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The New York herald., 1872-12-05
HIGH AND LOW CHURCH.

Convention OF the Protestant Episco.
pal Church OF Massachusetts-The
Reverend Benjamin j. Haight OF New
York Elected Bishop OF the Diocese
Lively Logrolling for the Bishopric-
The slow" Party I'm Bitterness OF
Spirit.
Boston, Dec. 4, 1872.
The Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church for the diocese OF Massachusetts which
assembled ut St. Paus Church, In this city, to-day
was grave and important gathering. Its purpose
was to elect Bishop in place OF the late Reverend
Manton Esstburn, deceased; and this being the
first Convocation which has been held for thirty
years with the intent to elect successor
to the bshopric, the clergy and laity
attended in large numbers Then. too,
there were schisms which have attracted
q great deal OF attention and caused much
feeling In this diocese. Whether High Church or
Low Church was TO pred0mnate formed the chief
bone OF contention. The advocates OF the doctrines
OF High Church put forth the Rev. DR.. Benjamin J.
Haight as their candidate, and his opponent was
the Rev. Dr. Alexander II. Vinton, both being pro-
minent clergymen, ,residentin New York. There are
about one hundred and twenty-five parishes in the
state. ana they were represented by their several
rectors and aymen to the number OF 240. DIR. Vim
ton was elected President OF the Convention by
election was assured. The Convention how
ever, took q recess after this proceeding and
a great deal OF logr0lling was accomplished before
the reassembng In the afternoon. when the bal
Oting was commenced. Four ballots were had in
the first three OF which Dr. vinton received the
most votes but not sufficient to secure his elec-
Benjamin J. Haight, 43; Alexander II. vinton. 80;
and Mr. Haight will hereafter perform the duties
OF Bishop OF this diocese. testimonial was pre-
pared and signed py al the Gergymeh present
elect The result oil the Convention Is regarded as
a bitter pill by the disciples OF the Low Church.
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TstEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK Heaalo.

LONDON, Dec. A, 1872.
A despatch from Madrid says royal decree fixes
che emission OF q new loan to the amount Of
25oooo,o 900 pesetas for the 18th instant.
'TREAsURY PLACEMENT OF THE PROJECT IN LONDON.
The announcement was made in this city to-day
Shat the subscription books for Spanish loan OF
alo.ooo.oOO ($5o,ooo,oo0 will be opened in the Lon.
don market on the 18th instant.
CARLIsT INVASION DEMONSTRATIONS FROM FRANCE.
despatch from Bayonne, in the Department OF
Basses-Pyrenees, says $50 Carlists entered Spain
4rom France yesterday.
LOYALISr ALARM AND MUSTER OF TROOPS.
There Is much excitement in Malaga over appre-
Aensions or Carlist demonstration in that city,
Many families are leaving, and troops are being
Quartered In the Custom House and Cathedral.
N. THEIRS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CROWN.
His Excelency President Theirs has sent de.
spatch to King Amadeus OF Spain, congratulating
aim upon his convalescence.
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WEATHER REPORT.

The Chief Signal Officer announces that the dis
play OF cautionary storm signals at the different
lake ports will, on the 10th instant be discontinued
until the opening OF navigation in the Spring.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIOER,}
WASHINGTON D. c. Dec. 81 A. M
synopsis Jor the Past Ttoentv.four Hours.
The barometer has remained high in the Gulf and
South Atlantic States, with gentle, variable
winds mostly northerly and easterly on
the Gulf. with partly cloudy weather.
On the Lower Lakes and at tie Cana
dian stations southwestery winds, cold and
cloudy weather. with increased pressure, prevail.
In the Middle and Eastern States northerly to
westerly winds. unchanged temperatures and
pressure and clear weather; in the Northwest
and thence over the Upper Lakes and to the Ohio
Valley southerly to westerly winds, cloudy and
warm weather and diminishing pressure.
Probabilities.
On the Lower Lakes and northeastward through
the ST. Lawrence Valley southerly to westerly
winds, cloudy and milder weather and falling
barometer will prevail; in the Middle and Eastern
States increasing temperatures diminishing
pressures, n0rthwestery to southwesterly
winds and partly cloudy weather; in the
Gulf and South Atlantic States south
ery winds, increasing cioudiness and
warmer weather; IN the Northwest and over the
Upper Lakes and thence to Missouri ana the lower
Ohio Valley southwesterly to northwcsterly Winds
rising bar0meters, colder and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional snow.
Warning signals continue at Duluth Milwaukee.
Chicago and Grand Haven.
Tho Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-fOur hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy uER L Rutidinn
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A M q S Z NJ e N r s /.
Italian Opera.

"slignon" was given for the last time last even.
ing before an audience somewhat larger than that
which witnessed its first representation on Mon
day. Madame Lucca in her rendering OF the title
role presented pretty much the same salient points
that we have already referred to- the opening
scene OF the third act and the finale of the opera
being more dramatic and passionate In her second
impersonatfon and the audience more appreciative
and less irigid. The more one hears Lucca the
greater the surprise felt at the extraordinary vol.
ume OF tone displayed by her voice In all It's regis
ters. Ordinarily, there Is q palpabe dimlnution OF
tone in regard to quantity not quality, the voice
OF singer, bur Madame Lucca seems to possess
an equal amount of power throughout the active
range Of her voice. Miss Kellogg's Fina will take
rank with her Linda and Annetta ana in the well
known P0lonase her efforts were rewarded by an
overwhelming encore. ViZZani, albeit lacking in
the grace OF manner and thoroughly artistic con-
ceptiOn OF the role that made CapOul's Wilhelm
Meister so popular, sang with more fire OF express
sion than any one ever gave him credit for pos
sessing, and Janet as the old harper renewed his
former success. On Friday the programme will
consist OF selections from "I4inda,u .CrispinOu
EZRA DtavOl0" and "L'Africaine.u
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OUR GREAT WATER ROUTES.

KINGSTON, n. T., Dec. 4, 1S72
Canal navigation has about closed. Very few
boats reached ide-water to-day but it is expected
that all loaded boats below Port Hixon, twenty
three miles FROM tide-water. will reach this place
before the final close. over q hundred loaded
boats are reported on the canal Very little ice
has yet formed in the river above this point.
Albany boats have reported a little floating ice,
but navigation still unimpedcd. one very cold
night, however, would about close the river above
here. Boats from this city to New York are carry
ing immense lrcights. Buyers are securing their
Winter stock and sellers are rlisnIng on tcir
produce. 10 Inconvenience has yet been expc-
ricnced from the Ice by them, though irregularty
ana delay have been caused by the neavy lreights
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CUBA.
Curious In sular Combination Of Convicts, Coolies
and Bloodhounds-The Fate Of Fu-
gitive Negroes.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

~ HAVANA Dec. 4, 1877.
The steamer which arrived here yesterday from
spain brought 200 sailors, who we're implicated in
the Fcrroi revolt.
The steamer Fatchoy has arrived, with 1000
coolies, who were sod previous to the arrival OF
the steamer.
The EtV tnewspaper), published la Sancti Espi.
ritu announces the arrival there OF ten blood
hounds to be used in capturing negroes stil re.
manning IN the mountains near that city.
The hounds were purchased by order OF the com
manding general
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A BATCH OF P1cKPocKETs.

Captain Irving and Detectives Tilley, IIeiiel-
berg, McDougal and Wabridgc stationed them
selves along the line OF the funeral procession
which followed MIR. Crccey's remains yesterday
and arrested James Hickey. Aonzo Van Clever,
William smith Benjamin Rosely, Charles Dunn,
James cummings ana Thomas RaDcen. all alleged
pickpocxets, VINO were attempting to ply their
nefari0us vocation IA The crowd which lined the
sidewalks. They VIA nc taken 10 the T0n,bs this
morning.
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+ 3 "A N o z.
Caucus Speculation Concerning The Constitu-
tion Of the Parliamentary Committee.
The Monarchists Hopeful -Gambetta's Plan Of
Appeal to the People.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS Dec. 4-Evening.
It is expected that the legislative Committee of
Thirty, which Is to be elected ny the National AS
sembiy tomorrow. and whose duty 1t will be to
draw up law regulating public powers and pre-
scriblng the conditions OF Ministerial RESPONSE
bility, will consist OF sixteen monarchists and four
teen republicans.
THE QUESTION OF NATIONAL PARLIAMENTARY AP-
PEAL TO THR PEOPLE.
The party OF the Right has rejected q proposition
for even partial renewal Of the Assembly by ap-
peal to the people.
Ameeting OF the party OF the Left was held to-
day, at whicn, after powerful speech by NJ. Gam
BETA in advocacy or the dissolution OF the Assem-
bly,, measures to that end were absolutely insisted
upon. ~ t|a IS
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E N 9 L A N D.
Money Easier on the Street, but the
y. Bank Rate Unaltered.
Wreck Of . Steamship -Twenty-ons Lives Lost
The Gas Stokers Strike Movement
Demonstration in the Mstropolis-Partial
Darkness and the Question Who 10
Master !-ALady's Suit Against
an American Lover.
1slEssAms 70 the NEW soax HenaLp.

r. LONDON, Dec. Z, 1872.
The Stock Exchange report dated at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon to-day reads as foliows:-
Money easier; the street rate is 5k a 5k per cent,
and the Bank OF England rate Is per cent.
6rEAMsHIP WRECKED AND TwENrY-0NE LIVES LOST.
The steamship Cresswell, from Falmouth for Cork,
was lost during the voyage and twenty-one OF the
passengers and crew perished.
EHB SOCIAL CONFLICT BETWEEN LABOR, CAPITAL
AND LAW.
Five hundred of the stokers employed by the
London gas companies, who are now on strike,
have been summoned to appear before Police
Court under the Masters and Servants act.
The summonses issued against several Of the
strikers charge them with conspiracy. The asso-
0iated companies show no disposition to concede
the demand OF the stokcrs. and the latter announce
that they are determined not to resume work until
their companions, whose discharge gave rise to the
strike, are taken back to work.
Meanwhile,
THE WANT or GAS
Us severely felt throughout London. Last night
the city was In state Of partial darkness, and
several Of the theatres were compelled to omit
their performances There are no lights whatever
In the underground railways.
The price OF candles has advanced.
MORAL FORCE ARGUMENT SUSTAINED BY PHYSICAL
DISPLAY
Two thousand OF the striking stokers assembled
dresses from several OF their leaders, formed in
marching order and paraded through several
bstreets OF the city.
Darkness and Civic Dangcr-C0ndcmna-
tion OF the Strike Combination.
LONDON, Dec. 40 P.M.
Large portions Of the city are in darkness to-
might, the gas having been extinguished in many
sections.
The inhabitants are filed with CONSERVATION and
dread and the irritation against the striking
lstokers is very great.
SUBSTITUTE RESORT FOR USES OF ILLUMINATION.
The Crystal Palace will soon be lighted by gas
manufactured from petroleum.
AN AMERICAN LOVER IN A COURT OF LAW.
Elizabeth Dredge brought suit to-day, in the
Court Of Queens Bench, against Clinton Winans,
citizen Of the United States, to recover $50,0OO
damages for breach OF promise OF marriage; but
the case was compromised by Winans paying the
plaintlf $500.
THE BOwLES BANK CASE. sTTss-
Mr.. Robert BowIes was brought before the Lord
Mayor at the Mansion House to-day and again re-
manded for further examination.
THE EMIGRANT EXODUS INCREASED.
The number OF emigrants that left Liverpool
during November exceeded that OF the previous
month by 1000.
AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS.
The weather to-day throughout England is fair.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Four thousand nine hundred and fifty bales of
American cotton were landed ut Llycrpool to-day
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

San FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. a. 1872
II is rumored that the Pacific Mail Company has
bought out the Webb Australian steamers
There has been no further news OF the Modoc
Indian war.
Flags we're at half mast in this city to-day In
respect to the memory OF Horace ureelcy. .4 ;.
The Brothertoas did not escape from the State
Prison.
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O6lcer TAomas Auldridge. who, with anothes
onicer. was attempting to arrest Burnet. The
negro made q desperate resistance, avowing his
determination not to be arrested and indicted
several severe cuts and bruises on the heads oi
the policemen.
The Accounts OF tho Freedman ans Bureau.
The resolution offered In the House yesterday
by Mr.. Wood calling for a report or Assistant
Adjutant General Vincent on the condition OF the
accounts OF the Frcedman's Bureau. when the
papers were transferred TO the war Department,
is understood to have been presented, in the cx-
pectaton that this report win substantiate the
charges mado against the management OF the
bureau several years snce
I'm Memory OF Greeley.
Many fags were hung at halr-mast in various
parts OF the city to-day, in respect to the memory
OF the late Horace Greeley
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ITALY.
Rain Storm in Italy and the Po River Swollen
to Overflow
ElseRAm TO THE NEW YORK ueaAls.

ROME, Dec. a, 1872.
Dispatches from the north OF Italy state that
heavy rains have again swollen the waters OF the
River Po, and another lnundation Is apprehended.
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NEW ENGLAND HoNoRs MR. GREELEY.


Handsomo Tribute Of Respect by Both
branches or tho Legislature or Massa-
chusetts.
BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 4, 1872.
The following resolutions were passed unanl-
monsly by the Massachusetts House Of Represent
attves this afternoon on the death OF Horace Gre.
lev:-
Resolved, That the Senate aud ouac Of Representa-
tves OF the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts General
Court assembled have learned the death Of Horace Gree
ley with profoun emotion. son OF New England lie he
came citizen OF the world His origin humble. hut
his tame penetrated alike to hovel and palace His pat
rotism wasfcrvid and unuuesionrd his philanthropy
was unlimited by space and as universal az tho
family OF man; his energy was intense. his
industry unweared, his career was inemorailo
and its close impressive; he stamped his influence
the thought Of the and the current history of
America; his BENEVOLENT earnest and eccentric charac
membrancc OF the present and succeeding generations OF
his countrymeD.
Resolved That His Excecncy the Governor he re-
spectiuy requested to transmit OF these rcsOu
tos to the surviving daughters OF Mr. Greeley as an ex
preston OF the sincere sympathy felt by the Legislature
in view OF the surprising Affections which have over
whclmcd them with grief
In moving the adoption of the resolution Mr.
Cogswell made an elaborate and eloquent culogy
or Mr.. Greeley.
The resolutions were sent to the Senate under
suspension Of the rules
Flags were placed at halfmast and bells tOlled
in many New England towns to-day IN memory Of
Horace GreeleV.
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SPAIN.

The New National Loan Authorized by the
Crown-Ths Treasury Project Announced
in London-Carlist Demonstrations
and Provincial AIarm-M.
Theirs and the Throne.
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THE CHEROKEES,

The ssCivilixed" Indians Determined to
Exclude the White Man from Their
Territory.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4, 1872.
The Democrat has a special from Fort Gibson, In
dian Territory, which says that bill has passed
the Cherokee National Council. now in session at
Tahequah, which banshes al white men from the
Nation. 1t has created much excitement and
there is great dissatisfaction among many OF the
most prominent citizens, who deem t political
crime. The question now agltatcd IL whether or
not the chief Will sanction or veto the bill
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THE STEAMSHIP DALMATIAN.
A Cruel Mistake or Hsartless Canard Cheeringly
Contradicted.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Dec. 4, 1872.
The report received here on Sunday OF the wreck
OF the steamship Dalmatian and the loss Of thirty
Gve OF the persons on board was untrue.
The Dalmatian has reached Liverpool in safety.
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UTAH AFFAIRS,
SALT I.AKI

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 4, 1872.
A little Mormon girl, five years old was burned
to death at Bear Lake Valley few days aro. I'm
consequence Of her Clothes taking are from the
stove.
Grand preparations are making for the fraternity
celebration OF Sc. Johns Day.
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THE MISSOURI ELECTORS UNCERTAIN FOB
WHOM TO VOTE

ST. LOUIS Dec 4. 1872.
The Electoral College Of Missouri met at Jefferson
City this afternoon. After filling vacancies ana
adopting resolutions OF respect to the memory OF
Horace Greeley they adjourned until evening
There is said to be difference or opinion among
the electors as TO whom the vote shall be cast for
and decision is not exected until late hour
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PATERsON's RENEGADE RETURNS.

PATERSON. N. j., Dec 4, 1872.
Timothy Brophy, the young man whose sudden
disappearance from his home near West Paterson.
two or three weeks ago excited so much wonder
and alarm, has Just been heard from at Dover,
Morris County thirty miles rom here, where he
has been quietly at work IN an iron uiine ever
since he disappeared from home. He gives no ex.
planatiOn oi hls strange treak.
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A.-Heratf sfranCh Office, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
open trpm 4 A. II. to : i. NJ
ON .,nndtY from 10 3 Y. VI.
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BurI<e's Holiday styles Dress Hats
ready ut popular prices Sealskin Caps in variety
BURKE, Manufacturer 30 Broadway.
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C.-SIOO Re a ref for Case OF II h u tism
or Neuralgia Or FI-LERs RHEUMATIC SYRUP viii
not cure. Phys clans sdvice gratis daily "a John
street. Legal guarantee To Send for circular.
The New York herald., 1872-12-05

Cheapest Book store I'm the Worfd.-
1876 672 magnificent Books for the holidays.
LEGGAr BROTHEEs, No. 3 Beeknan street.
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MY DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS.

have brought for my "LrirhE PETS" tho most
Isuglnbte TOYS, DOLLS ana GAMES ever seen.
Please tell your aud papa % come right oyer
10 rAlYS gct the very prcticst that
made. shall be with MACY 60. till Christmas frniy
yours. SANTA CLAUS.
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THE BLUE-BLOoDED HIBERNIAN.

The clinical DescenGant' Tcni ison TO Do
Tried on December 16 for Bfgamy.
PoUGHKEErsrE, N r., Dec. 4, 1879.
motion to quash the indictment for bigamy
against Henry Porter Tension was to-day denied
by Justice Joseph r. barnard. and Tensions trial
was set down for the 10th OF December
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A.-Pcrc m pfory Sale OF an Entfrc
Stock OF JEWELRy, DIAMONDS, CORALS, &C.
Must be closed before January H. 1873
VICTOR BISHOP, Fifth Avenue Hotel,
right hand side north halo only.
of the store lately occupied by Bishop Rein
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December.-This is the

Coughs and Coids.--Thosc Who Are
suffering from Coughs Colds, Hoarscness Throat
Gc., should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES.
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Metropolis Hotel,
BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
BgESLtN, PURCELL & co.


Having become proprict,rs OF the above wc'i.known
hotel. propose conaucirs u an very ibcfal bt,s
and 10 command the patronage OF thc travelling
public
x,.,tr its great variety o elegantly furnished apar
lncnis for either FAMILIES or SINGLE GENTLEMEN
the rooms with BATH, CLOSET &c. attached, make Il
especially dcsrabe ff parties visiting the city whether
Toe pie asurc or business
will afford ionapc Assurance that their friends ant
patrons wall receive every comfort ani attention whiio
under their charge. .
10 their city patrons they have To- that the
RESTAURANT
for Ia DIES and GENTLEMEN will .cye their ,pcc,a
attention. WITH REDUCED RATES OF CHARGES 4
ENhRi BRANCH, while The matcriai aud service snsi
bc OF the best
BOARD FOUR DOLLARS 4 DAY
JAMES II. gRBsLgi
EDWARD G. ttHcEiL,
rE1ER t.t;DNEE,
HENRY t,tl.,Ey
JOHN T.. AGkbR
Nsw yoHx November -. 1871
Ntcoi, Davi idson a. Co.,
6S5 Broadway.
are now opening
rral bronze SfArJARi, CbDtks, PtRipk lMNA
MtNTS, SC being the latest pfotucious % ,hc Par's
workshops EW
Royal Havana Lot<sry.-k'risssc cashcd,
prcs, iilcd. tnra tarnis'cd iyhc cate pl,l s
Spanish Bank Bits TAYLOR 4 co. Sam&'f> u wan ~
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A.-For a Stylish ana Elegant rIat go
direct to the turer ESPEN sCHEID. l3 Nassau
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ...................... as
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Is the Best in
the world the only and perfect dye harmless re-
able instln A. ali druggists
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Although, Winsry, dhnTgcnDES
weather produces Catarrls, Coughs Lung Disorders, &e
which Or. JhyNEs EXPetToRANr Us promptly curcs
when faithfully adlninis scred
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Ruruet,,s NISwiutare Toilets.-Eieyans

ASSORTED CuiORED R9XES. containing compic,a
Toilet Appendagc admirably adapted 70 tae gqet Fable
and traveller povtinantcau ACCEPf fAEiIE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sun,try men every
where
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A.-.For n First Glass Hat and Elegant
FURS call DoUGAN i2 Nassau corner of Ann street.
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A.-Nerring's patcnt
CHAMPION SAFES,
2Jt and 25y rcadway, corner o. Murray street.
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A.-WeddinS md Ball Cards, Latest
Paris styles: Orders OF Dancing.
j. EvERDELI., 3)2 Broadway established 1870
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Furs at Manufacturer's Prices. Cain
before purchasing. BURKE, Manufnc urcr.
2l0 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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ecember.-This is the Senson for the
selection EURS KNOX, at his stores, 2l2 broadway
and under the fifth Avenue Hotel. exhibits great
variety all the prevailing styles az moderate priccx
LADIES' do overlook this. aud where l gen.
tlenen acGuanances buy their hats-to KNOXs.
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A Popular Treatise Grms-FOurth
edition. --latest discoveries of Diamonds &c, by Dr.
L. FEUCHrWANGER. Price S5 per copy.
L. a L. w. FEUCHfWANGER, 55 Cedar street. New York
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Royal HavA ANA IXot<sry.-k'rssssc cashcd.
,rtcr, itc tnrna to surnisicd hshc cate pa,d w
spanish Bauk Bi,ix TAYLOR Co, Ssnxef> "a Wen ~
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Half Horse and Half Mnn.-Rheu-
matism, sweings Lamrncss ani any kind OF tesl bono
muscle lment man or beast are cured by CKN.
TAUR LINfMENF the most wondSrlul discovery Of
ancient ana modern tines
Is the state memts Of HIS Patients Arc
to be relied upon Or. BRIGGS, the celebrated healer.
lto Broadway produces results that really marvel
lous in Rheumati III, Neuralgia &c.
Lose No Time.
Oh do no. delay the slight cough OF today
Will strike into the lungs /! IL has IL: own way.
Stop the danger. brakes stnn the sleamdrvcn car,
AT once, with HAi.E'S HONEY or HoREHoUND AVID
TAR
PIXIES TooTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute.