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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
DENSIONS, BOUNTIES, BACK PAY, WAX
4 CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
STEWART. STEVENS. CLARK L Co.,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUYsELORs AT Law,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington ID. &.

This firm having thorough knowledge of the Pension
Business and being familiar with tho practice In al the De-
paFmeuss of believe that they can afford greater
facilities to Pension. Bounty and Other claimants for the
prompt successful Of business ntrusted
them than any other firm in Washington They design to
OF this business will enable them to
the business for each claimant VERY CHEAPLf
aid on the basis OF our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR
SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this purpose they VIII
the services ola LAW FIRM In esch prominent local
y throughout the Staeshere such business may be had
furnish such with all tie nesary blank forms Of Application
and evidence and also requisite printed phet Instructions
and upon the hs execution Of the papers and transmission OF
Local Agents they will promptly
form the business here Their charges will be ~ IN
DOLLARS FOR OFFICERS and " FIVE DOLLARS
FOR PRiVATES for each PENSION, or BOUNTY AND
BACK PAY ob.ainrd ard ten cent amount Of
CLAIMS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR
INDEMNITY
~ Soldiers enlisted since the LIST day of March. 1861, in
any hind Of service, MILITARY OR NAVAL. who are dis
sbied by disease wounds entitled to pensions All
Soldiers who for two years. during the wal should II
Close will be entsd to poo Bounty. Widows OF
Soldiers who die killed entitled to Pensions and
the 100 Bounty there be widow then the minor chill
dren then the father mother brothers sisters entitled
A above JOSEPH B. STEWART,
A j. ST. VESS
EDWARD CLARK,
.. A. STEVENS
Ws,h!ngton, d. c.. 1869. W. Il. GAYLORD
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| r n meeting of the BOARD of DIRECTORS

A i meeting OF the BOAIlD Ol lIli.CCIO
N Of the NEW-JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, held the llth
day Of june 1919 DIVIDEND was declared on the PhE-
FERRED STOCK OF EIGHT PER CENT tor the year 1861,
and FOUR PER CENT for the SIX months ending MAY Sst
last payable demand the Transfer Once OF me company
No i08 Libertyst Tie annual interest tho Scrip OF the
Company will be due and payable July 1862 The Scrip
Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th inst TO that date
A. Ii FARLIN, Treasurer aud Secretary
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nROpOSALS FOR SOB. 900 " CENTRAL

PROPOSALS. FOX SJ'3,OU zen nal
III PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF ITO
sed proposals viii be received st the Conpoiers ONCE
until FRIDAY the ?7h day Of June 5tk az oc'oeA p ~
tho same d. pubcy opened FOR the ~ho. OF any pst
ofthe ,ntn OF THREE HUNDRED kNp Thirty hEEt
THOUSAND DOLLARS OF the " CGhIkAL fahh III,
PROV EMENT FUND STOCK" authorized by Chap 10 OF
Tho avs Of 1860 ard by Ordinance Of the Common Couu
eli approved by the Mayor April y, 1860
This wi bear n,eros a. the rate OF t per cent
per snnu payable quarter yearly and the principal NJ" be
redeemed nov. ], 1870 $1,000, -, go 4,
The nroposas will .tas the amount o! SOCK dored ana
the mice per hundred dollars thereof aud tue persons
who's. accepted will be required 60 deposit WIN
the Chambersin Of the City, within i'een day' sot o
opening of ths bds the awarded to them ro.eeuvty
ON pe,entirg the Comptroller the rec pts OF tho Them
bersin Tor suo deposits the parties will be- entitled to receive
for equal amount, OF the sauo vi the STOCK
bearing interest from the dates OF payment. .
Farh should be scaled and Endorsed Proposals
for Crntrs Park fund STOCK and incosed Ia
second nvelope, addressed TO the CouiPtfolrf 49, .
Tho right reserved reject AL OF the bids con
sdecd necessary 10 protect OF promote tho t-iests OF mo
city. hob hh'", |o"P'"'o''
City Of Esw.York. Department, Of tinsncc,
Complrolsfs Office May u. 1867
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING.
CLOSE OF THE SEASON
FIFTY CENTS c iMBlNATlON
BENEFIT OF b. ULMANN.
The entire Opera of -
IL TROyATORE.
BORCHARD, D'ANGR,
BRIGNOLI, AMODlO.
Also. from - -
TELEslR DAAfORE, BY MADAME HERMANN.
aid entertainments from other Operas.
Grand Concert by the -
GREAT PIANIST, GOTTsCHALK
NJ. HERMANN
will make bis farewell in America previous - an
departure for Europe. and Will give
GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.
Mr. Hermann will on this evening redeem his
PROMISE TO THE PUBLIC,
snd give explsns ion OF
THE CELEBRATED RING TRICK.
fully showing how IS done 10 the middle Of the audsooe
Admission to the whole, 80 cents
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On BOND and MORTGAGE.-S20,00 900 in
" hand belonging estate and 6o goo $40 900 ex-
pecied soon offered Ia several strictly rst
elias. security Applications OF this character from principals
will be considered II addressed TX, Box No 1883 L, o."
N. B.-Shoud extraordinary security be offered part
might be loaned at b per cent.
$1,000 Mosrd joan iS on one soSp ..1 n9d
~ a. on city property X. GLOVER No Annst
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Apply 20 our associates IN -
New York. RICHARD c. ELLIOTT,
Attorney and Counselor, No. 90 Nasssu.st.
Brooklyn. ......JOSEPH M. PRAY,
Attorney and Counselor, No 3i9 Fuiton-st.
Pot.ville, PAWN. X. SMITH Attorney and Counselor
New. Haven. :. .SILhS A. BRADLEY,
Attorney aud Counseor, No Streets Building.
Hartford .......C. &. SuU LTAS.
Attorney and Counselor, No. Hurgerfords Block.
AlbsuY.......WM Il. HARRIS,
Attorney aud Counselor No. 81 State st.
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GnanfiaI.

BOSTON, June l6, fSb2
n DAY twas
Potsd That dividend Of Three Dollars per share be- and
the same hereby declared payable the LIST day Of July
nett holders o. stock at the close of business 18th
inst Payment Be made stockholders residing Mchi
gan and registered Ct Boston, at the Office Of the General Re-
ceiyer In Detroit holder. OF stock gered In the CITY OF
New YORK AZ the office Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pauy said city aud all others at the tce of the TEesu
rer in tho City Of Boston.
Voted That the Transfer BOokSpf the Company DO closed
''oN' 'N' A''N 1"'' ''' ISAAC LIyFRMORE Treasurer
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i AURA KEENEs THEATER.
IL BRILLIANT SUCCESS
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
In her grea. original character Of -
FAkCHON. THE CRICKET,
received rightly with immense applause and crowded houses
EVERY EVENING
viii be performed the besutiful Dnma %
FASCHON, THE CRICKET
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
supported by fall aud talented Company.
fSyNOTiCE-CHANGE or TIME.-Doors open n ~
O'Clock; commence minutes before Gto neet ths
wishes many ladies and genensn who reside out or the
CITY; the performance will end ri l0i o'clock.
Hiss MAGGIE MITCHELDs FIRST BENEFIT
Ia her native city khdsy Evening next when most -
tractye bill win be presented.
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NXALLACK's.
w Entrance. Broadway and l3thst Doors open a T.
Be- gins AZ O'Clock. - $1,000.
Fun AND FROLIC.
TONIGHT "Wednesday June ie,
THE IRISH LION,
To DO followed by , -
TffE YOUNG ACTRESS
Mrs FLORENCE IN i've different oharsetsn
TO conclude with the augh liable Local Farce,
THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER
Thsater out By lQi.
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NNoN' cR i3S SakSdr G q M9siS.
Corner OF Gth-ay. aud lith--t.
RICH AND VARIED ENTERTAINMENT
THREE D tSS n1t EMBELLISHMENTS il ONE.
o oSh SGs psSt h. H P.ao9 Mac By
Mile. CARLOTrA PATTI
Mad STRAKOSH. sigs sBRiGLlA, ARDAVANL
Director...,Sig. DEBREuiL.
Musical Conductor. THOMAS BAKER
NEW oR SRsS' rS 'HS:s'i wha rANrAslE
composed expressly f the CsSSse G,Ide9s y TH0ns az
Magnificent Ballet Performance by
Mile CAROLINE THELEUR, Nile. HELENE.
Sipor XlMINEs, HERR WEITHOFF
and superb foT Rr fGpff ' GAa6 5 ''A
PROMENADE CONCERT MUSIC ;.I PAY sad EyESISo.
Grand EoUEsrRIAN PERFORMANCES
in THE GARDENS AND PALACE.
COM FoOTE and COL SMALL,
the most perer1y Is MIN ;i3 oE TIE I S 70;
will hold their int resting Levees
New Features daily, aud
CONSTANT CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
To Garden Pssee. Pavilion Sc..'...''.is cent. su1y'
Children in the afternoon cen" GUY.
~ MISS CAROLINE RICHINGs.
AS sNORAiA.
MISS CAROLINE KIcHINGs
viii '''s 0A't MISS IS CAROLINE RIcHISGs
IA THE STREN. -
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
June 10th, l7th and 18Th,
The grand Druidicsi Scene from
NORMA
To be followed by the splendid Operate Romsaceos
TILE SiRES.
IN which
MR. Z. L. DAVENPORT
MIR T. RICHlNGS.
Mr. JOHN GILBERT.
., MR. L. r. SHEwELL,
~ MISS CAROLINE RICHlNGS
will sustain the principal chaTacters
Admiration 50 cents; Secured Seats IS sy Ciroa
l
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Tie entire Orchestra Of tho
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Programme IN future announcements
Tickets 70 all parts OF the house For sale at the Ii
brary and Down Town Office Office of the Sanitary Commis-
SION No 498 Broadway; Brentsno's, No. G36 Broed~sys
Brewer No Broa3way Shells Nassau st. the book
and music stores snd the principal hotels.
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GEORGE CHRISTYs MINSTRELS
" VIII Open their
NEW HALL OF MlNSTREISN,
No 5s5 broadway, opposite metropolitan Hotel,
On MONDAY, Jun, ~
Th. Hall has been entirely Renoyssd and Enoelhsno0.
III, hes, Quartet and Instrumental Company Ia ths ost
Tn. Coolies, and Most Comfortable House IN the City
Admission, p cents.
Doors open at O'Clock; 20 commence ats
WILL CLOSE. r,o~
w m. a-,b ANIMAL, EXHIBITION Of the NATION
AL ACADEMY Of DESIGN will close for the sosos ~
MONDAY the sd inst. at 10 y. Galleries open e'"S
| from a. M. to 10 .. IN.
| Admssion rs cents Cs.eloaps ID cents
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

JlIANOND, OLD GOLD AND S1LvER.-LADIES OR
IL senoncn having old Gold Silver or Diamonds to SELL
by ,oinp LOUIS ANRICH rs Broadway under the New
Yclk hotel an sell better Than at any other place in tn
CITY tie off 20 ray the highest price-twenty pcr cent
more than oher person, and pays IN city money with
all being comp led ~ take any other goods ia exchange
W.ir tniber ~ Broadway
trSGLIsu cuROSONErER WATCH AND LONDON
~ rWr nFs fur Ndla. The Watch H. ud 9f
it.. iuallt, nid casf so Rite e nndntn slic end
nlY " gis Is fhe pynvr vii sci neap Cor cash. rpn .
III. ai 80 Ni'iam street
f.Ea ,Irfps. ..-wAvrED 10 hxCIANGE Az EN.
III .r.N ptett tNfr watch sieef hhtans ease, .tr
f r. cries ~ Af trtlc prisra and taiCa ~ .aVF
., p.iLss Address ". A.. a. Herala Vsle
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
THE REEELLYOH-

THE WAR AND THE DRAFT
THE WOUNDED AND THE DEAD.
THE NEW YORK GENERAL ms JRANCE OFFicE
No. 30 Broadway, room 7.
nsures aqanst 10 per cent the amount m
sured ~ against being either k led or wounded IN ta
present war in So0 TO $500 Circulars sa.in
full particulars given by applying at tue oce or sent hy
mail Agents wanted III every State.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
HOUsNs. ROOMS. co., TO LET.

A T sl9 FOURTH AyENUE-McKI3BINd a DAY OFFER
"A to lei Dw.iilnge in cond avenue 500 $500 5000
Fourth avenue $o0 Seventh avenue $3.50; Greenwich
nue. furnished 500 and board tor one East Fourteenth
street, 500; West Sixteenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

DART or A HOUSE TO LET-THE SECOND OR THIRD
J. oor Of House 7s7 Second avenue near Forty ninth
Al the modern improvements and first class brown
sione dwelling
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

Any PERSON HAyINd TWO LINE OFFICERS
a swords sashes and belts ittle used) dispose
nd purchaser by addressing Immediately Infantry No 81
Firth avenue.
rRoNsIpEs REGrMENT-roR NINE MoNTHs.-CoM.
nany IA SS5 extra bounty. Recruiting encs No $40
To"''n '"'s' Captain DAVID D. TERRY
MINE MONTHS MEN, ATTENTION ,-REcRuIrs
Al a Fulton street. BROOKLYN; 163 Broadway and 81
% N " Company q, IroDsides regiment
~ ~ GEO. Y. HOWE Captain.
WM. =. WEST, First Lieutenant.
r,upsTIrUTES MANIFESTATION OR MORE
stanc healthy wanet 10 40 as substitutes for
- ans who has been drafted. They 10 SO into
In ny n,ne months and IN addition to regular pAy wi be
maid two do'rs each a. soon ~ accented Inquire
~ XII an south Ill set this morning, ~ Va O'Clock.
,,u pparyrNT .scoTcHMBS FOR TIE UNION
~ re, rits wan lew npie nodied shd ies.ciaOie
,,, IAN oln aud a f't sSha 90 m' q hh ~ ~.
s srs;, ~ ~ ths hns Old rc4Wrnt II ~ wan " tht
s,ee w an. with nt veterans eis' = We ssinl sn'e1y'
,n,b r.gi,nrrt Highlander, New YORK NnNni,Nts. e..
.,mi,s otnces Mcfer Ho turnc 81 Efe1me az dtfeer
sirets Tent in Vily Hall rsk, opposite Iampany Hath
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
WATCHES, JEwELRY. DC.

oe- NORWOOD GrPsEY.-Now Is YOUR TIME
COD. Those who wish 10 THIS gifted lady must cal
nn 3GS SAh avenue first nOor 'front.' 70 and 30 eents
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

T,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR GOOD AVAILABLE
property in the upper part OF this city Brooklyn
desirable and handsome Coansry Residence situated in one
containing 10 OF land in order
Guiding large and well shaded courtyard and garden
fruit Of the best quality situated about 50 miles from New
York. line Of railroad and convenient to station. Price
5000 Address A. B.. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

NJ B.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Madam PKEWSTEk (who has removed 10 No. SSs5<
Broadway Eighteenth the picture soreJ,
be consulted with entire She has
no equal she tells OF future wife husband
also Of her visitor II you wish truth give her cali
u,HE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
i accomplished Madame BYRON. from Paris, who
the strictest confidence oil affairs OF nfe
restores unfahful husbands; has
you beloved by hearts idol and brings together
those long Ladies' 70 cens Residence Third
avenue, above Twelfth street
WHO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE
w GO We, and all, 10 Miss WELLINGTON. the
renowned English prophecies universally acknowledged
OF all asroogss who 70 secure TO those
who consult her health wealth and happiness and warrants
mpart to them information OF tie utmost importance
relative toawsults ourney absent friends love courhip
hidden reasurcs enemies and toubes-in fact
all affairs in HE Brave soldiers, earn your doom Of
glory, life or DEATH II you seek your ows prosperity and
fecfy you'll not delay to visit address py letter this
highly gifted and beautiful young lady, lOl Sixth
opposite Eighth street Miss W. is the only person In this
city who has the Roman and Arabian taismans for
love- good luck, aud business aairswaranted for life,
Lucky numbers gven also highly respectable city refe
Drunkenness cured and unfafu wives and hus
band reclaimed
OeS NORWOOD GrPsEY.-Now Is YOUR TIME.
sDUD Those who wish ths gifted lady must cal
soon S65 Sixth avenue first nDor front 70 aud 10
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

HOTEL AND LODGING HOUSE TO LEASE AT HALF
IL former reLt75 roons modern built. OF the great
thoroughiares down town. pecnt party The
will aid literally furnishing Address Builder Herald
Office
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

TJALF OF FIRST CLASS STREET HOUSE TO LET
to small family OF adults. Rent moderate to the right
ariy Can I've seen until rented Apply at u West Forty
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
an ELEGANT BLOCK OF sIxTERN BRICK COT

q n ELEHANT BLOCK OF SIXTEEN BRICK COT
tages, now finishing on Sixty ninth street, west Of
BROADWAY opposite the magnificent of j. H. Taman,
Esq superior 70 ANYTHING heretofore erected in New YORK
did garden carriage house, &C. contain range and cold
water gas bath &c, built entirely by days work lands
high and beautiful possessing all the attractions OF city and
country combined within blocks of Central Park and
Eighth Avenue Railroad, for sale most accommodating
terms Apply the premises, r. II. CUDLIPP. LII
nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

TNOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR LEASE-THAT LARGE
IT Hotxone mile this side of Bergen Point the plank
road The 71 feet 'front.' ~ stories high containing
large horse sheds barn. shooting gallery and all necessary
apply BARNY McANALLY, IS Montgomery street. Jersey
City, PETER II. DODGE, McComb's DAM Harlem.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

A LARGE FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOP FURNISHED
IA House TO rent, on West Twentieth street. in splendid
order and furnished thoroughly from 10 bottom w be
rented only TO responsible priv tenant Si25
month For card Of admission apply TO j. r. EDN
217 West Twenty third
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PART OF FIVE
n story brown stone House TO let, occupied BY three
adults location first class references
exchanged Apply 62 Wesi fortysecond street. between
Broadway and Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
FOR SALE.

FINELY FITTED AND FURNISHED DOWN TOWN
IN Eating saloon centrally located and most perfectly
arranged doing hrst class rade $1,000 S40 cash down.
n % RICHARDSON A Co 81 and "a Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

ACT 1.-THE LA ROCHE BERNARD.
The Abode of Innoc cence-rhe Wicked One
ACT If-PAkfs.
The Abode of Peasure-A Aarisr TO Deception.
ACT III-rARIS
The Abode of Stntagem-Tne Duel-Thc Lettcr-The ke-
conciliation-The Bani5hinent.
To conclude with the buret;a,
THE COLLEEN BAWN SETTLED AT LAST.
Seats n be advance.
Due notice will be gwen Of the representation OF ths
great comedy OF -
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

A SMALL BUT VERY NEAT THREE STORY HIGH
~ soop House TO rent West Twenty street. has
the modern conveuiences; gas &C.; La tine
order $3.50 from November till May l.
JAS. X. EDWARDS. 277 West Twenty third street
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

A PRETTY COTTAGE IN BROOKLYN TO LET-Two
IA story, atti and basement ~ by So LOT 70 by ltS jul
piazza front and large grape and water 2S
ay street. walk from all and Fu
ferries Rent $50 month Inquire OF GEO. Il. GRAN
MISS, 81 Nassau ST., N. Y
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

NOTICE.
THE OLD COMEDIES,
or which numbers remain 10 b. given.
Never vet acted In this theatre, and
NEW PLAYS 49,
will occasionally be produced with the utmost care end oe
raj expenditure. :. o..
Park. Bucheor Of Arts, Henrete The Belle osrhsaes
Jealous Wife Speed Plough, The Way 10 Ge Marri
Lady Lyons The Road RUM the School fos bean
dal Money. Love and Money.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

E,URNISHED HOUSE TO LET, IN TwENTY.FIRsT
street, between Fifth an sixth avenues with grand
pianoforte house elegantly fitted with all modern
provements to be let to private family only; brown
iont high soop but ret class tenants need apply.
Address box 62 Post office, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

GERMAN OPERA HOUSE, 4S3 BROADWAY CORNER
" o.Broome srcet.-Direcor, Carl Ansshn1 @ y ednes.
Oct 22 first time In America JEAN DE PARIS connie
opera, in three acsswh ballet BY Bocdieu Princess
OF Navarro, Mad Johannsen Olivier Mad Rotter an de
Paris Vunt Senescha Herr Graft. Pedrgo, Nj. Eron-
feld LorexSa Clemens In the thiia Fs de
Deux BY Mile Theleur NJ Wiethof Admission:-Boses
IS and $6 Orchestra and reserved seats cents psr1uss
first tier 90 second tier, rs cents SEATS 10
the office from pa NJ I'LL O'Clock r. N. Doors
open z; 10 commence at 3 o'clock
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM,
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
IMMENSE CROWDS.
INTE NsE EXCITEMENT.
SECOND WEEK or
BOURCICAULTS GREAT DRAMA,
PAUyRETrE OR, UNDER THE SNOW,
which received last week with
THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE.
It will be produced
The beautiful coored Tropical Fish continue To be the ad
mration everybody, and with Sacred Bun and Cow
OF the Hndoos living Monster Snakes living Happy ta,ay.
Wax Figures million other Cufioscs, to oe seen
ut all hours.
Admission rs cents. Children under ten, 10 cents
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

DoOMS AND BEDROOMS ON SECOND OR THIRI
IL oor to lett private family pleasant location prices IN
accordance with the times References exchanged Ca al
III West Twenty between Seventh and Eighth
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

HOx's OLD BOwERY THEATRE
SIXTH WEEK or MIR. g. L. FOX,
The American Comedian and Pantomimist.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Oct ~ and IL,
SEVEN CASTLES OF TIE PASSIONS,
scenery, dresses, new deco ations
Brittany. u.
satan Harry Langdon Raymond. g. w Thorrrson
Regaette... Miss Fanny Herring Sahanie, Miss Densi
THE SCHOOLMASTER.
Master Bobby. the Mis,hievous Schooboy Mr. O. l. Fnx
Dr. Noddy. &c. X. Fox Annette. Miss Louisa own
TILE klEUHA
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FEQr the Iptalussuser.
lfGssPRREEEhIiEt G SGsEIsIFiE I,BfSSsS ,BBfSSsSSElPED SSs8l9P TO
Il l.sT M .ssltsp.

az LADY, PalESp.
Robert my WorshIPsl leyer
W.T. Mhy don't yo9 m como back to me;
on the dark and stormy sea.
am sitting alone this syssinr.
{ sThinkiBs stiufhlnkinE of tiiee,
am i!gtI yoli pEopatSeti when leaving,
fon would eyer prove true TO me
And do yoa remember the nieb,
I When YOU drew me to yOnfS side
Ard there in the pale moonlight
Asked me TO be your bride
And how laid my hand In your own
- Aud nestled close to your breast
And YOn, in your lover like tone
( Whispered how sou were blessed
A5l thsgsas e, We stool In the moonlight
g.. n 1,SR.s,, ION with your your arms aFehd me
u the spell that moment bound mo.
And Rebsrt, tlp yan Eprkpt
%, I9RinR Isst lsoa now. 0ut psss e.
q III na2 3'ss eiia ils.s4 assSS fSSSs RSs thlPF
e. g J !! T9n4sE. hos yo9 eeull leYe,
eqeh a nd1fieap girl a. srae.s so
Ansl-il1W 1 i1ls,l TO tsSSS9y6u
4h9uElI q lBVetl you an tho while
AndhoW vowed to release you
sH9 IN a way that made yoa, srhila,
~ Bat tltou y6u took It oSooly' Eea
aud psyer got RiiSCy at me 81
Iknew you loved nae ftuIy
~ And no l0ngsr wished 70 DO free,
And s when you drew mo again to your heart
And called me yOur Owti dear girl
ssTHo tears Wohlf unbiadeu start
sna my my brain was all In yvhirl. 3
FGE ! know never deserved
such devoted lore from yfu
And daily grew inofe reserved
Ehongh the reason you never knew.
Bnt ROlartl I am a 7HomRti now
ana my heart is Btilt the same
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- must ever ieel sorrow, for that man.
sWlio has falleu.shlrt OF aI8e peFfert fulfill
msnt OF The largest manhood. Not a man
OF great convictions, not man Of uniyer-
yersal Sympstnies! not man St grand
lmpefaonal phlIanthropy, he bud been lruB
70 ,hts lqstiuctl and his prejqdices, and in
pelng tEPe 70 themS he bad not been true
10 his c91ntry. Not \ deliberate truftot,
yet Hqt adisinterested com prehensive pas
igoti herefoFe notN man to be trusted ia
ths ehlghest cpupcil of tue uAtion in its
tlEg9Sllil-l!9nS "! Of peril 9ad sorEow. Bis g.
Gl9, nal words were addressed TO tie peopleUf
~ lana;-.'l '1m tn 5e'e1telled' from1the
senate OF the United tStites, not for, the
epnFge brought against me, but for my
Poi!EleSal Pi!'lS 9ateeele9ts, !" Saying this he
sstIstea ,lt:.ss up ms lmpsrs aud portfolio, and
" vsS!Nea a! away from the seatot high tTpst
which hs5had held by 7the viii of a Sloyai
s.sLss ~. t9r seventeen years. -
men AF. AcQopgall jumped up for the
81 5lraet 70 qeSl9ens t1at t'we had we'll
i0ss opr tltl,-aa az SsnAte.''s5 a
would be ~ st e4ptatt-
1En many iQt itlie ieeuA tors were to
follow BE Es, example. e Next TO treason, q
snonlq tulak that hahtlnAl itippling Woulh
anilt a 5Inah to DE a1ysise aud safe counseIgi
ilor III the thomentous afairs OfsthHiUHtiop,
atreaqYg Judge Harris Of New Yprk had
salq; athat = ne would allow no man, no
oouy OF men. 70 interfere betweeh his CON
science aud his G0d." dc should Voto for
Mr.. Bright. AR. Ten Eyclc of New J ersey
npW .,s arose ana lln sl9Y, solemn voice, said,
snat q he 9sd been told that his grave was
uus' ne oniy asked those WHO dug tito
put tl. a. stone at ms head bearing the In
t!Oh' ne' 9Nreu 10 DO rlght. BE
9HSAA45 support H4.Er PElghtt Senator Cow