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The New York herald., 1863-06-06

-lhontreai Withes
MORMON ELDER WRITES PROM SALT LAKE
besides bringing babies woni iha, this
coSnae sas Bssr p.rrha caos ch seyers py%n
GSa and ssns , & Of p. 1--we, "a s"d 4s ssasg
patient n.ar.d long career Of snn,srrp,ed good hn.,e
sist. and Grocss and Wholesale retail By ihs sole
Agen, for [ ,hs United States s. srkfSFELD 10 Nassau
PooKs PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
Il g1.Ha
cloth back and illustrated
''"' TnE sMuooLER or st. MALo.
Author q .s: S:'iaSa .dsnnss.S S; q ho.so~."
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e =: :s;ss e. Of Captain '..'Ase w4s
osoSas z oHffsTv's zsssScs o. OLD KENTUCKY.
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fs srss. -. ~ x :sSs :, s .s' lii
fyoRNs, BuNIoxs INVERTED HAIIs. ExLARgHD
" joints eli Of Zee, wi.hou, pssa
no % .sa
ssons Of the siy.
nrREcrroy LABELS AND rAos-ALL KINDS.
.a pureSs.s .@s sa'si SicfoR s s%uSER rs oss%s.S:
street
noyr SELL TOUR hooks foa OLD PAPER
700 wor.. on .Si.ne: si.'ory eo.r,gsy as on hAnd
'VI LEaSxf BkofHEEs is NASSAU street. B..sm.n.
nR LUTHER, DENTIST EXTENSIVELY PATRON.
- nsd New fors and vicinity for many years. removed
Superior Denay tineiadinS paihisss than
obtainabs sissvhere
ISyE AND EAR-DR CALDWELL "a CLINTON PLAcE
E..n s.s ss.s o sss.4. .se .a...n.n uassr 2.
Eye and Ear ydyles sr.ii'. oaos sSaf. from ,Os
U,rsE DRESS SHIRTS ~ ORDER.
usRIvALLED
IN xAsUYAcTURE
FITTING AND MATERIAL
AT UNION ADAys.
NO e7 BROADWAY.
UoR xorHs-Do NOT USE OLD .yasnrosEp
whit g.nysgT .ss.,,s- .sg s ssos .s ss@i .
pborhot a. god b., snin' nsy more rs.ifsbs 70
ssw Torf gsI.s. have c,ss, canp...s'.
IT orEsSrEsx q xIys,oNs LISE ssPIG,so .,,o,Y,so .ysr,
FOR cHiLDRES rEEfniso
soften. u; g.. s....,' .s. ~ s..
sgfs - 'sy91.a ,as,sss. ". s. .,,y
IsenH a's ssss .,as .,s-. ~. y,, .aa AS 8A u,,.
born. Londgn. EeE-na
N EXTRACT oY ROOTS.
FOR yAKIS0 ROOF BEER.
Err.s,. from -hles u. ls.isy b-,.rss. sas-s ..
Ka.,v. Ros, Bee. Is maze pp, W In bo,,i.. a, a. s.
A. .sa o. ~ ..eh .saesnt No. ls Ts AMI % al
,o.. Of the Beer osnsr.i D-po,. va HUDSON .r..,
sofa also by no.a .AoIs.,is .sa retail erussis.
O PER rliOu. with fun direction.
Mrs VIII SLOWS soOTHiso srRcP 10 rny rRE.
.pyuos ofoss Of ID. best Yenais rhys'ss saa sar.is
,h. Up,pa s.... .nd hs Ten lhiry yss-
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The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Straw Hats.-The Largest and Most
varied in the cy-incluiing every style OF
Brat. Pedal Sennet Canton, &C. Military Hats ami Caps
and Equipments generally always in cheap as the
cheapest and good the best at WHITES 2lt Broad
WAY. under
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Paronitsd BY the prnc families Of Europe and Amsra
This ercelient article Admitted W bs the standard
ton for all purposes oonnecsd With the hsr n prevents
ia railing o. eradtcAss sI dancrun and ksrp. In
The beautiful condition. Its hAbituA readers tho
oil pomatum other PREPARATION quite super.
nuous sold By druggists the Unlisd 5A4ss
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

fo,,.-. :. ,.""'"t~N' '''' s"''"y So'SSN
~ EaInA ulA.s ns-,ane Q, 1855
~ 90. a. ~, "a. 50. 40, 40. q, 4e. AZ
II. ~. s. 50. G2. G4. ~. 60. SO. so. 81. 5.
= john A MoRRIs a 90.
Wilmington. Dei~w,rs
Royal Havana Lotte-y.--Thirty per
fen rrcnium Pad for pnes Insor1a,ien ,urnl1asa
silver TAfLOB 90. Bankers. 10 Wall s'Focs
Prizes Cashod in All LeGaiihed Lotte-
n Wall street No !. ke~ York
Eight Cartes de yi.ite for 81. OF Un-
eaaed style aud finish at TArs corner Of oortand' and
Churches 400 Card Photographs OF
'''' - '''' o STACY. osi Droaaw.y
Aibum Pictures, New style Cartes dc
VT ,. oae Dollar per dozen, by nolNEs North Light
Fcrrts& sons Own and Paris Boots and
Sho u Nassau street and s9i Broadway two doors below
Wheeler a. wilson's sewing Machines,
Imported shoes blade by Este. IN Paris.
v pars OF black Kid aud Morocco Slippers Ties and Bus
H l. iiILL, Importer brl Broadway.
Sec Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock
Stands at WHEELER 4 WILSON'S. 900 Broadway. N Y.
Cast Iron. Wrought Iron and Wire
Railing HUTCHINSON wIcKERSHAM,
259 Canal street, east OF Broadway.
For tho Watering Piaccs.-Gcntlcmcn
before leaving tho CITY for resorts should SUPPLY
themselves W the latest style OF Hat KNOX OF No. 2l2
BsSsdw has The finest assortment OF Hats for all season."
Bonts.-PleRsure, ship and Metallic
Boats OF all descrip hand at INuERSOLLS largest
street.
Claim AgeDcy-LINDsLEY co. ls0 broadway. Ac-
coubs against the government properly prepared and ad
juse Cash advanced at fair rates Information cheerful
~ given
Beet Sewing Machine I'm the WorId.-
The WEED, with It's valuable Improvement entirely
all impereotionA They superior all for
family aud manuf acturng purposes Store No 0o6 Broad
way Ageutswanted -anr
Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Also sdeboad and Parlor Safes for silver plate &c at IS
Murray street. corner OF College pace r. H. PATRICK.
varied assortment In The cy-inclnfins every style OF
Braid Peda, Sennet Canton, &C. Military Hats ami Caps
cna seoosa a s IN al y s sroua
way. under the Museum.
Everdell's Wedding and Visiting G ards,
the eegan In the city. Note Paper Seals, dc BOZ
Broadway, corner Duane street
dsposng OF large stock Of Coored Caters suitable
for summer wear. below cost CANTRELL sls Broadway
Campbell, Apothccary and Chemist,
corner Of Eighth and eighth street Pure
Medicines dispensed with care
400 and 202 Bowery.-The Cheapest
cash clothing warehouse In the eniyo HUNTER co
A. u
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

A BOX or NOTE PAPER READY IsIrIALED A. TO
"A a. price only 81 rs NJ IGIABREDEs. oS5 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Ak YLYgtSr assonrxrsr ~ HousrnyLD Tua
"a uit.fr 81 Irs.s fa.e~ff prfiy U' afsl ~ fss
Earfs Paaaiofis Dfsrlns ~ on saiis - srsf a.
ca. Iis.rfts. Bqstfsss f@.li o. atH@fg N oH 90
pr.~.as g-rfaias fa0ss Egffs Nfftfa M re-.e.
nirrors Csrtsls. Cicss 81 t gfas ~ - y s-.i
k@fn In Hhf ns1n 10 ~i ~ NfAf 81 "a
tnqnlrs li1 Wet rni1 thf4 sifset Hsaf hatsa
r,ugsIruEg CAHFETn kc.. lOCSiiT FuH o. ~ -
rs1Ipt Ffs kud f4tfsftfs irlgh fof y I'm
,th aFrrus ist-ssn sirfb "a fssth sfssts. isfes
.tSes 0f rglssslssss fsf So
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Greeley and Parke Goodwin are also terribly
frightened. and have issuel call for meeting
of editors at the Astor House next Monday to
consider "the nature extent and rightful lmi-
tations, il any" of the freedom Of the press.
we refuse. We are already fully informed in
regard to the nature extent and limitations of
the freedom Of the press, and are amply able
to take care Of the HERALD and oursef Let
Greeley, Goodwin and other CALLED jades vince.
Our withers arc unwrung.
Tho abolition politicians and shoddy fash
ionabcs viii undoubtedly make this season o
last in which they can participate for several
years 10 come. The politicians OF all other
partes and the remnants Of the old Knicker-
hooker aud Goldfish aristocracies will certainly Y
do their part. We hope that the watering place
hotel keepers realize the impending crisis and
are resolved to be worthy OF It, They will
have great men and remarkable women to en-.
tsrtan this summer, and no questions asked in
regard 70 the price, so that the accommodation,
tho cuisine and the wines be satisfactory.
Money Is now IA plentiful as dirt, thanks to
the printing presses OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and little extra exerton on tho
mart Of the hotel keepers viii meet with a
rich reward. A great many excellent French
and German cooks have just come over, and
should 10 employed at the watering places
Immediately. President Lincoln and Mrs.
Lincoln will aonor ono OF tho summer resorts
viih their presence after the President has
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

DouBBOs wHfskEr -sKygRAL LyTE or SuPE
ID Oh bgHftop Nhstsy 10 ~ ion rfir. tsr
rs,ifu4s u pfs sna Gre shlss
to fbs sgbsffoef phs ~iii sslps tf~ gsy1s
g. ~ Vahlr 10
stored oEO n DOuCLtss ~ Beaver street
DoTrLED lLE. POETYR AsD cHAsrAgaK -
ID Il prepared 70 suTIl, Ne Wsds ts's
hYfst kssfHrs alert, ant dfssfa
csipi ofdsrs Ni'h ik- flglosF ihf Ya
tsss hsudrsi dozen bknd IltNf a. hkIffhN.
~ anf ~ Lftrfif
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Moth Patches, Freokes, 9rubs Worms aud all Papiiated
Erupons removed from the without INJURY 10 either
texture color OF the skin.
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
For particulars by mail enclose stamp for circular
No ~ Bond street. New York.
The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28

dissension when Texas was admitted. She
discouraged the war with Mexico by pas
quinade and pulpit. Her day OF reckon
ing however, has. come. She will not be
thrust out of the Union, but she will be
humiliated in it. Already her proclama-
tions, running counter to the popular SEN
timent, have produced paralysis of the
State a ~ Gls
Where, then, is their relief in war p
War has been called a Wholesale grave dig
ger who works for wages Wages may
bring New England to her senses. What
wages A quarter of a million of North
ern-not to count Southern-men perish
ed already. Fortunes totter, industry
palsied, bankruptcy soon to follow this riot
in speculation. Such war, with the glb>
bering abolition fend behind it, produces
no Union. 1t. is not intended to produce
Union unless slavery dies. But it is de-
termined to prevent the Democracy from
restoring the Union, by making division
eternal. But, by the God of our fathers J!
though these States may be torn apart
temporarily by the extremists, the Dem
ocraey, if it takes a lustrum to do it, will
never cease to labor until the Old Govern,
ment and Union is sours again. Tremen-
dous cheering three cheers for the speak
er-three cheers for Ohio. Let the Mid
die and Western and Border States stand
firm. The dissonant din of these idealo-
gsts of New England will be drowned in
the popular voice the fratricidal hate
they have engendered will be assuaged,
and into the lacerated bosom Of this ma
tion will be poured the hallowed and heal
ing spirit of mutual confdenceand concil-
iation Thus will the nation reform itself.
Tremendous and continued applause
The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28

and Cuba. A fortune may be made with few
hundred dollars capital. No competition.
J. 7. LLOYD, No. 164 Broadway, New York.
The War Department uses our Map of Yir-
einia, MARYLAND and Pennsylvania, cost $780,
900, on which is marked Antietam Creek,
Sharpsburg, Maryland Hights, Williamsport
Ferry, ,Rhorersville, Noland's Ford, and all
others On the Potomac, and every other place in
Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, or mon
ey refunded
GRAPHICAL MAP OF KEN
TUCKY, OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the
finding an. error in it. Price so cents.
From the Tribune, Aug. 2.
"LLOYDS map of Virginia, Maryland, and
Pennsylvaiua-The map is very large: its cost
is but % cents, and it is the best which can be
purchased"
Lloyda's GreatHIap oftheMississippiFeiv
From actual surveys by Capts. Bart and VIM.
Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, of st. Louis,
Mo-, shows every mans plantation, and owners
name from St. Louis to the Gulf of Mexico
1,350 miles-every sand-bar, Island, town, Ian
ding, and all places 90 miles back from the river
-colored in counties and States. Price, 81 in
sheets. So, pocket form, ond 81, so on linen,
with rollers. Ready Sept. 20.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept II, '62
]. T. LLoYD-Sir: Send me your map of the
Mississippi River. with price per hundred copies.
Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis, commanding
the Mississippi squadron, is authorized to pur-
chase as many as are required for use of that
sppn bror GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary of the Navy,
The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28
q . o O @ O
MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS

MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS,
TO SELL LLoYD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
coLoRED MAP OF THE UNITEs STATES,
cANADAs, AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
TROM recent surveys, completed Aug. 10,
L 1862; cost $4,000 to engrave it and one
years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell, and sells at the low price of fifty
cents SIC, 900 names are engraved on this map.
1t is not only a County Map, but it is also
COUNTY AND R4ILROAD MAP
of the United States and Canadas combined in
one, giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman OF man $s to So per
day. and will take back all maps that cannot be
sold and refund the money.
Send for one dollars worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well, fur
nished all agents.
Wanted-WholesaleA Agents for our Maps in
every State, California, Canada, England, France
The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28

CoAIING TO GRIEF Some of the vile
tools of tyranny are already coming
70 grief. The Police Commissioners
Of New York City, holding their Off
.ces under and by virtue of State lAu-
thority, allowed themselves to be set
aside by q creature of the Lincoln
Imperialism named John A. -1-enedy
who usnrpeG their functions. Gov.
Seymour has summoned the truculent
Commissioners before him to answer
for their conduct in the affair. The
charges upon which they are hauled
up grow out Of the arrest of Mrs
Brinsmade and other arbitrary arrests
and detentions by Superintendent
Kennedy at the instigation of the FEEDER
al authorities. The case has not yet
been decided.
The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28

Boy wANTED-We want an active intelli-
gent boy to learn the printing business at this
office None need apply except they are able
to read and write fuently.
The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28
r. e. Johnson.

PHYSICIAN IND SURGEON
OFF1cE-next doorbelow DR.. Rright's Drug
store, Corvallis.
1862 241y
The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28

HORACE G.. BURN EFT,
LAWYER AND COLLECTOR or DEBTS;
Corvallis, Benton county, Oregon.
1862 ly23
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FROA CALIFORNIA

NEW foHK, Jas. la-Yhs e:ssmAy Am.r.aa
NON AspInvau On tbe ptb, arrived her, 40
n+ht win etS pessesgsrs. she called In COM
pany win The stssEse< Champion, both under
convoy of the Gu1bost Augusta. The lat.,r
etTsrsted fTon The America on the isth. me
stsnsr Chanpioo is also below, ana viii ar
riye up about o'clock.
The PansDs papers contain the following
iWms: "s
Bris Drum mond. al Aspiswan, from New
forf, ~ pcrts that she saw the pirs;e alaf,A,en
al tEe SC December, or the eest end OF Cuha
f,trCieCo.
TIE rtoieehip wsrreo had tees sold at au..
;1CE for sa,tCa.
Tie estearner Sonora reached Panama on The
sc win $50 COO in treasure, including s7vO voo
or New York
severe eerthQ uske occurred in Guatemala.
Do N Der ~. Two towns were nearly DESTROYED
~ great dsmnse ves done 10 buildings in an
r,arss.
Subscriptions had teen taken up smons The
hn'ricaDs in Chill. In aid OF the sick and
Hcunoeo soldiers in the Unitrd States and th~
Am. .rtoan Minister had be en- presented win a
Gillian flag 10 raiss in Washington as a pledre
Of fraternity.
Tie fre Ct Aspinwall, before reported, aes-
f'oysd scne thirty buildings, in voiylne a totsl
ices seiimsted at S2S0,oC0.
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- ROBERTS
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAB
AsARIYET EFPICIEST CURE FOR
OBSTINATE co QGHS AND COLDS

II r. & NEST useful remedy TO persons troubles
with Weakness and Pains in the breast and Ir-ita-
tisn Of he Throat. IL combines in u concentrated
fern the remedisi qualities of Wild Cherry Bark
and the healing properties Of Tar In ten cases our
OF twelve IL viii and bottle which costs but
So c.lts will generally suthc eto effect the eu-s
BALiIxORE, Dec ID, 1851
THE viii certify that have used in my family
for ssversl years past Roberts Syrup OF Wild
Cherry and Tar, and have found IL the best and
mos, speedy cure for COus CHS and Colds that have
ever tried Ii appears 10 have almost specific
efsot n curing HoaIseness apd Irritation Of the
Throat GEO. ". TAYLOR
No 12o North Exeter street
HsYins Gssd DR. Roberts Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar, recommend IL ss sn excellent remedy
for severe Colds, de
Rev. 4. A. WILSON 2IO Hartford avenue
Price 81 cts. per bottle; or 81 per dozen.
Prepared ana sOd by joseph ROBERfS, No. !
6rpe Mount avenue Baltimore Nd.
Also, by GHAs. sr0TT, Druggist, 375 Ps. ~ &,
agent fGx this District. de ~ I'm
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WHSHiN0TON ThEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH ANDC STREars

"
SPECIAL NOTICE!
re a''ss''I LTtifGE & III SIiss'iGGs &EsTERs TIE
sTifk sRts ~ fiin' fnn rHsxrrn II =:
will be played sor EAST LYNN.
sCTHE LAST FIME>s
feSiraiFfth rdF fix fSR hsSf AS1 T1ss skEOLY
THIS TUsSDA - EVENING,
" HrkPKEESs lis WHO VIZ WERE TURNED AWAY
TO see his Great Emotional Drama.
THE SENSATION
TIE TsSRL TaE srae
LTCILLE wEsTERE,'
In fsr thrilling, great and tssusi ful per.onation
LADY iSsAgEL,o
The GUILTY AND SUFFERING WIFE.
LARGER AUDIENCES
ArrEsTED HER s MERITS. sh's ihea"f
THE PEOPLE CANE WITH RUSH.
A HUMAN AVALANCHE
filiec @ the BoXes, Balconies and Orchestra Chairs,
NM, hSnS TGhEs nknp ASP sSP,f,H65I2spN GHE5RsFN
he. whole of this great performance, save when
PENTU TIP sYMPArHIEs
fSrs' ior.h ID sp3ntsneo9s APPLAUSE, or aceor ded
10 Eer eoEscUnsS act tne silent, yet not Jess
LUXURIAET TEARsi
pathetic power, which
CAN NEVER BIB FORGOTTEN
Fy ihose fGTt tuEate enough - witness il
The Mana cement, fegretting the probability OF
tc nishtF perIOrmapces being
tn LAST or THIS GREAT PLAY
Constantly tuGgestst 10 sIl desirous cfbeholdina
-, the advsrtag tage-nay, necessity Of
SECURING SEATS DURING THE DAYl
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY DOTH, 1863
FOR POsITINELY THE LAST TINE,
FOR Positively THE LaST TIME
VIII bt PEI formed e. ". Tayieure's g rest Sepss-
tioEal Moral Drama OF
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE!
o., TBE EIOPEM
o., TIE kLOPEnENTt
Or, The ELOPEMENT!
WtdnosdaN. viii be produced the srest Military
THE FRENCH SPY;
Or, The STCRNING OF LGIERS!
Henri st. hlmc.
Mathiidp &c Merle, Miss Lu ellie Western
The Wild Arab Boy.
IDwhich chsr@eter she stands unesuslled ia %
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From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. is-The steamship
Vanderbilt came up Hamptos Roads last eve.
ming ii o'clock.
The neW and nra:.littie side " heel steamboat
{. W. Thomas arrived AT Fortress Monroe this
foIencon, and Immediately left for City Point,
in ccmpHny with :he steamboat New York in
charge OF Capt. Mulford, OF the Sd New York
regiment These boats are expected 10 bring
dow n more Union prisoners.
The steamer harnaek sails Tor New York TO.
morrow morning.
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Daring Robbery.

PH;IApEIPRIA. Jan. I9.-Ghis afternoon, al
JAY Coole & Co.'S banking house. during busi-
ness hour. man entered the office and carried
Oh one OF "a nGmE,r ot bags Of gold lying on
the counter, awaiting hhipHien; 20 New York.
The tag contained S5,C0l. The thief was sub
sFquPntly arrested At a ew"lrv store on Chest
nut street and the money was recovered.
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ARLINGTON VARIETIES.
NINTH STREET.

STAGE MANAGER JAMES PILGRIM
hall OF BEAUTY.
The popular visiting place, where sIl our citizens
and ali ia -trs ngels shtly nock for the enjoy
"'H' .. RI stF VIE fEFGRrA1suKsr APf
UniYer ally edr tilted by the most critical anuse
n.ent seekers 10 be the most faverite place of
where the people of our busy Capital can be entsr
taned by the most varied, most exc llens and ost
joy yuus Amusement.
Tie Last 5ffs Hs: s'f fSERH siassss sfSHf FIJI i" 1'"
EnsaseHns:pprii n:prit for .pfESh sPs Tssk only, OF
without option. the most talented and accom-,
pAshed artist Il at has ever appeared
OIL the American stage.
MISS EVA BRENT,
Entitled by the press and public the Queen of Song
Nh. &. " ", 'lis sMITa' ira "''y' 0'
The celebrated talented Artist
Cd week oftAe krsestul and eh;STmins Danseuss,
W e. BUDWORTH,
The renowned and talented Negro Actor.
Frst"rpeaanefe eS e the 1H WHashHinston EavOrlts,
The Humorist and Psntominlis.
Third week and continued success OF Prot, BEN
YATES arc has famous Corps de Rsilet of Twenty
second week Of the renowned Medley Clog
Miss Ala TEsMHN, the beautiful and plessins
SSG pssa sAA ss a:.ol
fsn!on4iss e M TRAkk KERss, The funn; fs ,PHss Nis
MILE GERALDINE, the Fascinating D.nseuse
MISS I; FLORfNCE, the Little Favorite bliss
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PHILArEIPBlA, Ian. I9-Th hc newly elected
Senator Wall, OF New Jersey, was serenaded
at the tirard House tonight
MIR. Wall made speech, comparing the
Union TO 2 ship ar sea in distress, with incom-
retent pilots at the helm. IL would never be
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place.
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Gen. NItIc Han. The proceedings were at
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