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Last evening Mr. Dawson appeared for the third time
as Henry The drama Of The Laurel Tree and Beggars
Stat. before large though not crowded audience The
play which Is peculiarly German, to be favorite
and Mr. Dawson really excellent acting Of the prnc
pal rols frequently and warmly applauded. Ger
literature abounds with excessive senment-even
hand, and positive msteralism
the other The characters pass their days weeping
and eatlng rhapsodes about love hour, and the
minute consideration Of all prosac necessities the hour
after Goethe In his wilhelm Melster-thc chef dgvrc
OF prose literature according TO his countrymen-exem
plines this thoroughly. He represents his hero as
STOPPING down to kiss the doorstsps over which
his mistress feet have ,rodden; and In almost
the same chapter describes In an entirely
rcRsphaelIte her chamber with the esotcr,c
articles thersunto belonging and the trails OF thcr 70
cent use.
The materiaism omitted In Won Holters play; but
Is more than counterbalanced by the superintendent
sentiment distributed through every scene Tho charac
sers like Jean Pauls herones ever In tears Henry
weeps; Matilda weeps; Edward weeps; william weeps;
they all show irreprsssIbe fondnsss for .smakng
Waterwheels OF themselvean Had some enterprisng
aquatic pryeees s ne msh, have prorea y anS
Wen never learn The playwright avaed himself Of
their amples. sensbilities and achrymose capacities
ana mas presented them with all their tender for
the admiration OF his countrymen. Mr. Davidson inter-
preted With great elaboration and nicely Of detail the
feer OF the disappointed poet from his first flush OF hope
and ambition until he falls into poverty, and through
mental suffering loses his intellect, becomes beggar
and at last dies In the arms OF Agnes, for whom he
mas love that students OF German literature
alone can understand exclaiming ''Aatilds / come
The complete revolution he undergoes In the act,
when he IL tho Barons secretary showed how fine tho
artists pfion Of character fully he orasns
the subest idea Of tho author Not only his whole ap-
pearance but his manner and bearing changed We
see In him tho traces OF his agony and discover the he
soutcaSt and mendcent.
Miss Irshects Agnes was we'll given and Mr. Zerboni's
Edward was creditabe Indeed. tho characters gancr
ally were better sustained than usual They felt more at
nome 10 their parts evidently and gave satisfaction
.ne audence Henry however, Is the central Ggure--all
the interest concentrates IN him-and Mr. Dawson ron
dered tho role so very we'll, that It strange hardly
auy Oh ms associates shared with him the earnest and
~eimerited applause.
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tfpr ths sNrk. rr@rF- fnksshfa snd varsity VI cher
hfpaxs. hst..lsd - Wholesale prtcss
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Risfori vIstSnc. In Ro.tou

NisIOrI MNtlnee In BOsfOu.
BOSTON, Nov. q 1864
very large and fashionable audience, mostly ladies',
attended the Rstori matinee Boston theatre this
afternoon. Her engagement here far has heen
markabiy brilliant and successful
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Address rsii.eL a 500. Ne-r-han@ Maan
Tat l~fr, NJ fttrtA ENs
orye4 'aiiei sna repaired
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.hr.. oe,cs We Voc, s, s,a q bis ps'sn Fer
AvAsr-In Brookiys. % oA'a sa. NSvsmbse q 4
ss.ia fe,sr: Jos.s. ~. age '' 'A''s
The funeral wiiisais place foa n. ai'y Church. us.
,on street BROOKLYN thi. sundsy an NJ ~
nternent Hts friends and Officers OF. inc navy are rss
spsettully invited TO attend without farth " noace
b.. severe Illness, Assn. wmrrmssl, ON child q
s "aa,s. aud Emma O. Barley, aged ys1' |"
Ihe rela,l, and friend. OF the family are nviA y
lena asnd he funeral ths Sunday afternoon, q
,s nom ,hs resdencs Of Lor PARENTS No 800 cias
,s., s..-on Friday. November a. M.ar ANY WALL, sAs
tn 1910 VIZ o. Richard Baird aged 20 years
49, 'ases ana friends Of tho family respectfully
M @ 70 a'.end The funeral, from her late residences.
ac,a"t a. una Sunday afternoon, At half past ems
B.sfa-ou Thursday svsning November l. OF pass.
NOME. hAsknf LovisA vito Of {. yrccand Banta. ssA
o. Inc late Peter Boger the 10th year -
The relatives and friends Il lie family src respecsfsnS
invited " Attnoh ,he ianer from he rexdcnor of hss
noou al two O'Clock
BLAxx-on Friday, Noveru,ar q Of oonsampNss.
Frisnds ~ the family invited a,,nnf thu funcvss
from the residence Of hs brother Nislh srssS
this Sunday afternoon, o. two o'clocG
BaorBr. Suddenly. on Saturday, November O. nAav
Ass wife Of Dnns Brophy. In the aot yoa Of Aes
Tho friends Of he family Invited Z, her Ia.
vr. from her Iat~ residence University place.
VI evsnih and Twelfth streets, this tsansay atIsssses
" ssro O'CLOCK
h vsHowa -On Saturday, NoSsmbcr 81 Nan, yosasvsns.
infang daughter Of John and Elizabeth Burso~a
The funeral will take place from tho re.d@ncs OF no
rsronty, No 50 West seventeenth street. Monday ~
ternoonk At ons O'Clock
coufavr-ln BrookIyr, Friday, koveue~ {,
sARAn L., wife Of Gilbert Coutant, aged ~ yesrs.
Friends snd mon,osrn OF Zeredsths LodsB " aud A ~
especially invited attsnd the funeral froa No ies
Woushhy street, brooklyn this Sunday assnosa. o.
ono o'clock n~ead of Fleet mrccf Methodist ypscspst
church NJ prev ously Anflounrd
,ussisanas On Tuesday Ortobrv 20, Of divMs %
Iva hall EssfA xrlyN nj Pal
'annin CHAM. sgcd IL years aus II months. Lay 49,
soul rcs, IN peaes
ID lind ourif dart tNS
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DROPOsALs FOB FORAGE.

Assistant QHarfsrtsrplnsfsr's 0&cs,l
PhiladeiphIa. Pa. September IL, 1876. (
Sealed Prope-sls will be received st this Office
until IL o'clock M, THURSDAY, September q,
1866. for furpishing this department with FOB
AGE for Per Tod OF six (6) months. commencing
October l, 1886 and ending the sist day of March.
i''' COIN, OATS, HAY. AND STRAW,
for uae Of animals In the public service, &c, ct
this depot. or any other locality within this
command that may be directed. All grain to he
of the bee { quklity-Oats 81 pounds to the bushel;
Corn SO pounds TO the bushel; Hsv of the best
quality Pennsylvania timethy; Straw to be RE,
best qsslity-sll subject to be inspected and sp-
proved prior 10 delivery.
pourds for Bay and Straw, and per bushel fer Corn
and Oats, delivered at places Of consumption in
such quantities and at euch times may he ordered
(the price TO be stated both In words Ia ures.D
Each bid must be guaranteed By two rec o oRsi BILE
persons, whoee signatures must be 40 zen led to
the RuaTautee and certified 10 as being good and
sufficient urity for IS OOO) ave thousand dol
l0rs by the United Statss Judge, Attof ney or Col
lecfor or other public "fhcer.
The right 10 reserV ed 10 reject any bid deemed
unreasonable. and no bid from cefaultin g con-
tractor will be received.
ALI proposals to be made ont on the regular ferns
10 duplcate. which will be furnished On appiica-
zion 81 this oce.l and conform to the terms % this
adyertiseneLt. o copy Of which must accompany
each proposal. Envelopes TO be Endorsed { Pro-
Bids viii he opened on THURSDAY, September
a. ss, ct IL O'Clock m, and bidders are req uested
to he present =.
BY order Of Brsvet Briga adler General Geo -ge II
G..smsn: ASSISTANT QuarternsSs;sr Genera % United
se ae-u Brsvet Ma or and ASS Z Quartermaster
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nEPARTMEHT OF THB INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STAT PATEST OFFICE,
wAshisSros; August -. 1870.

On tbe peDuon OF JOHN b. OF Onel-
seq. Mas, formerly Of PiQuA. Ohio, praying for
the extension OF patent granted 10 him the soh
day ef November, lisa, for improvement in
Grain separatOrs, and reissued the 18th day Of
Msy 1859 IN three dtvi.tons. A. B, and q, nun
bered respectively ms 7l6, aud w this petition
being for the extension Of the reissue b numbered
ne, for Year, from the Kpiration OF
November. iS6s:
itis ord cred that the esid petition be hesrd st
the Psteut ociee OF MONDAY, the 18th ds5 Of
November, 1885, ct n o'clock n and all por.ons
are notified 70 appear and sso~ oease, II any they
have. Why said petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are re nlred 20
nle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least fren.y days before
the day Of hearing; ell testimony hled By either
party, 20 be used st the said hearing. must be
taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules
o 4 the once, which will be furnished on applics-
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upoe 90
testimony must be fled in the offse ftceniy days
.,etore the day Of hearing; the arguments, III any
within fer days sster filing the testimony.
Ordered, slse that ths notice pe ublished in the
Republicans and the Isssiirgeaoe,, Wellington, ID.
O.. and in the Journal, bostoa, Mass. once
svak for three successive weeks the FIRST OF said
pubiNStisns to be at least sixty csgs previous TO
the day of bearing. 4, y. TH1Akkk,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. S-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy, and seJd their bills TO the Patent On Ice.
With q paper contsin ming this notice. se 6-lavsv
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Grant County (lllinois) Herald relates that q
man named Lyon was bitten three times on the
foot by rattlesnake while binding grain, and
fell 20 the gIound. He was carried 70 the
house, drank half a pint OF alcohol and cam
phor. then a quart of whiskey, and then a
quart Of p ure alcohol, feeling no symptoms of
intoxicaton. The next morning he felt some
numbness and pain in his limb, and drank
another pint of alcohol, then swallowed a
quarter of pound of fine cut chez wing tobacco
BOILED IN sweet milk. These doses, which IL
would be supposed wonld Kill any body, had
no injurious effects, and the fourth day after
the bites he felt well enough, only q little
2ess from the knee down
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ga very jaunty little affair has just ap-
peared for Lizzie girls. II is silk or fancy cloth
trimmed with velvet, buttons or braid. II is
sOmew hat like a zouave in front, with he dis
tInctIon that IL does not slope off as suddenly.
II Is cut slightly up on the hips, and at the
back II describes little square coat-tail. THIS
same style of jacket Is worn by little boys OF
three TO five years of age. For them it is gen.
orally made OF pique, or the same material as
-
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JUDGING CHARACTER BY THE COLOR OF A
PETTIGoAT-rbe Poughkeepsie Press Is re-
spOnsible tor the following lesson on character,
learned after long and dIligent obser walton OF
different colOred petticoats. IL says The fol-
lowing is from n man VINO .loved not wisely.
but too well" and got married. The way TO
Judge Of a wOman's character az first sight, is
10 ascertain the color Of her petticoar. A black
petIcoat indicates low spirits a hatred of
washtubs, and activity, and a taste for dys-
pepnc literature and Quietude. A lady who
wears black petticoat could no more read
and understand this paragraph than she could
snck mp the Atlantic with a three cent syringe.
A white pettIcoat shows n character lust the
opposIte-an unsullied mind and a taste for
romance. A woman who takes naturally -
white petticoats, and Dever wears any other,
Is an Institution 10 which young gentlemen of
connubIal prOcliyities should lose no time in
paying due attention. The red petticoat, how
ever, Is something of which manhood should
beware; IL is the insignia of Xantippes-a style
OF females who cut their toe nails with their
husbands raZors.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TBE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFF1C

WARRINGTON. August 81 1856.
On the petition OF JEARUM ATKINS OF Mo
kepa Illinois praying for the extension OF patent
granted 20 him on the 2ist Day Of December lisa,
for an Improvement in Rskes 20 Grain Hsr-
vesters.' for seven years frem the expiration OF
December, 1886:
the Patent once en- Monday. the 81 day Of Deem
Der next ct II cleck i; asd ell persons are no.
Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
fle in the Patent ONCE their objections specially
set forth In writing Of least ftrey days before the
day OF airing; ell testimony died By either party
20 be used at the said hearing nust be taken aud
transmitted In accordance With the rules OF the
Office, vi ieh " i'll be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon tee
tmony must be filed In the Office fren;y DAYS before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten dsys after fling the testimony.
Ordered. also. that THE notice be Published Z a
the Republican aud the lntelligencer, Washing
ton, ID. and in the TribuHe, chicago. Illinois,
once o week Tor three successive weeks: the
fret OF said publications 70 be least sixty dsys
TO. THKAKER,
Commissioper OF Patents.
g.. Iditor: OF the above sspers will please
. paper containing THE notice. ee7-iAwsw
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ID TRlESEMAR,
III R0TR0TEn RH RnNAl. IETTER.

L BoTEoTED By. BOY AZ LETTERS PAT.
snt OF England, and occurred by the sssls Of the
KcSle de fhsrmacis de Paris, and the Imperial
College OF Medicine, Vienna.
Triesemsr No. /, Is the efectual remedy Tor BE.
taxation. Spernathorrhosa, and Exhaustion OF
the eyetem. Triesemar No. has entirely super
seded the pau eoss use of Copavia, Cabebs, &C.
friesemaF No Is the iHfallibie remedy Tor sll
Impurities ana Secondary 6ymptoms. thus obvi-
atfpe the use Of mercury and all other osleterious
Each preparation 10 in the form of q moot agree
able Lozenge Secured frem the effects OF eli.
mate and changes Of atmosphere In tin cases, at
IS each or four So cases. o one for 50. and Ia 81
ca, es thue eaving 50 Divided in separate doses
as administered by valpean, SaliRmanda, HOAX,
&c, &c
Blocker street. New York.
: 70 be hao also of 9. g. FORD. No. $50 Penn .
avenue. .sorner nth %. Ln--L se@D
EOR NON -RETHNTION Oh INCONTINKNO1
T Of urine irritarion, inflammation or ulcer atioa
81 the bladder or Kidneys diseases Of the prostrats
glands, stone In the bladder, calcuius, grsvel OF
hnSps - md GI d,iRsaSa a. sns RH6Hu cs I'LL
4 NIAlse DE SAINT FLOUR; LAP1rirD
IL Nam an L. Maisou de- Pensrvan; Aedemoi.
cells de IL esie ieYe; Lee Dsigts Do Zee; Les Pc
tts Q1sesus Ne Bataiils a Dsmss; Ls Poudrs
sn1 reuz. sC mn -.vrap
- ~ ~.Ds
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SIt is reported from Bucharest that a
Frenchman named Poltin had arrived in that
city 10 exhibit two elephants, a male and fe-
male, the same which were shown in Paris a
few years since. The animals have killed
their keeper in n singular manner. The male
seized him with his trunk and threw him into
the AR; The female caught him as he fell and
threw him back again. and this game at ball
was continued for quarter OF an hour. When
assistance arrived 10 was too tate; every bone
IN the poor fellows body was broken.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
CNITED STATES PATENT OFFlCl


On the petition OF WAbRES W. DCTCHkR OF
Milford Mass chusetts, snd SARAH DUTCHEB.
sdmiDistrstriN OF the estate of Elibu Catcher, OF
NsukeshA. Wisconsin pray ing for the extension
OF Q patent era nted 70 the said warren W butcher
and Elihu butcher on the 18th dey OF DPce nber,
1882. for Improvement in Temples for Looms, for
seven years from the expiration OF said patent,
which takes place on the 2Sth day Of December,
1916:
the Patent Office on Monday, the 10th day Of Be
cember next, At IL O'Clock and ell persons are
notified 20 appear and show cause; II any they
have, why said petition ought not 20 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
file in the Patent Once tn cir objections, specially
set forth in writing, az least twenty days before
the dsy Of bearing; ell testimony eled by either
party to be used ct the said hearing must be taken
and trans United In accordance with the rules Of
the Office which Will be f. oished application.
Deposition and other pspers relied pom ss tes-
tmony must be nled in the oe6oe twenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the Arguments, II any,
within ten days after fling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN
the Republican and the Intel gepcer. wszhing-
ton, D. c.. and In the Journal. Boston. Mas.
once week for three successive weeks: the frst Of
said publications to be 1T least sixty days pre-
vi0us to the dss Of hearing; n rpr.KrR.
Commi oner OF Patents.
copy and send their bills 20 the Patent NICE With
. paper containing this notice. &c ne lsws~
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~ Mayence, which is now occupied by the
PrussIan Is quite a. celebrated for its hams
and smoked sausages as for its fortifications
The victorious soldiers, says GaIignani, al
once fell TO work with great vigor on the
preas:works and on the pork, and the result,
was fearful amount OF indiges ton and sx-
tensiye mortality in the Prussian garrison.
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ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB THE KAsTERH SHORE.

The large, stsqneh, aud conmodious Steamer
E0hARp, leave. her pier opposite EkES
M ssr EAsfSN PPsoiiSiT ?a B sNtsteH kftts,
OXFORD, CLORA'S POINT WALL4CH' :
WARE CABIN GREEN MEDRORDS
Returning from THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyds Landing e ! .. m, Cambridge at 80 ..
H., and Eastou Point At p. m touching At the
and Fridays.
She has fine state rooms, and all other passenger
accomn atious equal 10 those OF any Other
steamer on Chesa cake Bay, sc 5.tf
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DROPOsALs FOR BUILDING REvENUE
CUTTERS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, sept IL, 1850
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals for Build
pertinent until noon Of wEDNEeDAY, the 10Th q
October next, for building and hitting Two Top
Biz Fore aud Aft Rigged Scheoners. OF ITO tons,
do The Vessels to be built Of the best materials,
coppersA and sopper fastened aud deliver adoAt,
READY tor seA. af some port on The Atlantic, CON-
pletely equipped. except armament. ammunitfen,
furniture, nautic al instruments, stores, and out
fits.
Plans and specifications can be obtained at this
Department on apple cation in person by letter,
h MCCULLOUGH,
% 2l-t Secretary of the Treasury.