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READING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, Nov. 18th, 1871.

IREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
NJ and North. West for Philadelphia, New York,
Reading. Pottsyille, Tamaqua, Ashland, Shamokin,
Leban IN, Allentown, Easton, Ephrata Lltiz, Lam
caster. Columbia, &c., &c.
Trans leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows:
AZ 245, $40, A, NJ, and 200. p NJ, connecting
and arriving at New York at 1O:O7 a. m, 3.42,
and 9:45 p. m, respectively.
Sleeping cars accompany the 245 a. M, train
Returning Leave New York at 9 A. NJ, 1890
ssSp SSn PIN cars az the
train from New York, without change.
Leave Harrisburgfo for Reading, Pottsyille, Tama
town, and Philadelphia, at8.l0,A. M, and 200, and
4o5 p M stopping at Lebanon and principal 81, b; way
delphia PottsviIle and Columbia only. For Potts.
Vile, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkil
and snsquehanna Railroad, leave Harrisburg at
East psnpa Railroad trains eaye J, Reading fo5 5
At 60 ana S d noon na 5S % aSS NsT Asn 1Sas
town at 7.2O a. m. 1925 noon, 2l5,l25 and S35 D. M
A. NJ connecting with similar train on East Penna
Railroad, returning from Reading at 620P. M,
stopping at al stations: ,o,o.,, =, a., n,,,
and 2. 80 ?. NJ; Herndon at 1000 O'Clock A. NJ.
Shamokln at $40 and II. IS A. NJ. Ashland, 7.05 A.
l.20P NJ; Tamaqua at 8.35 A. M and 2.lOP. NJ. for
Philadelphia and New York, Reading, Harris
Leave Pottsville via schuylklll and susquehanna
Railroad ats is AM, for IL AS q. m
for Pine Grove and fremont
Reading accommodation train: leaves POttsYille
at $40 A. NJ, passing Reading at 730A. M arriving
st Philadelphia ut 1920 A. NJ, returning leayes
Philadelphia at 445 p. NJ passing Reading at 7.35
PM, arriving at POttsyille at go p. NJ.
Pottstown Accommodation train Leaves Potts.
town at 100 a. m.,returning, leaves Philadelphia at
4.l5 pm.
Columbia Railroad trains leave Reading at 7. 20
r. m and o. l5 p. m. for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster,
Columbia. &c.
Returning leave Lancaster at S.2Oa. IN, and 325
D. n. and Columbia at 3. 10 a. M, and 3.l5 p. m.
PerkiOmen Observation-Disclosures Perkomen June.
tion at 725 and pos q. M, 800 and 545 p. m. Re
turning leaves Schwenksyie at AS A. NJ. and 10
A. m. and 1850 noon, and A;45 p. m, connecting
with similar trains ON Reading road.
GOlebroOkdale Railroad train leaves POttstOwn al
g.4Oa. M. and LIS and $50 y. M, returning leave
vt. Pleasant at 7,lh, II ;25 q. m, and 25l p. m,
Chester Valley Railroad trains leave Bridgeport
at $50 a. M, 2.05 and p. m Returning leave
DOWnlngtown at 6.56 d. M, 1880, noon, and 10
D. m, connecting with trains on Heading Railroad.
On Sundays; Leave New York al D. m.
Phlla at a. m. aud l6 p m. ;the Sa. IN. train run
ming only to Reading; Pottsville q. ~. Harris.
burg 245 a. M, and 200 p. NJ. leave Allentown al
$50 p. NJ, for Harrisburg, at 4:34 q. M, Tor New
York $40 a. M, and 4.I5 p. M, for Philadelphia
Communication, Mileage, Season, school ana Ex
cursion Tickets to and from all points at reduced
rates.
Baggage checked through, 100 pounds allowed
'''" P"'''e' j. Il. WoOTTEN,
n Asst supt. q Eag. Maehry.
Reading, Pa, Nov IL. 1871.
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ENIGMA DEPARTMENT.
Geographical Enigma.

I'm am composed of SO letters, the whole
being line from Pope's Moral Essays, and a
truth all should remember.
My /, &c, 33, 90, and Is, is town in Russia.
My 12, 20, 10, 90, 32, and 10, is a town in
Denmark.
My 20, "a, "a, 25, and 0, is a county In Canada.
My 5, 35, 81, II, 13, 10, 2S, 2, aud A, is coun-
try in Africa.
My Is, 81, 30, 6, and II, is q town in Michigan.
Ny 36, 20, 10, 80, and 8, is a river in one of
theI Territories.
My 81, o, z, and 8, is cape on the East of
the United States.
Ny Q, ID, 10, and s, is town in the Russian
Empire.
Answer next week.
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eE~ Experience without learning does
more good than learning without expert
ence.
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II BAIIY. Attorney at Law,
<l. New Bloomfield, Perry Co, Pa
o. Otlce In the Court House. with ]. r. shuler
KsQ, Refers 70 B, Mcfntire. ESQ June ~, lsIl
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nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, November 18th
" 1871, the trains on the Northern Central Rail-
way will run as fOllows
NORTH WARD
MAIL TRAIN.
leaves Baltimore, $50 am Harrisburg, Las p IN
WilliamspOrt 100 p. M, and arr at Elmira 10.45
BUFFALO EXPRESS.
Leaves Baltimore, 735p.m. Harrisburg, 10 40 pm
WilliamspOrt, 225 a. m. Elmira, $50 %, IN.
Arrives at Canandaigua at 8.l5a.m.
FAST LINE.
Leaves Baltimore 1910 p. m. Harrisburg 40 pm.
Arr. al williamspOrt S.l5p.m.,
WESTERN EXPRESS.
Leaves Baltmorel00 05p.m. NJ Harrisburg IL so m.
NIAGARA EXPRESS.
Lvs. Baltimore 500 am, Harrisburg 1855 a. m
Arrives at anandaigua at 825 p. m.
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tW-To fly from peace, which we should
earnestly pursue, is to follow discord and
our own destruction.
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7AroIgh and Direct Route to and from Washing
ton, baltimore, Elnlird, Erie, Buffalo,
Rochester and Niagara Fdtis.
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RAIL o oAp s .
Pennsylvania r. r. Tim 9 Table.
NEWPORT STATION.

NEWPORT STATION.
On and after Nov. 18th, 1871, Passenger trains
will run rs follows: O5 h1f 'l--
a.iN EAST.
Mall, ;...,.;... 61b p. M, daily except Sunday
Harrisburg Accom- 1924 p. NJ, daily -" Sunday
WEST.
Ihro, Pass, 405 A. NJ tfag) daily except Monday.
way Pass. S.i6 A. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
Mail, ........ $50 p NJ daily except Sunday.
hixed 63l Pm. daily except Sunday.
Hncinti Ex. (fiag) 1l36 l, M daily, except Saturday
J. j. BARCLAY, Agent.
7. Small East reaches Philadelphia at II. .iOP NJ
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Northern Central Railway.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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Answer to "Poetical Enigma" In last num-
ber. The word "eares."
No correct reply received to "the problem"
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THE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
MITTEE.

The Republican General Committee held q
monthly meeting last evening at Fifthave and Twenty
sccond-st Gen. George W. Palmer presiding Daniei
Conover made motion, which was carried TO appoint
n subcommittee 10 wait the absontees ana ascer-
tain whether OF they intend to serve on the Comn
tee as representatives from their several DISTRICTS lie
said he hoped the members would bca in nina the iact
that the delegates for the Cincinnati Convention had not
yet been chosen.
Philip Frankenhemer said that the time was near III
hand when decisive movement must be made either
FOR OF against the Cincinnati Convention, and he womb
suggest that delegation OF 81 be chosen from the Cen
trail Committee TO represent tho feelings OF Its members
with rcga rd 10 the Reform movement. ,,.,
Daniel COnover said that they all knew wnat MS SEMI
uents were with regard 10 the reform movement ne
was I'm favor OF the Cincinnati movement ana IL sou
have his support. tChcers He then maze mouon
thai before the meeting adjourned 1t shond decide upon
doy for holding another meeting some time duf ng tls
month for the election of delegates To the coming e'
form Convention. 80, ,,-. .,o,,, "a
suhect TO the call of the Chair He was IN IaVOr OF inc
Cincinnati Convention, and OF New-f0lk RcpnDlcahs
attending It but there probability that there
wod be an election early III Nav, for wlIch emergency
n meeting would be necessary.
Cen Foster said that he in favor or the cincinnati
Convention but that the bylaws provided tor specii
INJECTING He therefore moved an ordinary Adjournment
Carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
OTEENS COUNTY ELECTIONS.

The following are corrected returns OF the
late Queens County town elections:
JAMAICA
s,.-,4orJame. YO.r.nd Dem 6oi HendcA.co Rep,
Cosctor-John RYDER Dem $40 Henry Van Allen Rep, 49,
Ton1 crkA pm.s Johnson Dcr <2s; Henry Henderson Rep.
.I oTths PsSSe John snedefer Dem No opposition
The Republicans Constab and the oveTsee of Highways
gain Of three .,,o-r.r
SuJerri.or-J,mes j. Mathews DEM Curtis Smith Rep
Torn C-Lot vaulewa;er Dem j. Seymour snedeker Rep
coetorWilnam Smith DEM Awendor Smith, R.pi Smiths
HE Republicans entire with the exception Of suo
visor - x...
SrtrporTeny D. Rem,en, Dem, 400 Sls W Aberson Rep
colector@G W Bond Dem 4ss j. & Firth Rep, go Fhths
exception Of Supervisor III. Republicans elect their entire
ticket ,, ,.
Saprrisor-walter Franklin Dem 149i .ae Coles Rep o0
Town Crf-john n Remssn DEM TO James H. Iudlum Rep
The Repubisns elect the Collector Justice Of III. Peace Com
Of ghways one Assessor and Conssea Of i've
LONG ISLAND CITY
.In--H,nrv DeBeyose DEM b. Ditmsrs Rep DeBevMses
SaprrisOr-wm B. Wilson, Dsu Aaron Bsbee Rep Wilson's
On JrdgesolOrnon B. Noble Dem WIN Pcsr'e, Rep Pea'
HE defeated candidates will the election the ground Of
fraud IL alleged ha, 800 Illegal votes pOled
s,r,,,t.o,s,mue D. Roe Dem; william Phillips. Rep Roe
maj 800. .r,o,,x
The Reform elected by the following msoreS sules"
Robert Burroughs $50; Town H. Gordon 3l5 Collector Of
Joeh A. Lawrence 3 Justice Of the Peace Thomas Marshall
@ Justice Of rsee " 1 BSsr Ae.so VIM Randall 100
Cnouer Highways Joseph TompsIs BAL Oyersee OF 'h.
eel ib Orersers Of the Poor Bufcham 80 Sese Of Weights
and Measure, DELANEY 3i3 Pound Master Thomas DIoD 19
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PARIS DRAMATIC NOTES.

Victor Hugos "Ruy Bias" at the OdeOn,
draws upwards Of $1,000 night The suthor gets 10 per
cent OF the gross receipts. He has given 800 to the en-
poyes Of the theater "Le Ro Carrotte at the Gazette
earned $4,000 IN 40 nights Hamlet has been re-
yved at the Grand Opera...."La Prlncesse Georges"
has been dropped, at the Gymnase. Gondineps new
niece. Paris At Home" was in active rehearsal "A
new device for melting applause has been MT upon 10
the Paris Music Halls Each evening respectabydfessed
individuals arc distributed ihe auditorium, with in
attractions 20 laugh heartily at ell Jokes and conlcaties
and ly artificial merriment induce their Deigbbors to
,oin in the general Raiety. TuTearet" by Le sage
has been revived at the Theatre Franchise, but, ap
paren,Iy with indifferent success This play we read
was first produced in February 1902 played IN 1871 ana
then gain In 1861 but has proved an attraction
fnanciers In general, and satrzing the cor
euption o the epoch, 10 gives picture ~hieh De-
comes 10 Dusve when that no character In the
piece has one redeeming quality We are present.
cd vita spectacle OF host VI gamblers Derines ana
swindefs, male and female. committing vlIianieb io
paltry VI money. Frst played at the close OF
horrible winter after France had been defeated in fa
ders the universal sadness OF the period seems rcnecea
I'm the play The plot IL tissue Of immortality but the
dialogue il brilliant Tho comedy IL accompanied by u
prologue and spLogne, by the author OF GIL BIAS
which, curi0usy enough, have mover been pflhied.
They consist OF Dialogue. opooSizing for tho faults OF
~. A.ece. between AsmOdeus aud IN" 0eqds The TWO
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PERSONAL.

Gen. Berdan, the inventor of the telescope
rifle and gun, recently In Berlin on his way to
Russia.
Karl Blind, the noted German Republican,
has been ecturiug In the north and west of
the folklore of Germany.
DR.. Thomas w. Evans of Paris intends to
present the Lafayette College, Pennsylvania, with fine
copy of AIRY scheers portrait of Gen. Lafayette made
by Mr.. G. i. a. Heay.
Mr.. j. o. Halliwcll has presented his choice
and valuable shakesperan library which contains of
the original early quarto editions Of the plays, to the
University OF Edinburgh.
Mr.. A. w. Humphreys of this city has been
elected member Of the Iron and Steel Institute Of En-
gland association of the ron.masters Of Great Brit
ain, of which but three Americans have hitherto been
elected members.
The Minister of the French Republic to
China Monsieur Gcolroy, recently married Miss Riggs
Of Washington The ceremony was performed in Rome,
leaving for Picking.
The young Prince Alamayu, son Of the I'M
fortunate King Theodore of Abyssinia, who for nearly
four years has been in charge OF Capt Speedy, was
recently placed by order Of his guardians the British
Government under the tuition of the Principal OF Cbei
tcnliam College.
The death is announced of Admiral Sir James
Scott X c. b., In his sist year. Sir James entered the
navy 1909 and served in the French American, and
Chinese wars; was wounded at the reduction OF Mar
nique served at Walcheren, at the capture OF WASH
&c He was recommended 20 times and gazetted nine
times; received the navy and army war medals ana he
Chinese medals Also the thanks Of both Houses or Far
lament.
Prince Nagaoka of Japan arrived in the city
on Tuesday from Chicago and Joined the other japanese
officials at the St. Nicholas Hotel The Prince intends to
make OF the United Stato for the purpose OF ac
curing information in relation to American institutions
Charles Wocot Brooks, japanese Consul AT san fTan-
CISCO also arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel on Wcdnes
dav. accompanied by two members OF the Embassy
Mats Ak Tanaka, Commissioner OF the Census bureau III
tho Japanese Treasury Department. and ~ Nakasslna OF
the Educational Department of Japan. They came from
Philadelphia
The Rev. Maurice Day, who has been chosen
by twothlrds of each order Of clergy and lay among
tho Synodsmen of the diocese of Cashe and becomes
therefore the new Blshopthe first elected" in the
Irs Churchwas known for many years as the leading
"Evangellcal Episcopal divine in Dublin where large
numbers attended the parish church OF ST. Matthias
where nc preached. He has reputation for erudon
but has been active and useful parish clergyman ana
the ANTI Htualist" party are delighted at The choice
made strengthening among the bishops the section IN
favor of PRAYER revision. DR.. Day, however, Is
man OF ,,reat temper, moderation and impartiality
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OHIO.

AGITATION OF TIE TEMPERANCE QUESTION
ACTIVITY OF TIE LIQUOR MEN-A TEST
QUESTION COMING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
CINCINNATI, April 4.-The proposed amend
ments to the Temperance law are still question OF
great interest The liquor associations Of the state
have strong lobby force here all the time, with we'll
appointed headquarters where members Of the Legsa'
ture arc always made welcome. largo delegation OF
brewers was here last night looking after bills to
amend tho Adair law. They declare they will
be satisfied If the law Is so amended as
to require notice to be given before SUITS
for damages can be brought They soy the Adair law
has already had very depressing effect their bust
ness that If the law is not amended 1t will ruin them
The senate Committee Temperance, after full consid
ration OF the bill which is proposed to amend the law
so as to require notice. have decided to report IL BACK
and recommend its indefinite postponement Inc report
s expeced TO call UP warm discussion and motion to
agree to tie Committees report will make test ques-
ton as to how the Senate stands on the whole SUBJECT
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POLITICAL.
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT IN NEW

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT IN NEW
JERSEY.
FULL DELEGATION TO BE SENT TO ClNCIE'
MATT.
PHILADELPHIA, April A mass meeting will be
held tho 18th of April in Camden. N. j. to elect
delegates TO the Cincinnati Convention. Ex-Gov
Newell Charles p. Smith, John s. Mitchell, John II,
IIazelett. and other leading Republicans will goto
the Convention. New-Jersey will send full dele
CATION TO the Convention. James NJ. Scweu heads
the movement in New-Jersey.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
TRENTON, April 4.-After stormy time both
Houses of the Legislature adjourned sine die No bust
of public importance transacted this morning.
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VARY.
PROF. T. c. UPHAM

Prof T. c. Upham of Bowdoin College,
Brunswick, Maine, who died recently, was born In
Deerfeld N. H.. and graduated In 1918 AT Dartmouth
College. After spending years i'll pastoral duties
in the Congregational Church. he was called In 1926 10
the chair of mental and moral philosophy In Bowdoin
College. which he held ever afterward. He was the
author of several metaphysical works, and principally
of a textbook the Elements Of Mental Philosophy"
He visited Europe, Egypt and the Holy Land In 1862
and gave the fruits Of his observation in volume pup
tiaba1 in
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
IFoy oiAer SdtD News SEQ Third Page.I

ARRIVED.
stamsIp Charleston Berry. Charleston With mise sni -
HeDgy L. Moran 90. - 20. .,.,,.u .~.
Wyanoke Couch Rhmogd City Point and Norfolk ssm
mdE aid nass o Old Dominion Se1nship Co
seamshp Acushnel Rector hesBeiiorj, with nfse and pAa
PeTlrOa & Wood. =.
slio Jacob A. ssmIer sqrn,on, Hayrs Isu Is with misc.
bnTk Anton az. O., Fhcae, Bremen 20 da w.sl miss -
Bic Mary & Dana (oi DostoH) Osei buk'Sie u oaS "s
yellow pine.
Brig Masonic tBr) Hlnion Csrinis 10 days, With
Brio =. p. Bovn Chase, Newport
BFig Harp, Anger, NorSalk. a..
scr. white star tBr Eagu,r E,'behror for 81 John ~ "
Sor Mocy Tuy lOf Cas. hsrreo Apsaeacos 10 aIys ss@
yellow pine gmber
SAILED.
SIC nshios Himmoua for bsiabpg; Crescent CITY M ysss -
Ns Cen Barros or heannahj South Carolina fpr
AlN sc, for Norfolk Shin Ohsa Hong koa bng Visas
aad GTahgcison,h, Scotland
" AD-,SUnGosB. hSht. n. clean
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ca April iArvd shr James wsH from Ses ysrh
Failed steamships Geo for New York AMI Gall STREAM fos Phs
pelAs-
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MURDERS BY OsAGEs IN KANSAS.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
April A fire this event

IulLADtLiilht <Apih ia nv wa"
destroyed the extensive stables OF the KnickerbocKer
Ice Company, on Amercan-st. in this city, and Two
frame buildings There 80 horses and mules in the
stable at the time, and only five were rescued Thirty
new ice wagons were also burned. The icehouse and
office OF the Company were saved through the exer-
t0Ds of the remen The entire less Is f2j 600 The Com
papy ID said TO be fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
HEaIHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTOS, April ST. a. III.
SlD,opsis for he past trenfvtonr hours. =,
The barometer has continued rising over the
Atlantic States and has fallen hofth anu "eS' Vi INC UNIV
Cloudy and threatening weather with easery whas
continues over and west of the lower Mississippi Vaiey
thence northward the lakes and eastward 10 tue Al
nile Clear weather is very generally prevailing
~ Probabilities
The barometer will continue falling on frlaay ,4u
,he lower Missouri 10 the upper Lakes ana eA'ehu II.
inauenre sontheastward over the ONO valley anu 10
tha Middle States with easterly TO southery Wihas
Clear weather will continue over the New-Engand anu
Partially cloudy weather with easterly winds VIII prom
ably prevail the southern states very w h
obi" Wiley with possibly threatening weather over te
Onrtb'vesi Danger ous winds not anticipated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE-
No PRESIDING OFFICER OF THE SENATE
CHOSEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRTBUNBi
HARRIsBURG, April 4-The Legislature adj
ourned die at to-day The only incident OF In
erest connected with the closing OF the session the
failure Of the Senate TO elect Speaker al Interim
-Four ballots were taken, in which Anderson, Republic
can and Davis Democrat had each 16 Senator Mcclure
held the casting vote but declined TO 1t In favor OF
either party At 1905 the Committee appointed to walt
upon the Governor reported that his Exceency had no
further communications TO make, whereupon Gen. Harry
White called the order OF the day and compelled IN ad
iournnent without an election. This leaves Rutan
Speaker and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the State until tho
expiration Of his Senatorial term. In October next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

Mr.. Selous remarkable pictures of Jerusa-
lem in its glory and In it's fail are still attracting
crowds OF visitors There Is no easier way OF gaming
correct and graphic idea OF the hoy places ana Tue
iores are Themselves well worthy Of attention, inae-
pendenty of tho attraction eXertod by their sacred
associations
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san Francisco.
- Goat Island.
purURE OF sAS francisco.

:: ::
rUrURE OF sAy FRANCISCO.
San rraneIsco l. city of $4,000 to 5000 inhabitants.
, a., ,,,cso v.ar, We MAY reasonably expect that
there will DC > pol plat,on OF tcoco ~,
Tue houses eo evor blt 20 nigh as In New anu
# IL therefore probable at TINS population Of 100000
would spread over o. iuch ground in san Francisco m
Ooocoo of people ntewiorE, so that the CITY VIII 10
Now the Iaul is opposite San FranescS ana s yUa
will see If we receive goods 1T what have caed oeeona
a, Wharf ana M tle yO other points nave desiB-
mated the Longest to be done wohc W VIC from
midway be T. The points at when VIC recelNe
Sn"da We deliver AT the wharf nearest 10 the destna
ton OF the goods, that II IL TO me & ., ae
XbaTwrs for The I.iani where we make up our
trnns II cannot be sid that ,he msrcnh,s wou no
heights Even NV the eisa golx " o4u dose oro'sca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

-. Count Won Arnim, the German Minister, has
returned To Paris
-. Chauncey Dexter, an old and well-known
citizen of Albany who for nearly hall century connected with
steamboat and railroad lines died yesterday.
DR. Theophilus Nelson died in sRlinebeck,
Yesterday o. the oldest physicians IN Duchess County, and
Pre,iicn Of the First National Bank Of Rhnebeck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN MEXICO.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-Tbe volcano of
Coma Mexico which for the past two years has been
showing signs Of activity in full eruption, throw
ing ont clouds of ashes which fall over large section
or the country, and smoke dense 10 obscure the
ann The spectacle is described as one OF awful
GRANDEUR.
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prrrssurG LIVE STOCK y.RYvT-Apnrr 4

Csi'--ocpts 30 6O!s fesds The sales. q
a. sonnt bead IL. dn s TIE vess nS
elsss m weess heov will be fead Tho
pries pad Co steers averaging $40 d. IS 30; ste-r, ser.nG
10 d. 20 57I Eeuek syIsginS d. 80 CO ehoes sou,hess
Ohio 40 10. a6 7st ndiauns aye1gag DD ~ -
epifs bulls from 30 S. ard from 80 70 ~ ~
Quality. HoHsPsdephl. - IS - $6 Kew York 81 -
sbecpoOd Choice, 9 10 n sheep. ~ 0ae fair 20 b
y 10 sheen rtN3r fair 70 " 10 sb.sn f1At
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IMPORTANT SALE.
lMGOklANI SAhi'
Tho Grand Union Hotel Of the Lelands, al

Tho Grand Union Hotel of the Lelands, at
saratoga Springs is advertised TO be sold on the 10Th
inst at tho Exchange, in this city, win all It's iratute
and equipments. This splendid properly .ai.% ~
,ho un,fed states With its cottages ballroom CLUB
49, g. II occupies nearly the whole or the niosn val
% ,o ~ land in the heart Of the beautiful village
~ saratoga comprising near seven acres ana sns
nron,rty also embraces other lands IN me vase.
Ppo contains over rooms and e0nfortapir accom-
"s,oas for over people. 1t to be sold ON &C.
count OF the bankruptcy OF the Leland Br1tners r,
DIT tho Assignee by order OF the U. - Dlstrct court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

principal personages of the celebrated romance Tho
Devil on Two Sticks by tho same author" NM.
Bressant and Got play tho principal characters