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THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY AND CITY
CHARTERS

At the meeting of the Committee or Seventy last
evening. Mr.. James M. Brown, chairman presid-
ing when the routine business was disposed OF,
Mr.. George w. Lane called the attention Of the
committee to the statements in the newspapers OF
q week ago, that the Committee Of Seventy had
co-operated with the Republican Committee in
preparing the amendments to the charter recently
submitted to the Legislature, and asking that, as
such statements were not justified by the facts,
the public may be placed right on the matter.
Mr.. Howard Potter and Ex-Governor Solomon
were appointed committee to draft the necessary
document, and they reported the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted
san Of Opinion as to the Charter before tie Legislature
until better Informed to is provisions denies NE truth
any way with its preparation or with the work OF
Resolved TIA. th. committee reierates its seadst
Of urhrsns BY SexeTy means in Its
osct the Of mere Dsy ST pe
i pl"sd S" New city Win
Professor THEODORE W. DWIGHT, chairman OF
the new Committee on Legislation, asked that
some general instructions be given fer the guid.
ance OF his committee, and on motion OF Mr. Dor
man b. Eaton the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved, That the Committee on LEGISLATION be re-
Srsssa % nay e@nn Of the leading prne
pss and provisions which the committee should insist on
Of Ss ths policy n mat regard proper 70
pursue. and particularly to consider the following
l. The mode of appointment and removal OF heads of
departments.
4 The matter ofremovai Of existing heaos Of depart
mcEts
s The necessity OF supplementary legislation in order
to cody existing laws relating TO the city.
The Chairman then announced the following COM
mittces:-
Finance-w. vormilye, Henry Clews, William u.
Nelson Samuel d. Babccck j. Scflgman Eugene Baliu,
Emil sauer Jackson schultz jonathan sturges Charles
Watrous.
Elss'9ss-Jossgh T. Shoate, si%oq stern; D9r%sn
aSe y oponohue Harvey suauidin9 ~
Bundy, Robert b. Mooney.
Nominaf,ons for Me,nJcrshp-James NJ Brown Henry N,
Beers, John ID. Mckenzie, James Il. Stewart Julius w.
Tiemsnn Edmund r. Robinson, Philip pssinacr. Fred,
erik u, fappcn. LOWS Ballard. Edward Salomon.
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tI LONDON, Jan. IA, 1873.
a financial statement dated in the city at five
e'oi0ok In the evening to-day, reports thus THE
ratio OF discount for three months bills in the
open MARKETS 4 per cent below the Bank OF Eng
land rate
the amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balance to-day is f35, COO.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Eight thousand one hundred and nty-nine
bales Of American cotton were landed in Liverpool
to-day.
POLITICAL APPEALS 70 THE PARLIAMENTARY FORCES.
Tho Right Hon. Mr.. Childers and Sir Charles Dixie
addressed sier constituents last night, the former
1t Pontefract and the latter at Chelsea Their
speeches were mainly devoted to local questions
The meeting Of Chelsea was orderly.
LOSS OF LIFE BY FIRE.
Seven persons were burned to death in fire at
Litchfeld on Tuesday.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HeRALs.

MADRID, Jan. IA, 1873.
Tho Spanish Oortes will reassemble in session,
AFTER the recess adjournment, tomorrow. The
nrst business which will be transacted by the
Legislature viii be to appoint special committee
on the bill for the abolition Of slavery In Porto
Rico.
sBRAANo AT AUDIENCE
His Majesty the King has summoned Marshal
Serrano to the Palace and held long consultation
with him. Tho city journals are full OF various
comments on the circumstance.
CONQUEST IN CUBA.
Another detachment Of Spanish troops, 500
strong, will sail tomorrow for Cuba.
OARLIsTs BEATEN IN BIsCAY
The largest Carlist band In Bscay has been dis
persed by the troops. Its leader Goirena, escaped,
and had probably reached the frontier.
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FOUNDERED AT SEA.

The Philadelphia Ship Tuscarora,
Loaded with Cotton, Goes Down on
charlottesville Captain and Ten Men
Reported Drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. IA, 1878.
cable despatch from Liverpool announces the
laundering Of the ship Tuscarora, or Gibraltar
She was loaded with cotton and sailed from Mobile
for Liverpool.
It is reported that the captain and ten men were
lost The ship belonged to Messrs. Cope & Brother,
Of Philadelphia.
The Tuscar0ra was built at Philadelphia In 1S4s,
rated AK, registered 449 tons, and was valued at
$4,000. She was commanded by Captain Roland
Dunlevy, Of this city.
levy, who formerly commanded the TuscarOra, and
who IS now living In Germantown. He was aged
twenty eight years, and resigned an Official posi-
ton In the Southern Mail Steamship Company to
take command OF the Tuscarora. He leaves a wife
and infant child despatch received by Cope
Brothers on Monday announced the safe arrival VI
the YaSael At LiverpOOl.
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r n A N o e.
Parliamentary Project for the Limitation Of
the Presidential Power.
Since Napoleon's Death-Fatal Acci-
dent on Railway.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. IA, 1873
The members Of the Committee of Thirty Of the
National Assembly sat in session to-day at Yer
sailles President Theirs was present.
The report Of the subcommittee was read. II
proposes the adoption OF the following
by the Assembly
Whereas the Assembly integrauy reserves to
itself the constitutional power. It hereby DEGREES
th a Of the re s Ms%sa
theless he may be heard after announcing by mes
sage his intention to speak. AT the close Of his
quent sitting in order that the vote shall not be
taken when the President is in the Chamber
SecOnd-The President shall prOmugate all laws
declared urgent within three days after the pas.
sage or demand fresh debate thereon, and all
laws not declared urgent he shall promugate
within one month Of their passage, or may suspend
the third reading Of the same for one month.
Thyd-Aiter the dissolution OF the present As
sembly Its powers shall devolve upon two Cham
The report also recommends that the.commit-
tee OF Thirty DO instructed by the Assembly to pre-.
qualifications Of electors and law defining the
powers of a second Chamber.
President Theirs expressed dissatisfaction with
portions OF the sub-comnittee's report. He said
the suspensory power over legislation was wholly
insufficient and he objected to the exclusive FORM
alities required before no could address tho
Assembly. He urged that provision be made for
the extension OF the Executive power for term Of
six weeks after the day on which the Assembly
might dissolve. In other respects he could agree
to the recommendations OF the subcommittee.
TIKI BOURSE UPWARD.
The B0ursc transactions, from the opening in the
forenoon to the close in the evening to-day. were
remarkable, as showing sudden and very consld-
cradle rise in Rentes. The report issued In the
morning gave the following quotations :-"Rentes
opened at 81 francs Is centimes." The announce
mont OF value at the close read thus:-"Rentes
closed at 81 francs q centimes" The latest state
ment shows that rentes have advanced forty-fve
centimes from the point at which they stood tho
day previous to Napoleon's death.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE.
The English mail train on the Northern of France
Railroad met with an accident near Marquise Two
persons were killed and several injured
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NEW ORLEANS.

The ~People's Legislasure" Endeavoring
q Send . Representative to the United
states Senate-Pinchback Elected for
ths Long Term by the Kellogg Legisla-
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1874
General ". L. Mcmillan was to-day unanimously
elected by the "Peeple's Legislature" United
states Senator to I'LL Mr.. Kellogg's unexpired
term. ballot was taken for Senator for the long
term commencing March 4. Governor warmoth
ssceived nine votes In the Senate and eighteen In
the House, the largest vote cast for any one can.
didsts Ballots viii be taken each day until re-
ouls d reached.
In che Kellogg Senate, when motion was made
20 10 into an election for United States Senator
for the short term, o member stated that the
Senate was not informed that such vacancy
existed. No further action was taken.
Ex-State Senator Pinchback was elected United
States senator for the long term.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

LONDON, NOV. IA, 1873.
The Dailv Telegram newspaper publishes letter
from the Duke dc Cramm0nt announcing an early
refutatiOn OF Count Won Beusts statements as to
Austria's policy towards France at the beginning
Of the Franc0-German war;
The Duke de Grammont says he will prove that
Austria, after the declaration Of war, promised
France material support. She only required time to
am herself and find a pretext for hostilities with
Prussia The opportunity would be furnished in
an utimatum to Prussia demanding the Obser-
vance OF the stlpulations Of the treaty Of Prague
This would be refused, and Austria would then
join France IN alliance offensive and defensive
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French Officers and Old Time Friends
Arrived at ChiSelhurSt.
VicrONIAS COINCIDENCE TO EUGENE.
British Military Compliment to the
Memory of the Man.
A Large Conoourse at the Seat
of Mourning.
PRINCES AND The PUBLIC PRESENT.
1eLeGAAks TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

IelEGRAMS TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1873.
Marshal Lebouf General Froissard and General
Failly, Of the French army. have arrived at Chisel
hurst from France to attend the funeral of His late
Majesty Napoleon iii.
4. Prince Teck left this city for Chiselhurst yester
day.
VICTORIA AND EUdENIE
1t is stated that Her Majesty Queen Victoria will
visit the ex- Empress Eugene after the funeral OF
Napoleon.
MILITARY RULE OF SILENT RESPECT.
The Commandant Of the Royal Military Academy
at W0Olwich where the Prince Imperial of France
serves as cadet, has forbidden all entertainments
at that institution until after the funeral OF the
ex-Emperor.
HINI6TER sCHENcK AT THE HOUSE OF MOURNING.
Mr.. Schenck. United States Minister at the Court
OF st. James, has gone from London to Chiselhurst.
= THE CROWD INCREASING.
The crowds OF people who are assembled at and
near to Ohiselhurst are being increased after the
arrival Of every train.
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PROBABLE LOSS OF THE SHIP CE LIsTA.


PORTLAND. Me-, Jan. IL, 1873
Captain Mcfarland. st. John pilot, arrived here
to-day In the steamship Austrian, from Halifax.
He reports that he took the ship Celsta, from st.
John for Newcastle, out of the harbor on Sunday.
When he left her she had four feet OF water in her
hold The pumps were choked and she was leak
ing. The Captains feet were frozen, and the crew
IN state OF mutiny, demanding that the vessel be
taken Into Baltimore. He hailed the steamer and
was taken on board He thinks the Celista will be
abandoned.
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Tho Assembly Standing Committees,

Tno Assembly, standing Committees.
Of livingston Hustled, Of .WesschestCr; whaien Il
Orleans; A. L. Van D1sen Of Ontario; cisEks Of New
Beebe. Of Sullivan ''"'S""' 'A'''' - ""S'' anu
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Affairs Of Cjtiss-Yessri ricrs9n Of albany PsttoI;
onondars: eBinmenthai' Of New York, and bearing q
81 Tsssos hss Eth e
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State aG Prisons %cssrs Brown of o.yug. Dlx.er
of sna 81
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aoa9s Now " HSSo Of o"anss and cs%pos
Public ficsith-Messrs crandan, Of Arsgany; usndes
Of ycnorscn Patterson. g. New York WATT Of Kinss
KinSS; q O. Cornell. Of New York. andVosThsss' q
Of ss,-%Sss.. Of ssrsoss T.
and Sd 10mpf'"
stae Charitable Neutrality-suspicious. Hender Of Jeer:
nsy Van IN
0r FSsi"%s Sf fnpos of Madison Lin
of S and ss
Civil Divsiens-Messrs vedder Of CattaraugusI West.
Of YoRRs OF cSnanSc p s"
Federal ReIations-Mcssrs wocrth, of Kinss Fort Of
9;Weso = r. Brown 81 Csyuea Badger OF rrsnan
New York Mesiey Of New YORK and c1Sary Of RsS:ss
Two-thirds ana Thrce-aths Blls-Messrs. Dexter, Of
GrhemunS Grif an Of Deswsre Fowler Of stsuSsa.
ant Ss oaey of 90 sew Campbell OF New
Expenditures Of the Executive Depsrtmen t-Messra.
Cos OF Monroe; w g. Van DIsen. OF Montgomery Rose,
New York Ryan Of New York, and Healey OF New YORK
Expenditures OF the House Snyder, OF Rens-
Of chssnSua; Harry, Of CaySsa Hayes Of New YORK:
and Van vakenburgh, of Albany.
milan Af"irsmMessrs Davidson ~ Of wyGmins;
Genesscc Fooe Of Eric; Burns Of New York, and Stew
Public Tsnds-Messrs. Griffin. Of Delawarei- T. w.
Buckley, of Oswego; Hardy, of Cayuga Fish Of Monroc
Hayes Of New York; Donahue, OF Knss Tompkins OF
Engrossed Bills-Messrs Moore Of St Lawrence; Pa:
terson, Of New York Hardy, Of Gaynsa Badger OF
Joint Library-Messrs. Yeomans, of Wayne Prince, Of
Queens Fowler of steuben VOORHEES, of Rockland. and
Ppivileges and observation-disclosures White, of West
chcster Dennston Of Orange; Philpot OF Madison; On
bert 81 stsu6eR sch0e 90 Of Albany crazy "
Local and Special Lawsmaess Prince Of Queens.
Fish OF Monroe Herring Of Westchester; Beebe Of Sui
Of o.wsgo; Jacobs Fl Kings. and Weei, g cIn.on
renee B1ackic Of New York; Cooke, Of New York;
Oakley Of Queens; Ray of Columbia; Herrick Of Rens-
Of Of
Lincoln, OF Ontario; Yeomans, oil wayne; Davidson Oh
Wyoming and Babcock, Of Niagara
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heavy snow. storm prevails tonight through
ont Northern Iowa. and second blockade is ap.
pretended. Snow has already fallen to the depth
of six inches on level ground. The Dubuque and
Southwestern night passenger trains are snow
bound at Sand Springs, Iowa. The Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railroad was expected TO have the road
the opening number Of days. The same may be
said Of the Cedar Falls and Minnesota Railroad OF
low n ont West.
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THE STEAMSHIP GERMANY,
Names OF Some or the Persons Lost in the
Wreck.

Wreck.
The Paris Figaro publishes some details received
from La Tremblade Of the wreck Of the Allan steam
ship Germany, or the mouth Of the River Gironde,
as reported In our cable kilograms
short time since. The crew and pas
senrers numbered In all 127 souls or these
1Ol were saved and 20 were drowned. Among
those lost were Madame Tarly and her four children
M Tarly having escaped), MN. Lalague and four,
Miss Bailey who was on her way to America to be
married), and q child named Marie Perrie, whose
parents were saved. There were also lost two
Jersey I'M. Demine), six aeamen, two engineers
ana dive cabin servQnta
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD BuildinR:-
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMRN
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. Isl A. M.
PrOOGbtlttie

Probabilities
The low barometer over Northern Missouri will
move northeastward over Michigan into Canada,
accompanied by brisk to high winds; for New Eng
land winds veerng to eastery and sou therly, and
increasing Goodness with rain over the southern
portion and snow over the northern; for the Mid
die States easterly Winds veeering to southerly
and westerly, cloudy weather and rain;
for the South Atlantic and Gulf States partly cloudy
weather and easterly to southerly Winds veering
Kansas to Minnesota winds backing to nOrtherly
and westerly, falling temperature and clearing
eastward to Lake Michigan and India ma during the
day and over OHIO, Kentucky and Tennessee during
the night,
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SPAIN.

Cortes Called to Reassemble in Session-The Colo
NAL Emancipation Cause-Court Au-
dience and Public Comment
The Conquest Of Cuba.
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ENGLAND.

Discount in Open Market and at tho Bank-Bul-
Lion on Balance-American Cotton Supply
Political Lookout for Parliament.
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Roads and Bridgss-xessra chatae,d. p,ct,oso. .ss

Cock S'e'"' Do~nsVe sn0
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Benedict. Bowen and Murphy.
state Prson-Me4ra Lowery, Dickinson and iisrScuee
Banks-Aessrs. Winslow. Adams and Psimer
Insurance-Mcssrg Perry. Wnsow and Tiemsun,
FOstor. Madden and Scoresby.
Agrioulture-Messrs. McGowan, Graham and Harrover
Commerce and Navigaton-Messrs. Robertson. Graham
Woismann Lewis and Murphy.
ctures-Messrs LOwery Adams and johnson.
ScOresby.
Allen -
rossed Bills-Msssrs woodin. Benedict D. r. wood
Indian Alairs.Messrs Dickin,on Lowery and Allen.
IIMDllc Experimentation. Wagner J. Wood ana
Affairs Of Cities-Messra woodin, Perry. Benedict
ADAMS, Weisnann, Palmer and Tiemann.
O'Brien. -' - ~
roor Laws-Mcsrs Foster Ames and Scoresby
y Wood aud Allen
Hctrenchment-Messrs Graham, Madden ana o Brieu.
S atMes Chatneld Wagner and Johnson
nnn!il-Messrs Foster. McGowan and Lord.
,nterna Aairs-Me ,srs Graham Ames and Cock.
rrmVns-Mcssrs. Bowen, WinslOw and Palmer.
yiiiages,EMossrs Dickinson. Bowen and Lord;
Joint LiDrary-Mcsrs. Adams, Benedict and Mcmann,
kuleS-MoSSrS. Robertson, WOOdin and Murphy.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP ANGLIA.

The steamship Anglia, Captain Small, from Glas-
cow arrived 1t this port at an early hour shis
moruing.
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AUSTRIA AND FRANCE.

Bonapartist Recrimination Against tho Vienna
Policy in the Prussian War-Diplomatic Dis
oussion Over Napoleon's Dead Body
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ADMIRAL ALDEN'S FLEET.
rrlreaAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. IL, 1873.
The United States neet, commanded by Rear
Admiral James Alden, has arrived st villafranca.
The neet will sail from vafranca for Spezzla.
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Heavy Snow Storm in iowa.

Average temperature yCSteTUdy %
Average temperature for corresponding date
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Jan. II, 1873.
Herr Won selchow, Minister OF Agriculture in the
Prussian Cabinet, has resigned, and Herr Won
KUnigsmarck has been appointed to succeed him.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW VOLUME OF TUE PHRENQLOGIvcAaIiss
N JOURNAL commences with the present tS.,
time TO subscri Ply siognomy. Psychoegy, sisnis
PhysiSlogy and How 70 Eeaa years with besusiui
e rSSple' Ar SYN Wells $50 ksoadway
A BOOK CoF 2ss PAGES, ON MENTAL AN h usu si
"A steal Incapacity, Nervous pen ni M certs
""s"'s "'"s''' W. ~Dr LkWlSs No Reacn sssees
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p e r s I A..
His Highness the Shah Preparing for Eu-
rOpean Tour.
Anglo-Indian Arbitration with the Persian Po-
tentats-Important Concessions to Britain
and Imperial After Thought in the East
IElEeaAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

LONDON Jan. Ia, 1873.
Tho Shah of Persia will leave Teheran next April
on European tour. He will visit st. Petersburg,
Berlin, Vienna. London. Paris and Constantin0ple.
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A.-Was Suffering from severe Neu:
raiuia nd Rheumatism. One bottle WATTS NERVOUS
ANTIDOTE cured me. RoBih, NhNNIDt,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship wyoming will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at half.past eleven O'Clock A. M:
THB New YORK Naturalization for Europe
Will be ready at halpast nine O'Clock in the MORN
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
Burnctt's Miniature Toilets.-Elcgant.
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing a complete
n n@e
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
where.
A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2sl and 2oa Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and geespm street
on SUNDAY from Ito sP NJ
A.-Was Suffering from severe Neu.
raiga and Rheumatism One bottle wAITS EhTVoos
3ss East Nineteenth street.
Christatsoro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye Is the only one that has ever been anay~so al"
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joi I'm = al
diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. zAohAiiH' on'0s
square.
Channel Hands n nd Roug n Skin CureA
~ % Ling szSHfss G Goh S sS1 Yo " oA'
Obstacles to Marriage-Happy RELIEF
2E YoUS MS SEQ 'f'sd
having high cDuueCe
and pr professional skill
Roval Havana Lottery.-Prizes Dashed.
Circulars sent j. b. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wan street >
Post Office box t,6Sa
Royal Havana LOttcry.-New scheme
now out Orders lled, prizes cashed rjor nation fur
'1 TsxYLoK CO. Bankers Is wall street New York.
Those who Have Heretofore Failed IN.
learning FRENCn will do well to attend rfsf EIIENNs
LAMBERTS LECTURE. at his rooms, l,2s8 broadway, AZ
80 tonight where they will be convinced OF the fehs-
bny of learning to speak French practically at no mAE
ter what age. Lecture and lesson free.
Wedding, BAIL and Visiting Cards
Latest styles; all kinds Of French snd Englsa Np's
Paper H. EvERDELL. 500 Broadway.
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Christasaoro's Hair Dye.-This Splemdh0
DYE Is the only one that has been Analysed ana
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Corus. Bunions, Enlarged Joimts.-An
diseases of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHAAiE'" UNION
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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The senate standing Committees.

CIaims-Messrs. Bowes, Dickinson and Palmer:
Finance-Messrs. y. p. Wood, Lowcry, Winslow,
Judicary-Messrs j. Wood. Ames, Murphy Robcr ston
Miita-Xcssrs j. Wood. Benedict and narrower.
Canals-MeSrs Lewis Chatncd, Baker. MCGOWAN
Rsiirosds~Ssssra Madden, Baker, Wagner. Cock and
F0ste-
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Chnpped Hands nd Rough SKID CureS
nv u,nr JUMPER TAR SOAP, Manufactured by CAS-
1lIx M New York
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerlim street
Open from A. NJ TO . p. ".
On Sunday from Ito y p. NJ
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Burnctt's Miniature TOflets.-Elcgane
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing a complete
Toilet Aprendagc admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portnanteau ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
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