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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 1871
Via HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1872. !
The military operations or the government remain
Inactive. There have been no successes since the
fail OF Oaxaca, which Is not considered great al
vantage.
General Porfiri0 Daz failed to embark at Puerto
Angel and now menaces the state OF Vera Cruz.
No hopes OF an early peace are entertained
The revolutionary chieltains IN the North nave
been quarreling among one another, and several
bodies OF troops have been disbanded
The government has collected an advance on the
taxes OF the present year In the capital and
seeking 70 contract a loan.
A change In the Cabinet is again rumored.
M. Ignaclo Marlscal is mentioned as Minister to
Washington.
The revoutionists In the North number 5000, and
are scattered over several States.
General Guerra, from Mazatan, mas arrived at
Durango. Supplies OF money, arms and ammuni
ton are sent from Durango to SANTANA and others
who are cooperating with General Guerra against
Zacatecas.
General Nerl IL between Zacatecas and Durango.
with four or hve thousand government troops
General Corona has sent his government forces
from Guadelaxara to unite with the reserves in
Zacatecas. II General Neri Is defeated Zacatecas
Will FALL ana San Luis Potos will become the next
point OF interest
General Rocna, the government commander, has
not gone to Vera Cruz but has arrived at the
capital.
General Castro has been appointed by President
Juarez temporary civil ana military Governor Of
Oaxaca
General Trevino, the revolutionary commander
urges General P0r1riO Diaz to come north imme-
diately.
The Legislature Of Guadalaxara has refused TO
grant Governor vallarte extraordinary faculties.
The annexation fever is increasing.
Business especially In the interior, Is almost sus.
pended.
Much alarm was caused by q resolution intro
duced in Congress by Nj. Bermudez to grant the
Finance ana War Departments extraordinary
powers.
A railroad train at Puebla was attacked by rob-
bers and the engineer and fireman Of the train
and seven passengers including girl seven years
OF age were killed.
Captain Antonio Leoni, formerly Garibaldist,
and at one time serving In the United States army
Is dead.
The Jewish right OF tho circumcision was re-
Gently performed at the capital for the first In
the history OF Mexico.
The Sigio says the revolution Is as imposing as
ever.
The Journals say that many or the revOluuonssts
were formerly imperalists, and cite q number of
names.
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pigeon match came or on Thursday afternoon
on the Long Island Shooting Club Grounds between
Mi. J. ". Huh, of the Jerome PARK Gun Club, and
Mr. Ernest Staples OF the Long Island Club for 800
side, ut thirty five birds, Mr.. Staples standing at
twenty-seven yards rise, and Mr.. Hull at twenty
SIX; find trap ana handle for each other, out OF the
same lot o; BIRDS
The wind blew a gale away from the trap during
the shooting, and the day very cold. Under tho
circumstances the shooting was most extraordi.
nary. 1t was pronounced the best that has ever
taken place on the Long Island Shooting Grounds.
The following is the
SCORE.
MIR. Staples, twenty-seven yards rise-I1111,
0l111, lll11, 01l11, 10TH, 11lO1, OHIO.
Killed, 20; missed, o.
Mr.. Hull, twenty-slx yards rse-11 1,1I11O,
1Ol 81 1lO1O 111O0 lilo OIL. Killed,
81; miSsed, 8.
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UTAH.

The Heavy Threatening Cloud About to
Burst-The Council and the Governor ON
the Eve Of a Grand TOurnnment-The salt
Lake Saints Will Have a Delegation to
Draw Up n State Constitution Despite Gov
ernOr Browns Veto.
SALT LAKE, jan 49, 1872.
In consequence OF the illness OF Governor Woods
the bill Of the Legislature providing for conven-
venton to prepare constitution for the admission
OF Titan as State In the Union has not been acted
on. The legislators and the Mormon press and
public generally are very uneasy on the subject.
The Council appointed committee to walt on the
The Governors veto viii probably be delivered
tomorrow, and the Legislature will then call
vention by joint resolution, which will be passed
Without delay.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW foak HERALD.

PARIS. Jan. 20, 1872
All places OF business Will De closed on the 2sth
inst, the anniversary OF the capituiation OF Paris
BoNAPARrIsM.
The Bonapartist agents are very active In the
army. They are distributing pamphlets urging the
restoration Of the empire as "the ending of all the
woes OF France,
Copies have been found In the barracks and
seized by the police.
COMMUNISM.
new national federation, ON Communist basis,
Is organizing In Paris.
EDUCAroNALIsM.
protest against the pending Education bill,
signed by hfty-one bishops, has been sent to the
Assembly.
TUE Ex-CoNsUL GENERAL FROM NEW YORK.
The Court OF Appeals has sentenced Victor Place.
late French Consul General at New York. to TWO
years. Imprisonment and fine of 1000 francs.
The Protective Tariff Observation-Disclosures
Hostility to the British Free Trade Treaty.
The Payment Germany.
PARIS Jan. 26-Evening.
The Assembly to-day. bv vote Of 400 against
200 adopted the first clause OF the Merchant Navy
biIl establishing an additional tax OF seventy-ive
centimes per 100 klogrammes upon goods i'm.
ported in foreign bottoms from ports In Europe
and upon the Mediterranean; OF one franc fifty CEN
times per 100 Kitogrammes from ports beyond
the Mediterranean and this side Of Cape Horn and
the Cape OF Good Hope; and OF two francs per
100 kilogrammes from ports beyond Cape Horn
and the Cape OF Good Hope.
The Committee Of the Assembly, having charge OF
the initiation of measures, has elected as Its re-
porter M. Delsal, an avowed enemy OF the English
commercial treaty.
THE GERMAN INDEMNITY FUND.
Some sixty Deputies to the Assembly from
the Eeaten departments have bestowed
their patronage upon the national subscription for
the payment of the German indemnity. The con-
tributions for this patriotic object are expanding
RAPIDLY.
Among the many subscriptions reported is one OF
150 600 francs from the city OF Nancy.
THE ROYAL VISIT FROM BRAZIL.
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil leave Paris
on the S0th OF January.
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IEOCeeuIuEb III tuc rleH'sSHturTs
SALT LAKE, Jan. 20, 1872.
The Legislature of Utah has under consideration
new mining law, which provides that TO hold
claims $50 worth OF work shall be performed for
every 200 feet located and for every tunnel right
$500 work must be done; all locations and trans
fers to be recorded In the County Recorders office
III the respective counties, and locators 10 hold
their claims real estate The miners are strongly
opposed to the bill.
bill has been offered and referred TO a commit
tee regulating marriage. 1t provides that males Of
fifteen years and females OF twelve years Of age
may contract marriage with the consent Of parents
or guardians. No alluson is made to the plurality
system.
Governor Woods is preparing message on the
act relative to the admission OF Utah.
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DREADFUL DISASTER.
A Steamship Burned at Sea and
Eighty.seven Lives Lost.
RAPIDITY OF THE FLAMES.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Portugal, Jan. 20, 1872.
The mail steamer Rio Janeiro has arrived
She brings news or terrible steamship disaster.
The steamer America, plying between Rio and
on the night Of December %, took fire.
The flames spread with great rapidity, and the
vessel was soon burned to the waters edge.
large number of passengers were on board, CT
whom eighty seven lost their lives, being either
burned to death or drowned.
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Tho Military Under Arms and Intense Elk.
citemtnt in the Metropolis.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALl


The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the Spanish capital -
Madrid, Jan. 26, 1872.
An extraordinary scene occurred during the
session of the Spanish Senate to-day, just pre-
vious to the declaration of the dissolution of
the legislative chamber.
Violent speeches were delivered by very
many members.
ROYAL TREASON AGAINST THE PEOPLE.
Senior Arbazuga declared that ''King
Amadeus had betrayed the country, and that
nothing was left for the safety of the people
but barricades in the streets.
PERCEPTION OF THE DECREE OF DISSOLUTION.
Stormy tumult followed the reading of the
royal decree of dissolution of the Cortes.
The House seemed to be taken by surprise,
and the members were unable to conceal their
Indignation.
Passionate speeches were made, which were
answered with derisive cries by the few sup
porters Of the Ministry.
When Sehor Arbazuga exclaimed, ''The
time has come for barbados" the greatest
uproar and confusion followed, amid which
The sitting of the Legislature was declared at
IN end:
POPULAR PRESSURE.
Great crowds of people assembled outside
Che Parliament House building during the
progress of the debate.
WHAT THE PEOPLE DEMAND.
il The people generally sympathize with the
Deputies in the Cortes and demand the retire.
ment of the present government.
The King is urged to accept the resigna-
lion of the Ministers and Immediately form
new Cabinet
THE DROWN AND ITS COUNCILLORS.
It appears that King Amadeus finally re-
Fused to accept the resignation of the Min
fstry, rendered by Sefor Sagasta, and the
decree dissolving the Cortes was issued in
consequence.
MILITARY UNDER ARMS.
The military has been placed under arms
and held ready to be called out.
FEAR OF FRESH TROUBLES.
The popular excitement which prevails in
bhe city is intense, and the breaking out of
Rctual troubles feared by the governing
Dlaaaaa
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HESALh

LONDON. Jan. "a, 1872.
1t is announced from Bristol that the Brazilian
government has forwarded request to the Messrs.
Kitts emigration agents ut that port, asking them
to send agent to Rio Janeiro authorized to close
a contract for the colonization OF Southern Brazil,
where the emigrants are to be permitted to select
their own lands.
1t Is proposed to send forward 10000 emigrants
annually from Bristol.
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ANOTHER MUTINOUS CREW.

A Cana Of Drunken salts Bent On Annihila.
tiOn.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 20, 1872.
mutiny occurred on board the brig Cascatelle
Captain simmons, in the harbor this afternoon
The crew were drunk and had just been put on
board. They went into the fOrecaste and with
drawn knives threatened the lives OF any who
should approach While there they got into fight
among themselves, and two Of them were horribly
cut and gashed The whole crew were afterwards
taken 10 the station house, where the wounds OF
the injured were dressed.
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t,.rd-s;,L UmbreIIn..-rbr

A Card.-Silk Umbrelias.-rhe Excessive
duty fifty and sixty cent imposed on Umbrellas,
has greatly ggng. In order 10
cessfuly with those who, By their connections with the
vessels entering this port enabled smugeo
silk Umbrellas have made reduction OF less than
twenty per this class OF goods We
aged IN this action by Information derived from
who that they buy silk Umbrellas
low figure thru be brought direct
Europe. ISAAC SMITHS son a Co,
Importers amt Manufacturers.
%u5 Broadway, New YORK.
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THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20, 1872
The Grand Duke Alexis attended the bali Of the
Home Circle Club ut the Southern Hotel tonight.
The Ducal train will 60 from here to Louisville via
the st. LOUIS. vandalia and Terre Haute Railroad
to Indianapolis; thence by the JeffersOnvilIe RAN.
road arriving at Louisville at two p. NJ. on Sunday.
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ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Parry Tactics and the Karshalling
Of the Forces-Earl Granville's Caution
Against Communicable Interference
with Continental Courts-Fatal
Accident in the Water
Of Colliery.
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THE WARREN HALLETT MUTINY.

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. %, 1872.
A. H. Kingman, mate OF the bark Warren Halet,
who is charged with shooting George Little, was
examined to-day and held Tor trial In $4,000 bail.
The examination Of the sailors implicated in the
mutiny which led to the ARRAY was postponed till
Thursday next
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MUSIC AND THE ORA MA
Fifth Avenue Theatre.

Filth Avenue THEATRE
very remarkable event will take place &c. night
at this favorIte temple OF the drama. It would be
impossible to point out similar instance in the
American STAGE Mr.. Augustin DAILY opened his
session September 8, 1871, with play OF his own
called "DivOrce, and this evening he celebrates the
one hundred and ifteth representation or this play
This play has been criticised at length both avora-
bly, and adversely but the fact or Its hav-
ing achieved such q long run bears incOn-
testible witness OF Its high popularity. ''Dl-
vorce" is beyond doubt the most successful
comedy drama ever placed before any public. Here
are It's 900 people have attended the
theatre since the first representation OF this drama
and the drama has averaged $1,000 for each per
torrance. During one week this play was pro-
duced simultaneously In New York. Boston, Phlla-
delpha, Buffalo and 81. LOUIS. The cast tonight Is
Id4Ajlcal with that OF the first performance, anu
during the $50 nights neither sickness nor any.
other cause has nteriered with the efficiency or
original strength OF ''DivOrce." Mr.. DAILY does not
purpose taking the play of until the public
desire 50, and considering the orders In advance,
there Is not the slightest doubt but That "Div0rce
will pass It's two nundredth night triumphantly.
The programmes tonight Will be printed IN gold
upon white satin, with scroll ana gold fringe, and
they will be marvel OF artistic excellence. Mr.
DAILY makes many announcements IN regard 10 the
successors OF I" Divorce" but considering that
he has idea OF withdrawing the play Tor two or
three months to come, there Is no necessity Of spec
fying the plays IN prospect
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

The Jerome Gun Club Will have fine sport at
Jerome Park to-day. Twenty-six Of the members OF
the Club are handicapped to shoot for cup, tnr
teen birds each, one and quarter ounce shot,
eighty yards boundary. J. X. Hackett handicapped
the gentlemen in the following Manner
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Signor Gandini, author OF several operas, and
we'll known musical critic. has Just died ut Modena
aged sIxty-f0ur.
The Milan Gazette Musicale says that Of forty-one
new Italian operas produced IN 1871 four or I'VE are
Just alive, the rest dead and buried.
M. Achard, the French tenor, seems to have made
n fasco on the Venetian stage as Wilhelm in
"Mignon." 1t Is SAID, however, tnat he had cold.
The Italian operate company who gave q series
OF performances at Melbourne some time ago have
since proceeded to New Zealand.
The opera do06ttgo, at the Fenice, Venice for tho
approaching season are "Mignon," M. AMBROSE
Thomas; and ''Komeo Q Giulietta," SIgnor Mar
chetti. Signor Petrelas "Joue' also Is promised.
I'm ChGur dc Matelots Anglais &c chant, qui leur
est ordonne CONNIE remede contre la malade du
sommeiI les endors--ils ne chantent plus lie CON-
mandant fureux adresse les Plus severes 0bserva.
lions son equipage. Lequipage Sc reveille mais
Il sc rendort ausst0t ct lie commandant aussi.
ver,irs .Aidan has been brought out at Cairo,
and the following telegraphic despatch resulted
..Splendid success. Enthusiasm without bounts5
Grand ovation for the artists, for the director.
Bottesin; for the orchestra and the chorus. con,
Quoted by Devasnl. Demonstration IN honor Oh
Verdi and the viceroy present at the rcMesen,a'
ton. MISE scvne incoinparahy nNgnncVn',
| N4Slca s,upeadQ. Great oaeT @0xTs'
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Preparation for Civic Mourning on the Annivsr-
sary Of Capitulation-Bonapartst Agencies in
the Army-Ths Contrast with Communism
Hierarchioal Protest on the Question
Of Observation-Disclosures Of an
Ex-Consular Functionary
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TelECRAms TO THE NEW yoag HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. &c. 1872
Nessrs Gladstone and Disraei have sent crcu-
iars to their supporters In Parliament begging
20 be present at the opening Of the Legislature on
the 9th OF February, as 'important business ana
the election of Speaker will demand their at
tention."
CABINET REBUFF TO COMMUNISM
Earl Granville refused to see deputation OF re.
publicans VINO wished to urge the British govern.
ment to use Its influence to procure the substitution
OF civil for military courts the trial Of the Paris
Communists.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Five persons were accidentally drowned in the
water OF the Backwood Coery yesterday.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
TWO thousand eight hundred and thirty six bales
of American cotton were landed OF Liverpool to-day.
Legislative Opinion Of Danger OF Wars in
Europe and with America-The Alabama
Claims and Treaty Of Washington.
LONDON, Jan. 26-EveninR.
Mr. Orway, member OF Parliament for Chatham,
addressed his constituents tonight upon political
AFFAIRS He expressed the opinion that the state OF
Europe was pregnant with complications which
may lead to war"
He also discussed at great length the Alabama
uuest,on and in the course OF his remarks said that
III the claim of the United States was granted war be
tween England and that country would become
necessity He added that the Dlunder OF the Eng
Iisn government might become the cause OF future
nissension at home, and deprecated the honor
which have been conferred upon the negotiators 0
the Treaty OF Washington.
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SLAVES FREED IN BRAZIL.
TELEGRAM 10 TIVE NEW YoaK HERALD.

LrsBos. Portugal, Jan. &c. 1872.
BY the mail steamer from Rio JaneIro just
arrived, there comes the announcement that the
Empress Dowager Of Braz.. aas freed all her per.
sOnal slaves,
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THE war In MEXICO.
The Revolution Gaining Strength and the
Country Going to Ruin.
DIAZ THREATENING VERA CRUZ.

cruz-The Fall Of 0axaca No Great Success
toJuarez-The Rsvolutionists in the North
5000 Strong-The New Minister to
Warrington Financial Distress Of
the Government-A Railroad
Train Attacked by Rob
bers and Nine
Persons Killed.
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rhe Meatber I'm This Tity Yesterdnv.

The following record will show the changes in tne
temperature for the past twentyour hours. In CON-
parison with the corresponding day or last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at HudnutS Pharmacy,
HERALD Binding. corner OF Ann SLreet:-
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Average temperature yesterday "
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.
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Angeles Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
Twenyhfh street.Gentiemen day An all
night; ladies day aud evening; best ventilation; highest
best shampooug gratuties, Aivanta
unequaled; Europe outdone.
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Supplementary Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 1872.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1872.
Synopsis FOR the Past Ttcenty.four Hours.
4now fell last night at Augusta, Ga. Duluth, Mon.
treal, Canada; wilmington, N. g., ana Saugeen,
Canada. II was raining at Charleston, Jacksonville
and Lake City, Fla, and savannah, Ga. High
westerly winds were reported from Bu1alo N. y;
Grand Haven, Mich; New York city and Osw ego,
N. Y. On the summit OF Mount washington 1t was
cloudy. The barometer reported at $685. tempera-
ture 10 degrees below and wind from the north
west. blowing at the rate OF eIghty-eght miles an
hour. Snow was reported this morning from Chey-
enne Denver, Mobile, ST. Paul. MIMI; Wilmington,
N. o.; Santa Re, N. M. Rain was reported from
Lake City, Temperature at Kew West, ~ degrees
above; Mobile, 80 degrees above; Augusta. Ca, so
degrees above; Baltimore, 70 degrees above; Port
land, %; San Francisco 40; and this city, IL above
zero. 1t was showing this evening ut Cheyenne,
Denver, Saugeen, Canada, and raining at Mobile,
Ala. Temperature at Key West rs; and at Punta
Rassa, Fla, 20 degrees above.
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Are You Disturbed mt Niaht and Broken al
by child suffering and crying with the pain cutting
teeth II SO. go al once and get bottle OF Mrs wlNsLOws
SOOTHING SYRUP.
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Fine Gold acknowledgements Prices.->
Diamond RIMS, as, ;B45 $50 to 500 each.
GEO. G. ALLEN, s4l Broadway, near Fourtscnh street.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Outdoor Pedestrianism and No Talk Of Physic


LONDON Jan. 20, 1872
A despatch from sandringham says the Prince OF
Wales was out yesterday, and walked a quarter OF
NUE.
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Card.-Watts, Nervous Antidote Cured
me Of Neuralgia and great Debility
JOSEPH II. GOLDIN0. "a Dey street, New York.
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For Coughs, Colds and Throat Disorders.
use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHtSs having proved
their efficacy by test of many years.
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METROPOLITAN Gossip.

The New York Conservatory OF Music gives
grand musical solree at steinway Hall this evening.
the subscription books for the approaching Parepa
Rosa season of English opera are now open at the
Academy OF Music.
on Monday next Marschner's grand opera Of
sIvanhocr will he brought out for the first time at
the Stadt Theatre by the FabDrl company.
The first run OF "Humpty Dumpty" reached the
four hundred and eighty seventh performance and
that OF the "Black Crook" the four hundred th.
Tnese ngnres were transposed through mistake in
our remarks on first runs few DAYS ago.
MatInces will be given to-day at the following
tneaues:-riIth Avenue. DIVORCE Booth's, 'Ju-
Bo,,Df, lies Brgands;' olympic, "Humpty
Dumpiy;" Nlbl0's, "BIack Crook Comique, Union
Square, New York Circus. Grand opera House,
etenway Hall, Bryanrs and Tony PASTORS.
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Bachelors Hair Dye rhc Hest In tho
world the only perfect dye; reliable, insanIanc
Gus. AT all druggists.
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"NemriI,'' tho Great Antidese for Ncmrnigin:
II falls 10 Caro- Sold by CHARLES Ck'fiENDs1>
and all druggists,
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A.-Russinn VapOr (Marb1el Bnths-33 and
rs East Fourth the Grand Central ote Open
daily, A. N. to ZIP. NJ. I>ies' hours, 10 to12A. NJ
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Dust Received mt Cattpach's, 500 Broad.
way entirely styles AZ Glove, Handkerchief and ParAsoi
Boxes, and light Walking Canes the Liest Paris styles
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Roy,n Havana Lottery.

On Mar rtuae.-E--nys and Reports sent
free Addr, 80 HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, NO soWh Nuth
street, Phil Adepha, Pa.