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lie TRArFIC.

six hundred and ninety-siX cars, containing
26y2 bushels OF grain, arrived az jersey city last week
via tie Ere Railway. The rei Kit FROM BUfllo t. this port
will average $50 per The milk train arrived ~ J'r-
sew CITY on Saturday night with 10 cars heavily loaded
This train makes O short OF "A miles from Oiisyle TO
Jersey CITY, AMI Yields TO the Company revenue oi
from $500 to $3.50 per trip, which IL equal TO tle re-
cqipts from two or freight trains run through rom
Buffalo l2I miles Tho fre sht cars used on TINS trli are
very old ana d.arila,l some OF them having been IN
use for the past Is ytrs. The brakes are nearly worn
t and conse leI ty Inefficient; scarcely trip is mace
without pulling a dr. whead from one or more cars
bus seporatng The train and causing delay Inc cal )
oTraar ready To- break down ut any moment, ana 80 one
I lie surur! I'd il The whole train Is Aterty sll'Lel
NJ, - IN The event OF "a runon or COZ sion On tn'
an only one ~ small car i provided Ior paSsehser''
WHO are frequently numerous enough 10 III tMo CIS
SUNDAY nj slt when the train LETT Paterson tAs YER
di,inutve ana disagretahe car was 20 completely ~
,tL Da-S.ugtrs bOiu sitDg ana Standing lhat mum
r ,.re ubsoutaI- forced 10 sdnu upon tlc pal
inns i.orardus their lives. The Inc tN"ay I'm
'arrd up1n the road last week TWO F,ry elesaht
diud eyucusive coach She Queen ClIy ana 1rtsceA'
>. he I,ed for the accommodation OF through pas,
,',rS Tn the mean time lOcai passci,-ors, many OF
i1 were ladies' pay higher rates OF ialt ana sldhu up
inside or outside OF the ear, as the case may Dc'
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DIED.
rrsuoPA, Lepor Mass April -, 1911 henry '" ihoP .si I"
pgorvA, stamford Conn April &C. 1911 Mariana Carte. piss
Charles B-0Vn AMI daughter VI '"s i'.' eLA' n4n.
Notice Of funeral tomorrow
BrgSsA, Pa.sai n j. Aprl1 1911, Cue' Barns In The "a
az "a friends Of the ry furcr.I
fom the re Of bis Milton u Bun OF Neine.a APy
L. s3p n. foot Of CbamerssI X 4 3, At -
CARPYNDRRon Sunday uong, April h, q sfop'ry En'' IN
To- rTs, and friends OF the hmly Invited TO attend ~.
funeral from late residence ~ " 81 Th eo"l3A % ies'f
st2p
CROFTOn Srnay evening April 10 o'spopy, john II Con
T- friends nyei q aenl ~ iipenA
from bis residence, a Ess FIsth-st oa "Saed IOWA
at l:jJ O'Clock.
RARsSuesIy at Yact on Monday April ~ 1871 BiTa PsnsA
n Al Esmes q bOo!n y y IN th' 20 year OF ~ 80
M Tn ly Northern Y Railroad at 81" n zoo, thAf' er. e.
Fppvcr Bururton vermont. April l7 o. her h birth ~
Larglter All Apo H. Caibenle ihisnt
daughter OF G. o. ani Mar n. Frc-ch
rAPPRAY1n Sunday april i6 short lnes Abby s. vfev
orrs lsa Richmond W. JaiIsy. In he $40 year ,-u.
Tie furela V. take place Tom ne Z rl 81 le
ave between For,yl h snl Fort shst' at i' 90 "edh'h
Ami 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Charlotte LAnoHrenr As-i 81 !.
aers Tlesiay NJ fm 7 West logsIons frea' arc ih''es
without further notice 80
wccIP q, the morning ofthe I7h A rss,eno, 81 h:
raut. Iigiugson-t, Bto.ln AeKanae' - 'i' "n VI
t.ranier and Msrg McCge AGED II yctrs 49,, . -, A.,
Peivc. crt friends respectfully invited - fteEh 6s
f,. services Church oAa and "sfensS 90
We.nesiay morning. ct ~ O'CLOCK 49, ~.
,fFFy ER H. Hudson CITY j.. Monday APnl1 Mary W. vim
% ,e. ari M are invited .,leni the funersl from her hn
r,icnce Pospecst Pslfsiesve, "e.nesAy 'sh nat
1870 O'Clock a ~.
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4 NEW TEMPLE OF PHARMACY-DR. HELMBoLDs
NEW DRUG STORE.

DR.. II. L. Helmbold opened on Saturday even
ing at the corner Of broadway and I"ohy intn
,1,ev, Cil-ev Uouse drug store unryaled In beauty
aud good taste by any m this city, and doubtless by any
IN the country Tie 10 the store - at the corner
~ the hotel which Is cut of rs to make lace ABOUT
NJ f.et wide on each side OF the entrance Nlthn - d
i[o,ze female figure, resting on circular steam
r,.dster and supporting gusJet Along ihe I"tHly-
uiutl-s.. side there are slK IAIgc PlA.e hdss
are tyyo Window. In each window are coIu4td snow
IJftles 81 uAusual beauty, made amer u' ~ ,
uiarl,d with tie monogram oi the bo't'F lhey co''
.G.icb and there are over ulty ~ theh' .. ,
tl,,r walnut p.uc4rd with French walnut am uIAi
,1wt,d with llit trimmings. NtAl - an ",t'Ioh',,
~. walnut table, on which j. f"v" tt-t oi
- same shape, containing NY Mtl,lns
~ ~. ic4 of She room, h, d! b, ,'' ~ ~ VIC pr
,.rtiuu I'd. uHt ..eAt seu14uiCd u"h 'N" a''' uiv"'
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POLITICAL NOTES.

! TIE WGshiaqt0n Cd. c. Patriot states tina
George II. PendetOn has finally declined to permit hi
name o. Dc used candidate for Governor before the
approaching Demo ratio Convention In Ohio THIS do
clsi0n has been reached after much dcbeiauon and Is
uhderstDod O. have been made for reasons wholly per
s"nal The tmpresiou now seems 70 obtain says IN
Patriot Hat The Hon George MtCook Will receive tLC
DOMINATION.
The Tamnany Society last evening unani-
mOnSly elected the following officers: Grand Sachen,
Wm. NJ. Tweed sschcms, A. Oakey Hall Matthew T.
Ercn0n. Isaac Bell. John j. Bradley. Charles c. Cornell.
Nathaniel JARVIS, jr, Richard .. Connolly, T.. b. Hart,
) 'rrph Bowling, and Peter T. sweeny; Treasurer,
Henry Nlndcwatcr Secretary. VII small agaiIOre,
George ". Eoonie; Wi-h.uslie $ Ilcu c. Dnrye.,.
The ProrideRce Journal Of the 18th says:
Tic second trial t. elect Ave Representatives IA fhc
Ii Assembly, In tls 'y e,tcddi f5hii ~ ~ me
ccton - 4. publican candidates for SrI cnth I ghfn
ana NllE representatives, ana no choice Tor flr, qua
Second Representatives. Julius Baker Las g. majority
IodpNifA Brl-tou has Oii WiHIitv aud IrIHci, -.
smith Las PSI majority. David BHon lacks % yo,es and
Temperance Ticket" which securod about $50 RcpuL-
Lean but Dcmo,ratic votes. De featod the election.
Mayor Terrence, in his final annual message
10 the Common Council OF Cincinnati advocates the an-
ncNation Of tho whole OF Hamilton County TO the c1rpOr
atc limits OF tho city proper. sweeping proposal doubt
less due 10 the Intense rivalry between Cincinnati and
the other two great cities o the West IL reports tue
total bonded drp' OF The city at Soo, and the cond-
ION "t thc projected tucnuatl unli trhly rs hopt.W
NJ ID, noB j. mate 81 tho CiGuua1 Observatory, either
here or ~ the Journals q that city, perhaps because IN
later years no crciltahic mention OI could Je made
The General Republican Committee of the
District OF Columbia waited President Grant, yester
day and presented to him the resolutions adopted ny the
Republican Convention which nominated Gen Chapman.
Ia favor of Tie appointment o. FREDERICK Douglass ~
by The election Of Gen. Chapman rs Delegate 40 Congress
Toe President sail That when Vacancy abes place 10
would consider me claims aud Wcris az an nose nam
might come before him, ana mako the best choice no
could.
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IHE DRAMA.
TITTN-AvENUE TIIEATER.

lIIII-ANLNI = TIIItII.1.
Mr. Charles Mathews continues his brilliant
series Of representations at this heater and will appear
every night this week, and ut Saturday Matinee as
NoPuS and Captain gaster His performances since tho
opening night have been marked by somewhat lyciicr
animation than was apparent then, aud by the
exquisite finish that makes his acting altogether
unique. in It's particular line, and always delight
fui Perhaps the gutter is little cold and metallic no W
and then; but il i steadily brilliant and is irrddlaed
with mastery ease and grace We ought 20 qualify q
former estimate OF Gurwitb reference 20 the poor quail
fly Of the support thai given Mr Mathews-5y stating
that the Mrs Vopus Mrs Gilbert and the Sir Robcr! Net
loubJy OF Mr. Dayidge arc excellent ypcs-the one OF
feminine a-pery, caprice and selhslness the other Of
vain goodnatuIci fussy sonility Married ior Money
anil P,tter versus Chatter" vii he kept Ar. Days
strge til ucS Monday, when they Will be succeeded ny
"Tne Critic and A thousand \ Year The attend
Auee. last Meek sLel-nly IarEe,
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by scutclass screen set IN frame Of walnut. orna,
mcnted Between the pairs Of windows on this side
upright cnses containing pernery ~ - tue lett Sids
OF The store. however. which most attracts ana deserves
the attention Of The visitor The first object Is magih
cent soda fountain not get Compctcd which viii 30 ten
ieet IN hight and cost g 600 Next the two CGdnors
each % feet Ion about three feet IN Width ho mid
de OF each having circular projection, at which the
customer stands in making purchases Ihey are DOth
made of black walnut, paneled with French walnut
Nuhmelttd with SIT. and SrrIn0ugod 10y bHfLle SLABS
Al The broadway end Of the first counter II bronze
hge OF lie IrenOuile, next II showcase hilcd win
b1sheS. then the Oi- space whore the purchaser ~
waited upon and GheIe stands BacrhuS then anOihor
shoN@a-e, fed th cO-Uotir- ana at the cnd OF tho
counter bronze ngue OF Don Juan At the Broadway
ehu 81 the second couner stands bronze ngIe OF Don
rsa ltAt showcase containing small h1nd-laE5 Tor
dde~ slrn the space FOR customers; next show
,he III td win cosmetics, aud AT the extreme 6nd
prone bSiIe OF Robert L. on the prescription counter
stands "a bronze statue Of KifIart Cgu' de Lion BE
Llnd me counter two cabinets Of tie length ~ the
c"uncr tie ccnicT~ being wide mirrors reaching 70 the
a,c glass aud on their sivcs bottles holding dg~-
Al 'e thi OF these bronze figures, three IN
humler, Supporting OrBains Ital GoweIpUt I'm which
Hc pants ~ iul lloOn. Thc tu0r ~ marble. The
eefHce j. designed u good tstr and the ceiling IL
!r-ncocd with purt co0rs in GgTalals best style Ehe
AS, eacn bearing the D,ciorS nan, do also
Ac PROJECTIONS of The counters. aud lie tops tl TIC
framework ~ tie mirrors IN r drng Utscs Tire wood
M"ft, which Il no. cNclLCd in beaaty OF design and
~ 80 was done b. y. l. sJiuflcHs SON, aud the rs
iGrcs Nerc furnished y Nic.i & Davidson. II @ cost Of
present oH saturday last ryeHng receiving his LO,t
81 a, qua ai.cs, who H dOub,los, he increased 10y
IN TIE next five for which UlnO Las
scared tbe lease ~ the store.
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uApa AND -MISHAPS.

Tho case of Cent MahOnev Of the shin Victor,
charged with cruel ealen 10 aoh7 Hayes ore Of h o s'
s5ued ags le Onaendane OF |o'A'eh
Commissioners BOswor'h and Parr listened, veg
riav. - c1rpat scalst policemen. P'f3iin Mnnh OF We
Tvensgfr Pc with going scep s;o0p, "le
sIcaie clubbing ctzsn awalen'i him OWING "
noaarpesrsuco Of the citizen witness the ease was Acquired
Mrs Pauline Cu7ren Of No SO IIonryst Bro'l lyn,
fatally burned last evening By her clothes catching IRE "fI shs
Citing tlc gas
Two men i'm q LIGHT WAGON drove mp in front OF
lanes ssre FuDnaye Brooklyn, s eycuins Gnd
stole about 81 yaris = Ingram csr.et, y.lle ; 40
Assistant Assessor Lancaster Of Collector jonrdan
Io-r Br5os gn seized yesterday bore wagon All hfe par,
re- Of ru yal. 45cl ne p0ltrJ vas lecal ''i'.l an
tarlel overt 4. s. Marshal
Robert Allen an Irish warrant. was struck iist
Mot Lv t- on he Hlri kl g. AID -Ao c.
oLsi q injured Taken 10 beiefuc Hospital
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THE TEXAS PACIFIC RATLROAD-ELECTION OF
IIRECTORs DEFEnNED

The stockholders Of the Texas Pacific Rail-
road Company organized on satr lay met at the Office
OF Marshall O. Roberts, yesterday, Tor tho election OF
directors Tie officers o! tie IN, Nj Roberts
Chairman; Samuel Sloan, Treasurer. ami j. NJ. Tthhtt
Slcrcta9y Judge Morgan Of Louisiana said it very
important that the Offices should be proper persons ami
he did not think possible that the stockholders could
have already carefully decided whom to select. He
moved that tine elect ION be postponed Until such lime as
the Chairman tt - call n,tt i5 lo4 lntt pu 70.
giving ten days pIeyou, notice ia the newspapers oil u'
c.i,. ". iIuEtuu, and NtN-otlcln1. .
Col scott seconded the notion rrnirElng taJ IN or"rr
IL iu-,lr- the sur,t-, OF the Railroad IL M"ul' nc
uacc- ry To consolidate several other coloralpN-i tl'J
his work would require some tmc ana the Chaliman'
WHO would he their permanent President, 'odIu ~
willie survey The rll aud octi Zee upon the persons not
ted 10 assist Lin la thC maaapcMcht OF the load Inc
resolution amended as u re- uic the 'IiIl1h
10 give notice 70 days Dci.e the meeting, anu IN NE
ucUsBap,Is PM dolphin am VI npIr - wen ~ III
those FAMED hy ,Ud-c Morgan. A aI-'rdmrht vas
q adopted requiring u" secretary nkrNlSe 10 SEM
ti4n ur4r iuoU-iy alnrt.l. l. W.s voted l4at inc
Tfcasi Dr authorized I" invest if lund, q" inc Com
Iauy I Government bonus, oi DtF'sJ uitlh WIN Tue
Primer, Loan aud Trust COMPANY iI'Ic j. now >-OJO
I tLe hands " the Treasurer, received on subscriptions
for stock.
The attendance was large, and among those present
were: Gordon If. WILCOX oi 81 bic, Hugh tarii-' oI
Alabama, Gems Fremont, Buc anu Ne-rY Judge oI
3D. ma. -s.. trI. G. OK, NaIC, Ilt-i .eIl OF tAc N
uesSre Pttit. kdiIosd john VI. Iovn,y, tous!eSsnel
Louisiana; c,l -ica-iAru ScAumdker o. New YORK,
Slcrrod ~ 3I, Root, II Arb.-s, Bowers ~ MA
CrliIus and EG, ~ AlaDdlna; * itoiH M'Dohi OF
k3u.a- Ant Han. e. louisiana; Dr. Emanuel IteS!-
dent OF the A.s~iHr ana Merriam ltlrO5u Col " ":
WolGau OF Nd74lI 81 IA, and eAuo'' a. j. Hamilton Oh
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INVESTIGATION OF THE cLiFF-sT. FIRE.

Fire-Marshal McSpedOn investigated yester-
day the circumstances connected with the incedlary
FIRE M No % Cliff 81. ChiefEngEecr Joseph L. Percy
described the appearance OF the premises as already
given George II. Patterson, private watchulai testi-
eed that lie tried the and found them fast about
ten minutes before the outbreak Of the fire; did not see
Mr.. Navy leave the place.
WIN. t. Ptnuiman OF No Is sands-st, BroOkyn' son
of one Of the proyretors testified thar his father had
been absent on business for month"; Mr. Navy has Tor
the past week stopped lErf t-th s,l.I M4I,.I.ai -
waited after the went away on saturday evening;
straw or binding WOOD mas .ceh t'td Al mo me,
permission OF the firm quantity OF hoth Was hct vi
the floor above, il MI Nagrudcrs prem es TOT
generally took account " stock about the 1t oi 'la
the stock had been very much reduced ii te 1Iiit
course Of trade; the lease OF the store expired III May
another store had been leased in Cham6ers the stock
book showing the amount OF stock on Aahd was l@AeH
home by the witness every night =. .
Anna MOrrissey, employed by Mr. Navy as servant,
,e.aad mat her empiover came home between and 5
o'clock u m on Saturday and remained until the follow
ing morning, when he went away win man VINO 'Hie
and told him Of tie fire. c ~,
49, testified that his Company was the trse at me nIt
they broke IN some OF the panels OF Ihe i" Gogr
e and drew the upper and lower bolts but sim the
door could not opened IL then nsceftgned that
was shot bacS, aud the doors opened I'M t Doit
not have been shot b. any person before co1the He
doors; onc-half OF tie haUh leading 10 tle ceiar va
f1und o1an had u been dark nrde holh Mle55 anu Tue
AssstaH Foreman would have fallen tnrough the hatcA-
way into the cellar; witness tLonkht th"t MnoeNe,,
ad tie door must have descended into the cellar and
The friends OF Mr. George W. Navy. tho accused be.
lcy MIN Innocent. Mr. Wright, the junior partner Of
ne az in Conversation with the FreMarsha said that
Navy had no motive for firing the place He sslary was
;l,,00 per annum and IN addition ne TGs sT on
oxned none OF the capital OF the concern.
The Fire Marshal last evening, rather Unexpectedly
decided to release the prisoner his own recognlzance
The invest CATION will, however, DO continued.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


ITINUAl- AF0IL u
Mails FOR cps P mouth aud Hau'ug Ter steamship Cm9rs
. f, ls Of -! 3d. close al tie PotOic Al l:J
e. b. al 5loa g. IA D. 5IJ M steamship sal. at r M a
Sn.etl,r M4 for paid letters only, male W on tie Ilef 81
He otta. AID closed 10 1850 ,. 10 49,, I'll.
A c te.osc ia srpf'emelir7 must be prepaid with double
rs for Haf,r n 8 sri Yevu'tlnt via Ii,har n g. per
seushp ctr OF Baltimore from fcE -, n H. Close ~ INC i'''
Otr. a. b A. ~. St-sIHluD ct 3. ~. 49,
N-l.. Utlli. Mexico sift aiI 'ef ~ p'
chin t, ~ eri from Pier 10. n T. R.. close at to FOstOMe At
D. Ia. Steamship sa..s u 2 .. No..
Mails ~ E.-ope "a Ca..u'o"n gu y eTg'@i ola per 81
g1 l8I A ID; D. I:'5 Supplementary Msi for PAD ~
,r. on NAB M &C. " r. ami close at ;5O m san'
sli.s - m. III IL,
A letter, s,,iel Supplementary Mails must DO prepaid "'a
t0.ble pssilse
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PENNSYLVANIA WAR CJAr,rs

''0 F'VV OF INC JrtDun@
SIR; IN recent number OF your paper,
speaking OF felnsylyaIda suffeltrs," you take the
oh on - oo~ ~ spec men % the claims presented
for settlement LHt me, eiuzon Of licCOnrcilsburg
mention tjiat C. sescr Is an old mama tailor nv trade
and is very poor. TIE SUIT % clothes that call. fr ~
much rderi- ore he had ON hand (or a ,n.,s,a,r
an FOR wboD. when taken, be had ~ mr.. ITe ~ M
ways been Oval, ana sine tins he siifs 80 tlcse -
his son wac engaged ightinc the BATHS Of Mi. ,,
Try think IBIS should &c published IN irsf;r. 10 ms,
VINO really suffered The Things f.r which he ~ I'M.
n-atiou being udyc to nm JBH many anOticr
mau's ten thOT5lnd dollars. rs
heU YORK, April 10, 1871.
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uOns had been wssheJ by tho tides. Prof Martin aIso
mrsehten fragment. ~ s.cious accommodations found IN
clhity OF Jer.ey City and accounted for their pec
"i oshtl0n by the supposio that ad iacCnt OueT6r
arrock had been pulyerzcd during the glacial
hfrion ePecimens 81 the gar-phe and reddish from
,i WIZ examined md ID was announced that icgi.
@ appropriations had been made for geological sur
'eys OF Texas ana AikansaG
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+t,~ grtf Aghsy
Jahe Nsfer'fsg
MinneSn's, s'o,.rcior. -
y. " French Bo- rOft So. Jan
J.. y bralr. New Ht -.
"ihD-Sunsfi, Ish'. D. y. q. eiesr

| -.
= y " t tirneh no ro.t We Jane H''ena'
"iSD-Suusst Esif. T. y. r. eie,r
-, DOMESTIC PNRTs.
xeu.yc,, -. fpal 10 10 .rAree,p ~ iHs' q
torcF.rfH arr i,lCef b-,s, III, 20 100. 49, .
"it'Hl nom Nv" vel
~ w g. ~ yc .tsa-'s 20. o. ifm Ihllie'geis
ssAss is- Loni,s. Il A 49, - -. ,y N 49,
A.r s. isf-. ron llsaci .'.re.
Pile; iars, >ra9 "a we, r, '. i''f ,9 ~ -, -
e@'.ai,' ien Def,a ,shf no. b. - o. u Ae- 4 ..
hrs N-rr fs-i.1 ~. I,5' 'fu ,.A n 9 ~ ~
"e'srt.4. for tait-e J,.4; lffr.,l. b. a .,i .sr
b. if oo-.. i.f, -, ...,n' LTD .H P No'h Port -
H.ait' Or J.. g.sci. s,' r. al. g. f-'.. .. go,
tDRFiGy PDHT.
'~>p'N Apfi IN Glo' sreasaa Cohraio 49,. Prrms..
I,.,, " '-''- 90 . 'la."en ffs''4.i, % fo.i' -
is Nera' iie' .'rr1sh 1 Tlo.rt en- Re-, f gsv,orr
-'" - ''''ne 10 Iircloaa ' --i,,, .srI,cA
A51l1t f.i.. a. -.- o., ~ i.t -,
foA ' - ~"
pIsterFg
rn,ss5 ~, A'' lt-. ssh ~. rr - Hamilton frrs
sal ,le as, Of III ..i-,t. - ,-T 81 Z = -.
W.T. '''f.el req-'as 'he vo7. ~ % thc ,..f.
.l..,.- e.. r.. q, WilALER-
ports aer o. b.. ~l,,.ro N.Y. & ~ .r-., '.fes -
''ihi-i'o 81 .ra, igals... D.. IN, -
,, NGNORASpN. (
o. sao,.y ny tl.'oi ~ 40, of if a 'or - iohs B..
3.Av" " ~ % 49, ~
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OBI7 UARf.
GEN. MARTIN CABRERA.

Gen. Martin Carrera, whose death is an
EOunced, President of Mexico for brief period IN
1855. In April, 1853 Santa Anna recalled and for
the 9TH time placed at the head Of the Government
hut tic yc5r following, Alvarez, "the panther OF the
Pacific, assisted by several eminent Mexcans caused
revolt, which resulted in the lgst OF Santa Anna from
tue country in August 1855. Gen. Ctr.rrl was then
elevated TO the Presidency, but was compelled TO retire
O month Later, when. after period OF ANARCHY Alvarez
made President .y - iuna.
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6pscial Toiites
Try It,.

Try IL.
.nu,pg the, the feeble should .ot,sr aneshss
the face Of the Ens victims to the morbid
influences by which We are all surrounded tete and 1s
e,atls tooe capable endovng With the VgO they ued pro-
cus IN every cty town settlement 1t might reasonably b
thought that twelve years experiences which the "oHd has had
OHosrErrRRs BrrBRs all would know that a eject to pro
vent disease
At certain atmosphere sarehad ~ib the 'ei'
mt,.p,s nttents rheumatism punsuAy dsnrs bilious eoHHf~
and the Ike Persons systems eAI are e a"s
.uccumb d.npers Brace the physical energies ''e' "
this potential vegetable tonic Il the most powerful fsenpe ~
The ,pc Kingdom has ever yieIe as research and spSHm's
Try it. The blnde.t discipline Of tbs old Ded '0.h" wiz
admit that tonic and .t.r..re compounds Of approved Aefs~ roots
and barks can DO harm, while The testimony I" ''''''
ti Of virtues
yior . the thing most he's ersr' IS se" ''a S
and 0s,,ou, sssetisa. HoSTETTEHs BrFiEhs q" ''
- ,, ut e,o.ne tanns PREPARATION that ssaah 'sa
Ia. yet soncocisd .,.-.
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William C. Prime lecturcd before the friend.

OF tho Association for the AdyaIe 3mclt o. Science and
Art OF Association Han, last evening, the history Of
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lo year $780, and known the True Gross" This plrce
OF wood, said be, has shaped te dc,tlos OF mankind
shd nations Millions have persisted in it, defense ana
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p1SSrucEpS APRLVED.

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