Al. and P. M. This is Tree church, and all
are welcome.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL.-Sabbath School at the
Allen Mission Chapel, corner OF Locust and Cumber
land streets, at r. N. Preaching at o'clock P.
N. Prayer Meeting every Friday evening. All are
cordially invited. Seats Tree.
ST. LAWRENCE STREET CHURcH.-Rev. A. Il.
Wright will rresch at The usual hours to- morrow.
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KANSAS.
A STORMY SESSION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. ga tumultuou.
scene occurred 10 the Kansas Senate yester.
day. Joseph Brooks presented certificate O.
election from the clerks of Pulaski and White
counties and demanded to be sworn in. Ac
elected from that district, but Gov. CLAYTON re
fused TO report the election of either Brooks OF
Kelley. Lieut. Gov. johnson, notwithstand
ing the loud objections Of the Clayton men
swore in Brooks, who Immediately moved The
reference of his credentials to the Committee
on Elections, and spoke over an honr in de-
fence of the action of himself and the Lieuten
ant Governor. The passage by the House O
the Senate hill ousting all officers who isiled tt
qualify within fifteen days after the adoption
Of the constitution Ia very doubtful.
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AuAssACHUsETTs,
BOSTON ITENfs

BOSTON, Jan. N.-Tbe trial of the Metropoli.
tan Horse Railroad Co., indicted for running
over and killing little girl through tho care.
lessness Of the driver, resulted to-day in a yer.
DICT OF guilty. Exceptions we're taken and the
case appealed to the Supreme Court.
A tire to-day at Nos. At and 81 Charlie stowu
street, caused some $4,000 damage, principally
to the stock of Foss & Merrill, grocsrs.
The examination of John Donahoe, charged
with ravasing Ann Foye, resulted to-day in
commttal for trial. Crosby, arrested as an &C.
complice, was discharged.
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VIRGINIA..

VERDICT UNDER THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
RICHMOND, Jan. 27-In the u. S. District
Court to day, Katie Cum mipgs, (colored,) who
was sent South as teacher by benevolent
society in New York, obtained a verdict OF
$110O damages from the Orange & Alexandria
Railroad Co. for having been elected from a
train because she, having first class ticket,
refused to 60 into the colored peoples car.
A committee of the Legislature agreed TO-.
day that of the Agricultural Society fund, one
third should go the colored peoples college and
the reminder to the two State COLLEGES
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ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS

Among them the genuine originals Ivy the follow
ing eminent artists; Duchesne, Alfred &c Dreu,
Boucher, Issbey, aud
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
New YORK, JAN 27.-The accident at the
Brooklyn city gas works this afternoon was
caused by the giving way of the supports Of one
OF the large iron gasometers, which fell over
against au iron column, breaking it off, and
crashed through into the top OF a second tank
filled with gas, which escaped in an immense
quantity and coming in contact with the
flames from the engine room was ignited
instantly and with terrible force the flames
shot upward 200 or 300 feet and the adjoining
tenement houses were shattered By an earth
quake, the windows being blown out and the
plasteriog and the partitions demolished.
Frederick Anderson. q Swede in charge of an
engine at the time, Was instantly killed by the
falling columns, and two other men, John
Harley, watchman, and laborer named
Reed, are missing, and it is supposed they were
burned under the ruins. Anderson leaves a
wife and three children in Sweden. The total
loss to the gas company Is estimated at $780,
0OO. This is the third explosion within the last
six weeks.
Frederick sou, engineer, was the only
person killed by the explosion. All the other
workmen escaped unipiured. Loss full $780,
The representatives of certain Western and
Pennsylvania railroads who have beef holding
conference here for some days past, have TAX
en- measures to attract emigrsnts to their lands
and urge legislation in their favor at Washing
ton.
THE NEWLY ARRIVED FENIANs.
Congressman elect William R. Roberts made
. speech of welcome in behalf OF Tammany
Hall to the released Fen'ans ON landing Ia
Jersey City. The names of the new arrivals
are Col. I. T. Burke, Dr.. Power and Messrs.
Vaughan, WEIGH, Lennon, Mulcahy, St. Clair,
Brown and Roaptice. Mayor O'Neill of Jer--
sey City has voted the resolutions appropriat-
ing $500 to the reception Of the Fenians. Two
OF the exiles, Luby and Leary, have gone to
Belgium.
JAIL BREAKING.
John Irving. a notorious burglar, supposed
"a De mortally wounded on New Years night
by a policeman while attempting with Ave
companions to rob safe in a Brooklyn store
cut bis way out of the cell at Raymond street
Jail in that city and escaped. No trace of hun
has yet been discovered.
The net proceeds of the recent fair in this
city in aid Of the French sufferers by the war
were $77,2s7 of which 100000 have alrea a y
been forwarded and $4,000 soon will be for the
ambulance service Of the army of the Loire.
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Calarrh.

SozoDoNT All dentrifices had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Chilean valleys,
to perfect the fragrant Sozodon t, the most
wholesome, reliable and delightful article for
the Teeth, that brush was ever dipped into.
"SPAuLDNa's UE"alwsys up to the stick
ing point. dec31st-eod3w.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER. NJ. o. s. s.
steamer Scandinavian" Capt. Ballantine, ar
rived at this port from Liverpool the 18th and
Londonderry the 18th inst, yesterday after
noon at 2. 30 o'clock with IA cabin and 80 steer
age passengers and full cargo. The steamer
encountered severe west winds and was pretty
wen iced up. We are indebted to the purser
for late Hles Of English papers.
I3e steamer due next week is the "Peruyi.
90, Napt. Smiih. The ''Nestcrian," Capt
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JANUARY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERh-ooppARD
j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Addie r. Loring vs.. Greenfield p.
Thompson. Action tor money had and resolved.
Amount claimed, s2s. Judgment tor plaintiff for
t15.bs.
WI Vinton. bennett & bennett.
SATURDAY, JAN. %.
General civil motion day, Tor hearing Of trustee
disclosui es, completion Of exceptions, &c also for
the trial Of Nos 119, $780, 2l6 22 1872 27e, 3o7 31o
ga gag BIT s2f
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# O r e IGN.
The Wan. in Europe.
PARIS STILL STANDING.
Red Republican resurrection in
the City.
France.

aUIzoT URGING PEACE.
LONDON, Jan. pa letter from Guizot to
Gladstone is published to-day, in which the
former argues at length the question of the
proper condition of peace between France and
PRUSSIA. He urges England to at least protest
In favor Of peace and expresses the belief that
such action on her part would not be in vain.
MILITARY DISCIPLINE ENFORCED
A tine !0.O00.0OO francs has been imposed up
on the citizens Of Nancy and the surrounding
district on account of the destruction of rail-
road bridge near Toul by Franc Teurs In
the event of non-payment the military author
ities Will adopt most stringent measures of pun
ishment and confiscation
Inc Russians are in strong force between
Brlenne and Cienvlle The loss of the first
German army in the battle of st. Quentin was
"a officers ana 5000 men.
WAR FACTS AND RUMoRs.
BoRDEAUx. Jan. 26.-Mr. Gambetta arrived
to-day from Lille.
The French have reoccupied Allencon.
Dion.
Considerable of the German forces are hur-
rylng TO the eastern departments. Since the
recent engagements near Belfo-t Gen. B0urba-
kl mas, however, man9uvered so to effectually
protec, the French rear
The Lafayette has arrived in Arroue for the
purpose Of landing her cargo Of American arms
RAILROAD COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE
MoNTMEDY, Jan. 25.-There was a collision
in the tunnel yesterday of trains, one carrying
German recruits for guards and the other
French prisoners Many prisoners were killed
and large number injured.
THE CONDITION OF FRENCH PRISONERS.
SAARBRUcK, Jan. 25.-Several trains of
French prisoners from st. Quentin were halt
ed at the station to day and yesterday on their
way to the interior. Some were wounded and
all were haggard in the extreme aud many
were suffering from hunger. Youths under
twenty and men over forty were in the convoy;
some were in shocking condition and excited
feeling of sympathv in the hearts of the Ger
man people on the platform when the convoy
arrived A batch of wounded Prussians and Ba-
varians have also returned here. Long trains Of
prisoners are passing this way enroute to Yer
sailles. 1t is supposed that they are intended
for the relief Of Paris after the capitulation.-
Heavy snow prevails here.
THE SURRENDER OF BoURBAKI IMMINENT.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-The army of General
Mateuffel is crossing the Doulis in the rear OF
BOurbaki who is being driven into dangerous
position and is certain either to capitulate or
escape into Switzerland. The destruction of
tho bridge at Toul does not interrupt the
transport Of munitions.
VERSAILLES Tan % -Favra raturnad to
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by counties:

1t is due to the United States Marshal to add
that the figures heretofore given were made by
| outside parties.
The Committee on r ilreads gave leave to
Withdraw on the petition for right bridge to
| from Orrs to Barley's Island, Harpswell.
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co Nj M II II @ A L,

Receipts by Railroads and sieambeats.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, II ears
nour, do paper, do shocks, do laihs do clap,
soads, Is DO lumber, do bran. do lard, do match
apnnts. do ashes, do supdriss; shipment 10 Eu-
rope, cars -four, u do PROVISIONS.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-27 cases mdse "a oil
oos VI bdls hoops &c empty hhds IL pkgs sundfies.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD-1 car pota-
Toes do lumber, "a bags waste 40 carboys,7 cases
MISE MISE o. bdis broom handles, &c pans springs, ITO
naes' tvbs butter 100 peiis, l2 Eds sash, III pkss
Rase, u cars freight tor Boston.
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OHIO.
YOUNG GIRLS UTTERlNG CoUN

YOUNG GIRLS UTTERING COUNTERFEIT MONEY,
CINCINNATI, Jan. N.-Two girls named Ger.
trude aud Mary Stadfelt, aged 20 and 16 years
respectively, were brought to this city to-day
from MIDI 'eton, Ohio, where tkev were arrest
ed for passing counterfeit $40 dollar bills OF the
National Bank of Poughkeepsle, N. Y. They
said they found them on the floor of a car
while coming from Dayton to Middleton They
were held to answer.
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eI- DR.. Sage's Catarrt Remedy produces
perfect cures in the worst cases Of Cata.rh.-
"Cold in the Head" Coriza and Catarrha.
Headache, as hundreds Of testimonials from
we'll known citizens and eminent physicians
who have used it in their practice abundantly
testify. 1t is mild, pleasant and unirritating
The proprietor offers $500 for a case of Catarrh
that be cannot cure. Send to any address by
mail on receipt of sixty cents. Address R. v.
Pierce, M. D., 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N.
Y. Sold by druggists. Remember that DR..
Pierce's private Government Revenue Stamp
is on every package of the Genuine.
jan4th-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.
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POVERTY Is BAD, but the worst kind of pow
erty is poverty of the blood; this makes man
"poor indeed for it takes away his strength,
courage and energy; but enrich the blood with
its vital element, Iron, by taking the Peruvian
Syrup, IA protoxide OF irod,) and you will feel
rich and las good as any body"
iap24th cod W1W
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SEBAGo WATERING have assurances that
the present scarcity Of Sebago water will be
only temporary. as the officers of the company
are at work trying to remove the cause of the
difficulty. When the works were constructed
the conduit was extended into the lake at
grade which was believed to be below the
loves; stage of water. Recently, however. the
water of the lake has fallen more than eight
feet below its ordinary lowest point, and it was
found that the city was using more water than
was flowing through the box and was drawing
upon the reservoir. Immediate steps were
taken by the company to remedy the difficulty,
but owing to the extreme severity OF the
weather it va, found impossible to make any
excavation during the cold term. The unusual
demand for water arises from the custom o.
allowing it to run at night to prevent freezing
OF service pipes; and the result is temporary
scarcity.
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CHICAGO, Jan. "a fearful tragedy &C.
ourred at Rock Grove, Winnebago county, or
Wednesday, which resulted in the death O.
three men, woman and two children The
tragedy had some connection with an attempt
ed robbery. No particulars.
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WAsHINGTon.
NOTHING OFFICIAL FROM PARIS.

NOTHING OFFICIAL FROM PARIS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-Secretary Fish stat
ed at the cabinet meeting to-day that he bad
received no official dispatches from Minister
Washburne which would probably have been
at hand had the surrender Of Paris trapspired.
BUTLER's TRIAL FOR FORGERY.
The case of Representative Butler of Ten
nessee, was called in the Criminal Court to-
day on an indictment for forgery. There were
Blk counts in the Indictment. He waived an
arragnment and pleaded not guilty. After the
said there was not t6e slie hest ionnda ton for
pn;i.v and the jury gave verdict of not
10 understood that the friends of the
5u;; ia,tsoaa have compromised their con.
the Senate bill which they expect will be- taken N
Up in few days " '"Ae
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The Brunswick Telegraph, speaking of the
concert given by Shaw's Quintette Club of
this city at Lemont Hall, Brunswick, on We'd
nesday evening says there were six hundred
people present although the thermometer
raneei from Is dogs. to 16 dsgs below zero,
aud that the music was admirably given and
proved very acceptable to the public.
The weather of year ago was in striking
contract to that we have experienced the past
week. Then parties visited the Monarch with
out feeling cold on the water, many in fact
finding overcoats and heavy shawls oppress.
i've.
The steamer HISTORIAN, Capt. Arid, will sail
for Liverpool this afternoon. Mails close at
the post-ofice at 2 80 P. NJ, precisely.
The twelfth promenade concert of the Port.
night.
Monday and Tuesday the celebrated "Dea-
con House" in Boston will be thrown open to
ticket holders prior to the auction sale which
commences on the 18th of February. We re-
fer our readers to the auction column.
Mr.. w. Fl. Kalor, city weigher of hay, while
on ride to Gorham on Wednesday evening
was thrown from his team and badly bruised
Hale exhibits in his window fine photo
graph of the NJ. o. s. s. Co.'s steamer "Scan-
dinaviau. He also has on hand fine collec-
ton Of photographs Of actresses, dancers, etc.
The Grand Trunk and Maine Central trains
were several hours late yesterday.
The Supreme Court came in yesterday
morning but without trausacting any business
Of public interest, adjourned till Monday morn
ing.
The temperance drama of "Ten Nights in Q
Bar-Rcom," is soon to be given by the Anna
teur Dramatic Association" OF Seaside Lodge
of Good Templars at Cape Elizabeth.
No business before the Municipal Court yes
terday morning..
The great ilIusionist turned out a vertable
illusion last night. He and his troupe failed
to put in an appearance.
The lecture at City Hall next Monday might
il becoming the theme of old and young. W.
are glad Oft
Bishop Bacon's lecture on the Mission of thu
Irish to America which was postponed las
Sunday evening on account Of the indisposi
ton of the lecturer, will be delivered to-mor
row evening at the Cathedral at seven o'clock
A collection will be taken for the benefit of st
Patricks Benevolent Society.
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CLOSING sale of ready made clothing this
day, Jan. 2Sih We shall positively close the
entire invoico of ready made clothing to-day,
this forenoon will be splendid opportunito to
buy boys clothing F. o. Bailey & Co.
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JESSE FREEMAN. opposite Printers Ex-
change, has an ample supply of oysters for his
customers to-day. Their good quality cannot
be surpassed in town.
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+. o. BAILEY & Co., will positively close
the stock of ready made clothing at their rooms
to-day. Some splendid trades were obtained
by those who attended YESTERDAY,
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LONDON, Jan. 26-4.30 P. M-Conso!s closed at
92k tor money and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-2os, 1862 sot; do 1866
old, sol; do 1867 s9t; do 10-4Oa, SO. Stocks-Erie
ls3; 1llinois Central hoy Atlantic & Great Western
27t.
LONDON. Jan. 26.-The specie on band at the Bank
England has decreased e1O7 900 sterling since OFT
last report.
LoNDoN, Jan. H-4.30 P. M.-Linseed Oil e29.-
Calcutta Liuseed 69s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. PA 80 p M.-Cotton-sales II, :
Breadstuffs firm. Corn 35s. Provisions are steady.
Beet lies Gil. Pork 92s. Common Resin g. Cd. Spr-
its Petroleum Is adj.
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IT will be seen by reference to our Auction
Column that J. w. Kimball B. Co.'S second
annual sale of sleighs takes place next Thurs
day; it comprises their entire stock.
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THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more CURES than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, 250 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. tt.
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Kinds, under the Preble House, has an as
sortment of cigars that for ripeness and delica-
cy Of favor, cannot be surpassed by any in the
citv
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NEW YORK. Jan. 27-Evening.-It was semi
officially announced this afternoon that j. Edgar
Thompson, President OF the Pennsylvania Central
the same. George W. Pullman. Of the Pullman Car
Co.. ct Chicago and Mr.. Andrew Carrage. President
OF the Union Iron Works at Pittsbu z, will become
Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad Company at
the annual election early in March and that Mr.
Scott will become President of the Company, witch
liquidate all Its floating debt. The following were
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds Of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. jan11eodtf
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JOB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. WIN. M. MARKS.
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CALICO ANlA.
BILLIARDS AND POLITICS,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-Deery won the
billiard match last night, on the 134th inning
500 to Dion's 479. Deery's largest run was 81,
and Dion A.
Prominent Republicans are moving to bring
out the name of A. Seligman for Governor.
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SUMMIT MOUNT WARRINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Jan. 26 Observation taken at7P. NJ
Barometer 1907; change minus 81. Their
moDeter 8 deg change IA degs; relative hu.
Nudity &c. WindN. w; velocity of wind "a
miles per hour. There have been clouds on
the mountain all day. The frost works began
to form again, but q change of the wind il
breaking 1t off and throwing it with the ice in
perfect showers against the house With vio-
ience that is likely to keep us wide awake as
long as it continues
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THAT Bohemian ware is nearly closed out at
Cogia Hassan's. The balance will be sold at
about half former prices.