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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-18
JUST RECEIVED, at
MAY, HELLER 4 BROTHER
cnpypp 2TyTu AVN Room srprr

VVhNbK oIATH MD bKUAD sTHEETs,
a large assortment of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and
FANCY GOODS, TO which the attention OF the
public is invited.
We are selling Prints at 20 cents, and good quail
" at IS cents per yard Balmoral Skirts at % So
worth 80. so; Bleached and Unbleached Cotton at
IS cents worth IS cents Hoop Skirts. SIS cents De
LANES % cents, worth 30 cents best Kid Gloves
Sl75 worth 80 so French Prints. yard wide, only
30 cents.
Our stock embraces all the late styles of Dry
Goods and Fancy Articles, too numerous TO parti-
cularize in an advertisement. All OF which having
been recently purchased, We are enabled TO sell
them LOWER THAN FORMER COST PRICES.
In connection with our Dry Goods establishment
street, full stock of Ladies', Misses and Chill.
dren' SHOES and CATERS; also, Mems and
Boys BOOTS and SHOES, HATS. SHIRTS, CLOTH.
ING and FURNISHING GOODS, at prices to suit
the times.
For bargains in the above line of goods call at
MAY, HELLER 4 BROTHERS,
northwest corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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Destruction of Steamboats,, &C.. by Ice ut -
Iol,is.

ST. LorIs, January lit is estimated that
the loss by the sinking aud destruction OF ferry
boats wharf boats, bargcs, canal boats, ferry
docks SC, in this harbor since the lst or
November hy the ice, is eight hundred thou
sand dollars The insurance is about half that
amount The ice is still running, but the
navigation il partially resumed with the
South.
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. &c.

AT LEWIS you can find shirtings,
a sheetings Alpacas, Bembaw5line M shaaos,
Embroidered Collars. Cloths, Cassimeres, Coventry
Rufies, Black silks, Gloves, Superior English
Hosiery, Buttons, Cords, Gimps, Cloak trimmings,
Waists, Nansook Cambria, Jaconet and Swiss
Muslins, Table Cloths, Towels and Napkins.ail 10
be sold at low prices LEVY BROTHERS,
Ia Is Main street.
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From Cairo.

Cana January l5.-One thousand two hun
dr.d and seventy bales OF cotton passed here
Yesterday and to-day for Cincinnati.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad has com
,nenccd running daily trains, making the "Trip
10 Mobile in thirty-slN hours.
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Reported Attempt to Capture a Mexican Gum

New York, January Ca dispatch from
Browns willie, Texas, OF the Sd instant, states
that 4 detachment OF ten men, under Lieu.
tenant Murphy of the Nineteenth co!ored
regiment, attempted the night previous TO cap
lure an Imperial gunboat, but were repulsed
Lieutenant Murphy will probably be dismissed
the service for the act.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS ITSELF
ID ING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES TO LESSEN
stock, to make room for my spring goods, will
sell my entire stock of DRY GOODS at prices to
nv line to- give me call, as they will find every
article usually kept in a FIRST CLASS DRY
GOODS STORE at VERY Low PRICES. / give
special invitation TO taiors and others in want of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and TAlLORS' TRIM
MINGS GENERALLY, at greatly reduced prices.
Call and see price and buy.
\. B. We are still closing out our stock of Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Trunks at cost.
w J. STEPHENS,
Ia q-cw 23j Broad street, near Third.
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DIAN OS! PIANOS!

JOHN w. DAVIES i SONS,
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHAN
No. 1873 MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STIEFF'S PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.
These Instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST M
PROVEMENTS and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
to .Ae purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use
General r. T. LEE, Washington College, Lexing-
ton;
D. B. PAYNE s. BRO, Lynchburgi
Rev r. +. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute !;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. g.
CAyEL, Deaf Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton !;
Professor Z. A. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from all in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
is solicited. Terms liberal. jas
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Race Retween Ice Boats.

PorGHKEEPsIE, January l6.-A novel race
took place yesterday between the ice boats OF
the Hudson The winner made eight miles IN
one hour and ten minutes.
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TALL & HUTCHINSON,

HALL & HUTCHINSON,
IL IMPORTERS AND JoBBBRs oP
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand Of
THOMAS, HUGHEs CALDWELL,
No. Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed a co-partnership, as
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
A wELL-sELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased to serve their old friends and
the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL,
formerly of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell.
EDGAR S. HUTCHINSON,
formerly of McYeigh, Howard &Co.,
do Its Lynchburg, Va.
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R,tuiun Of q Machine Shop.

C.T.s.rQrA, PA, January l6.-The ma
chiucrv shop of the I.ehigh Iron Company
was destroyed BY fire this morning. The
damage is not so great us nj first anticipated;
Considerable machinery, valuable tools and
stock were materially injured.
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(,oIoueI Nosby.

We have not before announced Colonei
Mosbys release Ii is said 10 have taken place
only short time after his arrest, when we
several DAYS since noticed.
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Emigra,ion TO Washington Territory.

New YORK, January l6.-The steamer Con-
rinental with an emigration party, 10 wash
inrton Territory, of about one hundred women
and fftv men left the wharf to-day, and will
90 10 sea Tomorrow.
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Noyr Vorl, Markets,

New York, January l7.-Cotton heavy at 81
652c. Flour has advanced &c. Wheat aull'
Cornunchanged. Pork dull mess, s3l q Darrell
Coffee and molasses quiet. Gold, 40.
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Fire n, Bergen. New York.

BrrFAlo, January l6.-A tire broke OUT al
Bergen, n Y, last night, destroying 1ohr
buildings No particulars received.
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THE FrxIAxs IL New YoRK.-The newest le-
nian development i'll New York Is TINS: MI
Patrick O Rourke, the treasurer OF the pro
1h,rhood has turned over all the funds in his
hands 10 General Sweeney, with the unuer-
standing that il is 10 be used i'll the purchase
of war materials, and nothing else. Sweeney
has issued al address 10 the various circles,
e.horting them 10 be firm III the cause, and
:rssurinc them that the campaign against
England is soon TO open. Mean while the
;enate-so- called-has been summoned by
Roberts, TO try three members oil the Brother
iniuing the O Mahon,y organization
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PIANOS.

O-FORTES.--The subscribers
l. have now commenced receiving their supply of
PIANO FORTES
from the established and reliable mandatory of
JOHN b. DURHAM,
New York, OF whose instruments the subscribers
have sold so large number in former years
They respectfully invite all interested to call
and view these beautiful Instruments:
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Late James Woodhouse Il Co.,
Ia IL on Governor street, near Main.
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Tsy B.sisHED CoSsPIRAroRs.-The Boston
Ersaiao Transcript has an item about the ban
tsled conspirators:
Late Intelligence from the Dry Tortugas
avs that DR.. Mudd, Spangler and ~ Laughlin,
81 lincoln assassination conspirators, all
,ac,nv one room and are apparently In good
health. They do the most mental ana DC,
grading work about the prison. DR.. Mudd
has behaved with exemplary propriety since
Lis failure 10 escape some time ago, ana u eNl
nently striving 10 reinstatc himself in the good
oninion of his custodians and his former easy
and agreeable place in the prison hospitals.
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IMPORTANT ORDER ISSUED At DASviLLE -
RggAkD TO NHsRogs.-Captain WILCOX OF tue
Jreedmen's Bureau, in this Town, mas issu ,a
snail be found after the 10Th instant withou'
crrtiflcates showing that they have employ
mem for the current year will be taken up anu
treated as Migrants, according 10 me yaerant
laws Of the State. Children liable 10 Deeoine .m
t.x ia the pubIic are TO be bound out until
they are twenty. lone years OF ags.-DanvsM
etmN.
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LII A. ATKINSON,

q" A. ATKINSON,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAkER, having
located himself on GOVERNOR STREET, NEAR
THE OLD STAND OF BELVIN ATKINSON, 10
prepared to serve his old customers and the public
genera lily with all articles in his line. Among his
assortment may be found some beautiful sets OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE OF HIS OWN MAKE,
and is still manufacturing.
In the Undertaking Department may be found all
kinds Of Cofiins-Wood, Metallic and Glass Front,
Cloth covered, Silver trimmed Ladies' Casket-
perfectly air-tght-suited for transporting the
dead. ~
He is also sole agent in this city for DR.. SCHO.
LEY'S PATENT DEODORlZlSG AlR-IlGhT COY
FINS, prepared expressly for removing the re-
nished at half the former price OF Metallic
Cases More than three thousand OF these Comns
have been sold within the last three years, ana
i'm every instance have given entire satisfaction.
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DARBY Il GENTRY (of the late firm
L J of Darby, Read & Gentry, wholesale and re-
tail dealers in Boots. Shoes, SC Also, agents for
Westons Metallic Artificial Legs and Wilcox
above Tenth, north side, Richmond, Va.
de Its
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, January E.-tlour very duh'
Howard Street superfine, s7.75. "heat ana
corn dun. Oats heavy Seeds steady.
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John c. PAGE, JR., Dealer in Boots,
- Shoes, Trunks, &c. 2l7 Main street, three doors
from corner Of Ninth, Richmond, Va. de Its
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The Alexandria Rioters.

This case continues without result. IL VIII
take some days 10 finish II.
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Proprietors Of
. DnAnEn M DIR

HENRY KLEIN. GEORGE KLEIN.
TT KLEIN 81 BROTHER, MANU-
SHEET iron WARE, STOVES, RANGES, &c,
1866 BROAD STREET, RIcHMoSD, VA. TIN and
GRAVEL ROOFING done at shortest notice. Con-
stantly on hand, STOVES, RANGES and FUR
NACES. Also, READY ROOFING. ia lo-Sm
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T d. BROWNE would respectfully
- announce that he has resumed business on
and repair IRON RAILINGS, yERANDAHS, Ora
TING, VAULT land and =, CELLAR R, 4o9Bs aiNTGiEEs
PRESSES and LIGHT MACHINERY of all kinds,
and in addition thereto, having superior facilities,
will execute all orders for GUNSMITH i :, WORE
SAFES and LOCKS. Orders respectfully solicited.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
ARMY BULLETIN.
ASSIGNED.

ASSIGNED.
Major A. IL Andrews, United States Army, 10 the com.
mand OF the military district Of Washta In the De-
partment OF Arkansas
The Second Third, Pifth, Sxti Tensh, Thirteenth and
Eighteenth regular cavalry 10 duty In the Department VI
Missouri
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lieutenant General Grant has instructed the comman-
ders Of military departments 20 reduce the number OF
volunteer organizations in their respective commando
Reduction rapidly going on IN the Quartermastcrs
department a Washington. Thirty employees were dis
charged last week The total number under General
Ricker af time exceeded twonty th0ufand 1t Is now
less than ubirteen hundred. Seventy i've thousand
horses 40 foragcd around Washington time dur.
Ing The war at presens there are less than ave thou
Eand
The military districts in tho Department OF Missouri,
except the district OF New Mexico, have boon dscon
tnued
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Cruelty 60 Animals.
LAWS PROTECTING ksiwALs-rnx Law nov Nh.
CEssAHY ETc.

~ rur HrRAiD
am glad 10 soc your Widespread and popular journal
waking up to the necessity Of stringent laws to
prevent cruelty TO animals The only statute ne have
for their protection b this
Every perrou a,rou.y ki main wound any
or anosher or shall malciousy orasly
such animal whetnrr beionglg y htmsfu of another,
nor "a sesised suaiatss, p 90 .ecnsa 81
Tho only animals under prutecOn % law are h0rses,
cattle and sheep" The butchers may sone ~ them
constantly tic lambs and calves BY their legs all day
wtbolt food wntcr, throw them Ike logs of wood
into csrts piled ny In every way four Or ave tiers hgh
and thcm through Broadway, With their heads
hanging the wheels and the tire grinding the skn
and flesh, we oflen acc. 30 may beat his dog
or pig mule IN death, " skin cats alive a. farrera
tKn his old home Ito tho street 70 die VI starr alton
or, what is siill worse he may leave horse, falling
with n broken ds0csied leg 10 e ON the pavement
of public street Until he dies and neither The statute
nor Ac1oiee can rca-h such capcs
The statute should be nded thus
Every rerson who shall mailcioss asa main wound
hofte mule cattle, sheep other animal o. sha
erry beat torture any animal aienionay ~ ~ DIX
lect o. otherwise shall upon ouoticon ~ adladEcd sy
snch an act would protec, ali animals from brutal
abuse aud punish nhlnan owners of Old aud broken
down horses for turning them out 70 lie With broken
lea Ill they die
ono other se ton Il necessary. have lime and again
tr Cd 10 Induce A policeman 70 see 70 horse with a
broken Veg fboy al refuse, saying I'VE have power
70 XIII or remove smother mans properyM
mai. 1o .ba ,lu ueh sniras sess into ,ny street. sns
public parc Of any city ana say own-r o. dvs ~ sny
e.rrsr- onnb.s e. ~ .asr vsh. sn. hs ~ - al s ~ ~
bor afsr kr0wius u sueh dsshiy shan oonvcoa b
| adg gudsei sIliiy o. nistemeaner :, (,
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sporting.

EICIffNU C0CK FI6HT IN WTTLfNNHHINU
A. the place known by tho Initiated a. tho New
Cockpit" grand main commenced early ou Saturday
afternoon and continued until late In the evening At
two o'clock xtgdy rroan OF sporting men aud many
who sre not 10 designated, began W pour through the
rubtcrransan sagrs each prosecuting his card 10
the doorkseper accompanied by three dollars IN lawful
currency ny three O'Clock the anphitheAire was lite
rally packed and loud calls were hoard N bring In
the chickens. The calls goon responded 20, and
several handsome birds In fne condition sbd with
double spurs placed IN the pit Almost NJ
the hattie opened the betting commenced some offering
heavily the general resa and others single birds
During the progress Of the battle there mach excite
mem, A each dead cock removed from the ph MS
excitement incrcsscd, and tho-e who bad been beItaz
said that local celebrity made sir thousand i've hun
srea dollars darns N; mach Tbs NJ ended sni's;
bly,. Those pfessn. ss5nss1 ~ he better oisss Of
fpcrts business men and pqi,icians
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Court CaIsndar-Th,s Day

srPRrvy CorRr-CRorTr Part i-S1s l0ti. mas
2ai7, 1895. I'LL lloo, 1875. 1901 I2go lai1 1915.
i2iT, 1919, 1871, 1913. i2gr, i229, i23l, igS i27
Part 2-No- es2 S5sT. 620 olh $40 80, ~. sis.
lss Part 3-Sot 2io 7t6 fT1 it03, 93i COO 20,
ss5 ssl, ts1, 1870, lii0 lass, poi, 33i, iso 1885,
i3sa, pos, eos
sv,rru CorRr-spycn rEss. .-Demur'rs !.
3 Ipsues OF law snd fsot--N0s il5 l5s, $50 iai.
2l5 2sJ, 2lt 2t6 2st "a 27O 2lg 90, -. 10,
2sl 2i2 2i3
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NAVY BULLETIN.
"utucrttISrotis

The steamer Dc Soto, at New York. win proceed 10
Hampton Roads Va, and await further orders FROM the
Department
The steamer Massachusetts, will sail from New York
for the Atlantic and Gull sqgarons the 23d lust
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R.s. u.urros Anin-an f1as i.srhefn Do Hpst a
POI ino Bsrnuda is a!t i-asn1 esfs1 snit~4 srt sta
B.ss i.-.--rrs,s,e Y,b 80. h.fs isa.l o. Arss
fron rnisaerhA 80 nif Iat sth ~sut ssf ~ ~ a.
q 1919 ~ s.,s 3d. .i.g ~ s.as y. ~ .,s
snl ~ ~ ~, -iisa, ..'gs !, ts,s's. ~. 80 7.
sni w. msrnins v hs gnisr~nisfa Af~l aseasfrne
sbe vin t~ snrfsfsi
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t,.,o- 49, s.rt. nsnr.iis ,,l pars.sn ffar. iasts
10, snfrss, sfliF-i h,-s fs,'',l'y ,.'L -
fof rti..is gtia. rsry isssy
90, s.r,s s-rts bsu sstulsr u Efsuss ssrifsf
hsfs t1fis - pan - a ia ~ ~ ~ ~. -
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k,strsrs. rafh $40 cyasrs Hgssis 90 aHasrf
500. ~ ~ g. ii.essa,. gt,iasas sr.i
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aasfis iarteraen e. - - -.
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ls'I caaarr ''g-s sassf' - afis Y t.st "
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The svee.y Movement.


THE MEETING ~ JERSEY Cfrr-AS ExctHSG ~
TERRUPTI0S-SEw CIRCLE osGASIlsp.
grand pablic meeting called 70 hear an explanation
Of the policy q General swecnys fenian movement
with view 10 form NJ General sweeny eiroe 70 sop
port the military ,n hcwng path 10 ue linen In
the gap" came % saturday evening At Cooper .
Hail. Newark avenue, Jersey city. The speaking was
advertised To half past seven O'Clock, and
the hall was crowded long before IN. time Il was un.
derslood that deschmcns prcscn, from the three
Union square circles with the intention of preventing
the eaiAbshmeni of sweeny circle, the three circles
already existing having allied themselves N the Kan
osshony District Of Manhattan, cutting loose from the
little empire" OF View Jersey which has incorporated ths
badge of the srmless sleeve on Ne anti English flag
and operates under the Philadelphia constitution.
This fact made the exclusive allegiance Of the Jersey
GU circles matter % peculiar agreesblsness tho
Rinian administration; aud, thoush strong feeling was
Ixed ITSELF and was assumed TIE svecny of Jer
sey City would continue unorganred lest the Mshouy
however showed that the s~eeny rnen were dsposed /,
fall into line at last 'tbe crisis APPARENTLY
and sthc Fen ans 10 blue should get word a cheer
Much interest therefore felt IN the culninai on
and the ceebrants ~ S PaTrks day nicd into the hall
In the evening % hear the propsgandsts oi The var
policy explain 'sthe faith that 4 in them" The OMa
hony element present commenced operations by his@ng
the speakers proceeded up the aisle. which mAiiifes
tael"n VIZ Ahc shAl iV t"hs ti"" "N
rials
Mr. JoWs Eai- State Centre for Now Jcrsey, called
the mse'ing 20 order. and Introduced Opialn = W.
Bryce of jersey CITY, graduate u the United states
Navy, aud ~ the Mexican Captain Bryce ues glad
10 see large gathering ~ Cclu 70 forward The 30
cause. He was American himself hut he VA ".
nan Too. for Iusi Ffnianrn he underwood v, wa
identical with the canse of liberty 10 the ranks on wtose
defence Americans proudly occupied The tap -nbeera
Tie had applied h. the Fenlan qcsinn thr test u BIZ
experience eodirr, aud had also the advrs O more
than one eminent major general Hc declared from ttls
point of view, that General -arcnys plF wssthe one
which led 20 Irish freedom with fcahe IfofpectA ZAP
plause Mr. Ohahony he believed ~ te well fncsn
lng man, but not the man 10 rlsn greet campaign
Nany heafs had beenai work tne plaus ufou which
General swecny was uow leading tie thorough Z ina
IRISH rcpuDcans " suc.or the men ln he zap" ZAP
plausel Once sweep the Brush t0mmcfce iron ~
seas, yol sarye the Eugiish opcptvcs chutsrs'n
would again raise ~ had and IN concert vh ihr tse
millions ~ Fenisn ffish within the Ef1st
shores inauguraie cancer 20 ths hear y
TIE foe vhrh would compel a peace, uhh ths
Irah naiion free for ever Apriauae.i Ne woaid cu
rsai All 70 ray nos and sapport he vetsfso sdef uh'
bore The nsg o Enn, and enable hir N cad BE thir
thousand ssll.nt IRISH boys 70 rrts ~ish hs vi
] X n fIIosd cheefsl q
upon hearing some dernors,ra,ioUs Of dcrif9n "
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THE CANADIAN PANIC.
The Trepidation subsiding-No signs
OF an Outbreak, bat No Relaxation
of Prepsration-The Orsngemen All
Ready.

ToRoSTo, c. W, March II, 1905.
Reports from all the principal towns In the province
received last night show that outbreak has occurred
anywhere. Loyal speeches were made and general
readiness manifested to nip any Fenian demonstration
In the bud In the shortest possible time.
Approximations OF any successful raid invasion have
subsidcd; but the preparations are NOT relaxed.
II reported that attempt II threatened about tho
22d but the orangemsn Of the province are ready
at q moments warning
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
np useuents.

The past rsek very profitable The
sers Who sex refine the tas,s we'll improve tho
moral, Of the people By the rendition oi carefully
lcc,ed pieces their er,sblshmepis n this c,y snd
Brooklyn Thero h little doubt bot that they will 10
equally well paironzcd durnE the present what be-
tween the nne weather magnificent usds. the Fen
excitement the Canadian scare and home and foreign
politics the people quite animated, and sysy s
In a condition 10 seek and enjoy amusement The fol
lowing rsssrS made up from N. advertising columns ~
the HsRiLp will inform citizens and country friend.
Of wha. store fr them at the ,hsstre, snd ruac
halls during the ensuing six dsy1
nHoADvlY THEATRE.
~ ne Broadway theatre the tern allotted fof %. per.
formsnce Of Victims and Forty WINK empires Fat.
urday evening when those capital pr,fu.tons In Obi b
NJ John ouens brilliantly illustrates two opposlls
phase. q comedy, -l h. succeeded By other strse.
ions from he varied repertoire In thus cSn.enung 70
diverEify M. performances W. owens viii Errtlfy q
large circle ~ admirers. 10 whom M. soon shiars ard
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artistic caliure which have distinguished him 10 th e
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