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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

CharlestoWn, W. Va, April 90, 1867.
Messrs. ID. HUNrHEEYs Co.,
Gentlemen - desire 70 add my testimony
o. that Of others "a % the merits Of your Washing
Machine. 7 consider il 6rst-rste, and think that
every Family that can buy one should do so.
Respectfully,
NAYS. 1867. BENJAMIN b. WELSH.
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q. WI. s.
SAMUEL H. WOODY,
At HIS SHOP

ON MAIN st., near the CARTER HOUSE,
II AS on hand a stock to which the people OF this
community are invited, and he eels satisfied
that those who examine it will be CONSTRAINED TO
nprcbase He does not profess to be able to sell or
manufacture at lower prices than any one else IN
the community; but this he does pledge, that be
win give satisfaction to all who favor him with
their patronage If experience and strict attention
10 business are calculated TO commend, he feels as
sured that he has these requisites torsuccess IN
business. Intending to work none but the most
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Beautiful ASSOI
OF HATS,

TO which he will call the attention of gentlemen in
need of this important article Of dress and If they
will give him a call he knows they will be pleased
va His Shop is one door above the Garter
House," and Ladies and Gentlemen VIII lose noun
inc by walking that far 10 see his stock.
N9- Highcstpric paid for HIDESin Trade, or
the Cash if necessary. ,,
April Is, IS67-tE SAML II. WOODY.
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VVTE uuar % tn Uit.. us ..oVS..s nam, She
w nandoth, Frederick, Clarke, jefferson, and
Berkeley Counties, tn Cheapest and Best WASH
INg MACHINE ever made, warranted not 20 wear
or tear On. Clothes-washes perfectly clean-makes
no q ID. and requires no boiling.
EsE~Sold subject 20 trial. lfit does not give sa-
ti5.aCuon you have the right 10 return 1t.
Machine and Wringer..,.................. $22 10
Machine separate .,....................... Ia w
HUMPHREYS 4 CO., Harduare Dealers.
EUGENE WEST, Geaeral Agent.
Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va.
February 7, IS67.--G
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PERFECT MATERIAL,

AND TO EMPLOY NONE But
Competent WOI'kmen.
thoroughly skilled in their business he can promise
Boots and shoes,
for Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses and Children, in a
style that cannot be surpassed. lie also opiigates
himself ~ make all repairs made necessary by the
ripping of work sold or made at his establishment
free Of cost. -
His READ HNADE WORK, which VIII oe
sold at the most reasonable figures has been selec-
ted with the greatest care, and to the Ladies VINO
have so literally patronized him in the past, he Is
able to give guarantee that nothing VIII De soiu
from bis shop that is not strictly what he recon-
mends il 10 be- He has no desire TO deceive, but
wishes to make living by straight forward, hon
est manner Of dealing.
He win keep constantly on hand large and
general stock of the very hest quality of SOLE and
UPPER LEATHER. Calf and Morocco Skins, Ii
nings and other Findings which he will sell at the
lowest prices for cash. He respectfully asks call
from the public
zz9-He also intends to keep on hand a large and
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lust received a supply Of Bidwells Coal Oil
81 Axle Grease for Carriages, Wagons, &C., war
ranted the best in use.
June 6. 1867. II. L. HEISkELL.
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AIsQUIrH & nRo..

zc,1A4tL.s
Druggists &c ApothecarieS'
RE prepared TO furnish everything in their
n line upon the most desirable terms. They
have in store the largest and most complete stock
of Foods they have ever offered 30 the public
Their stock of
DRUGS. CHEMICALS,
Patent and Family Medicines is endless in variety
They would call the attention Of Country Physi-
clans to such articles as are used in their practice
feeling confident they make 1t TO their interest
10 buy from them instead Of going to Baltimore.
Their stock Of
Druggists Fancy Goods'
PerfumerY, Soaps,
Prenarations for Dveing, Preserving and Dressing
the Hair, Tooth Nail ard Hair Brushes, Combs
Dressing Fine &c, is equal to that OF any similar
establishment in the Valley.
Prescriptions entrusted TO them will be COM
pounded with neatness and accuracy.
Persons wishing a supply OF
Paints. Oils, window Glass,
DYES. Yarnishes, Colors and everything in the line
of Painters Materials will find their stock large
and As cheap as they can be sold anywhere.
fine assortment OF Paper and Envelopes for
Ladies or Office use
They are the Wholesale Distributing Agents for
the Morning Star Bitters Company for this ana
Clarke Counties. Merchants wishing them by the
Case can procure them at the Company's Whole
sale price.
All the above mentioned goods they offer at low
figures for CASH No goods sold on credit
Persons owing them will please come forward
and settle. Customers will bear IN mind that they
do not do credit business. When indulgence -
given. accounts must be settled the LIST Of every
month.
June -, 1867.
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BLACK sMITHING.

TIVE undersigned respectfully announces that he
devotes himselfto his business in all its de-
partments. Having by years Of constant attention
and diligence secured reputation for subtantial
and neat work, he hopes TO retain it by yet more
assiduous attention and desire 70 do his duty to-
wards all who patronize him.
Prompt attention given to the
Shooting Of Horses,
and all branches Of the trade, repairing of wagons
or farming implements, &c. conducted without de-
lay and at iiviHg rates.
RES Shop nearly opposite the residence Of DIT; j,
j. H. Straith. ACHILLES DlAoN'
January g. 1867.
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''King of the West"

CharIestown, W. Va, Feb. Is, 1861.
Hsssrs. d. HUMPHRgTs & Co.
Gentlemen: have used one OF your Wash
ing Machines. "King Of the West. and itgives me
euiire satisfaction. My family is very large, and
most cheerfully recommend the Machine % the
Dublie HEZEKIAH COLBERT.
Having used one OF the shove named Washing
Machines in my family, l cordially endorse the a.
hovs esrti6e,te, GEO. II. TURNER.
Feb IS 1867.
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FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.


DELIRVING that
Id 70 have one Of
tbe largest and best
selected assOrtments
Of this class ever in
this Valley-and that
wo possess sdvsntG-
goa which enable ua
20 gell 80 Zoo as the
HAole1Gic Roszos Of
BGliiRore, We there
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ygr.s~ zsAeseoyer, -.
gof AZ aAschS,ids Of WORKING tn hing
she amount ~ mental md moral discipline
now conmuss ID that sel.tss, NV req tisite IN
.facieacf in g&nerai mansgslner iapsf A,f VI
l5rr time to 4,otbe prove xtrstit< tff tGrnl
overcome IA severaisseas aia Erarses nd
Fneland, but the BasnIsensefs these s1cers4r
q sfiil comparatively sinss IlU.afEsN n}ts
which have been made IN flfs ecilntfx habe
nspa IN resulted ID stAes esfrss1Ioa. sf aas
santernriee into an ordinary part a1tsh5p eoilf1
.sosedsufz two. or three iniayidusies eads ths
s.hdrnwal Of their remaining memberA. OF
dlEng back into ishs pasitien % jodr-
oeymxsss sAlthopeh .tsset efare ~ lock Tor
ward 10 ssfeing labor estntuaily orsaz 1sslsi y
s.n.S59fht i've rciagissts, and No - |ux IN
me ~reat acs,uar,.ati6Hs. efscspitA hold -
these ASSOCIATIONS, AID, what is uslp Az
better. 10 seeing u state III fhinSSf w which
the .posilion 81 4 uiss-e hired iabofer, depen5-
ant On daily wages, Nall be occupied aa1 by
a Serv small "a 4 i<ssiens .alaS 4 HI nat
r,sss COMPOSED s5lt1g -0f tbs fcionA ADD
anusual Z ,,nsk Killed sor unstable. I'VE 411nk
she next stage ID the progress VI 9ab1e nj
q wh,ch 4hs pfesgnf agisatidn Il iikei1 ~
Head us before aery long, will ~ TN oo-0pSFr
s s:e,ic, = MI with III 4 stsi Il III
HA Htu 81 wsses> n II
sian 81 CIR, p<15 q = =
heak cepisel, thns shaflte
Us sssss & S.3s;ss, s|ll y Iss .i a.
oi s,Atioh tstt. is5cr ma 1dp Itls u
Iaouptries hsEdte rs,biI yeas( ! M 49,
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" soon The wonNn Of the place wedld hay q
nothing to DO with her. She liysd with her
brother and his wife, in a ttle1wbite frame
house in the village, and ,<pod many people
will remember The day when she left that
house-turued out i in shame and
dsgraoe-going, lsfbcF baby IN beEE.I ms,
towards tho road aiAt led 20 tbeeity Ihsy
had been as hagd With her At bono % Gkhers
were, and hes4istef in law would never near
her name sahsEtionad again. 4nda 90 one.
knew wal had becslsas " asEs
NoN4hat figure Ia the paf& MftipR on
be1sh Ia all the rain, ia tawtTy hnefY, W.
iAsl strange look about il seu cent describe.
tat which yOp never sec ~ gq.f women,
q me iR mind % Lizzy Marray~ 1twaslco' &
and heavier, and it was not ySung :
figure, bus for Oh that itkeemed ike her and
il looked, too, like . wUuan y no had seen
terrible hardships, and, may be, hard no home
7 sat wepderisz vhesher a wa all fancy,
ar whether Like Murrays had really come
.stifs. snd We: looking pc OR fares all he
while, and haiiing every man nod woman
that went past with; "iiaye y ride, sit ~
\ orMHaye 4 ride, na'am ~ VIXEN saw COM
ing across Me Park, With Foftpanteau IN
MS bs~d. d fine looking Eentlemap, who Ap-
though ho had iuss cbme 40
Ne lnak eastss
"a knnpse
Asae ~ Sihibs sbAFs&ysS g. e.
..ts e6ach on shs sts:s. :. 81 ha.ase
ghen be FEY tps e 10y. ~ :. =, 80 - aasa s u,
aman on The pepch st1ta sszz'e1s oaas e
in y shs as Fs,.s ~ !, IL fEIs ss ss &.
saw PEI I. ~ Y a d ' Isl ~ S7ne1 Il aas
h,zss y ~ mind in lysel4s xhst II 81 & 4
e ~ q long, Mr. RsRt ~ hsd 1opaEe z
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-14

PEADTR CHOOSE BETWEEN A
IN VIZ ,rsur - ~ an untimeiy death. dh, how
r~A uauch niscFy and sickness
E a ts would have been sp.rsd me
hnd hut read thin before
yna uuhliEhed. 6rcond oil
Al - : A Prize 25zcenfs. Tbs
A AN mirror "a Youth, o. The Mys-
1rr7es Of Sexual fnterecnrse.
~ ~ J. Leh1rch, Efactisi1g
violsn.a l53 sgash weiis
sfreef5 Chicago, M On re-
lnlI{ante 'of twenty i've cent?
N posEnrs ssnrsps,a H Will W.
- n~tS neiL Alps fsr rsis y Ahssiss so y ne
A 1ceek Asznlk E<reeE Dx. LisbArcn nnsn1r q 80
pglss1e nnsTs scertnx = ~ pethod iptz9ducsd
- nrncrn.d ~ HIN mr. ever twelTe years With fhe
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.TFE FLORENGE

win an easily an fsds and tailoring nork on one and
10 ~nuns mneAAne4 the str0n aud hneiy finished.
<><z nsssens III rossys thsFe are no springs {,
&C uuf ~ ur3er,-whsfe fbf stren9f4, durability and
5zautE y drsn u nil hear. We invite guGarison
sih say - 81 other machines.
uAppl e.mss 6sr AEe-Iey sAoald enclose stamps
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strike Of the stable Mes.

strike Of he stable Mca.
SAM ady reported in tho HERArp the strike Of the
stahlon en- will only result in snsang loss upon The
men," 3D. except temporary Inconvenience al nrst has
nnicss no damage the railroad companies The men
sppas to have gone 10 work in very slpshod manner
withS regard to the strike they wished To have any
resale in intimidating the 'bosses" They have been
wen ling In unanimy among themselves, and hurried
mae strike before they had any definite plan Of sction
hi out On Thursday, for instance all the stable men
~ uck for the higher wages Of two dollars day that
they demand, without in the nrst place having
tyetitioncd the directors OF the various railroad
\ companies for The said increase OF pay On Friday
third OF tho men WORK. ana these msn
the assistance OF the hands 6rst engsgedwhom
tney were able 70 instruct In thor workwers able 10
90 most o. e work the stables, and thus any
ineonyeniencs 70 the directors On saturday another
proportion "a the old hands returned 70 work. and the
places OF tie remaining absentses filed the
Jory OF uis city lines with newly arrived German emf
grants VINO glad enough to act the pay that the
fore, only about hair the stablemen still
on strAke-if strike IL can be called where their
places, nil filled up The railroad companies will
Ing sA take hack the majority Of the old hands at
Their former Of wages but u they do not return
500 a there viii DO chance Of their being employed.
Tie Strike has consequently only resulted In most Of
he losing weeks wages and the remainder their
kituatlons They continue 70 hold meetings ~ h true,
and move resolutions 10 sticking TO their demand:
but their point has been lost long since by OF
judgment and cooperation.
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rhe Raclnx et Heheken-Oprnlns nay.

The Racing as Hsbsk On Opening Day.
The racing will be inaueurated to-day at tina
Hoboken Course the meeting containing for three days
THIS will give the public opportunity Of estimating
the relative merits Of the HORSES the majority Of whch
are engaged and will at jerome Park on the guc-
ceedlng week, commsacing Wednesday the ga
instant. AZ Hobokcn there will be four races each
day including hnrdlng and steepe chasing. From tho
reputation OF tbs bosses in training In the various
stables the vcnyof the course with the fine condi
ton most Of them appear be in the racing will be
good There are hnor class OF three year cds this
than there were on the two previous years. and
there 10 fair proOect OF having few more such clip
pcrs Kentucky, Norfolk aud. Astcroid. Che three
year ods OF 1903 and 1863 bus wesdy lonothipg
TO compare with those Of 64 but the chances that
this season VIII bring forth better class
SMILING or POOLS AT MIrCuML nR0TuxRs.
A considerable number Of gentlemen connected with
the turf assembled last evening AZ Mitchell Brothers
Of Houston ssreet and Broadway 90 DC present.
al the selling Of pools In The Hobokea races, by r..
Usderwood. Betting was fair, considering that II w
upon the opening races Of the season Backers are
naturally shy nj Investing largo in the spring
they, OF course preser TO the horses run
before they bet heavily the result OF their pcrrm-
Several pools wore, however. sold last evening.
| Among the most important we're the ewIng:-
mnI. ~nas
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pendture over the revenue OF 800 600 900 reals The
Epoca OF Madrid states that the de6ct will be covered
by reductions in several Of the State departments and
by new taxes.
The possibility a peace being preserved by the London
Congress had given great confidence to the European
money exchanges, but wisha there feeling that
the Emperor Napoeons warlike proolivitiss may for
the present. kept in check only by his limited stock
Of Chassspot rifles.
The Cork Herald Of May ID, says
The London Times has come round to the opinion that
deep and almost ineradcabie discomfort prevails ia Ire
the dsanection which exists amongst large Dor
ton OF her people The Times ought to have IL own
files searched and perhaps its conscience would be
smtten by the proofs they would afford Of the talents
and abilities prostituted in order 70 sow discord be
tween tho people Of this unhappy country and their
English rulerA
The English Board or Trade returns for March show
falling on ofl3 In the value Of exchange against the az
csptona large exports Of March last year. Much Of the
dmnution due 70 the decline in the price Of cotton a
while the decrease in value II per cent there was
an increase Of per cent in quantity There is falling
on Of Is per cent In hardware and Der cent in iron
manufaciures 20 in linen manufactures 50 in silk manu-.
features and IL per cent 10 wooen manufactures The
last three items have been materially affected by The
slackness Of business with the United States
The Paris correspondent OF the London Court Journal
announces that the Empress Of the French in again
encieyke.
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the FRENCH ARMY.

Napelesn's Movement for Reduction.
[From the Paris Moniteur, May 1-EvenIng.l
when late Incidents relative TO Luxcmburg gave rise
to certain apprchsnsons for the maintenance Of pcsce
the French army consequence Of reductions elected
in 1885, had fallen below Its normal effective On the
other hand the corps Of occupation in Mexico had left
In America thousand horses three thousand OF
these being draft horses, which It indispensable 70
place was, therefore, the duty Of the government
take precautionary These have consisted ~
raising the regiments their effective strength, IN nv
chasing certain number Of horses and placing The ON
tier fortresses Of defence. The pacina tntel
renee which ranspired within the last fsw vavs NJ.
determined the Emperor 20 take further nv surc
mind ana not 10 discourage the hopes Of Hare Thu.
the Humbcr Of horsts 70 be bought viii 'ue LIMITED 4
whpt strictly necesssrT spA ne soads on furiosss
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mos1 recAe1 ass pit 70 rob various residences in
the MINI wad was mseS about hafpast three O'Clock
yesterday AFTERNOON oS gang OF sneak thieves, three
OF wnom woss caught bile sndeavorna 70 open the
door OF private MOI in West Twelfth street. near
GrecnWcn omcenrS rennan and Hills, OF the Ninth
precinct poice asn I'd 70 arrest the trio another
portion Of tne CANA four in number, joined their
psnons ana As~eS tho officers with stones and othe
missiles The o61css drew their rrvo,vars ~hsrsrror
the dcdperAdoss ssl some children who AZ play
ia the street and han than he,va.r .sau.sv.. a ~
officers, knowingly at the Iatter vould no dssrhsrS.
their revolven " 4 any OF The ch,Idr.n ,.ou,c Z.
hurt Two or a nngieeder. ieU ire cro,vd "a
s.ar.vu on s"A but they were closely followed
~ sue oMesao' One OF them was speedily caught by
omcss DIenh.a marched 70 the station house, with
an heWcmenss steady marching in the shape OF q
loaneu Ie,ovet cid close TO his ear; tho other being
mots n'mvs onicer Hills lively chase through
cSdeys Ssnf nv rho odcsr rhch .i,ha..-a -.s,
more nteigbb than tina orders ~ or - ~. Sss
I've failed aegIocted ~ ohaarv.. 10 49,.
house Perry street ana 49, ,b,or-n - s.,I
into the back ward and sfter ac.,,ns ~. -
sccreted HIM eli IN stablc vbsre itss oncs, $500
him. Tho .mes given hv sho.. $1,000 -. rrs---
wheeler ~ Charles Dugan. The others OF the gang
are known the police. 0fcer Hills very severely
nurt In p eft arm by being struck With stone In the
course OH Ie melee.
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BY STEAMSHIP TO MAY Q.

The Inman steamship City Of New York. which lefs
Liverpool At four P. NJ the 1st and Queenstown on
the I'd OF May, arrived At this port early yesterday
morning. bringing mail details Of our cable dispatches
20 the ID Of Msy--one day later.
The Boren zsfung says project exists TO establish,
"a the event Of the evacuation OF Luxembourg, Prus
sian fortified camp Frer larger scale than the
Freach camp at Chalons.
telegram from Madrid, OF the LIST inst, states that
The Spanish Budget for 1895 and 1909 shows dens of
oooooO Of rsas The months Of the current year
sioogns 70 tbs financial period shows an exc ~ Of ~
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Hse IA SOUTH SssoKLYn.

During he fsArfui thunder storm which prevailed
last night a sboss twenty minutes Of twelve Che aArn
OF Are was sonrasd for tho Second district and she 80
men turned ui1l their wontsd psomptituda fhs
alarm was onusoaby the burning OF Archer saltyetxe
stores foot OF Yana Ryks street. Red Heck Poon which
is supposed to bsen struck By hghtninGs The
structure, which as OF wood, about 30 By 100
feet in exssak, together with iS c0ntents,
amounting 70 several thousand dollars worth -
nitrate OF pda mtrsly destroyed despite the ssD
made 10 the pr sperty Tho inammabie subgtaDee
burned for upwards OF hour and half llRhsng uD
the heavens FOR, many miles around and giving tho
general impression That most extensive cOn1ngration
was 10 progesA The properly. is believed. was MOB
insured
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court
The Chief Justice addressing the prisoners said -:
Thomas - Burke and Patrick Doran, after protracted
ana careful investigation into your respective by
found guilty and you called receive the
iast sentence Of the law for the highest crime known TO
sne law, snat OF high treason against the Queen.
ana painful duty imposed upon by the law, and that
duty is 70 pronounce the sentence which cannot change
sentence 10 that you aud each Of yos shall 10 taken from
the place where you now stand the place from whence
you came and that on Wednesday the Goth day OF this
month OF may, you De dramn hurdle from that place
70 ~ pace esecution and ha there yoH and each Of you
ssea ce naneed oy ne neck until you dead and lhat
6og and As body Of each Of yov divded into fosr quar-
t shall De disposed Of her Majesty and her Execu-
tive shall think it, and may the Lord God Almighty
nave mercy on your souls Ills ordship here appeared
deeply Affected and many persons in the court shed
John NCaderty IN, -
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SPECIAL meeting Of the journey men Plumbers As
ISOLATION YES held last evening 81 Putnam Hall. corngr
Of Twelfth street and Third avenue cS The purpose
stated taking consideration the feasibility of adopting
standing rate Of wages up 10 late boer however,
the subject not toucheA, and the onl, business
transacted related 70 collecting subscriptions from the
members present. for the purpose q assisAsg the
plumbers Of Boston In maintaining the eight hear sys.
ism, under which they hays bess yorkas for ,As p,
1ftesn month"; =
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FIRE M VEST srsrry

FIRE was discovered bout half-past one O'Clock this.
morning in the second Of the boarding houss No
20 West street. near Ne rris, which, owing 70 timoy
alarm and the propus Tor living on the pre ~
was checked without extending aay OF H..
SSs,ssssliss so'AiPsE j the REsssI'sso. ..
LIQUOR store cnthe4 cound floor, states thai shortly
before the are was dis ysred Of his dodgers retired
for the night somewhat under the influence Of liquor
aad he that ne must have SEE re TO the bed
clothes In his no IN hi endeavors 70 ges light He
the da magepae about - 000 which b fully In
sured The stores snnjured, from water. TIE
two upper ho0rs, how ev or are In ruins.
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FARRKLI- On sMaaday, Nay 49, wnuAs SAasssLl, in
the Goth year Of hisSags
The friends lfsmtay and also the sotivg hsss-
rary and exempt n0nbsU OF Union Engine C(Impany
No g. w. D., are rOaussted attend she fuaeuL foaD
his late residence No II Raymond street. Brooklyn
Wednesday afternoon, ~ two O'Clock II
JFUr Other DeofAs See Eich& R0neI
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Lrvsaroot, May 10, 1857
Tho steamship Cordsa, from New Orleans April ~,
Brett May 13-Evening
The steamer Celia, Captain Gieadel which left New
York on the 9Th ult arrived hore to-day on her way 70
London.
The Great Eastcrn In Trcubie Again.
IIvERroor, May 13-Evsnng.
An attachment has been served on the steamship
Great Eastern at the suit Of her crew, for nonpaymens
OF wages. -
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French Theafre-Rist
hislor appears for the fortysiIth and last time
America tonight Elizabeth. In this great r6e she
has made her most lasting triumph the receipts for
this play alone have exceeded STA 600 Such
as this has never fallen TO the fortune OF any represen-
tstivs OF the drama this country before On Wednes-
day afternoon Madame Rstor will play Mary Stuart, q
the French theatre. for the benefit OF the American ORA
matte Fund Association and the same evening ct the
Academy OF Music for the benefit OF the Ital
ian scnoos OF New York. On Thursday she will give
dement, matinee for tho Southern Relief and
ON Friday her one hundred SEVENTEEN and Last rop
resentatlon In America will take place on whoh occa-
sion Medea, tho play in which she made her evsutful
debut eight months since, win be given