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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

The MODERN DRAMA.-The character of the
Drama and the moral tendency of theatrical exit.
billions in this country, this time, may be gath
cred from the fact that dramatic piece or spec
;acle is new being performed at one of the Bos-
ton Theatres, entitled He'll upon Earth, in which,
as we learn from the Post OF this morning, Satan
himself and seven of his beautiful daughters figure
as the principal characters!
So much for the Drama on this side of the At
lantic Its condition in Great Britain may be i'm
agined after perusal of the following paragraph
from late London paper by the Acadia
Alice Lowe, the wre,ched female who was
charged with felony the other day by her para
mour, Lord Frankfort de Montmorenci, has been
engaged by the manager of the City of London
Theatre She made her FIRST appearance on Mon
day, and was received with the NEST deafenins
applause by house crowded from the floor to the
ceiling, Alas! alas for Engand!''
Boston Mercantile Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

"a EBKiNG'S COUGH SYRUP, sold al
~ 476t Brnadway.-This pleasant, preparation is never
falling remedy iof Coughs. Colds, WhOoping Cough As-
ma and all other similar affections o, the lungs and throat
III has been tried in nnumerabie instances and has always
peauced the same hauDy resut II is agreeable to the
TASTE and taken with pleasure and children partcu
lar will be found 10 like ill., that there need be any
trouble IN administering them This is important
consideration in preparing medicine, and iisea
great recommendation
Please Notice his-So wsl assured, from experience
tho proprietor Medicine OF lis efficacy in all
COMMON Coughs, however OF long sanuing, and
in Whoopng Cough 50 distressing TO Children that he las
no hesitation in proposing any person who may pur-
chase this Syrup, conscenously aidege, after
using according The directions that no benei has been
experienced from exhibition return the price, the
presentation the empty bottle. This is iar PROPOSE
lion and every purchaser Invited 10 avail himself of il, il
he should derive no relief from the Cough Syrup.
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor al 476i Broadway
Pric,. % cents do I'm
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogae of the County OF N~w-York, notice is hereby
given all persons having claims agan benann Hal IL
lick, late the City OF Newly ork Cartnan deceSeo 70
present the same with the vouchers thereof TO The suscro-
ers al number % Goerck street. in the City OF
before the ninth day OF January next Dated New
York, the 18th day ofJuy, 1872
NEHEMIAH HALllcK, Administrators.
WILLIAM HALLlCk,
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DY ORDER of Francis N. Mann, Judge

DY ORDER of Francis N. Mann, Judge
Of Rensselaer, Common Pleas, counsellor, &c notice is
hereby given that attachment has issued against the
tate OF Thomas J. Greene, nonresident Debtor, and
thai the wall be sold for the payment his debts
less he appear and discharge such attachment according
TO law within months OF the first publication of this
notice; and that the payment OF any debts due TO hun by
residents OF this State aud the delivery 10 him or for his Of
any property within this State belonging him, and the
transfer of any such property by him. forbidden by law,
and void Dated September 10Th, 1872
f.. PEARSON,
sis ayrom Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

INV oLs w ~ IIit-t'sSSSiS w hi'SSJ
" K jenkins Plumbers, No JohH.strect. would most
respectfully Inform The public tha; they prepared 10
wOrkmanlke manner. Their work is warranted to give
entire satisfaction and their pipes land nj 10
frr e1e in water The pubic respectfully invited N
call aud examine their materials. The Croon Water In
uoduced without Iakii up the sidewalks
The following Certificate, with Others Gun be seen al
the shop:
air FRANCIS :. wsirsEY having been employed al the
Girar College, the capacity ni Plumber il affords ME
pleasure 10 say thar from the opportunity there had TO
Judge OF his me,s the line OF his busnesSl doFsder him
worthy the confidence Of The public.
THOS u. WALT Err Architect Grard College.
Philadep hia Feb. 8, 1872 DSOu
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
roga,e OF the County OF NewYork, notice IS hereby
Given 10 all persons having eli against Robert Halliday,
late OF the City Ne-York merchant deceased 10 pre-
sen; The same with the vouchers thereof to e subscriber
al his Office No So Liberty street IN the Cyot Ne" YORK,
ON or before the eleventh day o.! February next
Dated New-York, the eighth day of August, ~ D. 1872
,nq Iav6n,- EOW. c. HALLIDAY.
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n PURSuANCE, of an order Of the Sur

an PURSUANCE of an order OF the sur
j rogate OF the coua,y OF New-Yok, Notice is hereby
gwen 10 pesoas having ella ns against Charles Taylor
late OF the city Of NewYork portcr-horSe Keeper de-
ceased to present the same with the vouchers thereof 10
The subscriber at her residence No &c Dvision-,ree in
the CITY OF New York, before the 18th day OF March
ncxt-Daled New-York the wenty-thrd day Of Septcn-
ber 1872 ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Administrator
90.
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tended " ith disease
The suboined certificate will be read with interest; :,
bLsr, Editors-Deafnessi is disease which has hitherto
been considered curabc but can INFORM the public tat
mistaken idea have been deal for Ten years, ana
concluded that must remain SO; but not many moniS
since saw your paper advertisement oil Scarpas VII
Deafness AS the last resort concluded to ;Ty i! IT,,
Of my edS likewise tied H. one oil toein "ds 30 ne'
ai lie used ear trumpet now Inc hears pereG!y wei
in the ears and head and he found relief, and IS
well. Two bottles cured me- which thought getting wen
pretty cheap. SLAs BUGBEE, Second ST., below Fine
sold al wholesale and retail by A. b. l. D. Sands. Drug
gst, No 70 Fultonstreet corner OF Gold and ioo FUTON
street Also, sold by David Sands Co, NO a East
Broadway; A. b. Sands Co, No. 273 Broadway, corn:r
of Cha bersslreet. Price 81 Also sold by Df p "a,
8 AND'S NEAlEDY for SALT RHEUM,
- Ringworm letters, Scald Head Barriers or Jack
son Itch and other diseases OF the skin They are eeclu
ally cured by Of Sands remedy Tor Salt iSneui
been tested IN rising loooo cases. w'noul III
one instance having failed any disease OF bs Class
The unparalleled success of this valuable remedy IN curing
diseases The skin without equal IN the History oil ned
No change in det necessary, and there no danger in
snplyng il even 10 the tenderes, infant. Testimonials Of
It's ecacv almost daily received and can be exhibited
a,t1e store of the proprietors
Tie following certificate handed 10 our agents in
Troy Messs Fasseit and Selden by one oil the most re-
spectacle residents IN that city, 200
Messrs. A B. & D. Sands-Gen,lemen This may certify
thai my eldest has been afflicted with the Salt henl
other oalsome disorder upon bis leg Tor 10 ~ 10
yealS and have tried scores different kinds OF medl
clues and ali 10 porposn until ound yorr remedy io
such using 10 days Tor less than one box
OF ointment and bottle oi the Sarsapara,l has elected
perfect have delayed giving you tins certificate Tor
months since the effected, far fear that IL
would again appear but his legs perfectly smooth
confidence in saying that think il very
valuable medicine sincerely hope that thousands may
yet receive much benefit the above mentioned
Yours, very respectfully,
A. GRANGER, s5 Sixth street.
Prepared and sold nj wholesale aud retail by b. d.
SANDS Druggists, No 70 Fulton ST. corner OF Sold and
| 100 Fulton 81, Also sold by David Sands Co No. ~
East Broadway, of Market ST.; A. B. Sands Co.
No. 275 Broadway corner OF Chamber ST. Price s'iOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
J. rogse the County of New-fork, NoTIcE Is hereby
pon late of the y of NewYork merchant, deceased, to
present the with the vouchers thereof 10 the sucri,
bers nj their Office No Sl9 Dslanceystreet in the City o!
NewYork on or before the Sixth day of February next
Dated New.York the % day of August 1912
SARAH A. CHAMPION, EXecutri1
CHAS. +. CHAMPION, Executors.
an03 Iaw6mr JAS. ROSS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17
NOLTON'S INDICATED CANDY

" Please low me. through The columns o! your paper,
10 call the attention those who suffering r@In coughs,
ceids 2c to preparation for relief of difficulties OF
his KIND by c. <. Coltnn of this city.
/ have made reau OF Coion's Medicated Cough
Candy and in all cases my entire satisfaction Also,
have been personally acquainted in cases OF others who
have used il with like results.
II is evidently an agreeable and caciors medicine and
may be freely without prejudca effects upon The
tenn In this last respect particularly ii is decidedly sure
ror to the generality articles OF the kind offered in
market safe LarGlless medicine and is tsereby
in connection with its medicinal merits Justly entitled s The
first and highest confidence OF hose who may wish the
lief which il claims afford.
Ii confidently believed one trial of this Candy can
bardiy tail 20 secure for il all future patronage
for sale of C. F. Cotton, Druggist, No
POI Main street, and by other Druggists N The CITY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

u CRAvATS. GLOVES, &c-Od Establishment
PAIRS Ellis & AGATE. established in l828.-ln addition
their OF Fashaaahl Goods sub
scriber receiving by every arrival from London and
Paris, fresh supply OF fashionable Scarfs and Cravai
Their assortment OF fashionable Sock> ravate
ready made Linen tor which The rs premium award.
them the late fair Of the American Insutr Gloves,
Suspenders Ho.iey Silk ierIUo lambswool and oucksAn
Shirts and Drawers and all articles appertsning 10 gen
eUans wardrobe rich and varied. Gentlemen calling
old establishment may depend being furnished
with the best and latest fashions al ar aud moderate prices
PAKSELLS X AGATE, 2il Broadway,
between Park place and Murray street
p A. continue the manufacture of Their celebrated
Shoulder Braces and gen.emen> Russia Hiding Belts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17
m prRsIrANCE of an order of the Sur

rog,,e nj the County OF NewYork Notice is hereby
- - all persons having claims against Peter B. Dems-
r., is OF he City of NeTYork. gentleman deceased 10
present the same with the vouchers thereof 10 ne saes
r. =, No "a Jones street, IN ihe City OF SeS
Yor on or before the thirteenth day OF April ne1e-Datea
Nes.Yors The tenth iay OF October. A. D. lsi2:
oil law6m" HENRY 7. u E.natec - ! -
IN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate
2 OF the County OF New-York Notce Is ,eIsps ,. ~
the city OF NewYork deceased present as sumo IN
the vouchers therco. The subscriber al pr. wilma "
fee No IS Na.saustreet in the city OF Newf9rh on s
before the first day March nex-Daled New-foth' ~
twsnty-uut!l day OF August, y. d. 1872 NY
au50 law6m+ JOHN AbM "ihs>i.,h-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

a
Prepared and sold nj wholesale aud retail by b. < ID.
SANDS Druggists No. 70 Fulton ST. corner OF Gold and
100 Fulton 81, Also sold by David Sands Y Co No. ~
East Broadway, OF Market ST.; A. B. Sands Co.
No. 273 Broadway, OF Chamber 81. Price S,lOO
rOSI
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THE POPULATION or FsAScE.-The following
is statistical aud official table of the population
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17
DY ORDER of Francis H. Ruggles.
WILLIAM ?. MELLEN,
rs. 1awep, Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
pTRTIC ADMINISTRATORS OF

FIcE, No Sc Joha-srcet-In pursuance OF an Order
Of the Surroane of the County Of NewYors, Notice Is
hereby given TO all persons having claims against Chro
pher Light, late of The City OF New York gpeer Seeease
The subscriber Al his Office No 6 John-sree in the City 81
NeYork ON or before the fourth day OF February next
Dated Ncw.Ycrk. August ST, 1876.
,rI i,uEr & public Admin Srator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

IN PURSUANCE OF an order oil the sur
rogate Of the County of NewYork, notice is hereb
gwen all persons having Claims against John Rocket
late of the City of NewYor, shipmaster deceased, 10
present the same with the vouchers thereof TO the subsr-
ber at his office no. Is Cenreseet in the City Of New
York on or before the twenty second day OF Apr! next
Daied New.York the nineteenth day OF October, A. d.
1912. JAMES E. BEERS, Adm.nstrator,
o2O 1ia6m with the VIII annexed
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the sur
Z roga1- OF the County OF New York Notice IS hereby
gwen all persons having claims against Gsert T. odei
late OF the City OF New York. mhan, deceased to pre-
sent The with tho vouchers thereof lie subscriber
at the Office of William 5. King No. Nassau in
The CITY of New York. before the 10th day OF March
next, Dated New York the 18th day OF September. 1872
81 1RfrnF PiILEIIA OOELkI. Ndflry.
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an PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
ven n all persons having claims against Lyman T B5,
fate of Mobile in the Of Alabama deceased, TO pre-
sen, the same the vouchers hereo 10 the subscriber
b Civ OF NewYork on before the ninth day OF Janu
arv neIt-Daed New York, the sixth day OF Juiy. 1872
" i.5 Iawe,r CHARLES BALL, Administrator.
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Hartford Nov. so. 1912. N. Z. Weekly Review.
Sold by a. B. d. Sands Druggists, Nos 70 and 100 Fu
Construct AT wholesale and retail; also sold by A. b
Sands Y Co.. 21S Broadway, Of Chambers street
David Sands Co.. II East Broadway, corner OF Market
,tree1 d13 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

NOTICE.-Daniel Hawks of Cortland
vile, Cortland County, Supreme Court Commission.
has Issued attachment against Siman Knights estate,
non resident debtor which will be sold Tor the payment OF
his debts unle. he appear and discharge such attachment
according TO law within nine months from The first publ
81 residents OF this State the delivery him or for his
any property within this State belonging to him the
transfer OF any such properly by him. fabdden by law
and are void. iva law9nl y. G. REED, Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

ILLIsoIs in a Lecture before the Mechanics
Institute of Chicago by Isaac n. Arnold, occur
toe following paragraphs, showing the resources OF
the State of Illinois. Surely such State Is, or
soon will be, able to pay its debts.
"The State Of Illinois contains 35,94l ,662
acres of as fertile land any where exists OF
sc, 1873 square miles. 1t is larger than Newly ork,
Ohio or Pennsylvania. 1t contains mere arabic
land than all Ncw-Engand, and more than old
England and Wales together. Twelve such States
as Connecticut could be carved cut of it, and
fraction left The Mississippi washes its wfo!e
Western frontier. 1t has the Ohio river on the
South, the Wabash on the South East, and Lake
Michigan on the NorthE East TIE Fox, the Rock.
the Illinois rivers, and other navigablc stream.
pass through the interior. For pfoductiveness Of
soil it is without rival. lis mines of cad and
coal are inexhan.tibe. II had in 1880, l57 900
and in 1910, 10000 inhabitants. Were 1t a.
densely S, tiled as Massachusetts it would now
contain 5000, 900 of people. 1t can, under pro-
per cultiva,ion sustain 13000,0 600 of inhabitants,
better than it now does its present population.
There are now probably about l5,0O000O
of acres of taxable lands in this State; and the
whole tsxable property of the Safe. real and per.
sonal, cannot be less than s75,000,000. And this
amount is rapidly increasing. Every year is adj
dug thousands of acres to the taxable property OF
the State, and It's value is fast increasing by i'm
provement, by the introduction of labor and cap
ital."
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IeUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office

l. No. SO John-sreeL-In pursuance Of an Order OF tie
Surrogate OF the County of NewYori Notice IS hereby
given 10 persons having claims against John si John
Dubasl William Ii. Rop!i. Carl Schnidman decreased,
tie with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber at his office No SO Johnstreet The City
Nev-YOrk on before the fourth day OF February next
Dated New-York. August Sd. 1872
ana Iny6n E. KETCiIUM, Public Administrator.
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Is he QUALrlgp7'-" Why do you nor pre-
sent yourself as candidate for Congress ~ said
lady the other day to her husband, who was con.
fined TO his chair by The govt
Why should m, dear Z replied he, L am no,
qualified for the Office
'.Nsy, but think YOU are," returned the wife,
"your language and actioaa are parlamen,ary-
When bills are presented, you order them to be
laid on the table, make motion to rise ,heu- h
ofteu out of order, you are still supported by the
chair; and often poke your nose into measures
which destroy the constitution.
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10y ORDER of Frederick A. Tail.

, Inadge, Recorder OF the City OF Newly ork-Notec
hereby gven pursuant 20 the provisions OF the s,uts
authorizing attachments against nonresident eoogs thar
an alachaen, sued against the esste OF Charles Col
Ira resident OF ST. Louis the State OF Missouri and that
The SANG will be sold for payment Of bis debts unless
apnear and discharge such attachment according 10 law
within nine months the first pubcHuono this notice
that the payment OF debts due 10 nm 10y rsdens
of hj. STATE and the delivery fer his use, o. aay
properly within belonging to him. and the tan
lee any such property by him are toro!ddra by law and
are void Date,. tue leth day OF October, 1872
l,Man o. II PLArT. AMY Tor Altach. CREDITOR
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snTTRLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office,

No Sc Johu-stree.-In pursuance o! an order OF the
surrogate the County OF New-York notice hs,by CIV
Albert ferdinand William p. DoboR, or William Burrows,
deceased ntesutes present he same win The vouchers
thereof to lhe subscriber Al his office No % JoGnreet
.l,r,,n nay
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TeIIHIIC ADMINISTRATORS Office
ADMINISTRATORS Office,

No Sc Jolp.street.-In pursuance OF an order OF the
Surrogate the COUNT OF Newfork, notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Frederick Rhoa
deceased nestar, present the same, with tins vouchers
thereof the subscriber at his office, No. IS Jonstree
in The CITY OF New-York on or before the fourth day of
February next.
Dated New York, Augu stSA, 1912.
ana law6m f. KEICfiiJM. Publc Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"a Pursuant To all order of Alexander II. Wells, Su7o
gate of the County OF Weschester notice IS hereby gwen
10 all persons having claims against the Estate OF Lemue
Wells late Of OF Y)nkers in said County, decea
ed present the with the vouchers thereof, TO
Eliza H. Wells thu ADMINISTRATIVE of the said Deceased al
place residence in the said town Of Yookers, on or
before the twentieth day OF March next.
Dntrd Vonkers September 10th, 1872
SIS laM6m ELlZA III. WELLS- AumlnlstrarIX.
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Our on tie sounding sea,
With flag of stars and row of steel,
Mid the tempest scowl and the battle peal
The grea, ship Of the free!
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POPULATION OF ANCIENT RoMS.-Df- Louooa'
of Paris, in his late work on poFuianon, asserts
that ancient Rome in her greatest sPienoor, con-
tanned 1908 600 souls. Al. de Ia Maiile ane me
modern French academicians generally, Will scarce
" admit that there ever were more than from
400 0oo 70 500 coo inhabitants within the walls
of,b. Eternal CITY. Other antiauaries are equally
contradictory. Gibbon and Hume supposed the
numbers TO have been 1000, 000 MIR. Jacob, IN
his history of the precious metals, has calculated
them at 1000, 900; SO did Brother, the cele-
5ra,cd commentator on Tacitus. The late Pro.
fessor Nbby, in his Roma Antfqua, conjectured
that the citizens, strangers, and slaves, with their
children must have reached 100000. Cha
teanbriand reckons 100000. Jnstus Lipsius
and Mengotti computed them at 100000. Isaac
Vossus allowed the possibility Of 5000, 000 per-
haps, said he, $4,000 900. There are still more
extravagaut calculations this obscure point OF
ARCHAEOLOGY. R.efGchus aud several other
writer's have actually declared their belief that IN
the time of the early Emperors there were con-
glomera,ed on the seven bills and on the banks of
the Tiber, around the seven hills, upwards of
27,0O0O0o of human beings. Amidst this dis
crepancy of opinions it is probable that the notion
Of 100000 of souls in ancient Rome, ss main
tanned by DR.. Loudos, is that which is the most
correct; being founded on Is different statistical
facts drawn from the ancient authors, each lead
ing to the same conclusion. La the year 1877,
when Gregory XII. ponnf, the city of Rome
contained no more than II $50 people Al pre-
sent the entire numbers do not exceed 100000
How rsptabIe are human events. Albion, the
Botany Bay of Rome, is now the mistress of the
world. The Palatine kill is partly occupied by an
English College, ard a large portion of it is owned
by an Englishman, Mr. c. Mills. Foreign paper