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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

How a revenue Is derived rom tns EtdHRs'IstHt
Cuias. the Kathoilsehe Caitus, PcBeniieh<r Inter
ricLt, &c is more than ! eau tel.
Divisions VII. VII. and TX, Ministers Of War,
Marine and Foreign Affairs, continue to draw
reyebues to the amount respectively of 323, go,
10 6o5 and 10 0cO.
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1T 10 ny .mprsssica thst our Custo@- Hosss sx-s-
penses t. s,y nothing Of pickipgs stealing md ID
swartw outings co,t q much higher percentage ~
the receipts. Cobb knows.
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This sb.trsct gives US the following

Topls......-......I3l, SO 10
fot,.,-,ofi. ~. &. not Included IL tn!. ao.e.
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DEID.
BECEER-On Monday

BECKER-On Monday morning. May O. shsr short nlsess.
Cara Johanna infant daughter VI CIessb T. aud JohsaaA
Bertha Becker sgsd IL months
BRIGGS-ln Brooklyn on Sunday Nay ]. the only n
Samuel and Johannah Brss aged year mouths and dsya
COUTBILL-As No % Sixth asenn. Monday, Nay
Amanda NJ Couthl wife Of George Couihl, ssed yesn.
mouths and IL days .
DAVIS-n thi. city Tuesday Nay Charles Davis In ths
Sist year IL his
HIS relatives friends respectfully invited TO sitsud h.
funeral from bis late residence No. ia et oLxteeEh sfcS
On Thursday, the 5h inst. at O'Clock
DOUOLAsS-In this city Monday morning. May 0sorss
youases, soB VI George Douglass esd aged yeafsj
DAyISON-At No. 1S3 Grand street on Sunday May q
dropsy, Robert Dayi.on 4ssd ~ years
FIELDS-OD Sunday evening Nay me Smith Fieds oaly
child Of Thomas c. and AHis l. Fields asd year, mouth
and is days
The funeral win take place from the residence Of his ssa
father, William SD1ith No 81 81 hsks place, Wsdnss
day morning May at 10 o'cloct The friends Of IL
family are invited o attend without further notice.
GALBRAITH-At No. 81 Seoond avenue on Monday nW q
short Lnsss, Jsn< Gsbraith aged % years ssd
DaontRs-
Our beloved mother
HARRISOS-soddeny, Thursday, April q, 81 Rosvfs,
Staten Island Ars. Emily Harrison. aged n yeara
HENNEssY-In Brooklyn, Sunday Might Msy |. sfsrs
shor and p@ntn Ds Tbos JOS only Of Lswus1ee -
Isabella Hennsssy aged years, months ana IL days.
JONSCN-In this city, Tuesday April o. Stephen JohassH
aged - years and II months
MAcSwEESEY-In Brooklyn, Sunday May Of oousane
non, Eirn Macsweensy, In tbs 2sth year or her sss
AeKEOE-Ip jersey City, Monday. Asy a consu.peA
Mar hckeon sscord daughter Of Henry and Ass aoAseA
REILLY-At No. Isl East Thirty first street. Mondsy Nay
Francis Reilly 81 John and Catherine Kelly sssaS
years, months and % aaya
WILLIAMSON No. 80 West Seventeenth street on honasl'
May Thomas C.. youngrs. of John ADD klxaeeA VIZ
lAas, aged q yests mouths end . dsya
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La W INTELLIGENCE
CONVICTION OF A BOY TWELVE YEARS OF
ACE AE NSIAIGuTER

CONVICTION OF A BOY TWELVE YEARS OF
AGE OF MANSLAUGHTER.
COURT OF OYER AND TERaINER-MAY 3.-Befors
Judge DAVIES
Tfis morning Thomas Miller boy twelve years of
age, was aragned and pleaded not guilty to charge
of manslaughter in causing the death of VIM. McElroy
with an awI, on the 18th day Of March last.
Tie District-Attorney moved the Gaze on for trial,
and James Martin was the first witness. He testified
that he was foreman for Mr. Stevens leather goods
manufacturer in 9th street in the room at the
time but did not see the stabbing; the bOys-Mller
and McElroy-had quarrel and were fighting; told
them TO be quiet and 90 to their work Miller went TO
his place; McEroy went to his work and continued at
il about four inmates, when he got up aud said he was
sick; he staggered If faint, and ssti he had been
stabbed saw the awl that deceased was stabbed with;
laid him by the window and xamined bis breast found
puncture under the left nipple but thought little OF IT,
az no blood came from the wound; deceased got quite
sick and law down a couple Of hours; about every ten
minutes be woud vomit al 4ocoek the prisoner hav-
ing finished his work proposed to take McEiroy nome,
and he then took him out Of the shop.
James Gallagher saw an awl In the hands oil the
prisoner before the stab was gwen.
Agnes McElroy, the mother Of deceased, testified
that her died week after receiving the wound.
On crosse1aminaion, she testified that her son had
been out during the week.
Dr. Charles A. Gallagher testified that on the post
norton examination found that the wound pene
raed the perc ardium and the principal artery Of the
heart, which wound caused the death Of the boy.
The prosecution rested and the defense offered no
testimony.
Mr.. Clinton summed up for the defense and was fol-
lowed by the District-Attorney. After the Judges
charge the Jury retired and after absence OF fifteen
minutes, rendered verdict OF manslaughter In the
fourth degree.
The Judge sentenced him to the House Of Refuge
until he shall have attained his majority.
TRIAL OF WIN. DRAKE FOR ASSAULT.
William Henry Drake indicted with Patrick Duffy
or counas elopious assault spd battery On Police 0cey
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MARRIED..

BEECRER-GOODwIN-In Brooklyn, on Sunday. May l. b.
the Rev Henry Ward Beccher Frederick w. beechees u
GsesbuIg ILL., 10 Mas Sara Hale Goodwin Of hswburypsh,
Mas.
DURRIY-PALMER-In this city on Saturday, April 30 ~
the Rev Mr. Van Doren A O. Dgrre u New Haven, Coma,
10 Kate ). Palmer ~ Sew.fork.
DOWLING-COGOEY-On Saturday April go BY tbs Rev. y
Fsrrsily, Stephen II. Bowling 70 Annie M Cossey ~
Csrrnsnsyille, N. T.
FRVIEG-FRITZ-On Tuesday, April % 1t the Epsespo
Church Holy Communion the Rev. Francis y. Lsw
rencs Mr. Edward Eryns Ma Mary 4. Fnz oil VI ths
city.
Philadelphia papeu please copy.
GIBBoSs-BEARDsLEY-InN sngstuct. Conn, on Monday.
April H Frank Gibbons Miss Duck Beardsey both IL Tia
came place
sMITH-GRADY-On Monday evening May At the resdesse
brides parents by the Rev. Bremen, Mr. Edward
Smith 20 Aiss Am A. Grady. al ofths city.
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According to recent letters from Rome, the number
Of volunteers for the approaching conflict, or Holy
War; as it is called in Italy, is daily increasing and
they comprise persons of all classes, young mechanics
as well as young nOblemen. Awhoe family of PiStcla
including father and his two sons, have set out for
the approxmative seat of war in Sardinia and his only
daughter accompanies them to nurse those who may
be wounded.
curious correspondence is going on between
Spain and France on the subject of some Gothic
crowns which have been bought from the former
Government for the museum of Cluny, but which
ium out to have been only offerings to the virgin,
and not emblems of royalty.
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS-MAY s. Ia9-Befoss
Justices WELSH. KELLY and STEERS.

Daniel DafOn, SteaIiny iOur hens; Judgmeut sss.
pended Burke assault aud battery fined John Ryan
assault and battery fined go james smith, stealing pair Il
pants; Penenary months yais Anderson, stealing paws
PenieIaTy months William Gsntz stealing
PenitensIy months William Kennedy stealing CLOAK and
caps Penitensry months Cshane Hseket stealing oass
aud gloves Penitentisry mouths VIM n Mcclure stealing
wrough, House Of Refuge Thsmas WhAen stealing i've
merino cnssacks Penienary noaths David Kane assauk
and battery City Prison 80 days Patrick Doody ssssut and
battery Penitentary month Daniel Ecan assault and ~
terry City Prison month Michael Noonan, stealing csmos
skins Peieuiiay months Andrew Mooney stealing channels
skins Refuge. Tbomasfitzgerah stealing pair II
boots Pneniay months Herman kirdne stealing sit ss!
battery months John Martin, assault and bst
terry P.uteutiary month
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS.--MAr 2-Before Juaes
RUSSELL.

VItOfgt u. WdS bWOfH III d5 III HulIIIU0W
Grand Juror, this morning
Edward Henry char ged with receiving stolen ar
Than ksgying day from thieves named Fredesst
Yaw and George kohne and was charged that he know IL
fact the being stolen The thieves the pnS
pal witnesses him. from who.e story appeared thy
the shop Of George McDsBsh Nos 81 and 81 Res
where Of them poyed and stole 81 pounAs
types which they sold tn Henry for q pound
They the theater Defendant, through hkB
contended that he did know that the types had
the boys thsy
obtained them the When the officer entered aud
him The jury said he not guilty aud Hcnry
discharged There another indictment against him. which
was dismissed.
Two shopers sentenced TO the State Prison. Julia Fla
nell aud Ann Ryan for three They carried
lot pantaloons Bacon. Owen Smiths, In Chanbsrs
street the 9Th Of April Julia pleaded guilty and emphaa
cay the witness stand that Ann her eompaon
innocent who, nevertheless convicted by the jury aud
fenced. Both old offenders
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SUPREME CoURT-Ca,xsKss-May s-Befose Jug
INCRAaAs
Wild a. pinAa

~
Action upon a Promissory note. Defense: Insoaves6
dischsrse under the Twothird Plaintiff obeo~d ~
cEsge ~us not valid, by @ certain irregularities
Of the notices oredor and so in the oas.on u tia
Of Of the creditors from the list and tho u mdo
letter in lnsolvent's Verdict for Defendant.
The omission OF the miidr insovcnts doe
the procee5ngs The rcSusIiy IN.
creditors does effect Tn. prcecdlug eer
The axes the discharge evidence ii the
proceedings after the Judg obtains Jurisdiction rhst rs1
ton obtained BY the petition davts, &C. prrscnssd
hun when the order gnaly srAnted IL c-tfss
direct proceeding the pseedins The defesdsni
euti,c 10 judgement
GENERAL TERs-MAY 3-Befrrc judges ROOSEVELT, ksaA~
and Pshrr.
Adams agt. Suivan.-MOtion TO open order dismiss.
ing the appeal denied.
Campbell and Moody agt. Thomas Dobson.-JuSs-
affirmed. with costs
NOTES.-The -Supreme Court General Term hsYs
order directing that hereafter thirty b
placed each dsysSsndar the Circuit 0euer. T,s..
SPECIAL .fEgN-Be;ore idEe DAVIES
DgcIsIo$ oY CALENDAR CAUSES.
Joseph sanford ct al. agt. Noah Morris; Joha a.
Tarrsnt a. Vim. Rcynsrd. Joseph MsuLn a. q
Andrew ,. CSTpenter.-Judgn ent for plaintiff
Henry A. Thomas, &c, agt. Alfred Wagstaf.-He~
ferred TO Stephen CsYb.eens esq TO take acooant 60
In re petition or Abraham L. Earle to vacae asssss
acknowledgement declaring proceedings:
In re vacatng assessment for filling lots Forty
tnh street-Assessment and lien vacated.
H. petition oi Fletcher ct al to yacate asscsso1t
for paving Lexington avenue Assessment vacated
IN CHAAsEss-Before judge CLEsKs.
Alex. Mckenzie agt. Jane Mckenzie substituted fs
Henry l.. Westonl-Notion granted without costs.
Henry A. Mott, Receiver, &c, agt. John McNou -
al Motion denied with - costs.
Geo. T.. Byxbe agt. Robert G. Lawson, implc aied.
kcMoton granted payment Of so coats Of Msrh ts.
and $40 costs OF mosionS
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COURT CALFNDAR-Tars DAT.

c.IsnSar1"sos. l. g. n, to S. 81 to So ss s. S.
SuPREmE CoUKT-CIRcUT.-PART l.-Oyer end
Termer PART iI-Nos s4o 14g7 I2l 1910 57, 1901, 4II
1868 ls67 1895, 1891 4, 1857 1862 1873, $50, ls2 l2tl
SUPERIOR CoURT.-PART Mos. 49, 800, 3l5,
S62 s. PART HNos s, 1874 40 4s AS, al, 49, 49, -.
469 AZ, IA, 49, AL. 49, 49,
s5 CO. 2is CT, 73s, s1 sf. TIA, 800. 1000 s7s GA
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Aiycrtisere1t
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR THE TOILET.

Br,SETTs CocoAx for promoting he growth and preserving
n. bs.sty the human Hair Is very popular article
Ts Cooos-Su Oil ii permanently deodorized and held IN
com bn.on which peculiarly sdsps for the Toilet Il 10
unry.lrd in d.csey ard sreeatenes cooling In s Hstur-
and psss-, peculiar affinity FOX tie akin TIA, 1t readily
sbsorbed--IBOssen Irtnscrips-
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tAdyerisement.l
VALUABLE PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR.

prr.ume that nda On OF BURNETTs UOCOhINk
,up+rluou Probably article Of similar character hss
ever attained spread and favorable reputation IN the
same space OF ,r has th. compound OF Cocoa Nut OIL and
other desirable articles. The propeors have hundreds Of let
tiers in their esyns the efficacy OF tas prepare
ton but the weknown reputation Of the propretors su
Gent guaranty Of its quslityI Atlas and Bee
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The STRIKE AT THE NEw REsERvoIR.-The strike
at the new reservoir is proceeding very quietly but
few of the FIVE hundred men who have been III ~orK
there until Monday, are now IN the nelghborhoodi
many Of them have gone to Bergen, and nearly all the
rest are scattered in search of work. The two or
three score who are still hanging about the reservoir
say that they shall leave in search of better job as
soon as they get their last months pay. The
contractors have established the 10th of the
month as the regular pay day, but say
that they will pay off these men as soon
as thew can get their accounts made mp some time
this week They say also that only about 2oo oil the
men wanted TO strike. and that the rest CON-
PEELED to stop working by them. And they declare
that they can get plenty of laborers at dollar day
Misapprehensions on the part Of the workmen and
shrewd management on the part of the contractors
have engendered i'll feeling. The worknen
after having been paid every month through the Sum-
mer and Fall ddn understand it when they were
told on the LIST of January that they must wait TIL
February for the Decembers pay There were
stories among them of banks failing; but most of
them appear to think it was dodge to compel them
TO trade at Variety Store opened by the contractors
where they were allowed to take up articles TO the
amount of any balance due them They say that
they could buy as much with six shillngs in the City
az thew could with dollar at this store; that
thew maid as much there for a y pound loaf OF
bread as they did to the bakers for 81 pound
loaf tina. they got bad shoes there at big price,
and tina. unauthorized people were allowed to take
up articles in their One man told our reporter
Yesterday that articles were taken up IN ms name
| and he was obliged to allow for them, although he
| did not know who took them
The real reason why no money was paid 'o' '"o
months in the Winter that the contractors re-
ceived none According to the terms OF the contract
the payments the contractors are to be binon'aiy
in the Winter The rate of wages was W cents ia!
in November last 80 cents in December January and
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BROOKZ YIN ITEMS.

Tux NEw Coxxos Couscm.-This body is to be
called together Thursday night, when an orgsni-
zaiion will probably take place. The members who
absented themselves at the last meeting appear to
have come to an agreement as TO the candidates
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Dr. BELLY RYSDERs AGAIs.-Some time IN the
early part of April G. L. Walker attorney for plain
tiff received a notice of motion from Alanson Nash,
attorney for defendant to change the venue in this
action from the County of Weschester to the City and
County of New-York. The motion was founded on
afidavits that majority of the witnesses specifying
the same. resided in the City of New-York. 1t was
opposed by afidavs that the majority of witnesses
consisting of the surgeon who had the care OF the
plaintiffs hand, and number of persons who knew
the condition of the wound before and after the alleged
ill-treatment by the defendant resided in the
County of Westminster. On Monday afternoon the
motion was argued on behalf of the defendant by
Alanson Nash, and on the part of the plaintiff by
G.. w. Walker. The motion was denied, with Sio
costs.
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Srsprc1rn nr THIY1-On the 29th Of Apr nv

SJsFFtIED
Hippote Banca the hotel keeper was Informed that the trunk
Of Augusta his guests had been broken
on and dresses. ewey and money the value Of Sol carried
auay His suspicious fell upon Thomas Kenny lsbore EN-
Margaret Galley little girl niece VI the suspected man thar he
dresses answering to the description Of those stolen
which he removed her mothers house Saturday last
Upon this evidence Justice Qusckenbush e the accused for
examination.
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iAdvertisemen;-
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$50 TO IRRLAs

viii positively .ai os Galway via ST. Johns Tosossov MAY
Teis has made 70 ssnc and osH N
table, free Railroad Text % any par Q.
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A CARD.

To THE BysFvoLysr.-A new enterprise hss been
started by the Home for the Frendess to whcb pub
lie ate tion is earnestly solicited.
Among hundreds of worthy applicants for aid nom
the institution are many American widows, who are
dependent their needle for their support. Inc ~
PRODUCTION Of machinery has proved to them present
disadvantage, reducing their wages or deprVng them
wholly OF employment.
In view Of these and other considerations an appear
published in their behalf some of the city papers
soliciting aid in supplying some OF the most worthy
with machinery for which they should be allowed 10
pay by Hstalents the money when returnedto be IN
vested before FOR others equally needy ana deServ-
ing.
ceved sufficient enable the society to furnish hafa-
dozen Of the best machinery to support atheress tami-
lies. BIT the fund is exhausted, and cases OF the
most urgent need remain unsuppied.
Further donations may be sent TO Mrs. r. r. ZEN
field at the Home for the Friendless,' No. ~ East
Twenty -ninth-st.
LEGAL TEcHsIcALIrr.-Two boys, named Mi
hse Demott and Robert Callahan tried yesterday at
the Sessions charged with stealing pair OF boots On ther ar
ps paw. g. Simpson, pawn occ Their counsel Mr. Brec
% eIannao elected the fact that their confession
iasl, acquitted, with suitable edmonton by the Court
F.ru RUs.OyER CAsuALrY-Yesterday after
John Goodwin lad of while riding 90 cart
with another boy bis balance and accdeny fell to the pave
M inbe and the residence Of hi, parents 6S
Greenwich =. where he soon aferwsrd expired Coroner
injuries sccidenty received rendered by the jury
COMMUNICATIONS Abrams having attempt
10 bill the Mechanics Bank Of New
Haven crockery store the Bowery yesterday arrest.
and taken before Justice Connolly who committed him or
trial
WATCH SSArcHIsG.-A WilIamsburgher named
William Minor who going through Roosevelt to George
Ferry Monday night ostled by two men, one OF
h watch and the other pitched him into the
gutter Of the Fourth Ward Police who witnessed the
robbery both of the fellows They their names
as Thomas Farley Maurice QunAn. Justice Connolly
yesterday, committed them for trial
AFEMALE PiCKPOCKET.-OtficerF itzmaurice OF the
Second Precinct looked from the window Of omnibus and
woman pick sdys pocket the sidewalk he sprang down
and tried 10 stop lady, but she could hear and the
thief turned he put after her and arrested her after
chase Of several blocks recognizing her by the blue shawl
wallet pretty well filed with gold and other money was found in
her and the Office Of the Property Clerk who has
advertised the person robbed TO call and identity her property
A BAG FULL OF CLOTH-At an early hour Mon
day morning OConne of the First Precinct saw two
men CARVING ne supp bag Of Fearing that they
had pfenE he followed them into dram shop IN Pearl
street where he perceived that the bag was hed with pieces
beahed trped shng The were taken into custody
ard examination aud the property taken 10 the
Office Of the Property Clerk for identification
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S1ABBIsG AYYRAY.-Thomss Parlosg WA srrestsf
on Monday night for attempting TO take the HE o.
Bernard McCabe. The two were q. porter-house
taking friendly drink, when they SOs into dispute
which ended in Furlong stabbing his companion IN
the breast with dirk, inActing wound that may
prove mortal. The wounded man was taken home
to No. 125 East Twenty ninth street Wills his assa
ant was committed 20 prison.
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IAdyerisenrr-l
BURNETT's COCAINE,

The original ard only genuine preparation Of hs nae ans
featured BY Nes.r JOSEPH BUssETr Co., Boston For sale
BY T. 7. GELEs No. 81. Broadway.
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Advertisement.
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"Wednesday doubled the ordinary attractions BAR
SuMs MUSEUM THIS Evening the fatigng ever-sush
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CHILD BITTEN BY DoG-On Monday evening a
child Of Gideon Kempf residing IN Moore street. badly Bit
ten BY furious dok The dog belonged named Beck
living the house, who KEEPS him tied up but in such
that person could iD the yard without danger
him. The child, attempting tO pass him. seized by
the cheek cerated dreadful and Of bic
nearly destroyed The chds injEries weEesended BY Dr.
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TRyssEs SHOULDER BRACES, ELASTIC STOCK

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Tia SUICIDE MAxA.-Alexandsf Msche attempted
selfdestruction on Monday night, BY taking poison
He was found at the corner Of Pearl and Centre
streets, by Policeman, who th,k him to the New
York Hospital, where the requisite remedies were ad-
mustered. The man lived at No. $50 Elm street
A poor woman named Catherine Sullivan. residing
in Aban street, made similar attempt upon her life
about the same time, by taking large quantity Of
sugar of lead, Which she had purchased at the drug
store No. 1874 Greenwich street, but being seasonsby
removed to the New-Ydsk Hospital, the effects OF the
poison were neutralized.
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BRADYis GALLERIES,

A~snorTPEs AND DAGusRREorYPS&
NJ. SIS So 81 BruaasHy. hewYork and No So- Penn
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CuIIn RII1Es .RYADnG.-On N

IseUEsr.-COroner Smell held an inquest yesterday
of child who died at hoass in North ghh
Fifth, Of cow lsions.
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LAST WEEK OF THE SRAsoS.-Dr KENNEDY
viii be 81 his oes upds the Smithsonian Hoq.7, entrance on
Houston during the hrs; IL May AL hi patients who
are under treatment fo ScIu4h, satThegm Ey.ipeA Ring
sc.d Head Run ns Of the Ears Pmp. on ~ face
Fever liberated Sore Legs dsease Of the ssn are
call this aid rcins enough 70 complete
fna.rc
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CITY ITEMS.

METRoPoLnAs THEArER.-To-night is TO BE re-
presented for the last time the drama of " Charlotte
Corday," in which Miss Davenport gives her recita-
ton of the Marsellaise performance most thrilling
and effective