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PANIC PRIcEs Az
MASON & JERKOWsKI's,
Bates House.-Corucr Store,
43 Merchants Row Cor. Center St,
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
Heavy Moscow Beaver Oyercoats,
Blue Black and Brown,
50 so, $l2 80, $I4 90, ST. 90 IL SO 80
FORMER PRICES
.$l3 90, $l5 80, $l8 50, $23 so q $95 80
Fine Castor Beaver Overcoats,
81 80, to $l1, formerly $l3 30 to $l7.
Blue, Black and Brown Chinchilla
Oyercoats Sc 80 to $ll 90, former price
50 90 to ga 90.
Heavy Gray Cass. all Wool Ogercoats,
80 80 to IS. former price SO Is TO so 90
Heavy Satinot Oyercoats, all Colors,
81 50 to s. 80 former price s. - 10 81
Cape Oycrcoats,
Ulster Ogcrcoats,
TaImas.
Etc, Etc,
All Qualities aud Prices
Boys. Youths and Childrens' Cape
Oyercoats. with aud without sleeves.
aud all other styles ia the market from
$3.50 to $40 80.
Mems Beaver suits from $40 10 to
SIS SO.
Mems Cags. Suits Of every description
from 81 90 10 SIS CO.
Boys Youths and Chadrcus' Suits
all styles, from 81 90 70 Sli 90.
Winter styles Hats and Caps far below
the Panic Prices
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
in tiss stats comprising taa hssss a5saltsa, u
Ae sUeaFs 81 etc
na~Polite aad gogtIemaaly clerks 30
attendance, No trouble b show Goods.
save money by calling 1T the Bates
House Corner Store before purchasing
elsewhere.
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OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY,
l29 Broadway, New York,
And go lhe Principal Cities Of The United
States aud Canada. 42iZ'fr
Il. @. MASON, Gent Agent,
for Rutland aal Bennington Counties
RuTtASD, VI.
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sOULSAL JOS PRINTING 0FFA1.
Manchester ystas1ut. JES Lei, GeSA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-02-19

Faaa g4e above surplus o. g 20 60 II the
Society Aas declared d roYeTsiouAry dividend
available sa settlement ~ neat auuaAl premium
rs participating policies proportional 70 their
e8HtEbaaga ta Vie surplus. The each value u
sgs# THtafsi8H usr ba used am settlement %
EraaaHt. when tla s4ms becomes due.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
THE C0UR rs.
Private Property for Public Use
Audubon Park.
Convictions and Sentences In the
General Sessions.

Dautsl McEutee was yesterday brought before
United states Commissioner Shields, charged with
an attempt to defraud the revenue IN putting
cigarettes into stamped boxes which had already
bsen used. The prisoner pleaded that his bar.
keeper had put them there BY mistake. He was
held In ZOO bail to answer.
Suits have been commenced In the United States
Circuit Court TO recover rom henry Cohen
$<,027 50. from Abraham Seligman 81, 7oi 50, and
rom Jonas sonneborn slels2 10, alleged to DO dae
the government under the Income Tax law.
The examination In the case Of James MCCARTHY,
6rst onlcor Of the ship Culttvator, charged with
the killing ofthe seaman, John Smith, alias Wright
IN voyage from San Francisco to New York, has
been concluded. Commissioner Osborn says that
unless witnesses are brought forward to-day and
no special instruction to the contrary from the
state Department, he will be compelled to dis
charge the prisoner, IS the depositions and evt-
dence before him are not sunlcient In law TO war
rant different disposition OF the case.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
SUPREME OoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
Decision.
BY Judge Davis.
Hunt VI. Hunt.-Memorandum.
COURT OF GENERAL sEss1oNs.

ga Miserable scoundrel" Disposed on
Before Recorder Hackett
The nrst case tried yesterday was an indice
ment for larceny from the person In the night
time against Jane Fletcher and Charles Lindeau,
who were charged with conlederating to steal
gold watch from Anton Koch, at disreputable
house In Wooster street. on the 22d OF June. The
evidence showed that Llndeau was the accomplice
OF the woman and shared her l-gotten gains. After
lew moments dellberation the jury rendered o
verdict OF guilty. His Honor, in passing sentence,
addressing the prisoner, said ne was IA miserable
ec0unure," only good Tor the state Prison for i've
years The sentence on the woman was mtigated
70 Two years imprisonment in the the state Prison
because OF her youth and In view OF the fact tnat
her confederate had influenced her TO lead an
abandoned lie. shortly after was removed
rom tue bar an oItcer OF the Court informed the
Recorder tnat while he was conveying Jane
Fletcher down stars, on the way to the Tomps,
Ihe showed Bridget Smith, who was an impo rtant
witness for the prosecution against the iron rail.
ing and threatened to Kill her. The Recorder had
her placed at the bar and Increased the punIsi-
ment to four years imprisonment In Sing Sing.
Grand and Petit Larccnics.
Charles Figlein pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny, the indictment stating that on the
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTK
Trans leave new YORK from foot Of Desorosses and
Express tor harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
wtn mp fNlmam palace cars att at1ched $3.50 A. NJ. and
For Williamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie, VIA
Phladeipha and Ere Railroad s ~ r. NJ; tor viii
nninsppors ana Lock Haven s;sO A. NJ cohhecung NJ
For Basmcre. Bap"a Washington and the south-Limicd
except sunday at $50 A NJ arrive at %ashingtSn
t:loP; Y. Regular atsW A. NJ, and P. NJ Sun.
Express Ior Philadelphia s:40 $3.50 A. NJ; 1880 AIN
s. I, s:3l 9P, NJ and II night sunday, 5, Z $50 and
~ a@fsaIs G snss sns sespqd &C es
For Newark d az go 4 Iao, 80 II A: NJ ~ y,
IsnS I1SSsi5Ob sid II IL 80 p and ianisht Sunday $50
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For Ss09MHrssS M ffg's aaPiGy and South Am'''
For New Brunswick. and A. M IL NJ, 30 4:30,5;
For IS., sIons asd 3 = noSn nsn' s Sqnary and
For Thhirsburg and Beividere $50 4 n, aanda aP% an,
For Freehold, n, ssna ~ NJ .ndsrM
FOR % ,pemSerisa and csndcn A. NJ and via boat from
Trains Il arsiySs nnS q sss iH'0M r. asy sS daily
cspt c. Monday From washington and BaItimore,
s,o ,SiS sps iG aS sm .is saGS'Sa 5S Ss s @ iSis
| PM sunday 5lo 6fo. 6'Sv i'o A. M $50 and
rn.s, ro,S, aee $50 and "a Broadway No Astor House
eRe ssa 'S0i oce Batter gaSS No coHr srssS
nrookyn' B H. BbYD, JR., General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

report OH majority Of tudgss. for msontne. prod
not or process OF great merit but not OF sum
cienr importance TO deserve the silver medal:
diploma may be awarded for q machine, product
or process OF acknowledged value by vote OF
managers The Diploma for Maintained Supe-
riority shall be granted for any superior article
wnicn, AZ the previous exhibition OF the Institute,
won the award OF medal. The Diploma OF Con-
ttnued Excellence shall be granted for any excel
lent article which has won the award Of O modal
at Q previous exhibition OF the Institute.
The Co-operator's Diploma may be awarded by
the Board OF Managers TO any employees who, BY
their skin. have added 10 the general attractive
ness OF the Exhibition.
The Great Medal OF the American Institute tof
gold) u to be awarded only to the discoverer or
Inventor OF machine, product or process which
shall have been proved by long continued opera
,ion and practical adaptation to be 50 important
IN It's use or application as virtually 10 supplant
every article or process previously used for me
same purpose. In addition to the foregoing the
Board OF Managers are authorized to grant awards
for the best specimens of workmanship and skin
by apprentlces; and may also grant to exhibitors
or cut flowers, fruits or perishable products an
award OF money, plate or other valua le consld-
GRAFTON. ~
1t is confidently expected that the coming exhi.
biron Will receive most substantial encouragement
from the South and West as well as from New York
and adjoining States. Every facility possible will
be afIorded exhibitors who choose to contest for
the prizes offered.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
PIFTY.sBvBNTH STREET PoL1oB COURT
Alleged Theft by . Railroad Conductor.
Before Judge Smith,

Alleged Theft by . Railroad Conductor.
Before Judge Smith.
JOHN Johnson, who said he resided at No. 1853
Eas. Fortieth street and was conductor Of the
Sixth Avenue Railroad, was arraigned on charge
OF stealing q satchel, the property OF Alfred B.
Coley. No. % East seventh street. Tho satchel
contained $50 worth OF sample CARDS OF various
kinds, which the complainant. az an agent, had
for sale. The property was found in the delend-
ants possession, and he was held for trial
Keeper Of Disorderly House Held for
Trial.
Julia Chadwick was placed ut the bar. charged
with the keeping Of disorderly house at No. 40
East Twenty street. A young GIRL named
Maria White, was taken out Of the house last sun-
day by ner father who had her sent rom this
Court to the House OF the Good Shepherd. On her
aflidaviJ and that OF Uf1cer Wartz, OF the Eight
eenth precinct, the place was visited by the police
on Monday night and the deiendant, together
with iOur other women, arrested. The other
women were discharged at Court and the defend
ant was held IN $500 bail to answer at the GEN.
eral Sessions. Frank A. O'Donnell, OF No. 22o
East 10th street, became her bondsman.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
MALE AND REMOVAL OF PENTrENTIAl
VIRGINIA IIlIr

The undersigned, appointed commissioners for tho
nurnosc nv an act ofthe General Assembly approved
April 3d. is7 receive sealed proposals, tn be opened
at n O'clock NJ Thursday, the LIST cay ot October
1874 the purchase and removal OF the Penitentary
The following the provisions OF the act TO which
the proposals must conform- II.' i'u efIiH
y These commissioners shall advertise for proposals
for the purchase of the land nnd buildings, and
re the buildings and inmates point
than five miles from the corporate limits tho
Tor the suitable buildings Tor the, proper 40
comincdation employment OF the prisonerA
the erection OF the. machinery. and all tho
means and appliances that are necessary 10 secure all
the facilities Tor the operations of the Penentary 20 the
extent they at present exist in the state Peni-
tcn,iary and proyided nrthcr mat no proposal shall
and above the proceeds OF tie OF the land and
buildings now used for and connected with the Pcncn
SO Proposals for the removal must be endorsed on
the envelopes proposals for removing tho state
Penitentiary," and should be accompanied with
and include map OF the grounds and plans, draw
ngs and specifications the buildings TO be furnished
place those AZ present occupcd ana no proposition
shall be accepted unless approved OF by tho commits
sioners and ratified by tho Legislature at It's ncxt ses
sion." .
Proposals should DO addressed to the undcr:ignsd 81
Richrnond. JAMES l.. kEMPkk
' IL. H. WlTHkRs
MARSHALL HAN0hA
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HARLEM POLICE COURT.

John McSorley, the liquor dealer Of 1osth street
and Third avenue, who stabbed with "gosd'
Peter Duty, OF West Farms, on Monday evening,
was committed to await the result Of his Victims
injuries yesterday at the Harlem Police Court by
Judge Otrerbourg. The facts Of this assault have
already appeared In the HERALD, and nothing re-
mains to be added but that Duny's wound Is Of
very serious nature, o fatal termination being an
ttcipated. The point Of the 'goad" penetrated the
leiu side OF the wounded man between two OF his
ribs, and probably punctured the lett lung. he Is
at present confined In the Reception Hospital
OF driving the .goad" through Duny's side, though
ne admits being very angry at the time because Of
the assault committed upon him by the wounded
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
WROUGHT AND tc9Aasr IRON WORK
tor the
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,

OFFICE OF UPEEvISlNG ARCUIrEC1,s Z
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. c. July 81 1874
Sealed proposals will be received ut this office until II
NJ ltth dav August 1874 for furnishing deliver
ing fitting and putting In place the wrought and cast iron
work required or the Library OF the New state Depart
Copies of the drawings and specifications may be had
on application at this Office. Z. Az. ......
All scanodlng required by the contractors TO put the
work i'll place will be furnished by tho Deparncnt Tree
OF charge, but VIII be erected BY the contractors
Proposals will be made Tor the wholc WORK complcto,
shown OH drawings ana described IN specification.
The whole of the work must be completed within four
m9nths from date Of acceptance OF me PROPOSAL
Payments will he made monthly, dcductng 10 per
cent, until the completion OF the contract 81. ln
All bids must be accompanied by u penal BOND OF two
responsible persons in the sum OF twenty.vc thousand
dollars 25 V0 that the bidder will accept ana perform
the contract II awarded him. inc sunicency Of the &C.
curty be certified by the United states Judge, Clerk
OF the United states Court or the District Attorney of
the District wherein the bidder resides !.
The Department the right TO reject any or al
bids IL deemed Tor the interest OF the governments
70 do 20. Ff. nv J. l
ained at this office, and conform IN every respect
b. the requirements of this advertisements II viii not
be considered. -
Proposals will be from parties who are
not themselves engaged In the nanuacturc OF cast ron
work ana who have not the necessary aciiities tor
Ali bds must be. enclosed In scaled envelope. en-,
dorsed Proposas for Wrought and Cast iron work Of
a'pI anI VI ross,I arSM ta ~ A. y. MULLEfT, ~
anu auui e''ou :" Supervising Architect
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the following y sas rvyoss ss sss sssis~ar Of

vital Statlst1cs: -
In deaths reporied IN thas city Yhis nSHSsr is By
~ thAn that OF the deaths rvportHd during the prevoue
week and less by IL than those which actually occurred
In that week. The mean temperstuvs last week was
A2 Fnhrenhei Ia the Central Park Il 1871 for tho
week ending August SIS degrees warmer than Last
week The average OF atmospheric humidity last week
was o. and IN tho previous week g. total saura NON
season OF the year.
There were s2s deaths Of infants under year old and
90 deaths OF children under year. Of see last week,
voly ~ the previous week This decrease Of infant
mortality Is considerably rreater than the decrease In
the total number Of DEATHS all The Deaths BY
violence ,ast week were q NUMBER and by phthi.s g
against 10 and 10 respectively IN the previous With
at al ages
=. There werc only ? eesths By smallpox ana during
the previous week. IL from scnratina and l6 from dph
therin, AGAINST y and aeatha respectively, the pre-
against sll BY the cause the previous wsek Thc
reported deaths last week equal TO q
during the previous week was equal to $40 per
Loo In the Eighth. Ninth, Eleventh. thirteenth Twcn
teth and Twenty second wards the death has or
thrcs weeks been little more than twice great In
the Fifteenth ward which still retain; IL :.
week only one person in sOo5 Of Its Inhabitants died.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The regular semi weekly meeting Of the Health
Board was held yesterday afternoon.
The report OF the Sanitary Superintendent
shows that the NUMBER oil inspections made BY
the Sanitary ana Assistant Sanitary inspectors
was 2,23S, as follows, VII
public buildings, 96 tenement houses I90 private
dwellings, l30 other dwellings, is ctores and
workshops, 70 stores and warehouses; lu3 stables 2
markets fat rendering establishments, dumping
drains 80 sunken and vacant lots, yards courts
and areas SO cellars and easements pipes and
drains Ill prives and water closets, b cutters
AMI sidewalks dangerous stairwaya cisterns and
ccsspoo pggcres 10 other nuisances toge her with
rs vss OF the inspectors to cases OF contagious disease
The number VI reports therein received from the
Sanitary and Assistant sanitary inspectors was yla
During the past week 70 complaints received
from citizens and referred to the inspectors nycst
CATION and report I.-Ti
1he dsinfccns corps have visited 81 premises where
CONTAGIOUS diseases were found, and Have disnected
and iumigated 50 houses 3 prvy Sinks together with
clothing bedding, &c In add on the regular duties
performed they have disnfccted 1856 miles gut
hlith, sixth, seventh, Eighth Ninth. Tenth. Eleventh
thirteenth. Fourteenth, Fifteenth. sixteenth, seven
teenh, Twentieth and Twenty second They have also
disiniccted 65 prives and wafer closets 70 yards
and arens, and S cellars and Easements
twenty five smallpox wore removed to the
lance corps.
Permits granted consignces Of IS vessels to dis
charge cargoes on vouchers from the Health officer Of
this port
scavengers to empty clean and disinfcct privy sinks
The following Is comparative statement OF cases Of
contagious diseases reported for the two weeks ending
August 3, lsA;-
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The AVA rds Of the September Exhibition.
AS previously announced In the columns OF the
HERALD, the forty-thlrd Industrial exhibition OF
the American Institute OF the City OF New York,
Third avenue and Sixty-fourth street, will be
formally opened to the public on Wednesday, the
9th OF September next. There VIII DO seven de-
partments this year, classified as follows:-
l. Fine arts and education.
. The dwelling.
g. Dress ana handicraft.
A. Chemistry and mineralogy.
g. Engines aud machinery.
g. Intercommuncatiun.
:, Agriculture and horticulture.
The awards are to be as follows: Tho Modal OF
Progress tof gold) Is TO be awarded only 70, the
discoverer or inventor OF machine, product or
process on exhibition which shall be adjudged so
important as to make decided advance and great
Improvement, and be satisfactorily shown to be q
discovery or invention Of the first order OF i'm.
portance and value IN science or In the Industrial
arts.
Tne Medal OF Taste sllver will be awarded 70
the person having the best art specimen on exni-
btion.
A second silver medal is to be awarded only for
q macnlne, product and process OF great value.
bronze medal Is to be given. upon favorable
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
EUROPEAN srEAmsHIPA
(NUNARD LINE.

(IUNARD LINE. -~
With view Of diminishing the chances efeolYtron ts
sons OF tho year.
Boston, crossing the meridian 10 at q latitude
ing 10 tho north OF IS.
On the bomeward passage crossing the meridian Of 90
at ~ latitude, or nothing 10 the north Of y. :.
NAIL ! STE sTEAhsHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
FROM NEW YORK FROM NEW YORK
CALABRIA Wed, Aug. I2i CHINA. sat. Sept 5
SCOTIA. We'd, Aug. 10 RUSSIA We'd Sept.
ALGEnlA !b Sat, Sat, Aug 2 2 JAXs; ss; ..... sat- SEPT I.
sABYssINIA. Wed. Sept . PAKThIA. -. sat, Sept 10
and every following Wednesday and Saturday from New
ssIs Cabin passage $50 500 slso GOLD, ssSordins 70
Stecrage at lowest rates Seerage stckets from Liver
pool and Queenstown and all parts Of Europe at lowest
rates. - t..h Is tf Nllrtf
For freight and cabin passage sppy Ct the copanys
broadway, Trinity Building, Z tft4
to r. II. DUvERNkT, s.
CLARK nd Bandolnn Sfrcafs Chicago.
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COAsTWISE sTEAMsHIPs.

COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL SrKAMSHIP
~ Compauy.--The elegant sidew heel steamshlp SOUTH
AMERICA. 1900 burthen Captain e. l.. Tinkle-
paugh, will sail for St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco,
Bahia and Bio de Jancfro on Monday August 81, NJ ~
O'Clock a. ", nom pier lS North River ~ : N
''''s- " Will WfTiTIAM T. GARRISON, Agent
No Bowling Green
L 10 CALIFORNIA. JAPAN AND CHINA, VIA
hatcs OF passase including all neeossaries for tho
New York 70 san Frsncsco 90, 500. or SIlo our
san Francisco to Yokohama. Slso gold.
Sal Francisco 10 Hong Kong, $780, gold.
Steamers leave pier ~ North River, New York. a. fol
COLON Captain J. N. Dow, August 10 at II noon
ACAPULCO, Commodore A. q. Gray, August q, At Il
And every alternate Saturday, connecting with ali
steamers Central America and South Pacific ports
Extra freight and way passengers will be
despatched intervening Saturdays necessity may
Steamers lcave San Francisco for japan and China 40
fOloWs:-
COLOhAOO august ~
And every alternate Saturday.
For freight and passage furter fOrma0on apply
St the companys once, on the wharf foot Canal street
RUFUS HATCH, Superintendent
Managing Director
ffH q. Il DAYTON,
aW Freight Agent rf..H
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ca Of June he stoie vweuty.nve pairs Of pants-
looms, worth 500, the properly of Edwin A. Drum.
mond, No. 1lo East Broadway. rhe goods were
inrrusted to the prisoner for the purpose Of de-
lvering them to the nrm Of Carhart, whttford
Co., corner of Canal street ana Broadway, but In
stead ot doing 30 ne appropriated them TO his own
Charles Bates, who on the 10th of July stole sos
worth of jewelry from the person Of william A.
Rintlsn, pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand
These prisoners were each sent to the State
Prison Tor two years aud SIX months.
Elizabeth Brown pleaded guilty 70 an attempt at
grand larceny, the charge being tnat on the sd OF
by Harris Levy and mis- vile, by whom she was
employed as u servant. Sne was sent TO the State
Prison for the period OF two years.
Lizxie Johnson pleaded guilty 10 an atsempt at
grand larceny, the Indictment charging that on
the I'd OF rnts month she stole guld watch, valued
~ Si0o; rs'na mnrsonment IN the pentsnt,erv
James T. Horton, wno obtained $40 from Thomas
L. Lyman on the 7th OF July by falsely representing
proprietor OF directory, pleaded guilty TO an at
tempt to commit the crime.
on the 4n o. 1R Ss s
pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
These prisoners were each sent to the Pentten-
tiary for six months
A stabbing Acknowledgements az the
Jury.
William Il. jenkins was tried upon IN Indictment
charging him with stabbing Thomas Maner IN the
breast on the 27th OF July with Q small knife in
'front.' OF Murphy's liquor saloon, In Cherry street.
1t seemed from the evidence that the defendant
was struck in the saloon by Maher and also by one
OF his friends, and, according to Jenkins state
ment, the 'gaDg" attacked him ana threw lager
beer kegs inlcting serious injuries upon MS head,
which compelled him to use KNIFE IN self-deence.
The jury failed to agree upon verdict, lour being
of counsel for the prisoner he Was discharged upon
his own recOgntzance.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME UOURT-OHAMBERA
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Donohue.
epeight vs. Stacey; Gutta Percna Rubber Manu-
faceuring Company vs.. Merriman; Fox vA Demar
OSt.-Motions denied.
Wtnchel vs. neD.-Memorandum.
johnson VS.. Schuyler.-0pnion.
Cook VS.. Standardization granted. Iff
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

U - - STEAMSHIP LINE
NRw YORK TO BRISTOL HNGLANN D1RRCT.
River g tcLows,- .... I--f9 20
GREAT WESTERN: ;Wtndham: ::..-. Saturday. Sept =
Cabin passage, $40; intermediates. $4o; steeragc Sa
currency excursion tickets $lSl - E
A'P" :" ING 's'H- ~ 'ou'A 4. E. MoRcAN's SONS
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n'DONOyAN ROSSA.-REDUCED PAssAGE-
- WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, Saturday: swITzE aI.ANp
LivcrpooL Northern Hotel, corner Cortandt and West
streets, New York. -