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The New York herald., 1872-12-23
WEATHER ACCIDENTS.
Singular Effects Of the Cold Snap-Explosions
Of Boilers and Kitchen Ranges.
Explosion of Heating Apparatus.

CINCINNATI, Dec. %, 1872
The hot water apparatus In the house OF Colonel
Moulton exploded with terrific violence this morn
ing. The servant girls had fired up the Kitchen
range when the hot water pipe burst tearing the
range to atoms wreckng the furniture and hurl-
ing Kate Connor, one Of the servants, violently
against the wall, under heap OF embers. Her
injuries from bruises were fearful and her cloth
ing was set on fire. Colonel Moulton succeeded in
extingushlng her clothing but not before she was
so badly Injured that her death this evening Is
momentariy expected. Colonel Mouton was badly
burned about the face and hands. The other SER
want was only slightly injured. The water In the
pipe outside Of the range had frozen, preventing
circulation. The force OF the explosion must have
been terrific, for the range was torn 10 pieces The
walls, ceiling and windows, as well as the furni-
ture, were badly damaged.
A similar explosion occurred, with alarming re
port, about the same time at the Henrie House
The guests were frightened and rushed down stairs
dragging their baggage. Fortunately no one was
hurt and the damage was comparatively slight
Tie cause OF the explosion was similar to the
first one.
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Russia and Rome.

According to one of our latest cable de-
spatches the Empress Of Russia is expected to
visit Naples at an early day, accompanied by
a fleet of Russian vessels of war. 1t is under
stood that Her Majesty will proceed directly
to Rome, and that there she will pay her
respects to the King Of Italy and also to the
Holy Father. Coming SO soon after the visit to
Rome of the Grand Duke Nicholas, it is not
unnatural that this expected visit of the En-
,press should be considered to have something
of political character. 1t is we'll known
that the relations of Russia and the Holy See
have for many years been of the most unsatis-
factory kind. The Catholics of Poland have
always been much more willing to submit to
the authority Of the Pope than to recognize
the authority of the Gar. The consequence
has been that the Russian government, hating
rs it does the semblance Of an imperium in
imperio, has steadily pursued harsh policy
towards the Catholic Church in Poland. For
some time past there has been manifested a
desire on the part of the Russian government
to conciliate the Holy Father. Certain bishops
have been exiled; their sees are now vacant;
ana IL Is SAID tnat ii tne Iioly IdtAcr VIII
comply with the wishes OF the Russian govern
ment and appoint new bishops to the vacant
sees, the government of the Car will allow
the exiled bishops to return and will make
for them adequate provision 1t is understood
that the mission Of the Grand Duke Nicholas
was undertaken with view to bring about
some such arrangement A similar purpose
is attached to the approaching visit of the
Empress to Rome and the Holy Father. 1t is
reasonable to suppose that the Empress may
be more successful than the Grand Duke, and
that some understanding may be come to be.
tween Russia and Rome whereby the condition
Of the Catholics in Russian Poland will be
improved. It is time that persecution should
cease for religions sake
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
POOR ALABAMA.
State Being Lcgislated and Run to
Ruin-Thc Rival Statesmen Playing
Political BattledoOr and Shuttlecock.

Ruin-The Rival Statesmen Playing
Political BattledOOr and Shuttlecocl<.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. %, 1872.
In the House yesterday, when the journal was
being read, Mr. Cowan, of Jackson, called for the
reading OF the names OF the members who voted on
the second ballot for doorkeeper the day before.
That was the ballot on which more votes were cast
than there were members present. After the
reading was ended Mr.. Mastcrson said he was
improperly recorded as voting for Whitaker,
the caucus nominee OF the republicans. when, in
fact, he voted for Candee, the Independent
republican. This change would elect Candee, ana
motion was made by MIR. McCoskey repubcan)
to correct the minutes to conform to the facts
The republican members fought the motion by
filibustering motions TO take recess, points OF
order, &C, Dut finally resolution to refer the
matter to committee was adopted.
The committee reported that Mr. Candee was
elected and the journal was corrected.
Mr.. Boyd (democrat offered resolution de.
caring that the House, having duly elected all
the officers required should be Immediately de-
cared
DULY AND PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED
under the plan OF the Attorney General, and that
failure or refusal to do would be bad faith to the
Attorney General and the people OF the State, which
was voted down by the republicans. The Senate
Joint resolution to adjourn till January 13 was
adopted by the House, with the provso that IL
should not be construed as recognizing perna-
nrnt organization OF the Senate. The Lieutenant
Governor had announced the Senate organized and
ready for busines several days ago, and when this
proviSo came back for concurrence the Senate re-
fused to concur, whereupon the Lieutenant Gov.
ernor adjourned the Senate despite its action.
THE COURT ROOM LEGlSLATURE
continues to hold daily sessions, and the Governor
yesterday sent them message recommending in
creased taxation one hundred per cent. That body
passed bill authorizing the issue of 81, ,OoO 900
bonds. Mr. Parsons. the DermlDent Speaker of the
consolidated House, signed the Court Room bill
while presiding in the Capitol. The Lieutenant
Governor did the same while presiding in the Sen
ate at the Capitol. The democrats say this dupli-
cation OF the Legislature, with the same officers
presiding in both, argues bad faith, and they will
again appeal to the Attorney General If II is not
discontinued.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
FRANCE.
Secret Sessions Of the sub-Committees Of the
Thirty-Rsdical Prediction Of the
Approach Of Public Crises-M.
Gambetta's Personalism.
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec. %, 1879.
The members OF the two subcommittee OF the
Parliamentary Committee OF Thirty, who have been
commissioned TO take evidence and report TO the
original body, hold regular sessions, but sit with
closed doors.
PERsoNALIsM OF RADICAL PRESS AND PROPHECY
or CABINET CRISES.
The RepubltQte Fruncafse, the personal press
organ OF NJ. Gambetta predicts the occurrence OF
serious parliamentary crises when the National
Assembly reassembles in January. The writer
says:- The trimming tactics Of the government
only increase the disquietude OF the country, and
the acts OF Ministers Dufaure and Goulard endan-
ger the governments popularity"
THE TREASURY MONOPOLY OF THE TOBACCO TRADE.
The Legislative Assembly yesterday voted to con-
tinue the tobacco monopoly to the government
during space OF ten years.
PRESIDENT THEIRS AND THE ARrILLERIsTs.
President Theirs will go to Calais this week to
witness artillery experiments.
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ALLEGED INCENDIARISM.
Destruction OF q Paterson Rolling MIL

Des.ruction OF Paterson Rolling MIL.
PATERSON, N. j., Dec. %, 1872.
William Golfers rolling mill, on Railroad avenue
and Green street. frame building, 10 by 100 feet,
was discovered on fire at quarterpast ten o'clock
tonight and In half an hour was almost entirely
destroyed. The loss Is placed at from $4,000 to
ST.. 900 and the insurance at $35, ,O00
Mr.. Collier has just, at eleven O'Clock, been ar
rested by the Chief OF Police and locked up on sus-
piciOn OF having set his place fire, as lie is said
to have been the first person on the spot after the
fire was discovered. He says that the plumbers
were at work thawing out the water pipes, and
probably originated the nre accidentally. william
bentley, a watchman at the mill has been arrested
either as an accompice in the suspected incendial.
ism or as witness against Mr. Collier.
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FIRES IN BOSTON.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 90, 1872.
fire tonight on Boston street, Dorchester dis
trict, in block OF three wooden buildings known
as the Durgin Block, caused damage estimated at
about eleven thousand dollars The property Is
partly insured In Dorchester Office.
About one O'Clock this morning Mrs, Charlotte
Adams ladies corset manufactory, on Washington
street, was entirely destroyed by fire. The loss
viii amount TO from sl5, 900 to 500 200 supposed to
be fully covered by insurance.
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ITALY.
The King Restored to Health Steamship Ser
vice to South America.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME Dec. %, 1872
His Majesty King Victor Emmanuel has completely
recovered from his recent illness.
STEAMSHIPS COMMUNICATION WITH SOUTH AMERICA
The firm OF Lavalero, in Genoa, have arranged
the bases OF contract with the Ministry OF Public
Works for the supply OF steam mai service be-
tween Genoa and the South American ports.
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Great Storm In Michigan.

ST. JOSEPHS, Dec. %, 1872.
fearful storm has swept over all the western
part of this State for the past two daysthe worst
In depth OF snow high winds and intense cold
known for years. The thermometer has ranged
from six to twenty degrees below zero since yes
terday morning. Five engines with four trains arc
between Stevensville AID Hagar. The passengers
are all safely housed. Edmund Yates, the novelist
and lecturer, Is one OF the weather-bound passen-
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THE MISSISSIPPI BONDS CASE.

Disting uished Operntors fn jail mt
jacksonville.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. % 1872
The Ne,r Times this morning publishes a full
account OF the Mississippi warrants forgery case.
involving half million dollars OF raised warrants,
which have been sold throughout the Union. ". +.
Durham and Edward Thomnson, who were
arrested some time ago in New York, Dr. G. 5.
swan and W. g. Steel, recently arrested here, and
lanes M Currie Chief Deputy In the Naval Office
OF the New Orleans Custom House, who was ar
rested last Friday, are all IN jail at Jacksonville
charged with being the ringleaders in the swindle
Several other persons OF high Responsibility are
said 10 be impCAted.
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HOMICIDE IN WASHINGTON.

WAsnINGToS, Dec. q, 1872.
Patrick Welsh, a fire 0fan at the gas works in this
city, was struck on .ae head with coal shovel by
John Lynden, q ftllow workman, while at their
duties at an early hour this morning, and his skull
was so severely crushed that he died almost i'm
inediatey. The parties had previous quarrel
Lynden escaped aud has not vet Deen arrested,
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
CINCINNATI. Ohio

CINCINNATI, Ohio Dec. %, 1872.
President Grant arrived at Coyington yesterday
afternoon, and stopped at the residence Of his
father last night. lie stops at the Burnet House
tonight, aud will start for Washington by the Pan
Handle route at hal..past seven O'Clock In the
morning, expecting to arrive there carry on Tues
dal,
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Severe Weather I'm Ohio-Eiftccn Degrees
Below Zero.

CINCINNATI, Dec. %, 1872.
The weather here is extremely cold, the mercury
being six degrees below zero this morning. 1t
abated some what during the day. 1t is thought
that the river will be frozen over by midnight If the
cold continues.
TOLEDO, Dec. 90, 1872.
The weather yesterday and to-day was the cold
est IN several years. The thermometer was fifteen
degrees below zero at seven O'Clock this morning.
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Bursting OF . Water Pipe.
Iowrvr Mscs pac 90

IIUW EEI1, NdSs., DCV' 20 Io'-s
The main twenty-four inch water pipe on East
Merrimac burst this morning filing to overlooking
the cellars in the brick block occupied by Messrs.
II. NJ. & J. Rice, provision dealers, and l. Emer>
son, grocer.
That portion OF the city known as "Belvidere"
Is tonight cut or from q supply OF water In case
OF fire.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
New Jerusalem. Dr.. villa preached O.

new Sexuaom' LII. wild preached on
s'cheerfulness, love and order in life's work. I"
They make labor light Religious impatience
is striking Characteristic of this age, but to
: do and endure nobly is the duty of every one
Therefore. with the spirit of faith, said he,
let us pray, doing all things in society,
in the Church and different relations of
life without murmuring and disputing, that
we may gain power and favor in the eyes of
The people
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

A.-Furs.-Choicc Sets In Sable, Mink,
Ernne Lynx, Seal skins Alaska Sable, Grebe, &c At
mnnufa ctrers prices Sealskin CAPS in variety Cali
n.Iorc purchasing BURKE, Manufacturer,
2I0 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Cold on the Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 90, 1872
An unusually cold term closed last night, when
II commenced to rain which still continues falling
Advices from the interior show that rain very
nnnerally prevails.
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GERMANY.

Press Defence Of the Emigration Rules Policy of
the Government Retort on Anleri-
can Newspapers and the Washington
Cabinet-Bismarck at a British Ball
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

Severe Snow Storm I'm Maine.
- BANGOR, Dec 90 1872.
The most severe snow storm OF the season oc-
Cured here to-day, commencing at an early hour
this morning and lasting till one O'Clock P. M. 1t
was accompanied by a gale of wind which piled
the snow up in high drifts, nearly impossible in
some places The Pullman tran due at seven
O'Clock A. NJ, did not arrive until half-past two p.
M. coach rom the boat at WnterpOint was five
hours coming mp eleven miles. The thermometer
at ten O'Clock +. NJ. stood at four degrees below
zero. S
AUGUSTA, Dec %, 1s7a
A heavy snow storm, accompanied by furious
wind, set in early this morning and continued
until about noon. About ten inches of snow fell
and drted badly. The trains from the East TO-
morrow viii probably be late. The mail train
going East this morning was delayed about an
hour by a slight fire In the mail car which
destroyed several bags of unimportant mail matter.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
WRECK OF A SCHOONER.

PORTLAND, Me-. Dec. 22, lsI2.
The schooner Harvest, Captain Miller, OF Rock
land. went ashore this morning on Cushings
Island during a snow squau ana bilged and fiued
with water. The captain and crew were saved
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HefdsiccH d Co.'s Dry MaropoAe..S24 81
,nuMM,S DRY vERzENatY. tY.....................S S2 50
1GPER1AI.. 10 o.
All Others equaiylow Very large soci ~ se.icty frst
Glars WINES, LIQUORS, oONDIMHNTS, TABLE LUXU-
HES HAVANA CIGARS solI in quantities. to suit pur-
Ii. Is. KIRK a CO 8 New stann
CD Fulton street rror1n side EstaDshcd 1867
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ENGLAND.
Fatal Explosion in q Coal Mine.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

LONDON Dec 23--6 A. M.
An explosion is reported in coal mine at Silver
dale, by which eight miners were sufocated.
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Frozen to Death.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Dec o. 1872.
A locomotive became disabled between Goshen
and warsaw, Ind, on the Cincinnati, Wabash
and Michigan Railroad last night, and the en-
gineer and fireman, in attempting TO reach a resi-
dence mile distant, were frozen to death.
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Holiday Goods,
fhNtogrrbiss of celeb

Holiday Goods.
fhNtosraphs of celcbrssed Oil Prntings. beautifully
CHTDMos AND FRAMES,
SFENEOSCOpES AND VIEWS.
ALBUMS, ClfLEBRIrIES
LANDSCAPES, PASSEh TARTOUTS,
N0vELriES, :.
ZAIRGETH.
H. II. a T~ANTHONY n 60.
NO. 59l Broadway,
Opposite MetrahofitaD
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yosx HeaM 0
ST.. PETERSBURG, |

SE. PETERSBURG, Dec. q, 1872
His Hghness the Khan OF Khivs has Summoned
the auxiliary tribes to assist him against Rsssa.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

A.-Gents' Dress Hats and fine Sealskin
CAPS Tor Holiday Presents at manulacirr. rs' prices.
LEAHY lf5 Fulton
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OUR PoETICAL FAYoRIrES BY Professor A. @. Ken
drick 81
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Floral DccOra tions OF Exquisite
design in Glass NQrnamcuts, for holiday presents ae
moderate prices. DOBSoN a CO.. 1856 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

q. Graham, Painter, Late HOjer & Gra-
hsm, SIGNS, PATENT NET BANNERS AND EN.
GRAvED METAL sIdNs. Removed from 81 Duane
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
TELEGAAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Dec. %, 1872.
Spener's Gazette explains that the partial rcvoca-
ton OF the reduced fares for emigrants on the
state and private railways in Germany Is a Ques-
tion OF internal administration, and that the action
required Of the Imperial government by consid-
erations OF political economy, and OF the private
companies by their own interests. The writer says
that "the American press has greatly exaggerated
the Importance and distorted the significance OF
this trning AFFAIR"
The Gazette calls on the United States authorities
to do all in their power to bring to satisfactory
conclusion the negotiations for an emigration
treaty, which, 1t adds, america, not Germany,
has delayed for years."
Bismarck Brilliant at a British Bali.
BERLIN Dec. %, 1872.
His Excellency Mr.. Odo Russell, British Ambassa-
dor at the Court OF Germany, gave ball last week.
at which there was brilliant gathering.
Prince Bismarck and other notabilites Of the
Empire were present.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

A.-Royai Havana Lottery. Grand Ex-
traordinary Drawing. J. b. MAkrfNjsZ6 CO., Bankers
10 N ali street: Pos office box 1856, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

Father Barke's Final Answer tO
eS,o, eSh,ouDE. with PHILLIPS, PHLIPPIC, large pam
priet now ready I'D cents Enlarged edition. all sdes
Fronde. Father Burke Phillips aud John Mitchell; =
cents J. W. . y uEN l42 Nassau street. New York
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 23-1 A. nj.


Synopsis JOr the Past Ttcenty.f0ur Hours.
The pressure has increased over New Eng
land, with northwestery winds, clear weather
and falling temperature It has fallen from the
Gulf and South and Middle Atlantic coasts to the
Lakes, with southeasterly to southwesterly winds
and rising temperature and generally clear
weather, except ever the Lake region, where
cloudy weather, with snow is prevailing; the
barometer has fallen at San Francisco, with south
easterly wind and rain.
Probabilities.
For New England diminishing pressure rising
temperature, sOutherly to westerly winds and
cloudy weather, with snow over the northern por-
ton; for the Middle States, diminishing pressure
and southerly to westerly Winds with partly cloudy
weather over the southern portion and snow
over the northern portion; for the South
ern States east of the Mississippi southerly
to westerly winds, generally clear weather and
rising temperature; rising barometer, falling
temperature, with northwesterly winds will prob
ably extend south and east from the Northwest to
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and the Lower Lake
region; but the majority Of the afternoon and
midnight teegraphic reports from Texas and Louis
lana to Lake Superior and the Northwest are
missing.
The Weather I'm this City Yesterday.
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Mrs. M q. Browns Nfetaphy ysicaq Dis
Depot 81 Bond street
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A.-Eieraid Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum strsct,
On opss sunday s" from . !: NJ
A.-Herring's Patent
e5l and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street
All Respectable News Men have the
MORNING WITNESS Price two cents
A.-Gents' Dress Hats and fine sealskin
CAPS Tor Holiday Presents At apriaGirs ~ Rs
A.-Royai Havana Lottery. Grand Ex-
ioWal street; Post Office box iss', New York
A.-nuy Your Hats from Burke, OF 2IO
Broadway, corner of Fulton street sealskn CAPS ia
variety. "
a.-rurs.-Choicc Sets in sable, Mink,
Ermne Lynx Seal skiing MsIsa sasc i GTsse Sc si
poa PE'e' BGRks o'
2lQ Broadway, corner Fulton street.
A.-For an Elegant Hat or Fine Furs
call DoUGAN i2 Nassau street, corner OF Ann street
A.-watts' Nervous Antidote Cured nae
Of seac Ss Neuralgia and & E6ryss. SHADY pY'tsSss SSe
A.-Lacc Curtains for the Holidays mt
pscRMk Co. So srcadwsy opposite Eleventh sisct
Announcemcnt.-For Correct style OF
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS a. D ~; foINAN's,
Mar:f5 Marps Celebrated London Umbrellas fars every
Re surr 20 Read the Daily Witness To-
day. Special attentionin invited TO second pasr
Bertc e. Tobias, 80 south street,
date with Mcssrs. Aynar Col,
are Offering choice TEAS AMI COfFeES for family
use Ia 5, TO- ~ ~ and G. pound paS klgcs,
at Importers prices.
Batchelor's Hair nyc.-is the Best in
the world; tho only and perfect ,e; harmle rsl
able iustanta se ous At all druggists
Cheap Telegraphy for the PubIic.-Ths
DAILY WITNES5is Is strong advocate of this measure
I
Cheapest Book Store I'm the World.-
I67 l2 Magnificent Holiday books and Juveniles Cata-
logues irce, LEGGAr BROTHERS, No. 5 Bee kplan ST.
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| DO Not Fail TO Renf the Witness To-
day and look AZ tho second page II will repay pcrusal
/
/ DIR. Filters Hhe Amatie KeOaedy.-Ncu-
ralgta rheumatism, permanently eradcated from INC
sy stem Advice gratia/uaily I'll John street Cheulats
| Tree.
Extra Dry Cabinet
MoET AND CHANDoN
| ACKER MBRRAIL 4 CoNDITS,
Chambers street aad Broadway ami tar'v'secoai 81
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OVERLAND BY J. W. De Forest SI
THE NEITHER SIDE OF NEW YORK by, Edyv. Crap
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For ehe Kitchen. Warren Range,
apresent that eau be appreciated by MOTHER wife or
triena. II css be set complete during the day
FULLER. WARREN 4 Co. 235 Water street New York
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Fulton Street Prayer Meoting.-DafIY
reports in the WITNESS are exceedingly Interesting
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2Jl and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
For lhe Kitchen,

Forget Not 60 Read the Daily Witnc,s
today. espe 'ialiy the second page.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

A.-uuy Your Hats from Burke, OF 21O
Broadway, corner of Fulton street sealskin CAPS in
x,arf.f
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All Respectable News Men have the
MORNING WITNESS Price two cents
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HARRIsBURG Pa, Dec. Y, 1872.
Mrs. Samuel Knox, residing on Walnut street,
was killed this morning by che explosion OF cook
ing range. TIC water pipc hayng irozcn'
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A.-Lacc Curtains for the Holidays mt
msnufacuirers m prices; several profits saved HEY
DECKER CO., $40 Broadway. opposite Eleventh siteet
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
CENTRAL ASIA.

Royalist Native Appeal for Allied Resistance to
Russia
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

Cheapest Book Store I'm the World.--
l7 r2 Magnificent Holiday Dooks and Juveniles Cata.
ioaues ,rce. LEGGAr BR0tHEtiS, No. Bee AIaan ST.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

A.-watts' Nervous Antitiote Cured me
of Scatic Neuralgia and Nervous rwitclings Of five
yenrsi sta fding. GEO. BRADY, Athens, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

Batcheior's Hair nyc.-is the Best in
able instarta seovs. Al ali tfrnsg's,.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

HoIRtay Hats and Seal Skin Csps at
ufacturers' prices. p. ERNENWEIN II, Nassan
stree near spruce street ~
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Wedding Hnd Ban Cards.-Latest Paris
styles, elegant boxes OF Note Paper for Christmas
r @.. #-Ft vrew -EVERDELI., 3J2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

Mrs. NJ. q. Brown's Poor Rieha rd's,Eye
WATER and SCALP REHOvATo& Sold by druggists
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ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing "A complete
Toilet Appendage, admirably adapted TO the Toilet Table
and travellers porttnantcau. ACCEPTABLE holiday
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men cvery y
where.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

A-Eor an Elegant Hat Fine Furs
call on DoUGAN log Nassau street, corner OF Ann street
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

DIR. Filters Rhe Amatie ReOaedy.-Ncu-
rarta rheumatism, permanently eradcated from tho
sy stem. Advice gratNday. III John street Circulars
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DO Not Fail TO Rensl the Witness To-
day and look AZ tho second page It viii repay pcrusa