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The Black Crook exhibition.

"Mark Twain" the correspondent of
the Alta Californian, thus describes the
New York Black Crook exhibitions. He
says:
"The scenic effects, the waterfalls, cas-
cades. fountains, oceans, fairies, devils,
hells, heavens, angels-are gorgeous be-
yond anything ever witnessed in America,
perhaps, and these things attract the
women and girls Then the endless bal
let's and splendid tabIeaur, with seventy
beauties arrayed in dazzling half-costumes
and displaying all possible compromises
between nakedness and decency ,captivate
the men and boys-and SO Niblos has ta-
ken in twenty-four hundred dollars a
night (seven nights and a matinee week }
for five months, and sometimes twenty
seven hundred dollars.
X X X X
1.-THE scenery and the legs are every
thing; the, actors who do the talking are
the wretchedest sticksson the boards. -
But the fairy scenes--they fascinate the
boysl Beautiful bare-legged girls hang
ing in flower baskets; others stretched in
groups on great sea shells; others clus-
tered around futed columns; others in all
possible attitudes; girls--nothing but a
wilderness of girls-stacked up, pile on
pile, away aioft to the dome of the thea
ter, diminishing in Size and clothing, till
the last row, mere children, dangle high
up from invisible ropes, arrayed only in
chemises, The whole tabzeau resplendent
with columns, scrolls, and vast ernamen-
ia. work, wrought in gold, silver and
brilliant colors, all lit up with gorgeous
theatrical fires, and witnessed through
great gauzy curtain that counter
feits soft, silver mist 1t is the wonders
of the Arabian Nights realized.
"Those girls dance in ballets, dressed
with meagreness that would make a
parasol blush. And they prance around
and expose themselves in way that is
scandalous TO me. Moreover, they come
trooping on the stage in platoons and bat
talions, in most princely attire, / grant
you, but always with more tights in view
than anything else. They change their
clothes every fifteen minutes for four
hours, and their dresses become more
beautiful and more rascally all the time. !"
The MILLIoNAIREs OF New York
The following is the age and the amount
Of wealth Of number of New York
millionaires:
Wm, B. Astor is sixty-6ye years old;
worth fifty millions; round faced, pleas
ant, quiet-mannered gentleman; owns two
thousand dwellings, and is lenient
landlord. A. Z. Stewart is sixty, thin,
nervous, dignifed; werth thirty millions,
and liberal in cases of benevolenee which
appeal to his sympathies. George 0p-
dyke, five millions, fifty, but looks youn-
ger, an agreeable gentleman. james
Gordon Bennett, five millions, seventy
three years old, dignifed in manner,
broad Scotch accent, benevolent to the
poor. Commodore Vanderbilt is white
haired, red-eheeked, seventy, worth four
teen millions, drives fast horses, keeps a
Fast boat, controls two fast railroad COM
panies with fast men, and gives away his
money very lavishly.
INTERESTING TO LAwYERs.-The fol-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-05-07

Richmond is going to have mammoth
cotton factory.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-05-07

LONDON, April 3O.-Parliament re-
sumed session yesterday. In the House
of Commons last night Lord Sterling, in
reply to an inquiry. stated that the prop
osition for a peace Congress had been ac-
cepted by France and Russia, and he was
of the opinion that the Luxemburg affair
would be satisfactorily settled.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-05-07

TIE SUBSTITUTE.
Every male cit;
zen of the United
States, of the age
of 81 years, who
shall have been a
residento of the State
one year next pre-
cedlng the election,
and of the county,
township OF ward in
which b e resides
such time as may
be provided by law.
except sucn persons
as have borne . arms
IN support fof any
lnsurrectlon or re-
beilion against the
Government OF the
United Staltes, or
have lied IRON their
places OF residence
to avoid being draf-
ted into the militia
ry service thereof,
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WoodstieId. May 2. 1867.

aTHE UNION AS IT WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS IT rs"
81 hold that THIS Government was made
en- the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFFT of WHITE MEN
snd their PoSTERITY forever. .'-&e-
phen A. Douglas.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
YnsirucfioiL.


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modal School assocang Theory with Practice by system
OF actual Business operations which practically illustrate and simplify
Of Accountability Mercantile Exchange &c In all he
various relations
NATIONAL IN ITS REPUTATION THOROUGH IN IT'S INSTRUC
TION COMPREHENSIVE IN ITS COURSE
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eta Northampton Pree Press -,
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business colleges in the United Saes-he Genesee
Farmer. ..a ,-.,
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is q e complete and thorough institutions OF the kind
the county, The Methodist
Let Young who 10 the American
Bnnes College avail themselves Of Its adsntagos Zous Herald
every particular tcass Business College with course Of
study corps Of instructors and general facilities superior TO any similar
The American College established and
trerneiy popular institution in this cypnngted pa Republican
college advantage Others Of the character
requiring hoougness and less haste It's Of study
iNorwich (Ct) Bulletin. -. -,
II Is the most complete thorough institution II fulfs all the
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Ne Rave visited this College the largest and most
thorough kind and young derous OF obtaining s9un
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induced It's Managers greatly enlarge its facilities or pracoa
did new building Of $4,000 thus rendering
unqnesonAb the best organized and most complete Business Oose
CIRCULARS PAPERS ETC. giving fn particulars relating to The
hoard tuition, be had gats
pursuit the complete Educational facilities should address
" Sprng6eld, MasS
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f5onses ano farms r)amieo.

A FIRST CLASS HOUSE WANTED In this
Brooklyn country seat and
Hudson Any difference value viii be paid cash. Address
apply aik@ u Eassuyt. RooD Ma q ]
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

V'O LET, Furnished, the fOur-story, brown
front HOUSE, No u Rsst Thirty ninsS be.yn Lering
ton FoErhsyes Also, LET, the theeoy HOUSE IL
East sIy ecO0ds For permits sPpy JOHN B. MARRgCELLA
Tmri.are
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

E'OR SALE-One of the finest FRUIT, GRAIN
and STOCK Farms In the Western country atud In jackson
County Michigan mile east Of The village Of Parma and nine niles
ofe C Jackson the Territorial road being the place for
mry Hon Townsend Gdey in the Town of Sand
containing about 40 acres
The soil Of sceat quality bearing good Of fruit grain,
and vegetables aud the farm well adapted the 1ng OF live
oet The buiugs consist Of farmhouse, enenesbouse, hArn,
carnage e.house poultry house. kc.
north Territorial ROAD,
ina beautifully shaded laSn of seyeTal
The late hsying for the cultivation OF nt and
other speciality bat few farms in the United Ststeean
.th this In these respects About IS stocked sh arpeees
which in m maturity ysng annually several hunde bar
choicest ut and the large number ~ that shsu soon
basg ought 5nae the product several thousand bar
There also large nunher Of peach,
pear pnq sd cherry trees grape vines raspery oackr goose
bsrrJ bushes addition the native hickory
ash maple the place bueui and chest
anisd and In bearing cond
Beside tie reserved for sbAt and ornament there are
some Of yaaahm Woodland
The II this farm 90 the village Of Parma where station
Of Michigan Central Railroad aoar MILL stores Ps,oee Ne
renders ;be m t wh wool and other products convenient
inexpensive or road transportation in objection IN adn
20 fnrnshing home market Of great yalne.
The being engaged IN mercantile business W more thss
600 miles dian, explains bis willingness 70 sell Pnes $M9
further particulars apply ~ CALVIN ROCkWOOD, on Tue
prrmres OF o HENRY r. C0RSBrT, Providence. r. l.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

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NTHON, MR.. GEO. c., Classical FRENCH
IN ENGLISH SCHOOL with Primary Department and GyInnA
sium, Ffh-ave., Twenty-ertb-s
A LADY residing in healthy locality near
~ would sI children "a 10 II Of ag into bcr
family educate whom mothers would be exercised Ad
dTess Boz NJ. 20, Flushing
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1867.

T popular Pocsl ard Bssa Annual ready eouiaine
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT
United States 00veFnnsnt, Ministers &e
6enstors and Representative Of IxXlXh CsnfesA
XIII Congress, far chosen.
Laws passd s First session Of the XXxfxh CozKFen
PakEe RxsazioRs and PrOcansdonk
TAs Cfvn Rights Bill and the Prss1enfs Veto Message
The Freo4Eins B and Presidsnfs Message
Proposed Aehdnt the Consultation Of the United States
TAs EaeSna Censsp0n Of Conservative kspzbhes cad Deue
The e0shsp LeysArf COrveptOz
Addre Of Nsors Ceantes Of be Bspabhesn unoa Party
Impartial sufrssi-PogTss Of Fnbhe Opinion in 1856
The EaionA DeM
xeetsn from and Territories holdiag Elections
Se esJ eoDPs s1 compared With former Elections tof
The Tnbuhe Ainanac
Ts s.stss q q, Uess: Area Poyulsion cp Governors Tine
tcsen countes: Aa Population, Form Of Government Rs
kS he
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THE TRIBUNE HeN-York
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

rT0 LET--A medium-sized, 4-Story, Brown
4 HOUSE, handsomely finished for years pnvaie
iy at 300 per month II the best this sy
PARSONS & WARD No. - Csdar-st
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

A HOME and SCHOOL for boys under IA
N Tesrs of age pleasant; location AZ SIATFQRD
Conn where strict paid the physical Intellectual and
pupils The Spring Of n week VIII com
mence Wednesday Of lSn For circulars nonnAon
apply Mr. H. LUMMUS No 81 Johnst, or to the Rev. H. D. I'm
ERSON, Principal
A LADY, residing in healthy and pleasant
IN part Of Newark would tshs four Or Eve SLDRkN RON VI
yesrs experience teaching and the Of children woas faithfully
mental and moral culture ofbhT pupils
Terms references given and required Address 50
49, pnai-O
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

rT'0 LET--South side of Ninetieth-st., 2d and
Il 81 A substantial brick HOUSES
and unleres. ga. and CrOon Price, Inquire
Of ID. BIDWELL No. "a Pearl-st
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

FASHIONS, FASHIONS, FASHIONS, for
- DFesmaksu and txb5e gensyalyhma DEMOKRSTS bULLR
tIS OF THE TAsHIoNs ths sprg .ae esr 1857
and ehA1reus dres elegantly eooed and The largest basdon
Dabssdt figures sBd
and direction. f dssneng asA tso dollars vO q M
sired Patterns the pEOnent fgres u ate yard
tBd h1 sd Is hsvy plate paper The Pste With
fsmph 81 so the Patterns 50 eszts HtksF both aRlsd
ENE DENoRBsT No ~, Broadway MI
MR.. REEDS REPLY TO Mr.. BANCROFT.
ttL PkEsIDKrT REID OF PENNSYLVANIA,
being reply 70 M 0pefse BancFoh and ofbeya
Nj WILLIAM D. REED.
~ PET enN PuDnsDss bI HOWARD CHALLEE, Phils6slpha
fw nss9 d. APPLETON 4 90.
q. scRIBNkR q Co.
nEM0RESTs YOUNG AMERICA = The
1ph No. s. - s.ssss ss s,ssiV. ay novelties for the
tsah 81 So WITH beanefui psad handie ~ f's ,et ~
SeI p.su o. misroscope premium auLsss Dat fhs
w. JEySSes DEsQREsT, No ss Bs.svuME
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

gaHi gothic HOrsB the late residence Of Abel ADAMS de
is and conveniently
ranged The feet and the model carriage
boue This beautiful very pleasant part Of the city,
ard ullb be fl2O0o. For particulars apply 20
q A CLRGG 4 20. No. 706 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

rENO RENT in PATERS0N.-Finela large HOUSE
for Boarding House sed h. the fD
place ,.reHt Low 70 gooi tenant Apply 20 = : -
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

ITO GARDENERS or FLORISTS, to lease on
a mile from Clifton Landing, COrT AGE,
housrs barn. fruit Ge Apply No % Adephs,
ca Myrteage. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

VNO RENT-Fumished, on Fifth-aye, neaI
Madsonsquar frsclass eegsntly furnished HOUSE, pb
vste family ApplT 70 BLEECKER DENISON, ga 81 Pn9d
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

of the finest FRIIIT GRAIN

II LET Hudson 20 miles from the city splendid dwelling
beautifully shaded evey respect hrs
ea realencA Apply % Q. L JONES. 30. 9t3 BIoadvay.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

rEO CAPITALISTS.-TO LEI on long lease,
valuable LOT Of Land In Portland Ne wheh thu
Fox Block uey stood The lot forms the " Hnd Sx
chAngss and is directly opposite the Custom House zs pos ohce
valuable piece f land for business the city
Mdes and lZs inches
Erchanges block Of adjoining l
Midrsi an EIchangft There demand fol
stores and Offers and this being The most central and dss aten
highest and the best clsss
permanent and lucrative Investment this Is chance which
For full DSrcazs address L. FOX Portland Maine
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

V'O LET-To small American family, with
children aSECOSD FLOOR consisting Of Eve incht
bathroom and closet Rent so year No. - Pikest
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

LOR SALE-A most complete ard desirable
Il RESIDENCE at Eexark, j., only % minutes from Newiork
grounds high with splendid View
Of aess b. hoesr. and ony NewJrEsy Rail-
aspot House with vsrandh single paTOr 6IJi anil
enisg htebes e foor s chambers and sitting
plenty Of o. and furnace gas &c. all complete order toughoa
I,ulv 10 q No Mads .hEe. FleGO
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

TEW RENT or Tor SALE-" "GLENWOOD,D az
IL Yonkers the Hudson for term Of res This T. opportunity
gentlemen We have photographs Of the
Grounds and House elegant ST50ot
Rent - 600, which is very low. Apply 70
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
90 Eet.

DOCKS, SLIPS, HOUSES, &C., to RENT
The Comptroller Of the City O seYork receive Proposal.
uAu ksrlay March, No. 1861 at O'clock the letting er
ysr Of ae Whaes, Pes, Houses & the leases which expire
nsos concerning the location property may be had upop an
phcation 70 the Collector Of City Reyeune st this
BY order OF the Commission o the Sinking Pand lr
RICHARD 3. CONNOLLY Comptroller
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13


Il RRTY To RENfAn elegant stone MANSION With n
ATTACKED The situated elevation commanding
Of which ud u laid out in
and vegetable gAiens distance from Whins
Brg Depot T. anil Harlem Railroad shout and treequaTtr
m so rrchangd by ;he 10Th Of March the PrspcT
-i r-srOnshe tenant from April Apply 10 JAS Con-
NERg corner Cen.fe and IcadesA
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

~ ERrYThe with Eve and attached
II the Of ST johns
paa road belonging and recently occupied by the
SALE public auction the
premises TUESDAY March 10 At Y o'clock TO close the estate
The premises for further Miora
on sppy B. FERRIS ESQ, Stamford To A. K WALSH EEee'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
NOR SALE M Auction. Mt Morristown, n. =

positively soh 10 the highest bhidcr "WEDNESDAY,
Mirsh % eeok Drales Hotel hse Farm % acres,
and ont hrhg hne orchard
sraus uuniBg For particular inquire Of ~ DON
NEILY N. ~ " SlNMONS. ~. No p BnatAay
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
Gountrp Real estate for Sale.

A MANUFACTURING PROPERTY, situated
~ fiFoses Mcs Coua'V Ne. jersr me om the sonV'
q Boouon. consisting of rolling si ss 'anns miA
shop and aasns houses hoiel ard
oss huilT, vh the sors and - Of snd ne
the u tho late Ihos G. h, deeAseA
Ths Tpsrt ,d'AntF'oa. aiacd STD fegA % aafse ke.
df~etg Mofrs rua and s fon depot
Railroad AMI uthin ~ miles of
Nss York VIZ 10 d hsar = eess hs estate of ihsf psra
MlII. = ri. ....I...
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

L OUIs GHUNEWALD, Music, Importer of Nlu
IL steal instruments, pleyel Piano. steinway
q sons Chickering's and aablef's, 12a Canal
street. oct13-ly
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WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.

y 2. DUGONaE, Importer aud Dealer in
l. French, Anne lean English Drugs, Ghemi.
calls. ferlumery, Patent Medicnrs, Sorpica. In.
strumepts, ltusses, ntu hes and prngg sis' sun
drie., No 80 Cbartres street. Established in
lalN Oct2u-lY
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FOUNDRIES.

r FEDS FOUNDRY, Corner Of Delord and Fou
- cher streets. Manufacture hteam Engines.
Boilers Sugar Mills, saw Mills, cotton Presses,
Newell ScreR and all kinds Of Plantation and
+ steamboat works pov22-ly
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SEWING MACHINES.

StOUTUERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
- Noiseless Maobine Of Wilcox Gibbs, will
sew, hem, fell, braid, tuck. gather, quilt, cord
and emhroider with satisfaction. Agents wanted
at No 81. Char es street, box 1896. octl3-y
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CONFECTIONERY.

NToRNhN & hElfs, Manufacturers of Vermi-
IN oalli MaeHrol /, Extract of Coffee, Conleo.
,ieuety, Spices and Chocolate, l23 old leyee
street nov32-ly
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

rZoRN a BHEM ER. 9S Camo street, constantly
~ on hand frst.5lass Pianos, Pleysis, Martins
and Dnvrier's, the celebrated Cyclod, &C o2o-ly
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MARBLE WORKS.

StTROuD'S MARBLE WORKS, established 1880,
- I'D st Charles street, Monuments, Tombs,
Head Stones, Mantle Pieces. Crates, State, Soap.
Stone, etc. 0etlo-ly
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SOUTHERN WHISKY DEPOT.

TWO. KbEfNpETER, No. Is Front street. New
L. Orleans, Foreign aud Domestic Liquors
solthprn Whisky from 81 Go to "a 26 per gallon
Apply
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HOTELS.

ItITY HOTEL. Corner Camp and Common Str.
~ Il, Is. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
deeply
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PAPER WAREHOUSES;.

rREsCENT CITY WAREHOUSE --Gordon &
~ Haffrk. 90 Magazine street, Dealers In Pa
per and Agents for Payer bag Mandatory
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CORN, OATS AND HAY.

ltEORG " d. BEARS, General Commission Mer.
" chant and Dealer in Hay, Corn, Oats and
Bran. No. ~ Magazine street. Bov10-ly
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HARDWARE, BELTING, ETC.

DosTIOK YMOUR. ~ Fulton street,
ID Whole ale Dealers In Metals. Hardware.
chip Chand cry. Steamboat and Railroad supplies.
Agents, for New York Betting and Packing.
novlb-ly
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FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.

- pIFFET, III Canal re, I, Toys, perfumery,
-. Combs, brushes, Butte Ds, Tapes, Needles,
Pas. Cutlery, Plated Ware. Dress Trimmings,
Bonnais, @ q. ncvlp-ly