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The New York herald., 1871-12-02
ANU s E M EN- rs.

Italian (,uero-Seveutecuth subscrtptiOn Nishf.
"Mignonn was gwen again last evening" ana the
Academy was crowded as usual with the weaith
aud fashion OF the metropolis. the opera ran more
smoothly than before, and Mlle Nilsson exceiied all
her previous efforts In her artistic rendering OF the
title role. She sang the lovely aria. "Knowest Tnou
the Landf' with more than ordinary expression,
inspired Doubtless by the presence OF the Grand
Duke Alexis and suite and N. and Madame
Caiacaxy, who sat In one OF the proscenium
boxes on the right. During the fascinating
toilet scene, the music OF which Is iden-
tical with a scene from "Iamlet," she won
applause OF the most enthusiastic DESCRIPTION
from the audience, which compelled an encore. Inc
lovely duet OF the swallows and the trio In the last
act created the highest enthusiasm, whlcn was
partly created by janet and Capoul IN tnelf re-
spectye parts OF Lotari0 and Guglielmo. The role
OF Felna the most brilliant i'll the opera, ana is
well suited to the French school OF singing OF Mile.
Duval Sne dresses and acts the part magnihcently,
ana makes genuine success In II. NO one IN tne
audience was more avorao,y nprsssea n1adne wa ,ne
most vigorously during some or the scenes.
matinee of the same onera VIII be given To-Day, anu
the last this season VIII take place
on Monday evening. the season OF twenty nights
win close with .Iravlata'' on Wednesday and
nights the management has averaged five
thousand dollars per nlght, or perhaps more. NO
fault therefore, can be found with the public on the
score OF Italian opera, and we can only express the
hope that future managers, such as Mr. Rosa ana
Mr. Jarrett. will meet with equal encouragement.
signOr BartoLni. the eminent baritone, from the
Royal Italian Opera, Covent Grden, London. and
also the ltaens, Paris, has arrived In New York TO
assume the position OF PrmO Baritone d CarteIlo''
in the Nilsson Italian opera Company He is very
highly spoken OF by the French, English and all the
principal journals OF Continental Europe and brings
with him an autograph letter from Adelina Patti
nhe Marquise de Caux). recommending him both as
a most excellent artist, with whom she has sung
the principal operas In her repe'1ohe with great
success and also very fine actor He Will make
hts first appearance In New York In conjunction
with Mile Christina NILSSON as Count di Luna In
Verdfs opera, al Trovatore." and also assume
during the forthcoming spring season the role OF
Hamlet In Ambrose Thomas new opera OF that
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
CoSrLAGRATIONS IN THE STATES.

Extensive Fires in Rhode Island, Missouri,
Nassachusct's, Pennsylvania and Illinois.
PROVIDENCE R. L. Dec. ], 1871.
The Greystone Mil, in North Providence owned
BY r. w. Cady ana run by Zebulon Wnipple was
burned down about seven O'Clock this morning.
The insurances were $4,000 on the mill ana ma.
cninery and $1,000 on the stock. The loss is not
ascertained.
81. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. ], 1871.
Nre at Liberty. NO., on Wednesday night, de-
stroyed the stores Of Miller Co., +. r. Allen NJ.
Goldman aud witthofr 4 Co., and the Liberty
Savings Bank, lawyers Offices and billiard room.
The loss is $4,000.
BOSTON, Mass, Doc. ], 1871.
The building occupied by the steam fire engine T.
G. Amory, on East street, was damaged by Dire TO.
day TO the extent OF $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Dec. l. 1871.
The broom factory Of Eastpurn Brothers, on Vine
street, was burned this morning. The loss IL heavy
partially insured. The shoe store or John W. Franz
bcs, adjoining, was damaged by water.
BLooMINGTOH, Ill, Dec. /, 1871
A fire this morning destroyed McClure's building
at the corner OF Main and south streets, occupied
by McClurc's furniture warehouse and Evans' gro.
cery Several adjoining buildings were injured.
Total loss $4,000; insured for 1000 in the North
British and Mercantilc, Royal, Phoenix, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

John Heller committed yesterday morning by hang
ing himself, in Cadwalader street, Philadelphia
General samue, T.. Chamberlain has been appointed
Warden of the Massachusetts, State Prison. in place Gideon
Haynes, resigned
Mellen Chamberlain of Chelsea appointed Chief
Justice of the Boston Municipal Court in place Judge
Bacon, resigned
Richard o. Moulton welknown and experend carpenter
and builder hung himself at Provdencc, h L. yesterday
He has been partially derangcd for months.
John W. Cheney into with the deck hands of
steamer Great Republic below Baton Rouge New
Orleans yesterday and shot and dangerously wounded three
negroes.
The of Clinton B. Fisk against the St. Louis Times
for libel has been settled. The journal named makes
ample etracon Of the deiamatory article and the
penses OF the suit.
f. W. Lendrum night clerk in the Louisville Post Oflce,
was arrested yesterday morning at Louisville KY, .
charge Of robbng the mails Eeven absracted letters
found on his person.
The Democratic Central Committee at Orleans
address In of maintaining party
ganizson and declining alliance with either wing
ruling party In Lou,siana.
william Neville, empoye OF Dun Co., arrested
yesterday ut Albany on the complaint CT Henry Prock of
rival commercial agency who charges Neville With having
misappropriated funds while In his employ.
William Armstrong farmer from Montgomery, was drv-
Ing the Erie railway crorsing Mt Newburg
when his away and went on the track and
struck the engine train. Armstrong; feet
both cut OIL and he Otherwise severely injured
The New York herald., 1871-12-02

echr Mary Aiice Jones' New Haven for New Yos1.
Schr Is III Jones, DAVIS, New Haven for New YORK.
schr Stephen Tabsr Clarke Glen Cove for Ne~ York.
Scnr Mercer, Brasson. New Haven FOR new fork.
schr Clara Posi- Ferris, Port Chester for New YORK
Steamer Abatross, Davis, FAN River Tor New 10TH WIN
steamer GsaIsa, Yye, Providence for New York. with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Alpha, Seeley, New York for Lunenburg, Ms
Brig Arabea. Dexter, New York for Halifax.
schr Messenger, Keep, Elizabehpor for Stamford.
Schr saLie Burton, Palmer. New York for stamford.
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scnr " iownsend, Barrett Ezabethport FOR providence
schr Almira, Hagernan, weehawken Tor nvster Bay
schr FANNIE Hazard Lawrence, New York for Hartford
Schr Lawson, Hayden Haversraw for Providence.
cnr Fitzpatrick, Smith, Philadelphia for Portsmouth
schr II Wilson, Harris, Elzahethport for Fall River.
schr vintage. Bunker. Elixabethpor for Boston.
echr VIM Tiers, Clifford, Philadelphia for Providence.
Scnr ivra, Banger, Georgetown. DC. for Bridgeport.
port.
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schr Z metcaf Rogers, Hoboken for Pawtucket
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senr James Aderdice Wiletts Philadelphia for Plov
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Scnr Sasen islander Hammond, Port johnson for New
schr rankee Boy, Nosirand, Rondout for New London.
Scnr Inaro sherman, Elizabethport for Providence
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The New York herald., 1871-12-02


The Miners NJ Scranton Threatening Another
strike Becausc Coal Is Too cheap in New
York.
.ets SCRANTON, Pa, Dec ], 1871.
The great fall in the coal prices at New York has
created considerable exciteme mt among the miners
in this locality. Maih street, In Hyde Park, was
crowded all day with miners, who argued and pre-
dic,ed that another strike would take place in Janu.
airy next.
the streets were filed with those who believed
that the next auction sale OF coal by Messrs.
Draper & Co., would cap the climax and bring
coal to such a low standard that strike
would be inevitable, and should the Della
ware, Lackawana and Western Company reduce
the price OF mining, coal from niueIyt three and a
half cents per diamond car TO eightysX cents long
and stubborn strike will be the result. The miners
are not satisfied with the price now paid them for
the risk they claim to be under and are at any mo-
ment prepared to strike and cause another famine
among great number OF families who live from
hand TO mouth.
The Audenreid Shaft near Wilkesbarre sunk to.
day nearly two feet ana has caused great excite
ment among the inhabitants In the neignbOrhood,
but there is no great danger apprehended
The New York herald., 1871-12-02

Immense Damage TO Properry-Ships Drag
gcd from Their Anchorage and Wrecked
Great Loss Of Lie Reported.
Boston, Dec. ], 1871.
special despatch to the Traveller, from Halifax,
says:-"A hurricane visited the northern side OF
the Island OF Cape Breton on the night OF the o7th
ult., doing immense damage to houses, barns, trees
and shipping.
The gale began at eight O'Clock and lasted until
I'VE O'Clock the next morning. The tide was four
feet higher than ever known before. The public
wharf at Port hood was swept awav, and In the VII
Iapes several houses were blown down.
number OF vessels anchored OF Fort Mulgrave
dragged ashore, and others passed out the Strait
TO sea. The Bermudian brig JaDcz, from Charlotte
town, was wrecked on Fox siaud aud only one man
saved. Ten schooners were wrecked In the Straits
or Canso
IL IS feared that there has been considerable loss
OF lie as well as property by the gale.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
PORT or NEW YORK, DECEMBER I, 1871.
CLEARED,

steamship Spain (Br), Grace, Lvcrpool--F w Hurst
Steamship Vile de Paris (fr, Surmont, Havre-9eo
kenzie.
Steamship Robert Ingham, whclaw, Sydney, CB-Inier
national Coad and Railroad Co.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk-Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Bark Laura Maria (NG), Albrecht, Queenstown or Fall
mouth--Wendt, Tetens 4 Bockmann.
Bark Manitoba Bry, Dnrksl havre-Boyd Hinckcn.
Bark Patria (Swe) Egge Bilboa- Funcn, Edge h Co.
Bark Speedwell Patten Gbratar--E Baen 4 Co.
Bark Gazele, Black, Bsrbados-H Trowbridge'e Sons
Brig Betty Emma (Nd), Rohr, Hamburg-Funch Edge
Brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie, Fernandina-s Loud 4 Co.
Schr $ q Evans Gulse Pernambuco-Abel Abbott.
Schr Annie Whiting, Hutchinson, Demarara-Edwin Rowe
ACo
schr F G Davis, Philips, st Jago-Jas T. Ward 4 Co.
Schr David Babcock, Colcord, Galveson--Snow 4 Bur
gees.
schr John Lewis ST John, Beaufort-Thos Holmes Co.
Schr Lyon Lyon, BatimorcBaker Dayton.
schr Howard Macomber, Williams, Boston-H Brown 4
Co.
Schr Thos Owen, seleck, New Haven-Rackett Bro.
Steamer Il N Faircnld, Trout. Philadelphia.
Steamer s " aker Sherein, Philadel para
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann eliza, Richards. Philadelphia.
Steamer Bristol W lace, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
THE WINTER ELEMENTS.

The lee Causing \ StopDago Of all River aso
Canal Navigation-The Indians and the
Grand Duke Cannot Now Have Their Buf-
fale Hunt.
ST. CATHERINE, Ont, Dec. ], 1871.
The weather is mild to-day and no appearance OF
snow The ice is about three inches thick in the
we.land canal. Eight Northern transportation pro-
trying to break the ice, but the prospects are
doubtful
MONTREAL Dec. I, 1871
French drover named Couvette was found near
here yesterday, frozen TO death.
BANGOR, Me-, Dec I, 1871.
Cold weather continues. The river closed up on
Wednesday night, locking five vessels, but steam
tugs cut channel ana released them yesterday
after which the river was closed for the season.
three weeks earlier than last year.
ALBANY. Dec. l. 1871.
Canal Auditor Dayton informs us that the follow
ing boats are detained by ice in the vicinity OF
Troy:-Thirly-four in the river at West Troy,
six IN the canal at West Troy, forty-two In
the sixteen Locks at Cohoes tweuty mine from the
head OF The Sixteen Locks to the Lower AqueducL
The names and location OF the boats can De ascer-
tanned on application to this Office.
GARRISON, N. Y, Dec. !, 1871.
The steamboat L. G. Pierce Is fast IN the Ice at
Stuyvesant. The ice Is i've inches thick: The
steamship North star broke from her anchorage
last night at Catskl. and to-day lies Droadside on
the flats two miles south OF Livingston.
koNDoUT, N. u, Dec. l, 1871.
The Delaware and Hudson Is canal closed, orders
to that effect having been issued to-day. No boats
moved since yesterday afternoon.
Hartford, Conn.,, Dec. /, 1871.
Ice has stopped navigation on the Connecticut
River. The New York boats, yesterday, stopped at
saybrook. Several vessels are caught III the river
by the sudden freeze. People crossed on the ice az
Thompsonville to-day.
WASHINGTON, Dec. !, 1871.
Information has been received by the Board Of
Indian Commissioners, that the recent heavy snow
storms on the plains Is causing great suffering
among the Indians engaged on their annual winter
hunt for bufaio.
It Is doubtful II the proposed Bufal0 hunt for the
entertainment Of the Grand Duke Alexis can now
take place.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02

Celebration OF Thanksgiving and General
Rcjoiring-Arrival of the New United
States Attorney for the Territory -Ifrig.
ham Young MOI Produced.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. /, 1877.
Thanksgiving Day here was observed by every.
body Stores were all closed and business was
entirely suspended. Services were held in the
different churches. In the afternoon big
dinner was given by the ladies OF the
Methodist church, while at night occurred
the grandest ball ever Witnessed in Utah, there
being over one hundred couples present. Mormons
and Gentiles ladies with superb toilets and public
officers were present On the WHOLE 1t was the
most remarkable event in the history Of the Ter.
ritory.
Mr.. George G. Rates, the newly appointed United
states Attorney for Utah, arrived yesterday. He
was presented at Court this morning by General
Maxwell, and, having been welcomed by Judge
McKean, spoke at some length as TO his
intended Official COURSE In conclusion Mr..
Bates said, II have only now 70 aiate that by Gods
blessing VIII perform the delicate and sacred
functions Of my ofice with fairness, such equ
ty, camness and candOr, with such equal and exact
justice toward all the people of this Territory IRE.
specttve OF caste, color, religion, sex or
sect as shall eXtort from them all
the commentator Of an eminent English
Bishop III his eulogy upon the law as that science
whose voice is the harmony OF the world, whoee
seat Is the bosom OF God. The greatest are not
above or beyond its power or its process
and the numblest are not beneath Its
protecting arm. shall bow with defe.
renee always to the ruling and decisions
OF the bench, save only when they are overruled,
altered or revised by the supreme judicial tribunal
OF the Union the wise action Of intelligent Con-
gress acting In its capacity as the lawful guardian
Of ITS rising ward.
MIR. Baskin, IN the court today, called attention
TO u reported interview between Thomas Fitch,
counsel for Brigham Young, and others, with
an a:tache Of the NEW YORK HERALD. He
said that the remarks made by Mr.. Fitch
on that occasion rejecting upon the Court In con-
nection with the State trials now pending were
either misunderstood or Fitch had been guilty or
gross falseh0od.
The motion 10 guash the indictment against
Brigham Young and Others for murder is stlll pend
Ing.
Communication IL open with the mines OF Cotton.
wood, but the way tniiner u exceedingly danger
GUS
The weather to-day Is clear ana cold.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
ARRIVALS.
HEroRrsD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


steamship Algeria (Br lie Messurier Liverpool Nov H.
an Queenstown lSh with mdse 60 toChas
q Francyn. Hal succession OF hard gales with heavy
head sea the eIe passage Nov 49, lat g. Ion exchanged
si9nNs with Cunard brig rigged steamer bound IL.
Steamship Mstonii Morton, Havana Nov rs, VIA Nassau
ship Co.
passengers, TO II brigham.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston Nov 81, with
Indse and passengers. 10 Morgan Co. Nov 50, IL AM.
10 miles Of iiaeras exchanged signals with steamer
Lord, bound Dec 40 AM, 10 miles Of Delaware Light
winds on the passage.
steamship Beneiac,or Jones' Wilmington, NC, . days
with mdse. 10 the Lorllard steamship Go.
Steamship George Upton. Chadwick. Richmond. City
Point and Norfolk with mise and passengers TO Wasnng
Bark Iva (Br, Bliss, Agoa Bay, CGH Sept 90 with WOOL
to Bauendahl Co. Rounded Cape OF Good Hope Oct and
crossed the Equator cath Ia lon 2 had hne weather until
reaching this const since beavv NV Rales Oct ~ the
EQUATOR signaed chip star Of Greece (Br steering WSW
18th lat N, Ion 2s 3, steamship DonaU Br, steering
3ls ai 81 lon 30 bg steamship Savage Qr, steering
qua G5,h lat 85 81, ion " IL, brig Fraternss Nor from
Port Talbot for New YORK, 81 dsvs out.
schr q FRAZIER Plum, Havana 10 days, with fIu TO
Tbos Madge vesse 10 Youngs, Smith Co Has been days
north Of Hatteras with srons nofihery winds.
Scbr Morgan, Van Clicf, Georgetown, DC.
Passed Through He'll Cato,
BOUND SOUTH.
Scbr Ma, Mead Greenwich for New York, with 70
order
schr Emily, Allen, Stamford for New York
hchr Dart, Williams, Stamford Tor New York.
Sehr hNHussts, Wander, 0isn Cove for New York
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
LITERARY CHlT-CHAT.

Mr. WILLIAM BLACK, whose novels. "a Daugi, ter
OF Heth" and I'm Silk Attire" have given him
front rank among the rising novelists OF England
q Scotchman. He was correspondent of the
Morning St0r In 1886 and subsequently edited the
London RepseD.
Mr.. PERCY b. ST. JOHN writes TO the London
Times that he is the author Of the serial novel now
being published in the columns OF q New York
weekly as by Miss Braddon.
NJ. LABoULAYE, In his able article on lie Pouvor
Consttuant +" in the Recue des Deur Mondes, cites
the United States practice success as The strong
est argument against confdng legislative power to
single assembly, the omnipotence OF which has
always caused the miscarriage Of attempts TO es-
tablish true liberty In France
We ARE to have "a Comparative Grammar of the
Modern Aryan Languages OF lndia,u by John
Beames, OF London,
The TEXT OF "LoNDoN: A PILGRIMAGE" Illus
lra'ed by Gustave Dore, will be written by W.
Blanchard Jerrold.
LONDON PUBLISHER announces the eUncol-
lected Writings, Essays ana Lectures OF Ralph
Waldo Emerson "Who reads an American book p,
The REV. JOHN BOOTH, whose book on "Epi.
grams, Ancient and Modern." mad 80 much success
few years ago, has IN press q new work, styled
''Metrical Eptaphs, Ancient and Modern"
THE Nation, IN a review OF Mr.. w, b. Lawrence's
extensive "Commentaire sur les Elements du Drot
two volumes OF which were pub.
lished at Leipsie o year or two ago. says that the
work evinces "enormous labor ana vast Iearning.u
IL qualraes the praise, however, by charging Mr.
Lawrence with dragging into a work on interna-
tona law; with winch they have nothing whatever
to do, sundry severe criticisms OF Congress and the
Executive for acts done toward the secessionists
and their Northern sympathizers during the war
WESTERN MAy abused Webster when he
couldn't find word IN the dictionary, because the
blasted book hadn't gos an index.n
WALT WHITMAN's "basbarc yawp- before the
American institute AFTER All, Not 10 Create only,
has been publishea In tnkn volume by Roserts
BrotDera. OF boston.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
THE PARK MURDERS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 1, 1871.
Judge Durham to-day delivered a long charge
10 the Grand Jury now In session in Clark
county, Indiana, where the recent trouble OF
the Park tragedy, and subsequent lyncnlng
or the supposed murderers, occurred. He re-
dicued the Idea OF negroes confession under
terror, being Of any value lie charged the Jury
not only 10 make thorough investigation OF the
murder, but also OF the Linchlng and to owing the
guilty parties 10 justice,
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. I'll A. NJ.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. FL A. NJ. J
Synopsis yor The Pas, T,oea.y.10ur Hours.
The area OF highest barometer has moved south
eastward since Thursday night, and is
now central in Tennessee and Arkansas.
The low pressure IN New England has
advanced eastward beyond our stations.
The barometer has fallen decidedly from Kansas to
Lake Superior and westward. The pressure has
fallen with rain, in oregon. Northwesterly winds
have backed to southwest from the lakes to the
Ohio and Missouri valleys Northeasterly winds
have prevailed with rain, on the Southern and Gulf
coasts, where cloudy and clearing weather are now
reported with failing temperature. The temperature
has risen. with cloudy weather, from the Lower
Lakes TO Maryland ana Vermont.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably continue to fall on
Saturday, with southwest winds and cloudy
weather from Lake Erie to Missouri and north
ward; rising barometer, with northerly winds, in
Texas and the Gulf States. Cloudy weather Will
probably continue IN the Middle and Eastern States,
with temperature higher than on Friday.
Warning Signals ordered.
Cautionary signals continue for the rest Of the
night at Rochest.r, Oswego and Buffalo.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
MaTERIAL POR A DUEL.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 4. 1871.
difficulty occurred today In Covington, KY,
between Colonel O'Neal ana General BurbrIdge, In
winch the latter struck U'Neal. 10 Is believed by
many that duel WIZ grow OUT Of the quarrel The
friends of b0ih parties are sad 10 have been busy
since the occurrence, but whether this means pre-
paratione for u hostile meeting or not il unkn0wIL
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
AFFAIRS IN MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Dec. l, 1871.
The Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court yesterday
administered the oath Of Office to Lieutenant Gov
ernor Powers as Governor
Ex-Governor Alcorn LETT for Washington last night
10 take his seat In the Senate at the opening.
@, X. Marshall will deliver the annual address at
the State Fair on Thurs fay OF next week.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
supplementary weather Report.


WASHINGTON d. c., Dec. IT Y. NJ.
The following collected from the regular weather
dispatches received at the Signal once during
the past twenty -four hours, Will be found Of inter-
est:-Rain fell last night and this morning
at Augusta, Ca; Charleston, S. G.; Whining
ton, N. c., and Mobile, Ala; also at Lake City,
Fla, and New orleans to-day. Snow fell this
morning at Cleveland. The Thermometer at Duluth,
Minn., registered six degrees below zero; at ST.
Paul, Minn., ten degrees below, and At the Mon
treal Observatory two degrees below zero. The
temperature in this city at seven O'Clock this morn
ing was twenty three degrees. Upon the summit
OF Mount Washington, N. H. at eight o'clock this
morning. the temperature was recorded OF fifteen
degrees below zero. Weather cloudy and wind west,
blowing ninety-six miles an hour. At five O'Clock
this evening the weather and temperature were the
same but the wind had moderated very much. This
evening the temperature In this city was p degrees
at five O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02

Brig Mary Thayer, Tyler, from Cephalonia Sept T.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
HIPPING NEW S
Aln,auar for New York This Day.

AIn.auar for New York This Day.
Sun rises. $500. 7 06 Moon rises. eve 0 21
Sun sets. 80. 4 33 High water. morn IL 81
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
OCEAN STEAMERS

Steamer. Sails Destination. o
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

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"A. dyed, no crmpcd hair IN solid har inches long,
30 inches. weight s ounces, Va bo - inches weight
sale prices. :CHARLEs " PECkHAM So broadway, near
Amity street. 25 Grand street. corner oi Cbrvae sent
G. o. d. by express upon receipt Of color by mall Core
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