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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22

The President yesterday signed pardOns for ten
persons, Ave being from Missouri, two from Ton.
ns.sss, one from Texas, one from Louisiana, and
one from Virginia and all under the thirteenth OK.
esption Of the amnesty proelsmation,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22

The President yesterday signed commissions for
the following officers of internal revenue A. Hyatt
Smith, assessor for the Second district, J. Peter
Bonestsel, assessor for the Fourth district and
George c. Ginty collector of the Fifth district Of
Wisconsin.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22

INTERNAL REvxNUE.-Ths receipts from this
source yesterday were 1898, 225.6s.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22
The Addrsss Worthy . place by the SIDE Of
the Declarattea 81 Indspsnasses.
A.. 1r-.- n-~

The Declaration Of PrineipIss adopted BY tie
Philadelphia Convention 10 scorhy Of place at the
sids Of tho Declaration Of Indepsndsnes. Il IL
brief but II Is the very essence Of rspublieanismi
system which, we'll followed, will most certainly
bring TO the American people the certainty Of CON
tinuous psaos and consequent prosperity. Above
everything sss II Ia noticeable that the Constitu-
tion IL looked 70 u the great bulwark of>ths M.
tion,s s.fsty from differences q hom:-ths lesson
nationality would b again an experiment., some.
thing Is new, a. untrisd, and - doubtful - was
the document itself whom II was made the law and
gospel Of The American people. The war just
closed has maintained the authority Of the Consti
tuition" says the DsoarationI and to that princi.
pie Massachusetts, and South Csrolins, New York
and Florida, subscribe their names, with the full
determination that u IL right, and that therefor,
Il shall BE- msintainsd. ~ 'F. aa. .. . '"
,HB AppRsss A.Ll AID UsASswnnAsLr.
The sddr.s ~ most sbis on., arguing with
between the Radical and the Union men. and re-.
gsrdsd from the point Of view Of
unanswsrabls. f........
soUrH CAROLINA AND MASSACHUSETTS,.
lFrqm the Petersburg Exprsss.l
South csrolins sad Massachusetts, marched
"shouidsr to shoulder" into ths Philsdelphis Con-
vsntion. The cheering was dsafening and long
continued; 'ths whole Union, " 'ths Union for
ever" 'the thirty sig States one and insepa.
rabIe were the folt cries that made the walls
Of the wigwam ring - Northern and Southern del
sgates marched down the sslsg 10 the music Of the
Union The Boston Posi- thinks tbs oeourrsnos
and the demonstration II excited >Ars most signiA.
cant. They announce unity, fraternity, and peace
once NOR. SneA pvonli's 70 DO The rs,nh Of thi'
memorable gathering Of true patriots, Ne happier
COMMENCEMENT Of 10 prossedings could AbVe been
nation that all the paltiy ridiepLs or caInmniey,
inpsnfies Of Radical writsrs cannot dim. The
country North and South, East and West, will take
up and rs-soh0 the erV "THs WHOLE USIos PoR::
ByRR.p
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22

doom AND BOARD WANTED BY A
III gentleman and wife In 9 private family residing
north d hs Avenue and within four SQUARES Of the
REPUBLICAN stating location and terms which must be
moderate No prosssisn boarding house keeper need
apply --- - au7
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22

nENTISTRY.-pR -
~ LOOMS. susiplrr psxTIsf, $50 h.
Pssnsylvaaia sysaus. near corner Of SIIYD
Ais!h stssst s!eAds 70 ell branches psFsiAisg Y Ne
wv vsHsg u sia1dsl ~ ssis' SFiy
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22
SOUTH cAROLlHA AND MAssAC
sErTs.
The Boston Commercial says:


"Fornsy, who Jascssed upon the President and
sought to identity himself and his two nswspe-
psrs, In joining him against the radicals, bat ind
Ing he could not control the New York collector
ship, turned his two batteries over 10 the radiosl,
in Els Philadslphis paper snssrs a. and sndsavors
to dsprsoiats Gen. Couch for joining hands with
Gov. Orr 1t Philadslphia. But the Pysss was set
to another tune when Gen. Couch Wa organising
the forces to protect Pennsylvsnis from invasions,
and sulogissd, a. did all others, Gen. COUGHS On
srgy and efficiency"
The Springfield Republican says:
1T 10 . great deal, that after four years Of
bloody civil Wal, representatives Of Massaehu.
sssts can frstsrnias with those Of South Carolina
fer . common political object. Let II not b the
fault Of Massachusetts, II South Carolins does not
fatsrnss with her for still higher objects than any
that are proposed II Philadslphis. Let nothing
BE- wanting on our part to hastsn the time whom
Massaohusstts can clasp hsnds Nth South Carolina
for liberty and equality a. we'll as for political fra
tsInity. And We may bs sure that time cannot
come during the life Of any now above ground. II
We persist IN treating Ill southern men - rebels
antAil Who have been rebels ~ II nsithsr repent.
sncs, sxpistion nor reconciliation were possible"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22

"WHAr will Aaximilian DO f"-Nao Fork
Tms, '.' ~ ~,
H. viii "sss W nd est," ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

DAssS sssss Q .
Being the south S feet 3
inches front Of lot %,
and the north 10 feet s
inches front Of lot "a, by
the depth thereof.
Paving alley tax on In.
terest from September
Is, 1865.
Ditto ..................
Being the south 10 feet
mont Of said lot by the
depth thereof.
Paving tax on interest
from February -, 1854. :.
Ash, Earl 8. ..............
Beginning on Seventh
street west IS feet south
from the northeast cor
ner Of said square, and
running due west 200
feet TO Eighth street
west, thence north par.
allel with Eighth street
Is feet, thence east 200
feet TO Seventh street,
then south parallel with
Seventh street 10 feet to
the beginning.
n dana Tnhn "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

!V Ioot, tnence east So
ieet thence south los feet,
tnence west 50 feet to the
beginning.
joyie, Fitxhugh, in trust
Tor n. f. Drinkard. 49,.
All that part Of that Ger.
tain piece or parcel OF
ground situate in the
said city, and known
and described In the OF /.
nee plat and ground,
plan OF the same as
square numbered two
hundred and eighty
four, embraced and con :
tanned within thefollow-
Ing metes and bounds,
that is to say: Begin.
Ming for said part Of the
said square at q point onl
x street north twenty
six feet (26 feet) west
rom the part Of said
square, which was COZ |
yeyed BY Count Juliuel
De MeRue 70 john
France, and runntnsI
thence north one hun-l
dred and forty feet to AMI
alley; Their &c east byI
ana with the line Of saidl
alley twenty six feet
thence south (l40) onel
hundred and forty feeu
to the line Of x street.
and thence by and with
the line OF said street toi
the point OF beginning.
lark, George W........I
Being the south 81 feed
front Of said lot By tAsI
depth thereof.
'aving tax, on interest
from October 2lth, 1855
itch, H +. C............I
Icing the south % feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27
CITY PROPERTY 70 BB SOLD FOR TAXES

OOLLEOTORS OfRICEs
IL Z
0omsnong WEDNESDAY, ism day Of Nay follow
aacaon
Caamber.) washngten ID. O.
Collector with
crued Q Of payment
sale O'Clock A H. aad BE-
Terms CAsn WIZ DIXON. Cssees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27
TO WHOM ASSESSED
front Of said bos nv u,

'front.' OF sasa bos ey ne
depth thefeof
)omnodoys, Hoidsworth \
Paving allsy, On interest
from Nsve0ber u, 1884
)ost, Henry...............l
beginning On the line OF
New Jersey aven ne 13Ol
feet 4 inches northwes
tef1y from the SOUTH
west corner OF said
square, thence running
northweetwardly along.
said avenue 10 feet 2 In !
ches, thence northeast
wardly and At right An
giles with said avenue
126 feet 6 inches, thence
due south to interssct q
line drawn from the
point Of beginning and af
rightangleewftn sAioav-
enue, and thence south
Westwardly By and with
said line to the beginning
DittO ..................-.
And beginning for the
second piece on said
New Jersey aven ne III
feet IL inches north
westwardly from the
southwest corner of sid
60 uare, thence running
enthusiastically along
said avenue ~ feet
thence professionally
and At right angles with
said avenue 137 feet 6 in
ches, Themes due south
TO intersect q line drawn
from the point Of begin
ming, and at right angles
with said avenue, and
thence southwestwardly
By and with said line C
the beginning.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20
StaIPs unIbertroffener
9Sianu= uu6 MfDbelz Sad. .

eben einseflbrt unb Don allen 5ouptbauiern In Der
Fabrication pom 9iano, OrgeIn, Billiard Iafeln, Dos
biIiar u. (. M. Gngencmmen. Sober, Der elm Rtano
beffbt foIte cine Jlafhe bteiem cad baben. Bran
fel6e fir Girfulare iino bann woHen mir poHit6nbige
RaGreis unb Mnweif ing Hefern. Gs 1T auf SIai9en
pom 80 Gents nn6 SO Gents eefit uun rDenn Elm bali
bes 9ukeno GIof4eH Gnf sttuol beproert ueroen, 10
Jponen- mir 6ieieben ffdnep per Grpre6 ~ fenben.
gefilde I'm IerritorieR ,ihp Meenten pereen aneeF
ucmnteR pom
: FfE5 BrDwn u. Megfins, =
{ GsnsraIsMesnten faf bic Der. Gtiaten,
bats f@ 30. 46O Broome StfaBe, q. y. 4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20

u. II 5f Gcuabsr lin6 Golblaaer BON 10
yerhsibsuSer SiatuE eutbeM porSen, rSabl
ielbIf BON G1Liforlielt Mbentbeller Sabin'
iuaa0ern gLeid3eitig au6 bob pidiige
antiaunriide uebsrreife, rdunHA 8rp1-
Nude BON Sbonfgureli, E6pferluaarell,
nu6i sol 6aierTatbeil ,ianlutIiA bon boz
hem alters beren 8pprell I'D alif cine
s$trede, bon. beinabe 800 WleileF an
Sstababbangen berfoIeen Ia6en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20

weore u. RfsboIs; stem gort;; sos. 8. oabb u. CO.
Qkildhe1Ibios IeeaItney ". TrtmbEe, Baltimore; o.
$nbIpn n Go.,z Sem SEleaue rmb Rempbis, g. y !.
MantIep u. Co., ct. aouis; Mlbert 6. Crane, Ct.
TfeneiSee, o9tu S9t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20

SD bin iber;eugt, bef hieie uuteuebmung Iebigi9
gum Beiten Der Solbatenpnfien Mn0 idb bin BiHens,
6as sic meinen 4amem Il Rite pda GIMP febluneen,
peIde sic bereits beiisefi, betfiiged.
g. g. 9Barren. S9oAmeifter non Dhio.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20

4ft4ASs4st% 81 seFs 49, ~ NGFs- p -
$50 49,
9eransseseben pom Der @.fli
SsnreheguStqat sitlnles Sefeaidaft.
nv TTTFTFE Ut . -s77T FT7=T-7 7-T77s
9QHNerifas. ben 20 9esembrr 1866.
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.usasi!3A'NSrd t6eiiteIt. aiaals5isiq
ae5l a3t8 nsiThL 12lAa5piEk 5Hh1D s5se
.'1asd. ben 3g.slpait. Ser @gssptibs
NIT Sen srtFeterql Des lgses0lfes riins mana
DE 6yeeeu aufgepOrfea tpprbelt; iuetd,e
pieleidtne4 in Oieler Sigun9 oes G6hs
steFes dbfe grtsbigHhg finOeH fOerosf.
Die ,@eFbaItnifles nutsr ftDetden pie
Slater Ser gpnitihltiet bic 8efnsnifie
Der greeatfne7 bic lsOeranOertt Srande
bee 8ttwdHang reSsItcn, Heben es ttidt
roransleben,. lpie lid. Die 8siten nitp nit
bRen s Aqratfer paD sIai6 a ~ Der
9iatiogianoFasniir0ea' SAB Das 8ane'
nrrpapesdssl eiaftil6sr poIdrfterrts Der
Soffa.Ias filt bic atberEtet aIIer gatto.,
lisn gspeiea mar, pom gsrtatbe Der
ei0epel 3abfontlpea unter pie SiiBe
setreten tuiif6e, huer founte oasi b0rpu5s
feben bet nod Ewdth4 laae frEaois ben
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psrsfa, adbyts sIIs glanp Ots5rn6tr
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ffrraguneenlsnolifb einiab un6 ben orr
men, DISQUALIFICATION 6 OIoniea bic milf
tbeuren 8Iate ertdntts l1aabbdnsi5feit
seDdbrte - iper,fonnfe Sa,naIs 6as CT
9ontiide gadstbuul pefniauaelt iaffs
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eisenen Seerbe gu eutfefeIn?,s 4ber 10
mar es - NIT benz 9teidtbum baben lid
unfere 8eOiirfni6e bernlebrt une Dor
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0fentIiden 2eben Derfdpunoen. s 49,
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unierer 5taatseinridtung Ielteteps bae
ben unsueifeIbdtt Aaes setban, itpas
menf6li9e 8efe9nuns anb nteuf6libs
,, @orfidt gu leiften IN staabs Enb,5 I'M
ibrem unternebmen nibt nur Oauer uni
8eitanoisteit, fOh0ertt aud inaere So
rautisen 9egeh 'ltebersrife Der einselner
8ran6eu Der geripaltung 81 9epabren
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gen. mn s.. Oeaes le efORa sepOrOen pa'
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gu men's cen 3osro o w. eenP y
tUsf9en nateriIIer BObIitanO uuO ber'
9roBerte Nee9ttelan9Jtn 1qrem 9eTO'9'
lsessnsa Dssna rtelsn9a1 pse aalss ma
terteHer SS0rtl @rltt gelnelen ut, eoen Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20
Sifets Si.O0.,s. :.
Gmufehlunqrn..
Bon sem etaats .s5aemeifaer.

- GoIambusy Z. Cffnbef 1856 8
SD bin ibersmst ben sisie 1lgtruekmuns Iesisi9
-Sas Sic menen Ramea 81 6ijte eda Gmpi s5Iunssn,
wel9e sic bereits beitsefi, betfiiqeu.
q. g. 9Barren, S9dSmeifter non Dbio.
;i.Eu5s g sess Batauia, Ohio ID. aueaft 1866.
st1s SsgTsa sass Is ssas
Beiten ees Wniberrn Seminars fibts Der ,Sue6 1T
sarmberste iriib patriotifd in6em bic SntereFen
oer leaer tagferra 50 Sntea I'M snge ba
pelbe in benz Rrfeee CUR unterbriiduna Der &ebeIipn
benz annbe ibr 2eben gegeben bdben unb I'D sic MID
Shres Grfoges eeruiB; elm Dollar pom ieoem Stimms
Ois Gnseeben werSen ais Ssitfae sa siasn uateTs
nebmen, IpeItes bic etadI1ea Qtn6er Ter aefuueneu
Tapferen bes Stoates gu perJrrsen unS ~ ersiebeu
per6ieuen bos 6fieutIte Berirouel uso eberman mag
pom buen cine 9eDifIenhnfte Grflung ibrer Bfiten
erTpqrten SO bQffe Gutri@tis Sob e fs ais elm Gr=
9dhosn Der fbdttseu 9Rdaner, IueIebe 6aelbe dnf 1
asgs,s en- aitel len glSes Nm piss csasss s,ssEs
mus uab 9smeinseifs Ses sirten Bellies werbe, peI9e
bur3 8eitrase pom ie einem GsEaf, I'd feIbt fsiasa
9la9thel tufiigen, aber dber aues 8oaB bieienisen
Ssssas a@ ssS eIts 't'' IVY sss@a''
q. 80. GIart. g. b pom T. f6IBso Siaatt. :.
Sir bic llnterae9Hetea ftimmsa Ser Dbissn ertIds
ring DPnitdnesg eeia1 & lF9lI1gsSaS 119dSE
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sas 81 2 Gsas:ts s aseHaSaG 3ti4s
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Don. 6. s. Drwbueg, C6io Ssaat, s..-s
$ou q sogaEs 4 sRttgtfsS 6, Ttfirtft osib,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20

einsm Jer3uae iidj auf eineu menld>
lf5a @tanbpuftt gu sf6ebsa pnO Sfenbs
an6 8etiabnuag an DC @tsas bon Der
slpeifluas sa,o @itterfeit tFeieh ;lttdfsl
da 0is 2ridbnina Der lssten slsei
5a selsbrt, Odb bic stuste8uns
ser Contribution unb ibres Settles Die
oereinte @eiSbe,sbeit Der belten Sr0fte
in Der Station beoarf lmo baB Die Gnt'
fs5yejsVIss si6es PoIiitIi ssarbred1sHnid1t
pbuea Wefabr fur Oas 9au5e Der 5anO
zines ginSelncn iiberla1en perSen bari.
gSir ipiiniden baber, 6as 8egnabigun9s-
re6t oes srafioenten ittSer sSele be-.
i6nitten gu ieben, DAB, ibht Id Bufuuft
oalIsIbe blob in reinen @rinlinalfdlIen
,uite6e; politii5e gergeben aber Dem
urtbeile Der i'm GOnareile psrtretensn
Station il9sFf&psta Pi8&f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20
"Yrek H. inles'
(tasltsb uins 40 tlb,entlitb) ]. ].

~ 3t00ttD unc~aoo Denfltcn). ssu
Dies 1T has efnsse tO1Git 8lutt; NIT Nusnabms Der
ftnmga, tueI5es in Roibpiae berouss
eeseben lptrS. Bon allen bier erf4enenben HIdttern
bat e bic sr6bte GirtnIaon nn6 it es bas offtseue
Organ bee staates. &c BOT etpe srpss GirtiIation
i'm RoTSeh IOpobI as aud i'm sibsn iifb gef6df
'Ieute tSnns fsin teferes ansesen. aRebium fuSen.
0as tastt9e platt entbas be lsstea a,iS pOl,tan.
sioen telssrapbif9en Beridte poil pelitifden rnb
comntefeisHem uitb aHgemeineu Re,iisfetten.e Die
RotaInsuisseHsn Der StaSt unb umesBAne wetsea
brIi& bsFi9tss nue in isDss 2tuit nlrtmt bee
90 4latt ben srsn Bang Hnter ben bieiesn 3eitanl
gen yiti - as7.isg
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ssHbat swsfs s0s 8Iott Der srnftIi9s gers
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linfer ScbsRoom III IN ie0er &inFGt pSthanbis
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slieba4teit HidBt ssboten werhea. Rerippsn meIdbe
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biaisfsn yteiten ufriaiien. s.a rs ~
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

The monks of Mount Athos are IN possession
Of manuscript OF Ptolemy. for which they ask
f960O. Photolithogrsphs of it are now being
prepared in Paris, by NJ. sevastianof, who made
tracings from the original for thatpurpose. II
wiz contain a umber Of curious maps.
1T is not generally known, we believe, that
Lope de Vega, the prolific Spanish dramatist,
wrote a play which Is equivalent to Shake
speare's Romeo and Juliet, being based upon the
same tale used by the latter. An English trans
lation of this play, Cdste'oines MontesseS ap.
peared In ITO, or rather, a sketch thereof, with
translation of some of its best passages.
The GALAXY, which appears to-day is as
interesting as usual. From the advance proof
sheets we Judge that an article by J. w. Bnck-
ley, on "Old Thad., the Leader Of the House, - Is
the best. Every number of the magazine
abounds in delightful reading matter.
Miss Braddon is to edit new magazine
which IS ABOUT to be started in London under
the name of BeIgrduid. A cheap reprint OF one
OF her novels, Lady Audleys Secret" has sold
10 the extent OF fifteen thousand copies.
MIR. j. Payne Collier has Just reprinted in
his illustrations of old English literature, 1.-The
; worthie Hysstorie of the Most Noble ant
valiaunt Knight Placidus,n rare poem by Johr
Partridge, originally published in 1866.
Professor Max Muller has been elected by
the Royal Sandman Academy one of its dcd
denlici strdn,eri The number OF foreign mem
bers of this ancient academy has always beer
restricted to seven, who OF present are Boekh
Theirs, Cousin, Barante, Grote, Mommsen, anC
Muller.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

EmpeTOfB history breaks OH' lJ lB blgneu
Napoleon" and is dated aux Tuileries, lie 20
Mars, 1906"
FoUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE BY Colonel Harry
Gilmor. Harper & Brothers. J.tB. Lipptn-
colt q Co., philadelphia.
TIE narrative of Gilmof, OF Rebel raiding
fame. cannot but be interesting. He has had a
vast reservoir Of adventure, and from it he has
freely drawn. We will make some extracts
from the book in a few days, to show our
readers the style of this forager. It is neatly
issued by Harpers, .Jr t q .
&C. w. Pitcher, No. sOS Chestnut street. sends
us a copy of Running the Gauntlet,nby Edmund
Yates We should judge from the few chapters
we have had time to glance at that il was
most absorbing work, The following favorable
notice from the London AthenGunl may be taken
as authority
''In many respects Running the Gauntlet is
a stronger and better story than Broken 20
Harness,p The story prolessess to illustrate
modern London lie, and Is rich in illusions to
welhknown places, persons, and coteries. Many
of Mr.. Yates masculine readers will recognize
the old smokingrc rcom,' and none who are
familiar with the town will be at loss Tor the
true name OF this Club, which brought together
the best and most cubable fellows It could get
hold ot-smaIl trouble will hey have in identi-
Tying the Parthenum THEATRE In one import
ant particular, MIR. Yates under the influence
OF chiyalric loyalty TO woman, has made bold
and commendable departure from general usage.
The author uses his best powers to render his
wicked syTen odioUs to all save those who are
the special objects of her baneful fascinatons.
But the mystery OF this sparkling and amusing
novel, the reader will thank us for keeping to
ourselves
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

Bmperor's history breaks of. II is signed
Napoleon" and is dated aux Tuileries, lie 20
Mars. 1867
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

T0R sALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS
p OF Capewen a Co.'S Patent WIND Guard and Air
Heater for Coal on Lamps; II prevents the Cnimnsys
rom breaking. This We viii warrant Also saves one
hird the oil eau and them they cost bat ten cents
No. 208 RACE street Philadelphia sample cent to ano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-04

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