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MAYNE REDS BANKRUPTCY.


Before COMMISSIONED HOirOyu.
IN r. Captain Name Reid The bankrupt. the well
rards Cross Bucks The accounts show debts OF s74C0
with considerable surplus in the form Of assets ard
property held security the latter beng returned
20 7a3, and embracing copyrights Of the sHeadless
Horseman' and other works. anu mansion called The
Rancho, at Gerrards Cross valued n. f8.6sf
This was the sitting for examination and discharge
Mr. Cunningham, for the assgnees. said the case was
very favorable one. a. there would probably be
nius OF "a 000 Thew therefore, recommended that the
bankrupt should receive his order OF discharge.
Mr.. Bagley opposed for the creditors Messrs Osborne
Stevens OF uxbrdge. he disputed tho statement OF
surplus; II not likely thai the MANSION was
called, wcuid realize more than secured ON It..
Upon examination the bankrupt stated that there
debts Of 2sa due TO him ut the time &C his bankruptcy
Mcssrs. Chapman aud Hall amongst his debtors.
Mr. s. O. Beeton, the runlisher owed aim f250 but ho
raid. Mr. Brown, publisher N the Bps' Journal owed
him El0O for literary services but there had been
commodaton transactions between them. About three
years ago be commenced huiciug mansion for his
residence, which valued at e. 000-more than the
whole OF his dc5ts X was leasehold property, held
from Brasenose College Oxford for eighty years at f2J
year He had other property in the shape n copy
riding horse horse for his brougha,n, two ponies
pony carriage and other horses when made bank
rnpt
Mr. Feed was counsel for iii. bankrupt.
The Commissioner OF opinion that nothing had
shown to prevent the bankrupt receiving his order
The property Gerrards cross evidently Of
siderable value. and there preterce for charging
the bankrupt with contracting debts without reasonable
means o: payment The accounts had been carefully
examined by Mr. Hutton. aud were certified be
correct The order OF discharge would, therefore, be-
oranted
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE

KINGS COUNTY IQuog DEALERS AssocfAros.-A
meeting OF the Liquor Dealers Association OF Kings
county held at Montague Hall, Brooklyn last even
ing at eight O'Clock Mr. John langsiaA, the chairman
Of the association In calling the nAetng to order stated
that the object Of the meeting was 70 raise funds to be
used for purpose Of sending Albany 10 Secure
the modification OF the Excise law which had lately gone
into operation This meeting not for the purpose OF
deyislnr means 10 evade the law but for the moddca-
ton the law. The Eastern District IS represented ~
the German Association. They wished to raise fgnds
enough 10 entte them to unite with the New YorK
Association for that purpose was proposed TO Collect
i've dollars from each person in the trade a let
ter thcn read from the New York Liquor
and Lager Beer Association, inviting cooperation
from the dealers in Brooklyn IN the effort
TO secure repeal revision or the EXCISE law fhc
change proposed Is to extend the time OF closing At
night from twelve until one and TO make the time or
nt ,our 9cv1S On or TWO from each
ward was then appointed to collect the proposed fund.
and also committee OF three 70 confer with tho New
York Association
CENTENARY SUPPER m AID or THE ToMrKISs AvESrB
MfrHoDsT EpIsoorAL CHuRcH.-The ladies' OF this con-
gregation held centenary supper in the Academy Of
Music last evening. Accommodations we're provided for
eight hundred persons at the tables. which were fur
nished with an elegant rcrast The euterianm Mt Vas
fair pecuniary success, 81 head being the price a.
admission. This congregation, of which the Rev. r. ..
Hill pastor, purpose erecting new edince on Tomr
kns avenue, corner of Wiiloughby The building viii
the gothic order of architecture seyentyfvo by
CITY Ave feet dimensions, with sPire one hundred
and forty feet in height and will accommodate one thou
sand persons.
HoaRInrE DrAn-About four o'clock yesterday after
noon n man named James Fallon, iaborcr engaged in
shoveng grain on elevator at Lamber's store, At
lantc Dock fell into the conductor which the
grain from elevator another, and was smohercd
10 death before he could be extricatcd Failon was
married man and leaves family.
WALL FAILS IM-Sorne workmen engaged 10 dig.
gng cellar 1874 Atlantic street, about four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon undermined the sidc wall OF tho
next house. Fundamentally, whom the vail fell IN with
crash fortunately injuring no one however Win inc
wall quantity OF furniture fell through from the next
house which was occupied by Henry Boyle as furn,-
ture store The furniture which insured was consd-
erably damaged by the debris
A1rEsrrsp SUICIDE Dy A SUPPOSED LUsArIc-A Cor
man named G. c. stuhr residing at IA Verandah place.
and formerly an inmate Of the Lunac Asylum, attemps
commit suicide yesterday oy cutting his throat
with n razor He made large cash in his mock, aus
also cut his left arm badly when the taken
from him. He was taken TO the Long Island college
Hospital He is supposed to be again insane.
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no person in any position OF responsibility advo-
caied ~. and the republican leaders deprecated
any suggestion OF such u proceeding ~ SIAN
derous asperson upon the moderation and saga-
city OF their party But Congress has met and
tested Tia strength and flushed with seLso OF power.
hufrcs on from one position 10 ano,ne uni a last II
boldly declares that obstacle shall be permitted TO
thwart the complete execution Of is will what was
pronounced impossible has become fact and arguments
reprobaied with indiynation are accepted and acted
upon What il clause Of the constitution that should
bar the way Of the representatives or the people'
majority some eighty years since psosenced TO enact
laws limiting the power OF the majority OF odav. Can
any pretence il is asked be more vain or idier And
the sopLsn passes current. s0phsms will which jus
tify tho of whom they addressed
But the popularity OF such reasoning makes the
DeacLmen Of the President remarkable as evidence OF
the length which the revolution has gone and hint
Of what may come after.
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HrpsoS. Jan. %. !

HUDSON, jan Y 1857.
rarnev McCann, who was tried last April for the mur
der AZ Edward pys convicted and sentenced 10 be hanged
but who Obtained . now trial. was to-day arraigned,
when lac pleaded guilty Of granddaughter in the third
degree and sentenced 10 two years and six months
In the State Prison.
John Allen who murdered his wife At saghkanic In
the most revolving manner, arraianed. He with
drew his plea OF insanity and his trial In set down for
70. morrow II s evident that he Is either maniac
Q hend.
George W. Davenport. representing himself AZ . local
editor OF the Worcester Gazette sentenced to nteen
months hard labor In the Clinton Prison for attempting
~ ussar = (ovved check. xffNE 8s KN#tMl
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the MEXICAN QUESTION.
French iron-ciad. for Vera Cruz
IFrom The Phare De y Nsnche, jan. " J

Tie iroli-c,ad division OF Rear Admiral Roucere ie
Noury lon the Roads at four r NJ. The ADMIRAL
vessel The Maernta Commander Iebris and the frGaic
la Fiandre, Commander Bachme, have gone to Vera
Cruz
The army rsnsport Baysrd left the day before yeter
day, and the Fontenoy sasd the 6th going 10 Vera
Cruz
Lastly the transport Cher, which left the Roads on
Saturday was sail on Monday. This vessel Is the last
Of the transports from port 10 carry home the
French troops In Mexico.
All the vessels and those az the other ports are TO
arrive Vera by tho 25th February The cpbarca.
ton Of the sxpeditiouary corps Is 10 commence d once
40 that the evacuation may he effected by the ist OF
March.
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EXPLOSION ON BOARD A sIsAMTue.

About seven o'clock last evening the seamsug Enter
prise while lying at the foot OF Thiry-eighth street,
orth river exploded her boiler, which nearly demcl-
shed the vessel The engineer, Charles T. Barrett W.
terribly scaided and taken to The New York Hnspi-
tai where but little hopes entertained OF his recov-
cry The pilot and o woman named Harrison were aso
badly scAded both Of whom conveyed to the resi-
dencc OF their friends Barrett resides NJ No 62 Char
ton street The tug was owned aud used by the con-
tractor for removing dead animals iron, the city, and
had just returned AFTER trip TO barren Island IL V
stated that the accident occurred by neglect The part
OF The engineer in not having enough In the boiler
The damage will amount 10 about $4,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The London Money Market.
LONDON, jan l2-Noon
United States five tweRties quoted this morning At
72s5ss, and Illinois Central shares at 500.
LosBoN jan 22-Noon.
The money market Is quiet and steady. Consois
quoted al 90h for money.
The following are the current quotations for
AMERICAN sYcuEITfEs r,..4
United States fee-twenties
Ere RAILWAY 8naveS
Illinois Central shares.
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market. ).
~. IayERro0I, Jan. o. Nnen.
the cotton market opens Hat The days sales will not
aggregate moro thas 1000 bales Middhng uplands
quoted 81 14;sd
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THE RADICALS IMPEACHMENT.
British View Of the second American Reeve
tuition.

British View Of the second American Revs-
tuition.
from the london Times, Jan. 10
"La Rtromfion bisr.n Tho dispatches which pour
upon through The Atlantic teasersph show that the
well known phrase Of 1782 may BE- applied In all its
meaning 70 the Of events IN Amsrtca revolu
ton is in progress there The House Of Representatives
has taken the t step towards the removal Of the Pres
ident from Office. Mr. johnson stands in The way Of the
republican psny INC kon,sus vssom o. s,, aes
Of the crime Of J~mme on epsion for As~ss and that
opinion doee noe conform 10 the sentiments VI the ms
jorty Of Congress- whether shs opinion was
right on wrong. luss ov unjust, 70 y mot for
NJ 70 inquire The important points are thae
d vas indcpehdent opinion; that Mr. Jchnson
thought he was President with well defined duties and
nsbihties, insead OF constitutional King bound
70 sccspt and follow the sdvos u Mnis&ss possssue
ths conddsncs e Legislative asssby; thes ths isdes
psndcpt opinion orned ~ lhe puuit e he ebus con-
csived n ~ fptyv goyAie9ernb ma oe1oseycs ran4
SeS Sn c6slssI. & " ' VII zsco~siDsiy NJ
johnson "a 70 be mpesched. During
the elections and up 70 the beginning Of December moth
ing appeared more chimerlcai tlAh attempt 70 i'm
psso the PRESIDENT No respectable orGaA Of spnioa.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ~, 1897
By The bark Formiea advces 70 January have been
rcrciveA from the Sandwich IsSpdS Tho ships Golden
Fleece and Bsronics, from this port, had arrived at
AZ Honolulu who expected 10 take passage by the
steamer Colorado for China They viii - disappointed
The schooner Moekeka has BEEN wrecked On the
southern shore of Molakie. IA
rho report q The massacre Of Hawains By The Kisg cf
4 Confirmed. te8 flINN
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Birch. Bsr,sri. wamboid and BacSrs stu prove
strong drawing team Whose power only equalird ny
their wit and their fertility in invention. Their enter
tainment this week Is overfowing with rolckng fun
and embraces several no. elites in the shape Of buT,esace
operatic acts The dancing ~ Cooper and Fields the
singing wambold the limitations " actors by Backus
and Brchs stump spsccl still form ponir ent features
the excellent programme Of tho establishment, which
not hack appreciation the hands OF their large
audi
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M E xIC o

Thr Liberal Possessions-A Fight Expected
Near the Capital.
WASHINGTON, Jan. o. 1867.
ne,.S ,dyices received report JuareS In poses-
sion or Man moros Monterey chihuahua, saltlio, San
Luis po,os A uas Caentes Guadaaiara and the greater
norton az the roads leading the capital. SO thai in
the even, AZ IN cessful ght with the imperial sts who
had rome out Ia. meet them, they the libera would
occupy the capital
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S P Al NJ.

The Tornado Steamship DimcuIfy with Eng
land.
LONDON, Jan. %, 1867.
The Herald this morning editorialiy says that the gov
ernmen, has protested against the decision Of Spain
tho Tornado case, owing 10 irreguarity. The Herald
admits that the operations of the Tornado looked
pici0us
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QUEENSTOWN jan 2o-Noon
tho Cunard steamship Aus;ra!asian, from New York
January touched here early this morning, route 10
Liverpool
r aes LIVERPOOL. Jan. 29-Noon.
The steamship City OF Washington, which left New
York the 18th OF January, obliged 70 put into the
Shannon this morning. short Of coal
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{ N ella N D

Another JEFF Davis, steamer Recovered 10
the Union.
LONDON Jan %, 1867.
Tho Court of Admiralty has just given NOON final
judgment in favor Of the United States in the RapDahan
mock This makes the third recovered by
United states Consul Dudley in the courts here.
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Cbar,ex Mhi1e,. t,a.nhlnntion Troupc.

The management OF th.s temple OF Menus > con
time TO present to their patrons and highly diver
sied selection OF Ethiopian buresqucs and comic inter.
iudcs Tho excellent corps de ballet also seem fully
aware Of the saying that variety is tho spice Of fe
and nightly vary their pleasing EXHIBIT
ing much good the arrangements and costumes
fui house greeted the performances at this establish
ment last evening and testified by tho gcnuneness Of
their applause the uudoubted popularity OF this mrth
provoking place or resort The Fcnan's OATH new local
drama 9th an abundance Of nsstion and eecs,
IL being produced ut tins place.
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! 7 A [ y.


Turkish Indemnity.
FLORENCE, Jan. %, 1867
The question between Italy and Turkey arising Of
the firing upon Italian by the Turks has been
amicaby settled The Sublime Porte yields every point
and consents to pay The indemnity.
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The Christian Canadians Thank
the American People.
Earl Carnarvon ON North American
Confederation.
The French Iron Clads Sail
for Vera Cruz.
BIZ THE CABLE TO JANUARY q.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Christian Insurgents Thank the Ameri-
can People.
ATHENS, jan %, 1867.
The chief Of the insurgents in Gambia has written
long letter TO the United States Consul here thanking
the American people, through him, for the sympathy
extended to the Crctans He also petitions the Consul
for American ships-of-war to convey lbs and
children.
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A M U s & NJ E N T s
New York Theatre.

The as' benefit aid of the Masonic Hall aad Asylum
fund given Yesterday afternoon At this theatre The
beautiful and deeply interesting comedy, b. Tom Taylor
emitted stn Waters Run Deep was produced with
excellent cast OF characters the moral precep,s which
the play cnforces and its many OF humor being
very acceptaby rendered by the cntre company Messrs
Baker, Jordan and Smith and Miss Fanny Morant and
Mss Sadee Cole special communication for their
natural aud artistic acting in this fine comedy. The
musical farce o. Mr.. Mrs White concluded the
ter;annent. spectacular ,trama called The Bird Of
Paradise Is in active preparation at this theatre.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1857.
General Mcdowell has ordered companies and 8
Eighteenth United States cavalry, and and OF the
Fourteenth United States infantry, under command q
Colonel Gregg, to proceed by the next steamer To DPum
Barracks from whence they will march 10 the DsstSct
OF Prescott in Arizona Of which Colonel Gregg will A.
sumo command.
The ship Commodore from New York. arrived to-day.
Ti, ships CLAN tho 26th and Mount WalstOn. 31se
% iiccemb r. sailed from Honolulu Tor New Bedford.
''nir Is quoted as foliows:-Extra 50, and superans
Mring stocks quoted foliows:-Savagc, $t,670:
Yellow Jacket, 1000; Crown Point 81 22o; Choiay.
S225 Imperial, 1855; Belcher, $3.50; Ophir, tlOA
Legal tenders selling at 73k.
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New York from Liverpool on March % She VII leave
New York for Bres, April and then trade between
France and America
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OHIrH0U, Jhu. WI
The IOWA division Of The Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad was finished TO Council Bluffs to-day, which
completes the link between the seaboard and the North
H,atiA tnrse hundrod miles wsae 81 he hlsseHA river.
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+" ST. LOUIS. Jan. ~, 1861.
fhs Evewino Despatch publishes the report that Cover
Fletcher has brought suit seainst ne ross Ne
DubJScan for libel Damages are laid as el00,O00 The
sust 4 based upon tegser from General O. Vaughan
70 Governor Fstchss IN regard 70 Tho ana IN LAssysss
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1. tss EEw OnlnAxs, Jan a. 1851
member OF the members Of the Legislature have ~
has rsvvsd but a h gsns1Ay beloved mai noshinG ~
thA kind viii he attouAplod "A y sae4Nss ts-ist
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Tho trains arrive and depart on tmo No ice Is coming
out the Mississippi river owing 70 gorge sbove but In
the ohio river heavier than II any time Auring the
season. Notwithstanding this the port list shows
rivals fronf Louisville Evansville, Nashville and New
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The bark George 8 Hunt, Of Portland which came in
this harbor yesterday from Havana encountered heavy
norlhcry Winds and kept fifteen days south Of Hat
teras She sprlng her spars and lost some sails Most
o; the crew was frostbittcn.
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Departure Of the Commissioners "a the Paris
Observation-Disclosures for the Vacant
Catholic sees. &c. :. -.
The shipping Interests.

QUEBEC Jan. y, 156L
last year 800 vessels, tonnage 675,0O0 manned by
81 900 men, arrived here. OF which 100 vessels sailed
under the British flag; 40 vessels tonnage 1901 900,
eft this port, war vessels not included
Imports valued at s53oo,ooo; exports. 300, 900;
drtles rollccscd sG1O 600
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A-RecOmme sdn ti0n-fr0m-Pnris! .
The best having none OF the INJURIOUS quail
standing loss appetite Says Mr. Baremorc % Nassau
street, 10 HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE "
HEALTH recomment II 10 coun,rymen they will ~
cc.ve the beneht AS have.
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while manager Hooley continues TO cater 70 the public
amusement In the manner In which he now does. his
patrons will continue in numbers Last cvcn.
ing his neat and comfortable opera house was crowded
V rcplstcu ny select and decidedly appreciave audi
euco OF Brooklynes who fnd In his varied and ample
programme entertainment OF sufficient induccments
10 con1ue their patronage 70 their own city. The new
from LIBBY Prison. Is well worthy Of witnessing
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A.-Mctf,- Chemical Pewade Restores Gray
Hair and Is decidedly the b.x Hair Dressing used sold "
RusHFoN 10 Astor House, and By all druggists
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A-Foir-Tria,

A-Fnir-Triai. -
WHO conmeuces continues the use Of HorFs MALT
ENTRAtT the paatsble of Health. Mrs NJ. ~.
abauch south Second ll;aIDsburg writes
orrs Depot 5i2 broadway :"ilcase send me one dozsn
the bottles obtained aons husband good and
wish To continue It's uso.n .s..
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Across the Water.
has for eighteen accumulated reputation IN Europe
remedy aud leverage Of high value Drs Crane nnd
White that IL destined 10 supply want long ie IN
medical practice. HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT DEPOT for
Amer lea. 5i2 Broadway.
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A.--Sfccrrchuum Manufncturcr-.-POl ~
son, bs2 broadway near Fourth street smo~ers lie M
yftcd gops the select II ts country.
Every style order. Repairing done Waxing ana
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A.-Mndnme .JuucI,s Mamm arial Balm and
Patent Elevator Depot J Canal street send Tor ueause
Sold bv druggists
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Shin samuel Russell.

The ship Samuel Russell, from Annoy, China with
teas TO A. A. Low Brothers, which vessel arrived here
yesterday morning, Ind singular experience at sea-
She crossed the equator than month ago Decem-
her 1871 and for seventeen DAYS kept south OF Hat
ras by the strong gales from tho northwest On the
17a instant her officers sighted Barnegat, but the vess Of
blown on The ice thick and heavy,
and the snip much cut, that she was compelled
for the Gulf Stream. The badly frost
bittpn
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As%n no ds. mc Tay b. ETa
REMEDY. vegetable New York sKens, Defnss
Barnes, Wells Helmboi. Kitchen Codding,on, sheldon.
button. Frcerna druggists
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The Los. Of the Brig Geo.,E. Maltby.

Captain Smith, of the brig George E. Maltby. Of Nor
folk va, who, together with his crew, taken or
ha vessel, which in sinking condition, by the brig
Blue Wave reports that the vessel sailed from Demerara
for Baltimore December g. with a cargo Of sugar and
molasses. There heavy north and northwesteriy
gales which strained her very much and caused her to
leak. January 8 she encountered a hurricane from
east to north, during which she lost her sails
and stove her buiwarks. On the 7th instant, in
latitude IS q, longitude 20 as the George +.
Naby Ie in with tho brig Blue Wave, Captain Carroll
from Kingston, jamaica, for New York. The Blue Wave
took off the and brought them to this port al
ready stated. rhe Maltby sixteen years old. two
hundred and tons burden, and owned by f. r.
Beard and others OF Norfolk. Virginia.
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Appetite Lost, Appetite Found: -, -,
Letter HOff'- MALT EXTRACT DEPOT, 5fZ Broad-
Brooklyn l0i ORANGE street. MY wife could cse
NOTHING in fact taking bottles Of Malt
vtrac her began Increase and Is
ing better every day. Follows order.) g. r. BROWN.
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w,r., Teupees and ,Orse .sntsi Hair: Be-
kLOR .. ~ Bead street,
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coscha,k b giving monster concerts in vapazsiso
with $50 Instruments He will start m the spring for
the Paris Exposition. 1890. A4aH t4.
List h living with the monks Of sato Francesca
Romono amid the ruins Of the old Roman Forum.
Rsnccke has lust dnishsd q Lspsic ave Get spsra
entitled King Manfred iw
Her Msinus Of Dsfmstadt, has made Harounsl.
Rsschid, the great Oriental caiiph, the subject Of
drama n.4 % .r'e. fe.l
rheress has rssppeared q the Alcszar, Paris in new
scng-s.Ls Odsuvs d Rmtsd' ~" 1ffH-
Rossini hss snsrsly recovered nom the effects Of
ssvsrs nm which.hs received some tins since. =
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DBHAs BARNES CO., q Park row, and all drusgists
81 cents per bottle.