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The New York herald., 1872-11-21
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HEaALn.

BERLIN, Nov. 20, 1872.
The Lower House Of the Prussian Diet has almost
unanimously decided to proceed Immediately to the
second reading of the Counties Reform bill.
During the discussion in the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day Count Eulenburg, the Home Minister stated
that the reforms contemplated in the bill would
not be extended to Posen, because that province
was not ripe Tor them and chad not been dutiful in
its conduct towards the government"
CONSOLATION TO THE IMPERIAL CROWN
His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince Frede-
rick william is recovering from his illness.
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formed than It was last evening. but also tribe
6;d 6e,ter: M The or orchestra Is not numerous. but
the chorus was tractable and toIerabIy har.
monious, showing commendabIe esprit de corps.
Inc part OF Lady Henrietta was rendered by Miss
Pauline Bredelli, whose voice is sympathetic but
N u powerful; her acting was comparatively tame.
Mn Clara Perl as Nancy did far better than all
spirit and correctness. She was re-
PeasedIy % encored as wen as appIauded.
Very s his limited ssops s snou% tSefess
son H1sns %ss the ons
Mr.. Carl Formes performed PlunEett part which
has been expressly written for him. NJ Formes y
shod over his voice, which Is now only q reminder
OF what it used to be in days gone by. Ills actin0
"reminiscences OF his departed power. TheremaLn-
ing performers call for no special mention. TING
"Sewess" Is announced for Friday.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
There Will be no concert at the Grand 0perS
House next Sunday evening, the stage being en-
numbered by the properties necessary for bringing
out the new play Of "Round the Clock"
Mr.. Henry M Stanley, who arrived In this city
by the Cuba yesterday will begin his course OF lee
lures at Steinway Hall on the Sd OF December. Tho
series comprises six evening and two afterno00
lectures
Mr.. Charles Gayier's adaptation OF Victor Be-
j0urs drama, 'Le Fills de Ia Mutt" which was hrst
brought out at the Broadway Theatre in 1857 n so
be produced at Mrs. Conways Brooklyn Theatre
next Monday.
Rubinstein never looks at hts audience, though
not unaware that hundreds OF young ladies are
anxious to see his eyes. Some OF them have even
taken the trouble to ascertain In advance how he
would sit at the piano, and secured seats accord
ingiy.
In speaking OF the Terrace Garden Theatre, tho
other day, the types made US refer to II as an A.
ternoon instead Of an uptown opera house. Am
error so simple was only too well calculated 10
mslead the reader an afternoon opera house
would be more novel expe riment even than an
uptown temple OF music.
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which ought no longer to exist In abort,
while JEFF Davis remains under his rebel dis
abilities all the States and people concerned
with him in their slost cause sympathize
with him in his exclusion and feel that s'ths
bloody chasm" between the North and the
South Is not yet obliterated. Give us, Mr..
PRESIDENT, with the supremacy Of civil law in
the South, universal amnesty, including JEFF
Davis, and there will be nothing left for
Southern irritations or discords or clashings
with the general government Davis has said
that he has not asked and does not intend to
ask for an amnesty. No matter. Let him
have it; for this is the way to disarm him
and his followers. Disarm them of their
grievances, and the moral effect over the whole
South will be that Of treaty of peace Give
the supremacy of civil law and universal
amnesty to the South, and peace and progress
will follow.
Peace and progress. From all sides the
reelection of General Grant is hailed as the
harbinger ofpeace and progress for the United
States on q grander scale than ever before
known to any nation. For example, General
Grant has just received letter, dated Paris.
October Is, from General Guardia, President
Of Costa Rica, who desired to express his
thanks-to the President for his courteous atten-
tions to him while on visit to this country
last Summer, and to congratulate him on the
good prospect of his reelection, which, says
General Gusrdia, is an event that will secure
to the great American people the continuation
Of their colossal progress, while securing to
Central America ''the construction of an
interoceanic canal as the great connecting
link between the two oceans and the highway Of
the world"
Z. Looking, then, to our Southern States, to
Spain and Cuba, and to Mexico and Central
America, what a magnificent field for . new
policy Of peace and progress lies open to Gen
eral Grant with his reelection for another
Presidential term Excepting Washington, in
the work Of establishing the Union, and Lin
coin, in the work of saving the Union, no
President Of the United States has had the
glorious opportunity which General Grant,
with the restoration of the Union, now is
offered for great achievements in strengthen
ing the government and in extending the
power, the honor and glory Of the country.
And we rejoice to believe that in the new
departure indicated he recognizes his true
policy in his opportunity, its advantages and
~
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ENGLAND.
Policemen and Postmen in Agitation for Increase
Of Pay-Recusant Constables Dis
missed-The Cotton Supply.
TElEGRAmS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Nov. 90 1872.
The agitation which exists among the members
OF the London metropolitan police organization
for the Obtainment OF an increase Of pay for the
men Of the rank and file has not been settled. The
situation which exists in tho great city thorough
fares the Strand and elsewhere, remains about the
same as what was seen and reported yesterday.
The industrial movement for an increase OF pay
has also extended to the postmen, who, with the
policemen, intend holding mass meeting In Hyde
Park on Sunday next to discuss what course shall
be pursued.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Five thousand one hundred and ninety-three
bales OF American cotton were landed at Liverpool
to-day.
Rccusant COnstabIes Dismissed from the
Force.
LONDON, Nov. 21-6 A. M.
The trouble with the metropolitan police con.
tinues.
Seventy Bow street c0nstables and thirty y-nine
Kensngton officers have been dismissed from the
service
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ITALY.


ROME, Nov. 20, 1872.
The Prefect OF Police Of this city has issued an
order forbiddng the assembling of meeting ad-
vertiscd to be held here the oath instant in fur
therance of the principle Of universal suffrage, be-
cause he "has reason to believe that the meeting
is really called in the interest of the opposition
the present form OF government in Rome.r
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TtleenAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov co. 1879.
The Committee of the National Assembly,
which was appointed TO draft the Legislative
reply in response to the message delivered by
President Theirs at the opening Of the ses-
sion, has, by vote of 8 to G. elected the Due
de Pasquier d d'Audrifet (?) its President.
This choice is regarded as unfavorable to
the existing government
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A German Opera Company under the manage
ment OF Madame Lichtmay, performed for the sec
ond time last,evening at the large Terrace Garden
Hall, which has been lately built to do duty for
theatre. 1t is tastefully decorated and looks very
neat ana cheerful, but quite upsets ones precon.
ceived notion OF precincts haowed to opera.
Martha was given last evening to
numerous audience which half filed the house.
Madame Iicbtmay's company dealt gently with the
opera, but as yet only thus much can be said Of It
that it is richer In promise than In actual per-
mrmance. We have seen Martha far worse per.
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KING AMADEUS.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Nov. 20, 1872.
The court physicians who have been in attend
ance on His Majesty Amadeus during some days
past announced, by ofical medical bulletin to-day
that the King passed bad night from Tuesday
evening, and that the attack of rheumatism and
fever continues.
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GERMANY.

Prussian Legislation Of the Counties Reform
Bill-Posen Purished-Domestic Con-
ISOLATION to the Crown.
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A.-Royal Havaaa Lottery.-Prices Re-
duced. j. b. MARTINEZ Il CO., Bankers, lO Wall street,
box 4,655 Post Office New York.
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Advice Gratis Daily to Rheumatic s.E-
fcrers at q John street. Office for Dr. FILTERS RHRU-
MATIC SYRUP. Circulars free. Druggists sell It,
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THE THIRD SCARE.
The Fire Fiend Again on His March in Boston
An Immense Printing Establishment Com
pletely Ruined-Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars ofProperty Consumed.
BOSTON, Nov. %. 1872.

BOSTON, Nov. 20, 1872
Shortly before seven O'Clock this evening flames
burst forth from the upper windows and roof OF
Rand Avery's extensive printing house, No.
Cornhill, near the foot of Washington street. Tho
flames shot up furiously to a great height ana q
strong northerly wind carried showers of burnag
cinders buildings on the easterly side OF WASH
ington street and across State street.
In response to the general fire alarm the fremen :
were promptly on the spot, and the steamers aG
once opened play from State and Washingt0n
streets, Cornhill and other points adjacent to the
fire. and In thirty minutes the names which
threatened another great cOnnagration, were sub
dued and confined to the limits In which they
first broke out The general fire alarm
and the grand illumination caused by th0
shooting flames produced great commotion, and
immense crowds of excited people gathered from
oil parts Of the city to the scene OF the cOnagra
tion The military guard which has been kept up
since the great fire, was of important service,
forming Gordon across the streets, keeping back
the crowd and giving the aremen ample room for
the most efficient service.
Rand ( 1v6ry's establishment was completely
destroyed. They employed some three hundre1
persons nrty OF whom were girls. There was
large number Of power presses OF different kinda
in the building and large amount Of books ana
pamphlets partly finished, which will be a total loss.
Rand Avery estimate their loss at S25O,O0O Tncy
were insured mostly In Boston Offices.
The following Is list Of the other losses, which
are more or less insured, mostly In Boston
ofilces:-
AbbOtts bindery, $4,000.
Adams & Bakers bindery. $4,000. ?.
Congregational Publishing Society, $4,000. =
Henry Hoyt, book publisher, $4,000.
ne congregation IL. s:.Sc? :: GO? and !es building
which was owned by ''The Fifty Associates" ab0uo
$4,000. - ;
The fire originated In the pressroom OF Rand b
Avery.
The contributions to the Citizens Relief Fund
now amount to about seventy-two thousand dOI-
lars including $1,000, gold from Lord DuHerfn,s
Governor General OF the Dominion OF Cana da. The
contributions for Harvard College already amount
to 237, 600.
The pew holders Of the old South Church at .
meeting to- day, voted to lease the church TO tag
government for Post ONCE.
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A.-For n First Glass Dress Business
HAT go direct to the Manufacturer, ESPENSCHEfD. III
Nassau street.
A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
PSI and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
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F r A N @ E..
Parliamentary Preparation for Reply to
the Presidents Message.
MacMahOn Refuses the Presidency
in Case Theirs Resigns.
The Orleans Princes Property Restoration
Question in the Assembly.

Tho Situation Of the Nation Az It Il and Az It
tutional Conclusions by the Chief Of State.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Is the Best 1M
able instan ntaneous. Al all druggists
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constitutions securely establish the seeds Of cousumpttoU
In the system Those in need OF remedy will fnd DR.
JAYNES EXPECToRANT always prompt thorough anh
eiH cacfous
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A Most Useful Article in Every House.

hold is a Sewing Machine. The WILSON UNDERFEED
SEWING MACHINE combines in every degree the most
perfect machine yet invented IL IS elegant in fnisI~
more mportan, is G the cheapest The wilson Machine
has received the highest praise all who have used
IL. and stands the head all sewing machines Sales
at 7O7 Broadway New York, and IN all other cities
in the United states. The Company want Agents in
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

Half Horse and Half Man.-Rheu>
matsm, swengs. Lameness and any kind OF flesh b9nd
or muscle amen upon or beast are cured ny CkNS
TAUR LINIMENT, the most wonderful discovery -
ancien and modern times.
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Parliamentary Inquiry Concerning the
Presidency and President.
PARIS, Nov. 20-Evening
The committee to draw up ON address in
reply to the message of NJ Thiers on the
opening of the Assembly, the appointment of
which was moved by Deputy Kendnel, has
been instructed by the Assembly to inquire
into the modus vivenG Of President
Theirs, who will probably attend the meet
ing of the committee tomorrow.
All the different parties in the Assembly are
holding private consultations.
PRESIDENT THEIRS
will have another conference tomorrow with
a delegation from the factions of the Left.
Marshal MacMahon Not q Candidate
for President.
PARIS, Nov. 2O-Midnight,
Via LONDON, Nov. 21-6 A. M.
Marshal MacMahon refuses the Presidency
-~..'r ,,.-1.: e. <:-.s. *, ,.g.--.,
in case M. Theirs should resign.
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On Narriage.-Happy RELIEF for Youn8f
men. Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARN
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Cashcds .
orders ed Information furnished highest rates. pail toe
Spanish Bank Biiis. TAYLOR 4 co. Bankers B Wall st
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Nicol, Davidson q Co.,
$50 Broadway.
arc opensng 81 Of .
real bronze sTATUARY, CLOCKS. PARLOR ORNAzf
MENTS &c, being the latest productions Of the RRS4
rksbo
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soro Throat, Cough, Cold and SimilaE
troubles, II suffered to progress result T. RwpM
BRONCHIAL TROCHES reach directly the seat Q nA
liaeSse, and give abpot5 instant rs'aS
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
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The Orleans Princes Property.
PARIS, Nov. 20, 1872.
The National Assembly has given its approval to
the discussion at an early day Of project for the
restitution to the Orleans princes of their confs-
Gated property.
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A.-FOr n First Class Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the Manufacturer, ESPENSCHEID. liz
Ia
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JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS.

JAY COOKE CO., BANKERS
We offer to investors the FIRST MORTGAGE LANR
GRANT BONDS OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Con-
Attention called the ample real estate security
which bonds based, in addition to the usual
guarantee OF first mortgage the Road, its equipments
and traffic The Lands Of the Company thus tar s0h1i
have realized $5 81 per acre.
Pleasant Fact is that Knox's Winter
style of Gentemens HATS l. in the highest degree arts.
tic, elegant and stylish The store To buy Hats is
KNOWS, 2l2 Broadway. Uptown residents make
their purchases at the Filth Avenue Hotel store
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Among Horses.

A-EOr a First Class Hat at POpulaK
prices call DoUGAN lO2 Nassau OF Ann street.
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Bra nch once. Brookl,

corner of Fulton avenue an Bocrum street,
Open from A. NJ. to r. NJ.
On sunday IRON TO j. NJ.
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The ELIXIR 1ODO BROMIDE of CALCIUM COM
POUND will relieve the secondary stages Of the presents
diseInper among horses removes from the system tho
poi.on been absorbed during the disease, an
which results in dropsy gianders sc prepared only by
T[LDEN h CO.. l76 william street.
For sale by druggists generally.
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ASSORTED COLORED BOXES containing comptete
Toilet Appcndage admirably adapted the Toilet Tab,s
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Prom the IT. Loula Globe
What kind OF people are these men who are
preaching up tho great reform which Is 10 dis
place the present Administration, and Inaugu.
rate new era Of rule by the TAmmany ring ?
They are not numerOusi one can count them on
the fingers OF ones hands. There Is Banks Of
the Red river expedition, and other famous "ro-
treats" whom Gen. Grant laid out cold during
the war, and whose eferyesolDB patriotism In
the present campaign In Maine 90 gets the better
Of him at Portland that he IL Obliged TO lay by
them, and cannot keep his appoihtmonts 10 the
great disgust OF the Maine liberals. What q
mercy II would be for them II soms StoneWall
jackson could sweep along that way and rolievs
the General Of his supplies. But the public
understand Mr.. Banks reforming prOeliyfties
pretty we'll; so let US SEQ about another Of these
new lights. There 10 Gen. Fitzpatrick, another
gallant warrior Of the reform army, who has
been doing battle for the TAmmAny cause IN
vermont and Maine. This hired soldier, who
u lighting the batVles OF the hybrid party at two
hundred dollars q speech, has a fecond which
shines forth brilliantly on the reform path, and
suggests pretty iair Influence as 70 what kind
ployeTs should they get into power.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Its tue duty OF every Republican voter In
the District of Columbia to register Us such,
and we desire To call the attention of the
thousands Of our friends to the necessity
which exists for them to exercise the right
given them by law and usage. The election
which occurs here on the 9Th day Of October
next will be one of more than usual Interest.
The Republicans Of the DistrIct have noml,
mated as their candidate the gentleman who
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Is ANOTHER COLUMN we priGt letter writ
ten by Gen. Boynton, the Washington CORE
spOndeDt Of the Cincinnati Gazette, TO which
we wish to direct the attention Of Mr.. boo
Titles friends. That eminent rCiOrmcr, II
seems, was quite Us deep in Indian as in cot
ton .nncnlnLlnns.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

In THE TowS OF MORGAN, Vt, there are
according to the returns of tue late election,
lO5 Republicans and l Democrat, IN Mt
Tabor there arc , Democrats; In Vernon, 8
in Andover, 3; In Baltimore, 81 In Panton, 8
In Waltham, &; in Elmore, 10, and In Falrlee
TO- Immense gains for Liberalism.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

gibson, Emerson and Whittier also stand
upon the same platform. The cause OF ie-
male suffrage has suffered very much iroiti
the wuudhuls, the Clahlns the Tlltons and
other dsreputablo mountcbauks and charlie
tans. II they eau bo only driven into lhc oh.
scurity they doservelboreis fair prospcct
that the question viii be hlrly and caudidly
considered by the respectable portion Of The
people Of the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Mr. GREELEY has contracted with book
publisher in New York to write a book upon
statistics. He had better not begin until after
the first Tuesday of November. He will
know more about statistics then than he
knows now.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

TX THE HURRY AND ExCiTEMENT of the
Presidential campaign a resolution, unRnl-
muusly adopted by the late Republican cou.
yentiOn In Massachusetts, fayOriLg female
suffrage, has not received that share Of pub
lie attention TO which Ii Is entitled. II Is as
fOllOwsi
"RsloiUed, That we heartily approve Of the TO.
cognltl0n OF the rights Of wOmah contained In
tho fourteenth clause Of the national Republican
platform, that the Republican party Of MAssa-
chuBetta, as the representative OF liberty and
progress, iB In favor OF extending suffrage on
equal terms 70 all American citizens, iTrsspeo-
tive Of sex, and will hail tho day when the edu.
Gated intellect and enlightened Coincidence Of
woman ind direct expression at the ballOtboX."
This resolution is now one Of the plankB In
the Republican platform Of Massachusetts,
and IA such IL an issue OF the campaign In
that state. 1t Is, Of course, an Immense
victory Tor the female sufragists, and the
initial point OF what may yet become a most
important movement. Nearly all of the old
anti slavery leaders In Massachusetts, arc In
favor OF allowing women to vote. Among
them are Garrison, Phillips, stanton and Al
cot, In the Church We hnd clergymeu of
the emlnence OF Bishop Haven, james Free
man Clarke, W. II. IL. Murray and DR.. Jacob
Manning. Among the lawyers II counts us
its advocates George F. HoRr, IngerSoll Bow
ditch and samuel +. Sowall, and In political
circles Messrs. Butler, Wilson, Clanin, Lor-
lDg, Rice and Boutwell, Thomas W. HIg'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

GREELEY CORRESPONDENT on News.
paper Row sends dispatch to his paper say
ing that the Greeley committee here have re-
ceIyed Trustworthy information to the effect
that the Republicans carried Vermont by
frauds similar to those in Moth Carolina,
and that the election will be contested.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

The OFFICIAL RETURNS of the late election
in North Carolina are In at last. Governor
Caldwell has majority of l,0i5, while on
the vote for Congressman the Republican
majority Is $500. The total vote cast was
1873, 5G2.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

iron the g. Louis 0labs
Like Andrew JOhnsOn, MI Greeley never
made a speech 10 his life that survived the iul,
lowing shutdown without some adventurous aid
nevertheless, the infatuated dTAwleT Is iirmly
convinced that he Is a superior orator, and can
never perceive an uhOcouplod platform without
an Irresistible disposition TO climb upon II and
spout.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

FFom ne bos W, AdESTllsoT J..
man VI no political influence, We do not pre-.
sumo to nudge Of this matter, but II the REPRE-.
sanitation DO true, II IL only the more remarkable
that the call 10 which only his name was at.
taohed should have awakened ~ general a re-
annnaA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

Tue Tribune has not much to say about
Vermont The lesser Democratic organ, the
World, Is also strangely silent. How sweet
to sec brothers, sc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

THE Louisville Democratic convention ad-
journod yesterday afternoon. 1t stands by
the nomination Of O'Conor and Adams.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
NORTON p. CHAPMAN.

FoR sALE.-A nice lot Of old white hats
Just shipped from Vermont. Apply at the
Tribune office, In New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

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