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TELEGRApHIo NEWS ITEMS.

Two highly respectable Of Athens. Ohio naned
Wines yesterday quarreed over the division OF
crop corn Sons stabbed Wines with knife caus-
ing death instantly
During gust Of wind in Allentown, Pa. Yesterday morn
ing large bill board blown down, crushing Peter Dcs-
brock his wife and child. fatally injurna Mr. Des0rook
Caroline johnson, Baltimore, sentenced to
twelve the Maryland Pentontay for numbering
infant by throwing II into q sink. ~
In the Circuit Court at Nashve Tcnn yesterday Frances
voustory recovered $4,000 damages from j. FLYNN for
breach OF promise and seduction. ta ~
Tho track layers Of the Northern Pacific Railroad lai
three miles Of track Thursdsy and are rapidly APPROACH
Dakota division, 200 miles OF which under contract
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD,

LONDON, Sept. 20, 1871
The London Times publishes an editorial this
morning on the subject Of the municipal govern
ent OF New York. The writer advises the citizens
Of New York moi to be dishear tened by failures in
their EFFORTS TO prove the guilt of the plunderers Of
the city, "for,n ne says, '1he judges who dis
grace the bench there longer resist the tide
OF public opnion.u 90. l1s1
fs THE NAyIoNAL HONOR MAINTAINED.
'o The Right Honorable Mr. Bruce, Home secretary,
In public speech tonight, vindica,ed the foreign
policy OF the government and declared
that "the concessions made TO the United States In
the Treaty Of washington were accompanied with
no loss whatever of national honorn
APOSTOLIC MISSION To AMERICA.
The Right Rev. George Augustus Selwyn, Bishop
OF Lchfeld has sailed for the United States to at
tend the Conference OF Bishops OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
coMMERcE ON THE CONTINENT.
The London Times special despatch from Yer
sailles says that 'France declines to give to the
other Powers the same favorable Customs clauses
that are accorded 10 Germany under the recently
negotiated treaty"
HOPE WITHOUT CHARITY.
correspondent OF the London Times, writing from
Versailles, expresses the opinion that "the negoua
Hons with Germany Will be protracted and Ruthless"
4 p NEW ENGLAND sPECULATloNs.
Mr.. P. S. Gilmore has presented to the secretary
for War, the Right Honorable Edward Cardwell.
the details Of his plan for "Grand International
Musica Festival to be held In Boston, Mass, on
the nth OF june 1872. Nj. Cardwen. acting on be-
half of Her Majestys government mas given atten'
tive consideration to the scheme and mas finally
promised to the protector OF the festival the use OF
the splendid band OF the Guards.
Mr. Gilmore goes to Berlin and Paris, at which
capitals he hopes to obtain permission from the gov
ernments Of Germany and France for the use Of
some OF the best bands in their respective military
services.
INDUSTRIAL HARMONY.
The Newcastle engineers who have been on O
strike for some time past have proposed 10 submit
the dinnculty between themselves and their en-
ployers to arbitration.
ikot MINERS IN MONSTER MEETING.
The Newcastle miners have decided to hold Q
mas meeting tomorrow. They have invited the
workfnomen of Sunderland and other places to send
delegations to the meeting.
NApoLEoN's FRIENDS.
40 The Duke de Grammont-ex-Mi Minister OF France
who rendered himself 80 remarkably conspicuous
In Paris at the moment when Napoleon declared
war agalnst Prussia Is expected TO arrive IN Lon
don at an early day. srt a4
- ....4 ouILDHALL IN IT'S GLORY. t4 Z
60 The municipal livery men Of London, IN ACCORD
ance with their annual custom FOR many centuries
assembled to-day In Guildhall and elected Alderman
Sir John Gibbons to The Office OF Lord Mayor LOT tn
ensuing civic year, which begins on the sth 0
November. Mr.. Gibbons IL q member OF the con
sentative party O successful merchant and at pre-
sent Ills The position OF O senior member OF IN
Court Of Aldermen
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IrrEgaAn 70 TRf NEW Yon HERALD.

PARIS, Sept. 90, 1871.
The government has been oficially informed tina
several sew conflicts have taken place within The
past few days between the French citizens and the
German garrison 1T Dion The town Is intensely
excited over these unfo,r tunate occurrences.
The rumor that evidences Of a Bonspartist con.
spiracy have been discovered proves 70 be no.
founded. p
HREP0Rrs FROM ROME. ~ fF
N. de Bonneville, the French Ambassador to the
Papa Court, has arrived at Versailles bearing I'M
portant sdvices from the Holy See.
.,-~ GERMANY FRIENDLY.
In despatch. dated at Versailles to-day, M.
Lambrecht Minister OF Commerce. informed the
Committee Of the Assembly. which has control OF
legislative affairs during the recess, that "the
negotiations with Germany are making fair pro.
gress.n ~
AN OLD SERVANT IN NEW PLACE,
5 N. Drouyn d'Lhuys has been appointed Ambas.
sador Of France at Vienna
GERMANY DEMANDS HER BOND.
The German generals refuse to- evacuate
the Department OF the Disc until they
are 'oflcially informed" that the third
half milliard Of the indemnity has been paid. The
Minister OF Foreign Affairs has referred the matter
to Prince Bismarck.
TREASURY TRIUMPH.
The latest loan Of the city OF Paris has been taken
the public subscriptions are more than thirteen
times the required amount.
BULLION IN TiE BANK.
The bullion In the Bank OF France has Increased
100000 francs during the week. r
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QUEEN VnYoRIlS HEALTH.
gcreoNoeNaooe
Herald Special Report from
! - London.
No Bulletin Issued BY tho Court
Physicians Yesterday.
The Prince Of Wales and Premier Glad
stone Hasten to Balmoral.
"A Serious Crisis or a Hopeful Con.
A valescence at Hand.
TEleesAn TO TIVE new yoax HERALD.

F..
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent In the British capital:-
0 H LONDON, Sept. 20, 1871.
The usual daily reference to the condi-
Zion Of health of Her Majesty Queen Vic
torla does not appear in the chronicle of
Court news this morning.
There il no bulletin from the physicians in
attendance on the Sovereign.
His Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales
and the Right Honorable the Premier Glad
stone have gone from the city to Balmoral.
The people are considerably agitated by the
knowledge of these events.
Hhs clubs and monetary and commercial
centres are excited. - ~
The opinion most generally expressed is to
chs effect that the Queens illness has become
alarming, and that the heir-apparent to the
throne and the Prime Minister Of, the King
dom have been summoned to her beside
through constitutional necessity, as well as by
feelings of filial reverence and loyalty and
ministerial duty.
Against this is placed the popular hope that
the distinguished personages above named
have been called to Balmoral in order that
they may be assured of the realization of a
hopeful convalescence in the Queens health.
CITIZEN RRMNIsoENcEs AND POLITICS.
The more nervous of Her Majesty's subjects
recall the circumstances which attended the
: death Of the late King William w., imme-
diately previous to her accession to the throne.
The King was taken i'll in the ballroom at the
= palace, and the Princess Victoria summoned
, TO Court at midnight. King William died
rather suddenly Of Justification of the valves
of the heart, and it is feared that the Queens
lie may also end at an unexpected moment.
The state Of affairs prevailing at Court has
intensified the political crisis.
THE ROYAL CHILDREN ~
8 With the exception of the Prince of Wales
none Of the remaining children of the Queen
have been specially called TO Balmoral, so that
che next medical bulletin may contain q
reassuring statement from her physicians.
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PITrsBURe, Pa, Sept. 90, 1871.
The citizens meeting tonight appointed large
committee ON the reception of President Grant, who
is expected to arrive on Tuesday night or Wednes.
day morning. Other committees were appointed 10
assist in tie reception. The military and Fire De-
partinent will parade, aud The President Is eX-
pectel TO visit the manufactures.
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ENGLAND.

Gratuitous Advice to the Citizens Of New York
The American Judiciary Assailed-An Episco-
pal Mission to the United states-New Eng.
land Spsculation-Je Jealous Of Trade
Between France and Germany
The New Lord Mayor of Lon
don-The Labor Question.
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INCENDIARY FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 20, 1871.
A fire occurred tonight In the Kitchen OF the
building In the rear of weisinger Hall. The build
ing was but Slightly damaged
negro child, two years old, was burned TO death
I'm the Kitchen. The mother, Ellen Castlemon. has
been arrested and lodged In jail, on the Charge OF
setting lire TO the house for the purr Osc OF burning
. III HON an MI child.
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I y tsk1<ssF I-tz4s: ~ : y
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERNE Sept. ~, 1871.
The Court Of Arbitration for the adjudication Of
the Alabama claims members Of which have been
appointed by the governments OF the United States
Great Britain, Italy and Switzerland, will not meet
at Geneva for at least two months, for the reason
that the fifth arbitrator, who Is to be named by the
Emperor Of Brazil has not yet been selected.
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The high barometer VIII probably continue, with
clear and pleasant weather east OF the MISSISSIPPI
and falling barometer with increasing southeasteriy
winds and cloudiness north OF Kansas and Missouri.
storm o. some severity will probably advance upon
Minnesota and Nebraska by SATURDAY night
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WESTERN NEW YORK FAIR,

ROCHESTER, Sept. 20, 1871.
The western New York Far, which opened on
the 2stn closed tonight, after having been visited
by 81. 900 people in four days. The fair ID consid
cred to have been the best that has ever been held
II
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PRESIDENT GRANT,

CHICAGO, Sept. %, 1871.
President Grant is now at Gaena. lie Will leave
there to morrow, In Chicago at six O'Clock in
the evening, and pass Sunday here His Journey
eastward Will be resumed Monday.
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SHOOTING ARRAY.

UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 20. 1871.
william Bennett was shot by John Maxwell near
Durhamvile this morning, and died almost imme-
diately Maxwell has been IN the State Prison for
horse stealing and Bennett has been living for some
years with Mrs. Maxwell. The murderer IS still at
large.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

SEPTBMDAR 30. !,
l87O-Sharp lighting before Paris. The French made
several sOrties, but were each time repulsed.
17s1-YorKtOwn, Va, invested BY the American and1
French forces.
l77o-Goorge whitfield. the celebrated preacher
died,
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID, c., Sept. 30-l a. NJ.

Synopsis Jor The Past Ttoe'tiy-rour Hours.
The area Of high barometer, which was Thursday
night over the Mississippi Valley has extended
eastward, and now covers the entire country
east OF the Rocky Mountains the highest
pressure being in Tennessee and Kentucky. The
pressure began to fail on Friday afternoon III the
Northwest, ana partially cloudy and clear weather
Is reported the cloudness being confined to South
ern Florida and Northern New England, also TO the
Rocky Mountain stations. Fresh northwest
winds continue in the Middle ana Eastern States,
northeast winds in. the Gull States and increasing
soutneasterfy winds from the Obi valley northwest
ward. The temperature has risen over the latter
region and fallen slightly on the lower lakes ana
Middle Atlantic coast.
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CIothing.-FniI Ovcrsaclss, 80 10 $50, suitss
$50 10 S28 Fine goods Tor custom work.
q, b. CLARKE, ia William street.
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THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.
BOSTON, Sept. 90, IS

BOSTON, Sept 90 1871.
A committee of The City Council has been ap-
pointed to ext nj the hospitality OF the city to Inc
Grand Duke Alexis.
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MOB EAW IN GEORGIA.


From the Augusta Chronicle. Sept 81
On Yesterday evening late we were enabled TO get
tile full particulars OF the recent tragical affair which
has caused SO much excitement III Inc town OF
Madison. Yesterday morning We published a brief
article stating hat q negro had attempted to out
rage young lady, mad been arrested ana put In jail
had attempted to take hun out Of jail aud had failed
On MONDAY night another attempt was made ana
the prisoner was Killed In his CELL The facts OF me
case seem 10 be aDcut a fOiOwS.-On last Friday
Miss - Whose name We DO not care tc publish,
but who belongs 10 most respectable family was on
brother ana sister. :. While walking quietly
along and experimenting no danger, me
bbsi ack asn end who assaulted Miss attempted
to violate her person. Fortunately ne did not sue
coed IN MS hen aesgS "h he 'v Was og
party who went In pursuit OF him Us soon as the oc
currence was name known and alter being appre.,
Madison. Naturally enough. such an outrage pro-
iuced great excitement IN that quiet and peaceable
aroused. by MS actions the culprit was held to
nave placed himself outside OF the law, and 1t was
felt that pardon should not be risked. On Friday
night band OF men rode into town, VINO came with
determination to mete out summary Justice 10 tne
cniprit They visited the Jail FOR the purpose Of
taxing the prisoner out put were unable 10 carry
out their design, because on account Of the absence
Of the aller they were unable 70 open .ne doSrs
morning 1t caused quie commotlon among the
negroes, who are In large majority IN morgan gan
county, They svore that they would protect the
prisoner at the hazard Of their lives and minated
That they intended 70 visit the jan and req
tnese n threats collision would nave cer-
tany ensued between the races, and much
bIuodshed have been the result. rescue was ex.
pected ana prepared for; but fortunately 1t was not
Attempted ON last Monday night, or rather on
Tuesday morning. between twelve aud one O'Clock,
a large force OF men entered the town and re-
paired towards the jail. The door was forced open
~ some means and the cell OF the prisoner visited.
The reports OF number Of firearms were then
heard ana the party left the Jail and the town. Next
morning The corpse OF the negro was found IN the
cell, almost rlddled with balls IL IL supposed tnat
ne was made to stand up against the wall OF DIS
| room and was shot while In that position. Ine
body had not been buried up to noon Yesterday nor
mad an iAauest hecn held up 10 that tune. 1tcat
excitement prevailed In the town aud country put
| no further trouble was apprehended' -''..-.'.
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YELLOW FEVER.

HAMBURG, Sept 90, 1871.
There are now no cases Of cholera in this city.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

The Geneva Arbitration Meeting Postponed-An
Incomplete Representation-Dom Pedro,
Of Brazil Not Up to Time
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A.-A.-S2 saved ON Fall style Geutiemcn's
Dr,ss Hats, Largest stock ever offered at retail
: - -. G. o. ID. HAT COMPANY. II Cortandt street.
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A.-Phaion's New Perfumes,
IL LOVE your
and "WlIfTE ROSE"
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A I.nxurinnt Head Of Hair md q Cool, Cicnm
scalp nrc very desirable. CRISTADoHOS hAlR FIRE.
SENTATIVE viii accomplish both. Try It.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOay AsHAlD.

subsidenco Of the Epidemic in Hamburg.
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10 Dnp,ap & Co., Hatfers, Desire ID Agnin
remind their friends and patrons OF their sn9ys from the
Fifth Hotel to their premises iN rim avenue
between Twenty and Twenybrd Streets Select In
voices Of novelties IN imported HATS nst receivedt
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Trwsscs, Elastic Stockings, shoulder Braces
Abdominal supporters, &C.. &c. Dr. uLusnn {
10 Ann street, adjoining Herald oalce.
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The weather in ,he city Yesterday.


The following record viii snow the changes IN the
temperature the past tweuty-iour hours In COM
parison with the corresponding dag OF last year,
MS Indicated by the Thermometer at Hminuts Phar-
macy, HERALD building, corner or Ann stseet:-
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The Wilson shuttle sewing Maehinc-Tha
Apcst mschies In tho wort pT'cA
from SO to$l0O; easy payments sAexroom iJ' boauw"
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Furniture.-New Designs 81 UphoistereA
FuruI.urc (hat attempted before ibis
try at KELTYs Furniture and Curtain ssore,. btoadwsys
Aston place. .r
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RUSSIA AND GREECE.
Imperial Visit from ST. Petersburg to Athens
TELEGRAM TO the NEW Y0ax HERALD.

ATHENS Sept. %, 1871
Her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Dag.
mar, OF Russia, sister OF the Princess Of Wales and
OF King George or Greece. and wife of the Czaro.
wch, has arrived in this city visit to the royal
mil
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Royal Havana Lottery. Tho sIiy,est Rafca
raid for Doubloo1s, AL kinds Of Cola and Slyer
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers Is w al sroci, Nos YORK.
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Bafchclor's Hair Dye-Tho Best I'm tho
only perfect harmless reisblsl
ali Irro, tsta
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Dayid,s Fall style Of Hat for Genklcm len.
s alesroom 299x Broadway, near Duane suse.
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A-For n stylish and Elegant Hat, at Popus
lar prices GO TO D0UGAN l2 Nassau street, of Ana
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A.-Herrinx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES, GRO aasrt
25l broadway, c1cna Murray ssrss
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Nervous Debility. .,.
HUMPHREYS No. ISIS sure remedy Tor Nervousnness
Yoss of Energy and vgor Los Spirts &C. Price 80 per
Of ave si boxes and So vof powder which
z imncytant in obstinate eases Sent tree on recei OF
mones Send FOR manual Address, HunPtREys' SPEcl.
FiC Homeopathic MEDICINE Conway. No. esx
NAY
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Diamonds Bought and Sold.
GEO. G. ALLEN, sH Broadway. near Fourteenth street.
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K,mo waritnrt Walked solcn,nl

Keno KimO Waritnri Walked Solcmnly
down Broadway yesterday Keno native OF Japan and
study manners CUSTOMS fashions AMI
lie sharply hc walked and walked SHARPLY as ne
looked Suddenly his attention arrested lie stops be.
fore the window KNOX, the ininita5le Halter AZ ~
Broadway exclaimng "Iko Pike JomDa Rec the ran gisn
Of when "Beaunf by thunderr' He enters oat SOON
wearing OF Knoxs superb teA II - wasos
happy his looks belled him
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A.-For a stylish and Elsxsnt HIT Go
direct 10 the ESPENSCHEfD, lis Nassau st
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ssPilsc,s T0ethn cho DrOpsys Cure I'm One Nina
ue.-HILLS HAIR DIE. black ~ brown. onx 70 cents
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THE HARPER FAMILY OF KENTUCKY. Miss Betsy
Harper the second victim OF the terrible tragedy.
quietly breathed her last on Friday morning. Or
three brothers and q sister composing this family
three of them have fallen by the hands OF an
assassin Old John, owner OF Longteuow 10 the
nniv ono left. frt b. 90 ra.elee
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FIRE RAGING IN wIsc0NslN.-A fearlu' connaga'
ton has been raging in Wisconsin, gu vme hor,n
western shore of Lake Michigan. Inc nles coin-
mencing IN the woods have become SO nerce Us 70
consume dwellings, Darns horses, cattle, anu even
human beings The oniy refuge Is the lake, anu
people have had 70 betaSe 0esee es NO I aYe
ner,shca in The flames Some nave buried their
noaseRold eriects in the earth IN order 10 SAFE
them. II Is feared that the IRE cannot 10 c9TSKed
before many others fall victims 70 IL
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window Shudcs-Freuch mbroidcrcdi New
natterns OF all lengths Holland Shades and a. ~ new To-
sirshe shade Ftxires q. u. khLrV Coz w SfVsiwW
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Average temperaturc yeStcTNUy OUN
Average temperature FOX corresponding date
last year. "a
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Denihs by Fever In Charleston. r
CHARLESTON, s. o., Sept. 20. 1871.
There were three deaths from yellow fever here
during the past twenty-four hours.
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N.rv,v. nebiIIty.

L.nmhrequins, Draperies, d7e.--New Patterns
lust out All styles % Curtains at KELLY Css oroaos
way above Fourth street
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Exnsgernted Reports Of the Fever I'm Missis.
sippi.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20, 1871.
A special despatch to the Telegraph says tina, the
fever at Jackson, vicksburg ana Natchez has been
exaggerated. severe frost visited Jackson. MISS
last night and all danger from yellow fever past
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FRANCE.

n lrrspfesdbls Citizen ccnnict With asrmany-
fumult and Excitement in Dijcn-Bonaparte
Accepts Accomplished facts-Relations to
Roms-Rsvsnus and Customs suece"
Of tho Government Loan-The
Cahinst u~~AeuI NJ Peace
ST-~-~~ r~~rvA-. ], E,-Fss-.--'s.----. b.
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Hats.-Our Seven Dollar Dress Hat
49, 10 square Fight against Var Prices.
Examine -CompaIe-- "a
And-you- w!M-cexta nly-Buy-
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RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT IN PITTS
BURG,
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THE CHOLERA.

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VsitAA NKNAA aR
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WASHING TOE /.
Major Hodges Sentence Evil
dence Against His New
York Bankers.


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