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CORPUS CHRISTI.
Celebration of the Festival YESTERDAY.

Celebration of the Festival Yesterday.
The feast OF Corpus Christi, which Is a holiday OF
obligation In all Catholic countries, Is the one
specially dedicated 10y the Roman Cathonc Church
TO honor the institution by Saviour OF the mys-
ferrous sacrament OF the Holy Eucharist or course,
under such creeds as do not accept the doctrine OF
transupstantiaLion' the feast is not SO observed
The actual anniversary OF the Holy Eucharist takes
place Oh Thursday, III Holy Week, when the Last
Supper was heidi but as this falls IN the saddest
part Of the period OF the Passion. II was deemed
proper to set apart day whereon all
the soul OF the Christian world might nnd fitting
tongue for their praise OF the MIRACULOUS boon.
THIS was fixed for the Thursday next following
Trinity sunday. Its service Is one or the most beau
tifu IN the Catholic Church. Solemn High Mass IS
sung, lltanies are cnanted and professions with
blazing tapers, glowing banners, whlterobcd maid
ems scattering flowers acolytes with golden crosses
and priests under silken canopies bearing the
Sacred Host In the golden remonstrance. In the
Catholic lands OF Southern Europe these professions
pass through the Streets aud all knees bow Is the
pageant passes In st. PatricKs Cathedral yosteT-
day the day was nonored by all the observances OF
the ritual and IN all the Catholic churches and eccle-
siastlcai colleges and seminaries throughout tho
land the same Difference was paid to the day.
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains splendid cartoon representing Po
lltical Game OF Base Ball. together with the very
latest News by Cable up to the hour Of publication
OF the situation in France; also Telegraphic De-
spatches from All Parts or the World; President
Grant Interviewer; Masonic Matters; Among the
Ku Klux; Wife Murder In Massachusetts,; Another
Negro Hanged in North Carolina; The Arizona Mas
sacre; Mut.ny and Murder at Sea- and the New
Orleans Flood. 1t also contains the latest news
by telegraph from Washington; Artistic. Fashion,
able Political, Religious and Sporting Intelligence,
Obituary Notices; Amnsements; Chronological;
Facetie; Editorial Articles on the prominent topics
Of the day. Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF
the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe
Markets. Financial and Commercial Intelligence,
aud accounts OF all the Important aad interesting
events OF the week.
TERMs:-Sngie subscription, 81: Three copies, SIS:
Five copies, 49, Ten copies SIS: single copies, five
cents eacn. A limited number OF advertisements
Inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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Homeopathic CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, June s, 1871.
Before the adjournment OF the Homeopathic Con-
vention yesterday the report OF the Committee on
Nomenclature and Pharmacy was read and the
Bureau closed.
The report of the Bureau OF Obstetrics being next
in order DR.. II. N. Guernsey, OF Philadelphia, read
a paper on the subject.
DR.. J. II. Woodbury., OF Boston. commenced to
read paper ON Topical Application I'm uterine
diseases, when motion TO adjourn was carried.
In the Convention to-day In. George +. Fo0te, of
New York, chairman of the Bureau Of Psychological
Medicine, made u brief statement in regard to tie
projected erection OF q homeopathic insane asylum
In New York, an appropriation for which has been
received from the Legislature at Albany The State
has already given $4,000 toward It's erection.
Ground has been broken, and the asylum Will,
within year. be in position to receive patients 1t
only remains for homeopathic physicians to con-
tribute their share toward the asylum The institu-
ton Is TO be erected at MiddetOwn. The charter
PROVIDES that the State or New York shall give
$l50,000 provided the homeopathic physicians
raise like sum.
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THE INDIANS.
Montana Sioux Desire TO be Placed on a Re-
servatiOn.


Montana Sioux Desire 70 be Placed on a Re-
servatiOn.
WASHINGTON, June s, 1871.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs has received
letter from the superintendent for Montana Terri
tory transmitting report relating to certain In
dians-Santee, Yancton and other sioux-who have
recently come the MILK River Agency in Montana,
and expressed their desire for peace and proposed
to stay in that part OF the country. These Indians
have for years ranged over the country In Dakota
and Montana, north OF the Missouri river and into
the British Possessions, and been notorious for
their depredations and for their hostility to the
whites. The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
thinks II would be well for all concerned If they
could be induced to reoin the tribes to which they
originally belonged, who are now located In various
sioux reservations in Dakota, but at present this
impracticabie as they do not desire 1t. The coun-
try In which they express wish to stay belongs to
the eros Ventres ana Assinaboines, and the Indian
Bureau deems 1t matter Tor consideration whether
II would be proper to comply with their wishes IN
this particular and also aCcede to their demand to
be placed on footing with the Assinaboines In
respect OF receiving assistance from the Government.
1t seems questionable whether they viii long adhere
treated well and permitted TO remain in the Milk
river country, as the spirit manifested by many Of
them indicates disposition Tor evil, which, unless
under some strong restraint would PROBABLY lead
them TO renew their hostllities, murders and de-
precautions. In view OF these considerations 1t Is
suggested that the matter be brought 10 the notice
oil the War Department, so that such surveillance
may be had over their movements and such mea-
surps adopted to prevent hostiites difficulties on
their part as may be proper.
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TAX LEVY or HUDSON COUNTY, N. j.

The Board OF Chosen Freenoders OF Hudson
county, N. j. held meeting yesterday at the Court
House. The County Collector gave the following
estimate OF appropriations for the coming year.
For bonds maturing ana interest. sl73000; bridges.
S5oODO; ordinary county purposes SlS7 900. Or
this iS700O the snm OF SIS 900 IL deemed necessary
for the support OF the Alnshouse and $4,000 for
the support OF the Pcnitentiary. The State will
amount TO $3.50 95. the State school tax to
Sl79.3il 9o-making grand total OF s67l.0l2 IS.
An Oh ectiOn was made that the appropriation for
the Penitentiary was too small, aud the sum or
$4,000 viii be required to nay for bridges now
under contract A resolution was finally adopted
fixing the tax levy at Sab 900, divided "a follows
For county tax, $4,000, and Tor ordinary county
PURPOSES S,oO 00g
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TIE ORLEANS PRINCES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Political Disabilities OF tho Orleans
Princes Removcd-They Not to Sit in
the Assembly Nor Intrigue for the Throne.
VERSAILLES, June s, 1871.
In the Assembly to-day the debate on The removal
0f the political disabilities OF the Orleans princes,
ladjourned from Monday, was resumed.
THE LAW OF PRESCRIPTION ADVOCATED
The Committee reported III favor OF abolishing
hhe law Of prescription, when President Theirs
and said lie had opposed the abrogahon or the
PAW because he believed such action would
Zoe dangerous. He only assented to the
views OF the committee on the Princes engaging
mot to sit in the Assembly and not enter into any
intrigue against the republic. The safety OF the
public had been confded to him and ne should not
fbetray the trust.
THE VOTE.
The Assembly then voted to abrogate the law OF
prescription by 4S4 yeas to 1o3 nays and proceeded
to declare valid the elections OF Duke d. Aumale
and the Prince de Joinville In the Assembly
by q vote OF isS TO 113.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June s, 1871.
The International Typographical Union met at
nine O'Clock this morning. Mr.. Hammond In the
chair.
The Committee on Subordinate Unions reported
in favor or the working card system, which was
adopted.
resolution was reported from a committee re-
commencing that the subordinate Unions pay the
funeral expenses OF members in good standing.
Adopted
The committee of fast type setting made report,
giving to George Arensberg, Of Philadelphia, first
prize; w. A. Edwards OF Norfolk, second, and
James A. Butler, or Little Rock ARK. third.
Miss Moon. OF New York. offered q resolution that
the International Union recommend that the sub
ordinate unions receive, SO far as practicable, union
girls IN offices on equality with men. The resolu-
ton was adopted.
resolution of sympathy with the miners strike
in Pennsylvania was adopted
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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TfLsGRAaHlC NEWS ITEMS.

The wheat harvest Of California, which commenced last
week. Will yield about bali crop
Laren Ayers who murdered his wife In Manchester N Hs
then Iot himself, died Yesterday.
The National Bank of Brateboro Vt. broken open
by burglars Wednesday night and S20,O0O stolen
Syvanus Kendall, hardware merchant OF Augusta Ga,
committed suicide yesterday by hanging himself IN his shop
Express yesterday without interruption be'
Portland the Boston and Maine road.
Valley Wright alias "lIsavy Blonae the Staten Island
fge arrested San francisco, on his way to New YORK
for trial.
The funeral of the FIVE young who drowned at
North Andover Mass took place to-day Business In the
village entirely suspended
H. A. SocomD cher of police In Woonsockes, r. l., while
attempting aboard moving train OF yesterday.
fell beneath tile wheels and crushed TO death.
brakeman named Jones fell from freight train thu
Lake Shore road Cleveland OHIO yesterday morning.
had both legs by the wheels and hs body badly
mansed Hearing passenger train approaching and Tear
would him also, he stabbed himself twenty
two times his breast and left arm with pocket knife
The OF the passenger train him and stopped
his train, but the died after.
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Henry Harden. assessor o. nrernai revenue for the
second ald THIRD districts OF Wisconsin, consou-
daten and now known az the Second district.
Personal.
letter received from Treasurer Spinner. dated
London, May 3D." conveys the intelligence OF tho
improved health OF that officer who has commenced
operations IN connection with the negotiations for
the new loan.
Pay Inspector \. II. Gilman has been ordered ~
du'y at Bostol. Pay Inspector Abbot mas been do
tachei from duty az Boston and ordered To settle
accounts.
Senator Harlan who returned from Long Branch
on Tuesday, left Washington tonight for Iowa
Mrs. Harlan Il detained here by Indisposttion.
Her daughter, Mrs Robert I. Lincoln, win remain
with her for some time.
J. Franklin Bates, OF Boston, has been promoted
To be chief or the Division or Issue In the office OF
the COmDtroIier OF the Currency. vice L. NJ Price,
resigned.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, June s, 1871.
The Jou,nd, de 81 Petersburg gives detailed ac-
count OF the ceremonies attending the presentation
yof the Imperial Order of Osmanli to the Car.
This order was instituted by the Sultan in 1861
and Is only conferred sovereigns and diplomatsts
20; high degree. The diamond-set order was
handed to the Car by the Turkish Envoy especially
sent for the purpose.
K The Envoy made short speech, dwelling on the
lfrendly relations now existing between Russia and
Turkey, and expressing hope that the present act
would bind closer ties OF amity the Car and the
Sultan.
The Emperor Alexander then made brief reply,
Naying that he was sensible o, the honor conferred
upon him by the Sultan, and that now that the Lon
ldon Conference had removed all points Of irritation
between Russia and Turkey nothing could disturb
ltne present entente cordidie.
The Emperor Alexander left ST. Petersburg yes.
kerday for Berlin. where he will witness the entry
pf the German army. lie VIII then reJoln the
Empress at Ems.
The Russian campaign against Khiva has, ac-
Wording to the announcements of the Official Jour-
mails, been successfully terminated.
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G q l. q M 3 ] "A (.
The War in Colombia Defeat of The
Insurgents
Arrival of the United States
Steamer Resaca at Panama.
SHrP LOST at sHD.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, jamaica June s, 1871.
Dispatches from Aspinwall OF the 9th state that
another engagement had taken place at Tilpa State
OF Boyaca, between the government troops and the
insurgents, In which the former were victorious,
driving the latter all sides and INJECTING great
slaughter. The government troops numbered 1900
and the insurgents $780, The insurgents have been
disbanded, ana the government party is again Sc
cure In power
LOSS OF AN AMERICAN SHIP.
The ship Illinois, from New York for San Fran
CISCO. foundered at sea. The crew was saved.
News from Panama to the 9Th has been received.
The Catholic Bishop had arrived.
Tho United States steamer Resaca has returned
to Panama. disappointed IN not discovering canal
route. She VIII return to the United States shortly.
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TYE UNITED STATES sap PORTSMOUTH,.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
SIR-in the HERALD OF this morning, under
the head OF naval Intelligence Is a state
ment to the effect that the United States snip
Portsmouth Is an unhealthy vessel, ana that
she has been used as hospital ship. Now,
SIT, for the simple purpose OF relieving the
anxiety OF persons having relatives ana friends ON
board the Portsmouth beg 10 state, through the
Columns OF the great American newspaper, that I
served q term OF two years-IS87 and ls6S--on that
ship IN various capacities. and during that period
there was not single death, or even a OF sick
ness that cOuld be regarded as serious. As to the
Portsmouth having been ever used as hospital
ship can positively say that 1t was not within the
past ave years. Where was she 80 used and whenS
Yours respectfully, JOAN NJ, SMITH,
RRoovLyN. June D. ISL,
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June g. 1871.
The House OF Commons tonight engaged in long
debate on the Army Regulation bill. Mr.. Cardwell
defended the clause abolishng the sale OF military
commissions.
An Incidental VOTE while 1t did not decide the
question Of abolition. showed the government had
majority Of III votes
THE WEATHER.
The weather throughout England Is tar, but IN
favorable to the crops.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF Eng
land Is published to-day. The amount Of bullion in
vault is s3.5 900 greater than last week.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Convention of superintendent Of Insane
ADMINISTRATION Presbyterian Church
synod.
TORONTO, Ont, June 8, 1871.
The Superlntendents OF the Insane Asylums Of the
United States were entertained last evening by
Lieutenant Governor Rowland They are holding
session to-day i'll the Legislative Assembly Chamber
In the Parliament House.
The Synod of the Presbyterian Church In Canada.
in connection with the Church in Scotland Is now
IN session here The Rev. DR.. Morrison, or Owen
Sound, has been elected Moderator.
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TIE C0x.UalpiW STRIKERS.

AppTeLeDsfons OS EiDt-N0 Compromises
With tho Hscn-Ncw Hands To BE Eur
played.
Messrs. sherman, Allerton Il Giilett have
solved that they can get along without the men
who refused to work under the conditions laid down
for them by their employers at the Communipaw
stock yards and aDattolr. They have accordingly
engaged gang Of men to take the place OF the
strikers, anu portion OF this gang, II Ia stated,
comes from Chicago. Threatening demonstrations
were made yesterday by the strikers against the
new Corners, and a squad OF police was sent down
from headquarters at Jersey City to prevent breach
of the peace. Up 10 midnight, however, no trouble
occurred.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAaKEr.-LoNDoN, June 50 PM
Consos closed 81 for money and 9iss 9lA for
account United States hvctwenty bonds 1862, N ls55,
old. s0sa; 1857, gay; ten-iortes, $50.
PARIS MoSEY MARKEr-PAEis, June 7-Evening =
Rentes closed a So francs 81 cenmes
FRANKFORT MONEY MARKEr-FRANKFoRr, June Z
Evening" States i've twenty bonds closed 9
for the issue OF 1867. .
LIvRRpoof COTTON MARKEDLY ERrooL, June SIS
r. M.-The market closed easier. Middling uplands,
Sid; middling Orleans, sad The sales OF the day
10000 bales including 5000 for export and specu-
lation.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LrvHRPoor, June
s.--Lard Ala. 3D. per cwt. .
LivERpooL BasApsIuTrs MARKRr.-LrvrRpool, June
sThe market easier Corn US 3D. per quarter for
Peas Ais. I'd per quarter for Canadian
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GERMANY.
Arrival Of the Gear at Berlin-His Reception by
Emperor William.
TelEGBaM TO THE NEW yOag HERALD.

BERLIN, June s, 1871.
The Emperor Alexander and his son. Alexis Alex
Androvitch, with a large stan and a body Of Rus
sian Imperial Guards, arrived to-day in Berlin.
Tney were met OF the railway station by the
Emperor William, the Crown Prince and other
princes OF the Imperial family, and escorted to the
tpalacc by q regiment OF the Imperial Guard
The Car will probably remain to witness the
Hriumphal cutry OF the German army.
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WEST INDIES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 8, 1871.
Carlotta Patti has arrived here from Panama, and
started for England.
The Jamaica engineers have begun the works
necessary Tor the irrigation Of the soil.
The bark Chester was wrecked on Turks Island.
Advces from Trinidad are TO May 2S.
The Indians were engaged In religious festivities
similar to those OF the hlndoos part OF the
mony is for the devotees to walk through fire. I'M
mense crowas witness the ceremonies.
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FIRE IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
Two Hundred Houses developed in Flames
Loss Of Lives and Property.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW yOas HERALD.

LONDON, June 5, 1871.
despatch from Constantnople dated yesterday.
says fires broke out that morning simultaneously
In four places and at one time 200 houses were In
flames. Fortunately the wind was light, and there
control
Tho damage done already was very heavy The
nres are supposed to have been the work OF incen-
diaries The loss Of lives and property has rot yet
been asccrtained.
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A FOUL FLY.

Curious Case of Alleged Poisoning-Death
from n Fly Bite.
Henry Bush a German, thirty.one years OF age,
late OF 101 Forsyth street, ded yesterday In Bellevue
Hospital, to when he was admitted on the 9th. He
said he had previously been stung on the neck by
nv resulting In an a bscess, which was quite pain
full. On Wednesday night he ESCAPED through q
window of the ward In which no was confined, and
was subsequently found on tho pier near the hospi
tai ana taken back, death ensuing soon a{terward.
Coroner Hermann was nQtyhedk
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THE PHOTOGRAPHERS CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA. June s, 1871.

PHILADELPHIA, June s, 1871.
At the session OF the Photogra pliers Convention
the President stated that Professor Morse was the
first man who took Photographic picture on the
American Continent. The camera which he then
used Is still In existence, and 1t was intended to
have IL exhibition at this time, but this lnten-
ton could not be carried out. On motion 1t was
agreed that the Convention give three hearty cheers
next saturday morning at the hour OF unveling the
Morse monument IN New York. and that Professor
Morse be advised by telegraph Of the fact al the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09
TIE HsITERS' HATIlsll CONVENTION.

This Convention, which has been In session, with
closed DOORS during the past three DAYS at the Ire
mont House, adjourned sine de at ten O'Clock yes
terday morning. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year-Presldcnt Thomas Clark
Marteawan, N. Y; Vice President, G. z. German,
Natck, Mass. Secretary, 7. J. Feathcrston, Middle
town, n. T.; treasurer, u. f. Dolan Lawrence,
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ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
MONTGOMERY,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June s, 1871.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany, better known as stanton's road, was to-day
placed in bankruptcy by Judge Busted, of the
United States District Court. The petition was
made by W. A. q. Jones. an Alabama creditor,
whose claim 10 about $1,000. q. IL. Grandin and
John r. Bradley are appointed temporary custodians
nenainr the election OF Assignee by creditors
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RUSSIA.

Presentation Of the Order Conferred by the Sui
tan Upon the CEar-Speeches Of the Turkish
Envoy and the Emperor Alex
snder-Departure Of the
Car for Berlin.
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OsrRANDER.--,)n Thursday, June 8, &c the resi-.
dence OF his son.in-law, at Bay0lne, N j., ISAAC.
OsrRANDE OF this city, In the nth year or his age
Funeral from Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
Thirty ourth street near Eighth avenue, on Satur
day afternoon. ut two o'clock Relatives and friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend.
without further notice.
rFor other Deaths see Ninth Pngel
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GtHsssL SYNOD or THE REFORMED CHURCH.

Albany, June :, 1871.
At the General synod OF the Reformed Church
held here Rev. william J. X. Taylor, OF Newark, N
j., was elected PRESIDENT Rev. John Mcclellan
Holiness of hudson, n. r.. assessor, and Rev. N, L.,
Buyer and Cornelius Brett, secretaries.
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VIEWS OF TIE PAST.

JUNE Q.
lS-0-Cbarles Dickens died.
ls62-Batte OF Port Republic, Va.
ls53-rhe preaching OF Father GavaZzl caused
riot IN Montreal, Canada. the military fired
upon ana killed ten OF the rioters.
lS0O-Batte OF Montebello; tue Anstrlans dejeated
bv the french.
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MUSIC F13 THE MILLION.

Tho Department or Public Parks announce that n
the weather he 1ne there Will be music by the Cen
trail Park Band the Battery Park, tins (Frday) az
ternoon, from SIX to eight O'Clock. The following IL
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ENGLAND.

mons-The Government Sustained by
Preliminary Vote.
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TELEGRAM TO The NEW York HERALD.

LONDON, June s, 1871.
Late advices from the Cape OF Good Hope TO
the effect that the accounts from the diamond fields
are still encouraging.
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A.--Ladics and Gents for the Country. - 4
you 18th gooi Boots and Saoes patrcaEe MILLER CO.,
No ) Union square
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Crockcry and Glass M Prices 10 sui. the
lilles, at q. ELSaM'S, ia 2owery.
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All G.. o. D.-S2 saved on Gentiemen'-
Mouse Pearl Cashmere Hats La gest sockeger of2xe1
al retail Is Cortlandt street