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BY w. T. Walker. NJ. ID.

from the Medical Record of November LIST, 1871 !
Having been requested to state what / know
therapeutically ofKennedys Concentrated Ex-
tract of Pinus Canadensis, and furthermore be-
ing requested to send it for publication in the
columns of your. journal, 1 beg leave briefly to
tax your patience and generosity
For the past six months have used this ex-
tract in many cases affecting the mucous mem
branes, and in almost every case it has given
entire satisfaction. In abrasion of the os and
cervex uteri, when applied in its full strength
by means of a pledget of cotton, have found
it far more satisfactory than tannin or iodine
In endometritis it has proved equally satisfac-
tory. have used it with perfect success in
acute and chronic vaginitis, by applying it in
its full strength every other day. have also
used it in several cases of gonorrhea, and must
say that vastly prefer it to the Wanted rem
edy of claret and tannin.
1t is certainly most valuable astringent and
tonic; and l doubt not that it will very soon
have its place in our Materia Medica
121 East 35th St..
For sale by w. w. Whipple & Co. Portland,
and by Druggists generally. dec23-1w
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WASHINGTON.
CABINET MEETING.


WASHINGTON, Jan. Sat the Cabinet meet
ing to-day all the members were present except
the Postmaster General There was little con-
versation on either the Spanish or Louisiana
affairs, it being considered that at present no
necessity exists for formal consideration of
those matters Several of the members subse-
quently attended Mrs Grants first reception of
the season, ..t....
.F THE SUTRO TUNNEL.
The report of the Sutro Tunnel Commission
was submitted to the Senate to-day The COM
missoners report that the tunnel is entirely fea-
sible and may be constructed in less than two
and half years at cost of about $4, 100000.
SMALL PoX IN ITALY.
A private letter dated Messna, Dec. 29th
says: Almost every city in Italy is infected with
small pox. In Messina large portion of the
lower classes are attacked, and many die. The
health officer gives clear bills, but the Ameri-
can and British Consuls agreed to enter in their
bills of health that small pox cases have occur
red in the city, some of which have terminated
fatally.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
will probably consider the Cuban question on
Thursday.
CONTESTED SEAT.
Judge D. S. Gooding of Indiana, claiming to
be fairly elected to Congress from the 4th dis
trict of Indiana, and counted out by four in a
total vote of over $4,000, was before the House
Committee on Elections to-day contesting the
election of Hon. j. M. Wilson (rep.) to seat.
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CERTIFICATE GRATIS.
Portland, Dec. &c, 1871,

.s.ras fc Portland, Dec. &c, 1871.
This is to certify that L have used
the Boston GRADUATED Soap in
my Family for the past year, and
like it very well. There is one
thing about ID, it is the best soap L
have ever used, and those to whom
have given it will say the same.
There is no trouble to use it; put ii
lu the tub with the water and
clothes, and you can see the dirt
start out without any labor. II
does not rot the clothes that L have
seen i'm the year we have used it,
and 1 will say this much. L have
got a good Washing Machine, but
since using this soap can do the
washing easier without the ma
chine, than we could using the
other washing soaps with the ma
chine.
One thing more, will say L don't
get five or ten dollars for this mo-
tice, but do it Of my own free will,
as 1 really think if any person will
give it one fair trial they wi sy
the same.
JOHN f. BRETT,
..-.-..l .., Sc Portland st.
p. s. One first-class Washing
Machine for sale, the owner hav-
ing no further use for it. Will sell
cheap. J.F.B.
dec27 At.
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Mr.. BEECHER's LEoTURE.-The subject of
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's lecture in the M.
L. A. Course this evening will be ''The Re
demption of the Ballot" The plan of his dis
course is to first point out some of the dangers
which the ballot is liable to, and give his views
of its salvation, which is to be through public
sentiment. 1t has been delivered quite extern
sively the present season, to large and delight
ed audiences. AS Mr.. Beecher is aboet to re-
tire from the lecture platform this will perhaps
be the last opportunity our readers will have of
listenin0 TO him ...r.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

The Union Pacific officials DENY that thew
have prevented passengers from making state
ments about the condition of the road.
Rain continues to fall at San Francisco.
Steamship Weser, at New York from Bre-
men, is quarantined with small pox on board.
The Prince of Wales rode out for the first
time Monday.
A Bombay letter to the Herald says an Eng
fish expedition of 10000 troops have been sent
thence to subjugate the Boashians on the north
eastern frontier of India.
The New Jersey Legislature met Monday
The Governor recommends that the salary of
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-The perceptive fac
ulty of women is usually keener than the same
chronological organ in men. Women know
that beauty rather than genius is worshipped
by the sterner sex. A man may talk of the lat
ter to his lady-leVe, but the keenness of the
woman knows that he is thinking of the form
er Women are fond of admiration; hence one
OF their longings is to be beautiful. The grand
secret of female beauty is health, the power to
eat, digest and assimilate proper quantity of
wholesome food. Take VINEGAR BITTERs 1t
will cleanse the stomach, tone the vital organs,
give. a perfect digestion, purify the blood,
clear up the complexion and produce state of
mental and physical electricity, which gives
symmetry of form, bright eyes, white skin,
glossy hair and genuine type of female lowell
ness, which no cosmetic can produce
dxut
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dropping at 40 9 o; receipts 1000 head. wbiskey
sides a SIC. F7 - W
TOLEDO, Jan; Flour steady Wheat steady;
igan 474 No Red at l 43; No 8 Red a5. Corn
steady; high mixed 49c; low do 4sic; Yellow 49I:
Al a AT; Michigan i2c. -' "'
CHARLESTON, Jan 9.-Cotton quiet; Middling IN
lands zoe. up
SAVANNAH, Jan. 9.-Cotton quiet; Middling up-
lands 2O4c. ~
MOBILE, Jan. 9-Cotton quiet and steady; Mid
ding uplands at 20tc.
NEW ORLEANS, JAN 9-Cotton quiet: Middling
uplands 2O3 a 2O5c.
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BLooDsHED AT LAST
STEPS TO REPUTATION.

REPUDIATION. "
New York, Jan. "a Richmond despatch
states that the Legislature has appointed a
committee to ascertain the amount Of the State
debt and the charter thereof, to investigate the
amount of bonds and for what purpose they
were ,,sado 10 has also appointed committee
OF hve to investigate the charges that the fund
ing bill was passed by the last House of Dele
gates through collision of combination of
spectators in Richmond and New York.
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MECHANICS PRIVATE ASSEMBLIES Sub
scribers are reminded that the fifth assembly
takes place this evening at Lancaster Hall.
TOMORROW NIGHT, THE ESCAPED Nun
The well-known and accomplished Miss Edith
O'Gorman who for several years was an inmate
of the Convent, will give her startling and
thrilling lecture on 'Life in Convent" at
City Hall tomorrow Thursday evening. She
has recently been drawing crowded houses in
other cities See advertisement in amusement
column A late paper says: s-sT
"She is exceedingly attractive in person, and
fine elocutionist, one of the best now in the
lecture field. The subjects upon which she
speaks are of profound interest to the people of
this country, and she discusses them with an
intelligence and variety, and certainty of infor-
nation, which render them very valuable She
has had, besides, personal experience of the
most thrilling character, some chapters of
which she will relate e F&
SO rapidly does health decline wheI attacked
by kidney, bladder and glandular diseases,
mental and physical debility, diabetes, gravel,
female Irregularities and maladies of the urino-
genital organs, that no time should be lost in
partaking of an occasional dose of SMoLAN-
DER's Buchu, which will drive all the above
complaints out of the system, and a restoration
to health will surely ensue. jan9th-eod1w
PEOPLE WHO have cut their wise teeth, use
the Sozodo1at, and all who do, are willing to de-
clare to all who don't use it, that it is the most
perfect and delightful thing for the teeth they
ever dipped brush into M&W
ATRoPHY ARRESTED. COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs.- Wasting of the
tissues of the body is arrested the muscles
made firm, and the nerves regain their power
by using Fellows Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites jan6th-ded&w1t
TERMINATING THE HAIR.-When the hair
ceases to draw from the scalp the natural lubri-
can't which in its substance, its vitality is, as
1T were, suspended, and if not promptly attend
ed to, badness will be the certain result The
one sure method of avoiding such an unpleas
ant catastrophe is to use LYoN's KArHARIoN,
which, when well rubbed into the scalp. will
speedily re-animate the hair and prevent it
from falling out Besides that, this inimita-
BILE resuscitant and strengthened of the Hair
nourishes and stimulates its young and tender
fibers, removes all obstacles to their growth in
the shape of dandruff and dirt, and ultimately
produces new crop of hair stronger, glossier
and twice as abundant as the cd. AS a hair
dressing it is notably the most agreeable, re-
freshing and serviceable article ever placed up
on dressing-table janSth-eodlw&w1t
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Brown.
Municipal Court.
JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-John Hawley paid fine of $50 and
costs for selling liquor.
John Valid and Charles husband were fined S. and
one-half costs each for an affray.
John Berry was fined 81 and costs for coastng in
the streets.
Henry Mallory up for coasting in the streets, had
his case suspended,
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LONDON, Jan. 9-11.3O A. M.-Consols at 925 for
money and account.
American Securities-U. S. 5-2O's 1862 90; do 1856
old, 93s; de 1867, $50 U. S. 10-40's, 92.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 9-1l.3O A. M.-U. S. 5-2O's
1862, 96s.
&c. ~ wv
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9-1O.3O A. M.-Cotton I'M
cnianged; Middlng uplands 10sd do Orleans 100;
Inc receipts Of Wheat for three days were 10000
quarters OF which 1900 were American.
LONDON, JAN 9-1.3O P. M.-Consols closed at so
for money and account
LIVERPOOL Jan. 9-1.3O P. M-Cotton firm Mid
uIng upiands iOs q lOtd do Orleans 10s a 10Id;
sales estimated at Is 900 bales of which 600 bales
wer9 for export an speculation. "
LONDON, Jan. 9-5 P. M.-Consols closed at 925
for money and account ~ " -s
American securites-U. S. 500. 1862, s15; do 1ss5
old, 93s; do 1867, 93t U. S. 10-4Os 92. O''
PARIS, Jan. 9-5 p. M.-Rentes closed at 55f e0c
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9-5 P. M.-Cotton closed firm;
Middling uPands log q 1O4d; do Orleans 1Os a 1Oid
sales Is, 900 bales.
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
Real Estate & Machinery, Water Power &c
OF THE
Oriental Powder Co.

pURSUANT tie a vote of the Stockholders Of tho
Il Oriental Powder Company will be soId Mt P1TR
Lie AUCTION, on the premises Of the Company, at
South Windham, Maine, on Thursday Jan
18th, 1872, at 10 oclork A. NJ all the Real Estate
Machinery and other property belonging to said Com
pany consisting in part of about 500 acres of vsua
BILE Timber, Pasture and Grass Lands situated I'M
the towns south of Windham and Gorham Nain.e
about U miles from Portland) two sets of works for
the manufacture of gunpowder, Superntendsnt's
house, boarding houses for workmen, storehouses
magazines, barns, wood-sheds, &C.; also an extern
sive and never-fail1ng waterpower, with dams, ca
nails, &C., all in good order, and capable of running
a large number of mills which alone should COM
mand the attention Of capitalists and others conteTn-
plating investing in manufactures. Also will be sold
throughout the country, together with large lot of
personal property, consisting Of materials farming
tools, wagons, seighs, sleds horses carriages har-
nesses, oxen, &c, schedule of which may be seen
at the office of the Company, No. Is Broad Street
Boston, Mass and No. II Exchange street. Portland
Maine.
The Portland and 0gdensburg Railroad running
directly through the premises, affords excellent ac-
tef for the shipment Of merchandise to and from the
Works.
The above property will be sold for Cash. and de-
posit Of ten Q0 per cent. of the purchase money will
be required from the buyer at the time Of sale and
balance upon delivery Of the deeds.
burg Railroad, at 7.40 M.
Further particulars be obtained at the Office Of
the Company,
No 13, Broad Street, Boston, Mass.
ARTHUR WILLIAMS,
dec 2S-eodtjan1 then edits Treasurer.
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A SooTcH GATHERNG.-On the night of the
9Th of January, goodly number of Scotch Ia
dies and gentlemen came to the house OF Mr.
Hector Morrison in this city, and presented Mr.
Morrison with valuable new suit of clothes
as token of their esteem of himself personal
ly, and as an appreciation of his kind hospital
ity to his countrymen &c. Mr.. Kenneth Nc
Donald in cheerful manner in behalf of the
friends present. presented the gift. Mr.. Morri-
son in an affectionate manner, thanked his
friends and acknowledged his unworthiness of
the gift, and wished them to be blessed with
the double blessings of the New Covenant.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


HAVANA. Brig Lie Houghton-31 ,O2S # lumber,
1855 box shocks, 912 shocks and heads 262O pairs
heading LOG moasses shocks, "a cart Shocks 1850 kits
mackerel, so bbls flour, $40 do potatoes l5O boxes
herring 635 bdle hoops. "
Schr Lowen-4567 box shocks, $40 shocks and
heads ILL bdls hoops, 1888 bbls potatoes $50 kits
WoLFVILLE,NS. Brig W Cochrane-3OO bbls
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HARPERs BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is the standard with ladies for all
the fashions of the day. Besides containing nu-
merous fashion plates and their explanations,
it gives large amount of frst-class literary
matter, which always renders it a welcome Wis
itor to the parlor circle. The number for the
ensuing week, richly illustrated, has been ra-
ceived at the periodical depot of Messrs. Fes-
sender Bros, Lancaster Hall; also by D. Went
WORTH dealer in books, stationery, &C., 337
Congress street, corner of Oak street.
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KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9.-Gen. Halleck died at
his residence in this city at S.25 o'clock this
evening of congestion of the brain, superin-
duced by disease of the liver, with which he
has been inflicted for some time. -
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MESSAGE OF GOV. WOOD.
MEXICO,
REPORT OF TWO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE GOVERNMENT.

THE GOVERNMENT.
New ORLEANS, JAM "a courier brings dis
patches dated City of Mexico, Dec. 81, from
the Minister of War, announcing two general
engagements between Geu. Rocha's forces and
the revolutionists under Gen. Diaz. in which
the latter was routed with the loss of his artil-
lery and cavalry. The church bells were ring
ing and the troops were marching the streets
with music, amidst great excitement over the
news Quiroga has been reinforced by 500 rev.
olutionists from Monterey, and is moving from
Miner on Camargo with fifteen hundred men,
Cortina is reported to have abandoned
Carnage on Sunday to avoid fight with OUR
oga and has fallen hack to Regwosa. Fighting
occurred between Quiroga's advanced guard
and Cartina's retreating column, but without
especial effect on either side,
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STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosFoN--2OO boxes
rasins, 81 bds spokes, 6casks OIL 25 rkins lard 200
Jars snuff so bbs beer do rosin 100 boxes spices 10
casks nails, bbls liquors bales rope, chests tea
seventy-five packages to order; for Canada and
up country-25 casks bleaching powders, is bales
rags, 10 bbls beer 10 do phosphate of lime, is rkins
butter 40 bales WOOL Ga Wheels Sbales prints Is
cotton, 100 pkgs to order.
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BEFORE JUDGE WALTON
TUEsDAY.-The January term of the Supreme Ju-
dical Court commenced to-day, Judge Walton pre-
siding. Payer was offered by Rev. George W. Bick-
NELL pastor of the India Street Unversalist church,
The docket was then called and cases assigned for
trial
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
GOYERNOR'S MESSAGE.

COLUMBIA, Jan. 9.-In the legislature, to-
day, message was received from Governor
Scott defending himself against Bowens
charges In the House. Bowen replied with Bit
tefhess, challenging the Governor to meet his
charges In the courts. The message was made
an order for Monday.
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MEETING OF THE 1,Ec1sr .r1rpr

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
OMAHA, Jan. 9.-The Nebraska Legislature
met in adjourned session to-day The iInpeach-
ment case of Auditor Gillespie has not vet been
taken up by the Senate.
THE SNOW BLOCKADE t
A report from Rawlins station this afternoon
says there have been no trains from the West
since the 9th A passenger train from the East
has been there since yesterday morning One
train turned back eastward from there TODAY.
A snow pillow has started for Creston, where the
road is blockaded.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGs.-The State street,
plymouth and High street Churches will unite
IN holding meetings this week, as follows:-At
the Plymouth Church vestry this "wednesday
evening; at the High street Church vestry on
Thursday evening and at the State street chapel
on Friday evening.
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New YORK. Jan. observation-disclosures firm at 7 g.
per cent Gold with exceptional transactions at 1-32
1oss Gold dull at 1859 a iOS; carrying rates V' Der
cent Gold to 1s2 per day; clearances $57 600 oo6-
The Treasury paid 900 for 5-2Os redeemed and
ments were an q per cent. lower Southern State
securities firm Stocks opened at about 1 per cent
advance on last nights prices and have been very
dull and steady all day; the transactions being limit,
ed Late in the afternoon the entire market sold off
a ] q &c and closed dull and heavy.
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A CHILD's PoRTRAIT-There was on exhibit
ton on Hale's window yesterday, beautiful
portrait of sunny-haired child, painted by
Miss Skeele, and all day long it drew towards
it groups of people, who admired and praised
the work of the artist. The little one, dressed
in its white muslin frock with blue sash, is
carelessly reclining on a crimson lounge; and
the painter has caught the innocent expression
of wondering infancy and transferred to can
vass all the natural grace of the subject, pro-
ducing an excellent likeness; and has arranged
and colored the accessories in such way as to
give most captivating effect The picture is
exceedingly well framed-thow many good pic
lures are destroyed by inappropriate mounting)
and as whole it will bring new fame to lady
who has already won warm friends by her
close study and careful treatment of fine sub
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THEATRE.-Miss Flora Myers will give the
people of Portland two nights of theatre this
week, and offers for Friday evening good bill.
Miss Myers is an energetic, talented woman and
we hope she will succeed in drawing large au-
diences and please the public.
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UTAH.
CRIMINAL CASES CONTINUED.

CKIMINAL UAsES CONTINUED.
SALT LAKE City, Jan. 9.-In the United
States District Court, District Attorney Bates
presented his commission for four years and
was sworn. He moved to continue all the
criminal cases till the seconn Monday in March
which was granted.
MESSAGE OF GOV. WOOD
Governor Wood read his message to the legis-
lative assembly to-day. He recommends the
passage of free mining and free schools, laws,
the establishment of an insane asylum, gem
eral railroad system and the decentralization of
Congress for the donation of land now unpro-
ductve to those who will improve them by
migration. He deprecates the violation of the
federal law against polygamy, and urges har-
mony with the general government r
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PARISH MEETING.-The annual meeting of
the Second Uniyersalist Parish was held Mon
day evening and the following officers elected
Moderator, Thomas Pencil; clerk, Robert
Pennell; parish committee, >. ID. oolesworthy'
Robert Pennell, j. P. Thordike; treasurer,
Thomas Pennell; assessors, s. H. Colesworthy
Rensselaer, Greeley, George G. Littlefeld; music
committee, John M. Stevens John K. Noyes,
L. s. Shaw.
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Webb.
nAAlAAA-

charged with breaking and entering the store of John
Carten, and stealing therefrom the jury returned
verdict of simple larceny.
Mattocks. Webb.
Carleton.
State VS.. William Cooper. Indicted for stealing
three pounds of Irvine from store Commercial
street. The Indictment recited former conviction
for larceny of a suit of clothes which subjects the
plaintiff, if found guilty, to be adju lged common
thief, and punished by Imprisonment in the State
prison for four years. The defendant offered no evil
dence but relied on the nsufciency of the govern
ment's testimony. Verdict guilty. Defendants move
for new trial.
Mattocks. Brown.
Carleton
Dana F. Roberts pleaded guilty to an Indictment
charging him with stealing watch. Sentenced to
three months in the county Jail.
In the case of State VS.. Grand Trunk Railway Com
Falmouth tried year ago and went up to the law
court exceptions, which overruled, the court
imposed fine of $25 and costs; the limit being 800.
Mattocks. Bradburys.
The second jury empannelled as follows
James Rounds, foreman, Baldwin; Joseph G. Ben
nett, New Gloucester; Henry L. Buck HARRISON Ma
than S. Freeman, Charles Fl. Gould, Bridgon; Solo
mon NJ Gay, Casco; William Hall, Windham; Levi
T. Hall, Cumberland; Joseph w. Holden, Otisfied;
John Kelly, North Yarmouth; Almon Libby, Gray;
Adams Merrill, Portland.
Supernumeraries-Henry Tenny, Raymond; A. X.
p. Ward, Sebago; Elias S. Crockett, Standish; Eb
enzer Proctor Naples.
Excused-Charles o. Baker, Abraham 7. Harper,
Portland.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Sleighs at Auction-R. X. Hunt.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted-H. G..
To Let-Barber Shop.
Stammering Cured-Prof. Libby.
Feb. list, 1S72-Maher & Co.
NJ. c. NJ. A-Geo. A. Harmon.
Winter Dress Goods-J. M. Dyer & Co.
To Rent-Cottage House.
Narraguagus Steamboat Co-Geo A. Hopkins.
Hotel for Sale-A Tucker.
Extra Mess Beef-Fletcher & Co.
Bonds-Charles NJ. Hawkes..
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FOR EIGN
FRANCE.

BEGINNING OF GOOD FEELING
PARIS, Jan. 9-Baron Won Arnim, German
Ambassador, to-day presented his credentials
to PRESIDENT Thiers. No ceremony was observ-
ed, but the Ambassador reiterated his former
expression of friendship for the French nation.
Gontant Biron French Ambassador to Ger
many, telegraphs to the government that he
Bismarck & o-ilS'