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GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
VI EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
BENEFIT WEEK.
ype ppYsM sMtOMMIDAY-BEEEFIr tMIA OF n. ANTONY; ,.
, TTESpXY- BENEFIT OF M, GikkEsEyk:
; > ,yWyEbNIES$DAy-BENEFr w or II. HiTTExxEs
LA PERICH0LE. AiMEE-aAUSINS,
FRIDAY-LA aRANDE DUchEssE.
PERSINI-LEGROS.
SATURDAY MATINEE-LA GRANDE DUCHEsSE
SATURDAY EVENING--LA PERICHOLE
AlMEE-qAUSINs
MONDAY, March 6--For the first time In America.
LES GEORGIENNES.
which will be produced with magnificent scenerv.
appointments, DC, and with incudsi
the full strength of the company
SEATS READY FOR LES GEORGIENNEs
WOODS MUSEUM.
w UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS.
MONDAY, Feb 27,
Second Week Of the popular American Actor.
MR.. 4. EDDY,
MR.. e. EDDY
MR.. E. EDDY.
MONTE CRIsTo.
NEW SCENERY.
NEW EFFECTa
Supported by Talent OF acknowledged ability.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
MATINEE PERFORMANCES,
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Production Of Bryons charming Comedy In three acta
DEARER THAN LIFE
To conclude with the roaring Farce OF
BOOTS AT THE SWAN.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
uptown have opened Branch Uilce ,2a6
Broadway corner Thirty street for receiving advertise
mcnts and subscription for the NEW YORK HERALD with
extra charge This II the only authorized oce
In this city. Open from A NJ 70 r. M. every day the
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DENJAMIN r. THOMAS, AUCTiONEER-THIs DAY,
ID at II o'clock at aS Third avenue iarem Stock OF
Variety Store; Dry Goods ana Notions, Hardware Tnware,
Crockey and Glassware Store Fixtures Countep Shelving
Desk, Stove Pipe, &c. Dealers invited
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AT EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWN EsTAb'
"A ushnen l60 seven near Nineteen etfcet,
the full paid for Iason Clothing asrpeIs, de "
oalilax en or addressing Nj ATA MILLER
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w sale Of Household Furniture WIN. Writer'S, auc
toneer Tuesday February 20, t0 O'Clock at j. Pol
locks Fourth and Ninth street. South Brook
yn consisting of Piano, rosewood brocate Parlor Suit
pets, OIL Cloths Dining and Kitchen Furniture Beds Bed
ding, Crockery Dinner Set Glassware Curtains Shades
Pictures and Ornaments All VIII be sold without reserve.
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HENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 90
Church and IS Reade streetsGentee Household Fur
nitue rosewood Piano. Monday, February 81 l0
O'Clock, at 266 West Forty street. Eighth
comprising Paror Suit in bocate Centre Tables, Mantel
Mirror Velvet and Brussels Carpets wanu. Bedroom SUITS
walnut Extension Table walnut Buffet, Chairs &C. Glass
and Plated Ware Beds, Bedding &c
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yNANTED-BCARD, BY A FIRST CLASS FAMILY
w husband, vie and children l2 and comforla
by Furnished koom n first class location. per
week Address FAMILY Herald Office.
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DY THOMAS kkYwORTH, AUCTTONEER- WILL
ID se this day at 10 O'Clock, Al 4os Eighth avenue,
Thirteh and Ihryhrst streets, the Fixtures
Contents of Liquor Store, removed for convenience
Must sold rain shne and removed today owner
bs I'M no N. B.-Aso assort., MT
Household Furniture from families declining housese ep.
ing. Dealers inyiled
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WILLIAM Writers, AUcTIoNEER, SELLS THIS
w day, O'Clock, at 454 Canal street--Mortgage
Parlor sxFrench pate Pier other MIR
Lace other Curtains Centre Dining and Tea Tables
hogany and enameiled Chamber SUITS hair and other Mat
wardrobes, Bookcase; Easy Rocking and other Chars
Turkish Lounge China Glass Stoves 50 ~ second
hand and other Carpets Oicoths and large variety
other goods
Wednesday, at 309 Wesley place Bleecker Mulberry
straetsl. Household Furniture.
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INoR THE AccoMMoDATIoN OF OUR hmMEKoSS Ss
Broadway corner Ihyhrst street for peeevsg %
ou. eYtra hars only authorized branch ONCE
so this city open from A. NJ tli r NJ every DAY 70 Toe
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yE7AETED-AN UEFURNIsHED PART OF A MEDIUM
w sized House by desirable family OF four be-
Fourteenth and Feth streets east side OF the
preferred Address f. box s37 Post Office giving descrp
tion and Of premises.
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AMUsEM EMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ATIBLos GARDEN.
IN Lessees and 1snsfsS, sii1SAs ARRErTA PALMER
BLACK & tas teassoox,
DECIDED HF rhs Sf paSss Ea5 EEE EEsh Sf4sD BALLET
with Its and elegant coatumes,
wonderful and startling effects,
beautiful and original music
and embracing in its performance the entire ballet force Of
''' tn THE CRIEBRArED RIzARELLi BROTHERS,
mons sfEaRIsT
TWO pEA1frFuL t1T r. BOYS.
aged and years, 10 their
EIGHTH AhvS WHGS q sSHSA THE ssa5S n aSjILross
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT HAhsPAsT fePAsin ONE isRe'oA
Eth AVENUE THEATRE EVERY NIGHT AT 9.
sSls lessee and Manager Mr AoGosriS DAILY.
WEEK
SUCCESS
"sARAroa,Aw
GREAT
COMEDY,
MONTHS to crowded and
fashionable audiences and
fa fe,ysd TsiuTsa Vim sGEhAMs GSa4Aa,s,. OF ~
Miss Fanny Davenport, Fam
"Nothne else Is talked Of in d. Deiz Mrs. Gilbert Mr. D.
society TIMES H. Harkins, James Lewis,
D Whiting d. +. Deyere,
Matthison, Bascomb and
i4TH SARATOGA MATINEE
Superb local scenery, mag.
nfcent fashionable cos
SARATOGA SARATOGAl tumes original music.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

L,OR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR EUMERO US
uptown patrons have opened Branch Office al 246
broadway corner Thirty street for receiving advertise
Rents subscription for the NEW YORK HERALD with
charge This the only authorized oce
this city. open A NJ. till r. NJ every in the
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ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER.

BY virtue OF chattel mortgage will public auction
tuesday, February & at O'Clock NJ, the Stock and
Fixtures Of the Liquor saloon and Ale Vaults at
Oyster Bars, Wall Tables Chairs; large stock Of old
Aes, Wines Liquors, &C By order OF Henry A. Purdy,
mortgage
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IITANTED--A STORE OR BUILDING, SUITABLE FOR
w the music business, between Fourth and fwentyhird
strees block of Broadway. ADDRESS
ERNi1 i1ST REIhKING, 2l7 sixth street.
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BOARD wANTkD-BY YOUNG LADY WHERE
- there are but few boarders; price. including fire and
gas, must be moderate; location central references
changed Address Stating fu particulars n H. n, box l
Herald Office.
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A-Ew ENGLAND HOTEL, 30 BOwERY, CORNER
~ Bayard sireet20l light Rooms neatly Furnished @3 to
4per week 50e ana 6Oc per ngh' tor gentlemen only.
THE PAVILION, 6ss BROADWAY, BETWEEN GREAT
Jones and Fourth strees-EAery evening. Vocal and
Instrumental Concers Admission free. Restaurant AL day.
l.. a. ST Elm.
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JITANTED-A FIRST CLASS FLAT or NOT LESS
w than rooms, may be two floors,
aud third Address I. b. NIX, herald Office.
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BOARD AND LoDGING WANTED.

JIoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
uptown patrons opened Branch Olice at 2st
broadway corner ihryrs street, FOR receiving advertise
ments and subscription forthe NGM YORK He RAID with
out charge This Is the only authorized branch
IN this city open from A. NJ I'LL r. NJ. every day IN the
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yATANTED-Two ADJ DINING HOUSES. OR ONE VERY
w House. between Fourteenth and Fiiteth
Fifth and Seventh avenues, for young ladies' school, Ad
dress y. F., lso est Twelfth treei
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KROOISLYN HOARn.

I IBBy HOTEL. "a AND IS WARREN STREET ONE
block from City Hail-A good family hotel, IN quiet
location the European plan Rooms so and 75
day. 70 and - week; family Rooms 81 and III 81 a
Gay; Sf aud So q week.
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w NrAETED-APRlL OR MAY I, BY SMALL AMERI-
w family OF adults shout Rooms, suitable for
housekeeping good negbborhood convepien to Central
Presbyterian caurch Fifty $500 per
Best references gwen and required Address NJ St. Nicholas
Hotel.
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DY J. ". CAMPBELL, JR., AucrToNEER- SELLS
ID this day, A. lof ocock together positively in Lots
Fast Fourth street. tine Ice House, Benches. Meat Trays
Rae ks, Scales, Saws, Knives, Ceavers, &c.
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Steamship Isaac Bell, Bateman. Norfolk, CITY Point and
Rchmond-Ol Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde Parker, Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-W ashington & Co. 49, 49,
ship Co.
Steamship Glaucus Walden. Boston--H = Dimock
Ship Ladoga, Wiley. st Petersburg-W Ropes X Co.
Bark sancho Panza, Wiley, Liyerpool-H ID j Brook
man.
Bark Dco Nor Jorgensen Cork Falmouth for orders
-Funch Edge Co.
Bark Helene NOR, Petersen Queenstown Falmouth
for orders -Funch, Edge Co.
BARK Texas CNGl, Meentzen, Bremen-C Lulipg 4 Co.
Bark Sharpshurg, Rogers, Hnvre-Boyd Hincken
Bark Sarah Sloan (Br Sloan, Dunkirk-Heney Parker.
Bark Columbia tNG) Muller, Genoa--C LulIng Co.
Bark James stone, Phinney. hebourne-Maler' Lord
Quercau.
Bark Emna Dean, Atkinson, Curacos--Theo Foulke.
Bark Minnie Campbell, Hanknson, Weymouth, NS-J w
Elwel Co.
sry yrsasus. pS:sh Brewer Rotterdam via Whining
Brig seanymphe Held St Thomas for ordsrsFunch,
schr Hannah Conner, King, Jacmel.-B Weinberg.
schr llgano, Steele, Demarara-F W Whtmore.
Schr Lizzie Cochran, Cochran, Bxrbados-H w Loud
Co.
schr D 9 Hnlse Hldre.h, Arscbo PR-John a Jansen.
Schr Ellen Howell, Bethel, Nassau, NP-Moss Ward.
Schr George Washington, sherlock, baracoa-E PUG
schr John Chandler Pehs, Parrsboro, Ns-D Dewon
schr Rdgswood Derrckson, Georgetown sc, and Port
schr Henry Middleton Brewer Baltirnore-w Chalmers.
schr David Bsbcock, Cocord, EizabethpOrt
4 T0wne
schr Harry Ned, Green. Sandy Hook Coddingham
schr Broadheld, Brett Salem jed FRYE &Co
Schr Alfred Hall, Dmmock, Northumberland 4 Wood.
Scbr Mile Frank, Edwards New Haven--Rackeit& Bro
Steamer a sinners, Davis Philadelphia.
Steamer Monitor Jones, Philadelphia.
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STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July IL, 1871.
The State Temperance Society closed It's so AZ
annual meeting in this city this evening. About
seventy-ve delegates representing all sections OF
the State, were present. Judge Horace E. Smith,
OF Fulton county, presided at the afternoon ses-
sion, when a series of resolutions was reported by
the Rev. Jesse T. Peck, ID. D.. Chairman OF che Com
mttee, and discussion was continued TIL late In the
evening.
A long and animated discussion took place
Oh the resolution expressing sympathy for
the principles and objects OF the State
Council of Political Reform, including tenn
perance and other principles Of reform. The
ground OF opposition was that this Council was
Onposed to sectarian appropriations by the State,
ana an endorsement Of the Council would smut out
the Catholic temperance societies from cooperation
with the state Temperance Society. The resolution
was finally withdrawn.
resolution was adopted calling for the appoint
ment Of q committee 10 urge upon the Legislature
the passage Of u law providing for local prOhbtion
giving to each town the right to prohibit the sale Of
intoxicating liquors.
H. s. McCuun. OF the Temperance Patriot, Utica,
was made chairman OF such committee. resOlu-
ton was also adopted rendering the thanks OF the
society 10 the republican Senator's who unanimously
and the republican Assembly men who almost unani.
mosly voted In tine Legislature last winter for the
principle or local prohibition.
The sentiment OF the meeting was oppose 10
separate political action on the part Of temperance
men.
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EUROPEAN MARNE rs.

LoNpor MoNEy MARKyT.-LoSpos, July II . =.
nConsos closed at $50 :os money, and W. ~, ior
she account United States nve-wenty bonds, is62 wa
1856, old, slai 1857, @x ten-forties s0s, ,
FRANKFORT MONEY neutrality-suspicious., july lie
United States hvetwenty bonds 49, a%s Tor the issue OF
i662.
PARIS MONEY MARxEr.-PARIs, July 1l.-Renies. Dol
9Oc.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAnKEr.-LIvEsrooi, July IL
r. M-Tbc market closed quiet, midiling uplands, aisd
9hd.; middlnG Orleans Pad gid. The sales OF the
day have been $4,000 bales, including 500 for export and
speculation .
-TRADE r.-MANcuKsrkR July 1.-The market for
yarns and fabrics Is steady.
LIvERPooL PRovisioNB MArKEr-LIvERpooL July
1Cheese bs cwt for the best grades OF American
limo. Lard, 4Ss Nd. per cwt
rLIvxRPUoL PRODUCE MAEKEr-LIvpRroor, July H.
Petroleum. 12d. per gallon.
LivERPooI BRgApsTurrs MARKEr. -LIvEnroor, July
1.-THE receipts of wheat for the past three been
5000 quarters including 1200 American Flour IA gu per
Dbl. Tor Western canal CVgn Bis, per quarter,
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NEGRo OUTRAGE IN NORTH CAROLINA.

A RailrOaJ Train in Robson County Ambus-
cuded by Nezrces--A Sherin's Posse AZ.
tnckcd-Desperate Eieht-rbree luen Killed
and Three WOunLed-Defcni OF the Out.
Iaws-Huntinx Down the Murdcrers.
WILMINGTON. July II, 1871.
A fearful butchery Was perpetrated in Robson
county yesterday afternoon by Henry Berry, Lowry
and band OF negroes Shern@s posse, having in
charge JIOwry's wife and several other prisoners,
who had been aiding ana abcttng the negroes. was
ambuscaded near Burr's store on the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad when I.owrys
band attacked them. The following OF The sherins
posse were killed and wounded
kILIED-Hector Mcmillan, Archibald Brown and
Hector McNe
WOUNDED-D. Mccormick b. Barnes and James
Lowry the latter coored man and cousin or
Lowry but cooperating win the Sherid's posse.
The fight resolved itself into u regular battle.
which lasted for some time. The Sherins posse
followed the negroes into the recesses OF swamp.
IL Is not certain II any OF the outlaws are Killed.
Lowry the leader OF the band. and Captain L. N.
Wishart had regular duel on the railroad track,
each loading and Hrng deliberately live Or SIX times,
but neither was WouDled
The whole county OF Robson Is aroused, and II Is
believed that u campaign Will now be inaugurated
that Will result In the DETERMINATION OF the band.
committee Of the citizens OF Robson county
came TO the CITY to-day to secure arms and 0inmi-
milton. the members or the Lowry band are all
negroes
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, July IL. 1871.
The Cortes last night had stormy session, which
lasted until haf-past two A. NJ.
motion was adopted to give the government
full support in its measures for the suppression OF
the insurrection in Cuba.
The opposition abstaiued from voting.
SLACK ATTENDANCE.
The attendance Of the members Of the Chamber
OF Deputies in the Cortes is decreasing in such
ratio THAT apprenensOns felt to the retention
OF quorum more than a few days longer.
Senior Sagasta has assumed charge dd interim of
the Ministry of Finance in place OF Moret who has
finally left the Cabinet
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ENGLAND.
An English Boat Crew Coming to America Tho
Hep Crop Failure.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July IL. 1871.
The English crew who are to compete in the four
cared boat race on the Kennebecassis River with
the st. John crew in August will sail on Friday
next for America. taking with them a new boat.
II feet long and 1874 inches broad. constructed ex
pressly Tor the by Robert Jewctt, Of Dunstan,
and named the England. The names OF the crew
are James Renforth (strokeh James Percy, John
Bright and Robert Chambers.
UNAVOIDABLE ACCOUNT OF THE HOP CROP.
Accounts from the British hop crop are unfavor-
able, and indicate that there will be but small
yield.
THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES IN KIssENGEN.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales have gone to
Kissengen
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iHHERST COLLEGE.

Excitement Over the Award Of the Hyde
Prize-Thc Con,saittee PuxzIcd-A Happy
soIution-Contcstsf for the swecfscr Prizes
Policy Of Admitting Female studemts-Ex-
animation ci the Freshman Glass.
AMHERST, July II, 1871.
The exercises OF yesterday were signalized by a
sngularly significant eddy OF excitement among
the inner college circles, growing out OF the award
or attempt TO award the Hyde prize. The excite
mcnt grew ON ot tue scan,ctng c!alr,s 81 tie con.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July IL, 1871.
The ship Madagascar, from London bound TO
Quebec, was in collision cay or Two since with
the steamer Wogeon in heavy fog In the British
Chanel or the Eddystone Light. Botn vessels sns.
tanned such injuries that they sunk in a short time.
The crews took to the boats and, the sea being
smooth, reached the lana In safety.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, July IL, 1871.
The Saxon troops which served In the late war
made their II. umphal entry into Dresden to-day.
1t was announced that the Emperor William had
made the Crown Prince Of SaXony Field Marshal OF
the empire
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SPAIN.

Exciting Debate in the Cortes on Cuba-Mea-
sures for the Suppression of the Tnsr,rrec-
tion-Ihe Cortss Affected by tho
Dog Days-senor Moret, Going
so Long Gone at Lat.
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Burnett's FlnvOrina Extrncts.-Thc Superi.
GRITTY extracts consists IN their perfect purity and
great strength Thev warranted free from the poisonous
oils and acids which enter nta the OF many OF
the Fictitious favors IN the market They are pre-
from fruits of the best Qualify and 50 highly con
that small quantity only neet ne
uced. JOSEPH BURNETT CO, Boston,
Manufacturers and Pro2rietors
For sale by all grucers md druggists
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CUBA.

Death at General Ceballina-V linn scdR's
Movements.
HAVANA, July IL, 1871.
General Cebano ia dead
vamaseda has left Santi Esplrltu and gone TO
Gucaro by sea-
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scnr y chandler rcttis New York Windsor
scnr helen ryrell HOboken for Proyidsnce.
scar FAIR wind, Bowman. New York for Portad
farhs Eddie, New York for Roson
Steamer Electra, Mott, New YORK TOR Providence
WBITEsrosF III. july IL IL .ls PM
,ou rev scnrs ana sioops have Just they will
prevailing. " w ~ "
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Mnrine Disnsfnr.

Steamships Cmbria, for Hamburg: Len savannah
Bell, Richmond, &c. ~ ' '"'' '"""'
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DON'T Fail TO Procure Mrs. WirsiOw'.
SOOTHING SYRUP Cor children tcehing. II hss been.
used Tor 20 years With falling safety and success by
millions ~ mothers Tor their children.
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NrNcr NTtOW UIUrFuFHs OvSeWFVTyN
bowel affection its way, the most serious
auences may result Bv neglecag such complaints
the rapidly reduced condition. beyond tnr
help medicines before the patient realise the necesn
looking abost him remedy At this season L th'
wear especially everybody should be poydea Win tnat os
tam and safe all Stomach and Bowel Con
plants, DIR. JAYNE'S CARMINATlvE BALSAa; Tor WIN
This remedy hand, al such AFFECT ons msy be proapsY A'
eincacionsy treated. Sold every where
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
low Hampshire Railroad Elections.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July II, 1871.
At the annual meetings OF the Eastern Railroad in
New Hampshire and the Portsmouth, Great Falls
and Conway Railroad Companies here to-day the
directors orlast year were reelected without oppos-
ton
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Another Road Swallowed Up by the PENN
sylvania Central.

CINCINNATI July IL, 1871.
The Pennsylvania Central has leased the Jefferson
vile and Indianapolis Railroad, including the Madl-
son branch paying six per cent interest on the cap
aal fnci
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Royal Havana Lcttery.-The Hishe-t Raies
paid fos Donbloons all kinds Of Gold and SAsot,
TAYLOR & co, Bankers IL Wall street, New YORK
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Bntchelor's. Hair Dye-The Best in ~
world The ouly perfect dye Harmless reliable, nstansa
Al all druggists.
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F r A N G E..
Inquiry Into the Conduct Of Count PaIikao
While War Minister Of the Empire.
FOOLISH BENEDETTI ONCE MORE.
~~40~>~~~~>>~~~>~-~~~~
Proposed Dissolution Of the
National Guard.
FOOLISH BEMEDETTI ONCE MORE.
IElEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HESaLu.

PARIS, July IL, 1871.
commission of inquiry has been a. pointed by
the Assembly to examine into the course pursued
by Count PalSaO while at the head Of the Govern
ment OF National Defence and into the conduct Of
Benedett the French Minister at the Prussian court,
prior to the German war.
THE NATIONAL GUARD TO BE DISSOLVED.
A bill dissOlving the battalions of the National
Guard throughout France Is about to be introduced
In the Assembly.
THEIRS LETTER TO THE POPE SAID TO RE BOGUS.
The Lfbert5 believes that the letter to the Pope
purporting 10 have been written by NJ. Theirs. Is
apOcryphal.
French HcnOrs Enslishuan.
LONDON, July II, 1871.
The Cross of the Legion OF Honor has been be-
slowed upon Mir. Lindsay.
NOTE. Supposed TO ne william = Lindsay, the
eminent anu wealthy shipOwner, OF London.
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GERMANY.

Triumphal Entry Of the Saxon Troops Into
Dresden-The Crown Prince Of Saxony
Created Field Marshal.
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A.-uerring's Pntens
CHAMPION SAFES,
25I Broadway, corner MURRAY stres.
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Crissud sro's Uarivalled Halo Dye.-SOld
and applied Wig aud Scalp Fasory No Astor House
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Wedding Cards. Monosrnw- Frcuch Note
Papers lust received MAS. tNhkk3LLs ss oSeaAs~y-
Esiahlishea 40
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Wood Cnrpetirs, 4S0 Broadwny-F1r Sa-
LOOMS ualccs Kitchens Laun ries, Halls, U,nns' prA~ns
or T.tlr
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COLLISION AT SEA.

Loss Of Ship and Steamer in the British
Channel.