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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Iasheesh Candy.
A MOST DELIGHTFUL

THE ORIENTAL NERYINE COMPOUND, is for the
a. nrst time introduced into tins country IN a medi.
Gated and agreeable form.
A HOST HTFUL
Exhilarant confecionized. For long time it has been
used IN Eastern Countries by young and oIl. It adds
70 beauty ss well as years Produces the perfect
mental cheerfulness.
JOY AND BEAUTY
Gsdden the heart. The writer the speaker the stu
uent and the business man, TO gather new in
splraton and new energy, readiness aud keeness OF
perception unknown before.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY 3-TH AT IS THE QUESTION
We can recommend It Of the most wondcrn,l
anu efficient medicines ever known. IL a thousand
old better than Quuiue Tor CHILLs and FEVER Il In,
parts viEor strength to the mind and body truly
and will
REJOICE THE HEARTS OF THOUSANDS
Send for descriptive List Sold by Druggists ev-
erywhere- Price 50 cents aud 81 per box
10 Beokmdn street, New YORK - INV
STARR n BROTHER are Sole Agents. for Drlavroro
Sept 70, '64-lm-pd
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pur-
gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are SO universally known, that we need not do
more than TO assure the public their quality is
maintained equal to the best it ever has been
and that they may be depended on to do ali
that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, N. D., & Co
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Sold by B. Dickinson & Son, Starr & Bro, H.
Cornell, Delaware: J. J. Caller, Eden Station;
W. G. Winget, Ostrander; j. Derthick. GaIena:
E. & J. H. KimbaIi, Snnbury; Pool s. White.
East Liberty; D. E. Hyde, Berkshire; and 10y
u callers everywhere. ian. Is, '64-Iy
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Axes,

On DOZEN best Choppug Axes Just received and
OO FOR sac, At the upper Hardware Slor
DSs. - 'bj T. q. G1AGB kRLAIN
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MulaY Mil Saws.

lust received another lot Of the above Saws AlsS
Horse Power. -
jan ~. C. g. CHAMBERLAIN.
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FREsH CANNED PEACHES, to be had at
4 DONIVAN'g
DR. - RESEE

THTTLL give prompt attention to all who may faver
w him With = call.
Once: No. Williams Block IN atafrs idauc.
William street, west of Franklin
April 10, 1s64.-6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Oultivators and Plous.

A LARGE Stock Of CULFVATURs OF dIlerept
IA patterns, also single Shovel PlOws Double h vel
Flows, shovel Plows and One Horse Steel PIow Ali
which will be sold LOW for cash by
June IL, 1S61.-tf. q. q. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Taxes for 1864.

Treasure
o dir
oneachD o
eacbof ftbe Grated lips in sdC
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Saws f! Saws!

TQST received good stock of Saws, such as c.
Muiey Alll saws sash Mill Saws, Cross Cut Wood
avs Tor power Circular SAY power Gross Cut Saw
tad fannel and Ripping Cross Cut Framing Saws
iack saws, Wood Saws, Feoe, Webb and Key hoi.
Jaws. For sale at the Upper Hardware Store by
Dec '59-rtf c. C. CHA AMBERl.A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Mutual Life Tns. Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, S11,OOO,OOO.
F. s. WINSTON, !: President.
GEO. c. EATON, AGENT,
TENPIAR HALL BUILDING, DELAWARE, OHIO.

THE dividends Of this Company may be applied At
the option of polcy holders IN either one Of The
four following ways:
I. As additional amount of insurance payabJs
with the Policy at irs maturity.
2, AS an annuity, by which future premiums may
be permanently reduced
. ny ,appylhe poruon OF the cash value OF the
dividend additions to the payment in whole in part
of any annual premium
4. Any future dividend may be applied to reduce
the annual premiums during the I've years next sue.
ceedIng the declaration OF the same.
EXAMPLES OF DIVIDENDS.
The dividend added to Policy No 2o274 for so Ooo
issued IN May, 1888, amounts to $40 go which is
S5OT 80 more than the premiums paid thereon.
should the assured wish TO do So he may surrender
. 90 80 added to his Policy, and thereby have pre-
minm 10 pay next year. BY surrendering $3.50 81 in
1866 he would have no premium paw that year and
surrenderng SG25 93 in 1867. would have no pre-
nnm to pay that year. Thus there need be no pre-
IniIm pald the Xi three years.
Wer" the dividends thus applied by the
sured, the addition nOf..................SI9 81 $40 90
Would be reduced .....-.......... ... 92I .s2
in addition to he $40 900 insured.
This privilege is Of immense advantage to Policy
holters For III temporary pecuBary embarrass nnapt
they keep up tier ius1raDces winch ~ ,tle5
Companies thsy would be Obliged to forfeit at great
I"ss to themselves and their families. Many o. the
assured ID this Company need pay auy more pre-
nluns-aud some not only have their policies ii w
ia lulr but VIII receive an annual cash from
the Conpu'y as ong as they 1--we.
Ihe profits hich are greater than any other Life
luSuI ance C'mpaBy all divided among the assured
III the most tquiabie manner All persons, whether
insured in other Ompaules not, should once pro.
cure the last annual Report OF tins Institution ana
udge for themselves. GEO. G. EATON, Agent
July 8. 1865. 1emplar Iiau Bulidng delaware O
8 SHERMAN's is the best Iron Clothes wringer in the
July ~, 1894. c. D. POTTER CO.. Agents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

III YER SHELTERS, best made for Sale at ma
~ ufActurers price
AWFs 'a2 C. C. CHsNRFRI AIN
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Building Materials.

8u4Iu4nS 4S4aCerlaIs.
WE have made arrangements such as willeu
wv able to furnish 0A
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
aquahty superior to anything VI have ever bao
MANUFACTURERS PRICESl
sh alSd Win 3ass, "a aIntsd ,;oIatLn I'll y on ha
less than they usually cost.
March II. '59-stf C. y. POTTER ACO
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Traps. Trans.

. . DOZEN Mink and Musk Rat Traps Just received
20 and for sale At the upper Hardware Store hy
Dec. 4 1873. G. &. CHATBERi AIN,
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House spOuting.
Repairing.

SASPd4E4uBs
A Ii kinds Of work pertainR to the Watch and
"A Jewelry business WIl be done IN the besi iln14r
AliIOrnla Cold made up order. sewing machines ra
aired at No. Williams Block by
JUneI '6O-Rti T. pr Att
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

THE ORIENTAL NERYINE COMPOUND, il for the
nrst time introduced into this country IN a med-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MoSEY MARKET. - The funds were
heavy. and sensitive under the from sclcSwig but tie
uctusiiops IN conso gh Tho quotations The ID
900Dl. Tho demand foI discount T. fair extent
uneisf god sto God flow ing 20 the Bank Of England
LIVERPOOL, Feb 3 Aemocu.C IToa-The sales of tlee
days Dclrding to-day Woducsdayl add Up 1860 bales ih
GLIDING 5000 lor export and pecunon The market has been
irregular and rather otsie but t0day there has been
disposition 10 buy II the reduction
TRADE At MAscHEsTTR yesterday very dull-in fact
smod blank regards business. Prcos tend downward
BREADsTURFt-Mcssrs Wakefield, Nash 4 Co., Bigiand
Ahya Co, and other report price, generally higher under
the werke from Denmark flour ~ aud Field foI Cd.
al edytnee For Wheat, 3Eid T. GENITAL advance Is de.
Mixed, JJa30lfd D 800 10.
PB0yIsIoAs-Aica,rs. Gordon Bruce Co., nni others
report Beef unchanged Pork steady; scarce at C0Q
% I'D Bacon hr1 bt fol- rates Cheese In better demand
lQ2i higher. Butter less active aud shade essicr Lard
Keeps hfm at iJai1Gd Tnlow very fat 1t i0oi for hne
PRoDucR-A,hes Pearls 3Ifi Pots % d2sl6d. Sugar
very quiet. Coffee steady. Rice. feLg. Ros.n quiet.
Spirits OF Turpennc hImer-3l d53 ID French. Pc
roeu very quiet: sellers Of refined at led Lpsocd Cakes
tat
LONDON MARKE1e -BRYADsrvYPs FINER and tending up.
waFd SuGAR inactive and prices shade easier. CoPFEK
INN ct full prices IRA quie, but arm Rec firm but bust.
meas limited. TILLoT slow: Y. g. stsli Sd GuIod
--LATEST.
LONDON, Fob. 4.-CoTToy quiet and unchanged;
sales Of 1000 bses including SOto speeusors End potter.
BREADsruFfs firm aud unchanged.
Provisions quiet and steady.
PRODUCE quiet and steady.
Conso sdy! for money Illinois Central shsIss 29622
discount; Er.s, GdGJi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

uenco.; Che es. interest fet in II We bee% o"yt I'm
win ST il the md @sssS Rnd" Court
e Hseheqer Chamber we snG
Judges cc,cston blackburn, and Mellor, IRON, tno
Court Of Qaec Bench and L9d ch so nee me Court
justices iula"s' "'"N'' Globe.
,,WS RECENT DISASTERS TO THE AhER'CnN
SHIPS ZONE, SEA CREST, AND LIZZIE No
letter was received in Liverpool on feD. z
from Cork ,corgohorating the statement thar We ao
can ship Lizzie Homan, Capt Draper pout" On n,
.,nool 70 New York had put into tlce,Hslo" y" ia,
9st January with rudder head carried awsy rrn
lint LARGE portion OF her cargo had been tfoWh
heard The vessel was being repaired ana No.IH . 49,
in few days The same Letter. b b"au Sa som Liver
nool 10 Boston and which was also obigsd 10 pun Inv
ISneens town eaky and with rudder spt hau p''I I
uo ord onld be obliged TO discharge. Another eI
ter dated Faya January ~ Informs Us the 5e hai
Sea Crest hound from Liverpool TO PhiiadelPIs' nn'
mt into that port in a damaged state p1i d "
her cargo was landed, and leak ON he
neirod She would at once reload and pIoeeeo vi ~
voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

banda. atN,plos, Sig. Cooma had '.ithd.uwn in "a
yCr of Garibaldi
ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE OF ROME.
The following proc dmation, published by the
National Roman Co>nmittee has been circulated y
large numbers m Rome:
koyAss ~ lille the supreme hour Of our deliver.
ance appoars-wle we should he preparing ourselves
n,r the last shock the priest always hyPocrteal az
ways SCOOTER, nyites us to the orgies ol .ne
He adds insult 10 dcrison. and in bis pusilahihons
lcouscieuce redouhics his efforts 10 ocr us IN pubic
view 10 Europe as Il degenerate people stupidy Ai
ing ourselves under the double yoke OF the clergy anu u
the foreigners. - ..,,o
" Northumberland 20 such IN insult by your aceIs
Toned contempt This year aiso leave the Cois9 Wv
balls 10 the eetimfis, the Bourbons the sp'rI Vs.,
women of pleasure and the refuse ~ al iaI"h' "s"
hcd here and paid hy the priest Such amnScmchtS 81,
not for YOU VINO have sworn To be Tree ltilanss hu
who suffer with heroic resignation the alsofucis ~
the worst Of Governments in Drawing persecution pii
and exile. -, ors
"Wor,hy rivals Of the brave Vonctans-youf Drotoi'
and Commanders in insfuriGnc-you have aireuy 'ha
times given proofs 10 tho civilized nations at your aspl
ations and of ,our nafriotism by nddrcsses on'rnSs
proests and other demonstrations ana now, ~ "
pleasures which unworthy Of You suCng'n'n !o"l
selves more and more IN the cam Wiuo " wv r
and in the lsntosnal union which double, your PoWers
strengthen your elves IN that iud0mlt ibie Pau.hc
stronger than o,cnts. and stronger than death
Remember that the brave men Who conquered un'';
Fqbius Maximus defeated the country enemies nor y
fighting bnt in tempcrizne. Hard trial for your Vhloi
I'm remember that the rash mpeluosity and The impa
tcnco of youth instead of breaking may fl!et ou
Chains iDjurg the italian cause and delay the ihe' TIA
bic accomplishment Of our destiny. :. =.
"Let the Roman pe0iie, collected nnd cam III ~ y,
generous sOlciiude Gisdainng tho hiuiai oie's % w
eypec,s from H. king iroa The parliament ana RON w
marion Tim. Rome honurcd ard secure, VIII arrive a
the end Of he snlerugs and will wortAily become Ia
capital Of Italy; .,,u.r.,,r,
THE NAToSAL ROMAN COMMITTEE
" Romt, Jan. -, lsG4."
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The Danish troops arc reported TO DO eager iof 'he

The Danish troops arc reported to DO eager 'o' ''
fight. . Il. . p,,ao after exchanging
shots with the Prussisns. sailed away ,rob had
n was reported that the Duke OF Angus'ehp''s ""'
been proclaimed at Eckenforde and GottaIi' ct,os-
rho entire Austro- Prussian cavalry ehtoIon 80 90
uir tbrough Rondsburg the LIST and large H"''' VI
trooos were pressing n0rthward. .,..o.,on,ro In
tome Int believes that the German Powers piVi.1,s -
snter Scheswig not with the intention Oh Gov
;n Denmark bnt only to seize natural guarantee io'
lie performance Of engagements. D., s,~,i.b
T,ls PAD SAYS England Is in honor bonhn ~ '"'-'
material support TO Denmark. Dali, would not
II was asserted that Franco anu huooi'
Join En- gland. Nm odJress Of
the Corps IL, slaiL and In reply dweit On 'Ho
OF maintaining "A stable Government. , ,r, 10.
Iourse fiat at Col 35c. English iunuS no"'!'
uressed by the Danish war news. - -. po,,ou
Core p0ndents from SwiGdmunde' Dan.Hc' 60
&C. state that ohGugh freights are oncIiHs ~ %,
pnces shpmastsr ~ prefer to wait the turn oil 'N',
at all events exhibit disposition to coinmenSp w
return yuyage Tho first vessel dettlhed un'oi tr
Danish embargo il the PFussian bark M"ftnh Iron
Hene 4, London under average at Elsinore III "hc'
port she has been stopped The ieet ~ the DISPOSE
he Danish Government it is said, VIII DC more lh"l
equal 10 this service. ~ - - ., At
PAms. Feb. g. $50 p. m.-Tbe Bourse opened NAT
but closed firm at 66f &c. OF &C. higher tha ycs'S
day. ,., ,t,.hos
under reserve the news that the Italian Goyernineh
had against Notifications being erected W
Austria near Poschera, in contradiction Of the ea'.
Of 1859. -. ..; 4;
The Pays Of this evening announces that Austii"
making ornaments ON the alinclo. -.
/ Bos,pAY Jan l8.-Sir John Lawrence, The new 'ioe
roy OF India arrived at Calcutta on the l2th INST ~
war on the frontier il at end and the force eDp"y'
against the hill tribes had been broken up.
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The virgiuia's News.

The following is summary Of the news sent
out by the steamship Virginia which left Liverpool Oh
the I'd inst
1t was stated that the Portuguese Government Rad
tcn steam rigate from Lisbon the urgent demand
the Azores. ~ ' i'"'9''' !"
Inc appeal In the Alexandra ease stand. for the 9th OF
10 ,ho Al Is is stated that objections win be taken
Inc English Cabinet held daily council, prenoratory
70 tle meeting o. Parliament on tho ar ~
o nane. wionsel on the 3ist Of January summoned
no Me-. eIhcnate Schleswig forthwith. General
fon,ier Ia wberenpon the Prussians passed the
aa shos were exchanged without effect The
The Prnsssa, on a.; after blowing up the sos Bridge
Eckenforde establishing their head" ~ Gn,ars
a prorhonai law was published a, Copenhagen on
The 10 soS the the Rnad
penEagen on the 3lst ult, and The Kins oS DenmsrL
err on fa%e Gay for setieswg ACCOMPANIED BY the
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IAdverisenentl o,
Hat and Cap Manufacturers can save $50 per
con, nv .;no The WILCOX GIBsss SEWING MACHINE, No
ErnAdNYnY
Acknowledgement |
Passenger, Arrived

y, .,,,,,.b;o Cor,iea iron. Hanna and Nr''ah.Mr.
Robson Mrs P Tabor Mr.. ses9 BIoT, NJ ., ana Ms
MIL, w Mille, Mr. and Mrs r. feitz, Mr. and MIS- Z.
TIsIs j Jsps D. Aa @sM va and 9 M Fa 1SGd
Nv ID, a sna e,ysni A. Mullins D. Oliver r. FIazer
l. Gardner Mad NJ, CntSn . RgSf, n ga Wy nSSs
n Ia ai;J a Il 'prrr x w Dunsconbe. James lssscs. H.
1ia ab,n hMndSen. DO Ksns Meiucke Mr. aud NJ;
Cnbbin r. Bell, =. Smith, A. simon Geo; Apns Ion,
s sisyl. IT, To" ol.sn jamCs r. semshaw Henry 8
Root. C. Low Thona. Pcelcs, Geo. II; fios' Brady
@iss sexton John Wison, Mr. and .. g Butler, ~ vzst
civ, Nj southcn, Nix. Fiachc. M.. Wsliz.claer, b; D.
Young hr. Taylor, L. Ayior o. " Smith, and 80 othe''
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GERMANY.
NEGOTIATION BETWEEN PRUSSIA ANI

NEGOTIATION BETWEEN PRUSSIA and SWEDEN.
Rumors ~ an intended arrangement proposed
by Prussia 70 Sweden, with view to detacl the Ducica
II Schleswg and Ilcten from Denmark. aud 30 unite
Jntlaud and the Islands %; Zealand and lunen 10
Sweden and Norway, 70 form great SCANDINAVIAN
empire have, an told, circulated IN the newspapers
md will have found many unbelieyors. am however
IL position to assure you upon very good evidence
that The Prssian Government have actually mace adj
yanocs in that TO the Swedish Minister in Berlin
10 what extent the beGd OF thht uoverih'it VI. 'oh
position to state for Court and Cabinet not alto
gefher one in Berlin In every respect but that the
Swedish Minister communicated such an offer to his
q oyernment at Stockholm, believe to BE- positive
facts il il also think matter Of perfect truth that
the Swedish Government not only rejected the offer
but resented 1t as the gravest insalt. You know
would not take upon myself TO make such statements
had the least doubt TO the sources Of my iAfcIma
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

TIE WoMAy's IYPIRMARy.-At a meeting Of
the homeopathic physicians of New.York and Brook
lyn held in this city, TO take into consideration the in
teTssts Of the "New.York Womah's Iulrmary" about
TO be established at Washington Highs the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Rsf0,ed That the effort being made by tho New
York Womsn. nhunsry As.ocaion' 20 establish an narm
ar tine homeopathic treatment OF such diseases
clr women, with the most cordial snd unqualified
approval OF tia meeting. promns, II docs &c supply
g. among the tcnds Of medical reior well
lie victims OF medical Ignorance aud orcusiveno.s
Issoted That In view Of no. only ls .cknow edged skill
In the treatment OF diseases OF bat he no lees import
ant enthusiaIm IN it, employment Dr. j. w. Mitchell has
been wisely ePpvnlcd by the managers to the position o.
Attending piysiClan Of the lnLrmary.
Resofo That Ia III, peys0nHd OF the medical sled as0c
tod with d. Mitchell headed II is by tho Of
proud 10 class than elder brother and TO whose
experience aud wisdom ready TO do homage
id additional ground for appreciation aud Of hopo Of
cess to tho lnhrnaTy
R,sor,d That the scheme OF this nhruary regard
well projected by it, founders among whom guze
of the most slesdft1 intelligent aud energetic lay
vel rs professional friends OF homeopathy aud tat nothing
sl I've omitted by TO sustain the Association in tho labor
OF love which they haze undertaken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

EVENTS To CONE OfF.-The proposed sahl'
tary Fair Rattle and the protest Of the city pastors arc
TO be publicly examined, in their moral and religious
aspects. In Prof Mattisou's church, in Toriy-hrs'
street tomorrow evening.
The Sabbath service in the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, on Twenty second street Rev. e. d. Murray
pastor) has been changed from o'clock In the after
noon to a o'clock In the evening.
St. Jamess Roman Catholic Church will be reoponed
tomorrow. A large sum OF money having been spent
IN identifying tie Interior it is now said to be ono OF
the handsomest edilces Of it, denomination in tho city
The Rev. Henry y. Fox will preach at tho rooms OF
the New.England Soldiers Association, No 1874 Broad
way to morrow. at O'Clock p. In.
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$4,000 600 Innn.
OF TIE COUNTY OF NEW-yoRK.
PROPOSALS FOR s2,oID,eoo SOLDIERS BOUNTY
kiTNn RONIS

OF THE COUNTY OF NEW-fORK.
PROPOSALS FOR S2.oJO,coc SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS.
Sealed proposals will DO received AZ the Comptrolers
Office until TUESDAY 23d instant, at o'clock p. H.,
the will be pablciy opened for the purchase
not than their par value ~ the whole para OF the
sum Of Two Million Dollars of the Soldiers Bounty Fund
Bod authorized by ordinance OF the Board OF Supevi
sors passed February H. 1854 aud act Of the Legislature
OF the State of New.York rassed February 8, 1884.
The said Bonds viii bear interest at the rate Of Six per sent
per eunuu payable semi annually tie first day Of My and
November In each year aud tie principal VII be edeinabe
In successive ennua insalmea.s Of Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars each commencing tho hrs' day 81 November l7
The proposals. will state tho amount OF bonds desired and
the price per one hundred dollars thereof; aud the
whose proposals accepted VII thercupou be required to
deposit with tho County Treasurer tie awarded to them
respectively. =, II, r.
On the Comptroller the receipts OF the County
Treasurer for such post the parties will be entitled to
ceve Bonds equal amounts Of tho par value Of 'he sumo
awarded to them bearing interest from the dates or paycn,
Each proposition should be sealed aud Endorsed Proposals.
for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds and inc,osed in second
envelope, addressed 10 the Comptroller 800
The right reserved to any all Of The bids con
sdered TO protect promote The interests OF the
County. MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of York, Department Of Finance
Comptrolers Office, Feb. 49, 1894
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ghs Austrians One nile South OF the
City Of schleswigs
OPENING OF THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
rf1B QUEENS SPEECH.
THE PALMERSTON SCANDAL CASE
Reply Of the French Emperor 10 the Adj
dress of the Legislative Body.

The Inman steamer City Of Manchester, Capt.
a,erow. which lei Liverpool at .. on the 3D. and
pueens,own on the 18th OF February arrived LeIe yes
terday.
The City Of London reached Liverpool OF p IN on
.ae Cd and the Hibernian early The morning Of the
n of February.
The Glasgow passed Queenstown en- route for Liver
pool at 3 p. m on the cd inst.
Gho ship Martban, destroyed by the Alabama IN 'o'
sats Of Ma;aeca supposed 10 Lave been the Jexar
Btar, which had changed her name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
SUPREME COuRT-CacuIr--FED l9-Be.orc Justice
SMITH.
THE MELVILLE DIVORCE CAS-

Sarah Melville agt. Horny Molyille.-The Jury in
til, rendered verdict fos tho plaintiff granting d.
from her husband the defendant the ground Of sdu
terry IL Is understood that they sgreed upon their verde.
aitei celebrating but 20 minutes.
CAKDBy advice Of ny counsel ask the indulgence OF
the public until obtain trial IN my case. which ALI
su.d do before any divorce be obtained against
the plot which has been deeply laid to brand mo
HENRY Is. MrLvuLE, Jewcler
No. 10 Blocker street.
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CITY ITEMS.


Fer location Of ttedfcYs and time o c0MuehceeH ace ddf
,i,emeAf, in other column, Of nis pdpey.
AcApssY or MUsIC-M.iinee, Norma
WAILAcK's IuEArgR-Hosedaie. p
WIsrgE Gaapg, -Tcke,of Leave Nan afternoon for Bent
IL If Soldiers, also in Evening" 49, .
nIyspIc TngAr.k-Cuiious Cese-Prde Of the Market.
THKArER tRAscss-Two Opefcttas, Mad Dc LussanI 1s'
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Hopu CulpFL-Mlnmoih SteTeoscoptcon.
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Mrs. II. b. O'f.EARY, NJ. D.-NgURALGrA,
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residents NewYok and Brooklyn restored from these and
other diseases by Mrs. OLgARY, msy be her Office
Gates sy. Hamilton Brooklyn ~ Y. Office hour:
nom 10 70 y. COMPILATION nee. N. B.-Lsdies
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