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UmbreIIa..-The Excc..l

Card.-SiIk UmbreIIns.-Fhe Excessive
duty fifty and SIXTY cent now imposed on Umbrellas,
has greatly smuggling In order 10
ccssiuy with those who, By their connections with the
vessels entering this enabled
silk Umbrellas have made reduction OF less than
twenty. ths class OF goods We
aged this action by Information derived from
customers who that they buy silk Umbrellas
low ngure hel be brought direct from
Europe. iSAAC SMITHS son a CO,
importers and Manufacturers,
40 Broadway New YORK.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALn

irlrunAm ~ Inc nrW Iuhk hEkAlh
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Spanish capital =
MADRID, Jan. 26, 1872.
An extraordinary scene occurred during the
session of the Spanish Senate to-day, just pre-
Hious 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 barbados in the streets"
RECEPTION 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.
answered with derisive cries by the few sup
porters Of the Ministry.
When SeGor Arbazuga exclaimed, 'sThe
time has come for barbados" the greatest
nproar 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-
Hon of the Ministers and Immediately form a
new Cabinet
THE GROWN AND IT'S COUNCILLORS.
It appears that King Amadeus finally re-
Fused to accept the resignation of the Min
fstry, rendered by Sehor 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
ehe city is intense, and the breaking out of
kctual troubles feared by the governing
plasses.
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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. %, 1872.
The mail steamer Rio Janeiro has arrived.
She brings news OF terrible steamship disaster.
The steamer America, plying between Rio and
Montevideo. while on the trip from the latter port
on the night of December %, took fire.
The flames spread with great rapidity. and the
vessel was soon burned to the waters edge.
A 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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Sydney New South Waes) paper gives an &C
count OF q man named Shea, one OF the witnesses
for the In case OF which
was tried at Melbourne on the 9th Of November.
This man stated that on the morning Of the 10th Of
August he rode from Egerton to Melbourne, a dis
lance OF sixty-two miles, leaving the former place
after sunrise, and, after half hours st0ppage
the way reaching Melbourne at eleven O'Clock; that
he renamed In Melbourne hour, and then returned
to EgertcD, getting there by dark, and accomplish
ing distance Of 124 miles, riding one horse.
some interest seems to have been created on Mon
day, January 8, In the neighborhood OF East Dere
ham, Norfolk. in witnessing a trial between two
horses, the property OF Mrs. George william, OF Cor
gate Hail, lady well known In racing circles.
or the two competitors was the celebrated Mos
the Two Thousand Guneas with Formosa; the o ther
being the rhree-year-0ld lilly Buy.a-Br0om, by
Broomielaw out OF Offering. the norfolk Herdtd.
age was appointed merely TO try the comparative
powers OF the two and much excitement and some
GOOD start was made, and both animals spun along
at level pace until the nrst turn, when Buy-a-
Broom sed out e GoSr and After
horses Keeping the course well splendid race fol-
lowed, ending by MOslem winning by half head.
straight part OF the course, terminated before,
Moslem Just Keeping the lead. The trial so far was
Sg & aae Sc
as to possess two such splendid goers.h
In the Fie,d OF December % IS an inquiry as to
tam Horne Thomas Powell, Of Borstone
herefordshire, -, England, says, in relation e
the match knew Captain Horne well
than thirty five years SINCE at st. Thomas Mount
and was, think, Tor 5000 rupees. Four hundred
Arab OF high caste. The match was accompis ned
but not with ease. Both horse and rider were
Greauv cheered on nnisnlng the matcn.n
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THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20, 1872
The Grand Duke Alexis attended the ball Of the
Home Circle Club at the Southern Hotel tonight.
The Duca train will so from here to Louisville via
the st. LOUIS vandalia and Terre Haute Railroad
to Indianapolis; thence by the JeffersOnvle RAN.
road arriving at Louisville at two p NJ. on Sunday.
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7tlrspAm TO THE NEW YORK HEsALh

LONDON, Jan. "a, 1872.
1t is announced from Bristol that the Brazilian
government has forwarded request to the Messrs
Kits, emigration agents at that port, asking them
to send an agent Rio Janero authorized to close
a contract the colonization OF Southern Brazil,
where the emgrants are to be permitted to select
their own lands.
1t Is proposed to send forward 10000 emigrants
annually from Bristol.
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FRANCE.

sary Of Capitulation-Bonapartist Agencies in
the Army-Ths Contrast with Communism
Hierarchical Protest ON the Question
Of Observation-Disclosures Of an
Ex-Consular Functiouary.
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signor Gandini author Of several operas, and
we'll known musical critic has Just died at Modena,
aged sixty -four.
The Milan Gazette Musicale says that Of forty.one
new Italian operas produced 1871 four or I'VE arc
Just alive the rest dead and buried.
M. Achard, the French tenor, seems to have made
a fasco on the Venetian Stage as Wilhelm In
"Mgnon." 1t ~ SAID, however, tnat he had a cold.
The Italian. operate company VINO gave q series
OF performances at Melbourne some time ago have
since proceeded to New Zealand.
The opera d'o0oti0o at the Fence Venice for tho
approaching season are "Mignon,' M. AmDroise
Thomas; and 'ROmeO g Giulielta," Sgnor Mar
chetti. Sgnor Petrella's "Joue" also Is promised.
I'm Ch9ur de Mateots Anglais. &c chant, qul leur
est ordonne CONNIE remede contre Ia malade du
sommeil les endOrt-ils ne chantent Dus lie CON-
mandant furieux adresse les Plus severes observa-
tions n son equipage. Iequipage Sc reveille mas
Il Sc rendort aussit0t, ct lie conmandant aussl.
verdrs .Aidan has been brought out at Cairo,
| and the following telegraphic despatch resulted
.sSplendid success. Enthusiasm without D0undS
| Grand ovation for the artists, for t1e DIRECTOR
BotIesinl; for the orchestra and the chorus, con,
| Quoted by Devasini. Demonstration IN honor Oh
| Verai and the Vicer0y present ut TIE rcnsesscmu-
l ton. MISE scne inconparaoy mxguincen'
N,ls,ca s,upeRdQ. Great oteT "UxTe.'
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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 tnir-
teen birds each, one and quarter ounce shot,
eighty yards boundary. ]. X. Hacketr handicapped
the nentiemen In the following manner
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THE WARREN HALLETT MUTINY.

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 26, 1872
A. Fl. Kingman, mate OF the bark Warren Hallet,
who is charged with shooting George Little, was
examined to-day and held for trial IN $1,000 bail.
The examination of the sailors implicated in the
mutiny which led to the ARRAY was postponed till
Thursday next
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Are You Disturbed mt Might and Broken Of
teeth II 20 and get bottle OF Mrs. wlNSLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

A Gard: Watts Nervous Antidote Cured
me Of Neuralgia and great Debility.
JOSEPH II. GOLDiN0, "a Dey street. New York.
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SLAVES FREED IN BRAZIL.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Portugal, JAM 20, 1872.
BY the mail steamer from Rio Janelro, just
arrived there comes the announcement that the
Empress Dowager Of Brazil has freed all her per-
sOnaI slaves,
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. 1871
Via HAVANA. Jan. 70, 1872.
The military operations OF the government remain
inactive. There have been no successes since the
fall OF Oaxaca, which not considered great al
vantage.
General Porfirio Diaz 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
beeh quarrelllng among one another, and several
bodies or troops have been disbanded.
The government has collected an advance on the
taxes OF the present year In the capital and are now
seeking TO contract loan.
change in the Cabinet is again rumored.
M. Ignaclo Marlscal is mentioned as Minister to
Washington.
The revolutionsts In the North number 5000, and
are scattered over several States.
General Guerra. from Mazatlan. 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 is between Zacatecas and Durango.
with four or I'VE thousand government troops.
General Corona has sent his government forces
from Guadelaxara to unite with the reserves in
Zacatecas. II General Neri is defeated Zacatccas
viii fall, and San Luis PotOsi will become the next
point Of interest
General R0cha 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 P0rhri0 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 resolution intro
duced in Congress by M. Bermudez to grant the
Finance ana War Departments extraordinary
powers
railroad train at Pueba 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 a Garibadst,
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 time 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 imperiasts and cite q number Of
names.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

For Coughs, Colds and Throat Disorder..
use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHESs havng proved
their efficacy by q test of many years.
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A.-Rus~inu VaDOr (Nnrble) Baths-23 and
Is East Fourth the Grand Central Hoe Open
daily, Z A. N. to = r. NJ. L>iies hours, 10 to12AM
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Personal Intelligence.

Professor Benjamin siuiman, OF New Haven Is at
the Sturtevant House.
Major John Severance, Of St. Josenh, Mo-, is stop
ping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel George W. Paschal, Jr., OF Austin, Texas,
Is staying at Earle's HOTEL
Judre w. p McLane OF Wisconsin, Is sojournIng
at the Grand Central Hotel
DE witt q. Littlejohn, OF Oswego, Is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Colonel s. Frank Pargoud, OF Louisiana, has quar-
tiers at the New York Hotel.
General George L. Becker, OF st. Paul, MIMI, has
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel 8. NJ. johnson, OF Washington, Ia sojourn-
ing ct the Brcvoort House.
Judge r. M. Corwine. Of washington, has ar
rived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ben Field, OF Albion, Is registered ut the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
+. u. Webster is at the Astor House. He is re.
gistered as from Buffalo.
Hon. VIM. McMaster. OF Toronto Canada, Is among
the most recent arrivals at the st. James Hotel.
General W. W. H. DAVIS or the Doylestown PA.
Democrat, Is In town.
SUPERINTENDENT Mckay, OF the London, Newfound-
land and New York Telegraph Company Is at the
st. Denis.
Henry Wells, Of Aurora. Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Mr.. Wells mas founded at MS dwelling place
sum of money to make 1t one OF the finest institu.
tions In the country.
Personal Notes.
colored reporter does the interviewing for the
Tltusvie (Pa.) Herald.
Rev. Dr. Stuart Robinson the distinguished Pres
byterian divine OF Louisville, Is lying at the point OF
death from SMALLPOX.
MIR. George +. wentworth, appointed Postmaster
Mt Pensacola Fla, has been confirmed by the Senate.
Mr.. wentworth now represents EscamDla county
First dstrct) In the State Senate
Sylyanus Dodge, father OF General q. M.
Dodpe AMI N. p Dodge, died at his home IN Oma a,
Nebraska, recently. Mr.. Dodge was born and
reared In Danvers Massachusetts,, and entered po
| Banks. lie bore strong hand In building up the
republican party, ana when Its principles triumph
ne emigrated TO the West 10 make future for ms
sons lie has for time filled the office Of United
1 states Land once Register
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

Bachelors Hair Dye rhe Best In the
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable nssan.ane
Al all druggists.
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INST Received mt Cnttuach,s, 500 Broad:
way entirely styles At Glove, Handkerchief and Parasol
Boxes and light Walking Canes the liest Paris sves
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.

The following record will show the changes IN tne
temperature for the past twentytour hours. IN CON-
parison with the corresponding dav OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy,
HERALD Building. corner or Ann street,
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Outdoor Pedenrianism and No Talk Of Physic.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HeaALo.

LONDON, JAM 20, 1S72
A despatch from sandringham says the Prince OF
Wales was out yesterday, and walked quarter OF
a mule.
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Fine Gold acknowledgements Prices.-
Diamond RIMS, &25, s645 $50 to 500 each
GEO z. ALLEN, s4l Broadway, near Fouroenth street.
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A.-IIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray street.

Angeles Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave.
Twenty fifth street.ienemen every day all
night ladies day aud evening" best ventilation; highest
temperature; best shampoong; gratues, advanta
unequaled Europe outdvne.
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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
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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METROPOLITAN Gossip.

The New York Conservatory OF Music gives q
grand musical solree at Steinway Hall this evening.
the subscription books for the approaching PareDa
Rosa season of English opera are now open at the
Academy of Music.
On Monday next Marschner's grand opera Of
sJvanhoev will be 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
tnat OF the ''Black Crook" the four hundred th
Tnese 1gnres were transposed through mistake in
our remarks on first runs few DAYS ago.
Matinces will be given to-day at the following
nus Cgsar;u Stadt, "Don Giovanni; Aimee,s OPERA
BouDe, lies Brigands;" olympic, "Humpty
Dumpfy;n Nlbl0's, "Black Crook;' Comique, Union
stenway Hall, Bryanrs and Tony PASTORS.
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On Mar rfaae.-Es-nys md krp"rs Srnt
free Addr, az HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, No south Ninth
slraet. Phil Adepha, Pa.
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"Nemrii,'' tho Great Anfiiote for Ncmrnigi :; Z
II never falls 70 Care Sold by chARLEs cNAiINDSN
and all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

Cristnd0rO's Hair Dye has mo Equal In tho
world Is the safest and most reaSe OF any Soil every
where.
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AVtrHRt %
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. IL
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CUBA.
The Quarantine on Vessels from Key West
Abolished-The Smallpox in Havana
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW r0aK HERALD

HAVANA, Jan. 26 1872
The quarantine on vessels arriving here from Key
West has been abolished.
The Board OF Health asserts that the smallpox IS
epidemic here.
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GERMANY.
Domestic Joy in the Imperial Household.
TELEGRAM TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Jan. 20. 1872
The Princess Victoria, wife Of the Prince Impe-
rial Of Germany, is encetnte.
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The Use ef n single Bostie>St HALLS Vegetable
SlCILIAN HAIR KENEWER Is sufficient 10 show its
ecacay ~ restoring the natural color Of ths hair and
CLEANSING the scalp.
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Supplementary Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, Ian. &C. 1872.
Synopsis FOR the Past Ttcenty.toM Hours
Snow 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 Buffalo. 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 2S.e5; tempera-
ture 10 degrees below and wind from the north
west, blowing at the rate OF eighty-eighr miles an
hour. Snow was reported this morning from Chey
enne, Denver, Mobile, st. Paul, Minn.; Wilmington,
N. o.; Santa re, N. M. Rain was reported from
Lake City. Temperature at Kew West, 70 degrees
above; Mobile, 80 degrees above; Augusta, Ca, so
degrees above; Baltimore, 20 degrees above; Port
laid 20; san Francisco, 40; and TINS city, II above
zero. 1t was showing this evening ut Cheyenne,
Denver Saugeen, Canada and raining at Mobile,
Ala Temperature at Key West, IS; and at Punta
Rassa, Fla, 20 degrees above.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. I'll A. M. J

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. I'll A. NJ.
Synopsis tor the Past TacentD-four Hours.
). The barometer has fallen very generally east OF
the Rocky Mountains; is lowest in Maine. Light
northery winds. with rain and rising temperature.
have continued on the Gulf coast; northwest winds,
with rain and cloud, on the South Atlantic. The
area Of clear weather is confined to the immediate
coast from Virginia to Maine cloud and snow, with
diminished southwest winds on the lower lakes;
westerly winds, with cloud and snow, on Lakes
Michigan and Huron. Cloudiness IN the Northwest
continues, with southwesery winds.
Probabilities.
The barometer Will probably continue 10 fall on
Saturday over the lakes and New England, with
westerly winds and cloudy weather. Snow
continue the lower lakes. Cloudy weather
and possibly rain prevail on the Gulf
and South Atlantic coast; rising barometer and
clearing weather at the ROCKY Mountain stations.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated tonight
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Price and furnished the hlrhes.
maid nonboons all kinds OF Gold and Silver uovern.
ment~Securities &C., &C. TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
ID W all street, New York.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A TRY VIEW ACADEMY, Perryville Station, Pa.
N r. II. (For Male Il Female Pupils) Long estab.
shed, thorough, successful location heathful and
accessible; community social, moral and religious
buildings large and costly full corps OF able teachers
mountain air, pure water, safe bathing fine skating
emphatcay home school. Whole expense, for Board,
Tuition, Room, Fuel, and Washing flor 40 weeks) less
than two hundred dollars. Winter session begins Sept.
Sd. Send Tor Circulars. WILSON PATTERSON,
Port Royal Junata county, Pa. au24w
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For Sale in Bel Air.

a NEW FRAME COTTAGE, with some ont
buildings, and pump of superior water at the
door; 2 acre lot, handsomely located, and good
point for business. Price reasonable, terms easy,
possession any time.
Also NEW FRAME HOUSE. with rooms,
and lot of half acre. Price very low, and terms
easy. Possession at any time.
Also n LARGE FRAME DWELLING, and
fair outbuildngs; lot of halfacre elegant shade
trees, garden and water. Price, terms and pos,
session accommodating.
These places are all in frst-class order, and
present favorable chance for buying good
home in pleasant and healthy tcwn.
Ma-Enqure at this Office. myl7
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872

Agents wanted for Campaign Goods SELL AT
SIGHT. Pay 100 per cent. profit. Now is the time =
Send ut for Descriptive Circulars and Price Lists of
Fine Steel Engravngs of all the Candidates, Cam
paign Biographies, Charts, photographs, Badges, Pins
per day easily made. Full samples sent for So Address
MOORE & G0ODSPEED, 81 Park Row. N. Y. au2;4w
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ROAD NOTICE,

THIRTY days af or the first publication
l. of this notice, application will be made
to the County Commissioners Of Hartford
county to locate and make public new
road IN the fifth district, beginning for
the same at the corner Of Jacob Enfeld's
land, near Pleasant Hill School House, on
the road leading from Prospect to West
Bangor; thence along the division line be-
tween Jacob Enfield, Henry Seelar and Ma
than Brady until it intersects the public
road leading from Prospect to Day & En-
fields Saw Mill, at corner of Nathan Brad
lys land. iu26
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
JOHN w. WEBSTER,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the le-
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
I'd day Of July, 1873,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this I'd
day of July, 1879.
PRISCILLA WEBSTER,
ju5 Executrx
nlL CLOTHS, HEARTH RUGS AND