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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
SCHENCk'S MACHINERY DEPOT
j. B. sCHENCK, Agent,
No. 10 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORH,

Vs Ot SoAAI42o44p 0Ate
No. 10 MAIDEN LANE, NEW HORS,
OFFERS FOB SALE
DORTABLE AND STATIONARY sTLAM ENGINE
4 OF all sizes, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of the mon
approved construction QUITTING from 10000 TO cot
rkR WHEELS, and all kinds OF Machinery for Worklns
wood and Iron, viz:
Engine LatheB
Drih Lathes
Boring Machines
Stating Machines
Upright Drills
Iron planners
Vertical Planers
Steam and Gas Pipes
Steam and Water Guages
Screw Jacks
Hydraulic jacks
Upright Reserving Mills
Circular Reserving Milsl
ShAfting Pullrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather Beltings
Circular Saw Benches
Steam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Force Pumps
Power Morticfng MachfneB
Bind siat Tenoning Machines3
Daniels Planning Machines
Gray Woods Planning Machines
Woodworth Planning Machines
Moulding Machines
Sash Machines
Boring Machines
Tenoning Machines
Foot Mordcing Machines
Leather and Rubber Hose
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
Wright's Patent Scroll Saws
Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining PumpH
Gvezy description Of Machinery and Railway euppen
COTTON GINS Of the most approved construction.
JanuAry5 wfmIvY
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MANHOOD,

I'm THE YoUdd AND RISING GENERATION, TIT
l. vegetatiye powers of life strong, but in fev
.macated FORM and the impcsaibility Of appcson M tt
mental effort, show It's baneful influence. It soon be
amphon 10 talked f and perhaps the youth is rcmovet
Of the worst movements. Removed from ordinary dI
ersons OF the ever-ohanging scenes OF the city, tn,
overs OF the body too much enfeebed to give zeat
althful and rural exercise thoughts turned In
warl upon themselves
.looked for with anxiety first sympt in whiOi
Nature s to show her saving In d Using the cir
Aasl increase of appetite has ar,.n by what it fed on
nd the energies OF the syste. prosrrated and th
u period in which body mind undergo 80 fascinat
pg change from child to woman is looked for vain
he parents heart bleeds In anxiety, and fances thu
rave but walking for its victim.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
FOR Wea*'e's artsi"0 from ESee,ses Early Indiser.
Attended with the following symptoms:
,1ndisposition to EIertion. Loss Of Power. Loss
Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, General Weakness
Horror Of Death Night sweats Gold Feet Wskauiness %
Dimness OF Vsion Languor Universal Lassitude of tn
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite With Dy
speptio Symptoms, Hot Hands Flushing of the Body
Oryness OF the Skin, Pad Countenance and Rruptton
on The Face Pain in the Back Of the EyeHds
Frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes. wfn
on, Great Mobility, Reshesaness, with Horror of 30
tety Nothing more desirable to such patients THAI
elves, no Repose Of Manner Earnestness no Specu
ation but hurried transition from one question tt
mother.
These symptoms. II allowed to 20 on-whioh this LIE
4cine invariably removes-soon follow Loss of Pot9y
Eatsfify and Epepsie Ft' In one Of which the paten
During tho superintendonce OF Dr. Wilson, a. tn,
Sloomngdale Asylum this sac result ooourDad to
patients; reason had for time leftt ham and6 )shd ID
o. epilepsy They were of both sens,a nda >ah went,
Who can say that these e1cesresse Q not 5n,ntl.
ouoWed by those direful diseased paity ~ sss,nr
nohoy desths bJ Consumption, bear ample winess tc
ne truth Oh these assertions. In Lunado Asyums thu
most melancholy exhibition appears. The comtenancf
ftctuaiiy sodden and quito destute-neither mrth o.
re ever Visits It, Should sound Of the voice occur
igrarely artioulate.
"With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled.'
sna symptoms, we are prepared to Offer invaluabl
gift OF chemistry for the removal Of the consequences
Ell E L M b OLD'S g
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT OH BIJCHD,
aS THERE Is NO TONIC LIKE TT. -aa
1T Is AN ANCHOR OF HOPE TO THE sURsEf,,
na Patent and this fs the testimony of all who hsY
used or prescribed 1t.
A1- Sold by all the Druggists.
, Principal Depo. HELMBoLD's DRUG AND oHEE
No. 594 BROADWAY
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
New York.
o.or""rV ~ emo
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CARPENTERS, JOINERS, PATTERN AND
MODEL MAKERS.
~ EERING VALVES AND ALL KINDS OF PAT.
VI TERMS for machinery executed with dispatoh
Fittings for stores and offices TO AMY PART OF
rHR WORLD.
GINS GINSI GINS
imPhoYED ROLLER SEA ISLAM COTTON GINS
constantly on hand. Address all orders to
ANDERSO & SCHERMERHON,
Rear No. Al Ann. street. New York
June In mwt Smo
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

eo tire Congressional pan Of recon true
ton. what plan do they favor? There
are but two plans that We have ever heard
Of, the present plan Of Congress and the
old plan Of the President. Our Maryland
radicals say they arc opposed to negro
suffrage. and we take it that they are op-
posed also to anv reduction of our repre-
sentative strength in Congress The Con-
grcs>ionaT test of loyalty is not their test
and so. if there Is any truth In them, they
are really at issue with the Congressional
radicals uron nearly every vital point con-
nected with the radical programme of re-
construction. We live in an age and IN
a country of wonders. Are these people.
after all, destined to- drift into the johnson
channel OF restoration? We hope SO but
express no opinion. But if they are thus
destined what is to become of unhappy
Crcsswcll We await further develop
mcnts with the kccnest interest.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
The Patterson Races.

At the recent Spring meeting ofthc Pa
sale County Association at Patterson, y
J., Richmond a colt owned by Mcssrs.
Bowie & Hall, Of Prince George $. carried
OF the prize in a wcll-contesteel race, one
mile heats. against such horses as the eel
ebratcd "Arcola" There were three heats
run, says the Prince Georgian, and Rich
mond" won the second and third in the
most gallant manner, thus proving his foot
as we'll as his powers of endurance. There
were four entries, Richmond, Arcola, Ring
gold and Knighthood. Time 1911; 1921 !;
153 We congratulate our nciehbors upon
the recent achievement of "Richmond'
and express the hope that he may go on
'conqucring and to conquer"
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

In the Circuit Court for St Mary's County
sitting as Court of Equity.
No - \ Equity.
EeG virtue of authority vested in me. a
n Clerk Of the Circuit Court for st Marys
County, ny the ''Cnde.of Public General
Laws OF this State. il is hereby ordered that
the Report filed by James S Downs
trustee, IN reis case, be ratified aud
confirmed unless cause to the con-
trAry, be shown on or heGore the third Mon
day of Nov next: provided copy of this
order be inserted III the Slut Marv's GA
zETrE once week for three Successive week 5
prior to the sad third Monday o, Oct. next.
The report states that the land old for
$3.50.
JNO A CAVALIER, CTk.
True Copy-reSt
JNO A CAVALIER, Cl'k:
June ii, 666-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

lao them to forfeit the stock of a sub
seriber until ninety days notice is first
given aud generally may do all thugs Ne
cessary o carry out the objects and intea-
tions Of this act according to the true Intent
and meaning thereof,
See. ;. And be it enacted, Tha. no'h-
ing herein contained shall be taken or CON-
strued to authorize the said company
either directly or indirectly to exercise or
use the bank privilege.
Sec. g. And be it enacted, That the
General Assembly reserves the right TO al
ter or annul this act at pleasure.
Section l. And be it enacted, That this
act shall toke effect from the date of its
passage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
[CoMMvNIcArEp
Lconardtown,
June Eth, 1866.

Mr. Ed,tor.-Allow one Interested, of
course, J to pen 4 few lines in reference to
the ho~cd charged by our hotels and board
ING houses in Leonardtown. 1t will be re
memhered, that. during the war board.
like every thing else, went up very rapid
" from ST. 30 a mouth to $50, and now
the war is over, every thing, except flour
has fallen about one hundred per cent,
and yet strange to say, we hear nothing
about board coming down Our landlords
are perfectly mute upon the subject.
Now, If hotel Keepers and boarding houses
could afford to board for Sl2 30 per month
before the war. they certainly can afford
to board for less than $50 per month now,
from the fact that things have fallen 50 ra-
pi3llv. Gentlemen. think over this matter
and act accordingly. Don't impose upon
those in your power.
\ CITIZEN.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

GR,IS-The offerings of Wheat to-day
were limited to 100 bushels good Maryland
which sold at S3.03 The receipts of Corn
were better. amounting to l., SOL bushels
vH'te and 6 2717 bushels of yellow, with
sales of vhlte-460 hu>hs mixed At 81
cents, ,22o bushS at g.. cents; l 200 bush
els A. 9S cents; 5000 bushels at 81; 6eo
bushels at SlOi; 400 bushels at Sl.02;
and 500 bushels At Sl.03.-Sales of vel
low were Sol bushels at 90 cents; 900
bushels at 81 cents. and 500 bushels at o.
cents-total of sales of Corn rtported were
ll,99l bushels. OF Oats the receipts
were S,S94 bushels. and sales reported
were >, 900 bushels ut IS cents. and lC0
bushels at - cents. Receipts Of Rye
were 81 bushels, bat 10 sale was reported
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
Collapse Of the Fenian Bubble.

The ilI-stared army of Fenianism, which
was to have upset the British Empire and
delivered Ireland from the rule Of the ha-
ted Sassanah forever, has spent its force,
recrosscd the lakes and disbandcl. We
wish it JOY of its safe dcliverance. No
wilder folly not even excepting the re
nowned eabbagc-garden revolution of Mr.
Smith O'Bricn has aiIronted the century
But the bubble has collapsed, and though
orr neutrality laws have been broken, we
trust our government may have the good
sense to permit the brave and blunderlne
Fcnians to retreat to their ditching and
:onc-brcaking without further molestation
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
Is- the attention Of our readers is d

II tht atttntIOn OF our reaUVrs Is Ut
rectcd to the professional card of Baker
\. Jamison, Esq, in another column of
to-day's issue Mr. Jamison is too well
known to our people to need our endorse
ment. but we would cheerfully give it, if
we thought it necessary There are, doubt
less, many claims due our people by the
L. S. Government, and we advise the
parties who hold them to make an effort to
collect them. We are authorized to state
that Mr.. j., does not charge in any case
unless the claim is collected.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
Professional Notice.

fHlHE undersigned, having en'er'd mt" an
arran cement with n ih'e LEGAL iirn IN
Washington city to prosecute claims aga'nSl
the Government. respectfully invites the peo-
pie of St Marv'S aud adjoining canntl"S 10
transmit him any claims, whether fr Is mn
~. PersI,,ns. Damages iuriag tn" var or 9TH
er Gauss. Which they may hold a-'irSt tae
United States Goverement. Strict attention
will be given and prompt return made o. all
lioudate claims. Al; business OF lfg i
character placed ii. his hands will be pr"f-Pt-
" attended TO. Information in regard T.
cla'ms cheerfu,ly given, free OF charge. Ad-
dress,
b. A. IAMlSON
Attorney at Law
ald
General Land Agent.
Chaptco,
ST. Mary's County.
Md
Jpne II iSS6-ly,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

MsOTlCE. is hereby given That the suhScrl-
III Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
of ST. Mary's county IN Maryland. letters OF
on the personal estate of Joseph
Abel, late of sud county. decreased All
persons having claims against the SnId de-
ce,sed, are hereby warned to exhtb't the same
with the proper vouches ;nefeot, TO the sub
scriber ON or before the Sth day OF Dec, 1850.
otherwise they may be excluded by law from
all benefit Of the sald estate. Given under my
hand tins 4h day of June, ls66.
JAMES F ARELL,
Administrator,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
R4TIFICI TION NOTICE.
John Il. Graves,
VS.
Mary A. Graves & others.

In the Circuit Court for St Mary's County
>ittns As Court Of Equity.
No. u y Equity.
glY VIRTUE of authority vested in me, as
- Clerk of III" Circuit Couri for ST Mary's
Comfy, by the Code of Public General
Laws" ofthis State it is hereby or.lered that The
report fled by Jaurs f. NJ. Rale,. I'rus-
tee in this case, be ratified and confirmed,
uulesscaus"t to the contrary be show onpr before
the thmd Monday OF NQv., next. provided. a
copy OF this order be inserted in the Saint
Mnr> 5 GG-eYc once "A week for three sue
cesSive weeks prior to the third Monday OF
October next.
The report states that the land sold for
$5,740
JNOA CAVALIER, ClA.
True cory-Test
JNO A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
June 7th, 1866 -3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

The friends of GEORGE W NOR
GAN present bis name to the voters OF St
Mary's county, as a suitable person to rep-
resent Us in the next Legislature Of Ma
tyland, and, if he will consent to serve, be
VIII be warmly supported by
LEoNARDrowN DIsTRICT.
June IA, 1SG6-te
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
OR SALE.

4 pair Of MULES. Of medium size and
n in good condition will be sold upon
acc ~nmodauiug terms, if immediate ap-
piican>n is made to
JOHN f. FENWICK.
Leopar dtown,
Md.
June !, 1S56-5M
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
FOR Sn FF.


NN application of William Scott Adminstra-
~ tor of Williamson Burroughs, late of
ST Mary 3 comfy decta sed, II Is ordered by the
Court that the aO,d Administrator notify III
creditors Of the sand deceased ~ file theI claim'
against said decea sed in the Office Of the Regis
ter OF Wills for Salnt Mary's county on or be-
fore the 18Th day OF Sept, lo66, for dividend
and that this order he pnhhshed once a week IN
erch week until the 18Th day Of Sept, next
Test,
JAMES r. VI. RALEf,
Register OF W ills
for ST. Nary's county.
May 81, I-6G--td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
MD.

THURSDAY MORNING June lfth' 1910.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

May Il, 1866 is.
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JEFF. DAVIS TRIAL.

and Jury of the United states Oircut
; curt In Norfolk Beginning Their
AbsFs 49, Views Of Judge UnderwOOd's
charge - Probable Removal Of the
Oourt 60 Rich Ond and Trial Of Jen'
Davis I'm June.
FORTRESS MONROE May 9.-The Grand Jury OF
the United States Circuit Court met at lOoClock
this mOrningat Norfolk, pursuant 10 the @ uc
uons of Judge Underwood yesterday, ana were
in session with clssed doors all day. AS TINS IS
the first time this Court has been IN session mere
since the beginning of the war, there VIII Ue no
cases to be tiied until the Grand Jury BRING IN
some bills of indictment. Meantime, the papers
and people of Norfolk are good deal excited over
the charge Of Judge Underwood. Although in
il ne 0id not make mention of the name of JEFF.
Davis or a single Rebel General, mis- references
TO them as deserving candidates fer indictment
and trial Tor treason we're too clear and pointed
10 be by anv possibility misunderstood
This is feature Of the charge very many do
not relish. Another feature of dislike IS his
style OF dealing with the negro question. Re
earding .he sessions of the court for trial of
treason causes it is confidently expected that
the bill pending in Congress, aud already having
passed the Senate, calling for its removal to
Richmond, will pass, and leave these cases TO
be tried IN the latter CITY, From what | learned
TO-DAY tpel very well assured that true dill of
Indictment will be brought III against JEFF. Davis
! feel further assured that may prophesy with
great certainty that his trial will begin in less
than a month from now, that the city OF RlCh-
moDd, tie great hotbed of treason, where he
spent most OF the years Of the war, and s'rOVe
the hardest 10 carry to successful conclusion his
reasonable schemes, win be the scene OF his
trial, ana that Chief Justice Chase will pre-
side at the trial. The present probability IS th 1t
phsh but very blicf work in Norfolk, and that
the really important and earnest work to be
done will be entered upon on the 9Th OF next
June in RChmond.-N \. Heydld
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GEORGE PEABODY At HONS.
His Retirement for n Season TO his
Country HOme-DescrtptiOn of his
HOuse In GeOrRetOwn, Mass-Qutet
Mhhita Of the Grent MIlILNmhire. etc.

GEORGETOWN, Mass, May 9-HaTdly tort
night ago Mr. George Peabody landed in the
United States, and avoiding all display and,
indeed, almost rejecting the offers OF common
courtesy from hrs old acquaintance, he sought
the scenes OF his childhood to reCuperate from
the iatigues OF a toisome journey and enliven
his mind by surrounding himself with the asso-
Citations OF the past
Mr.. Peabody since last Thursday has been
living with his sister, Mrs. Daniels, who resides
III this village. GEORGETOWN is situated north
east OF Boston a distance IF tWenty-eight miles,
and On the Boston aud Maine Railroad. The
village is small, probably containing not over
thousand inhabitants. Mrs. Daniels residence
is a mCdlumsized double frame house, painted
white, with green shutters, and stands back
about twelve feet from the main street, on
which il fronts. Here Mr.. Peabody proposes to
make hls home during the summer. Everything
about the place is plain, but neat and clean, and
ID making this his choice, aside from the claims
OF affection, we have a fine instance of the sim
pnCitV OF the taste OF the man.
On the early train this morning Mr.. Peabody
left Tor Boston to attend to some business re.
quiring his presence, He wall return here, II is
expected, this evening or tomorrow. He
closely abstains from all society tor the present
despite the numerous requests to get up a
formal reception. He says he wishes several
weeks rest. The people Of the village, much to
their praise, nave not pressed the subject Iur-
ther N. Y, Herald.
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OPGAN OPENING 1t SHOULD be remembere cd that
the new and magnificent organ of st. Clements
Church will be opened this evening. This splendid
instrument was originally built Tor the Harmonic
Society, and occupied the south gallery in Concert
Hall Some time 1t purchased by the
trus ees of st. Clements Church who, after securing
the services OF Mr. anbribee, ITS original builder,
had 1t greatly enlarged and improved. 1t is con-
sdeIably the largest organ in the CITY, and with but
four exceptions, the LARGEST in the country. The
evening will be an occasion which persons Of musi-
cal taste will eniOy
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AMERICAN THEATRE Leo Hudson Includes
her engage ment on to morrow evening, and all who
have not seen her VIII do well to be on hand. At
the emo of the coming week the theatre will be
closed, and the whole of the auditorium furnished
with chars finished in scarlet plush. After the
vacs the place will be reOpened under entirely
new manap ement, and important changes will occur
some novelties will he produced. Mr.. Blanchard
and his finely trained dogs will appear at an early
day
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DRY GOODS.
= II / G T. g. w O O d,
HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW STORE
At the Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets.
BLAOK SILKS.


Cheap lots of Dress Goods. Bought very low
the late auction sales.
Black all'wool Delaines, double width, So and 70
cents.
French Lawns, %, 2s, 81 and S7J cents
Mohair Chalhes, Is cents yard, etc. esc.
Best quality American Prints 16 ard Isg conts
WHITE G00DS WHITE GOODS.
just opened, 5000 pieces Cambrics, Jaconets, Main
sooks' victoria lawns, Swiss Musins, White Piaues,
striped Fad Plaid Nainsooks, Muslins, Striped and
rag Cambria Mushns, Hair Cord Stripe Mus,ins
LINEN GOODS LINEN GOODS.
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels
Shirting Linens, Bird.eye Linens
Scotch Diaper, Linen Huckabacks ETC e.c
Best makes Blenched and Unbleached Mullins.
Pillow case and Sheeng Muslins at the very lowest
market prices.
just opened, SEQ Needle " orked Cambria Bands
at gold prices.
Hamburg Flouncing and Insertings, Cambria
Edglngs, Dimity Bands
lOC0 Linen Fans al old prices.
Silk Sun Umbrellas.
Hoop Skirts, best qualify, made to order expressly
for our sales, and warranted tor SIX months.
PRICE a. WOOD.
b9I w Corner FIG HTH and FILBERT.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE. E.--Hdmiet with the
genius Mr. Booth enhanced by the fine scenery
and getting upls drawing iull houses every night"
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Gabre's benefit. The
Green Monster, and gabriel in a speaking part.
GabnePs English is not the least anus part OF the
performance. Tomorrow a matinee the very last.
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ANU SEMENTs.

ARCH STREET TB sATRF-TbIs eveniDg q Jedi.
cated 10 he leading lady or this theatre Miss Price
% She 91sis loT her nDet piece to this city, en-
uueo me St1er Lining. MIR. MOrdaunt an actor
whose power an talent have secured him the favor
o. .ne puOIc Wall take the principal character. Mr.
mhlOWe, MIS- Henri, and Mrs. Crease also appear.
Miss JefIerson afterwards plays "Gertrude" in the
loan Of a Eoper. Miss Price is very handsome
house
On Wednesday, Mr.. Mackay will take benefit,
giving three pieces in which the specialtles OF
his 'alents wall be to the greatest advantage
on PhiPS Bnthddy Ndpoieon's Old Guard, and
wa DuckS-a most attractive bill.
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HANDEL AND HADYN SOCIETY This fine mus
cal association give Il cir closing concert next
Tuesday evening, at the Academy of Music. The
fine Canata OF the Seasons" by Hadyn, will be
performed on the occasion Miss Caroline Richings
and Messrs Simpson and Thomas sustain the princ-
pal roles these concerts very popular, and have
alWaN drawn good houses,
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HOwE's EUROPEAN CIRCUS, at Locust and Broad,
will remain but DAYS longer 1t is the most com.
pIetc and the most brilliant IN appointments we have
Kind, and wonderful to behold in their savage
grandeur, The whole exhibition is varied and mag.
nifcent
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Edwin
Adams appears this evening IN the part Of
Raphael in The Marble Heart. Miss Orion will
appear as Marco" and Mr.. George ii, Clarke az
"Volage The play Is a iavOrite one, and exceed
inFy interesting. Mr. Adams is cminently suited
~
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CONCERT HALL-The sable prma donna, Miss
Greenfield known the BLACK swan" will give
a grand concert here on Wednesday evening next
Miss Greenfield has q wonderful voice and great
musical talent, which has been well cultivated
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS The panorama OF Moscow
is exhibited this evening" and tomorrow there will
be matinee. Artlstically and historically, this
panorama possesses great interest