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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

BERNE.

Swiss Call for Treeps - Guard the
Frout1eP.
BERNE. March 25.-The Swiss Federal
Council. fearing the extension Of the French
disturbances to the border of Switzerlan6r
has issued an order calling out large num-
Der Of troops to guard the borders.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

Chili Opposes Annexation Of San De-
wingo-Cattle Disease SpFeadlnS.&
VALPARAISO, March 3.-Chili opposes the
annexation of San Domingo. The press
urges the government to- protest against the
movement.
The cattle disease is spreading.
Business is improving. Breadstufks
buOyaBt.
Bolivia has been sent as plenipotentiary
to Chill to settle the boundary Of the repub-
lie and arrange treaty Of peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

Law Oep02tDe0e C0mmoeoco0eots
There was q large audience assembled at
the Lyceum yesterday to witness the COM
mencement exercisee of the Law department
of the University Of Louisiana, . large per
ton Of the audience consisting Of ladies', and
the music of . fine band wat interpreted
with the ceremony, II N ~
The exercises having beeH opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. O'Colner, the presi-
dent of the University, Randall Hust Esq,
being absent ON account Of illhess, Christian
Roselius, Esq, dean Of the faculty, con-
ferred the degree of Bachelor of Laws,
making an address suitable to the ocea-
sion.
The salutatory was delivered by w. +.
Houston, Esq, the vaiedictory by J. +.
Sawyer, Esq. and the address to the alumni
by G. L. Hall, Esq, LII. B. u,
The following is . list Of the gradustes:
A. C. Allen, n. j. Foster, HI. d. Smith,
Franklin, Louisian =; James NJ. Harding, T.
A. Boland, F. w. Baker, j. T. Sawyer, w.
T. Houston, E. j. Fellowee, Charles G..
Ogden, j. G.. Devereaux, New Orleans;
Frank s. Shaw, Natches; d. D. Bragdon,
C. w. Besancon, Taylor Denegre, New Or
leans.
Great interest was manifested during the
whole course Of the exercises by all present,
especially the friends and relations of the
fifteen graduates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

One hundred and twenty-seven mothers
of Worcester, seconded by all the phyai-
clans, have united in asking that the after
noon sessions of the lower grade of schools
may be shortened. Their prayer win proba-
bly be granted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

The editor Of a weekly paper ct Holland,
Michigan. isn't afraid to say what he thinks
In late issue he openly declares that ''Het
blad twintig iaren lang onze Sevolking
gediend en- sooveel mogelUk ale gebeurt-
nissen ven den dag soowel van het Dude
Vaderland ais van, dit ons aangenomen
Vaderland made to deelen."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

A Providence man, about seven years
ago was permitted to take some stock in .
fancy corporation for bad debt, and ro-
Gently some Of its creditors, finding his
name in the list of stockholders, COM
menced suit against hun. and obtained
judgments which have amounted to twenty
five thousand dollars, and the end is not
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

RELIGIOUS Congregational church, cor
ner Of Prytania and Calliope streets. Pastor,
Rev. Myron w. Reed. Services morning and
evening at II A. NJ. and ~ p. n. A cordial
invitation is extended to the strangers. All
are invited to attend. Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

Governor Clayton, Of Arkansas, was sere-
naded by hls jubilant friends in Little Rock
the other night after the failure Of the move
ment to impeach him, and in response, We
are told, made stirring impromptu ad-
dress, which elected great applause.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

The chairman Of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee Of Texas has issued an ad-
dress, telling the Democracy that they
"have duty to perform in rescuing the
State from the mis-government of the
present dynasty, but this labor ie not easy,
and 1t rs not wise to blind themselves to the
obstacles in their way, or to disregard the
strength of the power they are attacking" !"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF. - Attention ia
called to the sales at auction to be made to-
morrow at noon, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, by
the Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans.
Said sales comprise: Hi
la lot of ground, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated on
Terpsichore street, between Dryades and
Hercules streets, First DistrMx
2. A piece of ground, situate on Clouet
street, between Craps and Love streets, in
faubourg Washington, Third District. at,r
3. Five lots Of ground, situate on. Clouet
street, between Craps Tor Burgundy and
Love Tor Rampart) streets, same District.
4. Three lots of ground, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, stu
ate ON Clouet and St. Avide streets, be-
tween St. John the Baptist and Feliciana
streets, same District.
5. Five squares Of ground, situated at
Gentilly, making part Of the property lately
belonging to Howe & Martin, same District.
6. And square of ground, bounded BY
Law, Hope, Bagatelle and Union streets,
same District. Ha $
For full particulars and terms see adver-
tisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26
FOB RENT,

v>sN~ov~>~>>~<>c~~cc~~~s~ ~s~rcco~~~~~~~rv~cr~N~~
DOR RENT-FURNI6HED ROOMS, 6INGLY
q in suits, ct No. ia st. Charles street. corner
0logth. mh36 Inn
RoOMs TO RKNI-ONR on TWO FINE,
hid in q pritato fhnily, with or without board
wtse the French ard English language are
cDGkpu. and free nom the annoyance Of children,
1Gp7yine At No. a3l Gk Ann street, corner Of
DNySny. The csrs pcs within few doors Of
oe6use. Terms very ne6srata ocao
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

N VEIL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
gve y return those little sccomplishmc -
&&e(es. Speaks 0esman, Preach and EnGlieh
~s = {. good housekeepef and me1aQoF
take the entire care a. a Invalid 80
O. any pesltion Of trust q respoad6lllt4.
AAvEAA0D, NJ ~ Camp atBoet. nj
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-There will be divine
services at Ames Methodist Episcopal
church, corner of st. Charles and Calliope
streets, commencing at II "A. NJ. and N
p. NJ. us s
Rev. J. c. Hartzell, pastor, will preach in
the morning, and in the evening the meeting
viii 1be in the interest Of the Sunday school
catse. At both services Mr.. Philip Phillips,
tho celebrated author and singer Of sacred
music, Who is spending . few davs in our
city, will sing some of his best pieces.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

Go TO DAsPIT's FOR DRY GOODs.-Our
friend Daspit. No. SAG Magazine street, near
the market, has received his spring stock,
and announces that fact this morning. We
have been to hls store and looked the new
goods over, and our lady readers can rely
upon it that there are few houses in the city
which can boast of more desirable assort-
ment, while the prices at which the goods
are marked evince the most liberal spirit.
We again advise our readers to 60 to Das-
pits. s
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WANTED.

WxNTRD-OCCU CCUPANT6 FOR 4 pInnLY FUR
eeS4e 4eman and wife or aingle gentleman: Also,
s1Htont room suitable for s>ngle eens!c@on:
.PGzt No. 18l Camp street. mhW ~
WNTED-A GOOD FEMALE COOK. APPLY
- 10 No. lel Robin street, between 1aGnene
~ YDstAnce streeta mh1S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26
4 GREAT BARGAININR REAL ESTATE.

A GREAT TBARGAININR REAL ESTATE.
4 fne three.story RESIDENCE, which cost over
twenty thousand dollars to build, and nine Lots Of
9reund, fronting Warrington avenue, filed up two
3et above the street. with all necessary out build
inp, all in good repair, rented on long lease at
Afteen hundred dollars year,
FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Title guaranteed.
Apply, between the hours of ten and two O'Clock,
to JAMES READY,
A13 No. II Natchez street.
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BY TELEGRAPH,

- ~ ~ n I II
LATEST NEWS HR0A ALL POINTS
SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 rHE IEw LOAN
SENATOR CHANDLER AND THE SOUTH
Loyal Battalion Of National Guards
ACTIVITY OF THE NONTHARTRES
DUTY OF THE VERSAILLES GOVERNMENT
Promptly to Conquer Se(litiOn
TROOPS TO SUPPRESS the IMsuRREcTtoM
Chill Opposes the Annexation
Of San Domingo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26

CT. CHAR1,Aess E1aRATRk. ~
Positively hst appearance Of
MR.. JOSEPH X. EMMETT.
For the beneAt Of
Mr.. r. GtRAs0N. Treasurer,
Sunday, March -,
When viii be presented. for the last time.
FRITZ, OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
With new SONGS, DANCBe, etc.
Tomorrew-Fint appearance Of the celebrated
comedian snd tragelian. Mr.. EDWIN ADAMa
in Tennyssn's poem sf nuOCH ARDEN, with new
scenery and mechanical effects. mhS6 1t
a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26
Philip Phillips.

The secoLd singing exhibition given by
Mr.. Philip Phillips, at the Ames' Methodist
church, last evening, was attended BY .
no means crowded audience. There was
not so much choral singing as on the pre-
vious evening, and we noticed, too, that
some of the excellent voices which swelled
the chorus on the first evening were sbsent.
The audience present appeared gratified
with what they heard, and listened with
interest to the remarks made between the
tunes. At the close of the singing it was
announced by Rev. Mr.. Hartsell, pastor Of
the church, that Mr.. Phillips would attend
the service this morning, snd take some
part in the musical portion Of the devo-
tiOnal exercises
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-26
FOB SALE,

DOE aALE-A QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF
u Ground situated corner Of Constantin0ple and
ft Streets sixth District opposite the residences
e Nr. vOisin and Hrs. 6outhmayde, only enc
& TOMAT1C,
ph26 4f~ M. q Commercial place.
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BANKS AND BANKING.

Dep0a1fs OF any amount received. AL accounts
payable on demand with interest due SIX PER
CKNT interest paid or compounded, free Of all
n
sions and associations. Certificates Of deposit s-
;"tsreet Sue. Depositscan be made BY express, or
bank draft, or postal money order. Deposits re-
ceived from individuals. firms, societies and cor
pOrations. subject to check ct sight.
The Freodmsn's Savings and Trust Company was
incorporated for the special benefit Of the freed
Of the South sut y foS s 70
ect ct all times to the supervision Of the Congress
Of the United States its Aeaesty and integrity are
c"of1s1 0FFicE HOURS From 4 r. to r. NJ, and on
Saturday nights from six te etsrf r. sc1SSk ssTkrr
T OUIsIANA SAVINGS RANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Ne. 81. 1......... Camp Street. ......... Ne. u
JOSEPH s. oorEs ". VAN I nospss,
JOIN 8. WALTON, Treasurer e
DrRscroRs:
". n. Thomas, David wallace.
Henry Peychaud, ~ Dr. W. b. nolconsA
SAT safse sr rented, Sssd Sd ana 7siussise received.
Persons living in the country vim find this Cea.
pany safe depository for valuahles, paper, -,
o sman ckpense. MOI. y
| CT. CHARLES LOAN OFFICE.
ls.........;;,.s. CAasles ossss; s;.........s.1s
SUCCR1oOR or 4. MADWANN
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-30

A MATCH POE HARRY BAssETT.-A cor
respondent Of The New York Herald mas
visited old John Harper. owner OF the
famous horse Lon gtellow, at his kentucky
home, and gives the following IL his &C.
count Of the visit:
After listening to old John for some
time about the great merits OF Lonstelio"
ns a race-horSe propounded several quc9-
tious about bis future designs, Which were
as follows:
Question Do you intend training and
running Lon2fcIloW the coming spring.
Answer Yes. sir; l not only intend 10
train him when i recover from my INJURY,
but l will take him North and run him
against Harry BassetC Or any other horse III
tie world, as think he is the fastest horse
alive when In coudi,ion. I will take more
pains with him next spring than ever cid
before.
Question Will yau have your horses on
In time Tor tie first meeting at Jerome
Park?
Answer: That cannot say. 7 have my
Young ones entered in The stakes ut tbat
nlucc, and will try and bave them there to
run: but I do not intend running Long
fellow until get to Long Branch. Alter
tina, will run him g; every race-course IN
the North, aud there will be none 10 beat
him.
Question Do you really think Lonsfcl'
low can beat Harry Bassett!
Answer: Harry Bassett Is crest nog,
yet tbiuk Longfeilow has the foot Of him
es far as he can 90. do not know how
far he can 90, but believe that can put
him in condition 10 last az long SIS Harry
Bas.ett or any other horse 10 tina world.
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the house. As they fed 10 the darkness
Colonel Kerr discharged q gun at them,
but It Is believed without effect.
In 4 few minutes Claiborne Kerr, son
Of Jesse. and father of one of the boys IN
the house. arrived, having heard the re-
port Of The gun discharged by his fatber.
The story was soon told. Mrs. korr was
unbound and released. An effort at p'lr-
suit was made, but in the darkness 1t was
unavailing.
wuo WERE THE BURGLARs!
The next day, the news of the burglary
having spread among the neighbors, con-
lectures were rife rs TO the robbers. Ut was
discovered that the brothers John and Leo
nard Kerr were missing. a hat found In
tn, road in front Of Mr.. kerr's house was
recognized rs one that had been worn By
John Kerr.
The Press ard Herald OF last Thursday
morning announced the finding a, day.
break on the day previous. In field near
Lonor's station. Of two horses, evidently
haying been bard ridden. Simultaneous
with This discovery we learn that two sus-
Notwithstanding men had got on freight
train NJ LcnoiI's lnte on Tuesday night
and had gone to L0udon. 1T the latter
place they boarded the eaStern-bouud
passenger train. One Of the men asked
Conductor Diamond for tickets TO Lynch
burg, but he told them he could only col.
loct f4re to Knoxville, which one Of tue
men paid for both. At Knoxville the same
man bought tickets for two to Bristol.
Conductor Holloway, on this latter train,
noticed their queer locks, but presumed
they were countrymen, unused to travel
ling on railroads. Both conductors recog.
ni2ed the description Ct the robbers OF
Colonel Kerr, as published in the adytr-
tisement Offering a reward for their
apprehension, as that Of the two su<-
picious rsil7oad travellers. Whether
they took the train at Bristol for
Lynchburg or not Is not definitely known.
We append The description Of them gwen
by Colonel Kerr They we're white men,
di, gulsed and blackeccd one medium.
, sized man, rather heavily built, with far
or sandy hair. blue Or gray eyes. lie had
some Of the fingers OF his right hand Shot
Off while in the house, and Colonel Kerr
thinks YVES shot in the shoulder. The other
, man was rather tall and slim, thlck-vis.
aged, and q sharp, short nose" Colone!
Kerr oflcrs reward CT 81, 000 for the ap'
prehensIon Of the robbers ana the recovery
OF the money, or $500 Tor the apprehension
Of the robbers and their delivery into Gus
tody.
u messenger was sent to Lenob's hy
Colonel Kerr, and the two horses were ex
amned and asserted to he those which haC
been in The possession OF the Kerr Brothers
, Pur nit lis being made, and 1t IS hoped the
: burglars, whoever they may be, may speedt
I ~ be brought to justice. The one woo WA
wounded in the hand will necessarily re-
quiTe surgical assistance, und 1t Is hoped tnu
may lead to his detection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-30

THE Belle EXCITEMENT AT HUNTERS POINT.
New YoEx. November 29.-fhere is q
luii to-day III the Bible excitement at Hun
ter's Point. The Lori'S Prayer was read
in school today without Interruption
Kate Denman. who was expelled as a
leader Of the disturbances, applied for re.
admission, but was refused. Some OF tue
SUSPENDED scholars were allowed TO return.
Four policemen remain on duty In the
school. The principal Is still subjected to
,irsLi. in the streets, but be expresses the
belief that the Catholics OF the place don't
generally approve OF the disturbances.
GENERAL ITEMS.
FEW York, November 29.-The Grcnd
Duke Alexis had al unprecedented naval
display last night. 80.
Connolly still lIcks Z quarter of million
of the amount of his bail. Ee remains IL
custody at the New York Hotel. go
Senator Norton was robbed OF his tWAileG
While entering The cars at jersey CITY.
Mayor Hal has disappeared, III is supposed
10 avoid being IN custody during tomorrow.
His bail will he fixed Ut $1,000 600, his
suretics 10 justify III $4,000 coo.
Z verdict has Deen given tor the United
States in the case against Harver Barnes TO
recover GOA .J4T on account of fraudulent
invoices OF imported sugar and molasses.
Freight, west trom New York, Boston,
aud Philadelphia, have been advanced to
ninety.three cents per hundred 10 Cincln-
uati, 81 per hundred to Chicago, Sl.29 to
St. Louis, ard proportionate TO other
points.
The Health officer reports that the
cholera has disappeared from the bay. The
steamer Franklin will DC allowed 10 come
up 10 the city on sunday.
Ia ION o.
day, in spite Of the cold weather.
4 porron Of the Erie basin at South
Brooklyn gave way last Friday from the
pressure OF the immense stock Of grain In
the WAREHOUSES.
II is rumored that the Bowling Greco Sl-
7int.a Bank reports Its assets ut S45l, 430,
and liabilities aL STA 900.
Business VIII be entirely suspended to-
mOrrOW,
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Sandy river, and are now engaged in the
construction Of narrow-gauee tbree feet
three incb) railroad from Ceredo, upon the
OHIO river, through these possessions. Il
Is the intention to extend this road into the
interior about one hundred miles, by which
they penetrate that famous belt CT coal.
iron, and timber, that extends from Monon-
gala county through the State Of Ken
lucky, and that reach their highest nerfec-
ton within the drainage OF the Big Sandy
and Licking rivers.
This company have made all the arrange:
mcnts for tho completion OF their road, and
the persons concerned in it were upon the
ground for the purpose of directing the
survey, that commenced the day was at
Ceredo, and to facilitate the work In every
way they CALL GbeN County Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-30

SALT LAKE CIIY, November 29.-The
motion to quash the indictments against
Brigham Young and others was argued all
day.
brigham, though three hundred miles
away, is endcGvorlug 10 reach here by Mon
day next, the day set for his trial.
Tae snow has ceased falling, but the wca-
Their Is Intensely cold.
The trains are thirty hours behind time.
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Tesegran,,fc Summary.

Aregro named John Thomas has been
convicted in Baltimore Of felonlous a.
sault upon Mrs. Sirocco, and sentenced to
twenty years confinement.
The National Board Of Trade convenes at
s.. Louis on the 9th Of December. Ar
rangements are being m8de for the reccp-
tic u and entertainment Of the members.
The Constitution (newspaperl. OF Atlanta,
Ga, has beeu awarded the public printing
OF the state by an almost unanimous vote
OF the Legislature.
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"a, w e,.ss,

EAsrPonr, MAINE, November 29.-The
weather here is the coolest ever known in
November the Thermometer being 50 be-
low zero.
BANGOR, ME., November 29.--The Their
mometer was at $50 at noon to-day. Ves.
sells in port have difficulty IN getting out. -
WAsuISeros, November 70. kilograms
from north and west continue to report
unusually severe weather for the seascE:
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Few York q .aeas nua MONEY rv,

view York eencz nDd Money Market.
New 1oRE, November 29.-Money easr.
Sterling higher but inactive Mt 9aoS
Gold, 110xG110A. Governments 'e2's.
Ill. States dull and steady Tennessee's.
Sc; new, 05a. Virginia's, 63E new, es.
LoulsIann's, s5 !; new, 81. Levee's, GO; SIS.
IS. Alabama, so; 5's, IS. Georeia's, 90 !;
7s, s2K. North Csrolina's, 35A new, 10,
South Carolina's, 67; new, 34a.
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Ernna chicago.

CHICAGO, November 29-fhe Mississippi
river il entirely closed ABOVE the BRUCE at
Dubuque, Iowa. s .,;s ,orr
Some human bones were found this morn
ing in The debris oil No. bS nortn oia; ;h5
stra,t which before the fire was occupied
hy q family named Dresslcr, consisting oil
husband, wife. and the wiIe's brother, all
Of whom have been missing since the nfc.
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l,aiisOau Matters.

CATLETrsBUgG, KY., November w. ne
Kentucky aua Hreat Eastern Railroud CON-
pany closed the contract ut Ceredo, W. va,
today, with the commissioners OF Una.
state. by which they acquire the franchise
and property OF the West Virginia Central
Railroad Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-30

CERrDo MINERAL RlILRoAD.-We had
the pleasure OF mectin. the directors OF
this companya Jew days ago in the pleasant
yllluge OF Cefedo, two miles east or Cat,
leltsburg. We found them gentlemen OF
wealth and character, who have secured
largs Luds and IMMORAL interests up the Big
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Tne Valley Ra,iroa0-RoG1e Selected

AEG VcIEV.y EsE!EEEGN-sAUS.5B DVsCStSWs
Specia! telegram 10 the Dispatch.
STANTON, Va, November 29.-The
Board of Directors Of the Valley railroad
met yesterday il Baltimore and decided TO
locate the road on what Is called the east
err route. The contract for building the
road from HarriSonburg 20 this point will
be LET Immediately.
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Gauth Carolina knhiux Prisoners
Raitei. &c.

CHARLESTON, S. c., November 29.-Six
kuklux prisoners we're brought before
judges Bond and Bryan to-day IN Column.
bla, from York county, on writ of habeas
CORPUS, and bailet in the sum o. 81, 700 each.
Encouragement Bowen is elected to the
State Legislature as representative from
i'barIr,tnn county.
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Standardization Judgment.

PHILADELPHIA, November 20.--A juos-
mant sequestrating $4,000 or toe pro-
perry Of ex-City Treasurer Marccr has been
rendered,
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LlSNEMAN's STEAM DYEING

LlENEMAN'S STEAM DiEiNG
IA, A.. sJUral,G hsra pLtchM~ . J
a., gH,ap lTntAr. BaT@hEs FIUaiA
ARD + EIH CT GEAF@.-b}e!ag Gons 10 snS
49, ,a,, alvle Gar Sc. 8courinx anu kia sioY'f
Steaaed Invite the ladies especially TO sec a. /
is:est importation OF blue adopted sos az 49, aSa
WorstsS.
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Latest gfsgEVGT NEWS.


THE PRINCE OF WALES. -,
LONDON. November 90 fnc Prince Of
Wales OBTAINS somc sleep, but anxiety re-
garding the result Of nis illness sill exists,
Later.-Ata late hour to. night there was
no change 10 note In the condition Of the
Prince CT Wales.