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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE EDWARD RuccLys-The funeral
services OF the late Edward Rugges M d. the artist
physician, whose name has become household word
through the famous 'sRupgles Gems" rformed
yesterday At two o'clock NJ at the residence OF tho
deceased, No, s East Baltic street, Brooklyn. The Rev
Mr. Agerman, pastor Of tho Swedonborpan congrega-
tion In Brooklyn, OF which Mr.. Ruggles was
member, ofaciated-the ritual for the occasion being
similar 70 that Of Swedish Luhersps. Of which the
ing from the Episcopal ritual only in the Of creator
simplicity Of form and recitation Amelange Of texts
in the usual way OF the Swedish utherans, funeral
address, recountng the virtues Of the deceased and
he rs .y Is.
friends and admirers Of the deceased, vol as by
persons Of tho swedenborgian creed, and pro.
semby during the reading OF the service and the d.
livery OF the address. The services and address
10 se M % eg
borne to the hearse The remains o. the deceased artist
were Inferred ut Greenwood
THE BROOKLYN sASSCERBuNp.- clever and pros
porous German singing society took formal possession Of
its headquarters Nos 1853 and 165 Atlantic street,
on last Monday evening The occasion marked with
tho usual fesvity and sociablty which carncterizes
their rcupiona Their new quarters are neat and COM
modious. The officers Of tho Saengcrbund are Paul
sen TSeoaors Rcha bssed and
George Macrn, Trensurers, and Mr.. Meyer, leader.
ALLEGED ExrRvss RopBrRv.-In relation TO the late
alleged robbery OF trunk In Joraemon street, Brook
lyn the party charged Mr. NJ Cole, writes 10 correct
the impression that he all guilty Of any fraud
larceny. The trunk found outside his door by
friend, Who asked him to keep IL for him until tho
owner would be discovered by answering an advertise
ment which appeared In a BROOKLYN paper. The follow.
ing day trunk returned and Mr. Cole was honor
ably exonerated from all blame or from any intent TO
commit an offence against the law.
WOMAN ASSAULTS HER HUSBAND WITH Ksigz-
Yesterday afternoon named William Ganley, re-
siding In Flushing avenue, D., assaulted BY his
wife with knife, ana received slight wound in the
arm Both parties we're said to bc intoxicated at the
time. Mrs. Ganley arrested by an officer OF the
Forty. fifth precinct and locked up on charge OF feo.
nious assault.
RUvYnSIY AssAUIr-Thomas Augers residing at ITO
Jay street, while walking home about midnight on
Monday was assaulted by rusns when near the corner
Of Fulton and Main Streets struck twice on the head
and face with some sharp instrument and left lying on
the sidewalk where he was discovered in an uncon-
scious state BY an officer Of the Forty precinct
Mr.. Auseu was conveyed to his home and medical
assistance procured
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gxasx site without any needless delay. Still the
citizens should move in the matter, and all
who do not desire TO see stop put TO all busl-
ness below Ann street should attend at the
City Hall on Friday next and state their op-
position to the Hoffman scheme.
In the meantime the Legislature should
move in the matter and prevent the consum-
mation OF the contemplated outrage upon the
city, by which it is proposed to dispose of
piece Of valuable public property for less than
one-sixth Of Its appraised value. The power
to sell the site to the general government
should be revoked and big job effectually
stopped.
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mAssAcauseT LEGISLATURE.

BosroS, March IL, 1857.
In the House OF Representatives this afternoon, the
report Of the Committee Federal Relations on the pro-
posed amendment 10 tho constitution OF tho United
States up for the question being on
toe, which recommends the adoption OF the amendment
with explanatory resolution for that OF the majority,
the latter recommending the reference OF the smend-
msnt TO the next legislature After two hours deDese
en- amendment 10 the amendment. In the shape o.
aresolution, was offered which roads ~ follows:--
Resolved Thai the Legislature OF the ssts Of Msssschu
Il the federal constitution prohibiting the dis.
fr&rchsement OF any citizen on account Of ,oolor.
On the adoption Of this amendment the yeas and nays
ordered and rejected, by vote OF - 70 i5u
which gives pretty fair idea 10 what viii be the re-
ment comes up
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, n H., March Il, 1867.
We have returns from one hundred aud twenty six
towns, which give Hartman 25 5,o9y votes and Sinclair
and scattering % 462 votes.
Ea In the First Congressional district, Is probably
elected by 1900 majority and Stevens the Second
district and Benton in tho Third district by about 1000
majority each.
The Council will stand four republicans and one demo.
cra In the Senate eight republicans and four demo-
Gratis are probably elected In the House there Is
publican majority Of about eighty. The republicans
have majority in counties and the democrats in
four counties.
The vote in the State viii exceed the vote OF las. year.
in the aggregate by 800 2, ,o0O The whole of tho
State will exceed 1000. The majority for Hartman
tor Governor will probably exceed 900.
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MILES O'RRnLY AND PRESIDENT JoHNsoN.--
II is rumored, we know not with how much
correctness, that Private Miles 0'Reilly has
boen summoned before tho judiciary Commit
zee to testify 70 the substance Of his recently
reported conversations with the President II
Is unnecessary to wish the committee agood
time Of it, They won't get much out Of the SOL
dier boy in regard to reputation, for we don't
believe that be has any very clear ideas on the
subject; but In default Of that We can promise
them a capital oomic song. After the drcary
pisatudes Of Ashley . little Of the Priyste's
fun will be sensible relief
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ALLEcrp cHllp duaptatns N CUSTOM.

In october last murder committed in Harr sburg
Pa on the person Of infant Tho alleged perpetrators
Of the deed we're man named William r. Krsps, ana
one Alice Howard female with whom II s said, Kreps
has long been oohabitina. The averred culpris wers
lost sight Of until quite rscenty but their whereabouts
having a length bees discovered detective Farley IN
company with Chief Of Police Campbs OF hsrisesrg,
Governor Geary, of rennsyvanh having bean secured
some time sIi0e Chisf Campbell and the prisoners
promptly took tho tsgn6oa tram for tbs cAbis oi shst
HtaAA
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Buuynu TcbIpaux,

Tho course OF the Bunyan Tabeaux in this city has
been very like that Of the tmehonored work which II
illustrates-i. one Of increasing popularity. As the
book read and reread with increasing pleasure So
viewing the series Of paintings OF which this panorama
is composed, beauties develop themselves with
pea'ed visits Large numbers continue TO throns the
exhibition and the universal impression is OF
satisfaction and delight
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Dodworth HnlI-IIartz.

To this popular place of resort the ur table Illusion
tricks OF Harz still continue TO attract large audiences
nightly though last evening" owing to the condition of
the streets and the general unfavorablensss Of the
weather, the number Of spectators somewhat
smaller than usual No material alteration has taken
place In the programme for week more, and the
Indian basket trick, tho silk scarf meiamorphosed
egg, the transparent clock and the bell which
answers question put to it, still leading fea.
turos, though too subtle ever TO be worn out.
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CONNECTICUT Politics.
BnrpaEroRr. March IL.

BRrDaEroRr, March II, 1851
The public announcement that o. J. Hodge, OF Bridge.
port was engaged with Barnum tho humbug in concoct
Ing the letters which lately published In the Tai
suxl. and which the HERALD denounced - moro hum
bugs has produced great sensation against the show
man, and hts tricks more than ever despised. II
publicly stated that Judge Ptkn 10 called, who Il
stumpng the district with and for tho Snowman, used TO
appear among the actors Of wyatrs theatrical company
In the hall as Hartford.
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aupsine as An EXPRESS WAGON m sssToM.

BosToN Maych Il, 1857
An express wagon, while standing on washington
street yesterday noon robbed OF trunk belonging
10 Mr. r. 9. Crssnough, Of Jamaica Plains the trunk
contained diamond pin worth 81, ,000 valuable gold
watch, gold snuff boz and other articles OF great
value No clue hes bsen obtained 10 the thieves
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The Paris B0urse.
PANS, March Up n
American bonds sold te-day at g.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. March l2-Noon.
The cotton market to-day opened dull and without
much activity The Gales win be very small not aggre
eating more than 6, 900 200 bales Prices
changed; middling uplands, 13d midding Orleans,
13Kd
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Evenng.
The cotton market continued quiet but closed firm at
ding Orleans 13d Tho sales Of the day foot up 5000
bales
Trade Report.
Advces from Manchester, March 10y report the mar
ket steadier but without improvement in pricea
Liverpool BrcndstuHs Market.
LrvKRpooI, March 12-Noon.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Evening.
The market for breadstuffs is firm and strong Corn
asa per quarter for mixed Western Oats, American
and Canadian, 3s. 3D. per As lbs
LivePpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 12--N0on..
Lard 10 dull at Cos 3D. per cwt for American. Bacon
Ais per cwt for middles
Liverpool Produce Market.
Lrv sPooL, March 12-Eveuing.
Ashes, 33s. per cwt for pots American red clover
seed, Sos. Cd. per cwt
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Noon.
Tallow, 43s. Cd. per cwt Rosp, os. 3D. per cwt for
common. Ashes 33s for pots. Iron, 53s. 3D. for pigs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON March 12-Evening.
The steamship Baltic, from New York. touched at this
port this afternoon and after landing her English mails
and passsngers sailed for Bremen
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

Sr LOUIS, Mo-, March II, 1907.
Tho State Senate passed the Finance blll with an
OF the overdue interest Of $500 for the bene
OF the school fund II b thought The House Will readily
a. rec 70 the Amendments
The Lower House OF the Legislature has passed the
riohk Hour Svataun hill.
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NEW HAvxx, March IL, 1857.

The republicans held . large meeting tonight In
Music Hail. Professor Cyrus Northrop, Of Yale College,
presiding Governor Hawcy made speech, taking tho
ground that the rebellion stronger now than when
Lee surrendered and advocating the strongest radical
measures or reconstruction He also spoke on the
labor question very interesting ono in this canvass In
Eastern Connecticut and which may decide the poiti
cal complexion Of the State; but be did not commit
himself 10 the eight hour system. He was followed BY
other speakers when the meeting separated
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oovoea ami ryptosIou-Two PERSONS KILLED

CtsvsLAxp Ohio, March IA 1897
The Kins's powder mill Al old.ows' mar % xssA sr.
heard tvsnty miles on. Two men were killed, named
I Tnnk and Ira ManRan.
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THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.

Party Difficulties and Count Bismarck's MedI-
nfion.
BERLIN, March IL, 1867
Count Won smarck recommends a compromise be-
tween the several factions in the German Parliament In
order TO adopt the new constitution.
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oesravc1loN Or 4 aAIlaoAo BRIDGE.

CAYxo. ILL.,, March ~, 1857.
The bridge Of the Mobile and Ohio k.ilro.c, ne, neot
Union city washed away last night anc ~. \. w. ~
Albion river The track at Columbus IL submerged. aso
this cut at thas town usd 10 the depth OF four ess by
land slide. A large force V ~ork r0p~uhs w
dnr
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A. y;FsS fsEsf spa'
REMRDY Uscd inwsrdy. New York assnts Dcmss
nsrnos Co. Wells, Heimboid. coddngSeas
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T''rs1EsSso 1EsSsoRRsIIfSs RsAaEsi'!is Ease sAoH1sss


JJzzHHksw JAZZ swfr.J .JAcks6s cck "8sorHsR. rxen.ysIsA.a
!arsr asscrps,en e IRON WORK r0H Symns
Bssma Shutters Vault Lishts Rsings stable Frturee
pstent Oporn Housc Chairs Particular attention pa4
"a The msnufaoauro Z nne Castinga
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SUICIDE Or A YOUNG LADY.

BAIrmonE, March IL, 1881.
young Jewess, aged eighteen, who arrived In TINS
city on Sunday morning from New York, threw herself
into Jones' Fan at eight O'Clock this morning. ana Wa
drowned. The name Of b. KufSman Was ON nor Wearing
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H U N G A R Y.

The Emperor OF Austrin,s Visit.
vienna, March 12-Evening
The Emperor OF Austria loft this city today visit
to the Hungarian capital.
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Beautiful Hnir.-s Chez yalicr's Life fer thp
HA positively gray hair 70 s original color ana
youthful beauty impsrts e and strength 70 the weats:e
hair stopslts falling out at keeps the head clean
unparalleled an dressing Sold By all druEgis. and
fashions bio and At Once LIS Broadway
NY. SARAH A. CHEVALlbhs u v.
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Tony Pastor,s Opern House.

The varied and attractive bill usually presented at this
favorte place OF amusement Is rendered peculiarly in
teresting this week by the OF Cam Cuiyvr
champion of American light weights. He appeared last
night with two pupils in triple clog dance receiving
demonstratve encore and gave a unique exhibition of
Indian club exercises. The new musical buresuue Of
MassanelIo the Fish'Catcher of Napleso has proved
decided hit. II Is made up OF absurd situations and
telling hits at matters OF local told
in rhvming dialogue with pleasant jingle which
sbrought down the house, continuously in tho bolster
Gus manner peculiar to an east side audience
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Tho Howe. Nynchlner Ce.'s Lock stitch seT,. X.
sewIng maehlDsA fresi1snt 60 Broadway New York.

The Iynsy nre Strained and KscmssS cns a. gy ,Scs.
persistent Cough, the generai strength wasted eu1 ~
rsbie complaint oftsn established thereby "a oId
pRCyORANr 10 cectve remedy for Couaas "a nrcss
ohiai Organs. BelA everywhere,
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CrfstUdorC,s Hair Dye.-Tho Best Ever Wan5
ufactured. Wholesale and retail also applied, et ~
Astnr nnaA
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EURO P E.
NEWS BY TIE CABLE.
CONFLICTING REPORTS FROM IRELAND.
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Government "Fears" Another Rising-.-Ths
Fenians "All Dispersed" Ystin Force
at MallOw Junction,
-~~~~>~>O>~-~-~~~>~o.~->
Party Dissenslons in tho North Ger
man Parliament.
DECLINE IN CONSOLS AND COTTON.
+ &es lie. ke.
DECLINE In CONsOLs AND COTTON.
the FfNIAN WAR.

Ireland "TranQuilo Fears Of Another
"Rising.,
LONDON March 12-Noon
Tho Fenian bands in Ireland have all been dispersed
and the entire island is tranquil
The authorities, however have good reason to fear an
other rising and have taken the necessary measures to
Illustrate It.
Fenian Muster in the County Cork.
DUBLIN, March 12-Eveuing.
despatch from Cork states that detachment has
been sent In pursuit of large number Of insurgents
who were reported to have gathered in the vicinity OF
Malow Junction, important railway centre in the
county Of Cork.
Insurgents Arrested md Rebel Arms Seized.
DUBLIN, March 12-Eyening.
Arrests Of Fenans being made in all parts Of the
country and large quantities OF arms have been seized
by the police.
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- 81 Lccrs March n 1857
large rumber of BRIDGE and considsrabie amount
of other property has bssA dssoysd BY the ls aoods
ta nabraAkk
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wsshss crsmne1 repaired and properly adjusted By H.
" PTA0ET Fulton street. Nassau, suthor Of tse
illustrated work 1.-THE Watch, It's Construction" &c
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r-ha RIsbep Gusta Percba Company.
Tbs orisnsi aud only n the United States -
aurrA rEnUMA r1nn uiHs1LATE6' s1BHARtNE rELD
"o GRAPH CABLR8
INSULATED TELK0RAPh WIRE
Wstsr Beer and soda Pps Chemical Vessels tissue Shes
"e'' Tor Matters, Artincal Flower Makers, 10
FACTORY ros Gs 2lo 2i2 Eaat Twenty hfth street
Once and salosroon. No 1ly LIBERTY STREET. wsse ~
o Brosdway New York.
SAMUEL 9. BISHOP, General Agent
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er LouIA March II, 1897.
Mt LscrssA rope, mother * Major aansrl fopa
fet here snldax
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Bartiett,s Revsr-ibIe Sewing .MachiSes:z
opening for agents. Principal ONCE so Broadway
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ON Tuesday sysnius, March u, Alter ~ ,ons ne
ana tssful IIss:S Ny cs1ssr" ~ sslss "~' 81
dcrs Ags gssuycs sn fsscl ., rhs family are respect.
v ssissd y attend NE fgssr from nss s's y rS.~ ~
Ssscs $ Na p Kiss s.csss % rAandsy sH'sN00s' On
"0se- 'i}Jr oaw p4aIAa - TaA Peal
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: r A N C E..

Labor 'sStrikeo in Paris.
PARIS March IL, 1857
The laborers employed in preparing the grounds and
buildings for the approaching Universal Exposition have
struck for higher wages.
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A,--AddresS Kaldenberg Ak Sen, Mes. and
John Have the fnest stock Of PipeQ
Holders this country Cheaper and better than all
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A.-Indtes and Gentlemen,
please call examine Ready made Clothing for 0o0t
Boys and Youths, and learn the recent prices
BROkAW BROTHERS, 81 Lafayette place
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Batchclor's HatE Dye.=Thc Hest ln the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable nstansuos
Gus. FACTORY bl Barclay street.
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All Prizes Cashcd In Legal Lotteries.-Circa.
80 ."' j. cLuTE, Broker, ITS Broadway.
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BURGLARY IN MERCER STREET.

Between nine and ten O'Clock last night par:ies
who thus far unknown TO ths police obtained en-
the OF Mortimer Debosl located at the
two rolls or CLOTH valued q: about $400 Bscomiag
frightened however, by the approach Of some passcrs
BY. the burglars dropped their plunder and took -
flight One OF the rols was picked up IN front Of the
store and the other found lying on tho sidewalks
beside the gutter The cloth taken 10 the station
house. whore the Of the property soon appsarcd
and identified It as having becn stolen from their pre-.
mtsas Search is bong made for tho bur2lara
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Serious rsnecioas for young msn IN Essays OF the How
ard Association, the Physiological Errors. Abuses an4
Diseases aduoed BY Of Natures Laws In the n
ago Sent scaled letter cnysope free OF charge
Ion. philadelphia, Pa
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON March l2-Noon.
Consols for money 91.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
opened follows-
United States fve-twentes s................... 74L
Illinois Central shares. 7S
LONDON March 12-Evening.
Consols closed at 9014 for money! decline Of one
half from the previous day.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
closed at the following quotations.
United States vetwenties. es................... TAX
Illinois Central shares Tx
Erie Railway shares. 40
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Amer,can Tocsh PewdeE;-ThIs delIghttsl
Teeth Eminent chemists hsvs used Il y years Sold by ~
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,A.-MetIs ChcTicai EenSds Re.tsres sGTey
RU5HrON. 10 Astor House. Aad BY all druggists.
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Charley Whites Combination Troupe.
The revival Of the Fenans Oath drew large and ap
precative audience last evening at Mechanics Hail. and
judging from the delight with which II received
VIII probably occupy the boards for at least another
week or two The piece abounds In Green flags red rs,
dancing fairies rascally red coats and Fenan patriots
and Is upon the whole lauehable improbable and
lndicrous drama The comic nteriudc of The siamese
Twins, with Charley White and George Edeson the
twins, provoked the most uproarious laughter II will
be continued during the present week.
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q p.S.: gse
street Sold BY all druggsts and fancy goods dealers 2
and California John Laird Grafton street Dublin Ire.
land Leon Pelleray. Paris; H. Hoveuden. London Ene
land, Beware OF worthless limitations.
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,..ss :.s r'ass Is VI. Gs:sdI.- :.:.: +
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x.ss..: =; sqs A.: oBsai:'ai::a,l BBs:i.: ':ai:al1
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A M U s E M ( NJ T S .
Woad,a Theatre.

MISS Fanny Morgan Phelps began q six nights engage
ment at this theatre on Monday last The pecos In
which she appears Pilgrims Wild Fish Girl and the
Bonnie Fish Wife In the first Miss Phelps displays her
powers OF porraying fish character and in the second
her ability TO render good representation OF Scotch
manners and dialect. The Ronne Fsh Wife Is D most
aughabe little farce and Miss Phelps impersonaton OF
iss Thistle down q really good piece of acting Mr.
sol smith Jr, makes capital Sir Hiccorv Hearvcheer
and Mr. Beiva Ryan is iresistiby comical Caters
between the pieces Mr. wambod amused the audience
with some excellent burnt cork performances
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Der Feschws was given last night the Stadt thea.
tire, before . we'll filled house. The cast included
Mesdames Frederick and Rottsr and Msssrs Pollock his
first appearapce), Groschel Chaudon, Lehman. Brng-
mann. &c The opera in general satisfactorily rem
In the orchestrA
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Wholesale and retail. WARD, 81 Broadway.
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II would require no little space narrate in detail the
troubles Of bridegroom called upon suddenly obtain
ChapeaN de Fuius dIal and compelled to thread the
windngs Of Paris in ruess search for the article We
must therefore be content to state that the msounes
Of the gentleman placed in this painful predicament on
his wedding day were very comcay illustrated at the
French theatre last night thoroughly did the actors
enter into the spirit Of their respective parts Messrs
Deligne, Chol, Edgard. Juignet Scrbot and Chandon
with the Mines. Carnel Saun!er and Delgne were the
artists who interpreted most effectively the amusing al
hough somewhat overdrawn boGonnere presented for
the first, but not, We trust for the last time
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

for y. tAe y first thne you wifi icxsrcso the hp}
prlyilege,o Anerioan citizens. You must
TO discriminate well mud choose wisely bo.
tweensthe good and tho bad examples YOU sec, sec
Sltelnernber that in Politics, as ID all things,
/ an eyenttenlpet and arcspectful deneapor t,. d.
words @ our adyersdfies detraet nothing froai
h thosaE Edor Sof our convictions, nor from tho
tepaclty sitlpWhich we press our purposes !;
|sesnlnanmiity and.courtesy always Contribute. to
the success of our undertakings, ,s.t.S
Do.yey remcnbcr Abfaliam Lincoln l2--
Z Cclics,of "Yes." !" Yes :" Ycs,". I VIII
yon'cyerforget him !? Loud shontsof /" No"
/" No." /" No, never, ncver,"] Youmust not
$ @$cnase to cherish nnsl heed tho tcachiucs Of
TINT genial nature, those simple methods, tho
: noble heart and the guilcless example of your
gifted and lamcnted champiom? let rs an
remombcr and believe the last words Of his
last address to the people bo loved and scry.
gsdtso well, and for whom his almost sacred
1iis was n saori6cc. lie said I" The time
VIII c,ome whe,t the mystic chords of memory, !,
stretching sire from every; battlefield and every
patriot glayn,to every living heart and hearth
stone, touched again as they will surely be by
the better angels of ournpture. shall swell the
chorus: of Union throughout the land -
Great applause