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TIE sAL1ER PROCEEDS FOR BREMEN.

THE SALIER PROCEEDS FOR BREMEN.
5N
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. is, 1876
The German steamship Salier, Captain
Francke, which went ashore on the Brambles,
got off this morning at high water and pro-
eeeded on her voyage to Bremen.
ALI were reported we'll on board, and the
vessel appeared uninjured when she passed
Dover
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

FEMALE oBAToRY BEFoRE THE JUDICIARY COM
MITrEE OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY.
ALBAsT, Jan. Is, 1876
This evening Mrs Josceyn Gage and Mrs. Lille
Dcvereux Blake addressed the Judiciary Committee OF
the Assembly, urging the extension Of the suffrage TO
10 enable them to at tho next Presi-
dental election The Assembly chamber was crowded
and the addresses OF both ladies listened TO with
respectful attention, and manifest that very
favorable impression was produced upon the audence
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CLERICAL AGITATION FOR THE CONTROL OF THE
ELECTIONS
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1876.
The Madrid correspondent OF the Standard says the
Romanist electoral agitation is increasing but the
Ministerial candidates certain Of majority
The Archbshops and Bishops have signed petition to
the King in favor Of religious unity Pastorals have
issued by the Bishops Of Catalonia Saragossa and
Burgos advising the people to vote only for candidates
who support religious unity
YIRsT RESULT.
These acts Of the clergy have created marked sen
sation.
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WRECK OF THE CLARA LOUISE.

VIVA, via LONDON, Jan. 1S, 1876
The brig Clara Louise, Captain Henrahan,
bound from Messina to New York, was totally
wrecked on Formentera, a small Spanish
island in the Mediterranean.
went to pieces.
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THE GALAXY
FOR FEBRUARY
NOW READY.
CONTENTS

Madcap Violet By William Black, author Of "A Princes
OF Thule" &c
Home Rulers in the English Parliament. By JustIi
Mccarthy.
Sewnrd and Major Andre; An Obscure Leaf Of
tory. BY Hszekiah Butterworth
Elizabeth BY l. @. w.
Suicide. By Albert Rhodes.
Transformation BY Nora Perry.
Parma aud Bologna BY NJ h. w 8
Reuben Dale BY Miss Annie T. H0wells
The Tndition OF Conquest BY Mrs. s. NJ d. Plat
Minor French Novolists By II. James. Jr
Social ana Domestic Life Under the Ancient Regime
From the forthcoming volume by Honri Tame
Parson Kelly. By Marian Douglas
Barberry BY Jane @. Austin
Word or Two Emerson- By John BurrOuehs.
Army Rednction-
Dnn Wood by Philip Quilfbot.
Scientific Miscellany.
Current Literature.
NebalaA By the Editor.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year AZ
indicated BY the thermemeter At Hudnuts pharmacy,
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A DRY GOODS FAILURE.
Bosros, Jan. Is, 1870.

B0srOH, Jan. Is, 1910.
special despatch from Portland, Me-, says that
McGnchy Brothers 4 Co.. dry goods dcalorgut Calais
have faiIed Ther liabilities are 500, ,Ooo The amour,
Of the asnota IL unknowa
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THE DEUTSCHLAND.

LONDON, Jan. 10, 1870
The Standards Berlin despatch says the German
government will present report to the Roichstag in
regard to the loss of the steamer Deutschland
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Chancellor John " L. Pruyn arrived from Albany
last evening at the Brevoort House. David A. Wells,
Of Connecticut is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Commander L. A. Beardsee United States Navy is
quartcred at the Gsey House. j. N Mccullough, Vice
President of the Pttsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company, Is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Ex-
Governor Seth Padeord Of Rhode Island staying at
the Windsor Hotel. Professor J. +. Noursc, United
States Navy. is stopping at the Astor House John
King, Jr, Vice President of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company has arrived at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Ex-Governor Rodman N. Price, of New Jersey,
is at the sturtevant House. Professor Richard A.
Proctor returned to the city yesterday from Phladel
pha and is at the Westminster Hotel State Senator
George Dayton, OF New Jersey, and H. Mcvickcr OF
Chicago are at tho Gilsey House. Theophile Grouard
and F. Chnic members Of tho Provincial Parliament
Of Quebec, residing at the Grand Central Hotel
Franklin b. Gowen, President OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company, is sojourning at the Bre-
House Rev. T. II. Eddy, missionary to Western
Africa, Is at the Union Square Hotel Postmaster K
NJ Smith, OF Rochester is among the late arrivals at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, Jan. Is, 1875.
General Jovellar and the newly appointed Bishop
have arrived here They received with the usual
ceremonlas.
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A.-''THROw PHYSlC TO THE DOGS; I'LL NONE
Of We do In the feel like blaming Macbeth for
this expression Of disgust indeed rather inclined
sympahze with him Even nowadays most Of the catha
tics offered TO the public repulsive looking pills.
the very appearance Of which Is sufficient turn
ach." Had Macbeth taken DR. PrKRcKs PLEAS
PELLETS he would not have uttered those
words Of contempt II really encouraging when one 10
H. find that little, coated pellet larger than
grain of mustard will promptly produce the desired effect
dose Of great pills These little pellets
like other cathartcs really natures physc They do
debitae, but tone and lnvigorate the system No
family should be without DIR. Pierees Pleasant Purgavo
palia
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BRAZIL.

RIO JASErRo, Jan. II. 1874
The coffee market is 1rm and animated Exchange
on London, 26K.
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SPAIN.
MApRIp, Jan. Is, 1s7a

MADRID, Jan. 10, I67h
Advices from Cartagena announce that the intransi
gentes refuse to for Seor Castelar, who is cand
date for the Cortes
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THE OLD WORLD.
fFrom the Evening Telegram of yesterday.
ADVANCE IN EMMA NINE SHARES.

LONDON, Jan. Is, 1876.
The shares of the Emma mine have ad-
vanced, presumably on the issue of circular
by Mr.. Albert Grant, indicating his con-
uection with the company and expressing
The opinion, based upon actual inspection,
that the mine is not worked out. He also
recommends further operations, believing
that they would prove remunerative. The
reported important discovery of ore near or
under the Emma mine, has, doubtless, had
some effect also in enhancing the price of the
shares
The Faaancier, in leading article. says it
would be curious, after all, if the Emma
mine should prove to BE- one of the best
mines in the world.
ROYAL REWARDS TO FEMALE PHnANTHRoPIsTs
LONDON, Jan. 18, 1876.
The Empress Augusta, of Germany, has
presented to Mrs. Dorrien Smith, of the
Scilly Islands, magnificent gold jewelled
bracelet, and two ladies of Penzance with
brooches, in recognition of the attention they
bestowed upon the unfortunate passengers
and crew of the German steamship Schiller,
which was wrecked on the Sth of May of last
year
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Price IS cents per number. - peryear
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In the aext number will begin

UEN. GEO a CUSTEKH
REMINISCEHCES or THk LATE WAR
These articles II Is believed will only TO "en
eral shermans henoirs vivid pictures of army s ana
startling adventure
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A.-BENNEIT BUILDING.

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A-WISTAR'S BALSAh OF WILD CHERRY WILL.
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
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cock to him into the hands Of the District Attorney
be used on the trial against the Presidents private SEC
retary
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RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRINCIPAL
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