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The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Theatricals ~ Nome

Miss Charlotte Thompson concluded her engagement
at the Montgomery ALA theatre April IL The Huneh
back and Box ana Cox were played the nghs previous
Eustache Baudin played at Mcvicker's theatre,
Chicago April 10, Mr. Levck appearing Eustacts and
Mrx Cowell as Louise
Nlxons panorama Of the bombardment OF Fort Sumter
Is attractive In Savannah, Ga
Miss Kate Reynolds performing at the Mobile
(Als) theatre April Is The Ladies' Battle and Antony
and Cleopatra were played April 13
Mr.. J. G. hcDonoagh appeared at the Mobile iAla }
theatre April 10.
Mr.. J. Jamson pcrsonated Shamus O'Brien in Marble
Hearts, The scuptor's Dream, at the vicksburg
Miss theatre April 10. Mile Marie announced at
the house
Miss Lotta appeared in comedy At tho Metropolitan
theatre Indianapolis April 49, satarne in the Seven
Daughters Of Satan. Mr. r. G. White played Cunec.
Mrs Nelson Kneass had benefit at the Nashville
(Tenn) theatre April a. when the Widows Victim
played, Mrs. Kneass pcrsonating Jane Pharty. She
also appeared as Judy O'Tros in Ireland As II Was
Mr. Wood Benson took benefit at the Nashville
(Tcnn.) theatre April Is. He played Adam Brook in
Charles the Twelfth.
Robert Heller opened his sale diaJoiique in Troy NY,
April l6
Mr.. Harold Hawk playing Still Waters Run
Deep in Troy, n. Y, April IL
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Ing pictures should not be reduced to q
mere branch of manufacture. The 'Yan-
lkeesn have earned q fame for getting up
things in hurry and turning them into proata-
BILE channels; but we need not say that when
applied to tho fine arts this Is very damaging
reputation. The proverb cart is long and life
Is shore is as old as the days Of the Roman
poet and older; because ages before the adage
was written its truth was attested by the great
est monuments of art the world ever saw.
Therefore we must not make pictures as we
make clocks, or sewing machines or corn
reapers, If we would build up a school of
American art. Pictures hastily and carelessly
'got up" such as we regret to say too often
make their appearance in our exhibition rooms,
do no credit to our reputation. Shoddy may
purchase them for time, it is true, but Shoddy
will 60 abroad and learn in Europe to
discriminate between good pictures and bad
ones and it will patronize foreign collections to
the detriment Of native artists It is, therefore,
a matter of interest to the latter to cultivate
higher style, as it should also be the instinct of
national pride to elevate American art to the
loftiest standard.
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Foreign TheatrIcnIs.

company OF Egyptian dancers If expected in Paris.
Mr. Felix Rogers and Miss Jenny wmore have
opened the Theatre Royal Dundee Scotland The house
was very well attended the first night.
Racinc's Esther has been revived at the Coincide,
Paris Mile Favart plays the heroine.
The farce Private Patient announced for pro
ducton at the Strand theatre London, has been for
hidden by the Lord Chamberlain Of England The
Ii laid In lunstic asylum, and the actors principally
patents The subject Is deemed unit for dramatic
treatment.
"petrihed aborgine' from Australia has been auc.
toned OF In London for nineteen guineas
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Aase m bly,.

ALRAsY, April 20. lsoo.
vgro r.ssoH yRos oovsasor
The Governor returned 10 the Assembly the bln 70
facilitate the construction Of the whitehall and riasbars
Railroad and tho bin TO provide for the completion OF
the Albany and susqnehsnns Railroad with message
that he had withheld his approval from the same
While approving the objects sought 70 be accom-
pllshed by the passage Of the bill-, he argued
that the heavy burdens of tasstion already
pressing the people s too great 70 sdmh of such 40
propriaons at this time. The message concludes az
Follows - entertain arm conviction tbs, the qnes
ton could be submitted The people Of the STATE whe
ther In view q the considerations have submitted h@-e
bills should become laws a, this time, the response
rnx corsrr Lew
The House concured In the Senate smendnsn, 70 ihe
Ses York County Levy, with the exception of the item
Of siss, 600 for the Harlem bridge
Mr. CryAurn moved for COMMITTEES 90 conference on
the shove ITEM which was earred and ,hs spssssr AZ
creamer Wilbur, Hiscor, Eidridse and Post
KINGS COUNTY suvrsvisor
The bnl authorizing the SUPERVISOR 0f kings county
10 raise money for certain purposes was passed
rAsks TO rHn srn.s1
Mr wgyn, dsm of Clinton, moved resoln"on ~
thanks 20 fymsn rremain speaser u the hou-e "beh
rsasxs oy I'VE Horss 70 urusyous
Mr. vEKpsH, dem ~ King, odered similar resoa
tIon vh reference 70 Dewitt LtsiOhn, spesker psO
TEN, which was aiop,ed -
ANNOUNCEMENT 90 rw pam % ,ssrsFtrnly scvrr,
death q WIN ucvey' member or Assembly from caiisr
angus county, and oGer~ appropriate fssouons " hl'
memory Ihsy were adopted ana 'hs h01's vow
AFTERNOON pgssfOS.
IN. Governors veto of The susquehanna ksHoaa
bill was sustained By vote 0f sl 70 o.
The veto ~ the Whitehall and Falisbsfg Railroad bil
was aned By vote ~ ~ ~ 70
uflS
To amend tho charter Of Toe New York Per and
vuehous~ Company
r. rssai.,s prooscslur. ., ~ m.ry .les..sss
The bill 70 release The Interest of tbe state 70 ceriaii
| lanfs 10 DANIEL ~ Lord ess lost
The aneufm~nts Of The Hens'~ 70 the C1f~ veTr 80
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Musical.

BRiGyou AT CovESr GERDES-Mr Gye director The
Covent Garden theatre although already well supplied
with tenors such Mario, Naudin Nlcoln and others,
has engaged signor Brgnon, who achieved tho most
marked success London during the last season Brig
nors engagement commenced April ..
,cssrs skin Gaylord's Minstrcls had benefit In
Crosbys Opera House. Chicago, April II.
Tho Poznanski concerts are well patroniled In Au-
gusta, Ga.
Buckley's serenaders in Utica n. Y, April II.
efforts American Minstres In Troy, n. Y,
April 10 and II.
sp;, Libeiie, new ballad, has been given by NJ Flo
tow in Vienna II is said 10 contain some OF his best
music
Al Antwerp new two act opera by NJ Pennvaire, en-
s,,led La TIeus Is In preparation The Corscans. by
Herr Gotz is to be brought forward at tho weimar
theatre.
II "a said that the French composer, NJ clapisson,
lately deccased has left behind him unpublished
comic opera called Le Baron de Trerek, In three acts
The musical talent Of young Germany Is invited TO
grand musical festival 70 be given by the Duke Ernest
OF Coburg in May Each artist Is 10 produce one Of his
own modern works
Don Dead-ss, by Prince Ponia,owski, has been re-
vvcd at the Italian Open, Paris
Verdi will not return 10 Paris from Italy before IN
10Th OF July He will bring with him the concluding
Grand Opera on tho Of the opening Of the Exit
bition Of 1861
Hs stated that " Emil Perrin win continue the direc
ton Of the Opera Paris under the conditions created D,
the new imperial decree--that is, at his own risk
Madame Petipas Is concertizng in New Amsterdam
Brush Guiana
MADLLE. TrTrESs IN COLOGNE.
fFrom the London Sunday Times, April ~
Mde Ttens, on her passage 10 Berlin and HAMBURG
has been Induced play four nights al Cologne, an
made her first appearance there last Thursday week
Norma II Is impossible 70 describe the enth usasm ia
sined lady has created The prices OF admission nav
been trebicd notwithstanding which y was impossible
obtain place many hundreds from Bonn, Cobientf an
other Rhensh towns being obliged 70 return withou
,elng able 10 hear her. Many of those disappointed
bnwSyer presented themselves at her hotel with pet
ten signed BY over 1000 names beautifully engrosse
on parchment, together with magnificent siycrsi
crown OF original and chaste design, bearing the arm
of Cre'eld Dusseldorf Hanover, Mnden, ksssn, &C
bsrrtpg her 20 v them zach but for one evening on n.
own terms THIS she unfortunately has been compelled
decline ia consequence Of her return 70 Joi
don where she is engaged nj Der hajestys theatre
s,ologue and Hamburg Mdlc Tteus receives As horort
salary half the total receipts. amounting frequently
b00of. tf2C0l per night
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News from New Orleans.

NEW Oki1ASsb April ~, 1850
The Methodist Conference has set apart the Africans
In separate doceses 10 be accountable TO the mother
church until they have bishops Of their own.
Rains have injured cotton badly In Texas Replanting
IL general and seed bad estimated that there
only three thousand bales Of cotton up Trinity river
Texas The old crop is nearly all cleared out. The
water Ia high and an nundation Is feared.
Cotton Louisiana IL unaffected BY the rain and frost
and looks well.
The crevasse at Baton Rouge In widening, and the
country looks like the The river Is rising The
Lcvee Commission hestating and the press Is very
severe upon their hesitation
The first to-day for s. 900 mile heats, was won
by LOWS +. Smith; time :52k 153h. The second
for $780, mile heats was by Small Boy oily;
time 1854, 1:5sA.
The steamer Rapidan sailed to-day for New York.
Good qualities OF cotton sitter; lower grades un-
changed sales, 1900 bales; low middling 3ec q
s7c to-day's receipts III bales; weeks sales
1000 bales; receipts, 5000 bales, against
bales Stock, leo,s4o bales Sugar and molasses sc
nominal Flour-Saes at IS. Corn Arm at 81 81 05
Oats SAC Pork SIS IS Bacon-shouders l3c. clear
sides l5tsc. a 1870 Sterling exchange dull at 1874
New York bank checks discount par Gold l2o
Freights to New York dull; TO Liverpool firm.
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nOunced and committee OF conferehco w1' @ff''"~
70 consider the same.
Recess until p NJ
EVENING SESSION
PASSED.
To incorporate the New York State Navigation Com
pany.
the State. M,
10 create the Metropolitan Fire Department Relief
Fund
To amend the registry laws relating to the Metropo
ian district
NEw y0RK CIrr TAX LEVY.
The reports Of the conference committees the Code
sme ,dn,ents and the New York city tax levy were
adopte4.'
Tuy ADJOURNMENT
The usual c'rmmittees were appointed to wait upon
the Governor am Senate to inform them that the House
was ready to adjourn
was adopted
At quarter to eleven O'Clock the SPEAKER announced
the hour OF ADJOURNMENT He thanked the House for
their courtesy kindness toward him. They had met
most Of them strangers De hoped they would part
as lifelong friends.
Tho Assembly then adjourned sSne DIE.
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The Csoadia. Parliament to Meet In
Juns-csasaisn Detectives st WorL


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Ia a.s Bssnnsf c.se yesterday Csoaei chsne' if~.n
ga ersrained 10 feist- 20 ths bsinsss cosdartei
hia aspafimsnt
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once .ns .ab-.qaenuy ihe aana' asdsf W. Hrsusr
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r.dsg v Hsa " Ny s,xr 80 gesafes al sisssd
tha b. eatr esttfF Tor " 80 ~ ifan MsntaFmu at
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The New York herald., 1866-04-21

ANOTHER DREADFUL GLYCERINE TRAGEDY
We publish to-day very interesting account
of catastrophe that occurred at Aspinwall a
few weeks ago. 1t was occasioned by the ex-
plOslon Of a quantity of nitro-glycerine, equal
ing in power seven hundred kegs of gunpow-
der. Seventy lives were lost and the massive
fre-proof warehouse and depot of the Pacific
Railroad Company, together with adjacent
buildings, were completely demolished. Fol-
lowing as this disaster does directly upon the
terrible event arising from similar cause in
San Francisco, we are again forcibly admon-
ished that some action should be taken by
Congress to guard against accidents of this
description. With the power to regulate COM
merce Congress has certainly the authority to
regulate the mode in which so dangerous
material as nitro-glycerine shall be inn
ported and transported. Now is the time to
take such action; for delays in all
matters of public benefit are dangerous, and
especially will they be so if legislation on this
subject be unnecessarily deferred. A large
amount of this compound is stored in this city,
with no more precautions taken in regard to it
notice that the Mayor has authorized the Fire
Marshal to seize large quantity and put it
out Of the way; and the inventor or agent in
this country has been placed under arrest for
importing 80 dangerous compound without
proper representations. In regard to its ter
rible explosive qualities, we have only to re-
fer to the frightfal occurrences in this city, in
San Francisco, and lastly in Aspinwall In
stances Of less consequence are also at hand.
Among others we hear Of coachman who
oiled the wheel-hubs Of his carriage with the
article, supposing it to be common lubricating
oil, and that the vehicle had only been In mo-
tion few moments before grand explosion
occurred, demolishing the coach and killing
the coachman. We again urge upon Congress
and the local authorities to adopt such meas
ures as may be calculated to prevent q repeti-
ton Of the catastrophss we have been obliged
to chronicle within the past few days.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Hrsyr RoEnsnr ~ Mssrrs The rooms Of two guests
At the Delmonloo Hodse in Memphis were entered 90
the night on FRIDAY the i3h inst by burglar or bur
slsrs who stoe the clothes of Col l. " stewart, con-
tanning in The pockets about 500 AMI ysll.e contain
tanning notes of hand 10 tbe value n"n' s-ovo y,
IInberyer sIso o.l his wearing apparel bu his watch
.nd az 600 rrdev his psllow were not DISTURBED
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

L., Of Americans registered Al The a. = Bo~is.
Drevss Co ~ hBs a. 10 Pair Psrs of ths scss etd.
ing Friday April ., isss w Barley ixns sri dans''ef
Edwin W HolbrOok and ady sBf Jnn y aaff-ugd az 4
lady, Nee Yoss " Nelson Hsydoo O. h.rsso, ~ Lsn
iel n Paai ani Dr W A. Hsnussnf Ne. fcrs isso
A Newell ard lNdy hr gsed< Aug snd Ma Amy,
Boston, Mrs Eassne IAngaon anS hrs IN"H1s'
Ess YOrk
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Tvs NsI rax~ct~o Hss wsth -~Tfesya ~ he Efsai
wsu rsn prMntsr, have b. rgrnpis,ed AT The
sDgins~rz w BA4s ~ nvssd V psessn, psss
snf sc~syens,ons sos tAs s5ss'rl'i'.n " " -yst
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

uug wIsaI Owls kDOTIiiNG SYHuf, Tor chldrei
,.e,hIn, H.. -, I'd the of thirty years Millions
ah.. M. ,..is that s reliable and perfectly safe IN al
Relieves ~ "ehn ir,ul pain s.,nr lho gum
at~s tho bowels YES ~ na u"up..a ~. . =.
quiet sleep and ITS ~ehls "h"'"s'" i"Ns ''' N'''
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Alt 10 Not = liza mbug. ~ Nonvt"esN.
Though havng been Ia u.s ony fet sss - um. WI
,ALfEs GREAT RHEUMATIC Hkhkp has ssihss
World wide aud the best ioc
tors ia New Yosk the only ~ nstsm
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
The Trial or the Fenians at Cornwall
Colonel Wheeler Discharged and en-
route TO New York-The Other. Re
mauded.

OUR CORNWALL DESPATCH.
CORNWALL, Canada, April 10 1895
Colonel Wheeler was brought up for examination at
half past nine this morning He actod In the most de
liant manner daring the to dean him longer
He stated that as American citizen he would claim
protection from Andy johnson they continued keep
him under arrest without producing the evidence they
Possessed against him The magistrates seriously
frightened at his threats aud almost unanimously de-
eided 10 let him 60.
Colonel Wheeler LEI. for New York by this morning .
train.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

All Legal I~esssry Prizes Ossssd.-s
Dfs~inxs circulars aud Information sent.
~ CLAYTON, 10 " NJ, svvs'. ~
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

All Persons In Favor ~ s"ppressing
tho Lottery and Policy Business syn tiss ofva ~" spiaS
~, ~ rssy CITY. J.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

~ Whites. 3O3 Canal stvsss-La tess
sys~. Hats Caps suaw Hats In .s~sv fcs sssts {" 'sss
and children.
All Prizes T1 TEs Ksntneky, shviSy are
Boysi HaVsns Lotteries es.h.a IoferTau.s ys--
r, GAfOE. Broker. T1 bfa-dsay.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

The 80 nbnauon OF ingredients used Va making BROWNS
ryERun UGL CoMFITs' IA give the beat po.si-
BILE effect y IN safety
Worms n he stomach irlnton and ofsu prolonged
sokae.. ana can te removed only by the Of
,.,,,,y yhtca will found in the Vsrtnifugu CsA.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

All Garments Sold st - % rsss "e""euo"'
Fine q ,ods for custom Wort Come 4 - a,.w,,,. 49,.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

A.-Jnpaaese Hair stain Coiors . Nats-
=. black or Brown. Only preparation Ffy oontsA
h., at BARNES. 81 Psrk row and Y g. wELLsk CO.'S.
I'd Franknn stT Tert
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AK your Druggist Ssr Dr. Bs"hev's
HOME sirrERr. ,hs bsst cholsrs preventive Try a. DE
pot SO rad
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A.-BradIey's DWpies Elliptic Rkirts
the very bes, nov In usewashngton Constitutional
Lu.On
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

A.-The Dupier Elliptic 0. so Great an
New York Commercial Advertiser
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Hatch -sos's Hair Dys-Ths Bsst in the
nssas Faotory 81 Bascisy sTesI
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

FRECKLE LOTION. Disooloranons called moth patches
and acklrs enectuay removed by using Psrfys oss
bratsd Iouon Prepared ~ Dr u q. PERHY, Derm.tps-
gst bond New York Sold by all druggist In Nrw
klg
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

A-rtu.., n eady Made Clothing -
America Gents. N0H ms b")R an" 'HhheuA All '''e"
equal H. custom WORK. ,ur ,,o, n,,,-..,..,.
Btb AAn hhp1. " t.-iayettH p,,so..
And 20 Foui 20 h'ehne opPiAN cooper Nhiph
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All Hair Disease Cared.-No sulphur
a,.d ,i,upl- tf.a atment n, morn gray hair
DR. on. ANDJEAN. No Asior place.
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A.-Bradley's Duplex Empress TRAN
skirts are now ali the rage Baltimore Tfanscrp,
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

frv,wrt1g rof ptcftnfnaa kHt nsfutrulNs fhs
A.slsisnt rosifnHnss - - Louit hsfshsN 20 VI NHl
bas tvsnfsd isy4tl wc~s3Nt tgt tttsi $50 ~
unsttt psftitna ats guef 70 Nuy~ft~fs ths Letter t
bAs no~ Ia afs ~ - ofasr n 80 Fpssrsssaf esrs
ftf W Authofty " fpngre4a prs theatant ~ ths1
have tssn fsads hKif n mblh 49, n sta. i
ia elaitnsG sefy isfsrt1sy feslila
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A $50 broadway. Fowler - sWesis.
rhreaoiogis,s give ChArts daily.
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

opsn t@ r~nyoh - guests Eewly aud sfsxsstly fr.
nlsbsd hrUugh0ui II presents No most des Ass eforis
and dAtioua aud ~ viii
W II MAXI 90
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A. -uphhnm's Mnrachetia Causes inc
~ grow on bald heads Try u aud be convinced syl
ssus RNEs n Park row, and y. c. WELLS co. iis
Fraut In street
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All Quiet on the -. Croix-The Feniams
Quiet and Orderiy-Gr neral Doyle ut ~
Stephens.

orR ST. STEPHENS (s. ~ DISPATCH.
81. SrgrnFS- N. Is via CALAIS, April 20 1890
General Doyle today condemned the barracks pre-
pared for the soldiers here II unsuitable being too
near the water and in an upper story
No Fenian arrival by the boat to night at Calais
The forty fenans Mt the Calais Exchange quot aud
orderly.
General Meade s expected here tomorrow
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
De.saerAtum.-Perr

A.-Th~y are not Equa1led in Elegance.
elasticity, durability, comfort OF esonomy Y Herald
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
a M0uu.vaens

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the grand ~ amid might butt The treth th,t
been ruined by iect shall this sN ~
the great fact that sOzopoAr certsh preYosii-s Of
dental dccayi - '"
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"a Lords Cleaning and OyetSB 10
isbments r-oous ~ HTo.1Da sn1 xso
GRAND street Ladies. and ryntene. garments elssnsA
a a a n a. 1syas.sd la Amsrsa.
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nssa.--An ssa-rns frru irfltaslys Threat snf
1ar-snsss viii - asr.~shy sarpri.sd At the sso.
sr.-isd ~ ~. of BROWNS EpOsCiiiAf.
fHOCuEs r~ denlu-nt To- sf.nts sAY ylin1nsfy sFi
i.ion snd Aftsr pahiE si-ssins ~ sisdns wben the
~~arsf sDd -~akso~f ~ t~s much sfsrsis~ tbsr
u.e 30 rive r.ns-sf stfsuGih h. ths 1ou.i ofssas
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

rnlsef estas fs~ret C54gt wsiss fry~nuy a. Ie-i
thsi ss~mbess ssptslo sssnst shorn s~9 bfD4shi
~ sbe r-cyresy ~ nonsT tyt ~ rs1s,sf~ ~ N nyf
rhns r~s~rssr en hs tsst nsA2. saf e@sr~~a N a
tbs sDgsa' tst siA lsbsf-<a e.ssA - fxtsts@i W
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me I,rse, .s.-m-n, =, p0t and shoes ia tho city
ladies' gents and children ,ood articles at low proo,.
''' "P' ''''r A. BROOKS, Agent
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A,-Rr.al,x,. DU.,., p,,,.,.

!, ,A'--hrsdi.y's D0pirx Elliptic (or rou-
9iel hfktNs skirt IA wanted by every LADY IN dis
LAND, and sIiL WILL HAVE IT They viii not nv Nd
% b''-A@ "A- '''' ais They ars the RsT aud
well a. the most GRACEFUL aud ELEGANT skirt, ever
made
IT'S ADMIRED Af ALL ani WANTED by EVERYBODY
AT wuoLksALL by the exclusive rnAnatAe'uIars m
NEsrr BRADLEY a CARY. VI Chambers and ~ aud 81
hendr streets New York Also al Wholesale by Tie pris
Cipa JOBhLRs in tho United slaias
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,v.c 4. ycs E..,v0, pped . % Ge % Ia m 20
80 =, s.. 'nn H. 49,. - upon his head the hsnitoui
et Hat that artistic skin i.oc ne W" "h' "' sn7
~ GEsfS'S 5i3 broadway
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Barhe's sprtog aud som msssr styles os
gents youth Has fcagr foe insseetpn i ssl~
go hru4dsay .nd ~ failaa street
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torss. Bu"iou., E.issgsd Joints aud
~ Dssases OF 80 F--f ofe ~ 10 fsCuanfE 10 nfaf
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

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The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Go....a. Oriental Cream. q.

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The New York herald., 1866-04-21

C~rs for Ssvsr snd Agas.-w y"koep's
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ne aIlrtsd Dug.atsl farE
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Uay Miii~r's Hair Dys-Essity Applied.
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- Dey street