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RELIEF N TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's
PULMON1C WAFERSI

The NEST certain and speedy remedy ever discovs
cred for all Diseases OF the Throat aud Lungs,
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bron-
ohItis, influenza, HoArseness, difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat, NC &C.
70 Vocalsts aud Public Speaker these Waiers
are peculiarly valuable; they vii in one day re-
move the most severe occasional hoarsenees and
their regular for few days will, at all tiInes
increase the power aud fexibity Of the voice,
greatly improving its tone, compass and cleaIaess,
for which purpose they are regularly used by many
professional vocalists.
Price % cents per box.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. x.
For sale by Pond & Morse. febS:day3pa
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The 10Th Maine Regime at mustered
..ut of seryice---E Important news
from Rebel sources.

IN. O.
The 10th Maine regiment has arrived
here. having been mustered out Of the SER
vice,
Richmond papers of Yesterday contain
the following:
Okolona Anr,l %.
Onr cavalry ENGAGED the enemy ve,ter-
dav at BIRMINGHAM, The FIGHT lasted two
hours and a half
The enemy erecomnletelv routed. with
fifteen killed and a large number wounded.
o. halch OF the -otn iowa was seen
70 '"'' I'ou' MS ho'se' VIII" '"u 'n'o Jul
INES anu WAS c"PIu'oI'
our Toss was one @lIIe' su' twenty
"ou nue. ..,... 50 ,,,.,l., ,.,,..,.,,,4
ne oe'''"'''0u '' d 0''os0 P's'e'''9"
pursuit r.... ,,,.a o.
o' I'''''' 80 y P''. -1 a..
=, "SsenS''S oJ l'a'" IeIo'' 'u1. ecu
bouse ""Nee '0'ce' one ''l'u5" i, lug ~,
nave a''S"I s5, zen ',,'0, "9'u l'',' US
Iu'"o l No', ilo'l Is u5''.','7 gnu
.......l ,..,o,
The sloo, Faala jsdno with ,arton and
tob4nro. outward hound WAS dpac6eI and
fired in Warsaw Souua On i thursday night,
to prevent her capture by the bloekaders,
The crew are sale.
In'Iahoma, April p.
Further lTlce5 from Ac4lmnv'i'e rep
resent that the en my oestroye- several
bridges bwoi the cotton factory, the de
pot buildings one engine am three cars,
! ana then relreaJ'd toward Murlreeshoro
/ SECOND DISPATCH.
7,.u,t.. ,..13t
FL, ,i -, f,. .,,a, ,d p1' =, ,be
/ 'u@ VIZ ,, ''-o"S 's' ''7' oo'> 10 Tue
front ''o'e 10 l'o '''o' ''''9''' '''7' ''' 'l'
P", 1 ! VI , .',y o"S , j.; ,, ,l o,f
a, oo' ''''lS are /" 500" aP''''' "''' 'o'''
oeI,' ,
1t Is NOT ogl'e'eo ln@' 'oe i"oNeeS VIII
0''9 5 10 "O''9 49,, q,.,.....-,,: ..a.,. $40.
1Na f iIon ''sI 80 TI Quay ''" 90
'na' t'ee tT T 'ile''. ., u a'INeeS ,'J az,
E"uc'ns' Ai'Ty WI" oo ,'ei0 IA 'i'00N y.
Col' hooy VITA MS cavalry
THIRD DISPATCH.
Tnnaboma Anril 25.
The enemy are falling hack All i
,rar
u, o-,.. ,
he Enquirer OIL the - In INST mas u
following
Inc enemy nave occupied Tue Count
OF faqueT IN large IorIe, II = reP or,
from tWe'I[ to t93lrIy thousand ne,
are saiG TO nave u'leeu thousand 4hlanlr,
ana ei9ht thousand thousand cavalry
lhelf lotantFy camp was at last "C
counts counts on the orange &c ana Alexander Il
Ia nal .3: ,'eIo| tho " SlFen'on 1qno'lol
Sn,n 'nJ,' cavalry P'oNe' on Tue haPpa
'''1 u " no,,,..o1 that Ill c ,
I A.. - ~, 'eo Sli%l 9lilaI force OF IN
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MONEY MATTERS.

There was a large aud excited speculative BUSH
ness done on the Stock Exchange oa Monday at
advancing prices Gold Coin fell off l-2 per
cent in the afternoon compared with the price
Of Saturday night, closing a fraction under | 0.
Money is easy at per cent. The Treasury re-
celved g, j0JOHO of whic over one.half was for
the 20 year per cent. Stock by emerson OF
currency at pat.
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NITH-sMITH- AT the Baptist parsonage in
PittsfoTd. ", On the 2sth inst, by Rev. j. II.
Wood Mr.. Jupsos J. ninth, and Miss HATTIE
A. SMITH, both Of pittsford.
SrEleON- WARDEN Ludlow, on the d
inst, by Rev. Ira Pearson, Mr.. ISAAC W. srsTsoN
OF Oolerain, Mass, and MISS MELISSA wARpxS
OF Marlbor ,.
CRAPO-- PARKER In Rutland April %. BY
II. @. Clark, Esq, Mr.. JoHS Caro- OF shrtws-
bury, and Miss hAeHPARKKER, of Rutland.
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II is supposed by some that the Prince of Wales
visited this country in part to OBTAIN package Of
Herrck Aliens Gold Ne ial Saleratus. whether
be did or not, IL would do honor to the Queens
table to have as nice light biscuit that article
always makes. If any one has anv doubts on that
subject. go to your Grocer and get paper imme-
diateiy, and find of truth that there Is nothing
like it. Everybody sells it,.
For sale by. Chester Kingsley, at the Old Red
Store, Ratland
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The Baltimore & Ohio RAILROAD
safe,
Baltimore, April %.

q Baltimore, April Is.
]. The Baltimore and Ohio road can be
Regarded as entirely safe.
q No property was taken in the recent
rebel raid, nor was any Of the road injured
Except single bridge near Oakland,
Inch was slightly damaged, and which is
nov repaired and will be ready for the
Usage of the regular trains tomorrow
morning.
B. hrougl trains both east and west will
zen be resumed, on the entire length of
Large government forces have been
ovGd to all important points on the river,
men guarantee ample and permanent
Protection.
he delay of the promptest regular
orKlng of the road will not exceed "a
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New York, April q.
The Prize steamer st. John, from Port
Royal the 23d inst, arrived this evening.
She was captured on the LIST instant, by
the steamer Stettin, off Cape Roman. She
is bound to Boston, and will proceed there
after coaling.
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DE ATH 4.

GOODRICH In the hospital Moscow, Term.
March 6th, OF pneumonia fever, WIN. HENRY
6ooDRIeH, of Co. X, SD Wisconsin regi nent,
son Of Mason Goodrich formerly OF West Rutland,
aged 20 years.
TAYLOR In Andover, Vt, April Este, 1868,
Mrs. LINDA TAYLOR, agsd IS Yeas, IL months and
IL days.
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Among the mauy restoratives which nature has
supplied to relieve the an ctions of humanity, there
is no more favorite one for certain class of diseA
ses than the medicinal gum ofthe Wild Cherry
Tree; but however valuable itis,its power to heal,
to soothe to relieve and to cure, is enhanced ten
fold by scientific and judicious combination with
other ingredients, in themselves of equal WORTH
This happy mingling exists in that
Combination and form indeed -
OF medicine known as
DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER .
RY.
Whose value in curing Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chtt's, IVhooping Cough, Group, Asthma, Pt.lmo-
nary Affection and Inciptent Consumption, is ines
timabie,
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The r.s, that God hath Chosen.
ny sEy. ions PISRroST.

ny REV. JOhs FihhoNi'
Hymn for NE National Fast, Ap'I so, 1868,
"Itis such fast that l have ehosen--a day for
a man TO atiot hts soul TO bow down his mead
like eulrush, and TO spread saokeolh and ashes
under nm Is not this the fast that have eho-
sen TO loose the bonds Of wlokedness, TO undo the
heavy burdens, to let the oppressed go free, and
that ye break every yoke J" Isaiah, wi S,
In deep humility
WoTshiplng only Thee,
PROSTATE We fall,
And while Thy name We bless,
And own Thy righteousness,
Lord, IN our sore dlstres,
On Thee We call
Our great sin We bemoan-
Our fathers and our own;
We cloak no more
The hundred years of wrong
We've nursed and made so strong;
The sin we've loved so long
We now deplore.
As sovereign on Thy throne
Vengeance sits not alone
10 scourge our land
Mercy comes nearer Thee,
And on heI Bonded knee,
Holds back, with her strong plea,
Thy Christening uand.
Beneath the tempest's tread,
Ihe bulrush blows its head
But when be blast
That hum oled It is DER,
1t hits itself once more
As proudly as before
lhe storm DER past.
So be il not with us
But, while we bow down thus
Beneath Thy irown,
Let us, with penance meet,
Lie Owly at Thy feet,
And meier the sin repeat
That brought US down.
Washington, d. c., April 5, 1858.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Boston

"A Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
United States is centrally located and easv OF
access from all the routes of travel. Iteonsns all
the modern improvements, and every convenience
for the comfort an accommodation of the TRAVELLING
public The sleeping rooms are large and well
ventilated; the suites Of rooms are well arraged.
and completely furnished for FAMILIES and large
travelling parties, and the house will continue 10
be kept ss first class hotel in every respect
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Boston, Jan. 1868, s:vly inside
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All Quiet About Suffolk.

Washington, April q.
The latest intelligence received here is
up to Yesterday noon, when all was quiet
on the Nansemoud, above and below Suf-
folk.
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TO CoNsuMPTIYEs.

The advertiser having been restored TO health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affect on, and that dread disc Use, Consumption
ANXIOUS to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means OF cure.
To all who desire H. he will send a eory of tho
prescription used Gree OF ohars' }, with the drcc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for Consumpt on, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, sc. The only object of,he advsr-
tiscr in sending the presc,ipuo is to benefit tho
afflicted, and spread information which no con-
oeives to he invaluable and he hopes every suffer
or will try his remedy, a. u will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
S;w3m William burg Kings county. N. Y.
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEX
Es.-A reverend gentlemen having bsen restored
to health in a few days, after under goiug all the
usual routine and irregular expensive modes Of
treatment, without success consider IL his sacred
duty 20 communicates 10 his afflicted creatures IL Q
means of cure. Hence, on thu receipt of an sp-
dressed envelope, he will send tfree) copy of the
prescription used. Direct to DIR. JOHN NJ.
DAGNALL, 1853 Fulton Street, NV. 4wtf
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"A French paper relates that the
Count de -, gentleman of 60 years,
fell deeply in love with young Miss Just
turned II He offered himself in this
WISE: Mademoiselle ] am old, YOU are
young-will Won do me the honor to be-
come nv widow ?"
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Murder.

Toledo, April q,
A. Brown yesterday murdered his
brothers wife and two children, five miles
east Of this city.
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MoBE RUNNING BY VIcEsBURG. -
The President on Sunday received dis
patch from Admiral Porter, announcing
that still another lot of twelve transports
and SIX Jarges had got safely by the bat
teries. The new iron clad gun boat Choc-
taw has just joined the fleet above Vicks-
bug,
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PoLIrrc4L. - The Union Leagues
throughout the loyal States have called a
National Convention of the Leagues, to be
held in lleyelaod, Ohio, on the 10th of
May next, This convention will consist
of delegates from every Congressional dis
triGt.
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Philadelphia. April %.

The prize schooner Cline. of Nassau,
went ashore on Lewis beach, near the
the breakwater Saturday night, and went
to pieces.
Ali hands were saved.
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The Charleston Courier of the Sd an
nounces its probable suspension for want
of paper.
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The Worning Star Captured by tho
A,apams and Nel-ased on giving

ho"d f"r so0,OOO. sS
New York, April %,
The bark Gen, Cobb, from Palermo, re-
ports on the Sta il ST., in lat. $40, Ion.
1915, was boarded by boat from the
ship Morning Star, of Boston from Calcut-
Ia fer London, who reports that she had
been captured by the Alabama in lat. 2
minutes north, and released after giving
bonds to the amount of 100000.
The brig Ocean Pearl from Ponce re-
ports tina. the Alabama arrived of that
"arhor on the evening Of April 7th, and
sent tae schooner Tender into port for
powder and coat. She was supplied by
the Spanish authorities and sailed the
same night.
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REBEL FINANcEs.-Mr. Memmmger
few days ago sent a communication to the
rebel Congress, in which he informs that
body that the esumated expenses of car
rying on the rebellion for the six months
ending December l, 1868, the last six
months of the present year, will be, ac-
cording 10 prices ruling in the South, fifty
millions of dollars per month.
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nm. Of fhe Stss fasAIP Angl0-Slxon
,od n great member of psssseng rs.
St. Johns, N. r April q. }
d.. II.,al A ,,,.;l 90

st. Johns, N. +, April 81. }
via. Port Hood, April %,
The steamship An 10 Saxon, from Iiv-
,,r,ol the l6 h, VIA Londonderry the l7th
HI has been lost it IS supposed about 3
lilies east of Cap Race. Three of her
8 r,,,engers arrived at Cape Race station,
y D. m, today I27th and report the
vessel broken up and great number of
tbs passengers lost,
he Anglo Saxon was bound 10 Quebec.
D The Associated Press yacht left tor the
wreck Immediately on the receipt of the
psEs,
Pictou, April %.
Th4 steam tug Dauut'ess picked up two
boats crews of the Anglo Saxon between
Cape Ballard and Cape Race, and Is re
inrning to this port without landing at
Cape Race.
The steamer Blood Hound has gone to
Cape lace.
ST. Johns, n. f., April q. {,
via Port Hood, April %.
The Anglo Saxon sailed from Liverpool
IN the iDlU WIFI QUO bdo9rtsClsl cuu %
brew of S4 men. She was wrecked four
ro,Ies east of Cape Race at noon to-day
a27thl during dense fog.
i Seventy-three persons escaped from the
wreck by ropes and spars, and twenty four
lin a No. , life boar, making total saved
oi njuety-seven.
Numbers 4 and 6 boats have not arriv-
ad of Cape Race, in consequence of the
Adeasity Of the fog, and seven more per
,ons VINO embarked on raft are also mis-
sHg.
here is still heavy sea and dense
b.
The commander IS supposed to be among
iba drowned.
The purser and frat aud SECOND cngl-
gears and doctor are saved, and one cabin
rassenger, Lieut.. LamPson of tho Royal
hrnIlery.
Hon John Youag and family are sup
aased TO ba in one OF the missing boats,
IN Nhr deck broke mp aboat one hour af-
re-soa struck. Nothing bu. the m 7zen-
alnsst IS starring,
rc.cral persons c'uaS 80 the fore rig
EnE ill the fJrema|t fell but no assistance
CaaIt be rendered them,
Guns are bang Gral at Cape Race tC
attract the attention Of the missing boats
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Philadelphia, April 2S.
large amount of specie reached Pitts
'rs from Wheeling last night.
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The Beautiful Kills.

Washington, ID. C., A
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city Intelligence.

FATAL OccuEmxck--Last evening, . little after nine
O'Clock few parsons passing through Nassau street,
near Beckman, startled by tbs falling Of man
from the second story window OF he McKiiiop Mercan
tile Agency and other Once buildings fronting on Nassau
street. The unfortunate man struck the pavement with
such force az to Instant dct Almost stimuli
laneousy but succeeding his fall. Nchop Companys
largo s,gnboard ten eleven feet long, came with
cva sb ON the pavement Tbs first the spot
found mat lie was lust departing froin he man mere
gasp or two being all that showed that ocnt before he
had boon In life. some four or hvo oeeinen we're son
alter ON thu spot, and, inquiry II asccrtsinef
,hatthe deceased was PhiIp Mcncrm a. well known IN
the nelahb,rhood cOmpostor by trade, who had work
lie yisrs The window from which he sl open. and
showed no light beyond The cause q the catastrophe
hereovc ieft 70 the conjecture and sgrn.es q .hs
the man himself tho result q foul play The polce,
through strange and unaccounable negec Of duty
house or instuting tho slightest inquiry 10 pnecton
vsh put As quickly n possible carried on the body and
in very few minutes nanght but fsv curious people,
and bboodaped pavements testified TO the fatal %
currence.
Tur SICK Axp worSpxp scrprRs At wimserov.--in 70.
sponsa 70 the cali for oranges and lemons for the sick and
wounded soldiers hospitals at Washington anil vicinity,
We learn that D. n. Charn, President c the Ocean BANK
and the lady membcrs Of his family tmemhers " the
New England soldiers Relief Association aided Ny the
generous contributions Of lady frion procured sixty
boxcs n the shove mentioned fais which forward
tuesday NJ. John Hosy, q Adams Exr.s, nearing o.
The movement offered the services q Adams Expfess
So nSwc ,ss sna o. mn NE Ses E
vcrei free u expense 70 Surgeon General Hsnnons
Washington
cx,vIx fspso~anox MxnSd.--A German -aass meet
,ps vii, be held at tho Copper Institute tom rrow even
u for tho purpose o. reiutns the grave hsrces rseen,
Iy made agairst the German volrnlecru accosnt
NJ asiinsnsbsl AnorcaB ana German spsasers arc IN
4 uouncsd on the programme
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BtrTrKswovrH Washington. n. C.. FRIDAY. My 90
lrnm wounds received In the batss a tredercxssag
abe sd Of May fpwr, su " James tfv ard ard Ann Tot
tersworth wcG obokcn, y. j. ago ~ ycafs and %
month";.
TIE relatives and friends ~ the fenaiy respectfully
invited 20 attend tie f1Deruia 1ae91Ny a.
two clock from tie sitt cLgrch. West ~ boxes ~
Dtows.--Ai wasbns Ors Ne, Orsrs cyruiy, =. y on
Tuesday, May 20, JriiA ssii, vac a r. Helri
brown. 70 the Goth ye1 - bev ng- f'rn ~ 81 ~ 60.
IA ~ --tu essnfaAy My ~. after sgerinr uiti
May JAM the b-thrtf eag7bi.f ~ "s,tt sra Ausst-
IA trcuis, sscd ~ ytsfs ani m'ff
!hf relatives and ireuda o. Tue iAuly are inEiof T.
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GENERAL suRxsIpE's DEPARTMENT

Removal or Heaaquarters-0en. Burn.
eide ON Retaliation, &c.
CINCINNATI, May 81. 1883.
On Thursday next General Burnside will remove the
headquarters Of tho Department Of the Ohio TO Hickman
Bridge, Ky, about ten miles south OF Ncholasvihe.
rigader General W C. Mclean has been appointed Pro-
vos Marshal General OF the Department Of the Ohio, with
headquarters at Cincinnati
A despatch from General Burnside TO General Bragg
announcing his determination to hang all the rebel officers
in bis hands, Of retaliation for the two spies tried
and executed accordance wh.hclages Of war, should
he resorted by rebel government, was yesterday
conveyed from Murfrecsboro under nag OF truce
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0 ruE rn1ron op rur nlcumosn xxAxrNrR.

|
TO THE EDITOR OF THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
On Monday, the Gath day February 1862 during tho
session Of the House OF the Hon
James Lyons offered the following resolutions, which
were adopted VIZ
Resolved That tho President requested TO cause an
immediate survey OF the orlcatons on the James river
u be made by the best military engineer bis command
without detriment 10 the public service elsewhere aided
by experienced officer the purpose OF ascer
tanning whether thew the defence or the
river and that no 10 also requested 70 report 10 this
House. 10 seoret session tho result SUCH survey, with
his opinion In the premises and In the meantime
that lie House ali the Information IN
his psession in relation 10 the land and naval
OF the city.
Resolved That the President be requested
immediate survey OF the earhworks which have been
erected, around Richmond TO be made by competent
officer Cor the purpose of lining whether they have
been properly io,aed or not and will be any material
value defence Of the city that the said officer,
other be required also survey the limo from the new
brid tho Chickahomipy the confluence o. that
stream with tho brook, and thence up each OF these
until lie reaches the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad for the purpose OF ascortainng
whether fortcatons not be udciously erected upon
such line Tor the defence OF Richmond, and so, at what
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sale. Of Govern meat bonds.

WfANffFntt, MY JIt TfDJ
The general subscription agctt reports ths sala q Ave.
twenucs yesterday 20 the amount o. 3i C0o AZ The
various agencies In New YORK Boston Pha felr4a ard
tte West. The total amount o. saos during the week
ri 200 600, showing rndinuished cinfdencc an,ry an
classes In The power tho command sac.
cess the military movements Tor crushing The rcbeou
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News from the southwest.
or THE DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN GEMS.

scnorIELD AND HEBRON, ETC.
ST.. Loris, May 30, 1863
All difficulties between Generals schoneld and Heron
have been reconclcd and General Heron resumes com
and Of the Army Of Frontier and leaves for tho held
at once.
Extensive preparations are being made in 81 Louis
Cor the reception OF the wounded from vicksburg.
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f.,xrrroof- -SeHmshir sd1n-Th8z Rtrtar,s Thoa u,e
ply Catsrln. Byre MIS- Teres. Byrns, levi.
No er,e lion Neichrf Csises jules Hnilr iaiy srf
lehiisren: Miss Mary HAr, rh0s nraihr q. Miss a..
HAS Jonn Jackson and sdyaud SIS " The stcesags
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Theolrical.
49,. 40 -,.~.~r

" Tho Dukes Motto will be produced this evening,
with scenery dresses and appointments This play
translated by John Brougham for Fechter from the
French DRAMA by Paul Feva called lie Bossu" has
already had OF hundred nights In London
and is sn being acted there 70 crowded houses. Mr.
Brougham sold the piece to Mr. J. II. Collins, under
whose auspices 1t 10 brought out at Nibo's Mr.. william
wheatey plays Fechters part, Iagardcre, and Mr. Col
Inns appears In John Broughams character (Carrckfer
gus), and will introduce two favore songs No recent
play has created much excitement in theatrical circles
ss " The Dukes Motto" The managers who wanted IT,,
but missed II. and those who I'd II and gave up, and
those who didn't about IL. but tried hard TO get IT,,
too numerous to mention can We find space to
publish the OF thousand excellent actors each OF
whom declared that he the only man in America
who could play Fechers part, by Jovc Mr.. wheatcy,
however secured the drama for his theatre and another
version, Tho Dukes Signalr by Mr.. Parton Hill is
nounccd by manager Ingard at the New Bowery n the
public shares the excitement OF the theatrical profession
and tho cockneys the piece will BIO tremendous sue
cess