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Cedar Gsld.-The following to the New
NORTH WEST from Frank Worden, ESQ.,,
dated Helena, March 10: '.As promised,
send you the return of Cedar dust assayed
BY Prof, 6teltz, Of the Eirst National Bank.
It assays 900 fine. Hurry up ''the CEDAR
70 rush out gold ii good dust but coming
down on the market rapidly. Win Be Of
for St. Louis On Sunday morning. and e.
poet to return Without cent"
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~ THE METROPOLITAN BILLIARD ROOM,
Deer Lodge Lane 4 Emerson, Propre.ors, 10 now tn
most popular saloen On the Vert Sid. Of Montana
aud it, spacious hall Is nightly oiled with the knight,
Of the rcen cloth and the lovers Of speculative lit
erature willis the scarcity of litter At your feet pro
claims the tidy habits Of the management" None
but the purest Of mbbables are dealt oat to custom
sss. lite good plaes to 60.
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Closing Out! Closing Tut!

OAOS1utS NOC: Closing - q
GREAT BARGAINS: GREAT BARGAINS!
Determined to close ont my entire stock Of Dry
Goods and Groceries, will offer them to the trade for
the next 90 days at cost and carriage In Dry Goods
Il included DRESS GOODS. FLANEELS, LlNSEYs.
JEANS. COTTINETS. Motions, Boots and Shoes,
Hats Caps. Clothing, Get. In Groceries, there remain
1900 lbs Of No. RIO COFFEE,
1900 - BELCHERS SUGARS.
1000 NAVY BEANS,
loo WOODEN BUCKETS, $4,000. $1,000
co Kegs BELcHERS SYRUrS. in and II
'-0 gallon kegs. ..'3S t'" ~
TOBACCOS, YEAST POWDERS, MATCHES,
WRAPPING PAPER, etc, ,.,.r .s...
~ First door above the Post Oalcc building.
Deer Lodge City, Feb. Is, $50
s3.:f A. ELLIOTT.
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Weekly average only IL. On the evening Of the
18th began to trn suddenly cola with most pierre
ing n wind, and OH the marnng Of the 18th It was
az. and blowing gale from the \. Z. The air wac
iu! CT frost and snow. The morning Of the 18th was
clear aud calm but go. * inches Of snow fell dur
ing the week nbont inches il still on the ground
The cold snap closed the river Ice six inches thick
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H Arriyisg.-Psrties just n from Cedar n.
port two pack trains had just arrived from
Walla Walla the ssosss seossie,s Of 1900
men they report On the road. At, one place
on the range they lad 70 shovel pathway
through the snoW. 7 Aside from this the
trip was not bad. .earta Hoi
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ssoulsnq
sur'tu sui Salr!psuml a,,as o, rs,ssubSI ON 'ou
'su!rsu slunooou SulpoV 10 o, pa,qspul suos.ad lv
S,uaol Iaq,ous o. 5ulAotusI 70 ssodIud oq, vM 'o)
Is,uird 'usqoIrd sIssaN o, sIo,S Suld k,,o OF, ~
'ssia'uI iw 10 pesoisp Su!AvH-:dl a1I.Las. n
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~ Just received at A. LayenbcsY 4 Co.'S No. 50
Main street. Helena, dnc lot Of Wooden Dress Goods,
Coaks, Silk Dresstx Fur Capes, Muifs, Ladies' and
Chidrens Hats and Bonnets aud other desirable and
fashionable goods.
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e FOR SALE OR TRADE-AA Shingis Machine
with Steam Box complete. Three men Can make 5000
shingles per day; also good work hesse and light
Eorse wagon. JOHN UNEll. ~
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IKly'Iis
1Iiyus

1klyNS KlyuS
3Wood Street, Helena Montana,
KoNsIDEEED KOSsIDERATELr, koSsULTED KIosELy,
BY all lovers Of luxury aud liquors,
COLONEL z. X. SHED SON, PRorRIEToRs,
POSTED PEOPLES POPULAR PLACE.
I(iyus 1@iyus
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~ 90 to the Excelsior Bowling Alley, D,ss Lodge
and getthc worth Of your 'tKreenbax."
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Deer Ledge Post Oace.-Wc arc pleased
to notice that Mr.. Kenyon, r. NJ, has in
progress some desirable improvements in
his ONCE. The partition IL to be removed
and the entire building devoted to the p. o.
and stationery store, the counter being on
the side Is at present, and an entire new
system of some hundred call and lock boxes
Will he placed across In rear of the centre Of
the room. These arc now made and will be
put In within the week. Mr.. Kenyon has
also employed MI. T. E.Clohccy . Deputy,
who will give exclusive attention to tho
ONCE, which win be kept open during ior,lt.
nary business hours. Mr.. G. will be m n.
telligcnt, efficient, courteous and faithful
deputy. end II you don't get . letter every
time you call, We'll bet two to one he en-.
braces the opportunity -to make IN apology
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Mr.. VIM. Il. Richardson Is written BY b!
brothse that tl,sss 4 20 feet OF snow on the
mountains and . fset II he streets ofLees'
burg, Salmon River mines. A prospesou,
season b confidently antisipsted.a sa'ioI q
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~ AGENTS WANTED.
osaesal Agent for Aeotana and Idaho,
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Main Street, Deer Lodoo CITY.
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Dye Stuff; y:tsat MeS,eine:s v.rn':as'' Bsu'hsa
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Shaving and Hair Dressine salesn,
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Fitted =, !, .,..,,. .,,,. and . .,.,. .. ,.,,.,,
f'''e''.l
in II. b..s appointed Bathing Room. 1. u. rr,e.,
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MAIN STREET
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~0REAr SALE or CrOTHING!-w. Comm,
Bro. have in store IN the NEW NosTu-Wssr Build
Ing Deer Lodsc. q large STOCK Of
a CALIFORNIA READY MADE CIOTHtN0,
70 10 soM out It wholssals Prices,
At stsn. without sssssva The bsst beegAias sve q
fsssd On ths West Side. spIesdid sseck, snd nssl
b eoA
'0RxAT 1A10AlNo n colf4 ~
oavsAeAsGN tscsU psssAasiag saGssAeA sA
-AIe@ ~ s1vescD - NV (CAasSy CoAI o., q
aDsAaQ. No.
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Pick AID Pillow, Feb. 10

. rrfrs-r Pick AID Plow, Feb. 10 aSa'Et..r
A bank Is greatly needed in Bozeman.
A moose Was brought into town from the
Yellowstone during the week which weighed
800 pounds.
The opinion is general that the population
Of Gallstin county will be doubled the
present year.
A young man. name unknown, attempted
suicide by shooting himself with pistol,
near Bozeman, last Sunday. :
We are credibly informed that several
thousand shcep-some from the East, but
the majority from the West-will be brought
into the valley the coming summer. -.
1t 10 now settled, We believe, that the new
road between here and the mouth of the
Musclcslell will bc opened aud put in .
good condition for trade and freighting as
soon - the weather will permit. - ~
In view Of the heavy supply contracts to
be awarded for Fort E!lis-including $3.50
cords OF wood or $500 tons Of coal; 1868
tons OF hay; e,045 400 pounds of barley and
oats q, 6OO pounds Of -four, ETC., amount.
ihg in the aggregate to over $50, O00-M Ma.
gutrc urges the farmers of Gallatin to COM
bine to take contracts and cat out e2cculaiors
''Analostan," of Phillipsburg, furnished
the most elaborate solution Of our slgebraic
problem. .....-.... =.
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~Go tothe Excelsior Bowling Ansy, Dees Lode,
for . dne cigar. asgTf teae bas.ags a5JslE
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1-Co to the Excelsior Bowling Alley, Dees Lodge
Tor the fluid par erceilesce.
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a"" .."~ ucsald. 10 80 go
Gen. Do Trobriand will leave in few
days for Salt Lake City, 70 take command Of
the Department Of Utah. Gen. Gibbon. We
undeniand, has been assigned to this de-
partment "A" s""
MI. Travis yesterday drove Us to the
Springs--four miles in 1T minutes.
=. A. Bailey writes from Cedar Louise
vile contains 6S houses, good, bad and in.
different, besides several now going up. pa,
Mcssn. Parchen & Payntcr have purchased
the City Drug Store 1t Deer Lodge, and will
soon start branch store ct that town under
the supcrintendence of our popular young
friend, Harry D'Acheul. Esq. Harry has :
thorough knowledge OF the business, and II
would be difficult to select better or more
competent n,an to take charge Of the ''City
Drug Store. n .s,s65 a.<g aarI'G
II. T. z" writes from Fort Shaw-wc
had wedding here during the week. Mn.
Susan CLARK, late of Helena, was married to
Sergeant Devercaux Of Co. Nv 18Th II.
fanny. Patrick Stanton, Co. l., was fro
zen to death while hesding.-Geo. Heidi
u recovering. Marshal Wheeler d here.
oa,ses,. nc .9f.,
Yesterday seven thousand pounds OF oats
were unloaded at the store OF Hall 3 Miller
By 0allstin farmer. s.-af e n. M a
Our Senior, Mr.. Wilkinson, came In On
the coach last night from C0rinne, having
visited, during his absence, al the principal
cities Of the East and San Francisco. IN rood
health and dine flcsh. 49, ed
Dr.. Click came in on the coach lest nishl
from San Francisco. 5sa.zs.4a @f.ss
Harry D,Acheul i going over to Deer
Lodge 10 take charge OF the City Drug Store
Ct that place, IN connection with Parchen 8
PAyneeS Of this city, who have boQSht out
Me establishueat from IL t.gn1psoesSetuf.
We commend Harry 70 our Deer Lodee
friends . one Of the most competent DRUG
gtsts snd genial young gentlenaen ii our
Territory. 1s84E A, ~ III ~ y m.
t HseaN ~ a,.saf, -i.,d, 81 ID
y g. lCaclay + Co, pgopsietor, az III
"Diaasond r.. tSalnG, havS perfected &.
|p1GpmeaQ ID MI ~ epla 4 ioeolvioe
cd 5sswNs1isg heass = Ousiiaa, Uoah.
=. - / o.Aia. 60 lsasa5apa eG1ol6,er.
Nea1ved - lo11eQilg lllol1A ~ 1o1as
-. vhSoA, & 6QA : . eapia1 jehe: "a
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1eAsilAA]Q0w.v AilaaAsA. Hs)na ~
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25

Among the passengers by the steamship
Nemesis, from Liverpool, are the Rev VIM Arn0tt ana
Dr. Blake, deputed from the Free Church OF scotland 10
the Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church OF the United
States to be held in Philadelphia.
Major William A. H. Sigourney, writer of
repute committed suicide on Friday last Oy shoot
ing while in upper part of the city. The body was
taken TO the house OF friend In
ST. where a private inquest was held on Saturday. On
his person found letters from stephen Masset also
papers from Mrs Lydia II sigourney, who relative
Of deceased. Mr. Sgourney leaves wife and several
children residing in ST. Albans, VI, and In very des
ttute circumstances.
The nineteenth anniversary OF the ChOnian
Society the College OF the City Of was cele
Tho stage occupied by the President Of the College
Gen Webb, Mess?s. James W. Gerard, h. b. wheeler,
Judges Aker and Tappan and the professors and tutors
OF the institution. Mr. Graham McAdam, President OF
followed with their oratons The young speakers were
Messrs- Chas. II. Nettleton, Jonas l.. whitley G. NJ
Conant, A. Blum j. J. Frank, F. l.. UnderhlIl, D. Law
ingstOn, and ID. Lloyd. The exercises we're cevery
gone thruogh with, and the students warmly appauded
The Grand Bazaar for the Sheltering Arms"
held in the 37th Regiment Armory at the Junction or
Broadway and SiXth-ave continues 70 present great
popular attractions including over thirty tables loaded
with articles Of and beauty, fne gallery OF paint
ings floral temple of the choicest nowers restaurant
OF creditable excellence newspaper-1he Ddtg Bazaar
unusual SPICE and last not least an inconparaDle
array OF beautiful OF business The competition
for the still spirited. About $40 votes have teen
cast OF which Dr. Washburne has 2H Pope Plus Ix-
2l Dr Potter 1872 Dr.. Montgomery, l1s; Dr. Peters 49,
and the scattering. The real contest lies between
the first two candidates. For the piano. Mrs DIT Potter
leads the lis Mrs. DR. Washburne second and Mrs Dr
Montgomery third The net proceeds from the restau
rant 80 far amout TO 81 500 Saturdays sales In all the
departments amount To S,G0 The sale or admission
tickets figures up t679 for Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
JAyTs FISK. JR.. IN NEW JERSEY.

A bill of indictment has been found against
Messrs. Fisk Could and Fuller by the Grand Jury Of
the Passac oyer and Teriner the complaint OF GER
tain Express Companies that the defendants had con-
sped ure and destroy the business Of the said Ex-
press Companies doing business between Paterson and
Jersey CITY, by unlawful combinations: 49,
that they had from and Aer The ION day OF November W
imposed Of all - Uo upon Their
when ct The time they hal earned the eghs Of tho FIer
EIp-ess Company a not ereeeiing - " per tan.
Snd ln that the said Pt Gould and Fuller a. the same date IN
Of the kne RAILWAY Company and the Fuller
EIpT, COMPANY and unlawful couspres imposed
against the Paterson Express Companies by
Companies but day when
been carried I've times day and at the sane time
freight I've times Gay II conformity
usual Of carrying freight before that tine
Disseminated in favor OF The Fuller
BY allowing freight for Their
attached the trains and TO which cars and trans
the PAi-rson Companies debarr-i al use ...
In that the Fuller Enc Express Company carried freight a.
including 0f reng and delivering at ae
end Of when time the Ere h
Company the and direction OF the oonsprao charged
~ transportation freight for the
delivered and rrcye the platform Pat
amounted unlawful combination aud COZ
spirsey destroy the complainans trade and business
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
AMERICAN COLONIZATION.

A public meeting in behalf of the American
Colonization held on Sunday evening at the
Clintonaye. Congregational Church the Rev. Dr. Bud
dington's). There good congregation. The Rev.
DIR. Buddingon presided and made the opening prayer
After the singing of hymn by the choir the Rev. Dr.
Norhrup. Secretary OF the Society, an interesting
account of the present state OF the Lberan Republic as
shown by letters from the Hon. Abraham Hammond,
late Consul OF the u. r. 10 the Republic, and ny
the first annual message OF the President of the Republic
Liberia He also that since its organization the
Society had received from all sources sJD'ol H. ana
had sent out 10 Liberia 1900 colonsts.
The Rev. Dr. sohcnck Rector OF st. AIMS Church. said
that some doubted whether the Colonization cause was
suhlect for the pulpit To discuss. lt not only
Was nt subject, but 1t was a grand Held
for Christian missionary effort. Tho Colonization
work has been begun grandly. aud should receive the
hearty cooperation and support of all Christians the
COLONY VI LDoIla lad dono Ahat al LuIOlo DCeldo LAl
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
TEMPERANCE AT COOPER INSTITUTE.

The large hall of the Cooper Institute was
well filed last evening by the friends Of Temperance,
who have assembled there each Sunday evening for
some time past to listen addresses from prominent ad
vocates Of the Stephen Merritt jr, G. ". p, oc-
oupied the chair After music by the Marion Gleo Club
the Hon. Gerritt Smith introduced His discourse
very comprehensive and exhaustive, viewing the
Temperance question from political religious, sanitary
and financial standpoints and his numerous hits
drew forth frequent applause. The so-caled tenn
perate drinkers, he said, were the worst
enemies the total-abstinence advocates had TO
fight against. The drunkards themselves
beacon lights warning others away; but the moderate
drinkers always undermining the good work OF
Temperance. He argued that our lawmakers should
legate the son because the duty OF our Govern
uent TO protect person and property, and IN ali the
earth "A more dangerous and nsidiOus enemy to both
these than alcohol cannot be found lApplause Until
there is party organized, men will vote In the
interests Of rum for both the prevailing factions are de
voted 10 IT, The new organization should be called the
Anti Dram Shop party, for with that corner
our opponents and stigmatize them the Dram-shop
party Laughter and applause The speaker earnestly
the franchise for women great means for
voting the liquor interest At the conclusion Of his
address, Mr. Smith answered several questions III nreation
20 the temperance movement Mr.. T. I. Barnum was on
the PLATFORM and made few remarks before the meet
ing Dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAyAS. April 2-Sugar-Au qualities have slightly advanced and
there improved demand holders demand further advance
from Havana and Matn 10 O0 boxes and 300
hhda OF which boxes AMI 3 hhd 10 the United States
Nos .idi reals srrobe Nos is to 20 arm at 81
10 MOass sctiye "A at reals Mucovso
sugar 7g5i reals FOR far good refining and SGS ress for
grcerv grades the Of the latter hoas-Caed act
I've s Muscovado a reals Bacon demand Goal
Oil u rails IN nns aud a reas IN barrels Flour
active at decline owing large arrivals quoted at
+1G4lQ Hims dull 2lic for American ssltes, aud
2 for sugarure Lard steady Doc in kegs snd 22ic IN tins
Lanber-Wh Pine % 80 NJ Pitch Pine steady al -
per shook-BoI in demand 0all reals Hogests stady At
- IS Empty Hogheads demand - Hoops dull Frgh's
steady demand for the United States boz Of sugar 20
Northern Southern ld$ i hid Of Sugar do -
a 5 20 per Moasses do SJd - 20 per un to Falmouth
or Od45 there surplus Of unnsse for al ports Exchange
On London per premium Pans 90 DAYS sight IT
al per premium the United States 90 days sight In cur
renew do sight a discount
sight gold, Jdt cent pcmum do hort sght 9di
rcentpr
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
THE vEYEzUELAY AND CLE0pATRA SAFE.

The steamship Venezuelan, Capt. Crowell, OF
the West India and Pacific Steamship Company Of Liver
pool arrived at this port Saturday She was towed In
from sea by tug Louis and is now at anchor In the
Lower Bay awaiting the orders OF A. h. Forwood, the
manager Of the Company at Liverpool The passengers
who were transferred to the Camilla on the 10th Oi
March were OF opinion that she would never reach por
but Fate fortunately, decreed otherwise. Capt Crowel
reports:
We sailed from Liverpool March s. bound 20 Barhadoes,
Laguayra Porto CabelO Santa Martha Carthagena, ana
Colon All went well with until the morning OF the
18th March, lat $50 10 long 42o ~, West when our ruu
deThead broke of then the rdde post broke Just above
the wnterine, where Joined ~ stcrnpOst, Leaving
large OF three feet long, six inches broad III our
after compartment, which filed with water III very
few minutes, destroying all the stOrcs, or nearly so
On the 10th the steamship Camilla BrD, Capt Peace,
up 10 and the passengers purser ste ewarhess,
and mails sent to New-HOTk by her aA before
repOrted On the 18th the gale moderated, with less
got the water all out Of aftefcOmpartment and
stopped the hole the stern DC. Ever since then We
have been making all the distance 10 the westward the
prevailing winds being from that point, and made M
mind 10 try 10 20 % Bermuda. When got l6 miles On
that point i got fine weather with nOTth-Hes winds
then decided 20 try for EewI0rk where thank God,
have got ship safe without being gcd u let IL NJ
steamship POyer and steamship ONO N. GJ have claim
for salvage.
The overdue steamer Cleopatra, Capt. Phillips,
Of the Mexican Line arrived at Fortress Monroe Bat
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
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gr0ws-On Sunday April a. Charlotte L. wife % Ano W Bo~A
Ia the bfh year Of her
The friends ana relatives invited Ber.l he Twenty,
N. 4 Church Tuesia April %, at los O'Clock m
DELMONICo-Apr o. Adee Barre wife Of Coastass
DeImonioo. n the 18th Of her
family and those 0f Mr. Lorenso Del
invited enf the fIne ~ 81 Psefs
Cathedral Tuesy 18th inst, 10 without further noto,
PENNEAt Iringon HUDSON April p IN the 9Th Of her
sge Alice daughter b and tie late Dean X Penue
PBnera the residence Of Der mother Monday Al M
HUT-On SATURDAY April o. Sarah Hunt eHei Of Lev Hunt se
and 3 months
TIE relatives family po'fglY invited 70 sinh
the funeral At O'Clock Tueiay April D., from the residence ofG H.
Pesrsall FOrih3m
JRLP-At Rizabe'h, n J. on the 23d sally Ief
Her friends funeral IB!ay Tie 18th All
O'Clock p. from Chris.s ChapeL
PALMBRA Nice France the 3s March Richard sgyiln Psne
IN the 18th Of his
PRARsALL-Apr 90 Rockville Centre l. /, M. Abigail IL
Pearsal aged 10
PLATT-Ammon Plat Sunday afternoon April o.
Notice Of fgncrs hereafter.
RYDER-A her residence Carmel Sltursy morning April n
MARY NJ HTer the beloved ~ Ambrose Ryder aged y
The funeral will take place the sienc Tueiay APn D. Al ii
O'Clock
WHTNEYOn Sunday morning April p Charlie A.. o Heay
ant Amelia D whitney. age noGt- and p dlrs
The relatives
Prom 81 Msk Church AdepList, between WOughby and De-
Woolsvn for by the y O'Clock tram Harlem Road
WLTsB-Aprl 1910 sulderlv the b-an Jots
Henry Wie only lat John Nit.e oi shki Landing.
NY
Tie remains will he Inferred a Phk in the Rs,ornsd
Dutch Church FshAl this Mo-dayj afternoon At oeloea
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
MISS TOWNSEND ON CATHERINE DE MEDIcI.

Miss Virginia Townsend, the novelist, lee
tured Saturday evening at the Brooklyn Athensum on
Catherine DE Medici and Her Times" She appeared
under the auspices Of the Womans Club and was greeted
by large audience. She began by describing the Flor
entnes frat appearance In France as the neglected
young wife OF Henry of yaois. She gave lively picture
Of "the fair smooth italian face the lofty forehead keen
dark ewes and stately figure OF the Duchess From the
first years OF lowliness and contemptuous usage,
Miss Townsend carried her subject by carefully studied
pradatons that hight OF influence upon which She
rested the time Of Henry death, through her subse
quent humiliation under the reign of Francis H. and
Mary Stuart, her brilliant regency, her conflict With
Coli gny, and the horrors of the Huguenot tragedy
Miss Townsend read IN pleasant voice, and In easy,
self ssed and graceful manner Her lecture gave
evidence Of thoughtful preparation. and elected fire.
quent applause II Ia understood that this Is the begin
ming OF "a continued work lecturer. Ii Is also the
OF series OF lectures To be given under the dircc
ton OF the brooklyn WoLan's Club.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
M usical.
IErurn The Rostnn Iran.crint ANIL d I


Tue KsABx PAsO OLE BULL CosCkKT often asserted
Naples then dc but the originator Of that remark be In
Naples still Boston and possessed plano such heard
enessy the above named woul be content to
i've reys the bss OF such magnificent and geaerOus souns
before knowige esna.e from piano The instrs
neut question from the old house WN KSABE Co Of BALI
and e~YoksBd under MIR Edward honmHn phyu brcnght
up conception o, wha, really hrs piano sheai be
Thoughou. the seae-wlch learn oaee uimosi
harmony and equalization seemed 10 prssnd the most delicate
passages clear aud full Of melody and distinctly ube at the
Of the hall n the sronges, risos The inumeu,
responded grandeur and amcn. that indeed
metallic inoonsruy neoybui agahi oupoorne d
power thai purity srf We must congratulate the hessrs
Knae their supreme the production such To be coveted
instrument which argues ~, for their forty years reputation the
sAlel oi pAsno GAsalsslsIen tAs ooanlu.