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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25
Conventional,

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Senate adopted an
amendment to the Miscellaneous Appropriation
Bill, increasing the salary Of members of Congress
to $4,000 year.
The Senate did not take up tho Tennessee
matter.
The House Committee reported bill to pay re-
Wardsto the eaptors OF JEFFERSON DAVIS and the as
sassins of LINCOLN. Among the amounts proposed
to be given to tho cap,urers OF BOOTH and HAROLD
were 81, 500 each to Detectives L. O. BAKER and
u. j. CoNdoR, and $4,000 to Maj. AoKMAN for
the capture of A1zERvT. For the capture Of JET.
PERSON DAVIS 1t. Col. PRIrUHARD receives SO 900
each Captain s729, etc. The rewards to the cap
.sors OF PAYNE range from $40 900 down to $3.50.
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Cholera.

New YORK, July 24.-The Board of Health re-
ports only two cases of cholera to-day, and three in
Brooklyn, two fatal. Four cases are reported to-
day by the Board of Health in Philadelphia.
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aB-NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING DE-
MANDS against the Estate OF tho la'e JEREMIAH D.
RHAmE, deceased, will render them properly attested
and those indebted to the Estate will make payment
to D. O. PRKssLEY Esq., in Charleston or TO JJ BROWN.
ING, at GrumesyiIle.
ELEANOR M. RHAMB,
Administrative.
July IL va
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wARTLFIpIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
NAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. y.
BAUoH and p. aoUaELMANN formerly employed By
Ro1ssoNNEAu, Of Paris, No. 800 Broadway New York
Aprl1A lyr
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aT TO THE CITIZENS OF THE ELECTION
DISTRICT OF BERKLEY-You are respectfully re.
quested to eet at St. Stephens Depot Northeastern
Railroad, on Thursday nez 26th instant. 10 appoint
Delegates to tho State Convention be held in Coum.
bs, August 1s for the selection of Delegates to tho
National Union Convention in Philadelphia
Juty al pINRNRv surSlI RR canator
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nB- NOTICE.-I, CHARLOTTE P. KENDALL,
wife Of RoDERT A. KENDALL, Merona mt. theraw, g.
o. do hereby give no:e that, at the expiration Of one
month from the st pu Dlicaton hereof will carry
business il the City OF Charleston town of Cheraw,
South Carolina, as o Feme- Coptrt Hole Trader.
CHARLOTTE P. KENDALL.
Cheraw, 8. O 4th July, 1866.
Jaly0 ma
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8B DISINFEC rANTS GRATIS 1.-THE CITI-
ZENS OF Charleston be supplied with CHLORIDE
OF LINE and COPPkRAs, without o,st. by APPLYING OF
the Roper Hospital, to the City Registrar, DR.. GEO.
g. PELsER No. III COMING STREET.
InlA Ia nnnQ
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HOUSE OF PRESENTATIVES.

HALL OF THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
as Monday, March II, 1866.
The House met at II O'Clock A. NJ.
The roll was called-no quorum present. re.
cess was taken until II O'Clock NJ, when, upon a
second call of the roll the following Representa-.
tives answered to their names:
Hon. j. B. Elam Speaker pro tena., and Messrs.
Anderson j., Anderson S., Alverson, Addison
Bailey, Barry, Blackman, Brown, Collins, Cou.
villon, Davenport, Deblanc, DeLabarre, Decker;
Ditto, Durable, Dugas, Eastin, Eldridge, Ewing,
Edwards, Freret, Fshburn, Gates, Gaisser, CAN'T
Hanlon, Halsey, Harrison, Head Hatch, Hays
Holt, Hudspeth, Jonas, Kent, Kile, Labranche,
Laurent, Leeds, Martin, Meredith, McEnery, Nc.
Council, Mcdonald, McCloskey, Moreland, Mont,
gomery, Mutt, Ormond, Phillips James, Powell
Prudhomme, Regenberg, Seaman, Snider, Smith,
Stille, Scott, Solomon, Tete, Texada, Theriot,
Tucker, VOORHEES,, Walker, Wilmington, William,
son and Waddell-G4 Representatives.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. H. NJ. Smith.
The journal of Saturday was read and ap
proved.
APPROPRIATION BILL AMENDED.
On motion of Mr.. Walker, House bill No. 2S5,
An act making appropriations for the genera
expenses of the State for the year ending thirty
first day of December, eighteen hundred and sixty
six,
Was taken up, under suspension of the rules
the passage and third reading of the bill being re
CONSIDERED, and the rule requiring the House te
resolve itself intA committee of the whole o,
appropriations being suspended,
On motion of Mr.. Walker, the bill was amended
as follows;
Change the appropriation for the contingent ex
penses Of the State Treasurer to one thousar
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The Public

May rest assured that the manufacturers spare pains
nor expense in the preparation of these remedies They
made of the very best medicines known, in highly
trated form, upon strictly scientific principles
DIR. Samuel GIlbert's General Alternative
Acts directly upon the Glands Membranes-stu
atng them additional activity functions
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the EGete
and in disease Morbid Matters, expelng them through
the Skin Kidneys, Liver and Amentery Canal the
System 1t therefore adapted for the relief of Chronic
Diseases affecting those orgens and of the
lining them such
ERUPTIoNs TETTER, ULCERS sCROFULA
JAUNDICE, GoTRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF
BLADDER AND UTERUS, ETC
1t is particularly useful in
SUPPRESSED MENsURATIoN
HEREDITARY TAINTs, SYPHILIS.
And maladies arising from long continued calome
Blue Mass, subate Powers Solution Donovsus
Solution and other preparations of Mercury Arsenic
DIR. Samuel Gilbert's letter Ointment
Is excellent preparation for the that class
maadie usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
| and which peculiarly know
CHRONIC ERUPTIoNs, TETTER, PrMPLEs,
BLIsTERs, sCABs sC4LD.HEAD, MILK.CRUsT,
RINGWoRM, ETC, ETC.
It will also kill ITCH and other prey upon
the Skin 1t sottens and deaces the eScremenous matters
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MEDICAL.
A CROWN OF GLORY

EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD WHO HAS USED
sTERLING's AMBRosIA
Is willing to recommend it. Three years of RAPIDLY increasing
sale hsee made the Ambrosia famous all over the world
1t is Warranted to Please.
It Itching of the Head
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy
Ceanses the Scalp Goods the Heated Brow Removes Dan
dru Nervous eadace Badness Insures Lux
urtant Locks Inclines Hair Curl supersedes wigs Kills
Hair Eaters; Good effect apparent once
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The Anbrosia will suit you T. Elegantly put up Deli
catey Permed Patrouzed Opera Singers and
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No, 2 for morning, No for evening
There is no Mistake About 1T,
sTERLINGs AMBRosIA $ the best, most agreeable and
effective the world prove this, try catron.
Sold by Druggists,
Sterling's Ambrosia Manufacturing Com pany
e15 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK
Dr. Samuel Gilbert's Preparations.
DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT so celebrated having had, for
the last twenty five years, in the treatment OF
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the lucrative Practice in the South has at last
consented to allow several of his esteemed remedies be
prepared proprietary edcnes This resolution
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DIR. Larookah's :SarsaparilIa Compoa..A,l
For the Speedy and Permanent Cu17 y
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And
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It double the strength any sarsapaa Compound
in the Market and Endorsed by the Medical Faculty as the
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER ExTANT
Read the following commendation from Abbott of Bos
widely known the successful practitioners
in the country:
BosroY, Dec G. 1868.
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS MELROsE MASSACHUSETTS,
Dear Sr-I have used Dr. Larookah's Sarsaparlla Com
pound in practice for several years. and after
servation OF its effects do not hesitate say is
my opinion, the SUREST, SAFEST and CHEAPEST
REMEDY for SCROFULOUS and SYPHILITIC DISEASES
that has been made available the medical profession
fratafnaly yours, S. Y. ABBOTT, d. D.
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SENATE.

REGULAR SESSION OF 1866.
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May rest assured that the manufacturers spare neither pain
expense in the preparation of these They ART
made of the best medicines known in highly ncen
trated FORM upon strictly scientific principles.
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=
ment of the same.''
.On motion of Mr.. Palfrey the first section was
amended BY inserting in the fifteenth line, after the
| word State, the following words to-wit: "And
| the common council Of the city of New Orleans,
| as heretofore
And the first section was adopted as amended.
Mr.. Poche offered the following additional Sec
ton, to-wit
Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That all laws and
parts Of laws contrary to the provisions of this
act be and the same are hereby repealed.
On motion of Mr. Gibson,
Mr.. Poche's additional section was adopted as
the second section of the bill.
Mr.. P0che offered the following additional sec.
ton, to wit:
Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That this act take
effect from and after its passage.
On motion of Mr. Gibson,
Mr.. Poche's additional section was adopted as
the third section of the bill.
Onmotion of the same Senator, this bill under
went its second and third readings, and on the
adoption Of its title, f
Mr.. Purcell moved to amend the title Of the bill
BY substituting therefor the following title, to-
wit:
An act to abolish free public schools in the
State Of Louisiana.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor,
mr.. PurcelPs amendment was ordered to lie on
| the table.
The bill passed with its title, and the Secre-
tary was directed to request the concurrence of
the House therein.
This being also the day set apart for the conside
ration Of Senate bin entitled
An act TO abolish the Office Of Superintendent of
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CHRONIC DISEASES,

DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, celebrated as having had for
g last twenty five years, in the treatment OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-30
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Legal Argumenrs-The Floods

q. NEw-ORLEANs. Monday. May Pr 1866
1n the Supreme Court today Messrs Drant and Hunt,
always Union men argued favor Of the validity Of Con
federite notes issued by begereu power and Judge
Campbell late Assistant Confederate Secretary OF War,
and Sir Noise, late Confederate Judge argued against
them
Another crcvasse 100 feet vide has broken through be-
low the city on the right bank and threatens the Ope
iousas Railroad
The negroes would not work Yesterday.
The Red River country and the Ouschlta and Atchs-
faaya Rivers are vast ocean.
The steamer Bolivian has arrived from Liverpool.
NKw ORLEANS, Tuesday, May % ls66
The Louisiana country papers give sac accounts Of the
foods md the distress consequent Provisions arr being
constantly forwarded. The corn, and cotton Of T.
pashes are devastated The WORK 10 close BOugny Gre
vase - progressing, but the foods high.
Gen Baird succeeded Gen. Candy to-day
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TERMS.
DIED.

AULD-On Monday evening May 49, ar short but severe hass
Eliza Of John r. Aud ia the Js year OF her age
The relative, family re yed to atteud The anefa
residence. No l5 "ed twenty VI '''
day siternoon at 2 o'clock
no l04 West Twenty on las-asy
nIomiue NAV o. Henry q. Cox, VI. d.. aged g. years.
OF the family and the ne1ica profesp"
generally respectfully invited 70 attend the ineh ofscs
Church (Broadway Tenhst) Thursday May ILL., a.
O'Clock D NJ The remains will be taken 20 Greenwood
RHODEs-A Milton n w. on Monday, May 2s the Rev John T.
Rhodes q the 18Th year el bis -.
The relatives friends Of the family and the Clergy are invited
attend the funeral The Reformed Dutch Church, At raton
L. L. on "Wednesday, 0th inst. at O'Clock
j. Monday May 20 after bfiet Illness,
Taylor OF this city ia the S6h year Of his age.
members OF the General society OF no
chsn Department foI the survey and nspe
ton % respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
services at milford ~ j. Ihurday az O'CLOCK wuhon
rh.r invitation viii Greenwood frdy
Train Railroad Of lbertyst At IL clock
returns AZ ~ 2. m. -
WALLIs-on Sunday, May r. Of consumption, William Henry
Wallis. aged "a
H rsmans Greenwood Some,sfy
Church, Of Hammondst and sverey
place "Wednesday May 30 His friends and those 81
liz uncle Neeyes, and his fathernsw bsiDsmn
the members Of Acacia Lodge NO ~ OF r. AM
A. NJ are respectfully invited 10 attend =. :,
WLSON-At Wilson's Point South Norws t0nn on honazys
NAV Oliver. Of L. q. Wilson ESQ.,. aged 20 years
His friends family respectfully invited 70 'ttset
his unes "Wednesday. May ~. at o'clock N Csr-sss
waiting the depot South NorwaA, on ne arrival Of hs
y Is from Newly
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Rights Of Coiored Citizens-Meetin Last
Evening.

meeting Of the colored men of the city was held
last evening in the African Methodist Church SuhvaBst
for the purpose of taking action in regard to the question OF
impartial suffrage. The Rev john Peterson called 10
tbs chair and Peter s Porter appointed Secretary
Mr David Plum offered a series OF resolutions, affirming
that the state which night OF suffrage 70 portion
OF r citizens republican III FORM and that such dsfran
chisement "a violation Of the National BIZ OF Rights and Of
the Constitution.
That he night Of suffrage is involved IN citizenship by viz
the OF the underlying principles Of The GOvernment
That people State from whom the ballot 10 with
held any not equally applying 10 al the people have
the right appeal 10 The Snqreme Judiciary OF Inc country
an me ground that said State has by such disiranchsement
DESTROYED republican form Of Government when the united
STATES are bound 10 guar6liee.
re re,oston fuher provided for the organization OF an
association io the purpose o. securing the right Of al citizens
o vote OF the same conditions
The ouestons involved discussed al great length by
pnbe of the moIe prominent persons present but no vote
teken rot their adoption Pending discussion the
meet inc ndiournsd until next Tuesday evening.
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DEATH OF GEN. SCOTT.
Details of the Closing Scenes in the Generals
Life.
Accounts of the Reception Of the News in Various
Places.

WEST POINT N. Y, Tuesday. May % 1900
Gen. Scott died at FIVE minutes past II O'Clock tniS
morning He was ont on Saturday afternoon, ana 'hen
showed signs of his early demise. On Sunday ne DC
gan failing quite fast though Of his physicians eA
pectei he would expire such early day lie was per
ecy conscious up to the moment ofhs death, though nc
had lost his voice some two hours previous lie ecos
nzed the Chaplain of the Post ten minutes before no "
aud clasped his hand in silence. .,.,,o, on
The funeral of Gen Scott will take place al o'oc@ ou
Fr.dav next at the chapel Of the Academy
His romans will be inferred in the West Point Gem
etery. .,.-o, -rno.s., Ma, % 1856
Tho following is the order of the President of the United
States on receiving intelligence Of Gen SCOTS decease'
EXECUTIVE MANSION May %, ls66.
The President with profound announces to the PEG
pe Of the United States the death Of WINFIELD SCOTT the late
Lieutenant General Of the Army.
On the day which be appointed for his funeral the sew
era Executive Departments Government will be closed
Tue Heads Of the War and Nav Departments will respective
give orders for the payment Of appropriate honors to the
memory Of the deceased.
OSgncd ANDREW JOHNSON.
Troy " Y. Tuesday May %. 1850.
On the announcement ofthe death Of Gen. Scott Mayor
Flag ordered the church bells Of the city to be toed from
l 20 O'Clock p IN.
Boston. Tuesday May -. lso6.
All The church bells ~ the city tolled by telegraph
this afternoon striking 81 for the death OF Gen
Sepff
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pHRU AND TEE UNITED STATES.
sscccption Of the Peruvian Minister at WASH
ington-speech of President johnson.


Senior Don Federes L. Baueda who. until year or two
past most accepab represented the Republic OF Peru as
It's Minister Resident u this country, has returned IN the
character Of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PenPo
Tertiary of that RepIbhc. he to-day introduced ny
the Secretary Of State 30 hc President, 10 whom ne De
lyerei his credentials and made the following remarks
upon the occasion:
SIR The supreme Chief y Peru has been pleased % invest
In with the character Of Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
PhnpoeutaIv near The Government OF your Excelehcy
The main object nv strengthen and develop
the ,es Of friendship that bind both peoples aud Governments
know thar s task heretofore been and VIII always con
tnue 20 be exceedingly easy; because the identity OF p0c
principles moral aad social aims IN both countries must
necessarily give tendency their relations But even II
such Dow rn should exist for The success OF my
mission my personal experience 10 the kind feelings enter
tanned h the United States Government toward Peru inspire
me with confidence aud relying upon u hope TO satisfy th
aspirations Government and obtain at the same nme
the approval of Excsency have the honor 10 place id
your Excellencys hand my credential letter
To which the President replied as follows
MI BARREDA: Your former relations 10 tins Government as
Minister Resident OF the Republic o. Peru are remembered
with pleasure and emotion. During residence mere you
were faithful friend 70 the United States IN time when
tired fidelity in quarter. TIE regret with whc we
parted you gated by hope that IN crisis OF o
ho8 affairs yon Nigh. render important service to your o"
country whose freedom prosperity and welfare are idenned
with an the generous aspirations Of the United states inrap
pointing you as representative here Peru las wei uhder
stood Low manifest her own constant friendship TO the
United States Thai friendship shall he coTialy reepocsed
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at Kin,ton n c. G. O. GIayis Chaplain Superintendent
Goldsborolst Major G. Mann Assistant pnsrtermsstsr
and Financial gent for tho southern Dstre! o. NoIih
hna and Major Charles j. Wickesham Sub Agent Tor INC
Bureau Wilmington be Immediately relieved from duy sns
ordered report MsorGen kqger COMMANDING
lions In regard to their trial charges can Dc PRIV
pared against them by the Judge AdvooateGeneral
the following named IN the employment OF INC
Bureau they will like be relieved and ordered 70 re-
port the Department Commander The Rev t0scc
James Of Massachusetts agent without pay Of the Bure,u "a
Pitt County also his clerk. named Boyden Mr. Winthrop
Tappan Maine Mr. Potter said be interested With Capt
Seey Brooks said TO be interested with Capt Rose
krans cuvating plantations also brother OF Capt Rose
kraDs said 10 be employed in the Commissary Department..
will please report action in the matter for the nsr-
nation Of the Secretary
r. d. TOWNSEND Assistant A utant- General.
The above orders issued the 10th May 10 Geo.
Strong By Maor-(ien. Howard
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m.,u,,,-Reported By Telegraph.

Oswroo Nav - Flour active sales 200 bb!s at SO =
for No Spng sl2 for Red Winter 80 for double Extra
Wheat guist sales bush. No 2Chcago Sprng a - ~
and 900 bush Canada Club e To- No Milwaukee Clan
held AZ 81 no Corn quiet; small sales No Illinois at I5c
Cana reights dull: Tonr sc Wheat nc Corn &c 70 New
York Lake uports, 2e bills flouT q ~ ousn b" hea.
lg2 500 bush Com 90 fusb Peas Canal exports lsSo
bb.s. Flour, u. 80 bgsh. Wheat &, ,, W..
ALBANY MAY 2lFlour trm and u STEADY eenaui mneh
SOC al zoe Oats easier sales 1900 bush az 0oc
for Chicago fOc for prime Western and &c. tof stare
shipped by lows 224 zoo bush Corn, 81 800 buh Oats lV
bDsh. Wheat 20 tuns Feed. g.. -. -.
BrFFALo NAV zl-Four duh Wheat quiet Corn hea'y
dull droOplpg; OF No Toledo Mixed al ooe oals
Chicago No ! held 4Jc Barey-saes OF poor GhiSSso
45c. Canada 81. Rye nominal PORK 81. Lsiu' --sv
Canal eighis irmei Corn ~ be 10 Sew OH tals
100 bush. wheat 1870 bush Corn 2'oo pu'h
Oats ,
CHICAGO Nav % Flour quiet. Wheat dull aud decRea
l0tc al q o5dsl 81. foI No J. and > OraSi W 'o ~.
Corn quiet At 52 5Jc foT No l. 5Os a5lc for No 0ll
quief. AZ Ra2.c for No. l. and 30a3lic. Tor NO ITO
visions hrm Meas Pork advanced &C.; NJ 81 90 fIeEh
steady. Recepts-s00 bhs Flour 81 0pO bush Wheat w
0O1 bush Corn, l25O0lhush. Oats Shippents-l2Vp pDh
Flour y 900 bush. Who's 10000 busg, Corn $500 bash
QaLs,
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A New Canadian Movement from Ohio-uen
and Arms Going Forward.

tfNCiNNAfL 1uesQaN, NAV - i1vn
THIS mornings Commercial contains the following;
There is a movement of the Fenans now going fn
Quite number o. them left the city Yesterday bound for
(anria.
Nar-e shipments OF arms have been made Norfhward
within few days.
There is an appearance that extensive raid about
e. b. made upon Canada.
Movements Of men andtransportaon OF arms have been
In progress for days with degree OF secrecy that IN
dica'es business.
CLEVELAND Ohio Tuesday. May %, lso6.
Three OF four hundred fenals partially armed and car
Jving colos differed by with side-arms passed here
last light and to-day going East They orderly and
auot and claimed to be marching 70 California, to Work
On the railroads.
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RFNEAN AFFAIRS.

Mr.. Stephens still labors earnestly in the work OF
rsconsracng the Irish Republic The following circles sent
representatives yesterday to the Ienan Headquarters
where hey received by the Great Head enter Inc
Emerald J. T. b. the Napier Tanly the Marshal MeMahon
Dobe7. the just People the T. Aeagher the lara
the John Mitchell the Red Hand Desmond and several
other circles &c.,, -,
a g. large number OF the fenau Sisters also
attentions % Tie chief.
M stephens - announced his tour through
the United Thursday next lie intends 10 ecuie IN
all the principa! cities Of the Union
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uusiCnt.
BEETHOVEN SOCIETY OF VAL

BEETHOVEN SOCIETY or YALE COLLEGE.
novel and interesting concert will he given this
evening by this Society Irving Hall The members Of the
Beethoven are undergraduates OF Yale and their programme
FOR tonight consists mainly Of college They have given
these concerts with great In Boston Brooklyn and
other cities the popular character Of the and the
high talent and conscientious culture Of these young gentle
men secured them large audiences and great favor Yale
graduates this city very many ought TO- and no
donb will give their young friends a cordial welcome.
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FIRES.
Al Saratoga springs-Coneress Hall Destroyed
-I.ns. S2OO.OOO.

SARATOGA y. Y. Tuesday Nay - 1906
A fire was discovered in the north wing Of Congress
Hal Al clock this morning, and now the whole build
ing is IN ruins Loss $2O0OOO Much Of the furniture
was saved The amount of insurance IL not yet ascer
famed Messrs. Hathorn & Co. intended opening the
hotel on "Wednesday No other hotel was injured.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Congress Hall Insured, follows: On the mouse,
100000; on the furniture, Sl1 900.
Tho Hamilton bath-hOuse Was Also burned.
No other hotel or building was injured