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Pickens' Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue of a decree of the Superior Court
of Pickens counsy, Ga, at September Term,
1872, in the case Of Susannah Jordan ct. al
VS.. George P. Dodson ct. al, Bill for Relief
Injunction, &c will be sold on the first
Tuesday in January next (1873) before the
Court House door in said county between the
usual h oUralpt Of land number sixty six (66) in
the 10Th District and 0nd section of said county
100 acres more or less. The pro-
ceeds to be applied as directed by said decree.
November 25th, 1872,
W A. W. DAVIS, Sheriff.
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John Petree has applied for exemption of
personally and setting apart and valuation of
homestead, and l will pass upon the same at
10 a. m on the 21st day of December, 1872.
Dec. 6, 1879 w. Il. d. MOSS, Ord'y.
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All indebted to the Journal Office
will please pay up.
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Cancer and all Chronic
Diseases Cured.

The undersigned, late lecturer in the Univer-
slty Of Philadelphia Pa now member Of the
Hospital of the same place. will be at Marietta
by the first Of January 1873, where hewi treat
Cancer and all Chronic deases.
Respectfully,
IG. NJ GOsS, NJ. D., L. L, d.
Marietta, Dec. 9th, 1S72.-tf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
For Sola in Mariatfa

VI JAW az ASSb0e
A House and 3 acre lot on the Federal Gem
House Contains s rooms. Iii in good order
A H0use and one acre lot on Cassvlle street,
good rooms in the house. Good well OF
water, fine garden, and fruit trees.
A House and one acre lot on Roswell street.
rooms in the house. A good Kitchen, well Of
water One servants house with 2 rooms.
House and 3 on Roswell street.
Known as the Fits or RolIa place.
The place Known as the House place. =
On Cassville road, containing 90 acres No
improvements.
The place known as the "Watercure. =
Containing Is or 20 acres on the Railroad,
north and adjoining Judge Van Wycks,
| also offer for sale some good farms in the
country running from 50 to 500 acres all well
improyed-Als0 several 40 acre lots unimprov-
ed For aiticuars call on
A. n. SIMPSON,
Reul Estate Agent at Marietta.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
The Worlds tables sum up as fol-
lows:
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Marietta Post Office
Dec ember 18th 1872.
Anderson Mrs CharlOtte2
Atkinson Elder w d Bacon Mrs Lisa (Goli
Blakey joseph Began Mr. NJ
Boylss Martin Boyd Mrs Ann
Box Thon brints Miss S P
Brown Mrs Catherine Galloway + w
Cobb Mrs NJ G Cohen } IL
Chestnut Mrs Mary + Cooper /
ElisTW Evigin Jno
Foster Mrs Carrie Foster Al
lmore Anderson Green Washington
Hubbard DIV Harden w p
" David Jones Miss Emma
Jones Mrs Sarah Monroe Daniel Il
OwenJT Farley Mrs Elizabeth
Rucksr Mrs Mollie E Robinson Geo W
Sumerhour Mrs Antona
Thomson Mrs N H Wardm an
WESLEY PRErrYMAN P. NJ.
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"Keen is the pang,
But keener far to feel
She nursed the pinnion
mi I'LL Al okoal ~


She nursed the pinnion
That impelled the STEEL"
No man was ever so bitterly as
sailed from the stump, through the
press, and by remorseless cartoons !;
and this by men who had been his
friends. He saw, too, that he had
failed to unite the opposition to
Grant, and that the cause had failed;
for which, perhaps, in his shattered
condition, he took unmerited blame
upon himself. All this, and more,
his stolid competitor would have all
layed by single cigar; but to Mr.:
Greeley's sensitive nature, it proved
too much and he sank beneath it,
Peace to his ashes i! Let us thank
God for the latter years of his life,
and cherish his memory as Of one
who, though often wrong, was al
ways honest.
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New A Advertisements.

FOR MAYOR:
NJ b Or r z z NJ
FOR ALDERMEN
HUMPHREY REID.
j. w. BOHEMIAN.
J. A. G. ANDERSON.
II. b. WALLIS.
P. IL. LYON.
J. VI, WALKER. 81
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IRELAND.
The Duke Of Edinburg in Dublin-Loyal Recep-
ton of the Prince-Progress Of the Cortege
Through the Capital-0pening Of
-. the National Exhibition.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW ygsk HERALD.

DUBLIN June 4, 1872.
Ills Royal Hghness Prince Alfred, Duke Of Edin.
burg arrived here to-day. He drove In an open
carriage from the railway station to the yceregal
Lodge, and was repeatedly and enthusiastically
cheered on the way. He will open the National
Exhibition tomorrow. 81. &c.. :
RECEPTION OF THE DUKE AND MS PROGRESS
THROUGH THE METROPOLIS.
His Royal Highness was received, on landing ct
the Carlisle pier, Kngstown, by Their Excellences
the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess Spencer in
state. The journey nom Kingstown to westland
row was performed by special train, and awaiting
Official robes 10 address, was asp presented e as,d
on the OCCASION that interesting proceeding
OF the Exhibition to-day. royal guard Of honor,
with band and colors received the party on its de-
accompanied by the Duke Of Ednburg and suite,
where dinner party Il The Svsnns scof place s's''
To-day June the Exhibition viii BE- opened by
His Royal Highness the progress from the Vice.
regal Lodge to Earlsfort terrace being in state.
The orchestral and choral arrangements promise
to be very successful The ode composed. with other
appropriate music, will be performed in the Grand
been erected for the royal and vceregal
party. After the inauguration Of the Ex-
hibition the Lord Lieutenant and Lady
Spencer and the Duke will proceed to the lawn OF
the Royal Dublin Society," where the statue by Foley
Of the Prince Consort OF England win be unveiled.
A grand military display will be observed on the
OCCASION the lawn being filled with troops and mill
tary bands. y
SERIES OF FESTIVITIES.
In the evening Their Exceences and their dis
tlnguished visitor will be present at ball to be
given by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress at the
Mansion House, =
on the 9th the Royal Duke WIN attend the concert
Of the pupils OF the Irish Academy Of Music.
The other arrangements for the week include
State Ball, given BY Their Excelences and the In
stallation, at the Viceregal Lodge, Of the Earl Of
Kenmare as Knight OF ST. Patrick, taking the ribbon
Mayo on his appointment to the Order, was an
Extra Knight, but on the death OF Lord Cough, &C
cording to the provision in the warrant OF creation
he succeeded as Ordinary Knight Of Edinburg.
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OBITUARY.
Marshal Valiant.


telegram, dated In Paris at late haur last
night, informs US that Jean Baptlste PhiAbert Vail
liant Marshal Of France, died to-day, aged eighty
two years.
The news OF the death OF this distinguished
soldier reached us this morning. Marshar
q simple and characteristic fashion o
very short time sipce- shoeng- smith OF Dion,
M. Valiant, having written to the Marshal Of
related, the latter has replied IN an interesting
letter, giving such particulars as be kn0wa
OF his ancestry, in order to assist tina
writer In his researches. After referring to his
deceased parents the Marshal concludes thus ;--'v
entered the Polytechnic School at sixteen, and ON
motion, from which experienced the greateatpeasI
| ure In the whole course OF my career was that Of
| corporal aJ the school. went through the Russian
campaign and that OF 1875 was made prisoner
| ut the end OF 1913. Twas ut Waterloo, andwounded
In the defence OF Paris In 1915. had my leg laid
open by shell at the siege Of Algers 10 1880. My
superiors said they were well satisfied with me at
the siege OF Antwerp In 1882. The Emperor told
me that he was pleased with me at that OF Romel
Such, Sir, Is my history nearly complete. II YOU
find In all that any proof OF community OF origin boz
tween your family and mine shall be well pieased,i
France. Since then he received the title OF Count.
and was made Marshal OF the Palace In
1854 he succeeded Marshal st. Arnaud
In the functions OF Minister Of War.
Marshal Valiant, rs reward for his
services was In 1853, appointed free member Of
yet like the veteran war-horse, the blast OF the
trumpet always revived his military ardor, and
there we're few French generals In the field whose
services proved more valuable.
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REV. DIR. HUsTON's TRIAL.

BALTIMORE, Nd June 4, 2ST2.
The investigation OF the charges against Rev.
DR.. Huston was resumed to-day by the Eccesiast
cal Committee, after weeks adjournment. Soon
after assembling this morning the Presiding Elder
stated the motion submitted by counsel for
DR.. Huston previous to adjournment last week,
namely, to quash all further proceedings and let
the matter go before the General Conference for
fnal adjudication, on the ground that the prose-
cution had utterly failed to sustain their case, had
been considered and denied, and that the investi-
CATION would now proceed 1t IL said an offer
the as 1t now Stood the ground
OF the vague and indefinite character OF the re-
naming charges. This proposition was declined
by the prosecution. and the investigation pro-
cceded. 1t will probably be concluded tomorrow
or the following day, and the decision Of the com
mittee will soon thereafter be given to the public
The present investigation is merely preliminary 70
decide whether Or. Huston shall be formally tried
by the Ecclesiastical Court
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKKr.-LoNpoS, Juno 4-5 r. NJ
Conso closed at 2k for money and 92 for the account
American securities unchanged.
PARIS BoURsE PARIS, June 4-Rentes 65f Csc.
LIVERPOOL Corr0v MARKEr.-LIvERrooI, June 4-5 p.
The Gales Of the day have been nO0o bales including
400 for pecuation and export.
TRADE IN MANcR RsrrR-TivKRPooL, June l-The market
for yarns and fabrics At Manchester quiet. but hrm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFrs MARKKT-LlvERPooL Juno a.
LOOP NJ The hrcads!urs market Is quiet Wheat is
ID. per quarter Peas, as per quarter for Canadian.
The receipts of wheat at this port for the past three days
been ~ 500 quarters, including IS 500 American
L0Npon PRoDUcw MARKxr.-LoSpoT. June 4.-Taliow,
SIS 3D. cwt for Russian Spirits turpentine, bCs per
crWf
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surveyed II would taks two ships i've years or
more. Determinations OF longitude are among tho
important duties to be performed 10y the expedi
| ton.
i Congressman Cox COnvSs escing.
s. 8. Cox is stil confined to his fc0An. The dan-
ger OF his disease-pleuro- pneumonsa--Ls believed
by MS physicians to he passed, and tfache Is SURELY
convalescing. Hc win not be able to attend West
| Point rs visitor. General Stoughton, OF Michigsa.
ana Sargent. OF California, c0-visit0rs with hin1i
leave for West Point Tomorrow 1t is NOS probable
that Mr. Cox will be able to take his seat satn this
session In the house.
congressmen On to PhfIadelphris. "a
large number OF Congressman ana others ledt TO-
night to attend the Philadelphia Convention.
Protection 20 ImmIgrants.
The bin for the better protection oftimmigznt4
introduced by Mr.. Conger, OF Michigan, will fkf tn
pass at this session OF Congress for timS To
discuss It,
Internal Revenue Appe1namsnf.
Enzur Wagur has been appointed Internal RevUS
nue. Gauger for the Twenty-seventh dstrict or News
York.
P1eeding for tho New Orleans Collector.
The Louisiana deleg waited on the President
to-day to protest against the removal OF Colonel
Casey, speaking kind words In his favor and saying
1t was tho wish and for the interest Of the republic
can party that he should beretained.
No Japanese Loan Contemplated.
The rumor that Japan is' negotiating for q loan -
founded on Misrepresentation. Minister Mort ana
Ambassador Iwakura said to be decidedly OPP Il
posed to any such scheme.
West Point Cadetship for New York.
Representative WilaraR. Roberts, OF New York,
has appointed the son Of the late General Thomas
Francis Meagher to caaetship at West Point, and
the Young menhss entered upon his studies. Mr.,
Roberts Offers the appointment OF cadet mldship-
man at the Naval Academy the schools OF his dis
trlct the selection tosbe made BY competitive ex-
animation on the 25tr inst.
Delegates and tho President.
The Georgia and several other delegations on
their way to the Philadelphia Convention had inter-
views with the President to-day.
PresidenAfal Nominations.
The following nominations by the President were
sent to the Senate today
at Santa Fe, N. NJ; William N. Granger, to,
be Register OF the Land ONCE at Befm mt
Nevada; Major benjamin Alvord, to be Haymas-
and Deputy Quartermaster General L. @.
Easton to- be Assistant Quartermaster General.
ana Colonel; Lieutenant Colonel Stewart Van
G s 70 Soo be Assistant 9%artermaster General
quartarmasters to be lieutenant coonelss and dep
uty quartermaster generals .-Aexander MOntgOm-
cry, Treadwell Moore Hyatt @. Ransom, Asher n,
assistant Quartermasters to be majors and quarter
masters: William Myers, Herbert M. En0s and Ben
jamin q. Cand.
Presidential Approval.
The President has approved the bill authorizing
the Secretary Of War to make certain appointments
In the Quartermasters Omce, thus removing the
cause Of trouble heretofore existing on that subjects
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

MADRID, June 4, 1872.
Marshal Serrano has taken the oath OF ONCE as
President OF the Council and Minister Of War IN the
new Ministry. These positions have been Temporal
rily occupied by Admiral Topete.
LEGISLATIVE APPROVAL OF THE cARLrsT AMNESTY.
The course Of Marshal serrano towards the insur-
gents in the Basque Provinces has been approved by
the Congress-the lower branch Of the Cortes. That
body yesterday, by vote OF lao against 90 passed
resolution declaring valid the amnesty granted by
Serrano to the Carlists who voluntarily surrendered
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The Dimcult Points Of tho Tariff Tax
Crisis.
1t has been frequently anticipated OF late that the
commercial policy which President Theirs ia de-
termined to insist for France Is likely to assume
a very decided political interest France has com.
mercial treaties with Spain, Austria, sweden and
Switzerland, which do not expire for Several years
Again, one which 1t has entered into with Portugal
virtue OF the .favored nation clause inserted Just
Of op fse HHy al 9e
When the French government announced its inten-
and and i ws ss understood that tSsnsac0a had
been entered into with the left Of the Chamber 81
virtue OF which the tax was to be voted, the
Powers England and Belgium) whose treaty
rights were to be affected by the imposition OF q
lions by which France Is bound determined to pro-
test against the act and It was understood that at
m weekly reception lon, g 9s Minister q Foreign
would be made to M de RemIsat on the subject
Here the parliamentary affairs tended to prevent
the action. The attitude which the Theirs govern
matter Is original. In reply to the very
natural curiosity OF the Assembly as to how the
duties are to be levied on raw materials, even II
they are voted M. Theirs replies, "Leave that to
me; all you have to do is to vote me the power OF
obtaining the seventy millions from this source. I
the clause which the President relies upon to enable
him to escape the obligations imposed upon the
country by these treaties is the one permitting the
these are fiscal duties, and DO not come under the
letter Of the treaty, being duties which the govern
hent has right to raise for Its own internal rev.
enue purposes. The financial element In the French
Chamber Is the strongest 1t contains. There are
many men OF sound business capacity In the As
semby who already resist to some purpose the
tariff scheme, and Of the Paris press nearly all the
leading Journals express their opposition to the
government policy In very decided terms.
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THE GENEVA ARBITRATION.
Earl Russells Motion for an Address to the
Crown Praying for British Retire.
ment from the Court.

His Lordship Denies the Justice Of Indirect Claims
and Speaks in Behalf Of tho Nation" Exrav-
aganees" Of the American Case-A Sop for
Canada-A Sheer About the Trent
Granville's Defence Of Free Inter-
probation Of the Warrington
Treaty-Cabinet Rebuke to
the Aged Ex-secretary-
General Debate.
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WEST POINT.
Examination OF Candidates for Admis-
sion-Names Of the Members OF the New

- WEST POINT, N. Y, June 4, 1872.
The examination OF the "Pebes,n which was com.
peted to-day, resulted in the rejection Of twenty
four out Of class of ninety-one. The examination
OF the graduating class will commence tomorrow.
The squadron drill, which was to have taken place
to-day, was postponed until halfpast five tomor
row afternoon on account OF the heavy rains. Gen.
tives Stoughton and Sargent, members OF the Board
OF Visitors appointed by the House, will arrive here
by boat on Thursday morning. The grand ball will
take place on the 18th inst
The following tile names OF the candidates for
admission who have passed the necessary examina-
lions. A few Others who arrived to-day will be ex-
m n
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GERMANY.
General Sherman in Berlin-Legislation Against
the Monastic Orders.
TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, June 4, 1874
General william t. Sherman, Colonel !, i, Auden.
reid and Lleusenan; Frederick p. Grant, OF the
United States ARMY, have arrived In this city,
THE MoNAsTIc ORDERS IN RELIGION.
A bill will soon be presented In the Relchstag d.
rected against the Jesuts. II is understood that 1t
will deprive members OF the order OF the rights OF
citizenship
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ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y June 4, 1872.
The night express train No. on the Erie Rail-
road was thrown from the track at twelve minutes
to seven O'Clock this morning, at savona station.
The engineer, Richard WEIGH, had both legs broken
and his skull fractured, and cannot live. A stranger
on the engine was instantly killed. Several OF the
passengers were injured; none seriously. Further
particulars have not been received
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Herald Special Report from
Matamoros.
COrela a Fugitive at Mier with a Few
Men Of His Annihilated Army.
GREAT PANIC IN MATAMOROS
Desperate Efforts to De-
fend the City.
TELEeaAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded US the following special des-
patch -
MATAMoRos Mexico, June 4,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 4, 1872.
Dispatches reached here last night from
Mier stating that General Corella arrived In
that city with few men-a small remnant of
his army, which was completely destroyed by
the revolutionists under Trevifo. The tele-
graph line between Matamoros and Mier was
cut to-day by the revolutionary forces.
GREAT PANIC.
The greatest excitement prevails among the
inhabitants and the government troops in the
city. The National Guard is being reorgan-
lied, the work on the Notifications has recon-
menced and the ferry restrictions between
Matamoros and Brownsville have been re-
established. The Juarez authorities are seiz-
ing all the private arms they can find and en-
deavoring to purchase others. Three hun
bred pieces of arms will be sent to General
Cevallos tomorrow, under escort Of q portion
Of the National Guard.
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Capture Of an Insurgent General-Ignacio Agra
monte Wounded.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, June 4. 1877

HAVANA, June 4, 1872.
Atelegram received here from Puerto Principe an.
nounces that the government troops have captured
the insurgent General Ynclan, formerly Of the
Mexican army, and his Adjutant.
The report that Ignacio Agramonto was wounded
in the shoulder and leg in the action Of the 10th
ultimo Is confirmed.
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ENGLAND.
Conservative Triumph at the Electoral Poll-Con-
dition Of the Crops.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 5-3 IA. M.
John Morgan Cobbett conservative, has been
returned to Parliament from Oldham, Lancashire,
after On exciting contest.
PROSPECT OF THE HARVEST.
The weather throughout England to-day is wet
and unfavorabe to the ground crops.
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THE QUESTION IN WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Despatch to Minister schenck-G Granville
Not Observation-Disclosures Claims Still
Difaculty-what Mr.. Fish Says Of His Com
munications with Minister Thornton.

WASHINGTON, June q, 1872.
After the Cabinet meeting to-day a despatch
went to Minister Schcnok reitcratlng the telc-
graphic statements OF our position with respect to
the supplementary article, and intmatlng that the
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Nevada will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock M.
THE NEW YoRx Naturalization for Europe
will be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock In the morn-
ing.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
Burnett's Extracts.-Bewarc Of substi-
tutcs. -, Il
A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Sill
rsp aud so %
,A.- ALERT 1,t Psssns SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway, corner Murray street.
A.-Herald Branch Once, brooklyn,
corner Of Ps1'9 9po aysnuo and BPeIam street.
A.-Broadway Dress Cashmere Hat -,
equal TO any, exceled by none, ut HEBBERD'S, uo
Broadway, near Canal
Article 47.-Ladics', Misses, Gentlemen's
and h9ys Bsos and Shoes o." styles and prices at MIL
All Kinds Political Banners and Flags
on hand and to order at HoJER GRAHAMs. " Duane
street
At McLewee & Putna ms, COL Broadway,
tho cheapest choice Gas Fixtures In the CITY, Call aud
0AaHA0 -. 49, 800 ..kz-l
A.-Rupturc Cured.-Call on DIR, Gregg
RY IA Broadway, oil who are travelling East aiier
.A.-Eeu Angeiiaue, Tor tho Teeth and
Gums Biscotine food for infants. DELLUC 4 CO, ess
SSss G,u sn :G1
Ba3chctor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm tho
word the only perfect dye; harmless reliable. nssan-
taneous At al druggists
Cristadoro's Hair Dye has mo Equal In
the world II IS the safest and most reliable OF any oo
everywhere.
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints, All
Diaea aoftb Eeqt re Or.
square,
COrns Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured WfthS
out pain AnnihIator cures corns, Sc TX man Oc.
DR.. RICE. 10 Broadway corner OF fui'on street,
Denne,s French Ranges and Broilers.-
BRAMHALL, DEANE 4 CO., removed to 20 water st
u.ts-Wnrnock d Co.'s silver Pesrt
Cashmere Hat. only g. ols Broadway
HAD. or Families visiting tho Country
sbonId get their supply Of SHOES at CASrKELL's. IA
Fourth avenue. u
Neycr-Failfng Safety and Success.-Mrs.
wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is a safe and certain
remedy all diseases with which children are antctcd
during the process OF teethlns.
yentIon should each return with superb and cegans
KNOX HAT, obtained at 2l2 Broadway.
On Marriage.-Happy Relief for Young
%%ssoofxTios PSlisSsiphs Pa ''' "D'''' ~"
Royal HAVANA Lottery.-Grcnt Reduce
ton in the prices Of Tickets Orders filled Prizes eashed
TAYLoR& CO., Bankers 10 Wall street, New York
show Cases.-Elcgnnt Niclxic Silver
Cigar show Gases for hotels ana grocers at FRASERS.
corner Reade and Hudson streets
vergnes' (the Discovcrer) ysIectro-Chcna-
snd Nervous Disorders INV d wos slassaih street
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SPAIN.

serrano Sworn In a. Minister Of war-Parlia-
msntsry Approval o. tie Army Amnesty Ael.