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GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, residing at -,
State O. undertake that, if the fore
going bid for carrying the mail on route No.
= be accepted by the Postmaster- General,
the bidder shall, prior to the lat day Of July,
1866, enter into the required obligation or
contract to perform the service proposed,
with good and sufficient sureties.
This zoe do understanding distinctly tie o.
legations and liabilities assumed By ~guGrGnfors
EHdsr tbs 27th section o. the act Of Congress
Of Jay I'd, 1886.
Dated
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1914 From Sparta. by Chestnut Valley,
Cumberland Institute, Dry Valley,
Calf Killer, 10 Walnut Grove, 81
miles and back, once = week.
Lesve Sparta Saturday at 10 N
Arrive al Walnut Grove by Z p
Leave Walnut Grove Friday st 8 & 10
Arrive at Sparta by 6 P m.
I0E5 From Sparta, BY Newark, Falling
Nster, louisville, White Plains,
Oak Hill, Nethsrisndr Livingston,
Monroe, Q ympus. ana Hsle's Mills,
10 Albany, (Ky) = miles snd hack,
twice a week.
Leave Sparta Tues6sy and Friday At
cam
Arrive at Livingston by 5 p n
Leave Livingston Monday ar5 Thurs
day at 6
Arrive a; Sparts BY : p
Leave Livingston Mondsy sud Thurs
day 81 m
Arrive st Al0suy By 8 P
Leave Albany Tuesday and Friday ST
6sn
Arrive at Livingston By 5 2
BIDS for three trips a weeks invited.
1898 From Sparta, by John H Carmiehasls
sud James B0hann0n'e, to Standing
Stone, IS niles and back, once s
week.
Lssys Sparta Thursday ct S
arrive st Standing Stone by Z . n
Leave Standing Stone Friday steam
Arrive at spsgts b. 5 2 z,
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PROPOSAL.
The undersigned, - -, whose
post-ofhce address is -, county Of,
State Of, proposes 70 convey the mails
Of the United States, from July /, 1855, to
June 80, 1870, on route No. -, between
- and -, under the advertisement
Of the Postmaster General, dated October 81,
1855, with CELEBRITY, certainty, and secu-
rity," for the annual sum Of - dollars.
This proposal Is made isitk FIJI kHo-lsdgs
Of TIE distance Of tie rozte, the 17eight Of tie
NAL to Be carried, and Gil other particulars
IN refsrszes to the route Gz9 service, and also
after careful examination Of the lG1s and tn
strEctioas attached 70 the advertisement.
Dated
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The undersigned, postmaster at -,
State Of -, csrtihes, UNDER HIS OATH OF
OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the above
gusrantors, and knows them to be men of
property, and able to make good their guar
antes.
Dated
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The above csrt6csts must have smzed to it q
revenue stamp, csncslle5, &c the law re-
CURES.
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Form Of Proposal, Guarantee, and
Certificate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
IBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST q, 1876

furnace locomotive in any place where ether fuel is
burned.
= IL lesys- CITY icm lrco "a five ger cent. Of ssles
r IN burning 9 EMIT unhealthy NM ossani saset.
g. ltmakot Jest ne mteh Gre ash desired Eyenntso
tue tan unnecessary Tic 10 charge ioI H. viii 90 for all
that coal cannot II he made boon for the
poor and determined thai they sha have the good Of
n Nor shall new blessing 10 them under the guse OF
e.aJi, They paying nearly land sometimes qmte
as mnch for kDdDg TO Get anthracite coal on hre as
this lael viii cost 10 do the work Of both.
We not undertaking to opposition 10 any interest
We the gauntlet down to Wo wisb 10 do good
and evil Who will blame us # make fuel ohesp' Who
win blame IL make it better Moses Taylor Peter
Cooper, VIM L. Dodge, WIN. II. AspiDwsp and hosts Of
others-a coal they will say God speed any discovery
which viii give us a cheaper and better fuel
We do not propose attempt to supply the public with this
fuel Thismust be done by Others But We Will help them on
In the work We win give any good and responsible man
anywhere all tho authority of Patents to manufacture
this fuel and all the information have gained and shall be
constantly aecumuatng the subject The conditions we
shah require win not DO burdeDsome to anybody.
Let add Mr Editor that cannot try in my office 10
educate inquiry PEAT Let them read your two noble e.
says on especially that THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE July
49, and hey desire 40 further Dr. Leavts book FACTS
ABOUT PEAT" and then talk them about the HAsrEp
FuRL. Truly yons. Z. EDWARDS LESTER
flor Halsted & Lester, No. lie Broadway.
N,r- YorA. Aug q, lst6
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A Man and Two Children Fatally Burned

Another fearful conAagTatiOn occurred Oh the Enc
Railway Yesterday morning Narrowsbwsop the Delaware
v,iouceased by the explosion Of on train in ocne
oense Of oosop resulting the loss oe and the de-
,t,ucton Of considerable amount Of property including
dwellings and other buildings.
The facts far could be gathered from various sources
arc 90 foDews; At "a o'clock yesterday morning the
oil train designated big Fire. with eight carloaas OF
oil (psrob Of which in the tanks was stsnoik %
track NsrrOwsburg station FOLLOWING gu s .h
tyaek was freight train which and coin9eu
oil train with great force breaking and cTnshl.g e
tremendous explosion occurred, and the on No.
6euid Zane spread In all directions ana tne eulie 80
soon Nj blaze Several buildings In the Nc"'
ysr fuTrounded by the burning Oil and also sci "
tan1slv Consisting Of Mr.. Williams wife and two emil
areh resided us secopd story OF one OF thS ne
frst story Of which occupied as WagoDshop r VIZ
hams tesed the children in each hand and ATTEMPTED
90 escape through the c passage 10 rushing through ne
cue Il al three fatally burned One OF the children ued
YESTERDAY morning and the other after suffering intense a
ony expired at oclock last evening MI Williams "ass"
alive but no hopes entertained Of hls recovery
MIRA Williams escaped by jumping from the seeondsory
rear window where there fire. anan hour aerwaTd
again became mother She is considered IN CRITICAL eona
lion
The conductor of the train james Fredenbnrgh was
badly but not dangerously burned on the head lace anu
No other persons reported injured
The following properly was burued: -.
a dwelling house belonging 70 Mr. Jos BeVlnS merenant
dwelling owned by Mr. Hendricks; awagon-shop ana
0000eet OF lumber. belonging to the railway company
The train Of entirely destroyed .
10 estimated that tho entire loss will not fai short OF
eco COO
The Cincinnati train duo ct Jersey City at 1920 was
two hours ae and the Dnnkrk train was four hours oehnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
N,r- YorA. Aug.
FIELD SPORTS.
n nse II all.
MATCHES TO BIZ PLAYED.

The following matches are announced:
Aug g7-Typographioal Vs. World. at Howard grouhds'
Aug 27-Amiy independent, on Harlem grounds game
called at 3 O'Clock p NJ.
pi1es viii take the o'clock train.
Aug 27-Atbletic ys. Eurehs at Newark, at 1880 -.
Aug. 29--Manhattan Lthographic. Return game, o.
ground Of Fhst and North Eleventh. Wham'burghi
Aug 5s~Goham vs. Empire second nnes HObOken ct
Aug 2s-Ercelsior vs. Eureka, at Newark.
Aug 2s-Poyhaan Atlantic OF Jamaica, on the Capi'
toline grounds game called az o'clock 49, n,
Aug 2s-Nat.Onal OF Jersey City Vs. Star Of Bruins
Aug 2s-AthlctiC IryDgton at IrvingOo at $3.50 a. M
Aug. 2s-Eckford vs. Unionvlle. Union ground
Aug. 2e-Vandyke vs. Fulton Market, Union ground -
Aug 2e-Euerpriss Empire at Hobokeni gene called
Aug. 2O-Libsrty Of New Brunswick Act7e of New.
Aug. 3O-Mohawks OF Brooklyn Eclectic Of NewYork
Ang. 30-Contest vs.. IryngtOD, at lryington
Aug. 3l-Futon Market Wliiamsburgh, Oh Satellite
Aug 9-E1celsior w. Union (second nnel Brooklyn.
Auy 3-Rceotio vs. Mohawk at South Brooklyn
Aug 3-EIcelsior Union second nnos) on the Capt.
Aug. 5i-Lioerty OF New brunswick GOthami return
Sept 3-Manhattan vs. aphica grounds Hunt
Point L. L. Of JaeksonaTe and Fithsti game
sept t-Eecctic rs Enterprise Of Brooklyn. Eclectic
Sept i-EScsIsicr Vs. Star on the Capiione grounds
Sept. 5-crptolne Hawatha Of Albany on the Capi'
tonne grounds at 10 a m. precisely , ,,,
Sept ! Liberty Of New Brunswick vs. Athletic Of Phia'
Sept 7-Eareka VI, Empire secone nBe) aNeSsrhi game
called at 2:1o "
Sept l2-Aotye w. Eureka. al Hoboken
Sept I7-EIcelsior Enterprise, Capitone grounds
Sept. l9Enreka Empire Return game al HoDoAeni
sept eS~Matuli vs.. Union tarst nine, at HobOken.
YANKEE NOTIONS ACT. HARDWARE.
The employees of j. Henry Smith 81 Payne and
Willis Cornell Carey played mseh Saturday at Green.
poio which resulted in victory for tae former by score OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
TIE Obsisrs In Brsskiya.

The cholera is steadily decreasing in ths city, and
from presen. indicsons it H. probable that wlton lev
weeks IL viii disappear altogether The mortality uo tas
disease during past week will scarcely exceed % against
az the week previous The following caes ~ce reported On
Ellen Sullivan corner Of Lafayette and RaymOndst Died
Mr. Helen Wilson. sged 80 No 81 Jsyst. Recovering
from collapse. ,o,.. -. ..o.oa,
Mira McConnin. aged 40, no. Ill Rsynondst Condition
not stated . .-. 49,. -.
Margaret Murphy aged S. Rsynoads second house iron
Boiyar-st Condition not stated
Augustus Schmidt No. 800 Columbast In collapse
John Behan, aged 80 years No. lo Umoa ST. D'el z''n
Mrs Lyman. No 81 Centre-st.
The following is the total number OF cases reported
James Buckley aged p years. No a. Mercer D''N
Goth inst. avs Glove road.
John Thomas Brown (coloreG) aged sea'S' wv
Fatbush Admitted Park Hospsi .osn ~, .tated)
James Graham No lf9 Main o. I'M martial
cOliauBc Aug 20.
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Passenger Arrived.

PROM NEW oRLEANs-in steamship Monersy-E Cain and
VIII. Phsou II. Grswold c. " Woodruf and lady Mr. and
Mrs Henry and child ~ Lee and two children r. j. Dnlon
Iods,. j. n Browne Mr. aud Mrs Hamlin aud Two children
Fooss A LorenSsr W A. H. Lewis W. Brown, : B. ADAMS T.
m iii.r slrs d. Vokman Mira Wagner Mrs Dean Mr'
and Nr o. Coppe two children aud servant u D'ch ~ N'e'
and y. ThomPson. -, r. ar.
FROM sANANSAH-In steamship Cen BstnsGJ f. Wh-aton,
lady child Mrs West .ad dasaeI Mrs n p Grant infant AZ q
Miss VI L. Grant Chss Hutchinson lady
aud son Madame Grodo; and child Mn Rogers: hr LsnEeon
Chrvss 81 n. VILLAIN. T.. White, Mr.. Grease Mrs. H. pew
hnr H. C. Baflwel lady and child, H. Dewhurst B,rs A,
bsys Nj. Richad.ou MI. NJ Reharssop Mr. Dsme'' and
poster n Heruan. J. Cohen. Nj DAMON, Mr. Sste'y'
A. B. CLARK Ji, Csverly r. j. Loom!i saith G. Mi'sn'
b.e,er q T. Stevens W T. Moore W. La Rocs, A. Rysn, W.
Root, P aeGow,n, D. ocOanOr, MARI, Davis G. HsIrinn'
H. n Colqu,t, John Richardson NJ Slnha MAJOR j. u herL
Thouas Gihorley T. Is. Griffin. g. Morrill, w Wilson L. p Ia
,.m ". Harvey H. Moses W 4 DANIEL :, Ursf
o. 0as,onesu Is. Foreman Laour. C. p Fisher, G. r Mann
II Buarfrl j. Rutherford o. Waite Aaron Peterson d. Cam
eioo. o. r. Avery A. O, Austin and 10 in s,sef;se
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ChnIern an EHsboken.

cholera has prevailed in Hoboken TO some '4tg hl.
during entire For four or I'VE days R made
hoen On the increase and seven fatal hare ~
public -Four Of these occurred 10 the tenemed g'S he
Nadisonst between Second and Third sts -1u ' s pl
in Tho tenement houses Fosters Alley, esyns Ou o
6eld ct These localities in an ezeeednsH 49, 90,
ditiop owing 10 the oyeTcrowding Of the hosesau" '
Of sewerage. o..,t. Martin Carol Johg
GIendon o German named MessenAun, b1""tN -! -
child and girl employed as domestic q. c<ooad.
The Police report the row Of ' 1ao%S GRANNY
Tnmwjness buildings) In a fearful state Of NJ Jazz WV"
calculated invite visitation Of ne cholera temper.
Mr. Edward a Stevens has caused 10 he ready for
uYy cholera hospital at Fox Hill which W ~ '' "
The reception Of patients Saturday IN Uooken fo
aSsesay ao sstapdaS was W y addition 70 TIE seven
already mentioned Germa1 vg 1s Ho SoS young gil
sed RYAN whose parent and sister died OF TIC
Last week was attacked bchoera yesterday De
EIder and Stein have be1 appointed py the ciy SO"o
nhvsiejaps 10 attend CHOLERA patients.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
fBy telegraph

by telegraph
CHICAGO.
speeia, Dispatch She D. Y. Tribune
CHIcAeO Aug. Is, 1s66-Fourteep new cases OF
cbocra were reported to-day. Of which two were fatal
MEMPHIS.
Special Dispatch to The N. y Tribune.
CHICAGO Aug 25, isG6.-A dispatch from Mem
phs says that there five of cholera there to-day OF
which one was fatal The weather is unusually COOL
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI Aug %, 1S65.-Only II deaths from.
cholera to day. Among the victims the woman 'enne
Steele who recently abducted little girl Lille Davidson Of
whom nothing has been heard Total number of cholera
deaths to date, 1880
CINCINNATI, Aug. %, 1566.-The number Of deaths
from cholera yesterday only thirteen.
NBw-ORJEANs
NRw-ORLEANs, Aug 25 1e66.-There were 16
deaths from ohoera yesterday.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, Aug. g. Js66.-Ten cemeteries report
e buYas from cholera on Thursday The oeueteries
report O5 burals on Friday Eleven cemeteries fasd 10
report
MOBILE.
NOZZLE Aug. So 1866 The Board of Health report
to cases Of cholera during the past week all fatal The vic
tins were negroes and their deaths were caused by neglect
o. imyrGdenee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
Latest ship News.

ID.
s,.,ub, uon,e-ay Whitman Orleans Aug 49, with ndse
aud pass 70 r. Aug f lat 20 - long y ~ spoke 'cn
lingo Bath from Cedar hey, Fs for Newfo 10 days OUT
Leaking .nd short Of pfov.on, ,upphea hsI aug 4. %
,,..mhip sn Moton Savannah % hours win mdsr
and p,,. 10 Lvinson Fox CO. Aug ~. on hssss passed
,..ip H. Lyngs,on leuce Tor Savannah; sane aay hsheo
hi, lin rad and blue sl,n. With letter 10 the center:
Charleston q hours with muse ana
o,s. For Co Aug "a " miles Of hAetas passed
sssm,bip Raleigh. hsnce for New Orleans 81,
s,esmhlp Valley CITY snyieI. Richmond te win muse ana
she A. Fro,hnxLs ossy Hare July Is with md'e and
o.. Hinciss. Has bad strong Westerly WINDS and tek
t,ry weather pss have been fourteen dsys OF 'he
ssri "A Garter to' ror,nd sasu II days with sugar to Miller
ss inter tei Portland York sasu, 10 days With sugar &c.
8.is Evan. Bmi.ios. % days with mola''s &c.
sds aN W. "a m's Len a, ST. Msin . d'y with salt to Met
Brs Dsphs, ef Thoa.'o h'"- aans.. 10 days with sugar
ExH Leeds wbinors. Bangor Gsy' w.. .,ub,r 70 j. g
tSs chub,f, Hatch, Bassor sday' with lumber to C.
ssst o. n Hawkins, wys. Bordeaux IS day' With wine &c.
sehr. Eva, Primer Bsriia Ms srr,
80. a. v.o,L,,b.n .iv,d Al thi. port srdsy reports
Juy IS a. a. long & rste,lo:ged onh sppaIeuty
d.h sbsndonsd timber sdsa f'sopsara mast gone MAN top
sal hanging spit 10 us yard
MEMORANDA
The sP Fresn.n C.rss w,a, dswn 10 tne " Ill"
,,nool aud viii return to the deck aud di,chnse
N,tLoru B,,sin Tor New was Asoa Gay had deck
swept and two q the crew d. Ssnsrs
s., Du,s.,,,, bound " Aug 49, 10 lat q a. Iona 81 90
Russia (Br from LTcPoo! LOT Slooeo % u,' "Ns -
ssrs ason Norw b,uad E. Aug H. in lat, AZ o' long q g.
wIND-At Sunset, Sw. light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
The rEea,.s Of the CITY.

Since the first of Nav $50 fatal cases Of cholera
have occurred of which 4se charged to the
pubic institutions on Wards. Blackwes and Randafs
islands leaving this in the city proper
From the Isl Of July the 18th q August 343 deaths from
eholere took place Brooklyn. The two cities seem there
fore to have given the disease equal number Of victims
we leave of calculation the 56 deaths that occurred
from Emigan Refuge the Penitentary and the Workhoue
s total mortality Of the two cities from cholera during the
present IT, but little more than that OF London
from the cause in q single week
This immunity the rsyages OF disease which In Ed
rope and in some Of cities of this continent has taken the
form Of pesenee is great cause for congFstaaop Inc
Of the Board OF Health thus far proved
4umense sosck snd When they shall hsve had time to Intro
uee much needed reform 10 our sewers and the Venaon
and drainage Of tenanhogses mag conh1eaty expect
have the ratio of mortality considerably desa} England
bss admsed yalus OF the metropolitan Health Law BY in
cSatps hssy Of It, requirements into the act recently
passed bv Paamenta compliment 10 Tho Legislature e9aR
the people which should remembered BY those who have 80
perss.enty opposed ths Law and is operation IL not
enough however TO have the best Health Laws OF soy city In
the world they must be psrssso aud utegenty enforced
@ y so ss %Ss BE- 70 %S BY he
otsens owe it 70 themselves throw no iap'0"'n' ID
'1sg way sasfsss g rHs Di1p. =,
s:SE. SS,ss ne ~ ssss: SSAtSs August Mar
gAret Elliott g. heand No 10 1rs.s ac COR.
son r. Germany Red House Hospital James Ise e. United
states No. a2s East Twentiethst. -.. -
MODIFICATION or eUAkAsrIsk sS"ohA'''Ss al
Dr. Charlie. Page MsdiesI Director Of tue Depsrusnt Of
South has issued re following eroaar anssF dse OF
"cso.rs SsSns sbssod In Nsv York tho oirOus from ths
n SsS Ass oc ss DsqSs ssr oei
nation BY quarantine officer shall Determine hs there
has been cases o. contagious osss soosr
e Snsa Tn = w. ~ y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
CITY NE VS..

Tuy NKw.YoRK EXECUTIVE CATHOLIC AssocIA-
roSA general meeting Of officers OF Catholic societies In
ihs city wa held yesterday afternoon at the Hal Of the
Boompgdse Catholic Association. No ISL Eishihaye The
obee, OF the meeting was TO form central government
council Of N. Catholic societies Of NeE York Mr. james
rr,yef. va, appointed chairman. and Nr Li'tman OH
cisted a. secretary There large attendance MI
Iayer In opening the meeting procseisi 10 explain the on
very snslclA 10 te various societies Tue council would
decide Of gener. importance such professions
church dedicaons and important funerals Tao meeting
yesterday only preliminary and tie following bust
all that transacted On motion Ii agreed
thu, meeting shold DO hll the last Sunday Of
September O'Clock Each society Is ~ bo Invited to send
three representatives. and that day tho constitution and
bylaws vii be h,msd aud discussed After appointing
coames prepare rules and regulations ~ be submitted
At tue nsIt meeting. the delegates Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

ALLEGED SEDUCTION AND ABDUCrIoN'-A case
came before Justice Barnard Of the Supreme Court on sa
day which is Of considerable interest In consequence Oh the
standing Of the pare The names the parties for the
nre,ent Withheld. An application made for writ OF
sbeas corpus compel the production OF an nfsnt child
be reato petition sets out that the reAor Is the
mother Of an infant child the Goth day Of Ap last
OF which the father That be procured ioogng lot
her al which so confined Of this child and that during
The night OF the 9tb Of April he with the help OF others Sc
erety and removed tho child from the lodgings
bec she Was confined shs has frequently requested
HIM 10 deliver the child her that she might caro- and pro-
vide Tor n but that refused TO do 80 give her any an
formation as TO how had disposed Of the child or where
was The petition then concludes with the usual prayer ana
Is sworn TO- On non Of Messrs James and Dunphy tse
counsel the petitioner the writ granted requiring the
production Of the child Oh Wednesday next at 10 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

,h. balls Of exhibition stand open at all times Much At
tenton is attracted 10 the Gordon Cumming exhibition Of
CunOstes.
Mr Barnnm viii commence the regular Fan ard Win
Cor sessoB on Monday next
OLD powERY TUEATRR.
Mr. Foz viii return 10 his native heath nett MONDAY
VIXEN the Old Bowefy Having been oeansed aud deco
rated viii be reopened Tor the regular season.
pUDwoRTBs BIEsTRELs.
The lorn Of Ethiopia is 10 be pplifted. Mr.
Budworth has leased the Fifth Avenue Opera House,
Twontyfourtfst, and has collected large and good
oompaby Of Negro MiIsSels with which he proposes TO
oten that hall OF entertainment tine evening" Mr. Bud.
worth has fair field and hope that his HilstTes viii
both deserve tuceess and Obtain A.
NEW MAGICIAN
M, Usrt,. ap i,usionst" arrived here from England
the ber day IN the City Of London He proposes TO give
seres of entertainments in this city commencing 1T r
wing Hall on the Nth Of September Mr. Harz has made
himself known Europe az oDe CT The most sklpinl per
formers Of his class Ills repertoire ~ SAID 10 be really
new and bis tricks are described beautiful There -
room for the coDurer and We welcome him accord
ingly
NEW GERMAN TRAGEDIAN.
We record as an item Of interest to admirers Of German
Drama tho arrival here Of Mr.. Oscar Guttman, late OF
tie Sadt Theaer at Hamburg who has been engaged 10
give Of ten representations at the Stad Iheater
in this city, commencing the Sd of september. MI
Gnttman comes hitler with good prestige and We com
mend his efforts TO the critical consideration OF his osnn
trymen. He will appear IN Molieres " Miser," Cumber
land jew" Schlllers "Robbors" and Conspiracy 0f
Fiesco," and as Shyoek, Iago, and Ndrci'se hdmteh
Mr. Gutman ia avorably known, IN Letters as the auteo
Of several eatses the use Of the voice and The an
elOtutOD.
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fAnnoupcements.

DISTINGUISHED CHARAcTERs.-Bismark, Archduke
Albert Queen Emus Joseph Surge Horace Venet r. Osborn
Cyrus W. Field Group Of Native Africans with Anhropolosy
Physiology Psychology Pneumato and Physognomy Beamns
Eyes Impressions. LARGE Noses, Prenatal Influences whom 70
Elect Debating Pbrenology by John Neal Ont Of
Place by Mrs willis, Quack Medicines" Tagging and Fosgins
For n Ar etc. SEPT PHR.soLoGIcAL JOURNAL 20 cents
or 81 year FOWLER WSLLs n. T.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS USIoS-A meeting OF the
soleiers and Sailors Union No of this city viii be held at
the Mercer House. corner Of Broome and Mercess TINS
Monday evening at o'clock All honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors are invited attend Brevet Major Put
nam Field late Of the 10Th ~ X " Vols is President
large Attendance is expected.
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letting Of the Board Of Health Of the City OF
n. ss sfown that the Of cholera heretofore
S"s we're not Of r % e 52.S fS1 wSsS S3
49, ,,e oStsrsed have been promptly dtn'eoed by the
Iies Inspect0r and I'll causes proV9eSe " the essse
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