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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

VJANrRD-A SITUATION AS SON IN Law IN sOmH
w respectable family, by youag ~ PEARS Of ase
no pbje nou 70 g 10 The soanxy. AddgsnA O. avans
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONRER- CARRIAGEs AND
(J Harness. This day, ct O'Clock. at Hl Broadway
Rockaway Carriage two seat Wagon English Dog Cart and
sinrla Harpasa fsa.a Z 1
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r L BNGLEHA Rr co. AUcTIoNEERs, OFFICE
e. IS Bowery, will sell Wednesday, April % at l0
o'clock No 5 East Houston street between Ludlow and
streets the Of the Dry and Fancy Goods
Store consisting of general of Fancy Dry
Goods &c. Also two Show Cases. Counters and Fixtures
TAMES JENKINS. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
81 auction Wednesday April 20 At n o'clock at 40
Broadway between F0teth and Forty first streets Horses
Carriages. Wagons Rockawsys, Jaeger. Business and
Doctors Wagons; Double and Single Harness. Furniture
Ponies At private SALE
TOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BILE Household Furniture On Thursday 2ls inst, at
lOt clock SIS BrOome Mott the Furniture
Of family about to remove comprising good Oiclohs and
Chairs Bedding Chamber Furniture Kitchen Utensils, DC
Terms cash. Goods to DO removed same day.
U FARMER. AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
N. day, at lOls O'Clock at T4 Hudson street, large
sortment OF New Second Hand Furniture, &C. Every
thing necessary furnish house will be found this
SALE the stock large that will be necessary to
tinue the sale on Friday next. at the same hour. y
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A UCTTON SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A nitureThis day "Wednesday, April ~ IOls o'clock
A. M the entire contents Of the dwelling house l6
place Eighth street. OF Fifth avenue consisting or
Brussels We've, and Ingram Carpe,s rosewood back wal
nut m0hogauy Parior and Chamber Furniture three
Paror Suit covered rich French satin brocate
and reps; Lace Curtains and Cornces Pier and Centre Ia
bcs Turkish Besy Chairs, Lounges Rockers CURED Hair
Nattfesses, Beds Blankets Crockery. class and China
Ware; Table Cutlery and Silver Ware &c also good "a
rIety Household Goods in excellent condition No post
account OF the weather BY order OF T. CAR
PERTER. Attorney for Mortgage. 8 f
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Na pOUGHrY, AUCrToNRER,


"A DOUGHTY, AuCrroNEER,
M. WIN sell on Thursday April a. at 10Y O'Clock, at
No. Z2e West Fifty foirsh street; near Br,adway,
aa 0ENrEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
consisting OF Velvet Carpets mahogany Sofas Chairs Mir
Oiclohs Extension Dining Table Crockery Cutlery
and Glass ware; Bnreaus Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses
assorms Of Of Kitchsn Fnrnitars whole 70 be per
emptorily sold .1N., 1M
MICHAEL KERRlGAN. AUCrIoNBER. NO. is CHAT.
10 clock At No 2Ol West Thrtysecoad street between
Eighth and Ninth avenues AL the splendid Furniture
ssne Of rosewood black walnut mahogany asd epsmeed
Ae Beddins. Tapestry, Velvet Brussels and ingram Car
pets stair Csrpets Exensien Dpin9 Table Heater
Baftetts patent; China CLASS and Crookery Ware CAta
lcgnes will be ready on the mornins OF sale 4
NFoRT0AGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
lM BENJAMIN r rAIRCHILD, auctioneer.-On Thurs
dAy. Apvil H. At 10 ~, at West reuveenih
r"ss~ood marble top Tssies rosewood Bureaus ssAsess
oas marble top Halitand Lace Curtains and Cornces,
s; w: ass Sr mort
TDAwNBROKBRs sALE--THTe DAY, AT Iel O'CLOCK
Il precisely, by JOHN MORTIMER rs East Broadway,
other Dresses skirts, Remnsnts shav Velvet Cloth and
SIX Cioaks Sheets Quilts Bankcs 80 let's OF Mems
olothins. Frock and Business Coats Pants Vests Boots
shoes and large lot OF oter goods too 70 men
the attention Of dealers an housek
\ nv oraer of o B. Solomon \ Co, 6i5 Hudson street
B1he above sale 10 have taken place yesterday:
having neglected advertising IN morning papers,
poned the same 70 this morning at ION o'clock.
\ pAwsBRoKERs sAhE. THIS pAY,--JAMRs AGAR
Men and wonchs Wearing Apparel, corsstna of SILK,
Calico Muslin other Dresses; and Stella Shawls
Underco thes She's spreads Table Coshs Towels Boots
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DOR sALE-AT AUCTION. THE VALUABLE PRO
perry situated on the northeast corner Of frs. and
ferries Will be sold Monday April rs at IL o'clock by
A. II. MULLER, at the Merchants Exchange SAesroem
No. Ill Broadway, New York.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
MI Southeast Corner Of West Houston and Greene
w at Auction.
e. Fl. LUDLOW 4 co, wifi sen at auction Thursday,
III Broaaxey srrin.ty Bsyding neE yor5 .,,,
GREENE STREETS Tho valuable plot Of ground the
southeast Of West Houston and Greene Streets
lug 100 feet square, with foundations and vaults.
Terms 1t sale.
Maps &c ct the ONCE OF the auctt0neers, No Pine
streot New York,
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A uCrIoN NOTICE. t
THIS DAY. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
xAres and attractive sale of
STRAW GOODS
All goods comprising many styles just finished
for .ss Particular attention Of buyers invited
LOCKWOOD BROS. UNDRRHiLL Aucsioneers
% Murray and Is Warren streets.

DNrNIsTRATO SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
"A niture.-A. u. CRIsTALAR, Aucsoneer will sell
ahis DAY "wednesday, April ~ at 10 O'Clock. at 7 Apy
atreet the entire Furniture In said house. consisting Of Par
Tor and Bedroom Furniture Mirrors LOOKING 0assas. Car
pens OcIoh, Dining Room Furniture Beds and Bedding
sue thereto. together With Lies Fireprocf safe
Ala rosewood Melodeon and very fine Extension
Dtaing Table, Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine
Caiaoruss BY order Of b. j. HART and X. PIKE
AdminsiratouA LrTHAUER CR1sTALAR, Auetioneers.
"A Doors AND SHOES l.t II
WE. NJ HOLLlN0eHEAp. AUCTr0NEER, y
60 BY J. r. WHITEHOUSE, d
hfs Salesroom % Cortland street, .efy. - Il
wtu ell. Wednesday April 70 a lDk o'clock A. NJ
abost LOOP cases Boets and shoes Catalogues ready on
norping Of ase
a UCrrON SALE OF FURNITURE-IN BROOKLYN.
"A by COLI MURPHY, Wednesday, Al l0k O'Clock, At
80 PuIt sreeMshogany Sofas rosewood Centre Tables
ahoenny Gard and Tea Tables painted Chamber Suits "
pniptsd 6et~eA large washsaud marble top, with hreo
basins; mahogany Bar Counter Panel Counter, zane
Beat Chairs Is Brussela and Rreepy Carpets. 100 small
Sewing Machines, otcoths, Paintings &C. - -.
J. Ia SMITH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
a. day. 81 "A O'Clock, ~ Ninth street. between Second
and rhrd three Parlor Suits rosewood and bacx
walnut Bedroom sut,a Chairs. rabca Rockers, Pier
1Asses Bruseeh and Ingram Carpets OIL Paintings, and
sveytnme belonging 70 nrst class house. House TO e
UCT1ON gALEs OF FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN,
n by COLE MURPHY. on Thursday, at iOk O'Clock.
In Bast Warren street hrst house avenue.
black walnut Psror suit in hair CLOTH mahogany
and washstands mahngsny Sofas and Cnars. Bedsesds
Curtains Oak Chairs China and Glass Ware, Kitchen Fur
niture, &c. }M MI TIT n
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r. Furniture. Carpets Mirrors, Parior Dningl Room,
&C. On Thursday April FL st Ne Is bieeoxer street sns
kind description Of good rosewood mahogany black
walnut and oak Furnture; Carpets. Ocoths Paintings.
China and Glassware DC. DC. More fun particulars on
Thursday morning
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CyTEAMPSHIP STDOk WILL DISCHARGE, CNDRu
- general order this "wednesday morning 10th inst.
At the Company g wharf, Jersey City.
T. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

no YOU WANT FIRST CLASS BII.LIARD TABLES,
~ chcap FOR cash cali DlsCKBRS tu rcton streeI
and see his stock cot expressly fev INC spring t,aIe
Rosewood, nnut sizes with sin poekcts
four pockets and with hrs pstcnt casions war
rancd 10 be the best Ass WINNINGS Of every de-
ecription.-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ Thomas Eau Edge who was some time clerk .1 ~ w
NoNburgh place Edinburs having dcd or 18Th Of Arssl
lSY without, leaving any last wilt a0d possesss Of eran
sons nieresed 70 his aggression should forthwith apy 70
John Quo MaCquccu g. 8. q. " London street. Biln urE
utics factor or hts estate "a particular George bIge
sis eohct who. wien last bcard 81 was " VIC nv .ho
SiAcs OF America, and Ocsree 49, Edge bis cousn, wnv
sneiimes resided ~ 1itlc street Leicester SQUARE on
non are hereby cers,rd ~ the above facts Tor ther NJ
Ecirsuuo, Jan 4 lscL
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A Ivan G. sAKER 4 CO., AycrIoMEERs

y. e.
Eiesant Household Furniture q, public auction.
The property Of family leaving the city, this (aur
- day.. March g. at the elegant private residence.
rs West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
at II O'Clock precisely.
Two superb full Suits with br0catc OF the richest
description; Rageres satuary BILE tops mag
0lcent Brocade Curtains bands aud tassels
embroidered Lace Curtains, Encognures. Cabinet and
1edys Work Table Secretary and Bookcase with plate
elegant antique bronze Clocks month; Bronzes
on@ vases 70 match fainngs py Cole; Holy Family, oy
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n B-House and Lot for sale. Apply on the prems
UCTIoN NOIICK.-PKREMPTORYs SALE OF
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COST OVER Sil,NO.

8LEgAMT AND COSTLY WORKS OF ART RICH
L0E sUrls; SUPERB CHAMBER AND DINING FUR
Ihis (Satrrday) afternoon at O'Clock at residence No
as West Twenty st street. between Seventh and Eighth
comprising the entire elegant Parlors Sleeping
Noons Dining Room and Hall Furniture OF the house, all
in superb order and to be sold without Two
6cent solid rosewood Paror Suits made order
900; Turkish Lounges and Arm Chairs elegant Reception
Ohars covered elegant Carpets large rosewood
Eagsre satuary and Egyptian top Centre and fancy "a.
Kses Bronycs &C. rosewood Bedstcads Bureaus Bronze
pks Hair aud Spring Mattresses, Beds and. Bedding.
Furniture. rich China, Cut Glass; Silver Ware, Gut
-, Hall Furniture Sofa Beds. &c sals positive rain
0ahinc. Catalogues at house.
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A UcTIoF NoTTCE.-E. ROTH AuCYIoNRER.
"a AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

an elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and with all modern improvements over
Ee.swocd and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus wsshs'ands
Sofas, Chairs, Rockers Mirrors Clocks Tables. BED
Lounges Spring and Hair Matires.es Beds Blankets Tea
Iabes Extension Table GLASS; China and Silver Ware Ia
Ole Cutlery Sale positive Deposit required Cartmcn
an attendance pack ship for purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

CADRMY OF MUsIc-THR OPERA
"A RESERVED SEATS
IN BALCONY AND PARQUET.
Can be secured at 81 East h st. OF Fourth
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NEW HERALD SATURDAY, SUPPLEMENT


ns..s. GA r$us.rL.r
Al. Aaa a II sS;s sSrrssySsAs ,,.
AND ns n!ss G4fG1lHh S eFass TROUPE
Mr. EDWARD sEouiS p. ~ VIII. pr,oclo., Tenor
Mr. WALTER BIRCH. second SEQ, Tenor .n'~rs
Mrs, ARNOLD Seconda Donna
Mr.. " rs :; Il Fiji b 1HAaD'' o'a'''''''
s' opes sfa Ssse ACTS Of COLO
MISS ohFSSisS is SSxSSys x LINDA.
COW, SIShSRfsd ~ THE %TSiE fs%S$S
CONDUCTOR M0SD;tMxA HARVEY .. DoDwoHfH
THE DAUGHTER OF Tis REoIMENr.
OLEEss..,.,sc IT, TIf b,,.s;E.., x..yos. Wood
.,....,.. THE GoxrLETs SUCCESS
adapted expressly for WASH
AuaUsrIN DAILY. author q LEAH THE roRyAKRN.
FRANZ WOOD. author q LEAH THE roRsoox.
e- TANNING BUTTERFLY
and which r. 's 81 with
.na every 'I SyssasSSlulyooAL APPRECIATION.
'a'' II EFF escG fsis EVENING
win 'h' 'o'1 sTRssHsBERs OF rHR COMPANY
sos ! !' Ss1ss: n. ss wssa M. @ 4.
y,ng Miss A. Harris, Mrs sodey Brown AissJ Walters,
s:s: ..sss.S s,. &c:
Eox,s OLD sowHRY TBEArRR
S'snf
..ryaSsE III Is sEsISg Fl. ganons
T. a. Is 2 r 4 s2A as i sr SHs7lI
FOX no 81 T. T sIs7:s chfsfR'il nov
S & II fSSssrEs. NILE. m4 H ii s2RTi
!. ' .sk Z; :!sls g$s s si;s..
aud sSs Yssss Company.
THsAysss. cosSssT SALOON.
kvhRf Iy nTMRni Thy Is6A AsI SATURDAY.
Second EsI;sssss.:.,ss PUN ,eyEyr
...1 sss; !. VIII L:
PTEs Lease. ss "a s:oo1sa. ,.n.. x...
o FOR I'VE ~ n sIsa.s ONLY.
On which 90 aston hs win spps.r
In his world rensx ned d, character Of
: NO .D.~1'' *. King SI'i GssnF "
WooD' oppo.i.s i. Nsho SIs H Hoss.
wsSd Marc. :e evening during ss &C.
HAPPY usoiE S6M. s M5SsSkEEsi Innocence
|
Sys-'a0AD"As A4rH'1nnAr1E ''' s snonD
80 THIS AETTkkRRNNSSSs
THIS AFThRsooN xSS EVENING
ever offered 10 Now YORK audience The wonderfu
fiiE TRAIHHp sUFFAi.C.
l DAN GnSSA ANb r SnSkl Ro fSs
THE SMALLEST PONIES IN TaE WORLD.
THE GREATEST CIRCUS TROUPE
Door. open 1s It ana o at * snd7s
NIIDIo,s SALOON. oo7TsoaAlK,,
Mr. seagsrs e. ssse Ss'''1
Madame h Nil. sR RSkGf n saf:s o'nr.''
s iSssss: simpson .'aoa ASsis
:ss
o'eiest door. 0''A ~, as' .' n.. :
s'o' pianos arc invariably n''a a. 0''
MRS. HoaY
~, 49,. , ." % BENEFIT BENEFIT ''' A''
D.as's..: sj Ey ;;:ss:'; sSsissSsE;ssSsoH.
81, .s.'a's AND o aasS' easa SCENERY
GRAND TESTIMONIAL
y TO Mr. ! l. fHHAneIsoK.
sArusD11FF k tEx!ss H1 A.4s;A 8. 1856.
s S. 5 ss 'sns Z Of
ssa'' i; ;:s In. ,n,.... >, Ma, x.,.,,.
Mr. Carl S''sTss n. 4A.oaor. zser..
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Is MECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY.
MONDAY February 30 and every night during the weexs
fourth week Of the iauss MSzE Ir.PFlsssque OF
DAN BRYANT In his great bare back act
First time OF comcal sketch, entitled.
TANNING BUTTERFLY
BY Dave Reed. Nelse Sey mour and Dan Bryant
THE CHALLENGE DANCE
Tin pan onion, Four Crows, Sally Como Up.
Stocks Up, Donnybrook Reel Little Macs Essenees
EXEMPT 3iIAKEhS; or, PERFECT CURRS.
SATURDAY EVENING, -
Doors open al 81; curtain TX Tickets Is cesta
H,uR AUTHORIZATION
/ AND NEW YORK CIRQUE.
Fourteenth street. opposite the Academy q Music
AND EVERY AFTKRNOON AND EVENING.
rur which, remember. u
-. "n1A POSITIVELY OF .A'l 49,
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONK0tS.
THE MOST UNPARALLELED SUCCE6S BvBB
KNOWN IN AMERICA.
They sppcar every afternoon add evening,
TIE MAMMoTH RQG ssTRIAN CoMPAHY;.
ENDLESS VARIETY OF kNTERTAINhHNT6.
EATON STONE,
the renowned bare backed rider.
the fna
the famed artistic tho corde ciastque.
HOUSES CROWDED TO OvKRFLOwIN0.
PEALS OF LAUGHTRH AND SHOUTS Of AYPLAU01
vAATInTHE W0NDERS OF THE W9ELD
The prtces will r.main usual viz Reserved 6sas ~
cents Dress Circle 80 Children half price. Amphi
theatre 20 centa Doors OPEN afternoon, At oveninG
ATTN ha.nee commences ajax evening performances sfo
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NOTICE -BtIsLIARD SALOON KBRpERS Wilt
in hnd 10 their advantage purchase Billiard Balls NJ
oRonts 7sFgi,on street corner Of Gold where .hey
Billiard and Baestcc fas TINT DO found in the city
pr'crs 10y mail prrNpiy Auerded TO Billiard Balls read
lustcd and fecclorsd NJ short noiire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05
DARNyAS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY, MARCH s. 1884.
LAST DAY POSITIVELY


RARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM
s EIsF bxi m FosITIS 4 IT,
THE GREAT %oRAL DRAMA.
THB TICKETOFLEAyE MAN.
crowds must be withdrawn after to day. 70 give pses
SPLENDID SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
which has been IN preparation aud will be brought on
NEXT MONDAY.
Hence this Ia positively the last chance this attractive
play and all who are DESTROYS OF witnessing
AFTERNOON AND EvENINq. AT > AND TX O'CLOCK
MR. HARRISON
the Comic and impromptu Singer appears Of each perform
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER
on his three whistles at once and on the Tyroean Family
THE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS.
THRRE MEN AND ONE WOMAN
each over cig ht feet high;
THE TALLEsf QUARTET or HUMANITY
THE TWO ELFIN DwARrs
TIE KiNa. and GEN OK GIN y 0 s.
"'e''' O'' Az A JAPAHEsE MAsKiN HoG.
TheWhAT is IT q; NAN MoSKE ,;,nus
GEN TOM THUMB and WIFE. COMMODORE MUTT
they wore al the Gcnerar, marriage Feb 70 1862.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS,
from Colorado Territory The only specimens OF these rare
:. THREE SPEC KLED BROOK TROUT.
EACH WEIGHING OYER T0UE roUNDs
MONSTER PYTHON
the s'es' aras STn II iss MoNsr a sERrENTs,
ROBERT HOUDINS AUTOMATON WRITER.
EDUCATED SEAL which plays ga, 2 MusdCAL iNsfhO'
MENT and million other wonders
A1mfqaiOn Children
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w u SuARr's SUfBRiOR BILLIARD TABLES
Wy With h's newly patented ttons manufactured 70
ericr with six pockets nj the nsua tor us Fol
tor seroni hann ,oies, aud new Ia
vcrton fastening eshes to cscs lnahes warranted
noto
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fIiiE STANDARD AMERICAN billiard TABLE AND
- c,mvnslon clshio'a approved AM adopted ny me
Bfhiri Congress OF i.O3 The best ana only reliable
fidsrd 1rosss r,enutacrcd Bais every article
re a,ing 20 ei'isrds Fr sale by Pi ELAN CobbEN.
DER, .sfner az Crosby Sprinx streets
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.OSEwooD PfANOrORTE.

Round richest instrument offered at auction this
Stool Cover Books Music Stand Hat Stand
wood walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedteads Wardrobes
suite, style Louis XIV; Hair and Spring Mattresses.
Feather Beds Sheets Blankets Buffet. Extension Table,
Silver Oyster Tureen Entire Dishes Coffee Urn Cake Bias
and Tea Service Crystal and Ruby Glassware Table Gut
1ery Linen. Couches Arm Chairs Oval Mirrors. Bronze
Clocks. Sale ptor Parties wishing to attend this
sale take Fifth Sixth avenue stagcs from Aston
House. ST. Nicholas Metropolitan hotels leaving Six
teenth street, few doors from house.
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M Begs TO announce that her
BENEFIT
will take place
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH
Boucicaults most celebrated c0medy,
LONDON ASSURANCE,
will be produced for the occasion. with
ELK0ANT AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY
GREAT CAST.
Boz book now open.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-09
Ansolots Of Lord Palmsrston,

Dam - is responsible Tor the following:
"Sone mouths before my departure for
Spain, Was win Victor Hugo, at grand
evening reception given by Due Decases. at
tue Luxembourg. Lord Palnerston came to
this reception. rhe Ddke presented to him
the political personages who swarmed in his
saloon. But, as We we're only poets and ro-
nance writers, the presentation of Victor
Hugo aud myself was forgotten. We consol-
ed ourselves by chatting away portion OF the
evening in q corner OF the saloon. 1t appear
ed that Lord Palmerston had Inquired who
were the two msanthropic beings that thus
chatted together; they had told him our
names, but not being presented, English eti-
qnette positively forbade him TO address a
word 10 US. This is what occurred. Our
two chafrs-that of Victor Hugo and
mine-were touching each other.
The Due de G. came TO me and said:
Il do not know what is Lord Palmerston's OBJ
ject, but he wishes that for moment you
should sit upon the armchair which is to your
right, and thus leave vacant the one upon
which you are at present sitting
l was satisfied to salute Lord Palmerston
from my place, and to do as be desired. Lord
Palmerston then arose and took Lady Palmer
ston by the hand, and led her with marked
solemnity to the vacant chair, seated her, and
pointed with his finger to the clock
My lady, said he, have the kindness to
tell me the hour
1t Is quarter past eleven, my lord
We'll, my LADY, replied his lordship, always
remember, that at quarter past eleven 10
the evening of this day, you have had the
honor OF being seated between Messrs. Victor
Hugo and Alexander Dumas, who are two Of
the first literary characters OF France; an
honor which, during your life, you may never
have again. Come, my lady,
My lady arose, and, with the same solemni-
ty as they came, he reconducted her to her
place. without addressing to either of US a
single word"
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-09
A REMARKABLE CURE ORA CASE oy npo
ST CURED BY MRS. MAgCHesTrp

This is to certify that have oeep c.r.s 80 a..
Dropsy or fifteen years standing BY Mr. Mns~s-,.
Ter. L have been to physicians In Boston Nan yor,
and Philadelphia They all told me that thew eo,,,
DO nothing for me. unless they tapped me-. and a..
surcd me that BY tapping could live but a shor,
time. had made up my mind to 20 home and live
% long ~ could with the disease and then die a,
my way home stayed over night in Portland vita
siriend OF mine, and told them what nv nina ~.
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded pae
to go and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined M.
and told me my case exactly.
Twas so much astonished TO think that abe ,old mn.
correctly that told her that wouid take her ,s,,.
oines, not having the least faith that they vou,d
ne any good. or that shoald get the slightest rs,,.,
from any course whatever; finally took the ,,sa,-
cine and went home. In one week from thu tim.
commenced taking the medicine. l had over three
gallons Of water pass me in seven hours; and nv fel
low sufferers may be assured that IL great relief
70 me. IL sd not been able to lie down in bed a
night before this for two years. Now can lie dov
with perfect ease. l have taken her medicine
eight months, and an "a well Is any man could v
to be, and no signs Of dropsy. i would advis.
that are sick TO go and consult Mrs MancAxs
even If they hate been given up BY other Ii,
dcians. have sent her number OF cases of of,
diseases, and she has cured them also. Go and
for yourselves. had no faith, but now INV faith
cannot be shaked In her skin In telling and curirs
disease. CHARInsS HARxox.
sARAz Il. HARxos,
MARY A. HARMON.
Bs@gor. xosss. April ID.
cyyIox HouRs-From A. N tiuBP ~
susl7 IN o. atai eddy
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-09
HUM OROUS.
Sharp Speech.


Mr.. j. Ii. Woodland, young man OF about
twenty, had made himself particularly disa-
greea0le TO some persons by his expressions of
loyalty, and, out of derision, was called upon
at public meeting to make speech. He re.
sponded TO their calls in substance as follows:
GENTLEMEN; The great cry that is heard
TO day, has been peace, peace. l tell you that
there Is no man in the nation who desires
peace more than do, permanent, lasting
peace. tCheers.) Aud, gentlemen, will tell
you how we will getit Fight this war out.
Take every negro in the Rebel States and ex-
terminate every I'D rebel no matter
where you find him. (Isses.) Gentlemen,
you need not try to hiss me down, for am
soldier, and have faced almost as mean a look
ing crowd rs Is now before me. mean the
thieves and bushwhsckers of Tennessee. l
know [ was called upon to make speech out
OF derision. and intend to tell you what /
think of you.
When God saidhe would save Sodom II one
righteous man could be found there, have no
doubt he would have done it, and to-day, IL
you all stood upon the brink OF hell, and he
were to say he would save you il one loyal
man could be found among you, have not
the least doubt but there would be a great
many strange faces in hell for supper.
will tell you something more before leave
you. The Baltimore Convention has nomina-
ted Alb. aham Lincoln and Andrew johnson,
and We intend to elect them aud end this war
too. Well suhjngate every internal rebel in the
country, no matter whether North or South,
for when armed rebels on our front are whip
ped, these old soldiers who have been
through the Southern Confederady will come
home and walk right through your internal
Copperhead party, just like Abe run his rail
through the rotten canker of the old Demo-
cratic party.
Gentlemen, when you wish to hear from me
again, you have only to call upon me. am
always at home.
Mr. Woodland Is a resident of Ohio, and has
been adjutsnt Of an Indiana Regiment.