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1866 she wants to prove to the world that she
is a great nation, and that, in case of need, her
guns can thunder as loud as those of Austria
and Prussia in a European conflict. Venetia
surrendered by diplomacy, and not by means of
the musket? Nothing of the sort. No
banners torn by grape, round which crowds
press and embrace each other no triumphal
arches for all to pass under, sending forth
shouts of victory no joyous return to the
homesteads What an army that thought it
marched out to fight, and arrested in the midst
of its exultation What 10000 volunteers
discharged and sent back to their homes dis
cOntented and Inundated These so, 900 vol
unteers are the revolutionary element of Italy.
Let us not deceive Ourselves-it is revolution
alone that can impart such enthusiasm and in
spire such devotedneSs. What, I ask, will
italy do with those $4,000 men if she has not
ware Send them back to their homes? Why,
it would be to i~noculate every point of the
kingdom with revolution. Incorporate them in
her army ! Why, the army costs already
three millions a day, Impossible, impossible!
Do these $4,000 volunteers come to serve the
country, to conquer Venetia, to complete Italian
unity ! They come to fight under Garibaldi.
To any other General than Garibaldi they
would say, 'Whither are we bound? With
Garibaldi they will say nothing-they will fol-
low him."
What this revolutionary army will do the
day after the victory NJ. Dumas reserves for a
future letter. l believe that whatever way
Venetia be conquered, whether by diplomacy
or by arms, it will be exclusively owing to the
author of Monte Crist0.
, 1866-06-26

FLORENCE, May 81,

A few days ago hardly any one here 'beliey-
ed in the possibility of getting a Conference to
meet for the purpose of attempting the preser-
walton of peace. To-day, that the Conference
appears certain, nobody believes that it can
have any good result. Public Impotence
scouts the idea put forward by a Paris paper,
that upwards of a fortnight must elapse be-
fore it can meet. Such delay is impossible, it
is here Indignantly exclaimed things are at
such a point that even diplomacy must use
despatch. We naturally chafe under delays
which we are convinced have no good result.
Everything here has been put aside for war.
None can fix their thoughts on any subject but
that of imminent h0stilities. l must expect a
few gentlemen in the Chamber, who continue
to make long speeches which nobody reads.
The present business of lite-in Italy IS prepa-
ration for war. At the offices OF enrolment IN
Florence the volunteers almost fight Tor early
inscription. In the streets one continually
meet them, many seemingly mere lads, with a
bit of red riband or feather in their hats, and
around them a black band on which the name
of Garibaldi is printed in gold letters. 1ester-
day. in Florence, it is said that more than
1000 were enrolled, nearly all belonging to
this province. The bellicOse ardOur daily III
creases, and it really seems as If all the I'M
married young men in Italy, no matter to what
class they belong, would soon have enlisted
either in the regular army or in the volunteer
corps forming and to be formed. One is re-
minded of Garibaldi's old cry for a million OF
muskets, and tempted to think that, if provided,
they would all find hands to grasp them. Such
is the eagerness to take share in the first tight
that conseripts belonging to the second catego--
ry of the CONSUMPTION just called out land
which category has not yet been summoned)
have applied to the War-ofice asking to be
taken for service, or else to be allowed to en-
list 10 a volunteer corps. The Minister of War
has found it necessary to publish a dacree for
bidding the enrolment of Custom-house guards
among the volunteers. Instead Of having to
proceed to the second levy for 1866, which the
Venice Official Gazette announces in that pro-
vince, the Italian Government seems in a fair
way to get more recruits than it needs. The
contingent to be furnished by the Lombardo-
Venetian kingdom, as Austria still stiles her re-
manning Italian province-is 6,417 men, but
if the accounts given by the Romagnol and
Lombard papers be correct, it is probable that
, 1866-06-26
(From tie liverpool Daily CourierJ
TIE HOUSE OF HOIIENzoLLERN.

The simultaneous occurrence of half
a-dozen explosions in very distant places
proves the skill of the engineer. Long
and carefully he must have calculated
the weight to be upheaVed, the solidarity
of the power of resistance, the strength
of the current to send the spark through
the wires, and the ability and energy of
his subordinates. La painting on statua-
ry we decide upon the author of a work
by the traces of his characteristic hand !;
and there are few who will not now attri-
butte to the occupant of the Tulleries the
wonderful complication of plots which
threatens TO set the world in a blaze.
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TaH CnrsAPrAKx PIRAcr cAss-Thls again called
up Upitsd States Commissioner Newton yesterday
defence stated that he had received
the documentary matter for which he waiting:
upon the adjourned the until the 18th
instant unless other disposition should be made OF by the
Grand Jury.
RECOVERY or WATCHES JxwELRY ALLEGED TO HAVE
BEES SroLxsA young woman named Mary Harris, alias
Sarah Jones' Harris Mary OIfara and Sarah Andsr
arrested yestsrday, charged with robbng her
employers Of watches and ewery considerable amount
Previous the commission ~ this onenca she had been in
the service Of Mrs. Anderson. No IDA Fulton
to the value Of ESQ The sane operation WAS
alleged stolen there Using little short of
$3.50 The young arrested nj Paterson, ~ j.,
brought this yesterday when abe held for
examination before Justice Cornwo this morning TIE
property and also other articles OF value believed
10 have been stoen worth In all $500 recovered BY the
officers.
Tus AssAssrxArrp PoiicrsAs-Hothing additional has
rsnspred In relation TO the assassination OF ocer John
Hpwei OF tho Forty precinct, The OF
funeral incorrect
n viii place the South Second street Methodist
Episcopal church this afternoon.
RossrSG Az ExrREss WAcoS.-About seven o'clock last
evening Of Andersons wagons robbed Of
two trunks valued, with contcnt $780, while leaving
of the Roosevelt street fsyboa the foot south
seventh r. d. A. later hour trunks
unopened iayemoyev Iiscr,a refinery IN First
street, by onicer Langen " MAFogly Hfth pfec.nct.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

sAsirAsr-rhere hut Of cholera reported
this city yesterday the Of the victim beng caihsns
Hunter residing 10 Aulberry Burial permits
this and for Jane Carroll no jane. street s.o
has virtually disappeared from .he city
TVS OID rtRR DnARrsssr-DnrosAL oID
BsDoss.-By. special resolution Of the Common Council
that body has transferred the old Volunteer rirr Depart
ara r. II Ab.i lac Clerk Of " Fire Cen.m,s.
.s IL aver and sos .ai lies. vii h. aisSalsa .nsss
o. msrIorou volunteer hremsn Who belonged b. the old
srnsxr isvroyssxrrs The following ut o. eon,rseta
btas which opened a, the srss Department res
tsrdAy ,gzing Third between Ii0lh and o.h
.trsets swAfded " hngh ". Moore o, sis 81 tagging
fogty.sirth street. beAwcen srth and - enh 70
ayd pousiason s7oi - aasguS iaigh, street. from
nad.on North river. 10 Jeremiah Mabonry, a.
.t1 tagging srfy second street between Third AMI
fnh avenues Day d Donaldson Al f'G @ TAGGING ana
sss sq. ss' .,s, ss'srs q. gs'm s,
md rettes eso and Tult-r lAlf.n. airrs eaasse
sssg aud se,s,ns gutter Forty
"e, !, m ~ .ss .ns h an sy-.sn .sasr
5 wa scsoi, !, ssIA s.ssas 80 .s.nas sars
ssslSs 4. n x 4 cunningham, Al o. ais - n.sxng
% g o,",sn az s s I'd ss .ss ssss s ~
-. 10 sl"s o . .ssi y. ss s ss sr.sa
.earr ,a 10 susf and a.s1ns is,,s s,rc.l tefnsen
tsafia 80 lth ss.nnss % hiehsrl e.sih, - So %
: y ! ~ y q ''''''
uN4aoparr DnfsssAay Institution l0rsl.i ~
- prnsdwAy near thirty ara b. gus be~n r.
s.rstd lhc auspices aud p.ronsge Of IN ssoci.
tsn ~ md medical - the ETsuitous
safes class Il sanercrs -Ao hs,s hereso
lare been Iest almost wholly unesfcd fof-asmsy. The
isNf dsf4r6ed cod criTSird chifrrn~i0 ssge them
lrnm o.lns charge spon .eeleJ 70 .siArs'
A. I'll the 0rlr~rf T0tuec ID Mnf
fhs utNQtfion. I'D every dollar csuifihu'sf n ~
iHffrft cstynd~d itf he heB~ni q wh9 y
a. rfNa Ia naN Tender Of thls ahAgY stIrri
wa a. nrn~n~ aniountof good ~ no rstani ar
NeNt "a tfAefr Hiunishiag physical gFfOrn9y
ffsv.lsrt So little provided ~ ia iis great
ets.
War II sosra - tsTosr rsg rotirg -The fnha~inG
sre ~ eatu.tca esft~ves - hs Pok- n-rssfasnt fcr
-. 80 .prti stteaa. filgIgs. Naw fefk force
s..Ass y pfags ~ tfs go - ~ Richmond tguasy
ftftfe tHsai p. Wsst tsttIs s,,.L q
FtfN JWFlraN ! Nsffswsy.-~A w smylgyei a. ~ a.
f~..nsn rs sssasif 4gurrd y.sft iAy ait~rnosn
by spf aaeh nssehpty from ne tiift nsor v ihs
tss ne pasa ~ tfr aT0uq prescott tlstt h44~es
ksN ltsf.#a t4 H.s tUNNrt aN as~wH~ ~
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE,


THROWING Orr TINE yosr.-rhe prohibition Of the city
authorities relative the running Of Sunday
By the railroad company last Sabbath and
they announce their Dissemination 70 run the Ars also 60
marrow II IL hat strange that the police did not
foce the order and there rumor that the cit auhor
Ties will recede from the position previously taken ~ Them
IN the matter.
NHw UsrvoRx PoIcn An order was Issued BY
the City Clerk yesterday 70 Captain Donovan for the supply
81 10 the police Of ov-rcos
pans The city will furnish 81 towards esch suit
the balance TO be betrayed by the oGlcers.
Newark.
RIAL ESTATE vALrrThc total yaue 81 roal estate In "a
county. reported BY the assesos % that county
sm1v1N The city ~ Newark reports go 81 7Ot orAnse
fd0si Yves, Orange In which 10 situated Leweyn tsrx
- reported Mt 81, "a 40
Isriarsnsr Juper HnNEs--On wednes lay afternoon
the Esssr county Grand Jury previous 10 their dsehage
presented 20 Judge Haines who retrrs from the bench NJ
the close ~ the present OF complimentary
resolutions The Judge responded In neat aud appropriate
remarks.
NV COUNTY Steps being taken In several 81 tn
townships x ESSEX county petition Legislature Il =
merit 70 form them into county. thus making
Nswark city distinct county The Lcrialatura Previous
session refused 10 give the CITY the right and title -
county.
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p,ar o. NM faax. ncIpsts IL. IsA


Cleared.
st4sasaap rsngrs fBfA Bsssn. Lta-sn -iis~tsad
s,.sa..siE r,u,s.,. gl.@l H..es. sananyga 80
as..a..sip hr-rsa sra~si seyn.sss. Sqashs@p,a 80
rss.rs.slp tiSss.s4 Haugss~. Se-rir u-a-J
alp 60. Lalss " H.s-s. a. rrss.'s.a-c 60
ssis ~, rssuy,os gsan.ay. r~spo.i-s .al rsassp.
shr l.srd 49, shan msn,. Jurrrss-n. aa.-sp-fla.
tx s sss.s Z u Ia a. 81 s.a E%ssssi's
80. go sas,s. tspl als..., sssri. s.,.r. 4arss"
tJs ncr..sy, cr,.y o.aos-n,.,, srsacs.
go il.,,l- ss-,r oeill iAssos,nl.-J s's..A,.
"tra Gs.ry. Ceashs cA.sss,ga--x d xsrvs.gA
-, ,.....s. -. .,.-s ! r,r.s, s,..;
49, sssna wesG.na Ssiiois v - 49,. >
IN 80 - s s'' -. r.. =. ~, -, n''si 80
arviv~a.
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ts go, a s...sa ' oss. J.9. t 80, ~ go
s..-.Alr D.-so s1.r~ssi r..n,sa. - w.. Y ir
-. 80 s'.r.sess ~. ls-..a.- s.'.s. .sr 4 y.
$500, y. = So Z, f..s' 80 . s.ss'. tss..s ~
ssls,-rs 80 ~. 80 80. ,a.ss. e.. y ia "a
80 y T., = 4. 49,, ,.ss., = g,.s.,s,, ~
III. g,..s-s-d,s. s..sy.. s..-a. 49,, * :
49, sys.y ts,. tslss-af'is n.hs. Gr,~ II says
s-ss. /. l,-.s,,si s.ises ~. -. 49, ~
80 fo,>. s'sssA i...... rsy-r.f...a -,
rsss f1,gs 4. ssr-' /. -. ~ s.sss 80 aa,s..
lrqs- y, = Ns 60. = .., =. 1900
ts4ss Wssqu sns4sa - sasts rs.rfnfs 80 - trs
80 80 - lasa y se4as.f, $3.50 $500 go y 50
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NEWS FROM fusTsess nunsCf

FoErREss MosRos, Oct 10, 1904
Tho officers constituting the Soldiers Monument Board
which was organized hneen months ago TO solicit san.
scrptons 10 locate soldier. ccmetery on the Peninsula
have nearly completed Their aDors IN which they haze
been greatly aided by iils' " J. Dx The fund con.
trhu,ea 10 erect a fnnn lment u the soldier.
who fell during the PenipsaaF campaign ana - dcfray
the expenses incurred 10 Arranging The grounds ~ the
cemetery were obtained from merchants md beneroisnt
persons n the city 81 Nov York n fhhaderh'a, 10
New Maven in Boston aud other cites Y VII p" era
fying 20 the relatives NJ he aen @gae t9 eafn That
shes remains ac resting where they can any time to
reclaimed
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hand and struck ana cut mr. left cheek be thsa
dropped TIN knife and went out followed him and
attached me aud niar~sed saea
taken . drug stove aud Afterwards 70 10Y home,
Tho case WAS submitted 10 tho jury who rendered "a
following verdict THAT Cornelius nngsan came 10 his
injuries by knife In the hands Of John Husssy the
9th o. October 1896 Duggan tweatyahrss years Of
age and native Of ireland warrant was issued for
the arrest OF Hussey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-13


Mr. Charles Dillon closes very successful engagement
In Memphis this Saturday evening He comes direc,
to New York for the purpose OF experimenting the pro-
duction OF King Lear Louis XII. OthoIlo, Macbeth,
Richard ILL.,, and other legitimate plays in which he
will appear during his engagement OF weeks
Broadway theatre, commencing November g.
The Webb Sisters Emma and Ada commenced an
engagement at tho Louisville theatre on Monday last
Tho Husband for Hour and tho Young Actress were
tho opening pisces
Miss Charlotte Thompson commenced an engagement
At the new Memphis theatre Monday evening last
The Hanion Brothers performing at Indianapolis.
Ind
Mis- Mary Gildsans the present her as.
week at tho National theatre, Cincinnati
Lucille Western ia filling her second weeks engage
ment at Woods theatre Cincinnati
Laura Keene Is at Mcvicker's theatre Chicago
Boothroyd farclough commenced engagement at
the Detroit theatre the sth inst He played Rchsieu
on Tuesday evening last Miss virginia J. Howard ~
Julie De Mortimer.
The Forences are playing second weeks successful
engagement at P,tsburg Pa.
Helen Western Is Lowell Mass Tho plays an.
nounced for Thursday evening last the corscan
Brothers and the 0ctoroon
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NAVY BULLETIN.

ORDERED TO DUTY.
Joseph A. Smith feet paymaster Of the Gulf Squad
ron and psymasteY Of the Estrella
DETACHED
Passed. Assistant Paymaster Henry D. Wright from the
Esirea when relieved and ordered North sottie his
accounts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The United statos steamer Canandaigua, Captain ". r.
Sambei arrived Gibraltar from Chcrbourg and Lis
bon September 90 and sailed the day for the
Island OF Gambia 70 look after American interests that
region
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

Cam sd,LpsD-A four year old son Of Or Feasast
q foriasm. badly scsded yesterday by kettle %
boiling water haing accidentally thrown upon his shoulders
~ expected that he will recover.
Lirrls GiaL scALpso DsAra.-On last Monday tse
daughter Of Mrs Jacobs Msroe. scaded 10 death
by drinking boiling hot coffee from the spon. % kettls
s.snhs upon We sosc She bright chd, four yeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-13


Oor " ~ sni.or Dsnoan a. chez, pialnta In mis-
cas- was master Of vessel which took voyage 20 china
he being away nearly two years hs return he claimed
from the Defendants who n. owners ~ the vessel
some Is J part OF which had been expended during the
trim and part claimed COMMISSIONS a. paynrnt = I.
refused when he brought action t6e money
Tn. three when they IN
favor OF plaintiff, allowing him $500 A motion n now
made to set aside the Judgment the ground IL rrrs,
lArty Of the defe ndsns died dnrng tho prosrr AZ
the litigation. After hearing esjudgc Dean molio
and Mr. fIuntey opposed Judge Elerkc The uap.,
aud reserved his decision.
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PERSONAL MrsLIGtHcs.

Major General John r Wool has been In town ~ lha
the last few days. receiving his friends Al ths As'9f
House
Erss,u Corning. q Albany. "a at tae FIN Avcrrs
HatAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-13

srhr y.nrs Joaasoa sau-e. tiys with spses .ass~~
3 Richardson
tau.
schr Il Rlcharfsoa. Thompson, Narhas 3 esys
schr a Brooks. Brooks Fail River
u fIrbiel, S8psr Providence
schr n knight Avery Ptovfisane
Sohr l. A Toltes Deai, NSr~ioh
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Torrrrs4 MoyRoK. 0cL ", lses
Dr Robinson and Professor " Y S'nifn Rff."l hers
today, aud had protraced interview WE 'eAe't""
Davis -
Tie ytrvrn,a Annual Conference Of the Molhods' kps
copai Church South well meet in Norioit ~ N'Atnl.
III
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Very stylish stn-ine-s suit. from 81 "a
$50 sacks from $ls Now goods Tor ordered work Mod
crate charges. CLARKE, liz and ia William stree.
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,,A,--Lndie., Discard InIgricn., Pndding-.
MADAME JHMELS MAMMARiAL BALM AND fEt.
VArOk a5l Canal street aud druggists send for c4ls
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A.-The Married Momsn's Private Medical
Companion, by Ia A. NJ. MAGRicEAu. protects every
lady from Imposition. Price 81 Ia Llbery street. o.
nv mai
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Al tinbrede's, JSS and S,2 Rrond~n,
Wholesale prices.
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Al, Nauseou- Medicine. Taken bs u,ini
DINDASt DICK go. u SOFT CAPst LIS. sold "
draggiats generally.
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All Who iinyc Msa.s, Failing Dpa f:rg, it"ir
positively gray hsr IL original color aud youthful
beauty stops ts aing keeps tbe head clean Refer
ener physician sold by all drugg its aud A. Oucr
III Broadway. SARAH A. GHENALtER. N. ID.
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seea In this country. BEURAN bRbfiiERS
"a Fourth avenue and q. Lafaystts place
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The Park Commissioner announce thar Z The weather
Is nne there viii ~ music The Wall - The tArk thle
Afternoon conmencnf II three O'Clock, ~ the Park
hand. under ,hc leadersb lp u n q Bodvort The TO-
loving j. The programme
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HntrhctOr'~ Hair Dve. The Rest In fhe
world. only pcrfri Dye harmless, relisbe !nstnutne
Gus Factory, 81 Barclay street
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Al VIM. Evrrdcil. Sons, IO1 Fnifon street
CARDS Es,abiishcd 1915.
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Dr. Olcn MoreuOss pills Against ChOiera,
Dy.entery and Diarrh0s For sale At Ill tho prIDcipa
druggists nj is Ninth street wherr the Doctor may b
consutsd
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Dr.; Ianswsrthy'- New Premium Truss
Rupture NlthotN nconvrDerc~. Worst
solicited. Gall aud s.e. HEi.NboLD's, ~ Broadway
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Knox, the Halter, at M. 311 urOndway,
has magnificent assortment OF fa ana winter styles We
know gentleman who there aud could scsrc-y be
cofnx~d by hs friends Afterwards rcidedy hs
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Dr. ~chencts will be mt No. 81 Bond street.
New York syery Tucsdsy. from . A. n tosfM
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(hri-,.doro,s Hair Dvr.

Chri-sadoro'- Hair Dye.
within nutshell all the merits lie
bf Christsdoro'A never equallcd Dye;
He'd II makes black. 70 brown Transforms gray,
And keeps tis nbres always from decay
MAnni aoturud sod aud applied al NO. Astor HOUSE,
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Tho Howe sewing Machine. = I.ocLssitrh,
families and Th~y wofdsfef0e
TaE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY. 90 Broadway. y. v.
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Hoy-', YOUTHS and (hilsren's Glofhina.-
Largest aud finest In this country.
BRokNw & BROTHERS,. "a fourth avrpue,
Ana y, Lafayette riars.
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Nsys. Ea;l,:x s ~ e, and sscce:.
remedy Tor all disease. With which children s'etsd
during process OF teethng has stood the tss, ~
thirty years. Never known to fail Gives rest 70 tho
mother nod relief g. the ead Cures wDd collie sni
ates the bowels IS cents a bottle.
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ss sH md sss sss SEWING E:hn. ~ gso.aM
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..Ths Best prrpnratioa al It's Kind Es-
,asir-sURNErrs ORIENTAL Toora WASH scar
National Review
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Roynl Havana L0tsery.-prixrs Paid Ia
gold Iniorms tim furnished The highest rates pad
bou bloom aud al kinds of 1old and silver
TAYLOR a CO.. BANKERS. ID Wall street ~ Y.
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Royal Havana and nil Legal Lotteries
Prizes ca~hsd Information sent
u Il. CLAYTON, 10 Wan street, Ne~ Yors.
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sgn0g ~ sn0i Aae i elaNta t4vnal tfi1mph ~ re-
ton Large audiences received him With enthusiasm
anl he pfess SPEAK q hn q ~ hshesi terms. WIN
saeh distinguished lenor ~ md S'snor MazSelenl
/, our =, de- tue tforrss 81 music 10 Amenes vii sseP
,aec with asy n NO European capitals
rhc seventh sunday concert o. the season. vii take
place 4, Irving nan tomorrow evening Beeihofens
symphony 10 D. 10 VIII be given ~ Theodore tsom.s
ven known orchestra Madame Bertha JphAunsen
and yessra Rcind ana Colby vii 49, ASST n tae
c1strt
m G Henry annual concer wll ake pafs hw
eyesing ~ Irving Hall NJ Nata Abloi. one . o1r
hos, eoneen SINGER. wss hoes Cooke NJ lockwood
asd other artists win aprsai o. ilis ocessipn.
Hslsyy popular opera coml4s IT. Hnspts'1yn n
a srs Will lie presented mo Theatre fraass thls
avesing Tor The act opa Tim.
Msdam varan hoffman, 30 tsluiifn " i1iensss
sofmno, p f'a city. VII ave eaus9r y free sats
r. 1 On tiV a. ast 10 Fn " Wal. VA " ssysgs
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ss.arn" irom psrs Yin an ssn' .ssormsn q L.s..
Polish aud rromsnsds goots, IN yari..y, 81
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". -. T.-pabiic Speakers nnd singers will
before Apeakna singing. aud relieving ths threst
aeF any OF this vocal org,ns hayug p..
cnlsr adaptation affections which disturb tho
speech For coughs aud Colds hc rfDehes eIeetaal
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Marriage aud Cellbncy.--Au Essay nj Wars
N; ana Instruction Tor young nsn Also Diseases ana
Of relief Sent free 81 charge In scaled letter eneopss
Address Dr. J. sKiiin Houshton. Howard Association.
phllAde,pLia
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well known srtists and will sing OF her most
cessful songs ON the occasion.
The Pauls attracting large audiences It Irving Hall
They have Amercanzed their programme 70 great
tent and in singing and in comic thcy IN.
surpassed
Mr. Carl Anschuz will give his second orchestral and
vocal concert At the Germana Assembly Rooms TO-
morrow evening
The Richings Opera Company are at Pttsburg. Pa
Tho strakosch Musical Alliance troupe are at Cievs-
land. Ohio
concert WA given by the Bateman troupe At Provi.
dsnce Tuesday evening
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The singer Manufacturing gompnpy'- New
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