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PERSONAL

B.P. Shilaber Mrs Partngton) also intends
70 enter the lecture field with Ike rs his principal stock
III trade.
The Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts receives the Yale
Alumni Association .at his residence in Seconda'e On
Wednesday evening.
Prentice MulfOrd-whOeveT he may be--is to
succeed (say the Francisco jOurnas) Bret Hate as
editor of The Operl0Hd Monthly.
The present partners of the ROthschilds num-
Der some 10 in ALL the fourth remove from Mayer
Ansem ROhschid, the founder Of the great family oi
Hebrew bankers.
Mazzini's health seems to be improving. AT
least he has become editor and issued the hr' mum
her of "A new journal. The Roman People, In the Eternal
City, with much promise OF success
President Grant Gen. Sherman, Secretary
Belknap, and many other prominent army officers aud
pubc men, are TO present at the meeting Of the Army
OF the Tennessee in Cincinnati next month";
The Crown Prince of Sax0ny Is mentioned
I'm pen photograph as a very tall spare basful' aWk-
ward man with milk8ndwater eyes, and long. thin'
struggling yellow har-in short, "a mature Master SIGN
der.
Some one CLAIMS to have discovered that
william NJ Tweed is the hacker and director OF inc
Louisville Ledger aud other Western and North Western
Journals Is 1ammany carrying the war oI conquest o
the remote ptONlHccsI
Col. Frederick w. Hadfeld of New-York has
been appointed Military Secretary to Gov. Hoffman
Col HadGeld IL gentleman every way qualified Tor me
post ANA his many friends Will regard the appointments
"a fitting and dceerNed
Ralph Waldo Emerson regards Work more
worthily than do most The course OF is lectures
NJ which he has Just completed the delivery at Harvard
College he spent two years in writing, and rarely had at
any one tins more than 100 persons IN MS ahuencc'
However we shall vet have the lectures III BOOK lOrm
when EeTsOns audience viii De tho greater part oil INC
,,tfft .fa al
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NORTH CAROLINA.
IMPEACHMENT OF GOV. HOLDEN.


RALEIGH, March 10.-Three witnesses for the
respondent two of them being important ones, were
examined in the Court Of Impeachment to-day.
John w. Long. OF Huntsville Ala, but formerly
member Of the Ku-Klux in Alamance County, testified
his completely in large numbers OF political oufrages
and many upon colored Republicans. He said that the
oath Of the order required them 10 protect each other
by swearing faithfully in essbox, to give In false
verdicts in brother member trial, to over
throw the Republican party, to prevent the elevation
Of negroes TO equal rights with white men, aud
10 defeat the reconstruction measures Of Congress- Inc
witness further testified In court that b. executed
the DEGREES OF another and that he heard the order
Tor the execution OF ShUfner Republican neulDef OF
the Legislature read IN his camp. He produced the AIS
gise always used by the kukuXes and worn on their
raids, which consisted Of a white gown and cap, with
eye holes and long and horns The testimony was
successful O the Impeachment, in being orOsseXam-
ined he Acknowledged ne had compromised thoit SUIT
He fred nj house In which were cOored children being
taught aud confessed. with tears in his eyes, that lac was
not a trst-oass character
j. A. j. Paterson testified he was chief Of Constu-
tiOnal Union Guards, in Alamance County, and Las
entered five camps.
Upon ruling of the Chief Justice that testimony as TO
the existence OF KukluX outside OF the ALLEGED lnsur
rect0nary counties admissible, the Yeas aud Nays
called, when the Senate refused to sustain the
ruling by vote OF 80 To 10.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOIES.
"AcroSS the Continent tonight, at Woods
Museum-for the first time here.
Mr.. l.. X. Shewcll has been engaged by
Madam Janauschek, in place OF Mr.. Frederick Robin
son, to travel with her, as "leading man"
We hear good reports of a performance Of
Zoe. in "The OctOrOOn," 10y Miss Agnes Stanheid on
Saturday night, al the Williamsburgh Opera House,
Mr. Booth, at his own theater, will appear,
on the 20th inst, OihciO. Mr. Barrett viii play f@0
Subsequently the two actors Will exchange THESE paris
PEACE will be celebrated at the German
(StadO Theafcr tonight Marie Secbach VIII act ann
Eliza and will appear, also, as Geird1ta-he orchestra
OF the German opera playing oyertures ana national
airs
Mr.. J. b. Polk has been engaged at Wal
lacks Theatcr for next scason.-bl1Ss Madeleine hen
ri0es who has temporarily retired from the stage VIII
not. il is intimatcd TcjOin Mr. Watcks dramatic CON-
pany in which many admirers will miss her grace
ful presence.
1t should not be forgotten that Miss Glyn
will give the first of her series OF readings at Asso
citation Hall tomorrow night Hamlet has been Sc
leced for Interpretation TINS Ocasi0i and we Juuge
that the announcement cannot fail TO attract large
audience.
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FINE ARTS.

PRIVATE VIEW OF TIE AVERY COLLECTION
A large number Of gentlemen prominent in
literary and artistic circles together at the sOmer
Vile Gallery Saturday evening" 20 witness the open.
ing of the exhibition Of Mr.. s. T. Avcys collection of
paintings and objects OF art which, Oh account Of Mr.
Ayery's projected journey TO Europe, are to- DO
sold AT auction on Monday and Thuescay OF
next week the goth and 2lst OF March
The skill taste and enterprise Of this energetic collector
arr aways sufficient guarantee of the excellence OF his
exhibitions and all who attended the private we" on
Saturday richly repaid. The American "I'St" are
of course the represented many Of them DY spec-
mems OF their best styles. Whittredge has a good
motive Of landscape "near Gloucester NO IL;
Clifford who is now every where doing
his bust has several admirable studies Of warm rch
color; Casilcar has charming picture Of water IN the
cleaning No 81 T. T. Church Is represented by one OF
his earliest and yet most elaborate w0fkk-a
"Twilight in Vermont" Boards "In and
Out" universally known by the engraving
IA and old and valued acquaintance 10 most
persons who visit the gallery Kensott McEntee ana
shauck have several unusually happy bits Of woodland
nature. Darby contributes two admirable sketches
milking Time" and scene from the Bravo Eastman
has several pictures perhaps the most pleasing
being Faeter's Dinner"
Among the meritOriOus foreign artists whose WORKS
adorn the collection, there the names Of Lanbret
Gugnict, the younger Jacomin Hertcl Of Dusseldorf
Caraud, Saal HcrIog, anu tDe anyways pOpudi anu P"
ing Meyer Bremen, We return to some OF these
names hereafter.
We hardly know whether to number orr own Bough
ton among foreigners Americans, he has given us 50
little Of his society during recent years We are proud
of his standing abroad, but we wish lac would give
to us in Now-YoTk the wholesome cOntagion of his
honest and conscientious work. He has several pic
lures in this collection, the best of them, and we
venture to say, OF the best in the gallery s his
beautiful presentation OF Victor Hugo's COsete, No
g. No higher praise could be given than to say That the
artists conception OF gilsh freshness and innocence Is
fully worthy Of the immortal poet who wrote
"Lcs Miserablts" We could wish tribe more
emphasis Of aerial perspective but must take Bough-
ton as we find him. He ia always honest as the day,
as devoted truth Fakeer to his idol, and a. sure
of his means as II he controlled the very composition OF
tho solar rays. He has rarely made better use OF his
opulent resources than in this charming picture.
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ANOTHER SUPPOSED NATHAN MURDERER

Yesterday man called at the job-room OF
M once for the purpose Of having small amount Oh
printing done The person to whom he applied n.1 Jsi
n4sbrJ recalling description of Forester the ailegou
,'nrderer of Nathan In New York and he was az Oc9
struck with the appearance Of his eustoet m eerY
survey satisfied him that the man answeteu ln every
uarticy,lar lie description he had read Oh Eoi
rrester The size. hight, complexion the ansen.
,aoth all we're there. sending the man '"
cer.ain nace to obtain a sample u the W0tk no
wished eTccntrd he followed him. and meeting En,e' ,h
nalinc sherman told him OF his suspicious, Wheh iho
tt1i", dat,inSd the man, and after carefu lOOhhg
oyern WAS aee satisfied that he had the right man.
particularly ghen he found on ma arm, p ~ rbe n
nrot,ed hi, Innocence and referred to persons VINO
Pro hir Ia such persons he taken, when be was
knon . ~ ho : ali right" Is made explanation, ana
eT resdnt the descriptions Of FORESTER Mas aAloShel
Ia ace how Itrfectly he answered H.
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AN OPERATE sWINDLE AT PATERSON.

The Washington and New-IOrk operate
Comedy and Variety Troupe advertised performance
at the Opera House in Paterson saturday evening. io
bouse was well filled with peasure-seekers, but all tue
with the exception of two failed to make their
onnearance The audience waited patiently unul
o'clock when they made rush for the tcketOhco ana
demanded the return Of their money. Nelson OSden.
manager OF the Company Immediately began 10 Ieure
tba rfs and continued tO do until his money was
Exhausted Then the excited crowd became turbulent,
and NOT seemed imminent. At this junetuIe Wieh .no
managers life was greatly endangered, poil.Snl
Closed tbe ticketoncc window, and two other OhceIs
ran 10 the side OF building where they asSsteu hr
OGDEN 10 make his escape through window, ana men
lrorted him 10 the depot half dead with irlght Ie
,nnI nnding that their intended victim had escapei'
AnlI nI.nnrrrI.
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CLINICS AND cAsuALr1Es-BY TELEGRAPH.

August Beneke. Cashier Of the United States
Savings Institution ST. Louis led on Friday night
At Atlanta. Iowa on the 4th INST, Charles
Parker named Hoover who also Au " SHo'
bis wife DO. failed. JesOusy wa the cause
James Legg & Co.'s wooden mil at BnrrlllVille'
l. hyiug eight Of machinery VI" burned on SATURDAY LO'
$1,000; insurance, S9J,j@.
The steamboat Phil Allen was seized ~ Mem
pi Tenn on Pay bringing 30 empty whisky baffeh 'ls stamps
on which had not been Cancelled
In Camden. N j., on Saturday, John Ward was
convicted 81 murder hc 8ri ieyree 10 tlhg JONI "AJ %
ieuse attempted To- prove al ahb' -,
AFR Morrissey. Superintendent of John Wad-
Trges mines Al kserge Penn accidentally hfd on hAui'
dsy while coming from the mine.
NJ House. the divorce lawyer, has hled Dohds
In ~ 10 the Randolph IN iAfiosd ahH 4i" "
Ltchheld, ami has left iOf this city.
Mr. Mende Of the firm Of Mendel, flmont q
Co LIQUOR If san Francisco ahcOudo et'hg ne Din IN
olged tue foil ernt The lablei are mol f<e
In the wilkins express robbery case IN Albany,
SATURDAY, eserai wns examined lu l""i VI
edd The esmony was en cioso and ID psohcfs 9oI vi
vail sum up Odly.
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p,rxrP,1 OF A CoLOREp SENATOR.

The colOred citizens of New-lork ana
BROOKLYN assembled yesterday in Wiiliamsburgh
70 attend the funeral OF the Hon. Isaiah L.
Lyons. late member OF Sthe State Senate OF
virginia whose remains had been embaned
and forwarded 10 his former residence for inerment
The body lay in state in Washington Hal from 10 D. H.
until 2 D. M during which time over 5000 persons
viewed it, AT Il o'clock the hall crowded inI rep
reenaton the cOlOrcd organizations OF Brooklyn ana
New-York being present. After the opening e1
ercises a enlogy was pronounced by Louis H. PUTNAM
norton OF the proceedings Of the Virginia senate OF
Fcb.e2 read by the speaker, IN which tii pOy
pre- cd it, at the intelligence OF Senator lyon,
death, and adjourned out of respect 10 MS memory i
Putnam gave brief history of the life VI senate iuus
When four years Of age he Ia reside IN Nlilhs
bnrgh with III, parents and az the Of years neu
me position Of Office boy Dr. Palmer. Here ne cohllh
ned 10 give satisfaction for three years. ana thth WIZ
into the employment ~ DR.. Peter W. Ray, hhd HoI ~
OF Dr. j. McKeon Smith. Upon the breaking out W Wy
Rebellion, he, through the influence of friends optou
a position in the 9th Regiment OF Pennsylvania anu was
subsequently made hospital steward. In the iattei lo
en the devotion he displayed 10 the cause o NE co
try can bee well verified by who do honor 20 ms
meupry After the war, Mr. Lyons returned 10 holth'
amplon, Virginia, and opened drugstore, but INC us'
p0don the people carried him 10 the senate hh,h
Der and there while IA the discharge OF hlr dut5' ho
dlrd. 49, . ,,.,t,, IN,
Inc audience was dismissed with the enedieioh DI
the RY Mr. Garnet. The processiOn was men loI ne,
On THpadwty in the following order; !. Commute" W
Arrangement in cuTiages-P W. Ray NJ. d., LOUIS ~
Putuuu Richard CrOly PctcG NOgo.a9ugi ana hoVlL ne
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TOLEDO, lFour steady with moderate demand WHEAT
No White Michigan ~ stead with Moderate demand,
igh Nyel cite Low Mixed 6nlc Oats in light demend ho ers
finn; Michigan Rece p.lO UO bbis Flour 4DW Ouh "he
1909 bush. Corn. 90 bush. Oais. 80, q.
ALEVY Nrrl Misunderstanding doing Ryei sales $500 bush
Westsrn on rvse ms steady: sales Neseu az J6c
Barleyno steady; sales western At Ojc beei
C,tteair business doing prices ranging from 81 % TO - 90
MILWAUKEE, March Flour dull ESa Sprng % oo@ % %
Wra-No Alsausee frmer At . al OatsHO scarce al .
No red zoe Ryt and Barley quiet end unchanged Mess Prk
w,ak AZ ~ Dressed Hos dHn tDS7 % Receipts Ol bbh
Flour 20 Wheat Shpnen-4OOO bbls Flour lJ Ou'
a.
GtRyyt March ll-Whea' dull No Red held at al 40 No
Red D. declining: High Mixed tic Oss steady st3'c
PEI oeun-C-uie nothing doing ihnel quei st 22ic $500.
MgpPHs March ll-COttOn heavy A. lA~l1ic kecepn INV
bales: shipments bsS Flour hm at 30 Z5G 800 So BON
and .e,,e ~ 7305c Oats quiet Gle Lard urcang Pork dn
and nomnly 52 u and scarce &C. for Shoulitrs 10
I2 for ss Bulk Meats dnl Ut &c. for Shoues lie Tor sizes
unaN lrrhn asltheT checks outdoor tIade
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WAYNE COUNTY
POLITICAL NOTES.

The two political parties III Missouri are or
ganilng for the Spring campaign The Democratic Com
mittee has adopted the plan of primary elections for
Ward and Township nominees, also for delegates 10 the
civ and County Conventions. The committee aiNo
adopted a resolution ignoring AL secret Organizations
The Hon. Geo. G.. Mckee, Representative III
Congress from the vicksburg District, is prominently
mentioned by Mississippi papers in connection with the
seatin the Senate declined by Gov Acorn Gen Mchee
served with credit IN tine Union army throughout the
war During hi. service In Congress he has ptcu very
Influential in the delegation from the Gulf states.
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TIE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

"
HAvANA March tlSuyarIhe better feeling IN the msrse
holder. dund sdvanc; business opened heavy bus improved
close nut prices uned; e1lo1eI during the
fru Havlus and Manzas, 2l boxes o. When 6Jl boxes
Nee for The United States; AMI 200 hhd OF which $500 hs were
m he limited states stoc In in Havana and NJ ians
2l2J bids Frghs frm is expected The
drouh nurs growing Tobacco. Bacon dull Il l5lc Butter
dali coal steady Al Floor easier At SligSi 3l
us8le 22dI Sugatcuei 2bdZIc iar dut
gle in bins. Lumber quiet; White ne ZJ1
go Fitch Pine SEA t6 Potatoes in demand at D. Iaiow
Market Dri quoted 2l Box ShOoksMarae supplied quoted
a; Ishead Shooks quiet at - 50 - Obs Empty hoeaheds
in demand Il $685. IS BEchngeOn London, l6i PER cent
premium; currency the United States short sight bdt pef
cent oun do days syhs 4Gii yer cent discounts gold on
DAYS sight, a as cent pTenumi d. short ssnt
5ia6I per cent
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,. With sur,, 70 Iias Co v 70 Daksr Dayton s,oiin
p 's' rl q, .ce b. Cana for Bal more
y" G 80 vel 70 m,er passed P,rssmbuco Poe 10 and
pss.ase nd been day, o. Hsarras.
% % Harvey Barnes. 90 ,s .iS W Is,s P cS H. S' %
h"s o' et por. ing Anne GARNER SesYork 9aag
wrche,er Towne. Has been tdaYs north Of iIatisrss
hchr y anger oi BrooAhayen Abrob Psrs via sbb
are len port scr. Ocean Ps for NesYorE in 10 d,y ssosmy
shr Rsbecca Atwood tof Hrvich) Pain B,r,eo, a,. vii
fnit to Douer Potter Co vessel Wsuherr Ten il ori
.etr, phe ogae Alayo and Aea ,u for scsYos to n
March Frrk Davis sll Roe Hore Er Ncs Yo 10 Ell On INA;
George vi shingon for Charleston. s. C.. loaiinE.
order; vessel walsh Fsls w.. Has ben dy, nors o. lat
scr cha. Ron. crferos II DAYS Win rpr "a order,
verse " Jonas smh Co. llss been lays 70 n Of llsi'
" 80 - = T. Pes9ai vessel TO Va Bn1i stsit
Lewis Sylvester Let no vessels
DOMESTIC PORTS.
& ~ m2SE,v asrch iAPlsse iol Ranorr .er wins.
IN ,5e Roads boand oubhyi Cbesipeake Mis Mason.
s'vAssAH, Ca March ie-Arryei ship B- from c,nao h-s
e1sn o. Hearts from herDo"l Ar Encaan from Se~Iort
csegas Tor Baltimore put Win cargo sni chr T.rr, fc-
ran Francisco March l2bs s,sa, Moe. T,rlo, n, 10,
honouo o. he 1i The BARI knvoJ from Hong Kong
wHALERs.
TIC Anean Th'e' Vaults ard Oseo spoken
d. Cnnhs They reported having met with fair suoce.s
SPOKEN.
schr il'r., White from Pouce r.. FOR PhlaiepSh March
FOREIGN PORTS.
sEOsEI An,,'sa Nan .,1 s1e ships %,@ Turner fo, New
tie sn port for oou and s wa1s and oS r. 10.
Rutland and Maids hare ,aied for IoudoS via Ae.is
Tide from Boston snd viii proces eastward seeng he special
e mil se,me-, 6 ali s Sonf Ap.ira an port or force ts VIA
Of .nbsdy The ship Na hing rog haura has arrived
Melbourne, roae for Yale She aae' on e e aaa saA
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POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, March 1.-THE political caropaig'
pending the State election next Tuesday has been cha'
acterizcd by unusual quetness In public speaking, tic
Republicans holding nearly all the meetings, With ahe
and popular speakers. The Republican canvass usually
remarkable for accuracy, indicates the election OF Mr.
Pike, Governor by large majority II Ia believed $40
that the Republicans will carry the and lid Congrs
Districts the lid being In doubt though the friends OF
Gen. stevens, Republican, claim the election sure.
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Drayton; ?. Stone Square Lodge No G. r. and A. NJ OF
which Senator ons was member; s. Hearse contain
ing the coffin, with six black and white pumed horses
Col Hawkins and staff and representatives. from thc
Townsend Musketeers tine skidmore Guards veteran
Guards, the Excelsior Guards, and the SiOOnon ffp
tective Union OF NewYork: 3. Lincoln Association OF
the sixteenth Ward OF Brookyn O. United Benevolent
Society of New York 7. Carriages Tho procession pro
ceeded up Broadway to Myrtcaye and thence 10 Union
Cemetery. The remains inferred in tho cemetery
after the Performance Of the Masonic burial service by
l.. NJ. Alexander {. COTprew of stone Square Lodge
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the Philharmonic and other musical associations and
also ny the Ola Guard Corps in iu uniform under com
rho diving wsh Of ther L., Inn, Os VI icopo,g ~,
parted for inc hrst time from their ruo Of avoiding
SUNDAY paridcs draiull1'A fth Regiment Band at
tended in uniform, and PLAYED solemn dirgr The
funeral Offices were performed Ivy the Rev Dr. Potter OF
Grace Church. Thcre were no pallbearcrs Mr. KYLE
was co years Of age and leaves a widow and several
daughters. Ills disease was consumption
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM gRARLRSTON-In steamship Georgia March l'-Bi.hoP
Irrch Mai WOODWARD Dawson Capt Smith T. Blake Is j.
Rr W. Mh W C. willard G. relsmor Mira A. Dersmore, j. g.
Livingston, A. Roll Warner 1hos DOnghery John keho@ r.
Davis Smith Martin Duie Ihos Duee H. LemOn jacob
johnson y Harrison 90 .
PROM $EWORLEASS-In steamship Bieavll'. March l2-Mrs
Perkins a} Walker we r. Ou,tCld lhos H. Hove,
sorj W Soper H. BeTshmnn, Geo Randolph Jas Bell
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AUSTRALIAN MARKETS.

sYpysT jan 3BIehge Lo'don at 90 days per cent pre-
mium
American goods supplied Sydney Kerosene has advanced
Bet English gaoa Square Lumber scarce Fne Iobacco
A. Mebou-7 sac Of Kerosene making at J79 Lumber s
The Ae de Com market very brisk and large sales Of Wheat are
MAXI At u q
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Inhn McNamarn Of No. 90

John Mcnamara of No. 2i3 Muberryst. qnarrcled
Saturday with bis spson. Richard MeMalus. caught up
umber ana ma movement hurl HIM The latter seled
and dealt the Old blow .h bead curng h5 skull
and telling n,enhe the foo MAiauu locked up the
Srg Police Station and the wounded was taken - Bellevue
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Tlln.rs 10 5lrs. Win.loy's Soothing syrup, We hiVs
relieved from sepes nights Of painful watching Win poor 'us
ing tee,h.ng children
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,,,vppAL OF JOHN A. KYLE.

Jobp Archibald Kyle, for many. years an
aonr MUSICIAN Of considerable note In this CITY, was
buried yesrrday afternoon from the residence OF his
-, is,, the late capt James Rogers No. li2 Eat
,,-,i.,h - The funeral was attended hy momhoTg Of
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MIKRIED

Wedding md Visiting Cards, lusl Stamping Not PaSeE
wv ByERDrLLs soSs lOi FUToSsr Old DUrCa CBDR0H
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Tor Liver Complains and Diseases Of the Kidneys
wlSCnEsrKEs HIPoPHosPHTE MAsGAsEsE CERTAIN cure
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FATTOITE-GATDINsl Brooklyn. Wefrssisy March e. a.
The rrs erce brides ptrns by Rev IT, Cnyer. d. D.
William D. FsisOa lretB, daugber VI D. \" Gsrine es9
all % that sity. No clrls
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MI,RAT HALsTED's TICKET FOR 1872.

From M Cincinlln Conma1dL
A ticket honest men could support in 1872 {:
For President. Charles sumner, of Massachusetts, for
NCe-rresident, b. GratZ Brown, of Missouri.
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Gperiat Notlfes


Grant Uacn Repuslle,p Cep,ra g cp%%i'tes;S Ts
steaIne ftI Ond twenty see:.a " Srl,
TIC Z Is B su GEsss' scco A'O''" '' fiea.
Kspaolie,p General Ce@ 11@ se,g
. sp, Cosuiee Will take .P The ie%s1ns ro: hTspat
s .sSI ''0' at IoS GocRSsE c cls ti
Regular Meetng Of The FIRST ASSEMBLY, DiSraC,
No. SS i ws. BD.dS.y 90 Ti5 io EvESlSG
b" onier HESkY SMITH, P'ssdent
A. & Psrrrr, secr,,,p
Mp tkeyS Great story,
TnR GRAY SHADOW.
rnB GRAY SHADOW.
THB GRAY SHADOW
THR GRAY SHADOW
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