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A Coop wIIL.-We heard the other day OF a
man who once lived within q hundred miles
Of Toledo. who was possessed OF q large
property, but like all men, be their property
large or EMAIL he bad 70 die. through dying
ne did what most men won't do; hs len q will
beoueathing half OF his wealth (being child.
less) to his wife. FOR her use as long al she re.
manned Angle, the other half TO be given to
her when she marries again. lfsuch acts were
more frequent, charming widsws would be
more charming, and wtdowhood much shorter
liYed.-C Cincinnati Eng. -t-..,- - -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Those who have been subjsct to Nervous
hes Tor ears are restored yerfee be .th
81 GR% 9ss e1ss ss rGiSrt! G d,eS:, Of AErCALfEr5
10 Is eo1W a. q PORO, Agent.
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COLGATE & CO.'S
W I N 7 = 3 q o A p

Recommended for cHAPPED HAN Bs and for general
TOILET use during COLD wEATHBR. 1t may be
obtained Of all dr. ugsists and fancy goods dsaIers
feb g. eoly
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ITS BFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEQRTABLR

ITS BFFECT Is MIRACULoUs. .r
HALLS VEGETABLE
eICILIAN HAIR RINRw EB.
Nh perfect and wonderful article. Cures .aH-
afs' os ns1 naO sfOw better 9r:s.s than snS
WHY hair into Beautiful silxea T ,essss. But,
which 1t rsstores GRAY HAIR TO IFS oRisIN.L
youthful beauty by its use IL doss not dye tie
hair but strike. at the root and hlis 1t with new
The nrst application will do COED you will see
the HAruFts ssSoRE 81 n fG d.' "ni
the old. gray, discoIcr.d appe.rance Of the hair
na WI De at,p giving place to lustrous shining
Ask for bsi,'s siciiian q air Beuewer no other
article rte st. 10 at all al III lia. m& Il il in effect on.
stamp ever the top of the bottle. All others G's
l. p BALL 3 co Nashua. N H., Propr,etors.
1or sale by all druggists. fe lS d2weO2m,r
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB sPkOIAL
GASES,
Ne IL Bond street, New York.
.iei also BooS on p.l.a '69 b,n,ss ass,s ,sofs
esreLope, ssRtfree. - Be sure and send for tasm.
and sox ictH NOT resra IL; for, Is advertising phy
ne stranger should be trusted. Enclose a stsnp
Tor postage AID directto DR. LAwRENCE No
MARRIAGE AND D0ELIBAOY, AND THE
Young Men on the Crime of solitude, and the
Pby.ioI0sica al Errors, a buses and Diseases which
create fmpt tdiments to Marriage, with sure mean.
Of Relief. sent sealed letter enve lopes free Of
shsrse: Address DIR I SKiLLIN HOUGHION,
sEOkET DIsBAsES.
bAMARITAS GIT 10 the mest certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to tour days aud
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, NO
balsam, no mercury ONLY ten pills to be taEen. Ii
Is the soldiers hope and friend to those " no do
net want te be exposed Male packages, o.; fe-
male, 62.
ens permanent cure for Spykilis. Scrofula, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, 30. Price 81 Is per bettle.
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CHEAP FREIGHTe.-Some idea of the cheap.
ness of steamboat and railway transit may be
formed from the fact that Dutch butter is now
sent from Rotterdam to Harwich by steamer.
and from the latter place TO the south of Eng
way 10 less than one farthing per pound; and
Normandy butter is sent from ST. Malo TO
Southampton by steamboat, and thence 10 Lon :
don by rail, and the cost of carriage amounts
to only one half farthing per pound.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &.

SFERLIHG BILLS for sale in sums to suit Dur.
- chssers. -
Highest market price paid for AMERICAH
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co Bankers.
fe7-u 3Y2 Pepna Ayeuun
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" W. b. HOSES
FAsHIONABLE OARPET, FURNITURE AND
BEDDING STORES,
nos. 521 s19, INTELLIGEHCER BUILD
ING, OORREB 7TH ANDD.,
AND
no. sos 1TH STREET, TH0RNs BUILDIHo.
ADJOINING ODD FELL0WS' HALL,
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST Assorted
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
De has all the latest designs made In Philadel-
phis, New fork, and Boston. The stock Is al ways
selected by Mr.. Moses, and bought at the lowest
rates tor cash. which enables him to com pete with
Eastern prices. His hnest r urRiturs 10 made to
order In Philadslphis, and Of the best material
Purchasers shouId study their own interest By
calling at bis Stores and examining the we'll
sorted stock of CARPETS. gURNITURE,. &C.,
and obtain his price. list before going elsewhere,
which he will furnish with pleasure. ..-...
Bis assortment OF Mattresses. Blankets, Com
forts, OsuHterpaines, Pillows, Bolstsrs, Feather
beds, and all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchen Fur.
nituTe 10 complete, which he offers at the lswoSs
New York and P hiladelph phia prices. -. ! =
Remember Nos 321 and 319 Intelligencer
bufldlnR corner 7th and D. and No sos 7th
street, Thornt Building, adjoining Odd Fsllows'
in l<-tf W r. MOaEa
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~ 4s6 .st:.,. .,,.s;:;s1: sa 70. ,.s 4S6 g..

18th otEeet.N APfHOPklAIk fOk nth street.
BE4h.5s a5sS sSS5ss$ks
A limited but choice SELECTIONS Of Oil Paintings.
lnsrsvinss. Ohrepos. yreashs, Baskets Of Flow
% -, "a yx% ysAM.s :. -. :, ;, -. .
ufpetuIstS IN the COUNTRY. smbrscing Wslnqt. I'm.
itAtion Rosewood. ell Gilt. Rustic and Osrvsd
fSRSni aIi; @~ALHur
Picture Cord snd fssssIs "A A., s,ses and eolsr.,
spg Mt; hsis;
beautiful variety oe these goods, emsracsng the
richest desis9s Of Gilt Smsroideted Psrlor Pat,
the cheaper Gyadss, With q large variety Of Win
doS ehades. dinersnt ,is:s and csloSs :.
D,pstn.lly sl!sd: y, city or country: -. ,...
specially to order. believing tho best the chsa
and aiming te leeI that class Of Goods ws respsct-
Gscds with any in the market. = sHaD
j. .SHRtkITER, No ass 7th street.. .
dsM1n' Eight doors sbovs Odd Hsilovs' Hall.
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CLOTHING, DO.

IL J. HEIBERGEh,
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
metropolitan Hotel late Brownb, M
362 Pennsylyania avenue
my 1T Washington, d. O.
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A K. BROWNE. E.J. sMIrHERS.
BROWNE d SMITHERS
WAsHINGTOH, ID. O,
ATTORNEfSAND ID CO OUNSELLORSdTI
AND SOLICITORS FOB TIE
BUREAU BEFI GKES. FREEDMEN, AND
ABANDONED LANDS
OfACe No. 4 o seventh street, o posite the Post
G1bCe. fe 2ly
DTTO MILKENs' PIANOS AND OARaAnr
" NkkDhAMS PARLOR ORGANS.
Ali Will fnd 1t greatly to their interest-
70 stanips these @ ,SperS s. INSTRUMENTS be- 6
Only agency at GEORGE L. WILD q BRO a
New Piano Forte and Organ Wareroom, No igT
0th street between Penn a avenue and street
A select assOrtme Mt Of new AND second hand In
stTumenfs, including CHURCH ORGAN, for
sale At lowest factsTy prices. and easy terras
TUNlS g and REPAIRIE0 faithfully executed
IL 6mr
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lambs GUILD, DseIss IN Nsw ssd Sscosd Aosd
Epssfsss. Old rurnitare ReDAired. BsuH-
holstered and varpiUked. nth snl sts., (nesr
The eanal.j Rishsa Ds1es Dsid % 6ssond. haad
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ST. TIMOTHYy HALL. -
en- Sept. -, 1855 For terms, &C., see catalogue
md eircu!<r st the IeineiIai bookstorss OF this
sa0 B.rA1SOie, Oosppviljs, Id.
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5O0 .OOO GBAPPE VINE CUTTINGS To1

FROA KENDALL GREEN VINEYARD.
CONCORD, the most valuable Grape in the
country MOTIONS VIRGINIA, OATAWBA,
kkBECOA, DIANA, HARTFORD PROLIFIC.
with many other choice kinds, at 81 rs Dor l00
cuttings, or $40 Per 100; warranted afl good
yood and true e ma! name M 0sFEsf.liy packed And
Early orders are solicited -.
J.P1ARBONH Fruit Store,
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WHAT TEE sgss.Oss Z SAY o. THE sAmAs

Nd FEB D. Isa:i have Srest ssi,.isasisS nnorS q
stating sh.s have used The b.msritaa Remedies
that have used them with Judgment, discret,en
and prolssly, And, have found them pond 70 my
their com position, fhave the fullest con N
their encecy and As far nay use Of them exsS -
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atg tss.f-V -s. e.-sE
.SoJTAr EsFtEH t1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24
Special N u s,Ices.
Thc Great pictorial Annual.

Uete,tets United st ,cs nmanao fer lc, for listr.
button, gtss throughout tie United States aud all
Civilized eeustefe- Of tie Western Hapisplcrs will lie
nv heA atout tha Oh: % January nj III vito wish
toasdytstu3 he tn phosp!y Of health ,ht uld read
and ponder the ya'usbe tuegestiens 1T contains. In
addition 10 an admirable medical t5eatse on The canses
prevention and great variety of diseases it en-
ltrss aaopot Of Information intertrtisg he
fc,4nt, tAa n4echanic the miner, The armer the
r'Aet e and professional aad tae cslcua.on have
been made sach neridani AMI lattu les as are most
suitable Tor est sd comprehensive NATIONAL Cal
rSpAR.
The stafe. ues, ana extraordinary sanitary effects OF
Ho5rErrRRs stomach BIrTsRs, the s:aplo touic
as1 Alternative u taa III Tie chsitian world are
ully sci ostA ia its pg, vhieh siso interpreted
with rieeral illustrations vasalle receipts for the
housooid farns, humorous autedees, and OF in
strusve an anusing reading matter or:saal sid Sc
lesei Among the Animals to appear with the oreuius
Of the year. eli, will be enc OF he useful and mag
b. Asd far a. asking. Seni for copies 10 the Cen
trail Matrfr. At RI tsbareh, Pa, TO che resres
aeeattor srSrrgR's STOMACH rIrTIRs. The
FlTTE2s sold in every cry town aud Village in the
United 81 tss. iietGLdsw
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KENTUCKY STATE
LoTTE RY!

AThe only I.egalizsd Drawiag a th'
eharsstsr IN the United States!
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TEE L4rEsr FASHION is 10 provide self with
hettle 81 D. J. poianJs White Pine Compound, to bs
used IN Of Throat aud Lung affections, and all dis
eases Of the Bladder aud kidneys Nnsrtr fa4s Sold
~ sll ifgeg'sts, fdae2t-diw
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GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
TO be Drawn at CoYInf lon ~.
uass r, Dec. 81, ~.

Nnners acceptshls ana appfsprtsts prevent caa be
made to mother, wifs, daughter husband or father,
than ticket In tho Kentucky State Lottery. II has
aents the purchasers Of tickets than any othsi le-
galszed lottery In tbs world. The pecembtf scheue
snrpases grsndedr aasthing Of fbe kind ever pfe
sented TO public 1t distributes s2so6so This capt.
tai prize 10 $50 co. tsfnga handsome fortune to the
incky hod~r ofthe corresponding ticket. Hnndreds Of
mos, daily nlripgs Miss Mary Eussel Milford who
did Ia 1855, when only ten year, OF ago. gained
prize Ia lottery the handsome sum Of thousand
drew thi. magnificent presented to her by her
father Or Milford, of the most prominent and
judges Of tue time" How many homes wcnd be bright
ened BIZ q similar success in the GRAND HOLIDAY
pRAxIEGot the KENTUCKY State Lottery, on Dscsm
her 3lst, 1857.
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GnACE TrrLxst,,

Uniformly good be equal least and II possible
sisperior 70 any other tr ands mauu taotutea.
onr Mr.. HANNA. whose experience and reputation -
Miller is generally kn4&n aud agErseiatcd having tar
ken Mi iEtlrett hi gHr firm yi ep5eGybr 10 make
brauds Of such arstr hat they cannot ail ~ merit
increased favor f1H alwAys Sail 81 AN Tow price
ID il Consistent Win Eh bs1t Of JlybHt deter
mined u make .ats sup5tor NJ whste.er eost.
confident that ~ p sfI prefer That rather than the
saving Of a fsw Genie GA the sack or tarrei.
o~.ip O. ALBTRs 4 co
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CT AGE MILLS,

WARSAW, H., oc. 10. 1851.
lW1SG to a rush Of business Immediately
~ after and since hArytst have but recently bsan
allie 10 bu Er a'tFrAtl9ns hnd mprovriDef IL In ony
Wills which deemed necessary enable fn offer
ug to eur cHs.yers brand Of Flour uHtur pasted by
any. HAyng everything In tbs lest Of order now we
take pls4urc ASSUMING friends nnd tusto hist
" sbaIl hence f1rf b make cur beat brand, the
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rI,HE CONFESSIONS AND ExpERI.

N ENla OF Az lNFALIN.
Published f5r ths beneat, and CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and othets. who snser fro1 Nervous De
biiiiy Premature Decay Of Maahuos, ae., snpplyiug
7FE N,ASs OF stlF-cuEr, Written ~ wbc cured
himself aad ea. frso receiving postpaid directed
envelope. Aldress SATHANIaL MAYFAIR, Brook.
lynn. Y Also fee by the publisher, Circular
ofDsESY SWAIN, the great Poem OF the War.
decl9-isS3m
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An Essay fer Young Men en- the Grim e
oil solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses which
createimpediments 10 MARRIAGE, With means Of
Relief sent in sealed letter envelope. free ofchsrfe
Address, DR.. J. s6iLLsN noCGuTos, Howard Asso-
eation, Pbi.adetphis, Pa. Isept2l.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
McsxuAaY FIRE ii WEST MueTEEnTa sTMgr.,

About three O'Clock yesterday morning flre
was discovered the third noors Of 23l and 233 West
Ninstssnth street. between Seventh and Eighth
The smoke IVES discovered by named Robbins,
who slept tho second floor, aud who had barely time
10 escape from tho building. Az II no nearly
suGocated. The FIRE commenced In the premises OF
Frederick Martin loom maker who has sustained about
$500 damage: no Insurance. Samuel Hltpult. silk
necktis and iades' belt manufactrrcr also occupied
part of tho third oor he has sustained loss OF about
o. ooo insured for $25oo In the Greenwich Insurance
Compauy The second floor is occupied by X. K Roy
nolds shoemaker loss $780, insured for $500 In the
Manhattan Insurance Company; and by W. G. Black
shoemaker who has sustained damage by water 10 the
extent OF $780, insured for 81, 500 la the Exchange
Insurance Company The first floor occupied by Peter
Fumer, whecwright and blacksmith He has sustained
some slight damage by water the building Is owned
by Henry Poissner II Is damaged about $500 aud 10
not insured Two previous attempts have been made
are these promises the ncendry using phosphorus for
that purpose. On one occasion II was put through
hole Ia tho partition from the hail. but fortunately
discovered before Il had made much hcadway and tho
second attempt made by placing tho phosphorus la
the hallway on tho second noor One OF the German
workmen discovered II smoking about hve O'Clock In the
morning. nnd not knowing what u wac, wrapped u mp
in some paper and put shell In the shop. and
about O'Clock that morning II exploded and set nre
the shef whom, In exiting gushing the FIRE. Mr. Black
burned his hands severely Fire Marshal Faker has the
matter under investigation and thero arc some sus-
PIGEONS that may lead 70 The arrest OF the guilty party
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
THE STATE CAPITAL.



AIsAsr. April 10. 1857
ran C0Usrv TAI
The Senate Committee on Municipal Affairs reported
bill to-day TO raise the expenses Of the New York county
government TAs only important amendment beyond
those aIsoady mentioned In connection with the repre-
senations OF the Cixens Association 10 one 10 appro-
pirate 100000 for building Cor the Commissioners Of
Charidss and Corrections
Mr. Ransoms School bin provides for the Immediate
appointment of In the oce Of commissioners
where vacancies osour from change Of residence.
PRECAUTIONS AGAIxn DANGEROUS BonxaA
Senator Peuen introduced bill to-day providing that
all owners Of steam boilers In tho Metropolitan district
shall annually report TO the Board tho location Of tho
same whose duty 1t shall be to have the steam appa-
rasus and boilers inspected and tested by hydrsstatc
pressure and every boiler 20 tested shall have under
the control ok the Metropolitan Sanitary Company such
attachments may be necessary for the limitation Of
pressure. locked and secured In like nov
practical use BY the United States inspectors Of steam
boilers They shall limit tho pressure Of steam 70 be
applied upon any single boiler certifying such limit
OF pressure 70 the In limiting the OF
pressure wherever under test the boiler will bear tho
same the limit desired BY the owner shall be the
No owner or agent OF any steam boilers shall employ
any peSou engineer without their having certificate
as - qualification from practical engineers counter
signed By the Police Commissioners Auy person apply
ing to any boiler higher pressure OF steam than that
dcmsanor and when any owner Of boiler shall fail
omit to have the same reported for inspection pro-
posed BY the act such boiler may bo taken under the
control OF tho Board and all persons prevented from
provided for the thereof TO be at the expense Of
the test.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

- cmsn susseseng other names me prsvscHs notjos
The following names were then moved by CKo,n. ~
AxISPAu0H OF Orange As substitute for the rerort ~
the committee Charles O'Conor Samuel j. Tidas
william Kelly. AmssA J. Parker, Archibald O N,ys..
Alonxo G. Paige, William y. Alien, George " Comstos
Lucius Robinson, N. 3. Champain, Sanford Churchs
Josiah T. Miller, 8. w. Thaycr Francis Herman, Henri
@ Murphy, Sidney T. FairchiId.
After further acrimoaious wrangIng tho substitute sf
the gentleman from Orange Was lost BY vote u ysss
a. nays 1SA
rho report Of the committee was then adopted simoA
unanimously, and the Convention adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

An Abandoned Woman Murders a Little Girl
and Attempts to Murder Another, In Re-
venge Tor being Discarded by Her Neigh
CHICAGO, H., April 10, 1857.
An abandoned woman named Mary Branahan mur-
dered little GIRL daughter OF Michael Kavanah, residing
In Twsnsy.arst street. yesterday, by drowning her in
barrel Of water She also attempted TO murder another
girl by throwing her down prvy vault The murdercss
was captured by the police, aer eevcrs struggle Her
neghbors had for timo past declined 10 receive
her ID consequence OF her bad character, aud she took
this means To rctaliAte. Nt'4
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
~~~-~'~~ ~ ->>r-'~ '~S~-~--NS
Meeting Of the Democratic and Re-
publican Conventions at Al.
bany and Syracuse.
N~r~~->~~~~~~~-es~->~~~-
Nomination Of Delegates to the state Consti.
tuliOHal Convention.
oN--->~~o~~-->S>>~.~~~.>.
Tho Orthodoxy Of the Tammany Hall Do
mocraoy Endorsed.
>~-~~~-~~~~->~-~~
Democratic Address to tho PeO-
pie Of the State.
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.


SYRACUSE. April 10. 1861
Tho Republican Union State Convention met a,
Shakespeare Hall, Post Omcs building at twelve NJ TO-
day.
Mr.. HAMILTON HAams, OF tho State Committee. called
the meeting 70 order and the following temporary or.
ganzaton efscted President Hon. John A. Girls
void; Secretaries Luther Caldwell A. D. Shaw and J.
w. Hustled.
Mr. Griswold was escorted to tho desk by Colonel
Conkng, OF New York. and W. g. Weed. or Albany
About three hundred and ty delegates were present.
and, after considerable debate, resolution offered by
General H Van wyck adopted to tho effect that
In order to complete the complement sixteen Names
each district delegation deliberate apart and offer two
ames, one OF whom should be accepted and to the
further effect that the remaining delegates bc partl-
Three 70 the First district two to the Second two 10
the Third and one to the Eighth
The following list Of delegates then, after ballot
declared valid
First Distrc,-waldo Hutchins
Second Disirict-G w. Curss.
Third District-Ira Harris
Fourth DIstrict-H. w. Wheeler.
Fifth Ds.rlct-Charles Andrews.
Sixth Distrlct-Tracy Beadle
Seventh District Charles j. F0lger
Eighth District-Erastus s. Prosscr.
The following delegates at large were then elected
First District-Wm NJ Eserts Colonel A. j. r.
Duganne and George 0pdyke.
Second Distrct-Horace Greeley, Joshua N. Van
Third District--cOionol Erastus Cooke and Martin ,.
Townsend
The following the list OF candidates for the First
district and the number Of votes accorded WIN.
n. Evars, 1858: Colonel A. j. H. Duganne. 1883;
George Opdyke. 167; W. r. Dodge 75; W. II. Stow
art, 07 Professor r. w. Dwight 124; David Dudley
Field, g.; Hamilton Fish, Is; Horace Greeley,
none; Frederick Douglass, none. Horace Greeley
afterwards nominated tor the Second district by
clanation, aud At eight O'Clock r. u the Convention
broke up.
The following resolution, the platform Of Con-
vention, offered by Mr.. Charles s. Spencer Of the
New York delegation. and was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That this Union Republican Convention
esy request the delegates by nomnaed to the coming
Constitutional Convention TO exercise honorable effort
obtain amendment the constitution giving 10 the
black man the ballot with the white man.
resolution was also offered BY Judge Culvert, eulo.
gizing the statesmanship OF Governor Fentoa.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

MoBiLs Ala, April TO- loeS
Tho annual parade Of the Fro Department took plaos
today Tho procession was over milo long Tho Ell!
gnes werc most tastsfully decorated and presented
magnificent appearance. After tho parade the nrsmsai
were addressed In tho theatre by several spsake -
then dismissed. IN
Tho Lone Star Base Ball Club OF Now Orleans and ~
Dramatic Club Of Mobile played match game 70 dsyS
the Lone slar winning BY Q score Of % 70 L
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
PROGRESS uF IHE uKlCH PACIFIC RAILROAD.

He.isu sr. LOUIS, April 10, 1897
Tho Union Pacific Railroad, Kansas branch applied TO
tho government to-day for ssioner TO examine
tho seventh section OF their road, extending TO tho
Saline river forty lvc miles west of Fort Riley They
arc laying and progressing at tho rate Of milo and
bali adny, and cars will reach tho town OF sann, ny
miles beyond Fort RIIcy, and l0e miles west VI st.
Ieuih op saturday.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON April 10--Noon
Tue steamship Hammonia, Captain Ehlers, which left
New York oa the 3oih OF March for Hamburg, arrived
hero yesterday afternoon, the way 70 tha, port.
QrEESsrowx, April 1o-2P. NJ
The steamship City OF Washington, Captain Roskil,
from New York March 30. arrived hero to-day, route
Tor Liverpool
Tue steamship Noravian, Captain Alton, which left
Portland on tho SOsh Of March, arrived here to-day,
the way . Liverpool Nt4
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Tososro. @. w., April 10. 1851.
The following sunboais are now ready for service %
tue lAkos-Hsron. Brtomart Chsrub. Prince Aifss4.
Rescue Horcues They al manned with saiioss r
the Royal Navy.
Two batteries OF the royal artillery stationed e
knsston have received orders 70 remove 70 Malta -
soon as the spring opens AZ.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Tias Nssre Suffrage Bin Defeated Il che
H0use. /.
Tkrsros, N. J., April IA 1857
Ia the House to-day, on the question 70 strlke hsD
the coastutiea the word 'swhite" - allow dolores
people vote the vote stood twenty In favor 70 AV
nvs against striking ont Thirtseu rspublioaas vess4
against u This ends the question for this ssssloA
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
Tony Pastors Opern House.

Crowded and enthusiastic audiences attest the una
bated popularity Of this favorite place Of amusement
Tony k Of COURSE still the star Of the company. and IS
only permitted to subside after half dozen
Dave Hawley, the young American gymnast, in his
daring and startling acrobatc performance nctes the
most intense excitement An Irshman in Greece,
drama, containing some extremely striking and
picturesque tableaux closes the entertainment
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

programme replete with comic negro delinea-
tons character and ballet dancing, panomime and the
drama as the one presented here pst night cannot fail
to be highly appreciated by the frequeners Of this cosy
little theatre; and consequently the applause OF the
crowded audiences who frequent this temple OF
ment is enthusiastic and frequent The great mutton
trial and statue comque udicrcus and funny enough
TO provoke laughter even from sye melancholy Danc