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Wan DEPARTMENT.

. UASuIH0TCN i, MAY a., 1851. 4
:. 6IH :: hayo tho honor to- submit herewith O
COPY Of the entries contained il tho memorandum
book found on the person of Wilkes Booth at
the time OF his capture, certified by General Hclt
Judge Advocate General, {who has, possession OF
the book, together with his report in relation
thereto. s t.tg..; - ;.;, ID = !, M
Z The memorandum book WAS f,rst soen by m.
about the 29th da7 of!Aprl 1855, stortly aftor
Booths capture, and few hours before HE -e-
mains reached Washington. It Was brought to
my house by Provost Marahsl Baker and another
porson, who was, think, Lieutenaut Colonel Con.
ger. tl YBlis'. 80 ig: 'tEti .tgf.s 81
The book was then examined by mo, IN presence
OF Qenoral Eckert, As siistant, Secretary Of War,
and was fou i'd to contain only tho entries certified
by General Holt. also some photographs of TO-
males: Immediately preceding tho entries, s7me
pages appeared to havo beon, cut out. but thero
thereon OF whether Anything had Been written,
nor when or by whom thoy had been cut out.
Immediately after caroiul examination Of tho
book and it's contents, It was placod III tho hands
OF General Erkert In tho Same condition 8 when
frat saw u, to be delivered to the Judge Adyo-
~ to him By General Eckert. am informed and
boloyo t has continued until Tho present time.
The last time saw the book uas some limo last
winter. 1t wns then before tho judiciary Commit
too OF tho House Of Representatives. and was, IN
all respects in exactly the Same condition as when
saw II frat, without any ohango or alteration so
far as could discover, in it's contents .7E.:'
General Eokort reported to me that, upon receiv-
ing tho memorandum book from me- no scaled it
1t up and looked it up in hs aafe and il continued
In his possession until he delivered it 10 the Judge
Advocate General, and that IL was then in tho
sane condition as when It was brought 10 my
( Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
70 SO ....' EDWIN II. STANTON,
!. .--s-f! 49, sss.r Secretary Of War. a.
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EE Tho Relatives. Frionds and Acqu.int-
snces Of the late OGDEN HAMMOND. and tho on.
GERS and Aombcrs OF tho sas Society OF tho
Cincinnati, requested to send his Funeral 80 Socs
at 81 HI bacls Church. Tai afternoon, At haItp.st
Five O'Clock. - Msyu
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1@ Tho RelstIves, Friends ahd Acaunfnt-
snces OF Mr.. r. MoHrLLo. and Of Mr. and Mrs. n. L.
MoanLo. and OF Mr. and Mrs. Jons CASSIDY aud Of Mr.
and Mrs A. DUNCAN and their respective fAnies, arc
most respectfully requested 70 attend the funeral Of Mrs
+. hoRILLo. Thn Nternoon. at O'Clock precisely
nom her Late residence No. S2i King street north Of
Al ~ street, without further invitation.
Maya 10
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rtSatpA III augustine Examiner SAN that
ewing TO- the report of. tho two officers, ot Gen.
Granite eta6 fNaa recently visited this poek tho
s.dauarss1s hAys bSsa ordered 70 10 reidoySd 70
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THE BOOTH DIARY.
OF THE SECRETARY of WA
OFFICIAL COPY FROM TIE JUDGE ADvocAr,

ofFlClAL COPY FROM TIE JUDGE ADVOCATE
St rTr GENERAL tt.lCt .- + f|-7--
80 mrch has been satd about tho spoliation OF
tho Booth diary since the charge Was inatlo by
Genorui Bnt!or in Congress, that tho people gem
ernily nnl, almost without an exception, tho lend
ing Journals demand that tho book DO published
no mattor whether It's contents be i'm portant or
unmportant. Upon representations 10 Sir. john
son Of all tho circumstances, and of tho general
demand that the DIARY be printed. in order that
the people may for themselves judge OF tho facts
and morits OF the controversy in roIereuco to it,
tho President has giyen his consent that a copy
Mr. johnson, never having himself seen tho dia-
~, had. sone days ago, ordorod certified copy to
be made, which WAS accordingly furnished. We
arc permitted TO pubish this record, as certified
by tho Judge Advocate:
s-F=tEtg7 EXECUTIVE MANsIoH.
Sl5 WAsMNoToN, D, c., May 0, 1867.
:. Tho Seoretary OF War viii please furnish tho
President with q certified eoDy of Tho "diary"
found upon tho body Of =. Wilkes, Booth, together
With o sncolct statefnnhtof oil tho facts connect
ID with It's capture and it's possession by the War
Department. - ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Domestic Markets.
arss

- NOON DIsPAToH.
New YoRK, May 2s.-Fiour 100. lower on com:
mon, grades, Corn 1a2c. batter. Pork dull s22 90.
It'd 12aa1$A sEhiskey: quiet, ottonquiot and
witaout decided change. Froights dull. Stocks
active and tending down. 1862 coupons, 1G9Sa1G9E.
Gold 1881. Sterling of 60 days 1851.
r EVENING DIsPATou. ~
,Hqoaah dbl apd daihciiangel; 'sales a4od B.les ut
27o. Flour dull and declined 10a15c.; st1te $40 AZ
new &i1R1s22; old tsf 2sai sfR! Pfosiaions quiet
and dull. Rice firm; Carolina 1Oia12c. Sugar
:%auiet;; Muaoosadp lOSn113c. iCofeo and Molasscs
quiet! Esyal Stores Arm; Turpcntlno 62laGslo;
.Rosin unchanged. Freighta dull and lower; OH
Cotton to Liverpool 3D.; on grain by steam 2saSd.
Stocks and Railroad Shares active. Governments
dnlf Gold 1881. Money 8 o, cent. .'62 Coupons
109la109i ga do. 1O6 65, 1861; New Issuo 1osa1Os.
1o-40s, registered, 99la99s; Coupons, s9i 7-9Os,
first series, 106l others, l05s. Tenncssee, New
Iashe, 63. % n -
BALTIMORE, May 23.-Primo Rio Coffee held at
18ss1s2, Sales light. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Corn hrmer; Whito 81 12a1 ,15; Yellow $l,lsa1 90;
Mixed Western 81 90. Provisions stondy and un-
changed. Meas Pork $23 5oa29 rs. Western Lard
13la1si. Bulk Shoulders o. Sides IL. Whiskey
35 In bond. ..,,,g, 90. fn us t.T
= ST. LOUIS, May 2s.-Flour dull; Pale suporAno
$40, declining. PROVISIONS! quiet.
CRC1NNAr1, May .23,-Elour in fair damnnd, and
unchanged; superGns sl1 Scala So Corn irmer.
Whiskey dnll and nominal. Provisions firm and
unchanged Mess P.rk s22 80. q.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2S.-Sales 160O bales. Market
unsettled anl easier. Low 5Gddlings 2ta2ilc. Re-
coipts AGO bsles.S EIpdIts 1888 bales. Sugar and
Molasses nominal and unchanged. Flour extremo,
iy dull. superAne offered in round lots at $l1;
treble extra at $40 90, but irrcgulai Corn steady
and firm: Yellow aud mixed 81 15a1 20; White
81 as, Oas quiet at 9oas5o. Lard in torcos at IL
a14c-in kegs 1sla18I. Bacon in fair jobbing do
mnnd. Shoulders 9Io; Ribbed Sides 1870; Clea,
Sides 13ac Pork worry dull ut $24 2J Coffee active
Fai5 to Primo 2i3a25a. Gola, 87i Startling 4Gab1
Now York Sight Exchange per cont discount.
MOBILE, Aay 23.--sales 300 bales; closed dull
Middling 2s. Reccipts 70 bales. ;c..f ~ sis.
SAVANNAH, May 2s.-Cot.on very dull and small
business doing. Middlings, nominaliy. "a. Re
coipts $50 bales, Receipts of tho week 2sS0. Ex
ports 1447. Stock 1920 Receipts OF tho soaso,
224,209. .l,ih5s
AuoUsrA, May 49, Market dull; snlos IA baloe
Receipts 81. Strict 1fiddlings 24,t lgry;!f;p',i;
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TEI.EGRAPHIC.+
Our Cnblo Dispatches.

{ LONDON May 2s-Noon. Consols 90. o. 8.
Bonds "a. ~
LONDON, May 2s-2 P. N.-U. 8. Bonds do
clined /.
LONDON May Evening. Cousols advanced
|, 93i. u 8. Bonds a.
,LlvEnrooL, Mny -Noon.-Cotton quiet. hid
ding Uplnnds lid. Orleans III. BrendstuiTs
generally unchanged. Corn declined to 80, and
Provisions quiet.
LIVERPOOL, May 23-2 P. M.-Cotton steady.
Lard declined Is.
LIVERPOOL; May 2a-lsyoning.- closed
quiet. Middng lid. Orleans lid. Sales 10 900
bales. Lard Qua. ID. .i1e
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Prnsos4I-GWe ,lSsra That .whilo,' General Mo-
LAwA, OF our oityi' was In Atlanta last week, he
met douefsl Pope, WITH whom ho had IN interview
Of some length, rs General MoIAusg and iannorsI
Pope were a. Most Point and lin tho old army TO-
gether, and wero warm personal frendsI IiS TAe int
teryieW between lhrin iaht weGG &as Sets oorditi
and pleasant. General Pope assured G6ndral MO-
Laws that he had no intanfion 10 annoy or oppress
the people 9G 9s9IgiA On contrary, It was Ills
eArnSt dSsiIS topg qisahnrao tho complicated dn-
tlesahtIpsted lhish krspingf az tSprdtect bur,
Eepplsin slbthAittight paraonf and property
falh de epooMp p6f tliesS' 'Ssad 4
I, r V Z, ,as,f ,;s III [AnGasta osrontis
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ATPUBLIO NOTIOE.-THE DIsPENsARY OF
the Fourth Health District In ch rso OF Dr. J. soMRRs
BUST has been removed from tho City Hospital 70 Tho
southeast corner Of st. Philip Warren streets wheru
patients win be between aud 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
8 and O'Clock p. n. and calls lott as heretofore.
f#si aEoRaR J. PRLzEB IL D.,
may ~ I..t i." 10 q ...-f C.ty Registrar.
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aF IN EQUITY CoLLEToN DISTRACT
ExPARTE HENRY RAMSEY, TRUsTEE.-Peauon to
perpeu.ts in reison TO Loaf ss 10 ono hundred and
nno and half seres ofand aituate Ct Bartholome~a
Psriah, on bog Branch conveyed by WILLIAM g. HARRI
son TO HENRY HAMSEi. TtuI.es for the uso OF MAR
TIA II. HGRRBoN, wife Of 8. J. HARRIsoN. on or
aflr,t sra - S- =. n taha
hh ordnred that an persons In nny wise ntsres,va -
the .sd l.ras b. ard appear before mo .. my once In
Witsrboro, on Monday. tho 1;th day of June next to
ihoH cause. IL any they hare why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted ....
..a... 4Ea. 9. STOKES. c. E. O. D.
. Commissioners oeaco. Waitarbcro. M.y eth. 1867.
nay 10 may o.Aune TIT
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= @ NOTICE 7 MARINERS. AIMS
AND Pilots wishin to anchor their vssse.s In Aahlsy
Rysr requested Il to do anywhere within direct
r.nse Of tho heods of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVRs, on tho charleaton and st- Andrews dds OF
the Aihlsy River; BY which precsuaon contact With the
suhanArins Telegraph oable Will b avoided,
- '''. : = ~ 'a 5. Q. TURNER, q. IL
asrtor Mssters omos, Charleston. Peblusry 9. 1856
::FsoruNIJ... !it:i.I 4!...aI .Ii.h.l.. |! ~
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- S THE GRAVE n MALiDIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HowhBD ASSOCIATION
Essays. tbs Phyxiuinzy Of tha Psss,ona. and ths
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to tho hrst ago Of
mhr, with Reoortz on methods OF trcstmsnt en-
ployed In this institution. ssnt IN scaled letter en-
relopes, frss OF eharge.i@;.' !i il4t.ai 2i is"Gs
Addreas Dr. J. sKuLN HoUaHroN.
t.r.a ,,.; Howard Association. PhilAdelphis, Pa.
MAY 20 i. 3pao
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Population OF ,he Unt.et, stute..,

WASHINGTON, May 2oSrho bureau of statistics
lR making preparations to take the renBus of 1870
through tho internal royenuo organization. Di-
rector Delmar has been experimenting series Of
Btatistical exercise drills, the result of ono :of
which Affords aiknblo proof Of tho ,thpraugh
orRFnI2ahon o. the various bureaus OF the fTteSb-
ury Dapartnlent. HO has takoh O ccnsus Of tho
numbers q tho ontiro population OF the couptr,,
stationery. ~ ~ . n
Tho census was quietly but thoroughly; taken
during six wecks OF last November and Occemb,r r.
and s, in most cases. tho result OF actual count i1
tho revenue districts. Tho details will not BIO fur
niBhed to the pnbilo until they have ,rudergD,s
careful revision. and arrangement Tho ''IiirDs
from few of tho remoto mountain districts Of the
country ore the only ones not dGemod satisfactory
The pFessnt oansus shows tho total popnInlfoni Sf
the thirty .Befen Statos IN November and December
last to have been 3d. 100 255, and uf tho States and
TepitoFice together y, GU, ,Ss2: ~
decreese Of population, In tho liaGtern small In
crease, and in the Wostern large increase. Tho
results .arar supported in every instance by tho
State census Ok 1SGG5, 50 far az takol. Tho eom
parison with the consnB OF 1860 is as follows:
Thir. y-seven States few OF which wore then Tor
rories, numbered 81 ,318 OIL Inhabitants, and tho
total In tho States aud, oryltorios, ,91 1881.
The total inofeas6 fsIfcbj 1850 has; therefore,
been 5000 SCI, which, IN view OF tho lato extended
conalob, dbrnOhstrates the Extraordinary recupera-
tive powers OF tho country The population OF the
District Of C9lumHs 4 given a. AZ. .sSI, with
mnlest Il ~ NIGD In'I.EL ,fE ,IuE3 :" iI.%,
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CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,

lURkISHlNG GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention I'M getting up
this Stock to Hghtness Of fabric.
strength Of material and durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock is made In our own
workshop, and we warrant It. in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man.
ufacture; such as are usually sold
ready.made, the difference ne shall
be glad to show our customers,
/ In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state OF the market, and the univer-
sal 90 desire tt. buy goods cheap. 80 J! s /.
.E We give below some of. our lead.
Ing prices: {. .5}it Vii -e.sa. I
ara 49, ;.t :. ..-.a; ~ p;Jlsts - g; !. V.s {:
cHEok oAssIaERE SUITS H., s.. .ss %
ALL wooIaTwRRD SUITS. 80. ..i-.;s 50
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. J. ~: y. .1a %
BIAoK 7s AND AN. wsErE z II MIX oAsafFeRE p
SUITS, our make ".. J., ,:,: ,:.,:......16 90
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsExi oAssr. !
;. MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM. AND -
80,
LIGHT MIXTURES. .....,.:........... .1s 90
p nLAoK AND WHITE MIx ~. CASHMERE SSH.
SUITS ::.?. . .!!:.. "a 90
SILK MIX = iTn1cor i COR ,DIpFERENr i :sFi MIX =
iiEiT Eills - tiGi. -'h,::r+!+ f."f''' |
tTUREs: .......,...... ........ ...4 90
FINE BLACK GRRMAN TRIooT. SUITS: n 90
DARK DAB brown BRO N GRAIN ? pa .s! sHoUDRR
n, arJrra - ~. 4!. .i!I4. i=.i 3.- i:-!s 90 m
u. 80 :. { -: .,i',ii .t'i' ~ "
BLACK DRESS SUITS. ranging In .priosa i !.
from. ..:.;..,:.:.,........ $40 to 81 90
11Npp o1,,,s ~; Il y y .s.a oo M
LINEN ss = SUITS, nom e e 20 90
Sis II. .9 .,.= .i IL !as.se>:.:i u, o.. =
i4ln; addition to the aboye,. .We hgYe
many good Styles Of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY ,,.5..
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: 81, ARTIFICIAL ,,EYEs.-AHTIFIcIAL HU-
MAN EYES msde TO order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUcH And P; douaItRMASN tformerly employed By
RoiaoorrrAu. Of par1,, No. 500 Broadway New York.
April la ...Tj,r t- ig.r .!,,is!g, 1yr
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"a 1wE' ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
r II. wmTiHJ, Rsq.. a. candidate tor sher1n OF
oharisspn tJudioiaI, District at tha noit election.
aeptembor IL .,.,. .,..,, -
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Wn8hfnKto a News.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-JNo. s. WALTON hns boon
appointed Assistant Treasurer at Now Orleans.
Senator WILSON arrived and las gone North.
He speaks warmly OF tho general courtesy. *
- BUTLER In print persists In his charges OF doubt
ful practices 70 ,ardinS BooTHs diary, aud pardons
to the Wost Virginia desertors. He claims him
self to, have, originated iitbo famous phrase :
"Botled up." .4ah \
Tho Hon. A, r, RIDDLE, OF Ohio is to assist at
tho sunlATr trial, which oolnuiences on Monday.
Congressman BINGHAM rofusod to assist in tho
prosecution, 4 .B III ail,tsl d,
Tfo informal Rovenuo Receipts to-day amounted
/ tofsAss.oOo;;T;4. ti,,tfil f!(, .fiE ~
A7nll Cabinet meeting was held to-day, ut which
Sep GRANT y + a assisted The mootns WqsiySry long,
ana GSro 'toastderins 'srtissbbEaaY's opinion
II is u ldordtood that tho Cabinet and Gen.
GaAsE appEove eth, ssopinioY, and tHat il will bo
ptSmu,gsssd to-morrpw. l. " ~
]; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Investigate tho re-
cent gas explosion at tho postof1oe, whereby ono
.p5yaon was killed aal two seri;usly hurt. report
thnt the accident was ocoaai6ncd by tho opening
of the, looks by on unknown peraons Tho commit
seo, however, think that tho, material and machin-
ery are dangerous, and recommend some other
modc OF lighting tho building.
. Tho Btate Depaytmont has information TINT tho
quarantine at st: tCroix Inns boon raisod, md tho
commdnition betwoen st. Thomas aud st- Croix is
untsn!st'SH0a .sssf e Z. 81 s. sgs2fs.sgf
), ,,.,y i,a.,,,, From tho wolt.Ic; -. ~
in SAX FR Asu1sco, May 23--The Billiard Tourria-
mont has boon closed: "A. w. BAlnsoN. Of yir-
ginia, Ncvnda won tho champion cue. 'n'.'.
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Marine News,

9 NEW YoRx, May 2a.-Arrived, the Hare, from
Mobile; tho Atlantic, from Pennsylvania; and
OhSng, from Europe. 81 tt"t i %hSt
Tho Mel6qyrn, irom Mobile. arrived nt Liverpool
: on the 9th. - ,-.' u
The steamship Europe has arrived from. .Havro.
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:, .S A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo. itef ssojourn OF tow months In tho
dy. WAS hardly recognized oJ her tsndL In p.oe of
oosrsa, tuItc nushed fsoe. abe h.d seft ruby COM
pleItqn n alpst marble xtpoothness, and instead of
tw she really appeared bus eighteen. Upon
qprJ a. 10 tho eause Of great change, shs plainly
told than thas .hS used tho C1RcAs IAN BALM and
oonndaed N Invaluable sequiaoa to any lady toilet
By tn any Lady Gentlemen improve thnir peI-
sonai appearance an hundred iold It y dnpls In it,
combination. q Nature hersel simple yet unsurp~ss-
% ID ih enesy IN drawing impurities ffp also heal.
ing oleAnnnz and boiutyng the adm and compilation
By its direct action tho cuacs It draws uru II Al ts
impurities Kindly healing the same and leayins tbs
boo Nature i-tended 1. should be-clear so smooth
and bSsutfd Prios s1 sent BY l,l or sIpress on 70
osipt Of an ordar. by - 't'3i@3 i'ty ~ .''
III: G:ni q, q! w. L. CLARK oo,, Chumi,ts i
;, ;,,4, No. West Fayetto Btrsst 5yrseuse, N. z.
Tho only American ARonts for tho zis OF tho saue.
/" hEch 30 ~ .s "
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New YonS, May s.@.Tho MIRO Castle has arriv-
ed FROM Havana. Tho Ocean Home has boon
abandoned BY hor captain, and tho Government is
ABOUT 70 fellfher to satisfy tho claim 6f sl7ooo0
The American Consul has referred tho-mattcr to
Washington.
sANTIAno'AiiANzfual, Of literary reputation, slot
his wifc and Phtr' mother In tho Court Room at
hMatamoras during the ,progrosa of tho trial for
/. ahmony. ;>.i.s Is:@ ,'A;'+ IN! ~ 80
General DULEE and fnmiiy havo gono to Spain.
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New YonK,' May 2s..-Vorra Cruz dates to tho
18th state thht MInAsfos wis badly wounded in
tattempting to forte the Liberal lines tho 27t
4, Castle lOhepu tepeo was capturut by GuADAyANA
tonthe 14th, aftor forced struggle with the Ini-
perialists: Dos sIssIoN PEos has been eIccutei
by sta1r. z IiNihh 1.
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>, ,,.s5 gN;i,,j From tho Wc.t.e; ~. ~
si!a SAX FR.su1sco, May 29-The Billiard Tourria-
mont has boon closed: IA. W. BeInsos, Of yir-
ginia, Noyada won tho champion cue. 'r';'..'
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- srERRoRs OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who runersd for years trou Nervous Debility. Pro!
mature Decay and all tho effects Of youthful lndacrs.
ton. WILL fer tho sako Of suffering humanity. sand nee
To- WHO need T. fhs feoapt and directions for making
tha simple rernody BY which he onred. sunereri
wish, 70 ront BY the sdvortisors experience do
% By aIdreahns. In perfect eopnueuee, ff,I,,.
'., JoHa b. OGDEN,
April ~ - anoeS No "a Ced,, street. New York.
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tries furniture poitrnltsE 90, al they have re-
manned since lis Occupation. The tapestries, those
these great pLamIers though ibeantiful and inter.
osting,, helped to mike them more nhtom fortaby
roonly aud as there are nowhere any .cogy sentl.
Pile who dwet in such palaces should provorbially
hnyo little domestio, inclination. lhe tapestries,
collections ofplhster casts and many othcr articles
%oro prosecuted TO the Dn6hoss stephanie BY toe
Tho Duke never comes here 10 hsvo little .tsea-
son" now and then, for the delight OF tho Mann.
acs ihPspushout tdo paohy and isaoatainiy sao n
wonder. IL would take 8 ,flre equal TO thai Of
small oondsgration TO Hnrm thls iminense mass OF
Besiles id1u5t Il t5o doostio ittie Dichess Is IS
iiis her to bO. What Is true q the osSaa 81 Lon.
Sn Ssay Has sI .sa s
chop. .keepors. II Prussia were 70 make political
banquet y q Baden to-Ia9rsoM and PET come royal
a sSps asosd S dIfbs bs tsep t
enough. tumatters whore the people hayo nothing
to say why should they troublet their bruins and In
jure their d.gcstion !: -.g!}s, ~, :, ~.
The grounds belonging to tho palace, aiong the
banks OF The Rhine, sro most lovely and inviting
even in winter, and our littlo stroll seemed like q
gone OF eheeEipess round the great and venerable
There arc two beautiful atbhe and bronze foun.
talnD In tie pnolio squarcs, but as they seem tc
nave 6eon sNAys destitute thoy provoke
tho jesI Church, which, Though as q % hos iasas III
pretontious as 70 architecture a. matefiai Tbl
,aSgnhIGS,ii Y Of Several solid 6f i6i
white marble statues of iLoysis; JGstit missioni
i RES. &o;, s1pe little French woman who: eboxs
the ohn5sh t9ld ps With = loSefentiM Tone, as OBJ
what sYnheent sum Il ali oost, : In faoSs nm
whole Interior Of the building IA OF marbio'Gil
4 With various coored paint plaster, fresooss paint
ihgs, images, DO, and. lighted by dome t69 fee
nboye, gives 10 8 peculiar, and TO ThS poor s6f
shippers, probably a. most imp4sin8 aspp ppeSfiEde
Ip addition 10 tho music Of ths 6rRSn Oh Bundkys
tho military bond nis' also TOO Ta6Sl
,EmusioI should IN 30 smal compssi, sf h
u Az regards ltioss tbe hSle for III
most Part, fad Lat year q
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su feben. ,cie6 1T Die l9werfe, @ottlob
aud bic lebte metuer Gdui&unoen.
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lde ummdlSuns ~ beaQnittoeu,-tR fir
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aus allen unwettern, oa6 molte @on!-
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~ unterrtdt auf tebem Snfrumente wtrb erttetlt u.
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