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taken to draw this fund from the state.
i would also recommend that a house
OF correction be established, if consistent
with your views. / consider this IN inn
portant matter, and 1 ask your careful
consideration.
l would recommend that T. G. Bleck-
ley, j. H. Goodlett and II. I. Jones be
appointed additional jail commissioners.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
to your worships' careful consideration.
THOMAS LEONARD, Judge.
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GA r d C.
GOOD Board and pleasant Rooms at g. Prone
- $500 del12 I'M
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Two SOLDIERS SHOT.-A couple OF
United States soldiers got into q difficulty
with two citizens, between y and !
street SAElH Sbin%ton and nd aftar
considerable0Gs jug, the parties came
10 blows, when one6f the latter shot the
two former. One of the soldiers named
John Duffy was hit in the head, the ball
entering just above the right eye. He
will not survive his injury. The other
n named Ryan was hit in the mouth,
and is only slightly burt. The whole az
fair was only Witnessed by a soldier who
was some distance off. An opinion, in
the present state Of affairs, would not
throw any light on the subject.
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FOR vICKssUzo

REGOL4R AAMEBLS ND WCRSBrpG
PACKET
FOR Fielrsburg and Rn Way Iandrnrs-
DIh fEhNoN-Frank Hicks, master
Inis splendid passenger steamer
vii leave as above t
SATURDAY, Ltb Inst, at S pm
LARRY HARMsTAD& Co AGENT.
No IA Jefferson street.
lanll2t and city WharfbOst foot Moro Il.
q ULAR NFDPHlS AND FYCKgBURg
SATURDAY PACKET
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RECEIPTS.

Statement Of receipts and Disbursements for
+. Leonard, trustee, irom a april !, 1866, to Jaa-
80 FaWE.
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Mrs. +. a. Wilson,
Dear Madam: Your note of the 10th
inst. was duly received, and we gladly
respond TO your appeal in behalf Of the
orphans Of Natchez. Herewith we send
you the subscription list, and iuclosed be
pleased to find the amount, SIPS. We
send you, for the Olive Branch, some
cakes, which we hope you may find nice
and acceptable.
God bless you, madam, in your noble
work. Very respectfully, your obedient
servants,
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TEN-QUARTER all wool white blankets
reduced 10 81 50 at Menken Brothers.
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NOTICES.


Is hereby given that a Stockholders' Meeting
Nil b. heid TUESDAY, the8th day Of Januaryi
A. me Tennessee National EanE. for the pur-
nose of elecUug Five DI ecLOTs for The ensuing
isasa GEO r. RUTTER, President.
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"THE This is the title
Of a new literary paper, which has Just
made its appearance in st. Louis, and
should be supported by every one in the
south, as its editor and proprietor faith
fully wore his Jacket of gray" during
the war. The Republican of that place
says: We give a hearty welcome to this
new literary weekly. The proprietor,
Mr.. James W. Allen, is said TO possess
the characteristics that should make
such an enterprise successful. With
sufficient taste and talent to secure q
good make up Of contents he has the
energy and integrity that command re-
| spect and insure success. We learn that
be has secured some of the best literary
talent in st. Louis OF the west, and the
first number gives evidence of t&sfact.
The purpose Of the proprietor ~ pub
lish q purely literary and&Sniscella-
neOus weekly, which, While it ia
free from everything like s~ectarian
religion, or partisanAitics will strive
to improve ana els&s le public taste,
and become and eFffSN advocate of all
measures hat tend directly to make the
world better, people happier, and life
worth living for. 1t is surely time that
We should have q good literary paper
west Of the Mississippi, and we are glad
10 know that the auspices under which
the HeSpeTiQH is commenced look to its
triumphant success. The mechanical
execution Of the paper is equal to the
best periodicals o. the kind printed in
the east, and its literary contents will
compare fsvorably with those of any
similar paper in tie country. The best
wish we can make for it is, that its sue
cess may be equal to its deserts.
BENEFIT OF MILE VEsTvALL-This
talented and beautiful artist will appear
this evening in one Of her most powerful
representations on the occasion of her
benefit. Her talent and the manner in
which she has rendered the character
which she sustained in Bel DsmOniO en-
titles her to a crowded house. The pro-
gramme on the occasion will be the in
teresting play entitled The DUKES Motto,
in which Vestvali will appear IS Henri
de Lagadere, singing two songs, a am
a Dashing Cavalier - and a Spanish air.
The version Of The Dukes Motto as
played by this lady is the only true one,
and was produced by her at Niblo's gar
den, New York, for two hundred con
secutive nights. She then purchased
the sole right Of its performance i'm the
United States. The piece has been sew
eral days IN rehearsal, and will be gotten
up in q style Unsurpassed. All who wish
To have seats should be sure to secure
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BOARDING.
A AMI LODGING

front Rooms for gentleman and wife aso,
GOOD accommodation flr sIuEls gentlemen, by
-arlv application al 50 Madison st JAMS IN
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FRAN g. TERRx, WH. 3. MITCHELL,
Late Kicks, Terry Late Cossitt, Hi co.
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I~uterest due (coupous) on bonds is
sued to Mem his and Ohio railroad
company, TO April !, lS67.--.....
Interest due on same bOnds..-..-
BIa &c on jail contract, rayable as
the work is
Due W II. Cherry, presidenf, iOT lem
p0ray loan for jail building .-
Estimated amount for cOunty pur-
poses, 10 be 4 WI during the year
1Eg-
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NAAA AatsAsIAD co. Agents,
NO "A Jefferson street.
lanlt2t end CITY MharfhoaL %. 49, 4
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DISBURSEMENTS.
4 alu WNIFNuNs----.-.- -. s..-.--GldJfVtJ -
Refunded E. J. Conner, ver
paid by him 100 IS
Commissions and expenses. 4,5j2 2
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Courthouse and jail at Ralelgh
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

rroporouaie reduction 70 an emed pom" and 'aun' We"
Tis d aad baggage eeete the O@es No 800 wssss. or on
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
S1eh S1abIitations.

Published: - -
THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS AND THE
RRGION AROUND,
THEIR SCENERY LEGENDS, AND HISTORY, WITH DlREC-
TlONS TO PLACES OF INTEREST AND RESORT IN AND
AROUND TIB MOUNTAINS, .-.
Ry Rev CHARLES ROCKWELL Dutch Dominic or the Caskis
sKsatom Of The HewYOk Observer and author Of Skthes Of
faSegn Travel and Life at Sea-" -
uuststed yo'uue l2uo. Extra Cloth Price. 81
AFeDss wanted TAINTOR BROTHERs Co, Pubishers
No. 229 Broadway, n Y
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
0tran Sfamers.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
1 THROUGH LINE TO CALR0RElA AND CHINA

PACTTFET6Tr MIN M 70 SIEASREiA c33dREi AyB GINA "
CARRYING UNITED STATES MALL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. .,,
leave Pier No. A. North River foot o OahAst'
%a.Sst ~lzogA Capt MARY, connecting With GOLDEN AGE
Can't Fausgorth. ~ n. ...,..,,,o Nth
GOLDEN CITY, Capt LaPdge - s..t- .o,,..,i,z vitb
August 2l-RlSlNG STAR Capt " II SfA""iJ eV""'~NAS ~
MONTANA, Capt. Sutton -, A.. - .aru rassepyer
hundred pounds 81 haggage ah0"'d NV ~ $500 -
Medicines and sfteudanSe nee
South lacinc porisi M ana i'h ~" NoN ~
aUd of lst touch IL har1aniio - IL.
Departure Of llih each month connects VIII '"' n'" W
Australia and New-Lcaiahh p,r,btc
Esrrsco September 3 for loAot ana and Hong hoNs ~
,tsan Rica, for Nagussk and Slhnglae
further inounauon apply a. the once on
us what IooI % 0aI-F'~' w - ~ h r nABY. Aren't
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

DOLTICAL MANUAL FOR 1867.
j IscIUDMs A CLASSIFIED SUMMARY THE IMPORTANT
EXECUTIVE, .. ~
JUDICIAL AND
PoIlTICo MILITARY PACTs OF TiIR PERIOD,
Prom July 1895, to ABrl /, 1857,
hssOdirs ibs lIls action Of
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON,
cierE Of House Of Representatives, Of the United States
CoNTKSTs;
L Pr,H6ett JohnsOu'I Speeches
M MesagsA
III Members ofbt Cabinet
Second Session 3efh Congress-
First Session 4oth Congress
Ard Claimants Of sests Therein
rv vo... m Political and Resolutions
eeon,rus,ioD Measures Of 30th and %Oth CongrssseA
Reconstruction and Supplement Cop Of Ie'i OAh
Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment
VI Prcelamstops aud orderL
VII Judicial opinion On IIabeas Corpus
Test OathA
Mississippi Injunction Case.
VII ReuHo1s National and State Conventions at PAtseph
Pittsburgh Cleveland, ke
Party Maryland Ohio Tennessee, Ala
hama Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina, Virginia
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Of 179S,
n II Poitea Miscellany Elective Franchise
Proposed Substitute for 18th AmeBdmnt
Biectons ofla6T. Maryland Recent Legislation.
Constitutional Conventions Public Debt Oft. s.
Fro 81 bound eo Paper Covers IS esVis-seHi BY mall On
SSt,e., THE TRIBUNE, SsvYOIL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
NTEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CUe1MkNCIAU JUNK J, l5eL
p.,,,ps.r Station IN EewYos corner Twenty Fsarth
- ave. kEtranee o fNentT.seYrHtasl
TRAINS LgAyR NEw,roRK'

TRAINS LEAVE NBw-YoRKi .
Fer Nev.Hsven and Bridgeport AGO iEx, u 1lA
(EIl 800 (Brl IS, 40 sud 800 tRI) ?. 80 :, =.
hioTc Staiiori Far5 Southport aai Ne<tpeh ~" A''
FOR Horsak 100 400 fr 400 il3o RS tkIb NV tAA'
as 40. Er) $50. eco tFLl p.
FOR Dsrien, 100 500, ll.O g. m. as al, 30 p
ForS ll.a LID (BLl
Rrl as, 40 QsI) 40 aao. 30 aoo (EIl p M -.
intermediate stations, 100 SOe LII n ~
W. W. CONNECTING TRAINS
Fer Boston, va Springfield, 500 N tEHl 300 (Erb e~Pn
For Boston Shore Line l2i5 (BL b 400 p m -. =.
pm. -, ara. - H., i9tsn u A. Ys,.
tresl, D. m 10 Northampton . . - , .ooSvN i,,r
For HArOrd Providence aud flshkA EItoi' ~" NSI'
For Haven EevLOnaOu and stns:Ou Railroad S' ~
i2l5. 3c0 6cpp
Por Canal Railroad, I2i5 p n to EorhAnptoa
For Housatouc RailroaA, eco m, 30 p m
ForN Rairoad, 500 acc y m
For Danb M NOrSAk Railroad 30, 9OJ a. n t0p y
cOnDOOas Sleeping Cars a''-easa 20 ' HEs H HorT
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
auttion SAILS Of Stal Gstat,.
guus,s anS :farms @mttS.

EIFTY unfinished HOUSES wanted for
IL good tenants, by 3. w. BENEDICT, No 10 Pnest
VVANTED-By q small family second floor
part Of third foor suitable for Housekeeping -four n
Feqsred in nghbohood Address stating and fu par
dculArs, ROOMS, Tribune 0nee
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
y1ulitts of 8aukruptr.

VI,HIS Is TO GIVE N0IICE-That on the
II A. D. lS6 Warrant In BankrupeI Hss
issued against the Estate EORGE GREEN Of tie City Of fNeNfei
in the Couniy AT NegYok snc State Of Newloh No tAs
been aJiud Bankrupt Petition that the Payment 81 s
Debts Gnd Delivery OF ruTeItr belonging 70 such Bakey
him. and the Transfer e Property BY hn arr
bdden by tst Meeting Of the Creditors ot she sad
prove their Debts ud choose Asgpses m hs
win be held Court al BGnkrpey TO be Ensen No % boa1
IN the NewYorS before Isaiah T. Mhams. Register on
day Of August D. 1851 at O'Clock m-Augns 10"
r. MURRAY, US Marshs,
Mesxa Snash Dstri icf " sF
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(itn 8fal Gstat. for Sab.

TONES can be as easily and as reasonably
PROCURED in CITY as in Westcheser BcoklTn
Jersey The most favorable terms offered to purchasers
Isl and 2ave and lot Harlem for SALE by the owner H.
BhBCOCK, Finy-egbthsL and East llyeL. gaIge hol.e
III l. RIDER, No. 80 Pinc-st., New York,
H. 80 l. RIpR Co, No l,lo6 Fuon-aye, Brooklyn. offer
srss residences NewYork and BrooLn handsome country seats
- trms Parties registering property with will have the
ecs Of two yiant Offices and olt commission We offer
for EXCHANGE Win
i f houses well rented for good schooner brig Ereeen
eseFn farms horses aud carriages IN Tact the bargains we ohe
be numbered
DFAL, ESTATE and LOAN OFFICE of
Ia WIN A. COLT Pinest-For sALB-A number Of iohsS
IN tie lower part Of the city, most Of the Prndph s'ree apply
above
6 w. BENEDICT,
-. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER,
Ofee No. 10 Piue-st
,fy In vsriou, sums large small Loan Cty Property.
and second Property all parts Of the City FOR sac
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

HOBART HALL, No. 38 West Thirty eighth
PTeueb 6IdlBngEh Boarding Day School for Young La
aA Eespb stos btHs MONDAY SEPT Address the Rector
j. j. BLhEkD0RR. d. u,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

TOR HARTF0RD-StOpplng at all points on
the Connecticut Rver-MRRCHANfS LINZ The new and ee
glt RSCoRr Capt esree and W W.
daily eIeepd) on Pier No " Root Of
Albany At Returning Hartford from ChApiRs Whar
AZ Freight reduced roS Passenger acomnodatons
unsurpassed FGIe & No extra charge or bertha Meals ana state
rooms sIigA
NOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
KFEPSlB RONDOUT and KINGSTON la1dinE al Ce4ienss
Dock, Cornwall, New W-Iiambursh and Mltou. Ihe
STEAMER MARY POWELL
lesHta Deshto.ses ahernooA Al $50 0elocf
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
SlrOftssiOnal gutitrs.

CHARLES NETTLET0N, No. III BroadM,G,s
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONERS hr s'su STATE ana '""'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

Long Ifsna NtEIg atuh Nohp
TOR SAG HARB0R, GREEN PORT, OH.
4 ENr, ORIENT POINT, AND NEW -SuPFOLK-the nsu and
beautiful Steamer RIVER QUEEN Capt Gibbs leaves Per No -
Pcek spl Es River. Sewiok TUESDAYS, ThUksphls ana
SATURDAYS for the above places connecting BY stages
hast Hsmron Ddgehamgon AmSgahse, sutho snd Kef'
head. RETURNING leaves SAC HARBOR MONDAYS WEDNBS
DAYS, sud FRIDAYS, at MAKING rHs LSIIAs Cncrr o.
PKCoSIc BAY DAYLIGHT
FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY DROoK-Steamer Sun.
BEAM Cspt A. Hilreth, leaves Pier No. 20 TUESDAYS,
THURSDAlS and SATURDAYS per time table, connecting BY
stages With Milers Pace. Rocky Point aud Setaaket
FOR MYSTIC CoNN-rho elegant Steamer ARTISAN Capt W
GIBBS, Pier No % peek spl East River, WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY ats p. m, eoussct ng With tFains.
j. s. TUrIIfLL Agent No. is6 South-st
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

THIS Is TO GIVE NoTICE-That on, on tns u.
second bsv ~ July A. d. 1901 Nsrsnt in BapAi9g -.
issued against the E4s Of AUGUSTUS A. BLISS Of No ~
Ietrs In lie Ctr County All Stale of NeN-lors NLo
,dec Bankrupt lis Pctoli lbsths Payment & AZ
adj Delivery auy Property beogins 60 such Bsnkpi s,
b se Property by hiu are forbtsh
h Me- Of the Creditors OF ss bankrupt 60 prove thL ~
n 80 coos one OF muie hts Eta VII he bed al -.
Of RAM rter holden at No 81 Broadway Ia ths tiy sp.
Iork beb,e Isaiah T. Williams. Register TIE sixteenth a~ W"
tsabsr A. d. 1867, a u o'clock "a natl Avg y ib'
s'''' - r. MURRAY. L. \ y han a.,
Messenger SoutA1rH nisiret vl - -.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
MONTAGSs GcPARE, One Dollar steamers eaye Peei SIP
:, Nsx gaveo AT 3; IS and II with Railroad
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
SuttIs:

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
IA 81 HeNIork the European psh RoJas In sas' or ShsJ
al moderate rates.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE, HANOVER-STp
Il BOSTON,
Il the largest arranged hotel NEW ENGLAND The sleep
ing spacious yenaied the suites OF e
arranged ard completely furnished for families and large travelling
pases and the VIII eonts ~ be kept beAa' hotel IN
every respect -, . -,,-
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-Ihat on tnY
Fnh day of AugasL d. Nsrrsst Bankruptcy Na .s
agsins, the s,ste Of GBORGS kklLoSS Of Ise Cy %ssD
York IN the Nes-lork sud state OF NeSlot MO "a
sdudgr BanArpt on his Prtnoui that the Ppmet d
Debts and Delivery Of auy Properly beongng TO seh
hin or for his nsc The Transfer Of Property by l 49,
bden by Meeting Il the CcltoSs o. TIE sas
Debts sud b. Choose Assgnees ei
viii be Of Bsakup'ey, % he hoken NO ~
wav City Of NeN.iork (Room No a. before is@1s
dar OF August, \. ~
ael,o o'clock m.--Aug 8. 1881. r. MURRAY T. $ MsTsAAi
Mr~ S.ust raj
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ADJUSTMENTS,

New CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr, James
e, Murdoch appears this evening as "Charles,'
in Beaumont and Fletcher's renowned play of
The Elder Brother, which has been arranged Tor
representation in these later days by Mr. Mur-
doch, and the management promise that the
play shall be put upon the stage in excellent
style, with cast embracing the entire strength
of the company This great dramatic revival
will mark an era in our theatrical history, and
we have no doubt the public demand will induce
MIR Murdoch to repeat The Elder Brother next
week once, at least. There are many OF Mr..
Murdoch's friends who would like to witness his
performance OF "Dick Dashall," in My aunt
before the close of his present successful engage
At the matinee next Saturday afternoon by
general request, Mr. Murdoch will personate
'Vapid - IN the DTdndttst.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mrs Charles Wal
cot. Jr, takes her benefit this evening. Apart
from Mrs. Walcots brilliant talents as an
actress, she is a lady OF real social refinement,
and delicate feminine accomplishments. Justly
entitled for the first cause, TO announcement
she has irreVocable claims upon the kindness of
the community for the latter attribute and ac.
ouirements. The bill selected IS an excellent
one, and as katherine" the Household FAIRY,
Mrs Walcot will delight her female friends
On Friday nieht the attaches of this theatre
| (doorkeepers. Hshers, etc.) will receive their
| only benefit this season. An admirable enter.
| tainment has been arranged tor the occasion.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Lady Emily Don ap-
pears again this evening in a capital light
| comedy and burlesque bill. Lady Don ha'
| created most favorable impression here, and
we doubt not that she will become as much of 9
| net here as she has been in England. We are
| glad TO announce that large aud fashionable
audiences always attend the sotrees dramdt'qae
! of Lady Don. Her acting and singing arr
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CLEARED YEsrERDAY.

Brig liza, Williams, Cardenas, f. a. Suuder & Co.
Brig j, &. Shaw, Sanders, ST. Thomas, do,
Schr A. Sheppard, Bowditch, Boston. L. Audenried
d Co.
schr b. f. Reeves, Armstrong, Portsmouth, do.
Schr A. Tirrell, Purves Boston, Van Dusen, Lochman
d Co.
schr p A. Saunders. Carroll, Salisbury, do.
Schr Port Royal, Moore, Norwich, Wannemacher &
Co.
scpr G. Loeser, Smith, Portsmouth, Day Huddel&Co.
Schr Black Diamond, Young Danversport, do
schr A. T. Rowland, Rowland, New London, Rom
nell d Hunter.
schr ". Nj; GriiIng, Grinng, New Haven, westmore.
land Coal Co. peSd
schr w. NJ. Wilson, Brown, Salem. Caldwell, Gordon
d Co.
Schr Sophia Ann, Smith, Providence SinnicKson&Co
SChr j. Barratt, Nickerson, DanverspOrt, Blakston
Graeff d. Co. ~
schr W. Copes, Baker Portsmouth. Preston Coal CO.
Schr S. T. Wines, Hulse. Boston. Rahbun Stearns&Co
Schr L. Chester, Gookin, Boston, Borda, Kear &
Nutting.
schr j. Z. Simmons Smith, Boston, ], G. & G. S. Rep
plier.
Schr E. Richardson. Thompson. Boston, do
Schr Commerce, Evans, AmesbuTy Point, Audenried
Norton d Co.
Schr F. st. Clair Edwards, Ireland, Somerset Point,
Captain. go
schr Rose. Williams Millville. Captain.
str j, S. Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore A Groves Jr.
Str E. c. Bidde, McCue New York, w. p. Clyde & Co.
Tug Hudson, Carr, Baltimore with tow of barges,
w, p Clyde d Co.
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They owe their workmen steady employment,
If II is in their power to give it.
Thus, If capitalists, instead of erecting sails
in dull times" would build houses, needful
railroads, clear land, drain swamps, or engage
in any other sure and permanent improve
ments, they would assume the character of
public benefactors, as much as George Pea
body, whose praise is on every tongue.
NoRRIsTowN Pa. April % M. A.
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equally good, aud her vivacity and 6rilliancy
never flag.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-Mr. Sam Collyer and
his sons, together with the great Variety Troupe
continue to attract and delight immense audi
ences every evening.
CARNoRoss DIxEY present an admirable olio
entertainment, the burlesuue Peak Bell RINGERS
and the House hdL Jack Buth, every night. This
evening the bu1lesque Base Bal Match and
other good things will be added.
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Publications E1 ported from France.

Publications Exported from France.
From statistics recently published it appears
that during the first eleven months of 1864,
France exported books, eneravings, and ltho-
graphs OF the value of S3,546,tO In 1865 the
aggregate fell to S3,45O,OOO. In 1866 it rose
slightly-tbat is, during the first tleven months
OF the year So, coo worth o books, prints,
and autographs were purchased by foreign Gus
toners, OF this sum, 81, 337, 100 we're expended
on books written in French
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
tEoR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE OUTSIDE PAGES

THE BETHANY M1ssIoN.-The new building,
in Brandywine street, below Sixteenth, in
tended for the education of colored children,
was formally opened last evening with appro-
pirate religious exercises The building was
densely crowded, and lively interest was
manifested in the success of the mission.
There are quite number of respectable
colored families residing in the northwestern
section of the city, and the mission will supply
a want long felt. After the services the fair
gotten up by the lady friends of the cause was
thrown open, and will continue so during the
week. A large quantity of useful articles are
for sale, and as the object is a worthy one,
the ladies will doubtless meet with the reward
they so deservedly merit.
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A SAD CALAMITY. Norris Bell, mem
Der of the Bachelor Baseball Club died at an
of an injury received ON Saturday last. Pre-
vious to the game of the Athletic and Bache-
lor Clubs, on Saturday, Mr.. Bell was struck
on the side of the head with ball. He played
the game through went home, and in the
course of Monday inflammation set in, result
ing as before stated. He was a young man,
married, and resided at Eighth and Fitzwater
streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-24

LATE PERIoDlcALs.-A. Winch, No. sos
Chestnut street, has sent us all Of the London
magazines and periodicals for the current
month, besides Ha,per's Magazine for May, etc.
Mr.. J. NJ. Clement, Purser of the steamer
Tonawanda, has our thanks for files of late
Southern papers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-24

THE RosINE AssoCIATIoN.-We understand
that at late meeting of the Board of Mana
gers of the Rosine Association, Thomas Moore,
NJ. D., and NJ. M. Walker, NJ. D., both of Ger
mantown, were appointed the physicians of
the Association. This institution, it will be
recollscted is under the exclusive manage
ment of ladies' and active measures, we are
informed are in process to carry out very
efficiently its benevolent and truly Christian
objects.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-24

HOSPITAL INTELLIGENCE. - The following
named persons were admitted yesterday to the
Pennsylvania Hospital;--
Edward Young, aged five years, while on his
way to school, jumped on the rear part of the
city van, and falling off, had both Of his legs
badly cut.
Michael McCue, aged twenty-eight, visited
one of the dens in Water street, and came out
with his head badly cut.
Adelne Sands, aged thirty-fve, colored, was
admitted at halfpast P. NJ. bleeding pro-
fusely from wound in her head. She says
she was going for a bucket of water at the hour
mentioned, when a man said something
abusive to her, and on her replying to him she
was struck with brick