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would have to support under French law IL she
marries him, are in the first instance
Prince and Princess Pierre and their daughter
The Man OF Auteui lives at Versailles. He il
broken in health and cannot live long. But he has
the temper of Gagged bear. and stands punctiliousy
on his dignity with his kInsfolks. In the second
instance, there are on the side Of the Princess
Pierre her brother, her father, mother and bunch
backed aunt. Her Imperial Highness the Princess
Peter was when his Imperial flighness fell in love
with her, PLAIN sealnstfess. he set her up in
neatIy-furnished lodging, and he behaved
honorably toward her, Drawing the Emperors dis
pleasure rather tIan not legitimize Der two chill
dren by making her his wife. The Oldest OF the
two Is Roland. He is "A well-conducted. amiabe
yonth and is an officer in line regiment. Mile.
Blanc perhaps will make up her mind TO pension bis
INDECENT relations # she cannot induce the Duke lie
Brachi a Roman noble of old family. to take her
and her millions. She met him last Winter at the
bonse of her sister. Princess Constantine Radzi.
will. The duke is a man OF gentlcmaniy feeling
and of honest pride. He does not like to have
wife whose name would be associated with the
Monaco gambling tables.
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DENYING FOOLISH RUMORS.

Colonel George Bliss asked Friday by a
reporter of The TRIBUNE If there was any truth in
the published statement that he, Governor Cornell
and other leading Republicans. had met at the Asor
House on Thursday for the purpose OF uniting
the factions" of the Republican party in this State
and that one of the preliminary steps to this was to
he the removal of Collector Merritt and the aD-
pointment of machine Republican in his
place. He replied
81 did not meet Governor Cornell Yesterday, nor
did attend meeting of Republicans. j was at
the Astor House with client. know of no Re-
publican factions in this State that need uniting.
attended no meeting in which the removal Of Col
lector Merritt was mentioned. So far as am con-
oerned there is not word OF truth in the printed
abatement"
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OBITUARY..
BARONESS LUCAS.

LONDON, July 24.-Lady Anne Florence
Cowper, Baroness Lucas aud Dowager Countess Cow.
per, Is dead.
Lady Cowper was the eldest daughter and
c0heir OF Thomas Philip Robinson second Eai DO Grey
who died November IA 1859. without surviving male
issue The Earl assumed the name Of De Grey only on
succeeding the eardom upon the death May 4. 1889
Of his maternal aunt Amabei Hume Campbell, who was
created Countess De Grey with remainder TO the issue
male OF her sister, Lady GraDtnam. Lady Grsnfham.
Earl De Grey Mother the vile OF the distinguished
statesman and dpomatst, the second Lord Grantham
Their second son WAS made Earl Of Rpon In 1888.
When Lady Cowper's father died sho inherited tne
OF Lucas under peculiar patent, but his otnef
honors went the present Earl DE Grey and Bpon.
ouly son his brother. Lady Cowper was born une
g. 1906 and IN October, 1888 she married TO the
sixth Earl Cowper Her SOD, tho present Earl Cowper'
a Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland
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Kissing a GARFIELD BANNER,

The members of the NJ. Cregan Republican
Association raised campaign banner in front OF Its
club Fourth-ave. adjoining the Clarendon Ho-
TEL evening The bears portraits OF Generals
Garfield and Arthur. After the ceremony, which was
attended with much enthusiasm, the members OF the
club and number Of their friends adjourned to the
club room, No. Gil F0urthave. Richard M. LUSH
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AMERICAN OPHTHALM0LOGICAL SOCIETY.

NEWPORT, r. l.. July pat the annual
session OF the American OphthamOogcal Society yesIer
day papers were ted by the following gentlemen
DE- E. Williams, Cincinnati; Dr. John Greene. St Louis;
DIR. Rlsley Philadelphia Dr. c. r. Agnew, New-fork'
Dr. j. JOY Jefrles and Dr. H. M Williams
Philadelphia. and Dr. J. g. Prout' OF brooKps.
The following officers the ensuing year were electod'
President H. d. Eoyes, New-York; vicepresdent
William r. Harris Philadelphia; secretary ana treas
nrcr RIcusrd H. Derby, New-York corresponding ~
rctary j. s Prout Brooklyn. Publishing COmmlttIess
and n Committee on Membership were also appVih'eo.
The meeting then adjourned to convene mere aXa'H W.
the fourth Wednesday OF July, 1881.
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HAMILTON FISH, JR., FOR GARFIELD.

SIR: Ny attention has just been called to the fol-
lowing IN The Ne,o- York Erpress of July 2O
tits whispered about the corridors OF the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel that Hamilton Fish jr is at heart Hancock
man, and will show his hand presently.
Allow me to say that there is about as much
truth in it as there is in most of the
Democratic claims of Republican support for
their ticket. As am of the opinion that General
Garfeld's election will insure an Administration
which will be not only In name but in fact Repub-
lican shall give him my hearty support. Yours
respectfully, HAMILTON FISH. JR.
Ga,TisOn's July "a, 1880.
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TIE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.

There was large number of visitors yesterday
at the rooms of the Republican Central Campaign
Club at the Coleman House. James A. Campbell,
of Brooklyn, writes: 1t has been reported that
have declared for the Democratic nominees. Han
cock and English. This desire to deny. have
always been Repu olican, and am still one. l ran
gagged i'm the canvass for the Republic ticket. and
desire to see New-YOrk give a Republican vote as
it did in 1856.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The leave oil ao-
sence granted Colonel c. Groys LIST Cavalry, has DEC"
extended ten days
ondIaeutenant william 8. Patten, 18Th inianuy.
has been detailed Professor OF Military SCIENCE an"
Taotlcs at Riyeryiew Academy. Poughkeepsie ~ Ia
Leave of absence for year, on surgeons ctrun,
cate of disability has been granted Second Leu'enN'
q. ID. Read, 18Th Infantry.
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THE GULYARE GOES on HER VoYAGE.

WASHINGTON July 24-Captan Howga'e
has received telegram from the commanding oln0o'
of the Artc exploring steamer Gunare stating tna1 ths
latter would leave 81. Johns today Saturday io'
LADY Franklin Bay. New Gre boxes had been peoeu ~
her aud after trial Trip Wednesday, her engineers priv
nouned her perfectly lit for the contemplated voyage
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CHAUNCEY X. KNIGHT.

NEwBURG, July 24.-Chauncey X. knighI
of Monroe Orange County. died there this morning as
the age of nftynine years. He had been postmaster
for many years. and also staton-agent for the Erie
Railroad ever since the road built. lie was the
owner Of u large mill at Monroe.
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Foreman to witness :" III you know oil any
crime of any kind having been committed IN uaNes.o
nlense tell the Grand Jury ali about IT, hai ~
eaten me- helping you out unless am paid Tor ~
coun,y pays you 80 day to hnd out al thas so''
hing You can't deadbeat me that way" .
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l.. +. WHI1'rLE. U. S. N.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Cadet Engineer
Llcweyn Fairfax whttle. U. $. ~. died yesterday al
the Naval HospiLal In Philadelphia from typhoid feye'
ontrac ted on board the United States ship Dlspacn
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REPUBLICAN DIVISIONS IN LOUISIANA.

NEw-ORLEANs, July 24.-Judge Taylor
Beatue chairman of the late boiling Republican Con-
veution. has appointed full State Central Committee,
IN meet in NewO Orleans July 81. This action creates
mnch comment among the regular Republicans.
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GOOD CHEER FROM REPUBLICANS.

There is no abatement of the enthusiasm expressed
in the letters received at the Republican Head
Quarters All declare that whatever Of dlsappoint-
ment there was felt by Republicans after the
Chicago Convention the failure of certain can
didates to obtain the nominations, has passed away
and all are entering the canvass prepared to sup
port the Republican ticket with heartiness that
cannot be excelled by General Garfelds original
supporters.
Representative Frye writes from Lewiston. Me-:
writes: I'VE are going to have hot fight and have
practically begun. We shall win."
State Senator Brdgman, of Bellows Falls. VT,
writes: 1--WE are doing our best and shall continue
TO do So Vermont will give no uncertain vote at
the coming election She is sure to do her duty, as
she ever has done. Our friends will not be disap-
pointed"
John Walker, secretary of a Garfield and Arthur
Club at Milerstown. Penn, writes: The outlook
here IS certainly very encouraging at present Ibe
campaign documents received have been dlstrlD-
uted and have done a great deal of good"
letter received from prominent republican In
Florida declares L" that the outlook is good for a
Republican victory in November In jacksonville
and in Patka County. within the past two weeks,
large and enthusiastic meetings have been held,
and the result has been 6 ood."
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John c. Hanley
James NJ. Watson,
John ii. Jorst,
Geo. ". BOwker.
III. II. Morrill,.
Benz. W. DeClue,
John Oakley,
Francis NJ. Crafts,
NJ. II. Walker.
A. W. Melville,
Hugh Armstrong
Adrian V. Bergen,
Geo. W. Gritman,
Edward ;. Hcnesey,
Max G.. Raeier.
w. III. ADercr0 mbie,
James Il. Murray.
Peter +. Rafferty,,
Gustav Shncider,
A G. &. Saxten,
John T. Boyd.
Geo. NJ. Dusenberry,
III. j. CorDett,
Lowell Purdy,
Jas. G. slaght,
Augustus NJ. Dugan,
Michael L. Kain,
Jacob Hess
Benz. II. Levy,
Chas. III. Townsend,
Chas. Heinemann,
James Stillman.
Geo. III. Crawford,
VIM. III. Miller,
Thad. SHELTON,
George G. Groves,
Samuel McHutton,
David GillIes,
A. G. Brundage,
N. ID. Herder Clark,
+. Il. Lawrence,
]. j. Mccarthy.
Hugo Jacoby,
Frank NJ. Clark.
Charles l.. Soule, jr.,
John Miller.
Fred. 8. Gibbs,
James O'Neil,
Thomas ID. Mosscross.
X. +. Co,e.
II. W. Michel.
II. j. Menninger,
Isaac M. Lawrence,
v. W. Hughes.
Geo. ii. DICK,
John Missing.
George Wren,
Matthias Johnston,
John Lewis,
w. II. Barton.
W. j. Fate.
VIM. X. Kerr.
VIM. A. Mckee.
VIM. J. Mckelyey
Jam es Hanley.
T.. y. Mckinney,
A. l.. Davis.
Foster G. Carl,
N. ID. Maffett,
+. W. Shipman,
VILLA M 5. jay,
John Osborn,
Benz. J. Long.
Jno. NJ. Slzer,
Jno. Il. Nugent,
VIM. l.. Ludlum.
John +. Wall,
Jas. TrimDle.
j. A. Lackey,
B. Bowre.
John Clark.
William Beatty,
Chas. ii. DE Lamerter,
e. Richard johnson,
Jos. n. McLouald,
Jpo. j. KebOe,
Watson vredenburg,
u. s. Sicrrins,
John Foot.
Geo. Il. Works,
VIM. ii. Perry,
Il. G. Read.
Matthew Watson.
Edward L. Lewis,
NJ. Sir,ngham,
j. l.. Ross.
Jas. j.. NOrthrup.
Geo. L. KilbOrD.
John *. Fullerton.
Henry NJ. Connolly.
Charles Chambers.
Jas. W. Webb.
Thos. +. RonDy.
Geo. W. Brush. NJ. D..
@. ii. Smith.
Vim. 4. Martin,
Sam'l T. waterhouse,
Sam'l A. Beers.
Chas. ii. Ludwig,
G. W. CowIaD,
Fred NJ. Patrick,
w. III. vanderp0ol,
J.. Grosvenor,
James Fleming
L. ". Scheible,
s. W. Edwards.
George DukeDan,
Arther Shook.
Michael HAYES,
Charles l.. Taylor,
Thomas j. DOnoghue,
David Parker.
Joseph Malone,
Charles o. Gramriss,
Theo. W. Denison. IT,,
Theodore +. Rnhle.
John Flynn,
John Carroll.
Charles W. Edwards,
Thomas Brown.
ID. j. Ellsworth,
Robert S. Heilfertry,
Thomas Ls wior.
Thomas q. Lupton.
Michael Clemson,
A. Chalmers Hutton,
Moritz LowcnsteiD.
Max Won Aurelunxew,
Beno Won Kockeritz,
Andrew Funcke,
Louis Broker,
Conrad Weir,
Gottlieb Funk,
A. Reimann,
A. Tnum.
William Balser.
Theodore Feldstein,
August Bente,
Charles A. Bents,
Franz Ficke,
&. w. SpraQue,
II. 3. Monroe,
l., l.. Olmsted,
q. A. Morris,
s. ID. Wilbur,
James ". Gilmore.
Bilas l.. Wa5hburn.
Jesse Irons.
II. Z. Lines,
Theodore SpinniDgs,
Frederick Severs0n.
Warren w. Barnes,
Josiah Q. Harrison,
Thomas HalloraD,
zd win Il. Leach,
Geo. W. Trndan,
Frank II. Moran,
Andrew LANCE,
James COsgrovo,
A. Is. Maze.
n. NJ. Cannon,
~ q E0rIA
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oCOs W . ttAAAANf
John ii. Garrison,
Donald Macdonald,
Ralph L. Martling,
Geo. A. Reilly.
Jefferson POrtingale,
Frank Raymond,
Herman II. Congo,
W. W. Purry..
Willard Billiard,
Plumb y. Nichols,
J. b. Lockwood,
James Lnton,
Harrison Nj Hard,
j. G. + BylaIn.
James Lumsien,
Chas. A. Dumoulin,
David W. Sims,
James Rundei,
W. A. Freene,
X. Il. BOune,
G. +. Baldwin,
Chas. b. MTtOn,
Il. NJ. X. Mills,
T. ii. Ward.
Edwd. Mcintyre,
W. 3. Mas.
Albert II. Frost,
Henry l. Jew ett,
John Mcneil.
Edward Clover,
Alex. Ii. DOty,
D. G. Patterson.
Cap. Walter Thorn,
William j. l.. Pine,
Anthony Kaehler,
Louis Knoll.
Charles Il. Tongele,
Henry A. Kraus,
Phil. Schurig,
A. ID. Llmberger,
@. W. Brewer.
J. j. Kabineau,
s. II. MIldeuber,
VIM. l.. b. Stears,
NJ. Beard,
jeremiah Cost clio,
r. Ammiledans,
Chas. X. DOane,
John Farrell,
Gustav Holbein,
Joseph WeDk,
TheodOr WIggcrs,
+. OXinins.
Jakob Vurebherr,
August Llndner,
Otto q. Lunharol,
JAG. Sfriltmatter,
X. b. BoutecOre,
I. Seymour Scott,
NJ. Russell,
W. T.. Kipelburgh,
j. NJ. Lawd0Il.
c. L. Macarthur,
j. II. Campbell.
L. II. Smith,
II. W. Hunt.
L. A. Knapp.
Michael Donovan,
II. l.. Ford.
4. Z. Luther,
Thos. IL. Scott,
Il. X. Fuller,
II. w. Pease,
Henry Prigge,
John DrOll,
Hy. Herrineht.
Jon. Il. Child,
Theodore Cochen,
VIM. 8. D!ller,
George III. Moeser,
Chas. w. Mehren,
A. V. Bergen,
c. Martin.
George Gerber.
John {. Bagley,
Edwd. ID. COnnery,
Levi Grovsnor.
VIM. III. III. Holton,
Jas. NJ. Smith,
w. IL. Horton,
T. II. Brydln.
T. w. Clarke.
Chas. G.. Clark,
Thos. j. Kelly,
Thomas Bell.
George W. farnum,
Alexander Mueller,
VIM. II. BENJAMIN,
George D. Weeks,
Geo. s. Little,
Peter +. Hagan,
VIM. II. Barker,
Cbas. Il. Dake,
7. l.. Poole.
q. V. Tracy.
Gustavus Sniper'
Benjamin l.. Higgins,
James II. Herman.
Henry N. Burhams,
Thomas Merriam,
Edward Drake,
George ii. Gilbert
john s. Kenyon,
n. X. lett.
Vim. X. Austen.
George W. Kennedy,
ID. l.. Hayden,
j. o. Slocum,
David A. Monro. jr,.
w. ii. II. Crosin,
j. III. Patterson.
j. A. Allis,
WIN. CahilI,
X. NJ. Richardson
j. Is. Brooks.
X. b. True,
i. b. Garrett.
Daniel Gere,
Thomas sale,
Jehu Nj. scoville.
Abram Fairnee,
l.. s. Merrick,
A. Won SandDerg,
NJ. Auer.
Moses summers,
Martin Ryan,
9. W. Ostrander,
III. s. Wells.
George l.. Host,
NJ. ID. Benedict,
Jacob KnaJp,
Charles l.. MInard,
D. ii. Seymour,
Jacob Sax,
II. W. Clarke,
George Dakin,
W. X. Chamberlain
james ". Griffith,
James Scully.
X. II. Willoughby.
ID. w. Stevens,
And many others.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
TANiMANY,s LATEST BLUNDER.'

TANMANY'S LATEST BLUNDER.'
SOME DEMOCRATIC COMMENTS on THE AS1i-IlLDEN
ADDRESS.
The withdrawal of the anti-Tilden electoral ticket
was varlously commented yesterday. The pre-
yalling opinion among Democrats was that 1t would
have been better not to have issued an address,
raking up last years contest. 1t would have been
a much more graceful thing, it was asserted. 10
have withdrawn the ticket without comment. Inc
fact that the anti-Tilden State Committee was not
disbandcd was accepted as menace. In case the
future negotiations for harmony come to naught OF
are broken of at any time, the ti-Tden faction
can at once call its State Committee together and
take whatever action is deemed advisable.
A prominent member of the Irving Hall Executive
Committee said yesterday: "It is too bad that the
opposition faction took the it did. Had 1T
withdrawn its electoral ticket and issued no adj
dress we would have accepted it an indication
that Mr. Kelly really desired harmony. We would
have gone as far as was consistent with sefreSpect
in urging Tammany Hall to take part in our ratlica-
ton meeting on Wednesday night next. L can
hardly understand the matter after Mr. Kelly dec
larations at Cincinnati, unless he was out-voted
in the committee or could not hold his men. The
withdrawal of the electoral ticket coupled with the
issuing of the address, gives it the appearance OF
having been done grudgngy, and will be so ac-
copied by the Democracy of the State. regret the
turn the affair has taken"
prominent official and member OF the Irving
Hall organization said "The manner of the with
drawal of the opposition electoral ticket was not in
very good taste. i do not think the address Will be
well received by the Democracy Of the State, al
though OF course notice will be taken of it. There
is great need of harmony If the Democracy are to
carry the Empire State. Hence there was no need
of reviving the bitter feelings of last year. Mr.
Kelly said at Cincinnati that the man who first re-
ferred in public place, to the differences OF the
party in NewYork should be considered traitor to
the party. And now Mr.. Kelly or the committee
presumably under his control. issues an address
which in good part is narrative of the political
quarrel of last year, and the causes. from theiI
| point of view, which brought it about. Anything
more Ill-advsed than this is 1t would be difficult to
conceive. | think there will be union on Con-
| gressmen and Assemblymen unless we propose to
present the Republicans with majority of those re-
turned from this city. There must be mutual con,
cessions of course The Democratic factions will
| be in no mood to unite on anything If few more
such addresses as this latest one are put FORTH.
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n. d. Woodruff.
". II. Delsevoise,
John J.. Worth'Dg
A. j. O'Connor.
r. G. Clobridge.
NJ. M. Cannon.
Robert Il. Young.
VIM. II. Baker.
w. ii. seward,
WIN. + Akin,
Edmund S. Wheeler,
w. Robertson.
Lewis T.. Mclaughlin.
c. II. Webster,
M. II. Lawrence.
stephen W. Mackay.
John l.. Brady,
James Curle.
Vim NJ. stephens,
John J. Schlaefer,
N. ]. O'Connell.
John II Brady,
A. Coats.
j. Il. Hayes,
Benz. :. stein,
George +. TAFT,
Jephtha A. Jones,
Il. II. Johnson.
Robert Fairchild,
W. II. Leaycratt
John Cowen,
Chas. A. Barton.
WIN. McDermott,
T.. Il. stephens,
Joseph Scbnell. jr,
o. A. Kilmer,
j. o. Robe.
Robt. Brown.
T.. A. Knapp,
Nj. ii. Ganun,
john b. Van Name,
John W. Newing,
Albert Knapp.
G.. X. Abel.
l.. y. Rack,
o. ID. Abel.
john II. Beers,
G. II. Richards,
G.. III. COnklin,
Geo. Whitman,
John Kirby.
o. L. Briggs, 81 Co..
r.. Il. Trucsdell,
James II. Petit,
r.. II. welsh.
Chas. +. Hartmann,
Harry Donovan.
George L. Mccarthy,
John {. Keenan,,
]. w. Jones.
John j. Humphreys
James Murray,
A. W. Freebu n,
j. j. Cisco
Charles ID. Swain,
w. A. Moore.
Arthur Tlleston,
A. S. Paiten.
L. M. Sherwood,
A. ID. Armstrong.
Henry l. Fowler.
r. b. Merriam.
Geo. W. Dunn
NJ. W. Rogers,
j. &. Wo.from,
i. A. Bayhtar
John c. Hanley
James M. watson,
John ii. Jorst,
Geo. ". BOwker.
II. II. Merrill.
Benz. W. DeClue,
John Oakley,
Francis NJ. Crafts,
NJ. ii. Walker.
A. W. Melville.
Hugh Armstrong
Adrian V. Bergen,
Geo. W. Gritman,
Edward ;. Henesey,
Max G.. Raeier.
w. III. ADercr0 mbie,
James X. Murray.
Peter +. Rafferty,,
Gustav Shncider,
A G. &. Saxten,
John r. Boyd.
Geo. NJ. Dusenberry,
M. j. CorDett,
Lowell Pur0y.
los O. Siaght,
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W
reconciles the world the flesh and the devil with
religion 1t matters little what this section feels.
It's collective existence Is mad, selfish, unworthy.
Notwithstanding it's noisy protestatons OF hdeilty
to throne and altar.
GENERAL HOCHE's SWORD.
The sword of honor presented by the Directory to
General Hoche after the Dacifcaton of La Vendee
WILL under the testament of NJ. st. Abn, be con-
signed to the Museum Of Artillery by NJ.
St. Albin's daughter aud heiress the amiable
Madame Achille Jubinal. NJ. st. Albin
was the proprietor of the Constitutional
when Theirs joined the staff of that journal. He
OWNED the genius and indeed predicted the bril-
liant course of the young and at that time gro
tesque and very original Adolphe Theirs That
curious little fellow" he said, is endowed with the
finest intellectual gifts. He has the intuition of
statecraft and who say that he is not the little
David who Is one day To deliver us from some Tor
midable GOLIATH Another writer of distinction
whom NJ 1T. Albin brought To light was the caustic
and hard-headcd Duchesse PAbrantes, whose me-
noirs first appeared feuilleton IN the Constitutions
nel Madame Jubnal 10 widow of NJ. Achille Jublnal,
who, though "a B0napartlst Deputy III the Corps
Legslatif was liked and esteemed by his Demo-
crntIc colleagues He was warm hearted, obhging.
an able speaker and writer. and born artist and
art collector The private museum which he formed
is one of the choicest III Paris. 10 ranks with those
of NM. Ephrassi and Lucion Double
THE MARRIAGE OF A PRINCE.
Prince Roland Bonaparte's marriage with Mile.
Blanc does not run of the reel" The young lady
is very clever. and practically her own mistress.
Her hestancy arises from the fear of being obi ged
hereafter to support host of INDECENT relations.
Roland is good young fellow and liked by his
brother officers. He passed more than creditably
through So Cyr. The relatives whom Mile. Blanc
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF JAMES w. RHEY, LATE
IL of Lancaster City, deceased.-Letters of adj
ministratiOn on said estate having been grant
ed to the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the same will present them without de-
lay for settlement to the undersigned, or her
attorney, j. L. Steinmetz.
JULIA RILEY.
Administratriy.
j. L. STEINMETR, Atty. m27-6tdOa 7
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FSTATE OF CHRISTIAN ERB, LATE OF
Il East Lampeter township, Lancaster Con-
ty. deceased-Letters testamentary on the
will OF said deceased having been granted to
the undersigned all persons indebted to said
decedent are requested to make immediate
payment. and those having claims or demands
against his estate will make the same known
without delay to
DANIEL L. ERB, Executor,
m36tw* Soudersburg, East Lampeter.