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THE SEAT OF THE TWELFTH JUROR still
remains vacant in the Foster case. The eleven
that now occupy the seats are rather an intel
ligent-looking body, Notwithstanding their
implied temporary idiocy. One man who was
examined yesterday as to his fitness to occupy
the one vacant chair said he knew nothing Of
the killing, because he had been sick all the
time. He certainly had better certificate Of
fitness than the others who were chosen, but
he was rejected on bubble of some sort.
The question may arise, and really ought to
have arisen, In the examination Of jurors
whether twelve temporarily insane men are
not disqualified by reason of undue sympathy
to try man whose chief defence may be the
very plea Of temporary insanity by which they
achieved the jury box.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NATEs.


At Home.
Collins, she Irish comedian in APau1 clifford"
win succeed Chanfrau at Niblo's.
..Jack Sneppar2" - now IN spl eniid running
or der al the Olympic ana II booked for permanent
success.
The last yn,sAts Of "nendall's Thnmb" at Wal
lacks ave anD0u need. IL viii be replaced by John
Brougham's cenR edy, "Playing with Fire."
Mrs. Macrcad,j, the distinguished actress and dra-
matte reader, III give one o her interesting recitas
at Association Hail. on Thursday next, for the Dene
1t OF the Shep herds Fold She will be assisted by
the celebrates pianist Harry Sanderson.
Miss Anna Menlig took her farewell OF New York
ut q matiaet, concert at Steinway Hall on Wednes
day, In which she was assisted by Thomas unr
vailed orchestra. Ole Bull failed TO appear, aud
an apology was made Tor hrs absence. Miss Mehiig
leaves for Europe on Saturday, and Will return In
the fall The American puDlic could not AFFORD to
lose for any heightened period the services OF an
artistic who has no rival rs pianist and who has
done so much In this country to develop love and
inter- ,st for tue divine art.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Hon. John Young, OF Montreal, Is seriously Ill.
Mrs. General Lander is TO become resident OF
washington Miss Lander. the sculptor, the sister
OF General Lander accompanies her siser-in-law.
Hon. c. M. Hawley, one Of tho Judges OF the gu
eme Court OF the United states Tor the Territory or
n, and former law partner Of Hon. Lyman
ern friends, and viii return TO his residence ut
Salt Lake City.
Salmon r. Chase. Chief Justice OF the United
states supreme Court Will soon journey West In
lie will, while at the Bethesda mineral springs,
lay tho corner stone or the edince or the contem
plated water cure establishment at that pace.
Preparations are being made for a brilliant recep-
tl0n upon his arrival In WauKesha, and an impos
ing escort upon the cars from Milwaukee or Chi-
ca0O, whichever point he soonest reaches, will be
one OF tue tmposng features Of tho grand occasion.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICR or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. May 20--I a. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. May 20-I A. NJ.
synopsis for the Past T,oeaty.Jour Hours.
No material change Is reported In the weather
from the Pacific coast and Rocky Mountain stations.
The barometer has generally fallen east OF the Missis
sippl, but less in the Middle States where the
highest pressure Is now found the lowest, being
over Lake Superior The temperature has In
creased rapidly over the lakes, and espe-
cially Lake Superior. II has remained
nearly stationary In the Eastern States.
Light end fresh winds have prevailed
during the day, excepting IN the northwest
and on the Upper Lakes where brisk and high
southwest winds have been reported. Stormy
winds, with heavy rain. have prevailed
this evening, from Minnesota eastward.
Elsewhere clear and partially cloudy weather have
prevailed.
Probabilities.
1t ia probable that the barometer will fall Satur.
day. with warm weather south and west of Pennsyl-
yapia and with increasing coudiness In the Eastern
States fresh southwesterly winds are probable fol-
the lower lakes increasing into brisk Winds with
threatening weather on the upper lakes
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PORTO RICO.

Elections Prosressing-Tbe Conservatives san
guine Of Success-Arrival OF Immigrants
from Venezuela.
PORTO RICO. May Is, 1871.
The elections are IN progress.
There is news OF the probable appointment OF
Sans as Captain General.
There Is great rejoicing among the conservatives.
The spanish party intend to abstain from voting for
deputies.
The Spanish war steamer Herman Cortes brought
22s immigrants from Venezuela. which place they
left owing to the disturbed condition Of the country
an d the insecurity of life.
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= " r. K z Y
Another War Cloud i'm the
East.
Concentration Of the Turkiah Forces in the Da-
nubian Principalities- Whom
is the Movement Directads
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

CONsTANTINOPLR, May 49, 1871.
The government or the Sultan has moblized the
army and made other vast preparations OF defence,
rs IL expecting an attack from without. Troops are
constantly arriving in this city their way to the
Danubian Princlpalities.
Whether this movement is directed against the
Vaccinations OF Russia or intended to intimidate
and put down the pretensions OF Roumania, or
against both combined cannot be SAID with any
thing like certainty. There several conflicting
surmises, but the Sublime Porte observes great
secrecy on the subject.
force OF $4,000 Turkish troops has recently been
concentrated at Shnma. on the main route between
Wallacha and Constantinople.
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Across the Sea.

Mr.. Sims Reeves has accepted an engagement 10
sing IN English opera at the London Gaicty next
month.
The Grand Duke or Baden has conferred the Cross
OF the Zahrenger Lion first Glass; upon Herr Bllse.
the well known music director,
Herr Marschner's "Hans Helng'' has Just been
produced for the first time at Krcs theatre, where
II bids fair to nave heightened run.
ia Fortuna dun Pcetav q new opera by sig.
Panieri has Just been produced at Naples. II tue
"p0et's' fortune Is not superior TO that " the
poser on the first night he has not muco 70 boast OF.
The Abbatc Franz Liszt has left Pes,h. He goes,
IN tAe first instance, to Vienna, where he intends
stopping week. Thence he proceeds to Weimar
and Rome. He will pass some part OF the summer
In Szegszard, and then In the autumn return 10 ns
usual professional duties.
Mr. Oeorre Moore the "bones' OF the Chrsty Min
sres ct St James Hall, LONDON has been bitten IN
the arm BY dog ana temporarily disabled. Tho
moore with touch OF CHRISTIAN charity. gave ms
enemYA p0og resuuG ylsce IN his own garden.
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THE PASSPORT SYSTEM IN
FRANCE REVIVED.

Despatch from Minister Washburne-Iottcr
from jules Eavre-RestOration OF the Pnss-
port ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for tho Pay
ment of the Tax.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1871.
The following correspondence Is published upon
the authority OF the State Department.
PARIS. May o. 1871.
SIR have the honor to enclose to you copy or
a letter received from his Excclency M. Jules
Favre Minister OF Foreign Affairs on the subject OF
passports.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant.
E. b. wAsHBUKNE.
Hon. HAMILTON FIsu Secretary OF State.
VERSAILLES, April %, 1871.
SiR-When the abolition OF the formaity or pass
ports was agreed upon recipocaliy through an ar
rangement concluded by the French government
and the government OF the United States In
favor or the subjects OF the two countries, the
French government expressly reserved to itself
the right TO re-establish this fOrmality later,
II circumstances should demand It, / am
now obliged to inform you that this is now the
case, and that by virtue of decision or August last
and which was confirmed by notice inserted In the
Journal OWcteI Of The 14th OF this month, every
traveller, OF whatever nationality he may be, is
expected, on his entrance upon our territories,
to show a passport regularly authenticated by
French agent the payment of the prescribed fees
This arrangement naturally allows the government
OF the United States to adopt an analogous treat
ment towards those OF our subjects who may go to
the United States. have, however, instructed tho
agents Of my department TO soften the practical
application or this rule rs much as possible. Thus
1T Ii understood that ample immunity is to be given
in the French registry to all travellers who shall
prove that they are in state Of poverty, and only
quarter Of the amount shall be demanded from work
men who are provided with regular certificate.
This reduction, and also one of onchalf Of the
tax also to be applicable to those persons who.
without being able TO show that they in absolute
poverty, shall nevertheless, prove that they are un
able to pay the whole tax.
Accept the assurances OF the high consideration
with which have che honor to be- sir
Your very humble and very 0bedient servant,
JULES FAVRE.
mr. WAsHBURNE, Minister OF the United States, &c.
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DROWNED IN THE HUDSON.

GERMANTOWN, Columbia Co, May II, 1871.
The body OF man, apparently about forty years
OF age, was found Ill the Hudson river near here,
Yesterday. A large number OF photographs made
I'm Edinburg tScotiandl, ottawa and Montreal (Can-
ada), were found upon his person. A corOnerS in
Guest was held and the body buried In the Reformed
Church burying ground at this place.
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KILLING the COLUMN vExuoMs.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1871.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, IS7I.
To rHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In an editorial about the Column Napoleon you
say that the destruction OF the column OF vendome
10 the end Of repunlicanism, &c, &c. That is true
To destroy monument such as that deserves worse
than death. It Ia pity that In falling the column
did not swervo from the way II was expected 10 and
Kill all che members OF the "COmmune." Napoleon
Is bound to 10 reseatcd upon the throne and the
devils who now govern PaEAs Tor rather mlsgovern
gQN1old, T. Z. H.
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KENTUCKY POLITICS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10, 1871.
special despatch from Frankfort says the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee have decided TO
turn the ballot OF the late Democratic State COnven-
ton FOR register the secretary OF the convention
to correct the count and publish 1t. The correct
count of the ballot gives the nomination to ]. Alex
ander Grant by two and q fraction votes.
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e n & T. a N ..
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

Discussion on the American Treaty Postponed
Debate on the Suspension Of tbs Habeas Cor
pus in Ireland-The Government sus-
tained-A Motion Against the
Income Tax Defeated.
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TIE RIHDERPEST In EUROPE.

Proposed Austro-Swiss Conference to Check
Its Spread.
BERNIE, May 10. 1871.
Austria has proposed aud switzerland agreed to
q conference TO take measures to prevent the
spread or the rinderpest
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VIEWS OF The PAST.
'''''7'.'N7-'Ns'N1'1S|s' '''.''lNs'-'.'Ns-1-+

1850. Rattle OF M0ntebello; the allied French and
Italians defeated the Austrians.
l8l3--Battle or Bautzen Germany between the
French ana tine allied Russians and Prusslans,
y commenced.
1si5-king Joachim Murat ned from Naples.
i5oe-Christopher Columbus dicd At yauadold.
Spans
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Benjamin r. Green sent oy Mrs. Mary Clark.
OF SO Water street, to collect oilI amounting to
seventeen dollars, from Charles Martel, an ATTACHES
OF the B0wery theatre, Thursday morning. but
somehow Green was scarcely verdant enough 10 re-
turn with the amount Cc the waiting CLARK. for he
make IL start P0clettng the greenDacks no made
Tor one OF tue railroad depots Finding the tram no
intended To 20 by dd not start for some hours, no
took "A drink or two lost his wits ana 'iO5t the
tram also. Martel was consulted when II was dis
covered Green had not returned, ana on hs stating
the fact oil paying the money ana showing the re-
cept, warrant for embez2lcment was obtained
and Green was taken In charge by n ''bluc." who
took him before Judge Hogan, at the Tombs ycater-
day. Green witt travel from the Court of Special
Sessons eastward
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A STEAMER ON The GREAT SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE CITY. May 10; 1871.
The steamer City OF C0nnne, lately built in
Cornne. is to be launched in the Great Salt Lakc
Monday next. great celebration IA expected
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THE TREATY OF PEACE.
Prince Bismarck Gone to Frankfort Exchange
of The Final Ratidcatioas
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, May 10, 1871.
Prince Bismarck leaves today for Frankfort,
where he will meet MN, Favre and Pouyer-Quer-
tier for the purpose of exchanging the Publications
of the treaty OF peace.
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NEW YORK CITY.

tho following record VIII show the changes in tno
temperature for the past twenty four hours IN o0m-
pariSon with the corresponding day OF last year. a.
indlcacd by the thermometer az Hudnut's Phar-
macy. HERALD building. corner OF Ann street,
Iara lHl
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and that sharp engagement has been fought at
Asnierea
RUA0RED REPULsE OF THE vBRsAiLLIsrs.
II Is rumOred that the Versailles troops attempted
TO storm tho Dauphine gate OF Paris and were re-
pulsed.
ANOTHER INSUFFICIENT DEFEAT
The federals have been beaten by the Versailles
troops In the Geological Gardens.
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VERSAILLES ACCOUNTS.
IsLEsslms TO TINE NEW Yosx HERALD.


prussiass near Couaans-A Position Stornncd
mt DIontrouge-A Address Of MacMnhou to his
Army.
The Prussians are near Connans rArchevgue, In
the Department OF the Seine.
A POSITION sToRMED NEAR MoNrRoUGE.
TWO battalions OF government troops on Thursday
carried at the point OF the bayonct two positions
near Montrouge, killing aud wounding 400 OF the in.
surgenrs. The places occupied were afterwards
evacuated, because too exposed to the fire OF the
enemy's heavy guns.
ADDRESS OF MACMAHoN TO HIS ARMY.
Marshal MacMahon In general orders read 10 the
army to-day, tells the soldiers that rebels have de-
stroyed the monument In the Place vend6me, which
foreign enemies had left undisturbed. and exhorts
them to redouble their Efforts to preserve the
country and It's glorious memories.
Reported Occupation OF C1ichy-RepuIse at
tho Dauphisc Gate-Ansthcr Insursest De-
fcat.
The London Dahv Ne,os' special despatch gives q
report tnas tho versailliss have occupied Cucny.
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James McDermott, forty-our years or age ana .
native OF Ireland, died in Bellevue Hospital ON
Thursday night. Several days AGO deceased car
penter by trade, was at work Kipp's stables For
meth street. near Fourth avenue. when scaTold on
which he was standing gave way. letting him fall To
the pavement thus receiving fatal injuries. De
ceased iyel In Ninth avenue, near Tweoty-sixtn
street. Coroner Young was notified.
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Patrick ITeay. a child two years OF age. was run
over yesterday afternoon IN Monroe street near
Pike by a team OF horses attached to stone cart
belonging to James and Thomas Clarity contract
ors ana almost instantly Killed. me body WA
taken up and removed TO tho residence or tue pu-
rents o. PIKE street, where Coroner Young viii h0id
mn inquest The cart was driven by David comp
ton, OF 6I0 East TWelllh street.
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Abr. ". e.. Pcrrr, the SIxt1ful Ocrma-
toogs 40 street, New York. with spcciaf
prescriptions Falling Loss and Prematnnly Gray Hair.
Dandruf Itching, Eczema, Ringworm. Scald Head. Ao-
pecia and OIL Cuancous Diseases Complaints Of the Head
positively Unnatural Rednc8s Sf
the Face, Black Heads tleshworms Botchcd s-
fgratons Greasy Odorous and Rough Skins Also M0Ies.
Wens and Warts permanently removed In few mnutes
without cutting, pain Call the Doctor
aend for n Tnterrogaory Circular.
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GERMANY.
The Postal Treaty Between the New Empire and
the United States.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, May 1e, 1871.
The German Parliament has agreed TO the addi-
onal clauses to the postal treaties of 1867 and 1870
between Germany aud the United States.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 10. 1871.
sucar--No. IL firm at II reals.
Exchange United states iu'currency sxy dsys sght,
81 discount; do, In gold short sight, 80 premiam.
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Bankruptcy Avoided bv CHRONOLOGICAL
Examination at $50 broadway. Talents, defects and sshk
pointed
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j. :. Bradley. Pictures.
PICTURE FRAMES.
HALF BROADWAY PRICES. 4
III LIBERTY 81 STREET
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Horace Greeley Gone to Tcxns.-.spceS atty
Ger Pearl Cashmere Hats just out. 81
&. q. ID. HAT COMPANY, 10 Gorlandt< ,reeA
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Halls Vegetable siciiiau Hair Resewes -
The exant for restor0g hair IN
original cJur and to keep 1t so.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DANIEL ID. YOUMANS, Halter, takes pleasure in.
forming bis patrons that in addition to his present
storc at No. 7 Broadway New York Hotel he has opened
branch hat establishment No. LlU3 Broadway, adoinng
the Hoffman House. His styles for gentemens
unsurpassed and OF the very best materials
Importer Of Eneish Hats Umbrellas and Walking Sucks
Agent for Henry Melton aud Lincoln, Bennett 4 Co.. OF
InDdO
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BroLnw Brothers --Spccaity In Scotch
Loadon Dagonals, styles. Fourth
opposite Cooper Unon and Lafayette place. opposite Actor
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LONDON, May 10, 1871.
All the special dispatches to the London journals
concur In representing that reign or terror pre-
walls in Paris. Many eminent citizens are daily I'm
prisoned the lives OF those held hostages are
despaircd OF.
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Ciofbins.-Tia gopnI Coatinvs, Fine rnwta-
Ioonery; Summer Goods all descrptions LiR Qvcr-
very cheap. -. CLARKE liz ana ia niiar
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Diamonds. Watches and Jcwelyy Low 3.
prices GEO. ALLEN. su Broadway Fo xsenih st.
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BatchcIOr'. Hair Oye.-Thc Rest in TIM
The only perfect dye harmless reliable. ANITA
neous. Factory IL Bond street
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Dr. saves CRtnrrh. Rcmrdy.--& 500 Re-.
arefor an ncurabe Sold bv druggists mAias
sue A pamphlet tree Address X V. PIE A.E. M...frN
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Announcement.-Burke, the Hsltcr, will 30
happy his friends and the pubic generally at hs old
stand 20 Broadway of Fulton where, by fair
dealing attention. he hopes merit the continuation o.
past
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CristncOro's Unrivuiicd Hnir Oye-SOid
applied bis wig and sssp factory, No Ast place.
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A.--IOr n Stylish md Elegant Hat, At POpa-
lar to DOUGANS, lUs Nassau street. corner ot
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A.-Phal0n'- New Perfume.
I LOVE YOU.
l LOVE YOU
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Plato Glass supplied, TranspSs led and s,cs
with ag-lnsa reat aso IN
surrd against casualties. hy the NEW yS pI.ArE LAsS
INSURANCE COMPANY, 1874 broadway
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DryiG,s Bino Pearl Cashmere HrS for Geu--.
tetnen nov ready SAlcsroom see Broadwa aear Duane
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A.-slerring's pntent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25I broadway corner Murray street
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room and stokehole with water, and YET no
effort was made to extricate the ship from the
fearful position and no order given to lay to
or slacken speed. In less than twenty -four
hours after passing Sandy Hook a mercifal sea,
breaking over the steamer and so deluging the
engine room that sthe engineers could not
even get steam on the donkey engine"
arrested her in her mad pursuit of destruc-
don and thwarted the obstinate folly of her
commander. This vessel was outstripped in
speed by the storm, and after one of the most
eventful passages on record, by unheard-of
,exertions, reached the Mersey many days
overdue. The Pail MaD Gazette, strange to
say. took pains to applaud the commander of
this ship for his heroic exertions in working
her into port in her disabled and dismantled
condition. A more unmerited compliment to
stubborn ignorance or criminal recklessness
of life and property was never offered.
Most unhappily for the public of two CONT
nents the great transatlantic steamship lines,
even with their large subsidies and highly
remunerative freights, pay their captains SO
poorly that they cannot command the best
seamen.
There is no international police to check
such careless seamanship as we have spoken
of, and which has become too common and
notorious. But it is fit subject of national
remonstrance. The Board of Underwriters
should understand it. The travelling public
and the mercantile world should remember
and resent it.
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Gents Cashmere Hats, s., at Deptn,s, 3Is
Canal street, corner Wooster.
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A.-F0- - Styli-b mud Elegant summer Hat,
just Introduced 90 TO ESPENsCHIEDS, liz Nassau street
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| During thr Process o. TeetkimK every
mother should give child MRS. w1NSL hTs So0TEf,s
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year az -
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Our Pearl Cashmere Hat, Z
For FIVE Dollars,
sTle" Hat for the tmcx
When you sec this hat you win buy.
WARNOCK 4 CO.., "a Rro.d~
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FIre Srncsers, OF All the Hest Brupd0L toarj
sale by ARCHER 4 BULL, III Water streets
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A.-Thc Milton Gold Jcwe!ry mt thS
Dollar Store 6s7 Boadway The r.opretors of the original
Dollar the sole agents goods In America.