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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12

DIsGUsTED-The rebel General MAGRUDER,
one of the party who went to Mexico be-
cause after the failure of the rebel cause
they could never endure the thought Of liv
ing under the United States flag again has
written, begging his friends in Washington,
to intercede with the Government in his be-
half, that he may be enabled TO return to
the United States He states that Maxi
millian's Government has gone to destruc-
ton, and there is no further hope left
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
OREGox ELEor1oN-OFFIcIAL RETURNS. -

OREGON Observation-Disclosures RETURNS -
Complete official returns from the Oregon
election give the following Union maJorities
Mallory, for Congress, 555; Woods, for Gov
ernor, 327. The remainder of the State tick
ct receives still larger majority The leg
stature stands Senate, eight Union major
ity; House, five Union majority.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
ROYAL HAVANA LG77laY OF CUBA.

Conducted by the Spanish Government.
$500 1000 IN Gold Drawn every Seventeen Days.
Prizes cashed and information furnished; the
highest RATES paid for Doubloo1s aud all kinds of
Gold aud silver also for all government securities
1ya6 IS WaIl st.. New York,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12

on A MONTHi-AGENTs wanted for
- <@%OS sic enttTsly neao articles, Just out
Address q. I. CAREY, City Building, Biddeiord
Maine. 1y30
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12

MANUFACTURERS of Best Round Friction Matches
Ord rs soicijeJ from the trade.
Kei Oshm, WiA 1896
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12

Is Peaches are selling at 81 each on
Broadway, New York
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
sALLAGHAN, SPEu.LACY & Nc
DONALD
PAtK CITY MATCH CO

MANUFACTURERS of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mould.
ings a.. All orders promptly filed
KernSha, Wis 1866
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT

Not settled yet Sin favor" of any gen
tleman for now have before me a letter
from our good and trustworthy Shillaber,
of the Boston Saturday Ecr@dng Gazette,
written last year, in reply to my inquiry
respecting the authorship of the song Rock
me to sleep Mother"-and he says ''it was
written by Mrs. Akers." This lady is
personal friend Of Mr.. S, and has long
been known as writer under the nom de
plume of ''Forence Percy"
Yours, in behalf of my sex,
SoPHY w. KENT.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
HOmeSteadS and Gardening Purposes.
SUBURBAN R.ESlDENl ES.

1t is also eereain, that there is no hea thier or
handsomer location than Kenosha, no place where
the Educational or Social advantages are superior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08


n. h1., araDht,.d has seized and reproduced I'VE "o'
dramatic situation, with eommendable ndehty 70 'e ss
rs hs, gyen seope 10 IT, important eharscl'
fashioned the Dialogue tersely and snoolny' an AZ
-. AZ, o and recOuuts the dream The neat three acts
nc .afllment Of that assln eecn snding IN
The fifth act brings sEmg and solemn deouenen
0Armadal6" At any rate, forbear endeayoTng here
10 sseo s Chinese puzzle Of plot Enough TO cay that MISS
Logan done justice TO It, In the play That vague sense OF
awful mystery which hQunts the reader OF the heuon over
hanes also spectator Of the drama The boldly drawn
Characters Of Miss Si0Vt Mid0ater, Alan Arnddde HsS
Mlroy and Pedgf brought prominently forward ana
have suspicion that the melOama would 20 be lar D
ter IL not in the MAN. badly acted Mr. Magic an
MdDineT Is Of the most astonishing creatures ever h,
the stage That putting IL mildly He does not lhe
with that gentle which best becomes offended t
be merely oyerwhelms with sense Of something utterly anu
irreme0aby hidcOus To laugh at Micinter however s 70
laugh at pretty serious element in the play and the e
spectator would be glad 10 help L II be could But mI
not alone his peculiar glory The company at the Broadway
Theater Is apt test human patience, wen az w
somewhat seyeTelysO If We did not laugh we mEh W ~.
Miss Kate Reynolds appearing as Mss d@t 49, Gle
most impressive dignity and tenderness and grace 1o
Logan as Hiss MrOL gave accurate and amusing POI
traiture Of hOyden The little part Of Hrs feteost %
rectly acted by Mrs Chapman But there the VOICE W M
must an be silent In reference 10 the Inaei IN h5 a
piece has been produced remark seems necessary
general word o. praise for the stage appointments ~
perhaps little too much calcium ghtas al lhe Gnu ~ n
second act for instance where that uselai " I'm
parted Music heavenly maid is likewise invoEed sTmeWhos
too literally in the Of the performance put
aside Miss Logan has given to the stage go4n e. g.,
and one that is likely 70 become popular 49, sts ~ tte
appear in ATmadae, We presume ID ui"'i'A' f
country. -. l., , r,.-.,o
Mr. Edwin L. Davenport Of the best actors IN AmeIea
win tonight commence engagement 0l eght p "a
at the Broadway Theater appearing as Da"O" D"O"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

A NEW oRoToS AouEDUCT BOARD NonNATED-Tn
BOARD REJECT TIE NOMINATION OF EMANUEL B.
HART AS STREET COMMIssIoNER-BRoEzB STAT
UEs OF MORSE AND FULTON.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the President Mr. John Bree
in the chair His Honor the Mayor sent in the following com
mnniealOn -, n ,osa
To ne Hss oyabf The BoGoi Of Alderman. - =,
GENTLEMEN respectfully nominate The following persons oi
chief officers q the CToscn Aquedact Board; e..
PresdeuJno. j. brtdcy In place Of Thomas shphehs
whose Of Office bar 1pircd.
For Engineer-Alfed W. Craven treoppontedl
Assistant Commissioned agne Javis Jr IN pace Of NOV
EFT L. Dsuugh whore OF Office has expired
Wv JoHH T. HoETHAs Mayor
On motion Of Alderman RYERs the communication nom TIC
Mayor was received and the nominations therein contained
laid =.
Alderman RYERs moved 70 take up the nomination by has
Honor the MavOr OF Emanuel Hart as street Cotsohe
vice Charles q Cornell resigned which was carried
Alderman RYKRs then moved that the Board DO not ADVISE
and consent The nomination Aforesaid which wac earned
nine members voting In the Affirmative aud Elk IN the mega
tive. $500
resolution for special committee (Which has long been be-
the Board favor of setting apart the piece
Of ground situated the junction Of Sxheye and BoadWaN
and bounded south by Thirty on The east by
Broadway anu the Sixhaye which 10 erect
hesize bronze statues Robert Fulton and Samuel J.
done under the authority OF the Mayor BY
the agency OF committee Of citizens OF bis appointment
Adopted
The Board then adjourned to O'Clock this afternoon.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

sHIPwBECRs AND loss or LIE AT THB TisnIRlEs.
TuEeRAPH 10 TAiBulE
BosToE Dee. 7.-Fourtoen vessels aud % lives
have been lost prosecution q h, fishing business OF Gouos
teI during tie past year Tho !osf OF life lan doae
that Of e year The value o vessels and oey Loot amounts
PULL PARTICULARS or TuR LOSS or THE sTEkMIR
suwAERR
AUGUSTA ca, Dec. The following statement Of the
suwanee disaster iarpifhed by the 'Dpercaeo Fred
Schultz: 1t
Tie steamship suwenee Capt j W Ctnar.ae len New.
YoIl on the 9th November bound BRACES Santiago with
heavy freight vessel being loaded down with her guards
under The weather moderate until after passing
Abseeomb Light when the wind Get IN esh pom te south
Henopeb bound for he Delaware BreaEWster re steamer
si,asE shoa OF Htst@s Iplet Finding impossible TO
sas isf' gl sSs S;s s5 q @ ss3 %
occurred up 70 the Igl IF the % Of December when % so
S S:': az &G s .a P s:;, hTS;@ VII sI svS
The ship abOred heavily and frequently fe OF IL the trough Of
tine mo- 70 m the water gained RAPIDLY Tie steam and
handpam were kept gong ana efforts maee to glien hfr y
inches q tc fires and frcmen up their
trying keep the ties gong AZ o'clock hndng the snip
although he ses was running very hg an he ships crew
Aer leaving he boats three in number serel 10 north and
ahead the OTHER two boais in charge Of the CheAao ard
First Engineer keeping company About lost sight
Of Captains boat and having compass 10 either Of
boals We shaped our course by the eun trying TO make
!sYd, tYOi H9Gaiall We Epff gal to the east
end both boats kept a%9y f rs h9dy PIP IPTOyea to be
hour nom Charleston oI Geofgsoyn G. Capt Snow took
board ard did everything In his power 20 meet our nece
stiles Of having anything but The clothes wore He
landed us safely Georgetown c. ard ulde The providence
Of God indebted to him for lives We are under
lasting obligation alec 10 Capt Davis OF the steamer Fannie
for free passage to A port aud his kindness TO Us while on
board.
-Tbe following Ia a list Of the slips company.
Ia ts Captains BOat W. Csnspe wife and two children A.
Smith tocond assistant engineer WIsm Hill oier Joh1 O tire
Muphy eotlhstyer Thot Shay eotheaysI Dr. Hodley
passenger Ssnsr Blank MeTico w H. Brooks
msu Smith, James Wise Steward Frank lsndsHeD
is IN all who have net been heard from
Macs Boaf (ssved-Rober Pieiihs hrt mt,si Charles Fry
secoDd James Cutler ship eook w Brown Thomt
Duffy boy Thomas Martin eeshttveIi w Adams second
cooE :. =, A., .,
Crawford first assistant engineer J. Fred Schultz
George XIII osT Hn smpiop fireman. Thomas he0lopshion
fremapt John Norman seaman Henry Beifon, boy.
THE BRIG WILHELM.
The New.York Submarine Company have succeeded
IA landing large part Of the cargo Of the brig Wilhelm dis
covered stranded and FIRE RoaDe Shoals last week
norton OF the cargo ALEC rescued by the Coast Wrckng
COMPANY but they abandoned the brig 20 the former
company who expect to secure the remainder Of the adne aH
the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
: - TIE pRA4A.

That amusing old play "The straSg GER which was
at the Winter Garden Wednesday win be repeated this
evening" and counsel such Of our readers may wish
ssOy period quiet augAy to witness its representation
Tbe Stranger" true makes people cry but
rot willing believe that the number Of weepes very large
ASIDE from is talk about domestic love and children this
drama hes substantial merit Is ssrioggness is is most
o d nSa lie S5at everybody Knows Is
Ss ssIa!' .4 SSeA4 @ f w 3 sYSasG sq 5ps
EOat trimmed Win fur sha goes into retIs9sat H:s lhe
S:. iss 3 HS:y II, Iii sil gs .l 'i:
s fS 'asi s sfs5 sa 5iS Sssss;
a then ne % re make stage two S asd
%P1 G d 5S d gs their g .1 S5d blow s5
Mrs Strangers be ASsuredy not should
persons A. 70 the conduct Of the Stronger might not
50 absurd II he were not made by the dama euriousy
interesting in the part actor well be His Hesan
boots ere pr trimmings sha handsome sad ocs and remark
sssSSts MELANCHOLY Miss Ida Vernon poorly represents Ms
Aatsr not even dressing the part correctly No ornament
Snhiblts good BIT Of Bat altogether The perform
snes one 70 be received with gentle laughter We presume
tse how web be act part that ought to bs ee1 at
AL His Don Gear ds Batan which pessaieo n an after
.sS 10 iaS.r roy WA s'0 ths force Of contrast
& "Central PARK" Will be again acted at Walack's
1hsater night thoroughly well known BIT Of rcica
comedy in which Mr. Lester waaek appears to much adyan
ard which the manners Of to-day this CITY arc
clearly drawn and satTizod. =
" The Long Strike" VIII be acted to-day, at Matt.
ace again this evening the Olympic and viii then be
removed make way for tho Master Of Rayenswood Let
not its last performance uuheedsd by the lovers good
aetDg ~"
There will be q Matinee at Niblo's Garden to-day
when "a IN the evening 1.-THE Black Crook will be per
formed There will be day performances also at Barnums
Museum, the Circus the NewYOrk Tbenter at the
81 BGdwOrth's Minstrels ode
Mr.. DE Cordova will lecture tonight at Irving
Hall in aid Of The Working wOmens Protective Union
He VIII describe the Coushp Of strong minded Miss Briggs
Next Tuesday evening is TO be authors night at
abe SewYork Theeter Mr.. DAILY, the adapter Of Griffith
OaUnt VIII have beneht
Mr. John BrOugham, as we regret to learn, Is quite
~ - Boston and Is unable to play His appearance at the
Boston Iheaier Gas, therefore been postponed
performance Of French comedy will be given TO.
glt a. the French Theater Three pieces will be acted
YeuYe.'
"Adrienne; or the Secret Of Life still keeps the
stage o. lie Old BoweTy Theater.
ARAADALR AT THR BROADWAY THEATER.
" Armadale, produced last Monday evening, at the
Broadway Ihaieg and played every night this week will be
eeisa AZ mat Heater io the last time to-day Matinee II
as good houses al along and deserves hold the
sage iof longer period. LIZ Conss elaborate finely
wrought he'on sypet very good advantage IL The form
fh'eaSi HeosIaaa Aii'l oEys Logan y vboR Nc novel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
TIE CONTROLLER Brennan NVESTIGA
TON

FIFTH DAYS PRocEEDIEGs-A TILL MON
DAY.
The charges preferred against Controller Brennan
e ontinued Yesterday before Mr. Commissioner Sedgwck
Attachments were issued against Alexander Ward superln
,endent Of Lands Places and Nj Everett Cashier oil inc
Broadway Bank compel the attendance Of the gentlemen Oh
the part Of the prosecution . o., -, .-.,.o..s
MI Moves who appeared for the state said that nnsnccs
fl ATTEMPTS had been made find Alderman Loew former
empove in the Controllers Department Tie gentleman ne
understood was in Washington Mayor HOFFMAN was p.sS.
in answer 10 subpoena the part Of Mr. Brennan oat MT
Lawrence stated response 10 inquiry OF the
that would examine further witnesses Tor the d1ese
The examination OF witnesses for the prosecution w ue CON
timed Monday az 10 o'clock 10 which ue INC ''ss"'
has been adiOutHod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
THE GREAT OCEAN YACHT RACE.

We have already given the details Of the Great
Atlantic Yacht Race between the Henrietta vess ard Fleet
wing to start from Sandy Hook the end OF the Ie Of
wighton Tuesday next O'Clock p m. In addition
give the following articles and sailing directions agreed upon
BY the parties interested in the race.
ORIGINAL ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.
ETw YORK Oct a.. 1896
thirty theu,and dollars $4,000 that the ietwns beat the NeA
70 tho Needles Of Enslsnd The yachts from
second Tuesday December and 20 s accord
Tho ssn 10 be carried mslnss foresa b flying b
W .ops fore and main gah op' main iopnai ssysa storm
The yat Henea enters the above race By paying $4,000 Oh
scTpon by members Of the NcwYok Yacht Club Any minor
embraced Ia above that be settled by Me
Os.ood Lord Hene shs be decided foowI zach shs
aup aid the umpes chosen IN Of Disagreement
choose two W Others 20 cent Of tie money to be deposited
balance 20 be deposited the inst m Tuesday Of Dseembspy
oPay. -
Nkw.YoRH Dee g. 1890.
Ti,berby agreed between the Henretii
Fleetwinz that rage which 70 ie place the second
Tneday Of Deeeubsr tl be from SANDY Hook NeedsS
England T. to take from Newly chIre plot
Snd cleo 'hsi IN addition 70 the sails previously mentioned each yacht
THIRD AGREEMENT.
NEW YosK De-. g. 1865.
Agreed that the boas engaged the nay sh dor
nE tho sny1g ballast and that the foryeg hon rule
shan b. waived and that The M
The bosti Tuesday December H. a.
oelec blow high low The boat to BE- started BY h.
Fearing .fAr.,.s .a go.
NV YoRx Dec g. 1906
To Marina o. vxsr1 The great Atl,nc yacht race
Mill show on the blue htg, srJ the Netia VIII
b white sS 9I1 and the Fsetving VII cary red nsg Ct the
night he Henrietta viii bum blue light and Are blue rocket
white rocket mnUte and viii burn
ligh 'ad enc minute sNerwsrd viii Ere req rocket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
MrRryo OF the woRKISoMrss UnoS.- There vas

regular meeting Of the woDgmens Union yesterday even
ing at their Room No 267 Bowery il intended that Mas
Meeting Of all the Trades Unions shall take place at cooper
state before the close Of present month hc object OF THIS
is 10 forward the eigbtho movement The delegates pesen
last evening from e various trade organizations OF h@ Guy
with single exception the eoft unanimous IN prom
ing their support 10 the proposed CopOnrau0n committee
q oae nom each Trade Society was appointed 10 msAe Hdo1
preparations nQY DO deemed necessary for he OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

nov Of the firm 10 large number OF the bonds and
eerfeses Of stock taken BY him from tho s IN me Gpe5
70 DO This however and the firm therefore ESCAPED oen"
AZ the time. Roth - -. ,-t.-,yS :sttsIts
- see ~ many occasions he Oadyl had ample opportunity
10 rob the Of larger amount than that actually taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

New LINE TO WAsHIEeTOE. The following gentle
men were yesterday elected officers Of the New York Ae1aB-
ra Washington Georgetown Steamship Company John
W. Munaon PRECEDENT II. Fthuestock lof jay Cooke %
Go Vice President David Walker Treasurer; George w
Brown Secretary The Company proposes to run semi
MeealY Inc between tle above p0nts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
UNITARIAN CoNvErrIoN.-A convention Of del

UNITARIAN CONvEETIoN.-A convention Of dele
gatss nom the Unitarian congreg lions Of tie city held
ihnrsday the following officers being elected for the ensung
tenn Of two years President, the Rev Dr. Bellows Vice.
Presidents Robert " Field and tho Rev. A. p. Putnam
Directors the Rev. f. A Farley ID ID, r. Mills esq d. b.
Jacques the Rev T. BuckinhaIn, and j. f. Williams and
Treasurer william u Pdicbard The establishment Of a
Unitarian journal this city 70 be called The liberal ChriGn
was d scIssed and resolved upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
TnE WHISKY TRAUDs-The examination in

TIE WHISKY TRAUls.-Qle examination IN the
asss Of the United States agt Augus Boetmer Rowe and
SeLwatiua accuscl 4 defending lie RcvenIo Dedarment IN
various WAYS resumed yesterday a. ~ m. before Com
siorC Newton Of TIC United States court rooms Montague
Tho frt witnesses carol were Domin.ck MCGOWAN aud
John laeken oborefs who testified hat they worked IA Tie
disileres and hat the hud shown was Ike that ordinarily
manufactured tieIc
james Mccullough ard r. 6asse then put upon The
tilri. Bot gave no evidence " Lny Importance
The witnefs Dr Bernard FernbGch chemist who
testified 20 the composition o. burning rd lie thongh
COMPOSED alcohol aud turpontne which would barn
~ "a clear light woald h. calico burning fluid, bot dd Rot
know whether V would he 20 known 70 commerce.
Counsel here INDUCED high words bat the Con
missioner inisTposed and pat stop 20 the quarrel
renaun 4 Doncd gfs then placed Lpcn ne stand o.
testified thai theoretically DE Understood ne business 0 dn
ns which process described ~ some length The fluid
him burning nud IN the proper sense or Tie term
lie hnd bought and used lie present when MI
po cent II alcohol nad Deen 10 the Eranknaye dsilrJ
several tines tho sl running aEd called The product
After short examination Of tho vi,ness by The District At
toIuey. 'ho Court took
Afsl 'ho lcoss LII ulyss,s Tman called witness
10 Yrs merchant Lad bought and sold burning 1ud and
thought the article shown and bnung would compare iGyor
81 ~ with 10 Average q tIC sc market bis only test Wes
% Gl9n ,he art ele and zee 4 ~ save good light
Mr james n. Cunningham wts heat examined and gave
c no fcff rouy 'ie previous witness lie thought
tie acs lfnsicd wes bIun. fgd % certainly not
utisAy, would sh lent l 10 enc 20 zee 70 read or
T1rrrr any lrlirfry aVocation- go
Wtness examined ~ ne District Attorney with.
cat developing any new acs and ho case vas then adjourned
gail lis inbIing o. 20 eock
" ' 4 Iriar r spcc'M fgeIt fom Washington has
arrived ne cy and r now 'ls4y cogaged 10 prosecuting
s.-s,i ioaei .elarcs 81 iQu0-s and disuloies have
hscn made bat 'hc Il the Is concerned and Their
place, ts-f Wiz 60 y nc authorities doubtless Tor
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
CITY RERS.

Fam FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREs.-0n Monday even
I'D at th9 eornr. " BIcafSay and Twenty
ing there Th ~" -. - II the
third charitable iair IF0yide funds TOT INC renee
destute orphans Of soldiers who ded ID the Union tee
Tie faD viii continue two weeks,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
AN EXTRAORDINARY CAsr.-A son of Mr.. j

AN EXTRAORDINARY Casa son of Mr.. j.
CAs Of Port Republic Atlantic County j. who has been deaf
0r u yea hlg nom the aud aiaIl caused ~ scar
t isyer has been oneJ h hearing by d. ROVE Ile
orpty lramuc the bat IA
when atsokc with scarlet before
d. EOwEB Ieuegea do be abb 10 bear
s J1kc loud iat'orly tie atl Lad
1f lted IL hed 70 rrcven. Aim from studyiug Now No. cu
h,ar we'll sud has eueed h ,udos al
York. 80
d hSgEs o.gIoh 'e Ho 20 10" Tvmlelbl5 between Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

THE FOUNDATIONS IN FRANcE.-The accounts re-
cei,ed from the lately inundated district Of France reveal
VIDE spread distraction Of property and general 6estnuo9
which calls urgently for relief from the ehartAby nsp0eu
paron Boeau the Consul General Of France has received
about e. nom IN ttisey lie tLDteIu
list IS ftiD open at the Consulate, NO bowhhg oreeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
BOLD RoBBFRY.-YcsteTday evening Edwin A

Monroe painter the Fourthtve cars while his way
home 10 Monana on the clock train the Harlem Rail
read robbed Of valuable watch willie standing on the
rear platform of the When Fiflethet young
man rushing through train handling the beeods
Il an empoye He stepped the railing and reaching
around Mr. Monroe watch from bis pocket breaking
heavy steel guard AID Immediately jumped from the trnin
a. dark the thief vac cut O1gh before the TRAN could
be stopped ,..,of.,.S(
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
lAnuoancsmentLI

ENTERPRISE AND ITS REWARDS. second
city world commercial Interests contains men Of
nerve genius Broadway to-day swsruins with capitalists
many owhon few 10 moderate ereumsSnes
cannot convince Lepeal parties tina, Il is no, mere luck
maay that has placed many Of to-day In positions We
end them real energy business tact and snispT'e have never
,fsd 10 crowned with qees We desire u. call he attention Of
t f..dea e. ~ Vel EEsss tisblhnspt Of hoilcR wArERa
No. eel Broadway who's ba,ns reputation well nown TO the
musical portion Of community lie has now opeHeda spacious
running through from Broadway Mecsr for the sale
Of MUSICAL ssTRuUsr q all kinds and descriptions OF first CLi
MiEERs wAoLKsiLr ard RErAIL beautiful little MISA'
MBLoDHos suitable for CHILDREN he dnposng Of
pd the suitable thing for the hoLiDAu We have
persst aud finish H system Of furnishing those
who wish with instrument, who unable to pay the full amount
meeting with great places In the hands Of these who
reduced In circumstance TO purchase entire the means OF
livelihood while ia gradually being psd for He has also large
numbered PAEos CABDEr ORGANS MELoDEoSs to LIT and
applied purchased Those who desire good reliable n'u-
wi IN visit the WAREHooHs Of AR WATERS No. sl
Broadway beor' purchasing elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
CunRcH rfATrrpa

DATTOs, Ohio, Dec. 1.-The General Synod OF Tie
German Reformed Church adjourned sno o last evening The
question upon the adoption OF the minority report
g the optional Of tao ReyiGC0 Liturgy sac caed IN nc
GrJYgpTo BY Igle q gtO56.