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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
FRANCE.
THE BUDGET.


On the list of July the discussion on the
Budget was continued in the Legislative Chambers
NJ Theirs examined the state of the finances The ex-
listing embarrassments had arisen from expenditure
being voted without secure upon
which fall back. The position of political affairs had
also exercised influence. The Army and Navy Esu-
ought voted not for the purpose OF nterven
flOn but in order to show Germany that France would
COMMITTEE with continued want OF foresight aIiu1g
esDecial, the deficiency OF 3O0OOOOO ana the Heating
debt Of 062,O00O0Oi. He said:
"The present financial management Is uneXampled,
but the Is the policy that has been pursued
The Budget depOrabe simply because II contains
the whole of your policy in Italy, Germany, Mexico
Paris. and at the elections. Indeed the Budget hOth
could only be altered, not by the Committee on the
Budget, but by Committee on the Address replying 10
the Speech from the Throne at the opening OF each es
son. and telling the truth year 10 the Head OF the
State Telling the truth may shake Governments, Dut
Withholding IL destroys them"
On the I'd Of July NJ. Magne the Minister OF Finance
spoke in reply 10 the speech delivered yesterday by NJ
Theirs He said there two ways Of obtaining peace
by general disarmament corresponding with that car
ned by other But France could not stand
quietly looking while other nations armed. VI. Masno
added that military eXertiOnS would be useless unless the
finances in satisfactory state, and he then pro
ceeded TO explain the present financial situation.
He concluded his speech by combating the pesslmlst
opinions which had been expressed. He said:
"POsteTty would render homage 70 the Imperial Gov
eminent for the great results which had been assured TO
the country. Future generations would continue the
work which had been commenced, and accomplish the
great law of labor and OF progress"
NJ Theirs asked permission TO reply.
NJ Olivier criticised the optimism and ndecision OF the
Government. He OF opinion that II was high time
to renOuuCe military policy.
NJ Maentjens said that the present Budget was an ex
Budget.
The discussion was to be continued.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
nnMRSTIn MAREET,a


NOZZLE Ala july l1Coion light demands sales Of 25 bales;
receipts bales exports, bale Low Middlinss, 2ec
lors casks Rosns-Saes Of o. No. at 81 10; No.
az 81 Pale at 81 Tar steady at So To-
'hAWEroN C. July l1-Couon dgu and nominal sales bales
quotations Enthusiastically. Receipts, Is bales.
BrTFALo July a-Reeept-wheat 10000 bush Corn OOoO
store heewheat 10000 BUSH Corn 37OocO Oats 900
bush Flour dull and unchanged wheaNo Chicago
No hhIed Western s5c Oa sedVe Of 5000 bush
at he 600 bush at 7c Rye market bare Mess PokAskmg $40
hKwORLRAS July laCOitOn eaer Middings Ole ts'ss S27
bales receipts 29 bales; exports sterling Exchange i5i q
$40 Odsl9 So Corn srm 95c 81 Is Oats 6rs at Soc lIsy
Urn at h2l0 S22 So Pork excited asking 3c Bacon tending
refused Tor uerce keg, lyla20c
sAyASSAH Ga, July iaCoiton dull sdIugs nOmnay at zoe
ArdusrA Ca July 3COOn quiei sales Of OS bales; Mddag
Tennessee 81 oh Red held S20S2 and No Corn
lmi suppl light Ear, 8788 Sheled dal at 7lG
Mog Tobacco pomnAly uOthlug doing Whsky
dul sales iO in bond according Mess Pcfk held al
l!c for Shoulders ltc for Sides quiet and lna Shoulder.
Itc Clear Rib sides ie Clear Sides l7c, aud demand
hsms s9Ie Lri held Al iSc, bat there no demand Gold
sr Lor Jay Tobacco steady snd unchanged Cotton spl
EIis *7d So Treble BIts TO "ey siI ia .s
Wheat sve AID hTm for Choice medium and low grades JO
higher ., d@ os' advancing but SLOW sales 75a 9c Rye
quiet 35eSl 49, Provisions Sm, good demand higher
Slssr Sse. lie s%srCu,ed Hans 2oc Lard ira And held
s s ..e' Prime ,I Ts,'e VS. e5ges Sss 49, c'elnicr
noieisie supply $50 Tos Lambs. 1884 Receipts t,-
d-e ibis Flour 1900 bush Wheat 1000 bush Corn 2o5 busb
oswsoo Ioy 1F1Oa good demand ,ales 900 bis at 50 80
go for 10 spring sll 2sGtil 50 for Amber Winter; Fla Hr
lee Club held 90 sales ma lots choice White at 81 Co. and
Amber Michigan private terms qaet held at 81 W for No
stuns go s96 per tun. Canal Freshis~wEea Ole Corn Sh
""~'~h Lumber *3Oso he Hudson Lake ImpOns- COO bus6
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THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Mr. Theal, late Treasurer or tLe rPea.
rbeafer will he Treasurer OF WOODS MeuoPoH'"n A
ter and New American Museum
John Gilbert is residing at Ills coun'iJ '''''
in Manchester, Massachusetts, ,.
The following paragraph is from the London
PdILMdH Gazette: 90 . .,.o+-ioo1 naner % in
yited the ladies and gentlemen OF ms yooS enough
naSne luncheon last week." and they were GOO,
to come as did some other persons, ihcluoing
the eminent solicitor" The estmaDle manage. n",
been duly bepraised he returned thanks saying thea.
n had always been his DESIRE when he became tHe "a en-
ter To meet them commercial spirit MOI az 81 that
noTs INIT as matual friends each striving for me GUY |
profession they all loved He thanked mem S not e the
their presence that DAY. and earnestly trusted ha he
last time they would With regard to the drama
Lis endeayo elevate and not pander TO tnose AoiOu
unfortunately had lately visited the public taste -
Nothing could be more delightful, and we eagerly ' T
70 his advertisement in the very same paper 10 IN 80
his endeavor for the elevation Oh the pIOAesSioH "
love. Here it is III brief: g. ,,..,..o la, corena
Great success Of Miles Adele Marian stagg fancne Jeau W
and The French Ballet Troupe celebrated Cancan Oh
day and every evening with the Romantic Ia
D1oTb Ia conclude every evening with entirely new BueS
entitled The Delauter Dupe and the Dccoy or JACK
Thames barrel the Good and Bad Apprentices JACK shep"
Miss, &C. 90 .ou ~ bs
notions Oh mOrbldity.
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THE SEA SERPENT ON TERRA FIRMA

According to The Nashville Banner, which
eevates the following to the dignity OF type the Nahant
respondent says:
hasten 10 inform you OF the success met with in
our attempts TO capture the big snake" The box was
watched at various times through the day. hut nothing
was seen OF heard OF him until late Monday evening"
when Mr. Pamore visited 1t, and familiarity with
danger lessons oarhayng been there Oftenhe care
essy threw himself before the open end placed his face
to IT, and looked in, but only looked FOR there within
three feet OF his face was pair OF blazing eyes, like Goals
81 fire, garing at him. He didn't stop how large
the head was, but threw himself down hill with such
headlong speed To catch series OF falls In one OF
which he seriously injured his head Had been for
the accidental visit OF Mr. Palmore he would very quickly
have taken the bait But II seems he got scent OF IT,
fox as the SEQUEL shows DC soon came back THIS morn
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AMERIcAN coMMERcIAL INrEREsTs IN cHINA

WASHINGTON, July 3.-ReaT- Admiral Il. I.
Rowan commanding the Asiatc Squadron reports 20
the Secretary Of the Navy from Hong Kong on the Goth
May the arrival OF the Pscataqua at that port on the
crew in good health There is but little American in
tercst in Singapore, and houses OF capital worth
naming The trade with our country in spices, etc.
almost entirely carried on in foreign bottoms. The
harbOr was crowded with shipping OF all nations
the United states excepted Rear.Admral Rowan
mad paid his respects 10 Gov. ord, who is the
first Governor under the Queens appointment, and who
was Governor at Bermuda during the Rebellion Amer
interests Manila well protected, and the kind
est feelings are manifested toward countrymen by
the Governor and all the officials Rear Admiral Rowan
writes that our trade with Hong Kong averages about
forty rstcass ships per year The Maumee, Lieutenant
Commander Cushing was at Hong Kong. having arrived
there the first OF May from Batavia The Unadlla was
also there having returned from cruise after pirates IL
was the intention OF Admiral Rowan leave the north
ern coast OF China and thence TO SOpanOs he
could conveniently do so.
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BELGIUM.

ADMIRAL FARRAGUT AND THE KING AND QUEEN.
The King and Queen of the Belgians left
La n On NS Sas Ds IN 59S psS 10 @
the arrival Of which in that port We have already an
nounced.
Their Majesties arrived at ostend at ten. The King
first reviewed the 7h Regiment which was drawn up
ceeded state carriages 10 the per, where the man
steamer Louis Marie was moored, with the Royal stan
been received with great enthusiasm, and sayoes Of
ARTILLERY fired on their embarking. The weather
had up TO that been menacing and low dark clouds had
formed dense canopy overhead The royal steamer had
scarcely left the shore when the storm burst and the
fell in torrents quite shutting out from view everything
around the vessel The American ships anchor at
about six miles from Ostend and on the steamer arriving
near, the flag of Admiral FarTagut, which lying
the mainmas Of the Franklin, lowered aud replaced
by the Belgian standard while salues were fired from
the vessel and the ncOnderOga. Efforts we're then
made to bring the steamer alongside OF The Franklin for
the Royal part TO go on board but inc sea was now SO
rough that after TWO failures the attempt abandoned
and the Franklin boats each manned by officer and
LOuise Marie The King and Queen took their seats IN the
danced suc an aghateu measure tAat tBe UP iooAeu
far from inviting, and some OF the guests hesated 20
however, made without accident, and their Maestes
stepping board the Franklin the guns hred the band
yards and raised loud cheers The King and Queen first
took few moments rest IN the state eagln after which,
all its details The other guests and the members Of tho
press VINO had gIaclolsy Dee 20 go the RaI'
and as many OF the last named were able Ia speak
intePest Inc Visit thfonshcHt the Vessel having been
Terminated the Admiral 10 his visitors the spectacle
of different maneuvres and, among others beating 70
quarters the working Of the guns, clearing the deck FOR
ection, manning the pumps for fire on board. and
firing at a nag nxed buoy at distance
of three-quarters Of mile. The precision
Of aim excellent, every shot striking within
a few yards OF the point, and IN instance the
dag staff cut In two. The rain had in the time
ceased. the clouds bad cleared away and magnificent
Eun sbOne forth compromising the visitors for the dscom
fort Of the morning While these proceedings had been
sog on eSss STsaAi rSe naG se eeO % O 9s
did not afford accommodation for AL khe
Quests the King, Queen and ladies first de.
scended the hOnOrs Of the table being done by the
Admiral and Mrs. Faragut; afterward, a second
repast over whlchMr Sanford presided was served 70
the gentlemen. large munger OF steamers had arrived
from the shore with spectators and Piled around the
Franklin Many the eIcursonsts who had accompanied
their Msjestes had also visited the IcoIderoga The
King, before leaving examined with great attention Tie
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EDUCATION.
ANNUAL MEETING OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
AND SUPERINTENDENTs.

ANNUAL MEETING OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
AND sUPERINTENDENTs.
The Third annual meeting of Commissioners
and superintendent for the State Of New.York VIII he
held Wilson's Hal in the village OF Oswego, Tloga
County the 2Oh and us; inst The order OF exercises
will be for afternoon session, July 20, p IN, Organza
ton and discussion Evening session y O'Clock address
by the Hon. Abram D. weaver Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. Morning session, July Il, Discussion Az
teTnOOn session, election Of officers &c. The following
subjects be brought before the meeting for discus
slOD: Uniformity Examination OF Teachers through
out the State tie Wisdom ard EXPedlenCy OF eStub-
lshing BY legislative enactment or Otherwise C1Frlcu
llm Of Studies Cor Common Schools the Sys-
TEN Of School V.HtatlOLs and Examinations so
adapted 20 rural districts that the relative stand
lug OF Teachers ard Schools can be deter
mined the Feasibility Of continuing the present
system Of repoTLg by teachers School Commissioners
the additional powers any. that School Commissioners
should possess to make the present free school system
more effective for good the practice Of employing Zee
tureTs ~ address teachers Institutes state approIra
tons for tie support Of district AbraIe conventions CT
schOOl Trustee about school affairs and sehoe!
Commissioners records. An ARRANGEMENT Will prob
ably be made for half fare the various railroads
All interested cordially invited 10 attend. The
Twenty-fourth Animal Meeting of the New.York State
Teachers Association VIII be held the place July
81, ~, and q, headquarters az the Ahwaga House.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT oP Y0RK.............JULI R
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
,,,.... vvodb,u Charleston July H. ndss ard 49,.
Steamship Msnhaitan NoonIl 'u' 80 muse PaSs
SsleG ship SIT bonert ree W., hi,o n g ptse and r,,s
steamship Empire, PHce Hsshps'oni ~ "a - ~ f
Steamsnp Mecqs Tver,ool rpfee rnd IA nsss
SHIP ship John brgIt I.r Y n Ia d,ys buidng s5pe
Big Le0ua Bishop Dorcnes'eI ~ D. 20 80,
Big A. II. Curtis Merrynan, ~ ny,t I'd 10 Wr 49,
company gith schr T. d. Wilder or W az ~, ~ hSa
for Baltimore July 9, st ~ ~ lon' W. 'p ' anu '''"
Brig Miranda Cafrey Crlenn 10 sagM a a I0 IS a.,
sobT Robert 1aa~el ~ a., 80 Bamore lis - e
and noasses Lef 10 port bark netos i0 ~ ea, -
Sehr. r. w Godfrey Gol'ey CsOaren - ua'' 's"' 0'o' 10
SEM John Shay Vaughan, Sagna y DAYS sng aaa n'es.
Said company with brig Houston ,ol o' DA"N''e
DSI'" P ",o,,,,,s- .fvpa AN co.srxsz
49,, -. 49,. Fauees J. Lockwood. WHmisa
- ~. 49,
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THOMAS Burke got up when 1t was fairly llg s1I
an While putting clothes he Gs Sc t9e TeS
sar noise-a low, deep believing door and looked
t 6n to the quickly GsseG 70 in the
after tremendous crash az OK S monster coming
tbe bin with the ghfn leaps ana great pain
dowh @ and twisting his huge body as II IN sI 80 Mr.
across the road about zoe yarus u IN
BSe down the nS sss a6 did no for with
ms lance al the serpent, CONSCIOUSNESS Iel. ~ ht
the nrso ned for some time in convulsonstrom the sh'
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Whea 81 TO bush Corn, $4,000 fest Lunb., Canal y,
l,ll9,00 fset Lumber ' 'SH' N''h ~" bash Ost
CHICAGO, July la-FOur dull; Spring Extra, ssaslon M
very da 9d homna unchanged Corn e active and les.s n
on NO. II buyers az @ sellers at 9 sale, OF No Al si lt
Oats quiet aud declined te sales 6lIc rye Adj Bsey s1
ami nominal fr9ysoas hm b hess active Mesa ~ &
Choice straight held AZ SO 80; Dry III
firm and steady Prime steam lie Summer Is Bef css Lst
dul good Butchers IS sc 5O Good SIin, veg
Live Hogs almost nominal at SsGss ss for common u gd
freghts-Corn 70 Buffalo SIC and T. TO oswego Reeepa-5
1900 Hogs shpment5OoO bills -Four 90 bush Wheat 30 ~
bush Corn 81 90 bush Oats 4OOO Live Hogs r '''He
TOLEDO july 3Four quiet and nominal wbes,No
the spot NO Red Wabash sold Of 81 u.s. seller August c.
clnel id2c sales g0c fresh receipts
cep-2 600 bash Corn ebush Oats Receipts tie setI M
bb Flour Wheat w go bush Cora bush op
LOUISVILLE JAY l3-TobaccoSaes Of "a hhds Leaf Nv
s7GSs: Common 70 Medium Leaf 80 50Q+l5; Oven
ting Slga s2l 25 Flour &c T5d ~ rs. Wheat a ssSss
Cora 93d95c Rye-Neg, 81 6oaSl7 20 Mess PORK ga Ia
l8dl3tc Bacon-Shoulier i3c Clear Rib Sides l7c So.
hENPas July l3COtton steady receipts bales; sipor. !,
Oats 7Sc Mess Pork $29 So Lard lSG9c Bacon srn, ss
dersl lac. Sides. l6ial8c. ~
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tho FrankIin and also passed in reviews tne
marines on board Alta O'Clock their Maestles t1Ss ba
Of the Admiral expressing the great peasu9 bodTd The
Louise Marie Their departure was maIkSu ne e' Frs"ED
OF q guns and as the Belgian vessel passen t "a 49,,
the Belgian National Anthem again IaSVG " ~ ~
yards manned The King and queen inIou q. '0N Nv
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM HAMBURGH-In steamhip HammouiA-c. Rseumsnn @.
Eiehem Rosa Dnkespe and daughter Rohschd Albert P
~ mother Rey W. and wife, Bernhard Gnnah Jet,
Guttnan f. A. Bachman Chas Ihmme. Large kiansB Wn,
Hacke wife aud children, Bertha NM ~ a. hilk Martha Wt
bait Emile schmidt and children, Marie scnarrberg Johanna
Berba Wrshauer and GELD ErnstEe and Therese Gmtbsu
Charlotte Gruiug Raj Joyenmsha and daughter Won TOus
elmer Aaae Hser NJ. Meyberg Wilk1e y BTedsea C.a.
Rans Seboppe George Mailer Johanna krauss, j. kamR
WaIg NJ Wolf Wm Thees, r. Rover Auna hetas sti
SsYgbr William Slsb C. LOreBtzen, H. Hahu e. Raensse
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AUSTRIA.
TnE PAPAL ALLOCUTION.

The Common Council of Vienna have almost
unanimously adopted as urgent resolution most
soemnly protesting against the offensive expressions
tanned IN the recent Papal Aocuton and declaring that
the Government possesses the entire confidence Of the
Common Council The resolution adds that the AloCu-
tion in question decided interference with the Lcgis
laton ~ the country and that the Common Council
fdeny expects the Government 20 this roach
ment with the viger absolutely essential. ..
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

-NIorppg-sRhtly cloudy g. little haIy to ~ Amer
noontte hary EyeniBs-haEy $780, little halyi nay II 70 ~
The Continuous very weather such bot weather ~ ePs
enesd on the 9Th h 18th Of this MONTH VII pe long re-
msmbered heat occurred since July 1872 ron We m 70
Tie ian inclusive should be taken OF we neha
and physical system keep cool take water g
qaeneh THIRST others select the countrJ the teae 81,
ocean hath some require others rice IN sueh t es
lie, each Que his physician reoeng that What 1000 Tor one
il polso for another
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ARMY GAZETTE.
WActttNGrON

WAsHINGTON. July l3.--Brevet Brighten. +. A.
MPau surgeon has been relieved from duty IN the euerss
Ohce ul ordered 10 report TO the Superintendent II the Military AcsI.
West Point 20 relieve Lieut. Col j. r Head who had been
dere TO Fort Adams. H. Post Surgeon. Lieut. Col ".
Rankin Dist llnr has been ordered eruitng Fort
Columbus y L. rhor The resignation Of First Lieut. NJ Allen
IT,, "a Cavalry, has been accepted to date July
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NAVY GAZETTE.


WASTGNGTON, July l3.-l.leut.- Commander Boards
Ice under date Of Mas ~ reports the arrival " the Aoostook
Chow Al board well Several Chinese ports had visited
OF the settlements chief induced
took an ohe"r remaining shore hostage Commander Owen
has been detached from dug az the Naval Station Mound III
placed waiting orders and Commander John been
ordered 70 Mound City Master George
the receiving ship New Hampshire Master
been detached rom the New Hampshire and
Lu
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IAnuouucemeltAI
BRoyCuITrs CATARRU. DYSPEPSIA &c.

The wonderful these diseases h using Getyshurg
Kasue Water worthy the attention Of al who suffer from
complaints directly the surfaces with
hhg curative The De said " Rheumatn and Kidney
diseases. including debility and proron Of the vital
a aud physical eIcesses.
Pamphlets giving reliable statements Of wen known citizens and Phys
Clans had any the Druggists stores where the Water
ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14

Early this morning, Bernard Cooper, Of No.
lOl Cannon ST. and John Murphy, aged 50, Of No R Mul
berry st., died VI the beat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14

Do YoU WISH IMMUNITY FROM SUNsTROKE7
22 Broadway HNrs
the No customer Of bis Frustrated b. coup lie soIeL
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ALBANY CATTLE MABkET-July -
Cattle are light receipt IN fair request Prices bare sdysn.
lac per pound weight On sale tbs morning about 100 h,s
not OF which changed hands during ds safe Tor
Ordinary 7dsic r fair to good and ea9e for Extra Sheep n
ected al Receipts thus far 1000 head hogs Light h,,
Western corn.ed 7dlOc the outside for choice extra -"
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M ct INLIA MAnK EIL
A1plNy cATTLH MARKPT-T1lv n


HAVANA July i3-Sugar-The market quiet The salestA
were small and quotations remain unchanged
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20
A Wonderful Cure,
by DIR. ]. II. sCHENCK,

BY DIR. ]. II. SCHENCK,
Of WOMAN last stage Of CONSUMPTION, nov robua
hesh who think there hope shOad ust hs
CATHERINE CoAIISs and judge for themselves
called 1pOa Collins Ne 7li NOt,.
NevYOk about lst fFesDa e and ould her bedat and
pareny In the last PuluOay Consumption She had night
swea Ch and hnshe OF Heat a. tines very much snaci.s and
completely deb,a.ed that she had be propped bed made
the examination with ResTomes and found the le rng oa
tobottom diseased be aoOmpe ofDoa The right
bronch tubes also d there c4eA SEE had
and her mother ad that her husband 1.-THE paenrs
fthe and .! her children had sered similarly ldep hs
medical skin then known had lied Although With scarcely
hope undertook the Determined and did
gauous the family being poss that they could ret sfri
medicine By using Pumonc Syrup Seawsed Ton and
the PILLS. and following ADVICE and and attention. she
well and hearty and takes pleasure to ste her to suss
who may call upon her.
consult Dr. sCHENCK professionally his Rooms No.
. Bondst New York. every TUESDAY, honsa m to m All
advice Of shage but for thorough xaanaOr with bis Respi
rome SIS Price Of the PmOue Syrup and seaweed Tonic each
ST. per bottle 81 50 the hadO1 Mandrake P1 Is cents
Sold By Druggists everywhere full supply always be o5
tained at bis Rooms, No32 Bond ST. w-York.
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THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES.
"IIenry Dunbar o-night at Wallacks Mr..
Charles Fisher will reappear, IN the character OF the
Major
Mr.. Dickens will give his Farewell Reading
tonight, a stenway Hall, and Will bid adeu to the
American public.
Mr.. George II. Clarke of the New York
Theater will give dramatic entertainment at Bridgeport
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The European Circus will commence opera
tons today There Is to be grand preliminary process
sion through Of the principal streets this morning
Fanny Janauschek will commence her fare
well engagement already announced-on Wednesday
evening" al the Academy OF Music Meded. on Friday
she will play Queen Elizabeth, and at the Saturday Natl
nee Mary Stuart One OF her performances next week
will he Phadra,