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A BOOK FOB THE UNFeETUNATE.
J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE on PRIVATE Dis
EASES. Impotency Loss Of Power Nervous Debility WITH
Notes on Impediment 70 Marriage should be By cen
tsmplatng marriage Sent By mail on receipt Of 8 csus b.
j. BALDWIN DUFF.
New Orleans Medical Institute,
16s Maxnsine strpok
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL
New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will,
at his office, on Tuesday, December Is, 1868, at
noon, adjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders,
specifications on file in the Office of the city sur.
veyor.
PAS. LABARRE. Deputy Controller.
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ERENCM MEDICINES
-PRKPARRp ~
GRIMAULT q CO., CHEMISTS,
RUE RICHELIEU. PARIa
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnes.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDrCA,
PREPARED 81 0RInAULr Co., CHxnrsrs, PAxrs.
Recent experiments in France England Germany have
proved that these Cigarettes sovereign
above distressing affections especially when BslzdonnA
strAmonium and Opium have failed to give relief
Digestive Elixir of Pepsins.
GBIMAULT 4 CO. CHENTSrS pARru


hysican 70 bis majesty the Emperor Of the French
9sstrc Juice itself rather the digestive principle PARTED
Other the supply Of digestive fluid small the inevabs
consciousness are bad Digestion gasrs gssralga inda-
nation OF the mucous coats of the stomach and bowels
oun ptuite, snemia loss Of strength and n fsmaiss)
choross The Elixir Of Pepsine which by ts
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
I'll such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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~ lCFFicrALl
COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. 10, 1868.

| MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
| City Hall. Nov. 10, 1868.
| mo. ll3l-N.S.l
| RESOLVED, That the controller be and be is
hereby authorized to adudicate to the lowest bid
| der, after five days notice in the official Journal
the contract for grading and Smelling Craps street.
from Elysian Fields to Enghien street, say dis
accordance with plans and specifications of the
| city surveyor.
(Sgned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Sgned) JOHN BREEN,
President pro. TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Nov. 10. 1865.
(sened) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL
New Orleans, Dec. s, 1868. (
Notice is hereby given that the controller will at
bis Office on Saturday December IL, 1868 at noon
sdjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract, as per specifications on file in his
Office.
PAS. LIBARRs. Deputy Controller.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. CITY HAIL.
New Orleans, Dec. s, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
at his office, on Saturday, Dec. IL 1865, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, adjudicate to the highest bidder
or bidders, the contracts for collecting the reve-
aues OF the markets separately, for the year 1862
according to existing ordinances
Pas. LABARRE. Deputy Controller.
PlArSOs--sENIN6 MACHINES,
AGENTS WANTED.
es5 TO 500 PER MONTH";
Or commission from which twice that amount can be
made BY selling the Latest Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-Price, SIS
For Circulars and Terms address
c. BOWERS CO.,
$50 South Third Street, Ptfadelpha, Pa
A II. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER,
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In the
Kusbs, Sunns and Guild PIANOS Prince ORGANS and
hELODEONs Etc.
s5l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
1G4 Canal Street, near Dauphin,
NEW ORLEANS
ZINE fIAhOS.............FIN PIANOo
GUST. yon HOPE, r Magazine street, has nne ssocs
OF PlAfOS Manufactured In Louisiana which he guarsn
tees 20 be equal IN all respects makers
offered for sale in this city Prices viii be found MODERATE
Citizens invited to call
Mr.. vOh HOPE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
the Louisiana State Fair held New Orean January
sse, Tor the BEST PIAEo nAds In the Southern States
GUST y0M HOPE.
W7 May>sns street.
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APPROVED BIZ TUE PARIS ACADEMY or
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron and M An.
ganese Pflls.

The treatment Of choroc scrofous affections IA sv.xs
ong and tedious With the usual preparations Of IRON which
not fail owing TO the being able 20
suppo, them me researches OF Professors Harmon Of
Brussels 6ensoui aud retreqan OF Lyons: erTeus and
froussesu Of Paris have demonstrated that
failure owing to the absence Of Manganese which
as Iron, Is an essential element Of the blood These Pis
therefore, supply an important deficiency therapeutics
OF Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They are
empyed with certainty Of success against Choosis
regular Aensuston and preferable pills Of iodds
uonA
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL
New Orleans, December 10, 1868.
Notice s hereby given that the controller will, al
bis office, on Tuesday, December Is, 1868, at noon
sejudcate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract. according to plans and specifca-
tons on file 10 the office of the city surveyor.
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO.
Meets every first and third Saturday in Lodge Room No
ever the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Estchez streets. Onicers-A. Mazuresu d. NJ: CHI. a
kes. D. D. M Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer
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D''' '-' 'A ~" Z. DUCoyGEs.
50 Chsrtrss street.
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MEDICAL.

ASTHMA, ETC.
In all Diseases Of the Throat Lungs requiring the asa
OF mild soothing and decidedly ecient remedy pre-
parstion may be used BY Of all ages the in
FAINT mewling and puking in Its ams where "the
sixth shifts into the lean and sppered with
much prospect Of relief from any formula In
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in chi,
city for ten years. with Increasing demand Is put In bot
ties at 75c. each. Tryit JOHN H. POPE
Druggist. corner jackson and Prytania streets
Sold also BY JOHN DxBENNEvILLE, Druggist. corusr
Camp and Poydras streets
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Encampments.
Encampments.
fHE z. ". GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF Ionrs, a.

THE E. ". GRAND ENcAMPMENr OF Lomu.r.
Nests on the fourth Wednesday in January
and July. Officers for 1861. Twnnemors. ONO w
Grand Patriarch; A W. MscdoneI. Of No. s. Il 4 Grand
high Priest; Jules A. Forst Of No. l. w. Grand Wsrd
". C. Wilson, of No. /. w. Grand scribe. r D.s,,.
No. l. K W. Grand Treasurer; Gee w. Roper.
o. NO. r. W. O. junior Warden: A. wallscs
Hunter, Of No. l. r. w. Grand Rsnr...n,.,,.- .
George Nungesse ofNo. ". Narshs Frank Paster Of
No. Z, W. Grand Sentinel ~ Frankford. Of No. w. n
Grand Sentinel Henry Jones. Of No, DA No. 8 psput,
District Grand Patriarch
STANDING Cornrrrxxs-Cted>ntiaL and R1sUrs-Joth
An Potter Of No. VIM, Bloomfield, Jr. Of No. s. A Mszu-
reau, Of No.a
sofe Of the 0vd1.-J. q. Dunlap of No L Luthsr Hon..
ofNs I. q. Tinemsn, ofHss
f"anoe-A n Rusha, ofNo. z. John 3. Heno, Of No.
Geo. @. Kauz ofNo.6
Constitution and By Lars-Hovard Mlspsush, ofNas
Edward Pnseury, Of No 3 II. = sturcken Of No
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No More Copsiba and Cubeps.
CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or
MArICo VEGETABLE

Where al other medicines have failed preparations
VII always eject These insure rapid
cure Of recent and chronic prvaa
They used In the hospitals Of Paris by csssd Dr.
sccrd and are found gresiy superior t ell hitherto sno.n
used In recent and capsules IN ere chronic cassa
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~ DIsEAsEs-DR De BA UssET win take charge Of and
the following chronic diseases viz secrs
Diseases Whites Biennorhees Ulcers) Rheumstsm out
Dyspepsia Chlcrose Liver Complaint Diseases the Urns
Organs and Deafness Consultations every day from IL
O'Clock n till ct his Office Of Orleans and Bour-
bon streets. Residence, No. A Dauphine street
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M. =. WlLHO1T.
PHYSICIAN AND AoCoucHEUR.
omcs aad Essidsnos No 9 Bsronns Between 0irod ana
Julia StrestA
NEW 0RLEANs, LA.
Once Hsun-Fron II /. 70 . O'Clock ?. 4 Speciality:
Female Diseases and 0bststrica
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Syrup of Peruvian Bark and Iron.
9RIMAULT 4 90.

Chemists 10 q. I. II. Prince Espolson- Paris
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best or tonics bned
With Top one Of the principal sssss Of the blood 10 pre-
scrDed by the most eminent physicians Of Psrs 70 care
Choross Green sckness 10 facilitate the Development OF
young females and restore health and 70 the system
In general 1trspdly the distressing stomach COM
plants caused By snems and leucohea 70 which ladies' are
often subject resuarxes and the now OF the
cstaenia and is also excellent Tor pse Emphatic and
serofaous children Lastly excite, tho .9Ps,s p.onosss
digestion, end extremely beneficial 20 al persons whose
blood has been impoverished by illness or long and
eonvAescenca Ths effects Of h Syrup are 81 once osain
and speedy.
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Subordinate Eneampments.
wILDEY NO. l.
Meets On the First and Third Saturdays Of each month In
ocss Soon No. the Crescent Mutual Gem
psny onesu-B. Da Silva o. p; A. Thomson. Il. p;
houas II. Jones, Scribe.
H0BAH EECAHPHENT NO. s.
Asets the Second and Fourth Saturdays OF each month
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FRFEMAsoNRY IN TIE EAST.

Robert Morris, esq, delivered lecture last
evening, at the Cooper Institute. the subject Of
Freemasonry Syria and Palestine. He said that he
had been the East by the MasOns Of this country
for four objects LIST To examine INTO the Freemasony
OF the Eastern natiOn I'd TO obtain Information OF the
orders kindred 10 the MasOns such rs the knights or 81
john 3D. To visit the places renowned IN the traditions
OF MasOury-Tyre Jerusalem, and Others; 4th To make
collections Of specimens, relies, &c. His remarks on
these topics were very interesting, not only 10 Masons
but 10 the general public At Smyrna he found eight Ma
sonic Lodges which included among their members tle
Ole, and nearly all the Turkish dguarics At Ephesus
he attended Masonic Picnic At Beyront be found the
only lodge IN Palestine Among It's members ~ The fasa
OF all the territory from ASIA Minor 70 Egypt Mr. Nor
MS found the Pasha very gentlemanly, Intelligent ana
friendly man. wiling 10 give him the fullest ana IN the
prosecution OF his enterprise At Damascus he found 10
Masous, among them the renowned Add cl kadlr, Tor
mery Sultan Of the Arab race Of North Al
Iica where ho carried on most destructive
war with the French for three years. MT
Morris was most kindly received by tins hety
old warrior who him the symbOlcal kisses on the
eight aud left checks. Throughout Syria and Palestine
there is intense prejudice among the lower classes
against Masonry hut the high officers Of the Turkish
Government and The few educated aud intelligent men
which 10 be found there well disposed toward the
order. Nowhere IN the world Mr. Morris says Is there
such attachment 20 Free Masonry among the MOhnm-
mcdans In the famous city OF Tyre the scat OF King
Hiram he could find after three days search. single
Mason; in Gebal the ancient seat OF All learning nor
single person who could read. Ancient traces OF the
order On tho Keystone OF an arch under
SOlOmOus Temple, the masonic compass IS found deeply
cut In the stone Mr. Morris traced the analogy between
the customs OF the East and those OF the modern haons
Charity was the distinguishing Characteristic or the
Eastern Masons He had left this country deeply prtJu
diced against the MOhammcdaus and had returned feeling
something. He spoke very highly OF the American mis-
slOnarles on the Syrian Coast.
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out with the exception Of the for 6orses that have
never 0tted tter than G40 for purse OF s7o when
was crowded out account Of the shat were post
poned yesterday. The second and third on yeSer
days programme, which postponed last night wefo
Iotied this morning In the second race IN %i i
hyron Perry and Hotspur the ouly remaining con
NslanJS, and who two heats each Yesterday TIC
deelslye heat was won by the former IN 21et ,ed ycs
In the third race Cf winch four heats were uosn -
terday, and ont 81 wMeh Duchess bad one Hiu pot
duchess was second western New York, C9inmo,us
Navigator Jack Lewis and America TeIs r es and tho
not having won one heat IN i've ihe sI Ell "'" ~
race WAS by william II. Taylor IN 2;SS %, al horse,
The hrst on todays programme was oI hats best
three in five, 500 to rst anu Siuo W
ana was won by Slmax, dFs Boston aSaI Mas.'
Kate owned by o l. Marshall q ,i NSs
Bep, owned by 3 j. Jackson Pushing b. I''.-'''''' D
be srsHd race Of the meeting for all horses mile
heats hest three in five in harness. $3.50 70 nrst soVC 10
second and $3.50 third. was won by Lady Anorn iNo
I hsa1 Tha4s ST S"S BY D. rn Long Island N.Y.
d dsSy SS Tfs BY dsI s$'$ s, fe9f
'SS SRs: m 5ss 's:s5 2'ss 2aai' 3:ss
NARRAGANSETT PARK ASSOCIATION RACES.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 16.-The first race for
premium Of $500 mile heats, best in s. in harness, was
won by Kate The following is the SUMMARY
Gilman ovadhy Sieve5t , g BS.iGn Mas
The second race for purse of $500 nile heats, best am
g. in harness. by Pearsan Tho following is tho
PosI.aH owned by D, NeMars ofNeT YoIl aiy.~.".I
owned by y Have OF hedford Macs ..-..d
sAawnut by n. Goodiug Of Boston MAss......3
Time 1884 1884; 2:31i
The third race which concluded tho meeting was for
all horses that have trOted better than 2i0 mile
heats, best three in five in harness $500 TO ret a,d $3.50
TO second and was won by Johnny Moore The follow
ing Ia the summary:
Johnny Moore Owned BY P T. Sheldon Of Kingston w2tl?Il
Prince Albert owned ly A. T. Morrison Medfod Massl t22
Belle Morrill, owned by W. H. Woodruff Boston, Mass 3
OWued by H. Bruce Of New York 4s
Fannr owned h D. Bgey fCamhrdgeport Mass. 80 5D
SGs orPss y S D. 6f.a s % AsgI:@ Drawn
Dutch Boy. owned by j. II. Phps II Wseown Dsiancd
Tine, 2:52li asa, 1885; 1:S4li 1854; 1888.
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THE 0BAGDwIx WoRMALD PBzE-FIGHE
ARREST OF O'BALDwiN.


On Thursday evening, Inspector WallnS re-
seved information that the long deferred fight between
Ned O'Badwn, the Irish giant and Joe Wormald, the
English prize6ghter to come of in room ID this
city II was not known exactly where the fight was TO
take place and accordingly instructions were 81 NJ 10 all
the police captains to be on the lookout Tor me men,
Capt Mills received information that number OF sport
ing had congreeated in Jake ROomes low dance NALL
No MerceT-st. and WOrmad was stopping at Iheo
Aliens pave, in PrIncest, but short distance on
believed that the fight was 10 come on there.
Ronpdsman Pickett and platoon OF men were sent there
and the Of the officers the crowd dispersed
AT O'Clock a. H. yesterday. WOrmad was seen 10 enter
close carriage. which driven of toward the North
River IL given out then that the fight was to come
off Mark Maguires hotel in Harlem Lane, but u IS be-
that this done 10 misead the authorities and
really intended that the fight shOuld take
place at Sheepshead Bay H. j. II such was the inten-
ton the arrest OF OBadwin and Of his trainer Nike
OCOnDOF, they leaving LOveoy Hotel at a. IN
yesterday, prevented The contamination. The parties
arrested taken 70 Police Headquarters during the
day before Justice Bowling al the IOmhs, where an ain
daVt made against them by Capt John > Young Of
the detective squad O'Badwin admitted that he had
been matched to fight WOrmald in Pennsylvania for the
Of 2OS but said that he considered the fight OF
Wornad had failed 70 put IN appearance at the hour
stipulated ia the articles OF agreement The magistrate
decided hold OBsiGwin and his trainer 10 bail in $1,000
each to keep the peace for year. Felix LaIkin, Of
No. 32I Westst, became surety fOf the men, who
tben released from arrest.
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EASEL BAIL.

THE BILLIARD GAME-LIGHT VS.. HEAVY
WEIGHTS.
In order that the game between the billiard
men yesterday, might be made more interesting than
Ridiculous supper costing SEC spread. TO be paid
for by losing side The Heaes first 10 the bat.
and Notwithstanding the amount Of flesh each had 10
carry they succeeded in getting three home before
being disposed o. The Lights could make but two
The lead Of one here gained by AvOrdupOs steadily
Increased tin the OF the eighth inning, when the
Lights found themselves ia the rear by eight runs There
some very good playing at intervals Wldey, Burns,
Bhafer McIessh cut the IghtmeD. Boyle, Phelan
and Brasted. while doing well with the bat, mistOOk
their duties ia the hed nndng 1t more convenient TO fan
down when The ba came their way than face H. On the
Light side Wcks. George Phean DAILY Foster Voorhees,
aud Sanues did the best After the game the supper
vas euOyed and the bah presented by MI MuldsOn
m characterisiie.spccch. Appended is the
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rRArnrIENT VOTING IN NEWARK.

At the recent charter election in this city,
Frederick c. flanagan, Secretary OF the Newark Ice
Company, and resident Of No $50 Mulberry-st.. col
Onized from the Ninth 10 the First Ward remaining
night Il is alleged the residence OF Daniel VI. Lyon
the Democratic nominee for Alderman IN the latter ward
Upon attempting TO vote, he was challenged when he
volunteered his right TO vote. subsequently,
charges made before Justice Mills against him. aud
last evening he arrested by the police and held 10
bail IN g. 600 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury
Another gross violation of theaw IN regard 10 fraudulent
voting has been made public. On the day OF the cleo
ton reported in THE TRIBUNE the day subsequently,
two men, named Clements and SOde the latter Captain
OF the Tenth Ward Jackson Club were taken INTO Gus
tOdy by the police the former charged with fraudulent
voting. and the latter with having employed Clements TO
do this work. Last evening Clements made anidavt, in
which he charges that he accosed near hs residence
by SOde who persuaded him 10 enter carriage, and,
having been driven the Tenth Ward polls he voted tho
Democratic ticket and received 81 for this service lie
then taken the second district polls Of the
Ward ana again voted, receiving another VI. He had
previously voted in the Ninth Ward. There are other
parties yet TO be arrested similar charges but the
warrants have not yet been served their names arc
Nj
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THE DRAMA.
EARTH AND NAN.

Pref Rohs,e's remarkable geological exhibition
attracted another good house last night The lecturer
who on Thursday evening "marred CURIOUS '"io j"
the telling of has superseded by new speakor'
who d,d nch more Justice, last night DOth 10 inc sun
iect and the discourse The reader Will notice that ur
Charles Rosenberg ectured only ON the occasion OF 'no
.,oo1, v,evlast Tuesday Prof Rohde will not give
matinee today as previously contemplated pu' fi'
and Man may be every night and ought 70 DC seen
by everybody
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Janauscheks last appearance tonight NJ the
Academy Medea
Prof. Cromwclls StereOpticOn will be eXhlb-
lied next week al the Brooklyn AthcnIum
A burles0ue of 0rphee aux Enters - III
preparation by Messrs. Kelly n Icons Mnsires
Mr.. Forrest will MAY VirgipiUS, on Monday
evening at NiblOs Garden. Tins one VI ms very pes
approximations
SicrOr Blitz gives two performances this af-
terpo0n and this evening" and says adieu We hope
DodwOrths Hall may be crowded. on both occasions.
sgDor Bitz deserves the ampleSt prosperity Tor IN ms
peculiar line he Is genuine aIlis ana nc idnhs AZ INC
head Of his profession
Matiue6s will be given to-day rs follows: At
WOODS Museum where the Lydia Thompson Troupe will
appear, IN lXion." At the French iheaer where Inc
Grand Duchess Will be sung AT the Olympic 1heater,
where may be- the twice reconstructed "Hnmpty
DuHpty." At the New-lork Circus: At signor Bits
Temple OF Magic. IN DOdwOrth Hall At the Broadway
Tbeater (NO ThOrOughfare). And at Pixies Music Hail.
where The HDernicoE" Will be exhibited by Barney
the Guide.
The Great European Circus is about TO repeat
s successes "a last Spring this city. 10 viii open for
short Monday night at the corner OF Ihly
tourth-st and Broadway. The company enGaged Is an
excellent one not only in size. but ability. The manage
claims TO have finer troupe than has ever bee
organized in the world one thing is certain they nave
the great rider MI James Robinson who, with his son
Clarence always render the Circus attractive Tue
announcement enumerates number OF clever people
among whom Lucille Watson. Mile Elise AiorGetta
the Bell Buislay and Sherwood families ON Monday,
sIie Europeans are to make a grand parade.
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III. y. HELMBOLp,

DEuGofr No 59t BohDwAY y the Metropolitan Hotel
Store open 4 all hours and the originator Of ieepng open
NIGHr
WHY T. the largest dug aud prescription
II no, the United States Answer-BseAus bis
bn,iutss . CONDUCTED on purely Independent principles
This probability the United States where ply
,ans the customer, charged allie for all they desire
My couu. Tbs particular has received the unqualified Enforcement
distinguished Of the medical faculty My customers are not
10 be taken awy Ibavs the best Of dug' the beat VI talent
land pay price have the best the best sssortuen
,wA OF en- and ready accommodate and perfectly porbe
auJ mistakes compromising prescriptions da or night
Wide all times conducting business on the cash prhePe ask
Ing or grazing credit to perfectly responsible and
toner, and neehors while the appreciation Of all the
faculty would agreeable pa aee evidence like this hot 70
Ny kept open for eqaes 10 for The pubic benefit d
III. patronage Of oil respectfully soeitsdl AdvsI'ensnt
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s-rcrnr or A GERMAN ACTRESS.

Two weeks ago Mr.. A. Won Zarbini, stage
manager at the Apollo TheAter, St Louis died HIS wife,
Rosina was incOnsOlahe. On Sunday evening the ttl
INST she told Mr.. Knrh that she very thirsty, and
would like 10 go out for few minutes She wac allowed
10 60 In little time she returned aud sank into Mr.
X q arms dying OF prissc acid The deceased was an
attractive young woman aud actress OF considerable
merit On Friday she ordered two tOmbst0nes 10 be
placed over the graves OF herself and husband. With
that nalf quaint soemny sometimes connected with
resolutions in which sanity insanity miDge she pre-
pared her room for her death She dTapcd IL with Grape
and otherwise decorated the walls and arranged suitably
inc clothes in which she wished 10 be buried She lkO
left letter in which she expressed her determination 10
commit snicde saying that she Intended 20 take prnssc
scd-that life was uncomfortable now that her husband
was gone, and that she wac going 10 JON HIM.