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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

COPARTNERSHIP.
VTTE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
wv together under the name and style Of MOSES
BROTHERS, to transact GENERAL AUCTION COM
MISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, at No. "a
Vendue Range. We hope to merit liberal patronage.
Advances made on Consignments.
SAMUEL Z. MOSES,
JULIUS L. MOSES.
CHARLESTON, March I'd, 1866.
March limo
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BOARDING.
February %

lcNteMHn ant LaIy Cun DO 80
EOARD AND LODGING in private family at no. 2uf
tTEETTNG STREET INV February 10
r1IRST-CLASS PRIVATE BOARDING.
n Families and permanent boarders can be accom-
odated with fine pleasant rooms, by applying ct the
southeast corner Of Meeting and Aarketstreets En-.
trance on Mceng.street. A few day boarders can Ce
srcon.oda,cG limo February Il
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SPARRING EXHIBITION.

" JONES, at Temperance Hall E6xsl68H King
street. on WednssSay Evening March a. 1855 on wheh
occasion HOST OF TALENT WILL APPEAR, making
evenings entertainment never before equaed In thiS
city.
This will be the last opportunity offered To the pubNc
OF seeing AARON JONES previous to his entering the
Ring In his great match with a. Van Winhle for $500
aside, In April next ~
sparring to commence at O'Clock precisely.
Tickets Of admission 81. March 10
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COPARTNERsHIPs

COPARTMERSHIP.
JAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME Mr.. SOLOMON
I'LL ZEMAN6KY as partner, from the 1st March,
1866, the firm will hereafter be conducted under the
name and style Of EPsTIN l. ZEMANSKY; and with
proper attention to the Wholesale and Ret Dry Goods
Trade are in hopes to increase our business In
der to be able to compete with any competition. Thank
ing the community for their past liberal patronage and
hoping to merit continuance Of the same in the 70.
tpre, for the new firm. PHILIP EPs1IN.
SOLOMON zEMANSKY.
March 13 =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

THE COPARFMERsHIP
HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE NAME
IL Of NEWMAN & FOWLER; is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Il. F. NEWMAN.
November 23 EDWARD FOWLER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
Patent Medicines.

CnJer tits LEAD he ,nu!ueIa't> tge1Ui OWING
Ayers Cherry Pec!orai, Atrls o"!Na, aI.ic
Ayers CalhuElic fI.k, v ,siaI ) bAISam OF '.i,'
ChrTr, Ia,uV I'll eC'orAn, AnG NlE@r iiepa
rsii,,p. Browns i.,,uttIlut FiH. { ,''C,. " 80
lows >oU.hInr Syrur, Shrn'Is t"o-h Ntrul
aud o,hrr yrcpagatl",s, DraN' : Plantation q
tiers. HoslutcrS Dn.rs, iloDHaUd's G'!uu
Bitlers, juniper Tar, Bulls ea'sapMiia, Ca
ter's SPANISH. MIXTURE, SrLs:,k : rep, ~ aiiG
rau4ces, Crd Liwr 0.t, h'"h, q, 2. Nis.'ca
Discovery, tGmrloi : F'gclah,e i1nr'Dr'
Schcidam ocLnapps, Browns Jamoica Gu ger
Davis Tain Killer, kadway's Ready Relief and
other pTcparal,ons, Den's Whit. OIL and olher
PREPARATIONS, Pits Wr;sht's, Bulls, Peters
Morrison S Lanes aud scn,nk's Mandrake lI.'~
Comp Stion = wjsrs i}uii', D'a'F~ts' Got
.Il4l. v GODS lar Ncstorer, American Mar
ke,luter, Friccpnerous, Thompson's Eye Wa
ter, Benz ne fer Temoyins grease, tar ard pant
G.. T. Rogers CEoltra Spet,ac, Df. NFsty r
celebrated Cholera Drops, Railway Rrnovn''ng
Essulyent, Sthcnck's >eawced Torlc, Zach ONT
ren,, Magnetic Uinlu ent, Or. Csgoud's Chola'
ropne for evils and I,ycts, burncttS r ail!s,
lon ioi the TAR, Black Oh Vanish, Seize t
,r,,,,nr, Bit " ire OF iron, Olive Oh, Ho.o
wsv's Worm CORRECTION, hchanc's Nermliuse
Frye's Velnnnge, American Worm KILLER
Fshnss,ocE's Vermiiuge. McMunh's EtAr oil
Opium, Henry's Cslclued Msgnosia, Hembolt 5
Extract ct buchu BRUSH Oil, Oh Of 9plhe, Oh
Stone, Mustang Linimcn, uPcdoId, c and othe
En.brocstions, Stonchraker's Nerve and Bone
lniment, Cough Sy'ur, Sionchraker's hat y H.
Ter and other preparat ons, Strengthening Pias'
ters ard Adhesive PlaslcrS, Horse and Cattle
Pow ders, Turf OIL HorSemans Hope, Barry
Lininent, Merchants Garglin5 OIL Roger
Embroca,ion, Sc, SC, DC &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
THE
HARDW STORE

49, THE undersigned bias jns'
received large and well Sc
ected stock Of Hard ware,
which lie will sell low for cash, consist
ing in part of Nails, CHAINS, Hinges.
Forks, Shovels. Mill, Wood, Cross,eUi.
Tenant, Hand, " ebb and key.hoIe Sass;
Axes, Hslchets, Files OF any s'zes; lea.
keues, Sapce Pans, Curry-combs ami
Cards, Chisels Of every Descriptions; Pc>A
ct and Table Cutlery, Shoe findings OF
every sort; Powder, Caps ard Shot.
Screws, Tacks, Chest, Pad and Door
Locks, Coffee Mills, Coal Hold and Goal
Hand Bells, Axe and Hasrhe
Helves, in fine, every thing in the bard
ware line. @G Thankful for past lavors
lie hopes for continuance Of the same.
and will endeavoT always 10 satisfy his
rU.'nners. Cell and examine for your
elves before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD SNAFER.
Octobe. 90, 1866. #
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Sundries and Notions.

Pepper, Spices, Mace, Ginger, Cloves, Tu'
merle. Nulmegs, Cinnamon, Mustard, Barley
Rice Flour, Sage. Corn Starch, Gelallne' eg-
ttable Extracts, Eo,ences, DC, SC, CccoalL@
and Coco Cream for the hair, Sozodont icr the
leeih, Hair Dyes, 3 ar Brushes, Tooth brush
cs, Coats, penknives, Pencils, Pens lnk' Pa
pcr and Envelopes, PortIqc macs, Nail 3, pshes'
Blackenhg Brushes, inteiibIe Inks, Vegetable
Dyes Tor colqrlng silks, DC. H.. ., -
IN word, any thing Chat is usually tound 10
g Dug store; ali OF which will be sold low Tor
cash Call and examine!my stock.
r r.. e, BURKHART, I
Enters Corner.
Shepheydstown, Aprii2l, 1866. III
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Corn Shelters.

C-INGLE Spout Corn Shelters, cspacl'y
y I25 bushels day. Double spout
corn shelters aciiy $50 bushels per
dav., Virgins !, Great Western corn
shelter, capacity, hand power, 400 bush
els, horse power. 800 bushels PEI day
Also Burrplis corn shelter. separates Tie
corn from the cob, capacity l25 bushels
per day. For sale by
Ransom s. IKE,
dec 3 Cbarles!o~n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

| w speedy and permanent treatment III lht
world for all Diseases of a Private Nature
such as Gonorrhea, elect, Structures, Semna
Weakness, Syphilis, affections OF tn kidney
and bladder loins and back, nose and throat
nervousness and ether ExTemi,ies, &c.
Let the Afflicted bear in mind! that DR.
Jones has cu,ed in the last six years past u; Ha
gerstown, and many Other places III Mary and
such cases as were given over TO die Humid
reds can testify that he cured them after oil 9th
er means failed. DR.. Jones has now complete
lly improved bis Medical House with Private
| Consulting Rooms, so patients will see no one
but The DR.. himself and all patients that VIII O.
main person under treatment, Dr.. Jones Will
make written contracts with ihem for
NO CURE-NO PAY
And without the use of those deadly po'sons,
Mercury, Turpenine, Harlem Oh, opa6Ia, or
any other disgu sting drug. The remedies used
ily DR.. ,nes are entirely Vegetable, sweet 10
| TASTE and saIunicus to III" patient. aDI viii
rye out Gls&asc ia rs mary day. a IL !o'mCny
roGirtd W,chs anj rlon,h.; c,:d can 1t t,nsn
without eny change Of DIT or hn rance from
business, or detection Of siendS, all is made w.
cal 10y the voice q becoming praise, ir"m he
loily mouniain TOP to HE Aumble fec,sse' o.
he valley.
NJ " y Y
Is announcer Sh'chl"s u's'", O'oosu' ." - y"
Eu'u'ai haul'' % S"u'" ""'"eG !'o'n " "a
PShIohs' WEE d. I'''''' ~ ""'i' az
"los' Nis'I"'u a"u un"",u'a' n"o,s - 10 ,
q" ~ ca ara 'i''"s ~ r''i N,,,,
!'|r' o',' T's W 80 " "f
ohis Ga rs '''' WAN, Wv y" '''''
he"lcal a"VlSel' a,u Il 'ne 0e ,auS' ,,"u ''s''
Ino""' ".2 '"u'' w -,;,. 6, ,t.,i'.,n'.
I"''"'e' "'"'' 40 P''
%Eus o. 'u"s W. " W. "-e ~" ':,,,'a'
~ tho ,,ntorrunaie remember ,ba, when weak
,,oss oyercon,es tho rhcle br,!v. followed by
ra,,,s in the head hack. .,:.s, Treat Aad iprtl~,
ocy q, Mem,,, Plantation -, ,t,, t,an. symp.
lo,os Of D,sr;u.i.. t,o,ir,tn.ss, Luushs ini,ca.
tive Of Con.ump,ion, ui,nnss> o. Sight. Ring
inc IN the Ears, I,jet,,uI a,i,ii,,, un.n u.-tn
out. an enc to ,hr!I >nGefn.s J. all seen
uR. HOMES will. .iye ,uic restoration. ~Ih
>uch balo,y iuic 5 OF herbs a. VII. i,uv.sorate
euf:ebled manhood SYPHILIS is one OF tie
most destructive diseases uron the human sys-
tenn. The unfortunate should remember that
throat. root o. ,he mouth and rose, with so'es
and b,otcbcs all over the head ana bojy. il is
-, yt,tt,o n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
Just Received.

Anti Freezing Cistern Pumps.
ME are just receiving lot OF these SUI
Wy peIior Pumps. In all positions Of
81 exposure 10 cold and situations where the
ORDINARY Cis,ern Pump will freeze and
burst. this pump can be used with secuIi.
,lv,y. farsal by. Ransom 8. Duke,
Ori27 Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
NEW DRUG STORE
At lNTLEN'S CORNER.

~ r. G.. BURKHART has on hand, al,
W NJ constantly add TO it, a large and vel
"a s...o.,d OCT Il Ture
Drugs and Pat Il. M,u.c n,S, Pure Wines
Brandy, Whskey, Rum AID Gin, Pa!n:>
tnuI H,u.h.s OILS Dye-stuffs and Wndo"
Class. h,trscny ph, lamps ami ChimneyS
Fine Perfumery. rora,.r, aud !! Jli,} SLY
&c. Ft,nyh Candies, IA s,ns and tl&., -
bac>o aud Cigars, Stationery aud Cutlery
N,,;ons ,lc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
April IA, 1869.


LARGE SIZE PICTURES.
'IlAViNG made arrane emenis. with tie
* talented young arIlst Mr.. Poole, "i
Baliiuore, am prepared 10 furnish pc
lures OF all sizee, worked Up 10 The bIgh.
es, style Of The art.
Jun, Ii II. L. DdrnN.
Money Money!! MQney!! y!
no moi send your money away but keep
IL i. circulating al home by having your
pictures made a, DARNELL'S. Call
and see specimens and note prices. d.,
Prepare for Cold Weather I!
T lNSEYS, Flsnnels, Blankets and
j. Stocking Yarns, just received IRON
Por,er's Factory, aud will be sod a. Fac
,ory prices. liz. - Baker & Hill.
Sausage Cutters and Suffers.
WALES Patent Sausage Gutter and
M SlofIer combined. Perry's Patent Ssu,
sage Suffer, Perry's Ps,en, Sausage STUFF
fer, No. o Faulty Suffer, for sale oy
hanson d DuRe, .
Nov 10 C.alles.osn.
IONETen Ton Fdirbank's Hay aut
~ Cattle Scale, for sale by -
! Ransom s. Duke,
Nov 10 Chsr.esiowp.
IROUBLE Bucket Water Drawers TO-
| ID Wells and Cislerns. for sale by
Ransom g. Duke.
Ocl27 ChaTlestown.
! 7 FULL assortment Of Cloths, Cassi
u mers, VesIings. HandkerchleiS Gloves
Hosiery. &C., &C., at p. Ii. Strodes.
4 LARGE and well selected stock o
B "A Shoes, Halls, &C., a, very low figures
lat p. II. Stroaes.
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L.HTESI" .fRRIV.4L.

GREAT excitement al the Ne"
U Cheap Cash Store. New goods oil
all styles, qualities and prices just receiveu
from Philadelphia and Baiumore, and
will be sold very cheap for Cash FER
sons in ques. of Bargains, will do well by
giving US a call befote purchasing else
where. Come one, Come all. p o.
Aug. ls COST d WAGNER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

. .saMEN'S Carpet Slippers, Ladies Cork
-, III shos Sp!es and Mems yarn Socks
at +. ~, l.. Lickhder's
-. Gei. 81 Shoe House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

.nYGOD Portland Syrup can. be had al
o,,eUrGos,& Wsgner's. for 60 cents per
.igsl!pn :. also Kerosene Oil at, rs cents
per gslm. Aug. 10, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
Grand Trial Ct Sewing Machines
BETWEEN the
UJicor 6, GiLbS and F7orcnce !,

UIicor &. GLba and FI0rcnce !!
THE WILCOX & GIBBS TRIUMPHANT :
Il i, declared the best Machine AID awarded
the Highest Premium.
For the Wilcox . Gibbs Machine th,fty-bSe
distinct claims were madq Tor super JOrIis, oil Of
which we're fully sustained. or tie Florence
but ten were Prcsensd,Uuly two Of which we're
sustained. bv this tIla!, mole thorough than
ANYTHING of the kind ever previously Attempted,
before an a bic and impartial jury,the Jast'ce OF
V hose verdict none can dispute, 1t has bee .
proved and decided, and published TO the world
that the. Wilcox u Gibbs Machine Is just IS LAT
il has claimed 10 De ,an Improvement on toLo.c
thread Machines. lrcqures 10 prophet 4" (
think 10 loreteIl lis Ultimate triumph as lie ie-
,ognlzed standard Sc" ing Machine ot lhc
world. Circulars containing idll report OF
the ridges, and all particulars al this important
trial can be ODiatGed OF
..,.E r a. J.. l. DARRELL, Age;t.
shepherdslowD, JUG 81, 1866. tt
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derstand 1t The reckless extravagance and
fearful corruption of Congress should be fully
exposed; and this Is q prolific theme. Then.
when tho platform is laid down, the wealthy
men OF the republic everywhere should sub
scribe literally to aid the movement, while
the orators should spread Themselves over the
length and breadth of the land. II such pra-
dence and energy characterize the movement
there can be no doubt Of the result Short az
the time is before the Congressional elections,
complete change may be effected and
conservative Congress be returned to take the
place Of the present radical one. That should
be the main object in view.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

HENRY A. WISE ON THE CHURcHEs-Ex-Gov-
ernor Wise delivered . very remarkable adj
dress in Norfolk the other day for the benefit
OF the Southern churches devastated by the
war. He took the grounds, while abiding 10
the late rebellion, which we have heard before
from Puritanical sources--but which have been
adopted for the FIRST time BY any Southern
orator-that the war was brought about by The
oct Of God for the destruction Of slavery, and,
taking this view Of the subject, Governor Wise
argues that no one should be punished for acts
committed according to the dispensations Of
Heaven. Governor Wise said -
He ia fear an inndsi who doesn't see ,ha. the ere
and sword OF this var vsrs sens from heaven. God
knsw that We could b torn away from orr black idol Of
ths destroying sagsi Of war he sent them, and We
ought 70 praise The Mose High thsl be did nos ssad
psgues Nike those q Rgyp1 against wha1svsr veaknss
OF Wickednss ~ dung 70 like Pharoah Bus appeal
70 Chrsan charity, and 10 svssy kncwn aw, whethes
individual citissns and pesoss ssehs % b vnd'cvsy
psssss y ma o. i.r =: sss :, n ssv
Providence.
This 10 certainly putting the responsibility Of
treason and rebellion upon very broad shoul-
dsn; but taking ths general tone Of ths Cd
dress, II exhibits very Christian, moderate
and charitable spirit quite rsmarksble in tho
er-dre-eater Of VIRGINIA
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and they should remember that il a Contagious
disease is allowed to spread in Brooklyn ws
cannot be considered safe on this side OF tho
East river, for the intercommrmication is "
hourly occurrence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

The IMPSxIAL CoLI.Arsu IN MsnCo. There
can hardly be any mistake in interpreting
the news from Mexico, published in the
HERALD yesterday, to mean the approach Of an
immediate collapse Of the Franco Austrian
empire. While there appears TO be some diff
ference Of opinion as to whether Macmillan
will steal away quietly for Europe on the cor
vette Dsndalon or depart with the dignity
due to his rank as an Austrian arohduks,
there seems to be no doubt whatever that he
is on the eve Of his departure and about to
abandon bis uneasy throne, his pseudo honors,
titles and authority ~ Emperor OF Mexico.
This fact appears TO be generally conceded,
and We have very little doubt that II will be
verified before long.
The imperial government has resorted 10 tho
last game Of expiring despotisms-th oppres-
sion Of newspapers and newspaper correspond
ents. Our correspondent at Vera Cruz has =
ceived notification that he will henceforth,e
held personally responsible for al letters Ip-
pesring in the HERALD under date from era
Cruz. Conspiracies against the crown nave
also been discovered in that city, and sverai
arrests have recently been made, includig two
American citizens. All these things adicats
that the last throes OF the MaximiliMgover
meat are upon it. The Emperor, IL issid, has
just appointed 70 the positions Of iinister Of
Finance and Minister Of War two officers Of
the French Marshal Basaine's al, . fact
which might give color TO the rport already
In circulation, that before the departure ofMax-
imilian affairs were TO be soarranged that
Marshal Bassine should be ! position 70
mako terms with the Succeeding government.
whatsoever 1t might be, with. view 70 project
ing French interests and securing the debt
due to France. The breaup Of the Mexican
empire seems to Austria siouble humiliasioa-
defeat by the Prussiansrms in Germany, aud
the failure Of her hope,in Mexico. To Nspo-
leon also Il brings duplicated loss Of pres
tise, for his schemesiu Europe have utterly
failed through the tgacity OF Bismarck end
the promptness oflhe Prussianssrmy, while
the withdrawal Of ds prosegf MAMMALIAN has
knocked on the esd ell his grand plans for
the expansion oT,he Latin race on the Aneri-
can continent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

An isrAsr rsvsc pno~sso. AT sbsai half pss' eight
O'Clock yesterday morning policeman Of the Forty
seventh precuc found tho desd body an infant % the
shore foot Of Dupont street Fast rver Prom ths ~.
pearaucs OF tbs body there doubt thai was de-
ilberxtey thrown into the river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

DECREASE OF THE CHoIERA.--I Is q remark
able - well a. . gratifying faci to announce
that the cholera, or whatever fata disease II Ia
which has prevailed here during the summer,
is rapidly on the decrease at time when
diseases OF this character are usually most
prevalent The months Of August and Sep
TENDER have always been regarded a. the most
dangerous periods for the spresdof diarrh9a
and similar complaints; but OWN. to The pro-
cautions taken by the Board q Health, in
which they have been nobly aidedby the COM
munisy generally, there Is marked abatement
OF the disease 70 report, and decided check
to its mortality. Only three nswcsses occur
red in New York on Saturday bs We cannot
say as much for Brooklyn, wher sickness ia
still on the increase. This disptisy /, the
sanitary condition Of the two citiescsn only DO
accounted for By the indifference md neglect
Of the Brooklyn authorities Man parts Of
that city are in most filthy state, Ind taere is
very little disposition evinced BY u Corpors-
sion 70 make any improvement OCCASIONALLY
they make . spasmsdic efYor. 81 enforcing
cleanliness. For instance, The curbssonss are
painted With chloride Of lime one dy, and FOR
the next week oil kinds Of garbage re allowed
70 accumulate in he Eutters In ne portion
Of South Brooklyn We ssh barrel have not
been emptisd for nssrly two wees, and the
odor from them = pregnant with dlsass. How
can there be any abatement Of cMera while
the authorities permit his state y things 70
exists These facts, We think, su1isntly &C.
count for the increase Of cholera Brooklyn
and The decrease IN New York. ns Board Of
Health have equal Jurisdiction iibosh cities.
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Al nd5eNisements handed in Until half past nlne
sriocs n evening will DO classified appro-
pcAse b s'itngs but proper classification cannot be
assured urs- that hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

TEE CUR CABLE RArskD--Duzcr CoxmrNI-
CATION WITH EuEorE.-A despatch from Aspy
Bay received last night, dated ct hslfpast six
o'clock, s.ases that the cable in the Gulf
Of ST. Lawrence was again raised at nine
o'clock in the morning, splice made success-
fully and the cable put in perfect working
order. If this should prove trae the Atlantic
cable may now be regarded s. fulfilling its
mission to the utmost Of our expectations. We
shall be Independent Of the storms which de-
layed the steamer on Saturday and in future
we may calculate upon receiving intelligence
from Europe in twsnty-four or thirty hour. If
the Gulf cable continues to work fsyorably.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

sAvAssAu, Angus; L. 1898.
The British ship rsmpedo from Mobs, bound 70 -.
tain and crsw we're saved she wan osnsd ~ " %
woIf c.. " Lvexpool. End "a uagtAuS nsarsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

CHAIR. WHITES CONVERSATION TROUPE, a
Mechanic TALL, f7e Broadway--Ic VARIETY or ircu
Aso i.Auf att LkrGrrAIsnIsrs, CoRrs DE BALLET &c
TaE MAS, & BALl. = -
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NEW N1nE MUSEUM or ANATOMY els Broad way. -
tscgysr. til O2y-HYDnocNa MiCRoa.DPK twice
daily J Avn RIcaT Arm or fnoBsr. Open from 5
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Fc0Lf 0PERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. ETHIOPIAN Mry
srsLsx- LADS. EyaLlsauEs tAsr0Aixxa
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ruSy ,Srog'S orEaA HOUSE. 2ol Bowery. --Coxr
F"JsLrs1 E3so Observation-Disclosures DIvkRrIssExHN1
Ac.--fsK W YoHK MlLKslAN .l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

TERRI GARDEN, Third Avenue, between FIFTY.
rtglth AM " ninth Nirees.ruED THOMAS
cAEprs IL ERTs, eotnlienciog at o'clock.
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IZQrICE TO ADVERTISERS.

New York, Monday, August Is, 1855.
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,MUsRNENTs THIS EVENING.

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at berlin. Ii revires the issue between the
imperial programme Of Napoleon the First
and the old Holy Alliance by which he was
Put down; and while this question remains
unsettled the qualification of Europe viii DO
delayed.
Meantime il appears that ia regard TO
Venctia there Is perfect understanding be-
tween Italy and France, an assurance which we
are not disposed to question, inasmuch "a the
young kingdom of Tally is the creation and the
ward of Napoleon From the despatch from
Florence of the 9th instant we learn that an
armist:ce was expected between the Italians
and Ans.rians on the 11th, which our London
despatch Of the latter date informs us nae been
agreed to upon the basis Of the cession OF
yenstia TO Italy. France viii surely get her
compensation in the Island OF Sardinia, Sicily,
or something else, and thus in the South, at
least, the game of Napolcoa may be con-
silcred a complete success.
Austria, ia all this business, has been the
dupo of Napoleon and the victim of Bismarck.
What compensation she is TO have for her ex-
clusion from the affairs of Germany, her spo-
liation on the Adratic, and her humiliation in
the imperial Me xican adventure Of Macmillan
as tie servant Of Napoleon, has still to be made
known. 1t Is probable, however, that Napo-
leon will graciously use his influence in behalf
OF an extension eastward of the boundaries Of
Francis Joseph but here The Czar OF Russia
may mterpose with another warning. On the
Rhine and on the Danube are The difficulties Of
a rectifcatiou Of tho European equilibrium,
which m y not be solved without European
conference or continental war; Involving all
The great Powers and Overwhelming all the
smaller States.
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JAMES GORDON BENsFcrT.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.