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article is2 OF the Revenue Marine Regulations,
and 20 the closing paragraph OF the department.
arlcty enforced, and without delay"
a, announcer telegram dated 10 day and addressed 10
nn:s tasef oy Mr. Hartley says:Orier the WILDER
NC, W new orleans %. once"
M, MT Hartley also sent telegram 70 Mr.. P1nch-
S Savh telling hlin that Collector Casey mad Devo
once. w "
Mr.. Casey replies TO Mr. Harliev:-"wilderness Is
now mas not been out OF 1ie CITY; teiegr N
yesterday answered."
N''" 81 Gosrrn"r Warraoth, at I.onisiau M.
' washington correspondent or the Chicago
Hio""e has tins 70 say OF Governor warmotn NJ
Louisiana;-"From all that can he understood War.
mo'h u tue most extraordinary and precoc,ous
eader III the SOuth Tic Il represented to be ak fees
inrcc inches Dign. ol slender WIry buIid but win
u hnc Kentucky looking :ace luree nose Iail AT mn
nostrils. Keen measuring eyes, 4 superb musIache
vel cut brOws and chm. lie n native Of Ion,sIana
began public lie when eighteen years OF age being
Then Iuent stump speaker, ana now ut twenty.
cghf ne ~ an arrogant. keen-witied ana Succession
man. worm DrObanly q half million dollars, Of
winch he mad accumulated more Than hun
dred thousand III che practice OF law IN New
orleans. he is unmarfiedt-is Inucb scandal
iHed on the marriage point, hOwcver-makes hia
own game. ana ~ Thoroughly scepticai abOuL men,
having q pretty rough school Of ~ IN Louisiana.
where nearly all the p0ilticiaTs-rcbel, negro and
N0rtneru--3rc iiisincerc, hollow wretches, wins
would turn their BACKS upon INN or Grant. or any
body Tomorrow II they supposed hs power was
growing lesS. WarmOth'S weaknesses hts rash
ness. boyisIncss and impincabitiy. He spends .
snort Tune. IN every case OF dInculty, 10 elect n
enemy AID Is nencetOrward unpaciable Glnt ted
with power az an age when men generally are still
pOrlng over school books or learning some v0c&
tIOn. this extraordinary Soeclmcn OF American
opportunities time OF political chaos mas already
had an epic career. and lives In much % lonely lie
the loss OF youb poorly compensated Tor BY prema-
ture dominion. His courage. mental ana physical.
has been rullY tested. He VIII run again. and wul
doubtless he elected Governor OF The state
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EngIand's Opinion Of the HeraId's
Expedition to Africa.
British Government Duty, the Sympathy Of
the Scientists and Private Enterprise
0verShadOwed from America.
m English Expedition
Likely to start.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HEHALn

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the capital of Great Britain
LONDON, Jan. 6, 1872.
The news of the progress of the HERALD's
Livingstone search expedition in Africa has
produced an intense sensation in England.
The publication of the advices stimulates
the movement to organize an English expedi-
ton for the same purpose greatly.
Her Majestys government having already
refused to aid the project officially, the men,
bers of the Royal Geographical Society now
appeal to the British people for assistance,
pointing out what has been accomplished by
the HERALD as an encouragement.
The Telegraph newspaper refers to the snb-
ject in special editorial The writer says -
s'The national honor is at stake. When we
see the private enterprise Of foreigners daring
and suffering in cause which is so pecu-
liarly our own we shall be put to the blush
if Englishmen do not come freely forward to
help the new expedition"
PROBABLE ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Great efforts will be made by the parties
who have interested themselves in the project
to start an English search expedition for
Africa during the present month.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The weather in San trsncisco / AZ rainy.
Great numbers OF dying Brush Columbia
want OF feed.
In Chelse, M,s,, night Mrs Hogan fatally and
her child severely burnst by latter upsetn
lamp
The loss OF acrick GRAY. chems ats by the fire a. a13
Broad street, Boston, Yesterday 10 $1,000 Insurance.,
$4,000.
Bar,eus basery DESTROYED ny hrs PoughkeepsIe
by insurance
The Sebrask. Legislature Tuesday next A the
Legality of the session questioned xpected
will be lenghy que.
Gloucester despatch that "A lumber con-
sisting 0f boards shingles ana iaths and
wreck and boat washed ashore Friday
vulr.
Charles A. Hobbs who stabbed aud killed Patrick Suli-
ON Christmas night, Al Boston nistaking him
for murder
The London Liverpool obe Insurance. Company has
CONFIRMED the purchase Nv the properly
Pacific Insurance. Company OF California, took DesssS
sion yesterday rhe Pacific Insurance Company ia prncti
cally wound mp
In the Circuit Court Wilmington Dcf YESTERDAY Judce
Bradford denied tue motion for injunction
Breakwnter Railroad. from voting on tue Monday
nett Mt the annual meeting.
despatch from Francisco Yesterday, Intended A.
contradiction TO the report that Mrs Fair had
that she better health preaeOS
time and Is confident she will he banged Her principal
counsel. Elisha Cook, died OF
yesterday with (InioW
BickiCve.
posed II. but A. T. Morrill, scheme and
iutimaied that tue depot would have to he constructed
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THE VIRGINIA FUNDING BILL.

Tactics Of the speaker Of the Hsuse to Up.
set the Vote staying che Funding Of The
state Debt.
RICHMOND, Jan. Q, 1872.
In the House to-day the Speaker announced the
special committee on the public debt question, the
majority OF which committee consists OF men who
favor the Funding bill, who are minority In the
house.
This action OF the speaker has excited much In.
dignation. Another concurrent resolution was
adopted providing for the addition OF three men,
pers the committee, to be elected by the House.
The good feeling Of yesterday In regard 10 an
early settlement OF question has been destroyed,
aud more complications are daily arising
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heartily welcomed by the inhabitants Of all
the Western cities he has visited. The i'm
Nense crowds gathered at every station where
the ducal train halts. the enthusiasm exhibited
wherever he lands, the blocking up of the
btreets which it is known he will pass through,
and the grand and imposing preparations
made for his reception at the hotels, are evil
Hence conclusive enough that the presence Of
the distinguished traveller is highly agreeable.
His reception at st. Louis yesterday, as set
Forth in our despatch, was only another
10 be added to the number we have before
published
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDos Monty MARKEr.- LONDON, Jan. So J.. NJ
Conso closed 9!s foi and sta for the account
United states fvew.nly bonds issTs, 81; 1865, old
VS. Ie67's. s3A tcnforties gtts.
66f 2uo.
FRANKFORT BorRss.--FRANxFoRr. Jan. 6-A. M
1867.
LIVERPOOL Corror MARKyr-frvrapooi, jan 81
r hIhe cotton market 10 active and hrne and prices
hare advAnceds fraction. Mddng uplands, lDAd md.
ding Orleans 119d. The sales the VIII reach 20 0U0
bales including 5000 Tor speculation and Sales OF
cotton at sea nearly due from Savannah Charleston have
been made At lussd for m'ddlng
LIvtnPoOi YRovIsioNs MAKKRT..-LfvERPoOt- JAM
e. Bacon, ybs rsr cwt. for abort rib middics.
LIvrRpoOr. PRoDrCx MkawKT--LfvERpooL, Jan. g.
Evening -Roaacd petroleum active at isd I0kd. rsr
gallon.
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
DIAZ'S FLIGHT FROM OAXACA.
The Governor of San Luis in
Rebellion Against Juarez.
CORTMA'S DOUBLE GAME.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW FORK HERALD.

ltlt6RAm ~ iht NtW tURk htMlD.
The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special
despatch -
MATAMORos, Mexico, Jan. s,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Jan. s, 1872
A courier from the city of Mexico, with
dates up to December "a, reports that General
Porfrio Diaz, the head of the insurrection,
has abandoned the city Of Oaxaca, having
only four hundred men of all arms under his
command. General Rocha, with large
body of government troops, has been sent
against him. Diaz is hastily retreating, while
Rocha is in hot pursuit of him.
ANOTHER PRoNUNoIAMENTO.
A HERALD courier has arrived from Mon
terey, bringing news up TO December 2. Gov
ernor Leon, Of San Louis Potosi, has pro-
nOunced against the government and is pre-
pairing to join the revolutionists with his
force. He has about eight hundred men at
his disposal. The insurgent Commander
Quiroga Is holding the town of Mier with 45C
men. General Perdo is the chief and Genera
Hinojosa the second in command of the revo
lutionists in the State of Tamaulipas.
CORTINA STILL INTRIGUING.
General Cortina, commanding cOnsidera.
BILE body Of government troops, is In Camargo,
ostensibly awaiting the attack of the revolu-
tionists, but really, it is said, intriguing with
them; but neither the government nor the
revolution;sts trust him.
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TELEGRAM TO THt NEW FORK HEsA!l

LONDON Jan. Q, 1872.
The Marquis OF Harrington, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, IN an address 10 his constituents at Rad.
nor, treated on Irish Affairs at considerable length.
He declared that 'rhe government must be firm
In depressing rebellion in Ireland and should its
face against leaving education In the hands OF the
priesthood"
VIOLENT THUNDER STORM.
terrific thunder storm visited P0rtmouth and
vicinity last night Hail fell to o depth Of two In.
ches. The glass In nearly all the windows Of the
Guy which were exposed TO the storm was de-
strOyed.
DEATH OF AN EMINENT WORKMAN.
Joseph elliott, the steel pen manufacturer Is
dead.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 9, 1872
Dispatches from Namur report that the workmen
OF lSclaigneaux and Vein have struck work for
higher wages and for a reduction OF the hours Of
labor.
There has been much turbulence and disorder
since the strike commenced.
The gcnsdarmes have been stoned, and some OF
them seriously injured. The civil authorities find
ing themselves unable to preserve order have sent
Tor troops.
Similar labor troubles imminent at Charleroi,
and, as o precautionary measure companies Of cav
airy viii be despatched thther forthwith.
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the Atlantic coast We have had this season In
the United States some of the deepest SHOWS
and sharpest spells of freezing weather ever
recorded for December. Within the last week
or two, in West Virginia and Kentucky, they
have also had some fierce thunder storms.
Putting all these things together, we conclude
that this winter to this point has been re-
markably stormy one around the entire circuit
Of the globe in the northern section, and that
worse, perhaps, remains behind.
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SINKING OF A STEAMER.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. G, 1872
Late last night, while the steamer Samuel J.
Hale was descending The falls, she struck on the
rocks, Knocking hole In ner bottom, and she now
lies badly careened The freight IN the hold and
on the lower tier on the main deck Is badly
damaged and it IL feared there will he
much difficulty in raising her. Her cargo consisted
OF 5000 barrels Of Our, 600 tons OF hay. 500 barrels
OF apples and large amount OF potatoes, onions,
furniture wagons, DC
The vessel was owned by Thompson Dean, Sam
j. Hale and Captain william Hambeton, her COM
mander. She was partially covered by insurance
In Cincinnati companies.
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Tux News FROM MEXICO, according to our
Special despatch from Matamoros, confirms
the flight OF the Presidential Pretender Diaz
from Oaxsca, and his pursuit by the govern
ment troops under General Rocha. This
apparent victory Of Juarez's government Is,
however, more than counterbalanced by the
detection Of several military leaders and the
bronunciamento of the Governor Of San Luis,
who is preparing to join, or has already joined,
the revoutiouists. General Cortina, like a
krue Mexican chief is ''in the market, and,
although commanding body of government
troops, offers no resistance to the revolution
ists, waiting to cast In his lot with whichever
eide the main chance lies.
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BRITISH SOVEREIGNTY has been proclaimed
pver the African territory which was re-
hently annexed to the colonial possessions of
she Grown at the Cape of Good Hope. Gov
ernor Brand protests. The Doors will, no
doubt. hold an indignation meeting.
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z e "A N G e.
Herald Special Report from
London.
Napoleon's Opinion Of Theirs Position and
the Prospects Of Imperialism.


TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the capital Of Great Britain -
LONDON, Jan. 6, 1872.
condition of government affairs in France
during his reception of visitors at Chselhurst
on New Years Day.
His Majesty said that he would give Presi-
dent Theirs a six months tenure Of Office.
Gambetta would be in his place by that time,
and the change may be favorable to the i'm
perial cause
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Jan. 6, 1872.
RE following appointments are OF last Officially
announced.
Don Jose Conchs, Marquis OF Havana, 10 be Cap.
tain General OF the Island OF Cuba.
Admiral Polo de Barnabe to be Envoy Extraor.
binary and Minister Plenpotentary OF Spain to the
United states.
CABINET AFFIRMATION.
II was decided at the Cabinet meeting OF Tuesday
last 10 convene the Cortes on the 2lst inst.
The appointments TO Washington and Cuba, an
nounced in previous despatch, were afirmed dur.
ing the same council
PRIN's vUNERAL MEMORIAL.
The memorial funeral services In honor Of Mar.
shall Prim were celebrated yesterday. King ANA
deus attended In person. Seniors Sagasta and 10
rilla were NOS present.
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THE ASSEMBLIES STANDING COMMITTEES.

ALBANY, N. T., Jan. 8, 1872.
Mr. A. B. Cornell chairman OF the state Central
Committee arrived here tonight from New YORK.
soon after arriving at the Deavan House he left in
company with Postmaster smith, Of Albany. II Is
supposed that Mr.. Cornell visits Albany 10 ADVISE
with Speaker Smith on the subject or the commit
tees OF the Assembly. His knowledge or men Is re-
lied on by the speaker as q valuable aid In selecting
the best members for the committees.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Jan. Q, 1872.
British sovereignty has been proclaimed over that
portion OF the African tsrrilory which was recently
annexed to the colonial possessions of Great Britain
Al the Cape.
MIR. Brand. President OF the Free States, has
issued formal protest. against tie act of annexa
ttOn.
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SPAIN.

The Captain Generalship Of Cuba and Embassy to
the United States-The Appointments Ga.
zetted-King Amadeus and Prims
Funeral Memorial.
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1tLtCaAw TO THE new Yoax HrsAla.

PARIS, Jan. 8, 1879.
The prosecution Of man named Cremer for
shooting Q grocer Of Dion, because he was sus.
pected to be Prussian SPY, has been commenced
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WHAT OF THE SIX HUNDRED MILLIONS p
Various iumOrs are afioat concerning the re-
ported offer of the Rothschilds to take, in con-
pectiou with Jay Cooke, McCulloch Il Co., six
hundred millions of the new loan, as it is
called, or the new reduced bonds of the
United States. It would be gratifying to
know that the Rothschlds were disposed to
take such large amount of our securities, and
I'VE have no doubt they could do so very well and
realize handsome profit. One report in Wall
street has it that they want one per cent COM
mission and bonus of years interest, which
would, for six hundred millions, amount to over
thirty millions Of dollars. Extravagant as such
p proposition may seem, 1t is in keeping with
khe grasping cupidity of the Syndicate Treas
1ry Ring and with Mr.. Boutwells way ofdoing
business. On the other hand, it is said the
sotbschids only ask that the interest be made
payable in Europe, a measure highly un-
popular with Congress and the public.
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Government Prosecution Of Patriotic" A.
sassin.
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BELGIUM.

The Struggle Between Labor and Capital and
Inauguration Of Trade Strike-Turbulent
Action and Troops Marching for the Scene
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ENGLAND.

Exposition Of the Policy Toward Ireland and the
Irish Schools-severe and Destructive
Thunder Storm-neath of Well
Known Workman.
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TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. O. 1872.
The bulletins from Sandringham for the last three
days show steady and satisfactory improvement In
the condition Of the Prince oil Wales.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Q. 1874
the ctts election at Covington. KY. TO-DAY re.
suited in the election OF sevcu democrats out OF
pihe Counc,imeu.
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ROUMANIA.
The Railway Question Difficulty Settled.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK ueRAlo.
BUCHAREST, Jan. 8, 1872

bUCHAKEST JUUs D, Idtz.
TIE Senate has approved without amendment the
convention for the settlement OF the railway
question bv o VOC OF thirty -one 70 SIX,
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

The convalescent Improvement Steady and Con-
tinuous.
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form cub OF the seventh ward, at a regular meet
lug held AT their l,a on Thursday evening, January
T. Mr.. William Churcnili. Vice President, In the
GUAR. adopted the following preamble and reso-
luilOns:-
whereas tho Almighty Ruler or tho Universe in HE
wisdom has called among us our worthy
brother and effective worker the OF REFORM
Resolved That bis fellow members OF tho Democratic
~dow and tamil, the of our symnsts,
and coincidence in this the OF their acon
terms sense o' ns loss ardu
ous undertaking we have embarked H. aud ia which he
Received That an eneesscd Of tho foregoing pre-
same published AMI entered on inc inmates
John r. Walsh aud eorge bartholomew. COMMITTEE on re
solutions
lFor O;hef Drains see vtn,h Page.I
cHAMrIOS SAFES
4'i Broadway. corner MURRAY slreet.
A.-Fine Geld .seweiry, Low fric-s.
c.mro E,rase"n. z Garnet. sna . U";ouncs. TO-
OayI and Jet Earrings And Ias,
Seal Rings Chain and band Bracelc hdreos Earrings
''o'' Kings and eA A5%!.ts G. ALLEN.
al ROADWAY Fourteenth street.
A.-Csr"' Earrings ant Pins, Wsc.e.ais
ssi Broadway. near Fourteeo,h strecs.
A.-Israe As-ortm rnt of Roo,s Own Mskri
constantly on hand NJ CuAs. FRANKS Boot aud Shoe
Store % Nassau street.
r,A:-Mmr. Daval,s Marvellous BeamiiGsr..-
POUDRE De CLtOPATRE. EAU DE JOUNENCbs
BELLE DE NUT. 49, Brosdway.
A.-ieoyai Havnn n i.ottcry.--J. u. Martinez
Co, Bankers 10 Wall st. bor 1905 New York PoH on'ce
Augcli's Turkish Baths, 1.cxInat0n Ase-
nue. Twenty GeocmeD and ~ n'gnss
ladies dsy and evening, test yenaon hisheai temperA
tue best hanpoo,pr; grAtuLies. advantages UT
equaled; Europe ouldous.
Cri.tadoro'. Hair Dye has no Equal Ia tho
world: n ia the SArss reliable or Soil every
where
ui,u,ou,i, Isouss. and ~cld.-(ices u. Ausss
SCI broadway, tourteeutb street.
uruulscwue., or Opiuln Habit C-rcd ~ Urs
BEERS tU7 Fourth avenue Cali or send SAmv 'o'
Health. Iniriirct mma nsna .a, ~ oSsrr,csS ~,
eious fine gold are us ~
Inc "PARENTs' GUIDE; OK HUMAN DE-, EhyrM
bv wrs n prnaietoa Hsndsoney p"p"sasa ~ - n.
WELLS 3s9 brosdrsy --.-A------
~.,,..- NJ. yor'. Oacr. CITY of Houston. Uscs,
o, ,s,I On nd srtrr lat das Of January t61y tho
90 ~, po,son all COUPONS her non rS
~, atc on OF Tn ri Fvat NATIONAL
w~uk OF ilonssos. Texas Y. II. SCANi,AN, Mayov.
THE Wilson shuttle sewing Nachine.--rto
irzt cecss hrst u,Achse ia thu world,
from 80 10 $u ;essy Payments SAesroom 7o7 BrcafwW
40 Drops ot decentralization Water, Three
hs4es dAs cuea WAees sal vi dis.Sses Of tbs KIpcfN
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AFRICA.

Proclamation Of British Sovereignty in the An
nexed Territory
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Angelic Turkish Bnths, f.rxinat0n Ave-
Twenty drth street cotcmen every dsy and ~ ngnt
ladies dsy and evening. test yentiaon hsheM tempefA
t,re; best shampoonr; no grAtuities; advantages ut
euuale Europe OttldOue.
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Crista doro's Hair Dye has no Ea"ni "a tho
world; 10 tbs safest tni u'ostrsA'e OF any S""e
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~.,;.. - NJ. yor'. Oaicc. CITY of Houston, Doc,
OF ,syI On snd amer lat dss Of January A. D. y Tho
-. ~ sgo,ston ,sn AL t0U rONS BONDS
hat date on OF TN At the Fivn NATIONAL
HAM OF iIonsos. Texas r. II. SCANbAN, Mayo~.
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A.-Roy nj Havana i.oitcry.--J. u. Martinez
CO.. Bankers 10 Wall st. bot 1905 New York rost Office.
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s...,.a Yr..tycrt md Beauty. = More Pre-
cions inheritance gold are sssar ~ e. ~
In. "pARtST,' GUIDE; OR HUMAN DE-. ELurNhNts
by Mrs. H. rcndletoa hs"'s""ov P'~'"s" " - -.
WELLS, a3g broadway
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.A.-Mmr. Duvars Marvellous BoamtiGers.-
POUDRE DE Ci.uOPATRE. EAU De JOUVENCB.
BELLE DE NUT. 49, Rroadway