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AtssTAxr QrARTrRuAsrER- -GESGRALs OyycI
PHILADELPHIA. March 20, 1856. !
CEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at
th, off c@ until THURSDAY the 3b Of April neIt at ~
eloci NJ for immediate delivery al the Schuyk Arsens
an merchsntshle packages Of
1860 BrAss Rings. u incles.
10 90, Iron Wire Snap. tiiochhi"s patentl, Inch
1900 Iron :" ID" Rings, inch.
so n Copper kivets, assorted
so n fsI Sewing Irvine
ALSO
1000 yards s6nch Buaps to be delivered at the rate Of
500 ysrds per week.
Pse, ofrrns goods should make separate proposals. for
each article offered the quantity they propose f Furnish the
price (which should be- both In words and figured snd
om 10 the terms Of this advertisement copy Of when
should accompany each proposal. -
Samples Of the articles required may be at this Office
Samples when submitted must be marked and numbered
TO correspond with the proposals. and the parties thereto
must that tn. goods shall be- In every respect equal
to sample otherwise the propoal,wil not be condered
Bids will be opened Thursday the 9Th day oil Apr next
t IL o'clock m when bidders requested to be present
Each bid be guaranteed By two responsible persons
whose must appended 10 the guarantee and GER
involved by some public functionay Of the United States
All proposals should be msde out on the regular forms which
will be furnished application at this once ,
The right reserved TO reject bid deemed unreasonable
and bid from deiautnr contractor VIII be received
Indors- envelope Proposss for lhers insert the name o
the article oderedl' rono,, =,
By order Of Brevet Brissdier General GEORGE X.
CROSSMAN Assistant Quermaster General United states
Army. uESh1 W. yANLS,
Captain and Assistant Qnarermaster Brsvet Major United
States Army
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4mnsements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N ITALIAN OPERA:
trHu rsrABlmnxEsr DOES NOT ADvEnri's /" rns
SEwyoRK HERALp)
THIS WEDNESDAY, APRIL AGs
fW0 PERFoR@ANMcdEs. ERR pRSAsMd
Eo-P.$$NM%is%TIISSEEEE 70 %sTISEE sT fTiSe1ock Sc1ock
Last time of th. immensely successful Comic Open,
CRISPINO e LA COMARE
THE COBBLER AND THE FAIRY)
with ' great NJ. ind shAsa sTs1 i.;' fSss Ef'fi.L kT.L1ooe
sispeIi IHsSSss BELLiS,ii,, ,i,. !IsSER H5RkyAS1.
sIsSSSi xsDS,ssISs sHssES S5r Donnsh n; ttSats osH2
To an part: Of the House No Reserved seat. ,,,..
..sy 10 .rSl md @
PHal. Ta EVsSSa AT
LUCREZIA BORGIA.
with mos, extraordinary cast, including
fsia'1 MI. 1pEtAipE PAlLkIps
s,ne, LoRSi ssaoi bARiE ssnoI DTsRESs r:
Conductor fRiDxY.I::t ;;%s of FRi DiHSSLe
ss1PESzssR ss1T5Sbi7 sAFshE !. At bss nsayss
MONDAY, APRIL . LAST WEEK OF The SEASON
performances msy b. had at the regular ticket Ofces
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- ITALIAN OPERA; ,,.prr,rr.
Director. ..'MAA mAnEALCA~
SATURDAY EVENING, April, T. at o'clock,
THE HUGUENOTS.
The Sale Of Reserved Seats and Tickets viii commence
THIS MORNING, at the usual places.
COIREES OF CHAMBER MUSIC
= I. DopWoRTH's HALL
THE FIFTH
sOIREE OF CHAMBER MUSIC
Will ''i' p''' 0" WEDNESDAY, April ls,
instead Of Wednesday, April T. /" previously snnouncso.
T UCY RUSHTON's THEATER.
oRAND hobby ENTERTAINMENT.
UNDoUBTED SUCCESS OF -, ,,ov nueuro~ =.
VALIANT VALENTINE,
& sdsa5 M sHssS xesAssP :nS
and concludes with
TRANSFORMATION SCENE,
as X MOST si m %ARVEToustY M BEAUTIFUL
Wdrsd;s ;ns I'd s,S1S;y sSVdScr
I UCY RUSHTON's THEATER.
Sole Ls'.es and Mspass. LpGf kgsHTS2N
''''' EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
DAY PERFORMANCES
ryEfs VII ss syfP sWEbsEsDaS sS%TDs9Ss.si I'D sAfJabS2
GREAT SUCCESS or THE SEASON,
'ne 'p'''''O'" VALIANT VALENTINE.
with its
GORGEOUS SCENERY,
PAGEANTs, ALId sAtLETsa raG3sn GoMBAIs AT .Nc,roy
and woNDEHEpksEsFF RI p,ssF5RMsTI6N BEASTI5St SCENE.
CHiIbREN sfi' UNDER Il YEARS OF AGE AALF PRICE
Performance PsHsa uSn% Il I iI p N.
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A. NJ. MEnwIS. Aucfioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., No.

GRO A. LEAvITT. Auctioneer
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadway
DLEAyiTT sTREBEIGH& Co. successors to J.E. Cooley
CQksIaNkRNTs soLICITKp. ApvANCKs WADE.
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1mnsementS.
WINTER GARDEN.
w Lessse and Manaser"..... 5igAEEy1
stage

WINTER GARDEN. .uu.,,
w Lessse and Manager. sTuARJ
Stage .. hANhIi
trHn ssfABLnaxrsr DOES NOT ApvHRrus IL
THE EEv.YoRK HsRAIp.)
Mr. Stuart b" The B,s.9;s & ;%9sa1;s that
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
sATTRDANYD GS n AsTEEN9oS' H1T1NSs
Those ,slsh dfli,hfal dslins.iO"Of
Mr. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
will arpeu.in two OF those pieces so full oil
CHARM and -
with which their associated commencing with the
romantic FHh if f.sPds!gy rxREg Of 5I'Ti KILLARNEY
e
IxSTT McLS6SHIIN...." Mr. B.RSEy wIIIIaMs Ms
KATE KEARNEY'......Mr" BARNEY r wahLlAHs W.I.as i
lfir,, sppearance in ave mOnths) o.,
Cornelius bsma
(Fh.t appearance in fvs mOn,ns)
The fsry y,s si'dune ''......... Mi. Blanche Grey
nu lHer first appearance in N'~'YGsh5 ,o,,,o,
During q. piece. viii be introduced the charming ballads of
'~A ''' KATY MOONEY,
WHACK LA FA, THE IRISH WHISKY,
THE YOUNG MAY MOON,
AREAL fI inisH Jro,
THE CONNAUGHT MANS RAMBLRe,
"'''''' Wv" IRISH FAIR FIGHT.
MRS. WILLIAMS
viii appel" in her wSpi;a TPs GhHRAaTEss IsRditiS1 4
in the elegant f'Ss'f %s hoGs SSmsdil n Il SEVILLE,
which viii be produced with new and
SUPERB COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS,
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS, rv
MATINEE ON SATURDAY, ApTI7
Seats secured sr days In advance
THEATER FRANCAIS.
l. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
'AiohPs LIS II iMinsfERaBIEs' infE:RR . ''''-'
Romantic Drama, BY Victor Hugo.
Ticket oifce, No. 6's Broadway.
DRADYs ART GALLERY,
ID No. 7s3 Broadway. corner Of Tenthst
FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
OPEN MORNING AND AFTERNOON
GRAND EXHIBITION
Of . new Collection Of ,,,, o,.,ra
WAR.NIEws AND HISTORIC PORTRAITS.
This Collection comprises 5000 Pictures, several hundred
specimen copies Of which have just been placed exhibition
MR.. and Mrs. CHARLES KEAN, for One
INI Night Only at the Academy Of Musie-MONDAf,
Apr e-previou. their hnA departure from America
rJNHE FIRST GREAT EXHIBITION OF
DRAWINGS. BRoYzEs, fERRh GOTTA, of'hs FRENCH
ETCHING CLUB
10 open from 9 a. m. til 10 m,
Al DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY,
No. go Broadway, Newfors.
DIAL D'OPERA, APRIL 5.-TICkETS for
- SALE at No. tJt broadway up stairs
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6orses, Carriages, &f.
1nsirurtlon.

At No. go Bowery, Townsend's Academy
sparse instruction day and evening IA Bookkeeping
Writing Arithmetic Rooms for Ladies' Private Instruction
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A. J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS on l2oTH and 126IH
ID sTs- NEAR THE 5TH-AvE.

ON fTH-AvE., and 1l3rH.sT at AUCTION.
A. }. BLEECKER, SON Co will sell at Auction on fRi
DAY Apr. G. st IL O'Clock at the Exchange Ssleuoom:
l254 s6 beautiful Lots north side Of Z5thst 80 'eet
j.. OF 5th-av., ell rs by 100.
18TH ST6 Lots south side l26hst adjoining the above
ln rear Of the full size the whole forming plot o @
feet ty 200 The soil very fine and the grade right spendd
brownstone Houses the immediate
10 100 feet wide. ,.
<TH.AVE.-4 Lots S. Z. ih-sve. and ll3thst each
E2.xs0 80,
ll5TH ST. Lots south side OF l3iht adjoining the
sbove. each 22 5-l2 by the block -
Maps and particulars the Office Of the Auciioneer No
n Ctoarst
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.-Mrs EDWARD
LODER will her course Of private in,irSe,
ton In ITALIAN. ENGLISH and ORATOhlO siNpiNo
he frst week in October MrL LODER will be at home
until that morning between the hours Of spd
o'clock written applications be sent there NO; 80
Thirty secondst near Lexingionave. or 70 ShoAeiiAs
Son Piano Rooms. No. $50 Broadway.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Les.es and dMsnager..."......wM. WHLATh1'

(ruIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ApvERrSs II rHs
EgwroRK BgRALD)
EASTER ATTRAcTlONs
SEVENTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who will appear In compliance with general desire snoic1
THE LAST TINE. .ppy, ~
WEDNESDAY APRIL4 THURSDAY, AfhA
In her charming personation Of
in the companion picture Tin five sc to Fanchon' oy "
'aA' A'A' LITTLE BAREFOOT.
WITH A CAST OF MUCH EXCELLENCE,
embracing the names Of Mesns j. W. Collier, u oer
Il Rendle Neal Msses Mary Wells, Mssder. T. Cbapmsn1
PaE gStse SCENERY COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS e..
Or THE MOST PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL De-
u0,;e.l Conductor. eoh.fsvEY HARVEY B. DoDwoRrHJ
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
MISS MITCHELL in two fine Comedies
MARGOT, THE POULTRY DEALER,
THE PET OF THE PETTICOATS.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL
ONLY MATINEE
FANcHoN The CRICKET.
COMMENCING AT u O'CLOCK.
In rehearsal play from the German expressly nans
lated foY Miss Mitchell and before peTormed Nsv<
'''A eTHiERMANCE THE CHILD OF FORTUNE.
AAr,..ior rs cents Reserved Seats. el. 0gchestfa
Chair, 81 So Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes "
Psriily Circle (entrsnce Crosby-sIh csnta rnvaA
Boxes o. So 80
Seats secured sx days In advance.
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TTTNUE CELEBRATED PIANOS OF j. d {.
FISCHER the best and most reliable Pianos made Over
,trung Agrsae and all improvements Nos Hl 2 4. 1I,
24s Twenty els ghth st., nesr Ninth ave-
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DOUGHKEEPSIE (N. " MILITARY
il INSTITUTE-C b. WARRING. A. NJ, PIincPsL-A
Classical, Commercial and Military School The spring
Sess April
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Sales bp Anttion.
AUCTION SALE
$4,000 TO 10000
TUNS SCRANTON COAL.
April 4. 1866.

NBw.YoRK March 28 1876.
T Delaware Lsckawsnns and Western Railroad Company
- I'd their THIRTY FIFTH AUCTION SALE OF COAL
W DNE SDAY, the 4ih Gay Of April 1866 at IL O'Clock
,, 8, th. new salesroom No &c Exchangepace corner
Wdhsurst, New-York at which time they will sell by
u,,gs JOHN H. DRAPER & Co., AuctioneeTs,
10000 TO 10000 TUNS
FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
ths u,ua sizes deliverable az their delot Ezabeihport
= j. dnringtbe month Of April next
The sale viii be positive each lot put up will be sold TO the
ttb BIDDER BIDS in any form whatever being madeor
.eeoant Of behalf OF the Company The conditions will
!. fllv made known at the time Of sale.
TTRMS: Fiy cents per tun in funds payable
A., dsy o sale aud the balance with the Government of
<y,u cents PEI un In funds within ten days there
sasr at the ofhce Of the Company
JOHN RRISBIN. President.
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A. j. BLEYcKER, AuctOneer. .
nESIRALE LOpS on 10UIH and IOlSI-
~ srs at AUCTION.-A. j. BLLECKER SON Co.
viii .e.st ucton on WEDNESDAY, April 4, at the E1-
elsnge SteToom, al ~ clock: - -. 81.
10th ST. los ~ side $50 w. Of 9h ave- each Z31loo
l0sT ST. lots side lOstst in rear OF above same
1imensions ~,
llsT sTli lots north side l0lsts, $50 feet west oi 9TH
eve, each 25xlO0-txcept lot "a feet wide.
Map, and terms al the Office OF the buctonee u Cedar OF,
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TOHN l.. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer, by
a w H. DISBROW No. 100 Libertys. Special sale OF
rare choice and EXOTIC PLANTS, Just imported from
frsnce THURSDAY, April at II o'clock cohssnns o,
IN prime condition Alto Fruit Trees in every variety the
whole presenting Of the finest assorten oil the season
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

SPECIAL NOTICE.
D skTrRDAY, fnrIs ss ApSi and WEDNESDAY. April H.
will be given ~.r
clSpERELDA'fk LA coMARE.
Commencing At O'Clock.
Door. open in the evening at Il. Curtain rises ats
Seats secured three days in advance
DROADWAY THEATER. BEGINS u.
ID EASTER HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.
Thirteenth ~'et Hi The IoIS tis;' 8 S0pWSs.HSs SWsSs
and his h'" ''ps"'ci'L caLEs .Eis 'pi'Tl PITMaER,
beautiful personaon In which he 10 prominently great
the e'''ies sJyPsRfoR yrIiR fsG to Hs soLoN sHINGLE"
MONDAY, APRIL 2 "a, EyERy yG1y SIeRT iPR1i
the 'Is5Tnt por9 On TaE dRicKEr on TIE hearth
'Ahhs REAufSUL flS iS;ctiE;NEaaY; rABLEAUs AND
rir, Fairy vi.on-Dot. cotsse Second Fairy Vision
Ned a, Sea- Third Fairy vi.ion-rhe Tea Party: .rs
Act ist-The Fairy Chcle Act 2d-The Evil Geniua
Act 3i-Cushion Dance.
A DOT MATINEE SATURDAY, II .. m.
WOOD's THEATER. Admission, so cents
w Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
Two ,1esisy The TsGs"nSS %rsTssS .s'TsT
wrDSHsSS$ yH. April. fRS1ss.fh RiI L;.;;x: ;s.;S:1
EAST Lynne. seidler browning Ms.damss
EVENING. T. Wright; Tyrsl. etc, ETC.
SATAN s IN PARIS. LAST GRAND MATINEE
EAST lynne.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN in her Original dS,l character
Of LADY Ep sas5L s!;5 rPhsSApHiSs .Pd HApHME VINE
This EVENING, April 4
The pr0s'sn drama n ,n,s ,nIss as.: sH q S,p,s
WESTERN in New YGIL, CHARACTERS.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID BROADWAY. between Spring and Prince, :ts
trHn Es.ABtrHnKsr DOES NOT ApvnRrns II II"
rAsSss s SSsSs1%f5St5 %55iSH5 3 n'sadw %EEK,
''~, rvrn$ a ah1DhEs hTAsEs
THE sPHYNx
AN UNEXPLAINED MYSTERY
.er which tho sre.. scptars Historical Drama founded
o" in''n'" ''l'iI IiiE PiLLAR OF FIRE.
= Y .
p,,xpa 7x7w,
BRILLIANT PROFESSIONS, ELEGANT TABLEAUS,
SUPERB PAGEANTRY.
THE MOVING PANORAMA OF THE NILE
oPEN DAfLY FROM SUNRISE UNTIL IoP.x
THE GREAT LIVING CURIOSiTIES
TOWERING GIANTS AND DlMlNUTlNE OWAhFS
BEAUTIFUL ClRCASSIAN GlkLS
SPLENDID AND ENTERTAINING COSMokAMAS,
INGENIOUS GLASS. S.BLOWERS
WONDERFUL HAPPY FAMlLf x,
GRAND AQUARIA-RARE AND CURIOUS FISH,
A LEARNED SEAL, LIVING sERPEhIS:
THREE.HORNED BULL. PERSIAN SaEEP,
GEOLOGICAL. CONCHOLoGICAL and NUMISMATIC
COLLECTIONS, SPECIMENS Of NATURAL
HISTORY. WAX 6TATUARY PAINT.
INGS, HISTORICAL RELICS, Etc.
Admission, 20 cents Children under ten, Is cents
wi GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, APRlL6,
Of IRVING HALL,
Mr. GEORGE SIMPSON-Tenor,
Mr. JULES @. LUMBARD-Basso.
Mr.. j. N. PAITlsON--Piano,
Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS-Vioin,
and SELECT CHORUS OfLADlES AND GENTLEMEN.
Dr. CLARE w. .BEAMES-CONDUCT0R.
MENDELSSOHN'S SOPRANO SOLO WITH CHORUS,
HEAR MY PRIrYER," viii be given.
Tketa eli Reserved Seats 90 cents extra TO be had st
n a ...fQ .fe elaek
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
By general request, on 80,
SATURDAY. Apnl :, and WEDNESDAY, April H.
A GRAND MATINEE
CINDERELLA T. la COMARE.
Commencing At O'Clock.
Doors open in the evening at It. Curtain rises ata
Seats secured three days In advance.
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HENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer.-Sales-
lEroom No. 81 Nssssu-st., opposite Post-Ofice
IMPORTANT SALE ofs VERY FINE COLLECTION
Of ORIGINAL MODERN PICTURES, recently arrived
from Europe and . ....,,,n,rrn
NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED,
embracing many Of the latest and choicest WORKS OF the
EUROPEAN SCHOOLS. -
MINER 4 SOMERVILLE will SELL a. AuCIlON, on
tle evenings OF UESDAi and WEDNESDAY April 10 and
sOMERvILLE ART GALLERY,
No 8i3 BROADWAY, -
n v,ry choice collection Of original modern OIL PAINTlNGs
npoIted by and assigned to A. d. Hsyets esq Of Antwerp
who IL about return to Europe. The collection contain,
puber Of very choice specimens OF the Leading artists OF ne
bo,s-jdoH Dutch gian and French schoos and parc
ulsry worthy attention. Now exhibition Free day
and evening Detailed advertisement In a few days
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

NEw.YORK CIRCUS.
IN HIPPOTHEATRON BUILDING.
Fourteenthst, opposite the Academy Of Nude
(rHu ssrABLnHxExr NOT ADvERrIsn u n
KgwY0RK HKRALD)
EASTER HOLIDAY WEEK.
TWO GRAND EQUESTRIAN
MATINEES,
WEDNESDAY SATURDAY. at n.
bsside Performances EVERY NIGHT
ROBINSON
THE GREAT E0RS,EMaAsNS r, asScv IN ...,..
with his juvenile e,protese, YOUNG CLARENCE, VII snss
In the brilliant festival l, .,.. ., .,,,.
superb display of lofty ,,ur,,o
BATT0UT LEAPS and AERIAL VAULTlNo,
by the corps OF Athletes.
tbroushout and sereesby diversified By the VII
mrh and harmony the comic and ongnA OF CioWn
~ PRNTLAND. AUSTIN. CONRAD,
in their merry bonmots quaint sntcs and rsedy impfoso
The whole TO conclude with
A"' "A' EQUESTRIAN ExTRAvAGANZA.
NOXs OLD BOWERY THEATER.
Lessee Director and Mansser...........'o L. IoAs
.ruu .srApIusunSr DOES xor ApvBlT1ss n snS
HEw.y0RK sBRAiD)
EASTER WEEK
EVERY NI0HT AND SATURDAY AFTERNooN'
JACK AND GILL
WENT UP THE HILL,
18th n, a T. FOX a. the humorous and jovial clown
the house nightly and setting the audience In reAs
In ~ I'm
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lSohed for With anxiety as the first symptc In which
issas sn ns S
s1 thu Of sPPso has BY what
III period in which body and mind undergo 30 fascnat
ng change from child to woman s looked for in
ne pafenfs heart beeds In anxiety and fanoieB the
rave but waiting for its victim.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUOHU,
For Weaknes arisio from KScesss or Early Indi.cr.
lion,
Attended with the following symptoms:
tndispoBtton to EIertfon, LOSS Of Power, Loss
Memory. DhioutY Of Breathing, General weakness
Horror OF Disease. Weak Nerves, Trembling Dreadful
Dmnees Of vision fansuor Universal Lassttade Of tn
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite with DIV
81 Psd and iee EupoS sGaS
Oh the Pain In the Back Heaviness OF the EyeHds
aasoa aud Ioas Of Sight Want Of Atten
on Great Mobility, Restlessness with Horror Of So
otude and nothing they more dread for Fear Of Them
elves no Repose Of Manner no Earnestness no sneen
stion, but hurried transition from one Question e
mother. ~ ~
These symptoms. allowed to 60 on-whioh this HE
ooine invariably removea-Boon follow Loss Power
Fdfty and Epteptio Eta, in Of which the paten
may erpire.
During tho superintendent OF DR.. Wilson, at tn,
Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad renat ocourSqd to two
patients; reason had for time left hs andb ,thi
years Of age. '
Who can say that these exceseea.r moi xn,ntl-
ouoWed by those drefu diseased hiosiyn ~ ssu1sI
ont The records OF the Insane AsyIuns and the mel
hohoy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness I.
ne uuth o these assertions In Lunatio Agylunas th
most melAncholy exhibition appears. The oountenano
tactualy sodden and quite destitute-nsither mirth
rie ever yaits It. Should sound Of the voice occur
iBnrely artculate.
sWith woeful m eauuroa wan paan,y,
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