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the UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

Religious Services on Board the Miantono-
mol-The "Cntncombs'' Of mn Iron-Clad.
from Galignani's Messenger. March
A correspondent writing from Hyores sends US the
following
Divine service celebrated Sunday, the oath OF
February, on board the United States monitor the
Mantonoinoh the officiating clergyman being the Rev.
Douglas Timins M A., OF Oriel College, Oxford who Is
spending the winter at this place. The service was ne
cessariy held between decks IL being impossible to re-
main with the head uncovered upon deck under tho
scorching rays of \ southern sum- even at this period
OF the year. The deck OF this extraordinary iron-cad
being almost on a level with the water, light could
only be admitted through narrow haichway, generally
closed by ponderous iron slab, air being forced down
turret by OF revolving fan. This dimly lighted
space crowded with the officers and men OF the ron
clad and her companion ship, the Augusta, their forms
rendered shadowy by the gloom reminded the specta
tor forcbly OF the caacombs which the Christians
were wont TO meet for prayer in days gone by.
The reverend gentleman preached q most impressive
sermon from Romans W., a. and had a remarkably at
tentve congregation divine service not having been
held on board since tho ship left America
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A Card.0a rrAr GAVE m PAINTINGS

GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS.
Having determined TO sell BY auction, Monday
ing the 18th ns the entire collection Of Paintings recently
purchased by me from w. Wright Esq, and embracing
before offered collectively In New York. deem necessary
in order avoid all misappre to the public
that these Paintings will positively be Sold without
TO the highest bidder.
This contrbutors' SALE With the exception o
three Paintings which do not belong although having
formed OF exhibon, there 10 not single 81
tho entire 46 down the catalogue which II
dvidual property TO be sold my individual account
with the exception Of two three (Which would proba
bly, not amount to aggregate OF over SO0 single Paint
ing which has either been sold baxgned for.
ills generally CONCEDED that srande. and more lsemats
probably before submitted 70 the art patrons and os
lectors OF this country. H. ". DERBY.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Report from Marshal Bnzaine TO Napoleon.
PARIS March 16, 1867.
General Csstenau, aid-decamp of the Emperor Napo-
leon who short time ago ordered special mis-
sion 20 the City Of Mexico to confer with Marshal
Bazalne and the Emperor Macmillan Mexican AFFAIRS
has returned TO Paris
The French Evacuation Completed.
PARIS, March 49, 1867.
Tho Monitesr to-day. in official article, says that
Marshal Bazaine and the last Of the French troops left
Mexico On the Goth OF March.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General Thomas D. Johns, OF San Francisco; General
A. Stager OF Ohio and John Wentworth Of Chicago arc
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General Frank p. Blair. OF Missouri Colonel A. Allen
Of Boston; N. A. King, Of Oregon, and G. stagg q
California, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Senior Tassara, the exspansh Minister, stopping =
the Brevo0rt House.
Major Getting Of West Point is stopping at the 81
Denis Hotel.
Sir W. g. johnson, Bart, and Captain johnson, Of
Canada Dr. Chadwick, OF Portland and General McCook
Of Ohio, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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the FLOOD IN TINE SOUTH.

Mr,rBr, March 10, 1867.
Intelligence from Friar's Point Miss says the river
sir riches higher than was before known. The
food extends 10 the Back Hills, distance OF thirty
mes Groat destruction and desttution prevail, and
tho peo,le are very much disheartened.
LOUISVILLE, March 10, 1867.
Rarad communication with Memphis Ia entirely
pended the road along the Cumberland river being
seyeralfeet under water
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THE RUSSIAN TELecRAPHs.
An Imperial Message from st. Petersburg 60
China.

An Imperial Message from st. Petersburg 20
China.
letter from Khobarovka on the Amoor river TO the
Russian journal the Voice contained the subioined -
The telegram sent by the Emperor Alexander to the
Governor General Of Eastern Siberia TO the
marriage Of the Grand Duke heir TO the throne,
brought TO Khobarovka by special courier the 7th OF
December and Immediately forwarded by telegraph TO the
headquarters 81 the battalion OF Cossacks OF the 0ussou
in the Kazakeef Thence courier conveyed IL TO the
port OF vladvostok the coast Of the OF japan,
where General Korsakor staying The result Is that
telegram sent from 81 Petersburg the 10th Novem-
Der to Irkoutsk distance OF about 1870 miles and
from that place 10 verkhneoudinsk, $50 miles, and TO
Khobarovka $50 miles further by courier, arrived in
this last named town the 18th OF December, and
sent the day to the extreme point OF the Russian
possessions In the direction OF China distance Of
miles from st. Petersburg.
Thus the transmission OF intelligence between the cap
a Of the empire and the Russian southern ports Of tho
Pacific still requires LAPSE OF tweniyseven days
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MARINE intelligence

LrxRroor, March 16-Noon.
The mammoth steamship Great Eastern will sail from
sths port on saturday next the ed inst. for New York.
and not Wednesday, the goth, as before stated.
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HE FEE MAN s.

The snow had not the effect yesterday OF damping tho
ardor OF the Fenians in any whatever; for from
the earliest hour in the forenoon the passages and
Hobbies at headquarters, In ChathaD street,
crowded as In the Office General Gleason and the
other officials kept very busy answering commune
cations and receiving subscriptions, which being
handed in in various amounts from dollar upwards.
General Gleason expresses himself highly pleased and
satisfied with his reception in Washington, and is of
opinion that the recognition Of the insurgents in Ireland
at early day is by unlikely event. The
In which many eminent statesmen have spoken
TO him on the subject has created new hopes and
pcctaticns among the Brotherhood, and r. as they
pec bold and general uprising takes place Paricks
Day In the British Kingdom the success Of the cause OF
Ireland may be regarded matter OF certainty. Thus
think those around and inside headquarters; all
guine Of success and matter how meagre bad the
news, they express themselves unwilling to atsch
importance to It. but place their hopes with strong and
unfaering confidence In the gallanty and bravery Of
the men who have now the charge OF affairs in Ire.
land. The proposal 70 give up the procession
on Patricks Day has met with no response from the
temperance and other Irish societies. but Il expected
that the Fenan Treasury will be no loser by the do
moustraton next Monday large Bumber Of the arms
which sent 10 the border at the time Of the Gin
vasion" Of Canada are being returned. and will very
likely md their way before long 70 another quarter Of
the hemisphere, where they will undoubtedly be used
with force and effect In the Of liberty and
OF Q downtrodden country.
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MEMPHr, March 10, 1907.
Gre broke out tonight on the southwest corner Of
Howard row high wind Is raging and half the block
IL now consumed, including i've commission grocers'
houses The entire block win doubtless be DESTROYED
Tho losses cannot be sscertained to-night.
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s PAT n

The GOverumcut Sustained ut the Elections.
MADRID, March l6, 1851.
In the general elections recently held throughout the
kinsdom the candidates favorable to the
were mainly successful
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Russia Defines Her Position in Onicial
Dispatches.


Dispatches.
Four dispatches, principally addressed TO Baron Bru-
now the Russian Ambassador in London, pub
lished in St Petersburg March s. giving sketch OF the
attitude and policy OF the Russian government in the
Eastern question. They are preceded by preamble,
giving as reason for the unusual course taken n pub
fishing the the serious nature Of the present state OF
things and the lively interest taken by the Russian
ton in its corehgonits
the government of the Car proposes collective action
on the part Of England, France and Russia, in order
Gambia, pointing out the danger OF indifference to
the questions at issue and OF delay In bringing them to
a solution.
The second despatch, dated the 18th OF September
Of the year explains that the views of the Russian
government in the Canadian question Of entirely
DISTINGUISHED nature lays upon the necessity
OF satisfying the legitimate demands OF the Cretans
The third despatch Of the 9th Of October contain
statement Of various efforts made by Russia In favor Of
the Servans, but which had been without result
The fourth despatch dated the 23d OF November
points out that In the opinion of Russia the most
Christian population would be the establishment Of their
autonomy under the suzerainty Of the Porte.
The Jou,nd! de 81 Peevsoourg referring to the above
were written events have modided-not the principles
OF the Russian policy in the East but the application Of
these principles and have led to fresh negotiations
Russian Denomination In Favor Of Crete.
From the Paris D9bas March ST.
GSna luke re 2, nessa nas gwen oss
herocally 'and whose brothers have been, from the
time Of the Crimean war; tho only allies Of Russia
The most eloquent comment this toast Is article
published the other day in the Gasette de AocoU Il s
there announced that We going to be
witness Of great changes, that the Eastern
question must from necessity have . solution,
and that tive 1nd ourselves actually the OF the
day when the Greco savonic world is going to take It's
place In the OF life ana action. When the inde-
pendence OF the Christian people Of the East shall have
been entirely recognized Russia will appear day
vsdvs with the rest of Europe The restoration OF the
Greco Savonic world will the bosom OF tho en-
pre the forces which up 70 the present have remained
inactive and masked"
without thinking too seriously about snch fanfaron-
ades cannot conceal from ourselves that crisis Is
imminent at this moment, and that the situation OF
Europe gives good field 70 the ambition Of Russia
Pablic Education In Russia and Turkey.
The Moscow Gdste gives the following figures edu-
catisn in Russia and Turkey:-Of all the European
countries without exception Russia Ii the where
the least s done for the popular schools that h for the
most useful and fruitful instruction.
According TO statistics, Turkey, In 1855, bad 15 900
schools attended by 600 900 boys and girls out Of
population Of Is 000O0 In Russia there are 10000
schools and 900 600 boys and girls attending them.
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The most GRACEFUL and ELEGANT SKIRTS msAe
ALSO, all the FASHIONABLE SHAPES In the .PRID4
q our PorULAR STYLES. Bee PARTICULARS IN -
FOR SALE IN ali YfRsr CLASS STORES in tho UNI-
TRD STATES aud MANY OTHER COUNTRIES. A.
VESTS, BRADLEY q CARY.
81 Chambers and 70 and 81 Reade streets n. y.
ALSO, At WHOLESALE BY LEADING JobBER6.
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE

Proposals for Rentals OF Docks, Slips,
Houses, &c.
On Saturday afternoon Comptroller Connolly opened
proposals for the letting for year or such whaes
PIERS houses &C. the leases Of which expire the LIST
day OF May next Tho following the proposals Of
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A TRUTH.

The wsskne;s Of the stomach and e fais psrformiss
and their varous branches BY being pastered ~
with phegm and acid drees, pdgesble meals o6e1-
drfnks other matters which long
sumo ccrxoding quality. BRANDETH's PILLS remove
all these dcucs and restore the stomach perfect
aRd should be used BY those who having lost
pursut Of health. Bee advertisements on Eighth paUz
headed.
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AID FOR THE CHATTANOOGA SUFFERERS.

NASHVILLE March 16. 1867.
melting was held to-day for the relief OF the Chat
tanoogs sufferers Large subscriptions Of money were
made, nd committee was appointed 70 solicit other
subscrotonS The citizens are responding llsfslly.
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4 HOTEL CLERK FAILS HEN 10 tsHr MILLION DOLLARS.

MEMPHIS March fe 1867
s RI Rowland, night clerk At the worsham House, re-
ceved news to-day from England Of having fallen heir
70 An estate Of eight millions OF dollars
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East Twelfth; N r. Bume, 202 South; Frederick Jocks
800 Broome; John d. Schmidt 1856 East Houston
Richard oReilly 277 Division; Daniel Cunningham, III
James two oomplalntsl
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A.-LadIes and Gentlemen,
please call and examine ready made Clothing for 0entA
Boys and Youths and learn the recent prices
BROkAW BROTHERS, 81 Lafayette place
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BRANRDErH's PILLS.

AZ - O'ciock, MARCH I ., Valuable Property,
on Amfty, Greene and wooster streets and 0reonwfc1
Broadway By MUILER, wilkins { Go. Maps 4 No
Pine
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10, 1881.
The Nevada Legislature convened yesterday. The.
Governors message transmitted; It refers only -
the Revenue bill. A bill was introduced which taxeo
the other property, after deducting the
transportation TO the mill and the cost OF reduction. Is
Is thought the mining interest will defeat the BILL
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Good Sweet Thiug.-Dr. Graves Cough
CANDY: the peasantes cheapest remedy Tor
Coughs and Colds This Is The season orn Apply at II
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nars,ett,s Rsvssr.Ssb Is sswing vyashIgsEsss
patentee salcsroons 500 Broadway Prince
street. New York.
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Address.-PcIlak & aon, Manufa cturers, CO.
Broadway Fourth street, have the finest and lArgoo
stock Of NEE RscHAUM goods in the country moderate
prices Boiling 81.
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Royal HAVANA and all Legal LcsterS
Prires cashed, information sent -
j. r. CLAYTON, 10 wall street. New YORK.
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A.-For Brown DiscoIorntious. called MotA
Freckes Moth Freckle Lotion. Pre-
pared by DR. b. G. PERRY, ~ Bond street. Sold by all
drug
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Again ON sFeninnism,', Gc.-Rev. ms. II.
Smyth lectures to-day, 81 o'clock Argus Hail. 60O Broad
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| BarsIctts Reversible sewing Machines nc
SIS. Nine. DEMORESTS Emporium Of Fashion,
No. G3 Broadway.
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The Fenians in BROOKLYN.

mass meeting Of Fenians under the auspices Of the
sCahir O'Doherty CIRCLE" was have been held last
evening No. 800 Fulton street. In consequence,
doubt or the prevailing snow storm but few persons
sponded to the cali II agreed however, to hold
meeting Wednesday evening next at the same place
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The Frankforf Bomrse.

The Frankfort Bourse.
FRANKFORT March 16-Evening.
United States Fvetwenty bonds close this evening at
Tx for the 1862 coupon.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 16-Noon.
The cotton market opens with continued activity, and
prices have further advanced. The sales to-day will
reach Is geo bales Mddng upands quoted at Is "a
LIVERPOOL. March 16-Evcning
The market closed firm. The sales equal 10 the
moon estimate viz Is 600 bales Mddlng uplands 13d
Liverpool Bread-tnns Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 16-Noon-
The market is firm. Corn Ia quoted at Ais per quar-
LvERrooI, March 16-Evening
The market Is firm but quiet Wheat closed at lbs.
Sd. per GENITAL for spring red
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LrvERPooI, March 16-Noon
Lard Is steady at Sos. Cd per cwt for American.
Cheese 00s per cwt for middlng American. Pork IT'S
cd per 200 lbs for prime Eastern mess
LIvERroot. March 16-Evening
The provision market Is generally unchanged. Pork
Is quiet Lard however, has advanced to OILS. per cwt
for American
Liverpool Produce Mnskef.
LIVERPOOL. March 16-Noon
Rosin ps Sd per cwt for common. Petroleum Is I'd.
per gallon for standard white. Lnseed oil f3s los
ton Ashes 33s per cwt for pots. Iron 53s for pig,
mixed numbers
LIVERPOOL, March 16--Evening
Talow 44s. Cd. per cwt spirits turpentine as 3d.
Lnseed Oil COS. Ger Calcutta Whale oil f4l per ton
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A.-KaIdenberR,s Meerschaum Pipes-ThQ
largest and finest stock ever seen In this city CHEAPER
and BETTER MFERSCHAUMS than any other house. Can
Repairing. &C., &c Circulars be had. Nos
John Afreet. HroadMaY.
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Crisfadoro,s Hair Dyc.-The Best Ever Man
ufacturcd. Wholesale aud retail also applied, at No.
House
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B Rl.sa Far develop 10
form physioogicaly Depot 33 Canal street. Sold At L.
dies fancy stores.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.--Prixcs Paid -
gold Information furnished The highest rates paid tC
Doubloons and all kinda OF Gold and Silver -
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 16 Wall street. NJ
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Florence Reversible Feed
LOCkSTfTCH SEWING MACHINES,
BROADWAY New York.
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Wigs. Toupces ard OSna " entail III :.
a rlnN = n " ID D{s s,s an n-' =
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All Prizes Cashcd In Legal Lstteriss.-Circas
j. CLUTE Broker I76 Broadvav.
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wheeler Il,.ss,. L2Si ssJ.sn.s sewins Ma
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Rcirowvey's Turkish olepian.---Tho
In the world for the Hair,
tsined at any respectable drug store and al DEMAS
BARNES CO.'S, II Park
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Rnraes.-Runges for Hotels and Families,
Hotel C.oking Apparatus spccialty Large assor nent
hand New styles, new improvements.
BRAMHAII, DEANE CO, Manufacturess
2f7 Water street.
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sl3 fsr a T,rs D French Psss Leather Bouts: ~
Ready made p e q erd ssj proadws1 a@
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Weed sewing rTachine.,-Imprsvcd "aec's
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Iron Work for buildings.

rive satisfacon. Send for illustrated catalogue.
FRANK E. HOWE BRO, 1e Broadway ,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, March 16-Noon
Consols Tor money, 81.
AMERICAN sEcuRIrixs
opened 70 follows
United States Five-Twenty bonds. ............. Hh
Erie shares. ossA
ILLINOIS CentrQlS. focA
LONDON, March 16-Evening
Consois arc unchanged, at Oh for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
closed as follows:
u. s. Five.twenty bonds. .74h
ILLINOIS, CENTRAL
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Iron Work for BufldnEs.
JAMES l.. JACKSON 4 BROTHER, Twenty-cighth
street. Second and Twentyninh street.
Jurors every description OF IRON WORK FOR BUILD
mo PURPOSES Iron Building Fronts, Orders Columns,
Beams shutters Vault Lights Railings, Stable Fixures
patent Opera House Chairs &c. Particular attention paid
10 the manufacture fine Castinga
Esiiinates furnish q when requested.
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Grover a. Bnkcr's Highest Premium Sewtn9
Machines. go broadway New York.
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1867 .-Spring Fashions.
SEE J. w. BRADLEY0
NEW EMPRESS INvISIBLE TRAIL
CELEBRATED DUPLEX RLLIPTIC
OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS.

NEW s ssH 4 Z. I BEARHaz's4 Ram
III psSsrs S HsHiss s HHHEEE'0
Ess M ~ sFssss
q our Fofgi4R sTyt Es. See FARfiCUIARs i .
Esfs \ s:!.!! Il Il ::
o"A''' y VESTS, BRADLEY CARY
ALSO Il AZ = ~ BIZ;
TRUTH
pnsm .9S os
ss u.
All these difficulties and restore the stomach TO perfect vgo
1e' s once s::' ssfs sS
BRANRDErH's PILLS.
ANA, ~ r,ss y.s: ..s
i2s vii Co.
please cali and essmns our ready msds coAns for as.a
S''' ana sRoRAw Lafayette p.
.Addses.- RsII.ks = Son, M.s.f.s..rssr, ss9
stock or NEE goods in the country. Al moderate
pio1s DoiAhk -.
a. Il. g.. BEAN: s.: Sss
RUsHToN, 10 Astof House. and BY all druggists :,
An Prizes Cashed In Loyal Lssteriss.-Cir
= - j. cLUrE Broker. l7s Broadway.
xshff.f: h R.snE& develop q.
Dies fancy stores. II
largest and Snsss s.ock ever .ssn Il Sis city SHEAPEk
and s.. John street. Corner broadway - ' '
Br.yn scs .ns saIIsS Met
s Dr. &c G. FERRY y Bond street By III
Good Sweet S,.,. Th is. Grave. Csu5s
coS s%' 's Apply i%Sa
narsIett,. Reversible sew,ng Syassh.!y5rssss rf
Ps 'SS Prime:
s. Is:t .s
ous ' Factory u Barclay street ''-''''
81. Rs NM: Hssihas sss%.' :.
ss,..s s ..s .o n .sss Eyer at s
Florence EsScHissIr s EEsfss MACHINES
$50 broadway. New York.
Grover A galscr,s Iisr See..s Premium Sewing
Machines tso broadway New fork.
Howc,s scaIes, nnd safes-Warraated -
~ 'A' FRANK 3. HOWE BRO. ~ broadway.
IrsS wRr., s fsE BsiIalnEso rurn
street Second and Twentyninih street
isTsF ?
ss. s;S s Rs sss
= Estimates sss i furnish when VIII requested.
Rcirowvey,s Turkish, dolcninn.--The
sMRSEs Co 8, II PARK row as ''0'' anu =
INCONSISTENCIES for Hotels and Families
hama New Styles new improvrments
BRAMHALL, DEAsE CO, xanufsesurers
M Water street,
gold. nformaiicn furnished rho highest rates pad sc
TAYLOR CO. 9, o ssu kerr s " Wan street. NJ
ROYAL HAVANA and all Legal Lottery
j. X CLAYTON. 10 wall street. New York.
The Howe yIechins Co.'S IsSS s, l.s.sr y ne
sewing machines fr.sdss,, 500 BrOsd,sy. New York
y syss sas sey.s s
Torgsss rq ID. B:ss n a1
ELoHs is Bond s.ysst
sWh .cs ssss,ssuh M,l ssssbad
s for T,rs p French F ss'ss
Essay m :, daf q 'fGSr ~ Broadwss,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-02

MADAME Z, ,. TnoRNToN, the great English As
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World, has now located herself at Hudson. y Y
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow.
crs Of second sight, rs T. enable her to impart
hnowlcdgo of the greatest Importance to tho sin
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truncc. She dclincatcs the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid of an in
>trumtnt of intense power known rs the Psy-
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turc If the future husband or wife of the appli.
cant, together with date Of marriage, position in
NE, leading traits OF character, &c. This is nc
humbug, as thousands of testimonials can assert
She will send, when desired acertilcd certificate
or written guarantee, that the picture is What il
purports 10 lc. BY enclosing a small lock OF hair
and stating place Of birth, age disposition and
complexion. ami enclosing fifty cents and slammed
envelope addressed to yourself YOU win receive
the picture and desited Information by rcturt
mail. Al communications sacredly confidential
Address ia confidence, DAM T. = THoENros
I. u t"N 223, Hudson, NY. apGcTlycls