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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-30
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM HENRY
WILKES, Esq.


New-York, March 18th 1913
Mr.. C Brnckerhoff:
Dear SW:-Havng been afflicted during
several weeks past with severe cough accom-
panied with pain in the side, and other unplca-
SAINT and dangerous symptoms (Which was re-
ally fearful wonld terminate in consumptlon,)
| was induced at the instance Of friend (who
had tested its efficacy) TO procure few bottles
of your celebI ated Health Restorative. 1t af-
fords me much pleasure to inform you that the
effect of this truly invaluable medicine upon
my system is almost magically performing a
speedy cure, and again restoring me to health
and happiness. | cheerfully recommend the
Health Restorative to all persons similarly af-
flicted.
Truly Your Obdt Serv't.
HENRY WILKES, No. CT South st.
RELATING HER ASTONISHING CURE.
New York, July 2d, 1919.
Mr.. c. Brinckerhoff:
Dear Sir :-In regard to your Health Resto
rative, can truly say it is the best medicine
have any knowledge of. have for eight years
been afflicted with an affection of the liver. ac-
companied with pain in the side and chest,
also raising of blood and attended by severe
cough. After trying many medicines without
relief. tried a bottle Of your Health Restora-
tive, and can sincerely say that l experienced
immediate benefit from it. I continued it m
til had taken four bottles, when found my
self cured of the pain in the side and chest, and
in short in state Of perfect health. would
earnestly rccommHnd it to all afflicted in like
manner. Yours, &c.
MARIA SLOCUM
No. 2G Wall st, n Y. 2meowlO
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District Of Woodbury.. IS. !
Probate Court, June 30ih, lS46.

ULSITtcT ~ TOOuU"y. SS' I
Probate Court, June 30th, lS46. !
ESTATE Of Elan Ludington, tate Of Bethlem,
deceased.
THE Administrators represent the Estate in
sovent, and pray the appointment of Commits
sioners thereon.-ORDERED. That Commits
.sioners to receive and examine the claims
of .he Creditors Of said estate, be appoined
Al the Probate Office in Woodbury.. on the Goth
-day Of july, 1916. at o'clock in tire forenoon.
Of which all persons in interest will take no.
'tice and appear if they see cause to be heard
thereon. II d. S. BULL, Clerk.
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A CAR -.

THE Ladies' of Trinity Church take this
opportunity ofmaking grateful acknowledge
ments to the inhabitants of that village, and
their friends in the neighboring towns, for
the interest which they manifested in the
Fair; and are happy to state that their ex-
pectations were mole Than realized in the
amount oil money which was received.
Wolcotlville, July 9th, 1915.
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Alloamoas OF JuAuss Esr Ieas.7.
Surnmer Tsvas.

SopaNlT 1erB1Ss
Williams, c. J. Middlesex and Fairfield.
ChuIch,J. Litchheld and N. Haven.
Waite. ]. Hartford.
StOrrs,J. Windham.
Einman, ]. New London and T'olland.
Winter Terms.
Williams, C. ]. Windham.
Church, J. Hartford and Tolland.
Waite, j. Litchfield and y. London.
Stors,J. N Haven and MiddlesexD
Hiaman, j.. Fairfield.
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BOOTS g. SHOES.
MOusatOnic Institute.

WZVUBSa8gVAhAC N1BSUEuUsGOo
Vt HE Fall Term ofthis Academy will COM
Z mence on Wednesday, July 2Yth, and
will continue II Weeks Tuition from
THREE to FIVE dollars per term, according to
the studies pursued
J. P. BRACE, Principal.
New Milford, July 9. 1916. s
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xR & TRAYED From the sub
ESASx Oscriber in North Goshen,
on or about the Goth of April
uAA ,slast, fourteen SHEEP-mark-
ed on the aide, with red paint with the
letter "H." Whoever will return said
sheep, or give Information where they
can be- found, W III be reasonable rev ,rd
I'd. g. NORMAN APLEY. y
North Goshen June 90. 1916. =
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LETTER FROM MRS MARIA SLOCUM
RELATING HER ASTONISHING CURE.
MARRIED..

No. &c Wall st, n Y.
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QSbio Dele0atencOnpentiDn

Die bsmcfrotifbsn QBbi9sDsle9atsn p,Ssrf6
Gauntp msrcsn fdb In GauntysG onpentien
psrfammsln, am Montage tsn 14ten Septsnls
Der, um 10 ubr Scrmjtta9s,m Gountpz@ ourt
baufs, fur Den 3psd einsn 9SabIStttsI Su fOr'
mirsn, Der untsritaet wereen ioa burt bic
oemofratiiben QSbt9s Don Berf5 60.
tsi Der ndbftsn allaemeinsn WabI am l3tsn
ndbiten Dftober.
9is 3sit gum 0B irfs n 1T nabs uno sS 1T
su boffsn, bas stne pole Delegation Su9s9sn
fein mirb. 9abt jeben 0Sbi9 feline SbuIpi9s
felt tbun, unb unisrs isbr psrWunoete &spubItt
mag nob wjeber gu ibrsm 8sbSriSen QBobItan:
es 9sbrabt weroen.
9npio S. Sorcont Sobn g. NibarpS, Sa:
mes @psrbarb, QSiIiam 8. Ssibert, 9Siuan
palm, Daniel Ssber. &orI Srorsa, 5ceinrid
Nboabs, Wiaiam QB. QSsbsr.
SteDenbe committee.
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gumru -am 3Oitsm 6srr Sloab Wlopsr,
nit O1iB N1arp 9ebacel, BON gulnru. am
/. Scptember, ST.. Neuten 6crnberser, nit
Oli6 Oiarp 1Bsisel, BON gnmru.
-cnreh pen gbrw. 5rn. G. u. pauIi, an,
So slusult, 9srr Secrse O7iIsr, BON bier,
nit 0J1ib glilabstb Sprin9er, BON elias
-pureb BEN gbrw. 6ru Sac. OllIer, am
e6 2(nsult Scrr Sobn 1Deler, pcn erster,
NIT Der 9Bittme Scpbia qus, BON elIab. -
am soften, Ssrr Daniel D6lp, init OliB Ola.
ria sriipis, bsire bon gIlaB. -ebcnfalls, ST.
Scbn Sslm, BON eIlab, init Carolina Wall'
let, bon Imitp
-tureb sm gbr,p. 5rm. 8. s. Sctcf, am
IS. Iuaut, 5srr 9J1. s. sce6cr, nit Waib u
melia Nittsr, teirs non Veaclns.
-burb een gbrw. 6rn, Q. lllrih, am 25
fen 4uauit, 6err Ssde 0einbcIp, BON lSes
mslspcrf init O1ib marp @tur, y. Scicelb.
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befeaIhaft wlsrsr gu spferos Isste, INN nah
men wurbsn ibrs pfsrpe miensr sessten
bne 1s ausrlt III bi(ttiren. Dies ,par I'm
hssfsbr 10 llbr bes 4benos. mabremo
Peb sstritteH rpurce, cb man islbise binoen
lts, unc gppss 1sin Yfero bon einem lns
rm Slamens 3Bilfon, am 3asel setaIten
llroe, oaebte Gppee, jett fei feine Seit, unb
,s all auf Ieiu pftrb Al IebIasen, nm BON
Ellion lcs5utcmmen, peItes ltm aueb 9lnf;
bod i'm 4bIprinsen besrtfsh ritt ein 4ns
ret Dor nnb CAB Seuer, iporauf eppes IN
h &cpf setroftn fiel, uno 9 Stnnben eas
uf, obne mshr sin 33ort 3u frretben, itarb'
Der al(semeineu 0erwirruns, fpelete bles
berurIaebte. ties Noberts, ber ancere
efansenc, pom pferbs uub jog eppse einen
ling pom Singer, nabm ibm felne libr,
alsPraaem unb Rmopf uno cine Volle Sanf
ten. Die llbr uno 8oae Stctsn fpnrosn
atsr rpisosr bei ibm aefunben, ple aneern
ttifel atsr niobt. Sn eppes Satteleo9
llrcen nabe al $4,000 in Solc, S6 falIb {
|eblhGe(, Q Snitrnmsnte I'm Setltfer 3u
Fnen, stlicbe Stlfs Sptrmlibter, 3hncs
(f,er, cine Itbwar5s W1asfe fir Scpf nne
e(tette, Elm SutIttermeder init bem Slamsn
ppes auf Dem 5eft, 2 @lalsr Wcrrbns,
it mebrsn anosrn 9ldIsrn Weoi3inen. Seis
rpareu anltdnbis sefleiret unc ritten ftarfe
utbise pferoe. 0cberts fol- frhber Elm ses
bteter Burger seweien Isin, Gin gutter Ir3t,
10 in cine rsipsftable Samilie sebeiratbst
Nten. CT wurpe auet ais Der frabsre 3en'
sessn cinen &core erfannt, pel6sr Dor ei'
ser 3sit fir bic grmorouns uno Seraus
ing eines junsen Wannes anseflast tano,
Fer ebe CT perbtrt murrs entfob, lpater jea
Ph wieosr einssfausen unp cbne Verb6r an
nem Baum aufacfnhpft puros. lSlellelht
nIhuloia j -ee miro seslaubt paB Oes Der
Rmliebe gppse 1T, ,pclher Den junsen Olnir
Sirainien umtratbte. 9e sstoblcnsn
btaatstonrs uno $4,000 wuroen bsi0oberts
$funeeu. s. Sote.
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QSOblfeili ites in ber 9Selt
Oampf 0iefirirte
Ssmhers GS(amDieS.

123 Gent oas pfuno i'm BresperFaut.
- Z. Ribarofon, SO. AZ O1arfttra:
~ <6e, pbileoslpia, a, nlnmt lteb oas
Ser9uISen cas DutIlfum 3u tenacbridtisen
baB CT nod immet fcrtftbrt ieine febr pcr:
3IaliNen Oampf Nefinirten gdnoies gu pers
faufsn, sn Dem nirbsrn sDrrile bon $12 SO
bic 100 phlno, nnb 1e Itno al Shte irssno
anOern slsi6, bic III pen Scr. Staaten fatris
sirt iperoGn.
er ctfcrirt sbsnfalIs anr Gcrtsn Sitter i'm
gcnfeftoni sunb 8 It sSadbe, ga ecrs
reepcnoirsnoen niebsrn Qreilcn, neil fhnsus
9srfdufe uno fleIne profte an Der Cages,
orcnuns lno.
Nufet an cbsr f6idt snrc Ssfeaunssn unp
itr wrrpet uufsbIbar 8sfrisOisuna fnoen-
Ssrasfet ni6t bic drummer AZ IlIarftitra.
Be philadelphia. 7. 7. Ribarofon.
September l. 4We.
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@,inbeimiI6e Gutter.

O'Srien nno Eai9uel baben 70 eben etc
balten cine srcbe unb wcbIfeile partte &C.
tIeitbter nno unaetleidter O1u0eline, &C.
blei6ts uno unsstlsibte faebfen nno bauin'
pollens Settiber, Bett. t.Sarhent, Shir5en'
unc Sstthter5ua SeIfcb, 5enrp Clap, se'
ftreift, aue Sortsn bon gattun uno 5ofen<
itotfem rotbe, tpeibs ii. selbe Slaneae, Saun,'
,p6lieu SlansIe, blaucr Drill, aeblei6te nnb
unaeblsi6te tanmpollsne IiIhsSsrpisttsn !;
stsnfaGs ein sroBss GGortsmsnt bon neuinos
oisen gattun BON 81 his I8S Gents bic Oaro,
am 6elocne Ku9el 5tobr.
NeaDima, Hu9utt 10. SIN.
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QnOreaS SQtpel.

aus S6uisinnbof 8tbmen, miro bon Ieinem
Sruoer Sob. Nuo 5apel aufssforDsrt, fsi.
uen Nnfenttaltsert ansusstsn, ocer nah gins
einnati felbf 5u fommen, npsm fitr ibn dil'
Bsrtt mihtise Seribts BON 6ans einsstrofs
fen ftno.
menfbenfreunbe, bic otises fsfsnL tperrcn
sebete1, i'm Safe 1c ivseno cine Ausfunft
hber telastsn 9tnpreas 6a,psl asten fonnen,
fclbee inter bsr nahfoIsenoen Horehs 81
tbun:
JOH. RUD. HAWEL,
care of German Republican, Cincinnati. o.
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Whllaoelptier 9ieh- -W0rft.
Union 0iebbpf, 5. Septbr. 19l

SIN Marfts rpdbreno Der 1Spbs 1850
Stid Sbla6tsObfsn NIT Ginfbtus non 400
pcn Gir0inen uno Obio. @benio 2l0 &lbe
unb Sdlber; 400 Shweine uno $50 Sbaafs
unb 2dmmRr.
pr,tfe. 996 @tid NIT GinIblus bon
500 bic nab Rsu OOrf 9etrisbsn, murpsn psrs
fault u $4a Biz 81 Die 100 Yfunc. 70 Sti6
blisbsn ibri9, Grudns Sibs psrfouftssn Su
ST b6 Is; 9prineer $40 Bis 20, unb O1Ib
fibe gu $15 Bis 80 jeoe. Sbwene tnb forts
pdbrsnb in ifarsr 9tabfra9s ju $5 biS $53
bic 100 pfunb. Sbaafs uno qdmmer oers
fauftsn fb ju 81 Bis 81 jsbss, 9emdb ber
0ualitdt.
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It SanD SfDbrbalter.

SIS. Selir nno 60 baben beuts pas alfsr'
9r6Bte uno auesecsbntcite IHortsment Stie'
feIn nnb Shube BON 8oitcn srbaltsn, bae jes
mails in Nsaoina gum Sertanf ansstetfn
wurbe, rreltbe fte I'M Gro Sen 70 noblteti
psrfanfn wsrben, ale fs in pbiiaeslpbta gee
Fault merben f6anen. - qano Stobrbaltsr
merpsn ,pobItbun ibren Stof ju untsrfuts"<
beoor ae fanfen.
Sbilo oes t11ammntb Stietels
Huauft Is.
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@rnltli6e 9luforDerun9.

1Ge foGebe perIonsu. Die nod in bsn9tcbr'
Bhdern bee itnterfbretenen, in $ansIbpatts
SaanItip 8srfs gauntp, fhnlois ftnb, rper'
oen biermit erntlid srfuht spifhen nnn nnb
csm 1,ten nahfen October ab3uIsttsn. S1ae,
jenem sase merben bic Dl6er sinem Srie'
oensribter gum ginfcrbsrn atsrseben rper'
ben. Soratio urerfer.
qansfetwamm, Sufi %. et#s
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g [ q I b.

-aQbisr, an I8. Iusuf, 9sorss Stbn:
lein bon Schn @sfren; alt Sabr, 4 Wo'
nate ump 10 Gage.
-am l8. 9luauit, in Oter ScireItera, $p'
Oia 8ruber, Satin bon Wm. Gruter, &C.
borne 9tamm. i'm S7iten sebenejabre.
-am 29len, in glfas, 8tharo Denssl,
@obn bon Sobn, i'm 14tcn 9cbtnejabrs.
--ain l. @ept, in gumrlb Sarab grmel,
i'm 64tten Sabre hires alters.
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Neinioet cure Sabine.

Or. Gbariev's 3abntpcbsTropfen, elm
bswdbrtse Ottsl sur 6silune Der 3abnfbmsp
sen unb 8erlreibun9 bsS S6orbods, itno juit
erbaItsn unb gum 9srfauf in pisier 9rudsrsi.
Yrei6 25 Gent bic 8lafhe.
2lu0uif 25.
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Stiefetn! Stiefeln !!

Die llntsrIc6rictenen ftno jut pcm Often su.
rifaefebrt init eincm srcben NGortsnent
StefeIn bon alien Srnennunaem, rpelebe isbr
mcbIf,il pcrfauft wsrpsn. 0ae putIifum
1T einselacn lte in tell6tisen.
I. S. Selir uno Go,
SO. l., 81 lS. ets Der sptil unp 5, Stra6e.
Nu9ut Is. SIN.
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Serbeirdfbcf.

--our6 rsn gbrm. 6rr. wm, panli ain
90. Nusuit, 6srr Dm. Sloa, init OaiB 5an,
ia, Santnsr, bon SernoiIe. -ebenfalls, 6r.
@amusI ms6, NIT W1i6 W1arr Wcper, bon
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81 d b r 1 cb f.

Gae psricnsn spsItbs fb fbuItie pfen an
O'Srien uno Eaiauel, Dor Dem /. Sanuar
1916, pc0sn 9efaaialt anrutsn unb abbeSabs
len, cbns 8erSu9.
Neabina, auauif IL.
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QSQi(encDurt 9SerfQuf.

3ufol9e elmer Ssrerbnun9 Der @alisnecurs
BON Scrfs gauntp, miro auf 6fentieter
cue psrtauft sperpen, am mttpo6 oen l6tem
@srtember 1916, am leBtbsriasn 2Dobnbau'
fe osr Uerfortsnen Nnna W1aria 6ef, III
Waibenfrisf IaunlGip, Bsrfs gauntp cine
sepide 5dlfte ocer unsetbeilte baIbe 9bsll
ron elmer QSobnuns.
0rrurfnf ocer Strih gano,
scIsscn in seca6tem maipenfrief 2aunIbip,
arsnsenb an &anb bon ScIsph Drisbt, Samss
Stau, Sbomas psnrols, SptiIla 9tau uno
anceres; entbaItcnp feds uno ieb3is 1fs
Fer, mebr ODER wsnissr, nit ben 8e6ten ,e.
I4wuA Die 9erbeTerunsen itnc: asass2s,
f::;iRs swet einff6fi9te Slcf e5 5Sks
Assssssasg Sduler uno St0lle. =
NIT elner nisfsbIenrsn Sprinse NIT slltem
1SaGer nabe tei pen 5duisrm. Sebn 4fer
oaScn ftno 5cI5lane, nas hbrise 1T Sanlano
-lcstbn cae giSentbnm Der Ssritcrtsnsn
Hnma Wlaria 6ef.
Ser Ssrfauf pssinnt um ltbr Nahmits
tags, ,pann sethbrsnos Nufrpartuns 9essbsn
uno bic SsrfaufesBsbinsunscn beeannt ses
maebt tperpen Iollen Don
Samuel Sef, aeminiifrator.
9urb Die Gcurt-5. ). n1aurer, Sbribsr.
auauif IL. 3m.
The daily union., 1846-04-29
WE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED A

WE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED A
w very handsome assortment Of
Rich satin-striped embossed, and plain berege
French and Scotch bazarines
Bazarine and lawn robes
l case choice colored lawns
White embroidered French lawns, for evening
dresses
French, English, Swiss, and American ginghams
Embroidered Swiss and Tarleton muslins
Swiss robes, embroidered in colors
Rich shaded embossed Swiss muslin
Lace cambrics and musns
Plaid and other low-prced summer silks
Rich plain chameleon and striped silks
Pink, blue, straw, and white glace do. for bon
nets
Berege and net shawls
English and Canton Grape shawls
Berege and fancy scarfs
Black satin-striped berege polacca and balzarne
Hemstitched and reviered linen-cambric handker-
chiefs
Tasso bordered handkerchiofs, very cheap
Hair and grass skirts
Corded do a50
White watered moreen for skirts.
Also on hand, complete stock Of
Parasols, parasolets, and sun-shades
Bonnets, ribands, hosiery, and gloves.
Together with heavy stock Of boys and ser
wants. wear
We respectfully invite all who are in want Of any
Of the above-named articles TO give us call before
purchasing elsewhere,
GEO. w. ADAMS,
No. Is Pennsylvania avenue.
April 29-3tswtf
The daily union., 1846-04-29
CEAsONABLE GOoDs.-The subsc,
April 29-3t

REASONABLE GOODS.-The subscribers
- have in store large and elegant supply OF
goods in their line, suitable for the present and APP
preaching season, consisting in part Of
Ladies' CATERS and ha-gaiters thick and thin, OF
all colors
Do buskns and slippers, black, bronzed, and
light
White and black satin and kid slippers
The best ancy-colored aud light silk gaiter boots
very rich
Also, few pairs French gaier boots, very ele-
giant
Misses and childrens boots, buskins, and slip.
pers, black, bronzed, aud Ight-colored, in end
less variety of quality and price
Boys and youths bootees and dancing pumps,
handsome
Gentlemens CATERS (superior) light.coored and
black
Do detached CATERS do do
Do colored and black slips, all prices
Do boots, shoes, and brogans, Of all
qualities and prices.
very full and complete assortment, to which
they invite public attention.
ANDREW COYLE e. SON.
April 9q-eolw
The daily union., 1846-04-29

ENGRAVING.-Proposals will be received by
Il the Committee on Engraving Of the House of
Representatives, until Saturday next, May ID, at
the committee room on Public Expenditures, for
engraving 1885 copies Of the chart
of Green Bay, accompanying document No. 10 Of
the House, and 1895 copies Of the map or chart
channel near Ship island, Mississippi sound.
JACOB S. YoST, Chairman.
Anril 1g-dtl
The daily union., 1846-04-29
BY A. GREEN, ,Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NTrURE AT AUCTION.-on We'd
nesday, the 29th instant shall SELL at the residence
of gentleman declining housekeeping, on G street,
between 18th and 18th streets, the Methodist
Foundry church, at 10 o'clock, a. m, his house
hold and kitchen furniture; we enumerate, in part
Mahogany sofas, sjdeboards, and bureaus
Do pier, dining breakfast, and card tables
Do rocking cane, and other chairs
Feather beds, bedding, mattress, and bedsteads
Washstands, toilet set
Andirons, shovel and tongs and tenders
Parlor, chamber, hail. and step carpets, rugs, &c.
Parlor and other stoves, stair rods, &c.
Also, lot of fine paintings, among which are a
marine painting of the Constitution passing the rock
Of Gibraltar.
And good lot of kitchen utensils
Also, good COW
Terms: All sums Of and under $40, cash. all sums
over $40, credit OF two and four months, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN,
April 25-3t Auctioneer
Blythe above sale is postponed until Friday,
the lst May, same hgsr.
A. GREEN,
April 29-3t Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1846-04-29

nrBibIe society.---An adjourned
meeting Of the Bible Society of this city, for the
election Of officers for the ensuing year, and the
before the meeting will be held in the lecture room
Of the church, on Al street, tomorrow CThursday)
afternoon at "A o'clock.
All who have contributed to the funds OF the So
ciety during the past year, and those who may wish
to become regular subscribers, requested to at
tend. .t.- ~.
' M3H. MILLER, Secretary.
The daily union., 1846-04-29
y-Cormbian Horticultural society.

I5-Columbian Horticultural Society,"
Puncual attendance of the members Of the society is
requested at the City Hall, on Thursday, the 30th
inst, at ~ o'clock, p. m. ..t|
The committees 10 superintend the approaching
horticultural exhibition Of the 2Gth May next will
be appointed al the meeting. Other business Of in
terest will also claim the socetys attention.
By order.
April 29
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DELARUE respectfully inform.

MADAME DELARUE respectfully informs
1Vl the ladies and gentlemen that she has returned
from the North with a handsome assortment of fan
cy goods.
Embroidered pelerines of new style French
worked collars; inside handkerchiefs and childrcns'
caps; ribands laces, and flowers in great variety
fresh French perfumeries.
Sachels dodeur of most beautiful style.
A complete assortment of hair braids and curls of
every color, combs and brushes Of every kind.
A fine selection of parasolets, ladies' and gentle
mens' silk and kid gloves Of the best quality.
Cotton and thread gloves, hosiery, and trimmings
Of every kind.
Has always on hand Grand jeans celebrated hair
composition, curling fluid, and toohpowder, black
bandoline a very innocent preparation to dye the
hair; white and black demi-ves, in price from one
dollar upwards.
Still on hand, a few Of those handsome embroi-
dcred summer hats from Madame Ferrer's, to which
she invites the attention ofths ladies.
Penn. av., between 18th and 18th streets.
Aprl Og-eo3t
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10 Notice.-Thursday evening, April 80,
at Apollo Hail. there will be addresses delivered be-
fore the Liberty Lyceum, by several Of its MEMBERS
at u O'Clock. The public are invited to attend
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THE DAILY UNION.

ture of these chiefs will lead to important revelations
with regard 10 the whole conspiracy.
Belgium.
Amicable relations have been resumed between
Russia and Belgium. The TWO governments have
il appears, entered Into treaty for the reciprocal
suppression Of the Dros d.4ubdins. This is the
first diplomatic act which has passed bstween the
two states since the formal acknowledgment by
Russia of the independence Of Belgium and the
sovereignty Of King Leopold. "
Holland. .... ......
The accounts from the Hague to the beginning Of
April state that the government has just sent 10 the
second chamber Of the states general Its answer to
the observations made in the provisional report on
the project Of law relative TO the conditional aug
mentations of the import and export duties of va
rious articles. We see in this document that the
government has observed with satisfaction that the
second chamber had found in the circumstances In
which the Netherlands are now placed with respect
TO Belgium sufficient motives TO assent to the propo-
sails which had been made TO the legislature. The
government on its part, sees no difficulty In yield
ing to the desire expressed by the majority OF the
chamber TO remove from the present project OF law
the general tendency which had been given 1t to
render il applicable 10 Belgium alone. We have re-
ceived by way of Singapore accounts from Batavia
of February lst They inform US that IN conse-
quence Of the failure Of the potato crop in Holland
orders have been given TO export large quantity Of
rice Ships laden with colonial produce for the
government were authorized to take one-third Of
their cargo in rice Other Dutch ships which de-
sired to take in rice were admitted for that purpose
into the smaller ports where there are no custom
houses aud the duty on expectation is excused.
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TwESTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
wrDsr.DAr, April %, 1886.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The journal of yesterday was read and ap'
proyed
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The latest accounts from Spain show that General
Narvaez's administration was at an end 1t was rent
asunder by the discovery an intrigue, on the pa IT
of Christina and the Patriarch of the Indies to su
pcrsede Narvaez in favor Of the intriguing woman s
latest favorites-the Baron de Nicer and the MARQUIS
de Viluma.