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ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
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.s.p or legacy family" Some Of the other Advantage"
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liabilities ,,c
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will prove; consequently.
Third II can Afford TO charge than other mutual com
py .hu the the ,d'inE" justly due "'m
Fourth; Premiums not only not forfeited but pho"p poH' ~
dividends Issued amer the sst payment III required
Fifth: dividends applied TO reduce the 'seoeo aho AL
annual psymsnsa -,
s No ..r, .e on travelling By LAKE. Oneen Of the army
navy or merchant marine. the lives Of women
Seventh The ard Directors Of this Company are men OF ns
uOn.l reputation Known integrity and ability The eunV o. We
Company 10 uud0ubted, a. above shown
Bu,r. men officer. other life insurance companies and some Of
til. mos, prOmn. Of the country have given this Company '
p...ee the found lists OF those Insured
W. T. OKIB. Manager for Sev.Yors 10 W.lL,s
THOS. II. AGNEW,
T SREESWGH AZ. S2H R HTshAT DEEiEa in
TEAS. SUGARS, COFFEES, SPICES,
aud everything in the line Of
FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES,.
s,; ard Coffee 1% r'i 6: az r. g. best Also o'I
Use CHERRY PECT0R4A.La TR RCSIIil for
Superior 10 all others
RUSHTONS, 10 Asor House.
No Of those cubeb things
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II NJ LESLEY, COS sIth.aye Trade supplied seaa TOT el
PLAcE HRArKRs, ard sroyEs RIcHIhDsoS BoIsToSa
Co 1Jt W.ter.st. Eew-York Send for Circulars
CAFETY HOSTING MACHINERY.
- For Fasoe, Hotels and lee Oa.e; for Hand or
Power Patent Self Closing Doors. - ubO = NOV hhp,
~ J7s canslst New York Eigheen!h.st Philadelphia,
MANY FAMILIES have for % years used
batbag bgt HYATTS SWISS IMMINENT in their house for all
Aches and Pans 50 cents
VANILLA BEANS. VANILLA BEANS.
Y MEXICAN VANILLA BEANS for sale by
TAFT & TYLER Drug Importers, 81 Cedarst
90 to MCFARLAND BOOKSTORE, No.
" ea7 Rro,dr,y near will Dad all
rev boob, Of the DAY standard works and also shOee En
sl,b French and Scotch stalonerI.
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The proposed substitute was agreed to by Yeas 3d. and

The bin was then third time, and the Yeas anu
Nays were ordered It's passage BEFORE so to.o ma
taken several Democratic Senators explained why 'hey
would vote against the BILL ~, - A., ..
of the bill the result beng Yeas AZ, to Nays TO- as FOL
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Before the announcement Of the vote Mt KELLOGG
Rep La who was occupying seat mex, tna' S The
reading OF the sixteenth rule OF the senate "hSn to
Qures Senators present vote on call OF yeas ana nays
The rule was read but no action taken in the
On motion OF Mr. SHERMAN CRep, Ohio, the Currency
bill was taken up and laid over Adjourned ini MGnuay
Inc oOTihs rs sne na % pIs:.poD in he Congress
W1eGs The people Virginia framed and adopted cOns'u
'uSR Of STATE whe8 I %Ss said constitution
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments to the Consn
Wheas The performance Of good faith was
condition precedent the representation Of the State in
Be enacted k Tbs, the Virginia be entitled
%e%Ss1 Of the kes.stas Of said State his
any U. q I STATE .' s %eG Of as Secretary State Of
p for permanent -preservaOn oath IN the form following
member Of CopS or . 40 Oeer Of the United State.
Sc, any s % % IS Of s United Sss,
RsS,Cn against the sa%s Or sS % or
bain subscribe and Gle the following oath
been from the s s 'RGiss T Ss. me p he %
fully administer Oaths and who shall snorpg
psury and shall be punished lee. than
one S 1d %STs b, 's ' s S0s & for any
this the certificate Of the taking Of either sad oste' T'h proof
elusive evidence lawfully regularly administered
proTdd rt That ,uch who shah n.sIse. for
sad Gle such oath aforesaid and taken all ineH'
and purpose. o have vacated his Office.
OF Virginia admitted 10
he following fundamental eondon
That The Virginia shall be so amended or changed
10 DEPRIVE Of the United States OF the
night who entitled by the constitution herein recog
pzed punishment such ieonles az
shall have been duly convicted under laws
equally applicable all the inhabitants Of said State poUd that any
alteration said prospective IN Its effects, ina
be made regard time and place Of residence OF
voters; that shall be lawful for the State To
deprive the United States account Of his race color or
night hold
said such ground to require OF
qualification for Office than such required OF all oth e
eus that the Constitution Virginia shall be amended or
deprive citizen class Of citizens Of the nted
the school hts aud privileges secured by e Oosu'on :" e
I'm eaS tstes
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HOME NEWS.

THK WEATHER -.
Ervrosr, Hour The, ss, whS Herr Tier re B s SW
$50 500 NV. 9 80 9@s'
$50 3027 NV. II $40 0si y
Ks-Morning-ver cloudy at $780, little may
$50 hazy $780, very hazy 10 TO H. very CLOUDY ., %
AfternoonIttle cloudy 1880 slightly cionay n 10 NJ
feeble red aurora 2sht H. Note2oh IRON rom
IL p. m. TO H. variable. In time to come s.as ~ snch
denly blaze out the evening sky and appear VI ,n
intense brancy that they be seen in the ds nhe
The last recorded instance OF such renafkao In,
nomenon was in November 1871 when star aPpeaaeu
the constellation Of Cassopea brighter tnaH 'h nceased
from star OF the tenth magnitude and atalneu 1890
almost equal the largest BY the AID 2, ~, these vast
bnrnng worlds consume In their res hydrogen niles
eht az This burning gas is thus seen trllohs VI ''
the distance OF the stars from the earth'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

Mr. SCHENCK Rep., Ohio. Chairman OF the
COMMITTEES on WAYS and Means asked and obtained
leave for that Committee sit during the sessions OF the
expected very early next week. probably Monday to
report to the House the revision Of the Tariff BILL and
that Its being reported and ordered 10 be printed
Committee OF the Whole take up the revision Of the
Internal Tax law.
Mr. GARFIELD Rep., Ohio asked and obtained leave
for the Committee Banking and Currency to Sit during
the sessions Of the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

Chittenango White Sulphur Water, q cure
"a, Khey diseases Rheumatism and SerofeA 300 oy al
druggsa Depot, No. 8Collegepaee j. r. hSSh|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

$4,000 worth of Diamonds, Jewelry, and
silver PIst. stolen from Cape East FnIvsntn. .n .,
49, UoIuK,s BURGLAR ALARs TELEGRAPH Noao Ls'
..,sa M. lot Loci ou iBfinsemen;s and impo.Ioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

pIprRs. TwINFs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
HAVE and wsrsoem 2ss and JOG Ffesa"r New"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 Fulton-st., New FORK.
hes, place 70 buy reliable WArena re pHoSp" CHOW"
utpy and WLRa Diamonds psoair
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lAnnsusssnsaNi

A STUBBORN Cough that will not yield 10
n.s,.s ma, be thoroughly cured by JArrss EIrscroHiSr
most elective medicine all BrOneh. and Pulmonary Disorder"
Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

sIteud City to the City Of osW'gO on Lake onuO
distance 900 miles including branches The line completed about
$50 miles from oswego and regular trains running daily Rapid pro-
grs, making the balance Of the Hs and the entire work vii" De
completed a. the earlies, practicable period
SAFETY OF THE BONDS.
There railroad bond offered the NeNfork market which 50
clearly combines elements Of PERFECT SECURITY and HIGH
RATE or INTEREST this proof Of which assertion the following
simple fact, are presented:
THE LOCATION OF THB ROAD stretching from the City Of
NewYok across ID, Northern part gewJess and the rich and
popoous MIDLAND COUNTIES OF NETWORK STATE, to the
nearest port great Lakes such that must command large
through and momen. opened The route from
YewYork Buffalo will be shortened seventy miles and to o'Weso
fory-kye miles
p THE COST OF BUILDING THE ROAD is about $4,000 per
mile and that necessarily furnished by stock sub
sepou before used from the sale OF bonds since the Issue Of
II. latter is positively limited to $2oOo PER MILE OF ROAD
BUILT AND IN RUNNING ORDER
OVER already paid In stock subscriptions
The mortgage bonds every railroad running out Of Newfork
City are good and interest Is promptly paid on them.
THE TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY Of this great through
route Of railway and the Atlantic coast 400 miles in
length viii only s56OOJ per ahe the whole line Is
completed the moderate calculations the average bARNNGs
OF SINGLE MONTH would far exceed this sum-
TIE RATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cent in gold Uned States Income
tar with gold 10 equal to about 81 PER CENT
YEAR No rational person coad expect SAFE INVESTMENT
OUR own STATE be offered liberal terms than
these.
THE BONDS.
The years issued in denominations Of SloOo
bear Seven Per Cent gold free Of Iboone Tax Coupon
or Registered interest. payable semi annually in NswY0rk on the
la Of January and s Of July
PRICE, PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Pamphlets circulars, &C. may be had on application
GEORGE 0PDYKE & CO.,
Bankers, No. rs Nassau-st.
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between F.ftynlnth and slxtIeth strees, thIs sun.

between Fifty ninth ana Sixtieth streets, this sun-
day. afternoon F5s ?, two qo,eoS 9 altar short res.
ANN, beloved wife OF Joseph Lewis, and daug hter
OF the late William p. Fitzgerald, formerly of Mon
straven county Kildare Ireland, aged az years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are Invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence 23T East
Fiity-dfth street, this Sunday afternoon at oae
MAGNoR.-On Saturday. June Is, MARY MAGNoR
after protracted illness, aged II years, month
The relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
4. d., en- Monday afternoon. ut two O'Clock, thence
MARKEY.-On Thursday June TO- FRANCIS j.
MARREY after protraoted illness, aged Il years
Tie relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to atted the funeral from the residence
OF his fatner, corner OF Front ana MAIN slreets
Brooklyn this Sunday afternoon, at TWO O'Clock.
MIEcUs.-At Hoboken, n. g., on june ~ alter
long and serious Illness, ANDREW MIEcUs, In the
55th year of his age.
attend the funeral: from his late residence No. l57
Garden street, Hoboken. this Sunday afternoon at
McGrINNEss.-On Thursday, June 10, OF consump-
ton JAMES McGUISEEss, aged q years.
The friends Of the family, also Monitor Lodge, No.
from hts late residence ia West Tnirtythird street.
this Sunday morning, at eleven O'Clock.
daughter Of Robert Noble, mason, OF No. Attorney
street, New York, aged years, months and Is
fhe friends and acquaintances OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend The funeral, from the
residence Of her father at the above number, on
Monday afternoon, at hali-past one O'Clock. to Cal
very Cemetery.
NooNAN.-On Monday, June 10. at the Convent OF
Mercy, corner OF Classon and Wl0ughby avenues
Brooklyn, MARGARET lin religion Sister Mary Paula)
daughter o! Daniel and Eliza Noonan, of this city.
Her remains were interred In Flatbush Cemetery.
OGDEN.-On Thursday, jane 10. at East Orange
N. j., JAMES II. OGDEN, aged 35 years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral, from the First BAPTIST church. Newark, II.
j. Monday afternoon, attWO O'Clock.
RoSs.-At his residence, On Friday morning, June
II, THOMAS X. Ross aged O. years.
The fiiends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral frOm st. Peters church, Morristown, on
Thursday morning, at eleven O'Clock
SEYMOUR.-Aiter "a long ard painful Illness, PETER
SEYMOUR. native OF Bandol, county OF Cork, Ire
land, IN the 65th year OF his tge.
The friends OF the family Ore respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Moniay afternoon. at two
O'Clock from his late residence, 1SS South Third
street Jersey City.
vAI.-On Thursday, JuIe 10, MAURICE VAIL,
aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends o the family also those
OF his sons, Michael and WiIlam and OF his SON IN
law, Edward Giles, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, this Sunday afternoon, at two O'clock
from the residence OF his Dnn-law, No. Doyer
street.
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AsIUsEMEN ENrs.

NTIBLos GARDEN
L'''sts fGS EVENING" 5dsE PALMER
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT rendered re- e
On which the following talented have kindly
V0lSp'efGis ss EpwIS ;isI' spxss. sf,S,sss-
Mr.. Henri prayIon, Mr.. =. Macaulsy.
Mr. Owen Fawcstt, Mr.F. O. Maeaer,
Miss Annie Ward Tiffany Miss caroIine Carson.
MIA T. r GIa,,an, Miss Liliie Lidrdse
ASSISTED isS by ovna c'f?s leo oAnG voIuNrEEks
MARBLE HEART;
Or, THE sCULPTOR'S DREAM
RAPHAEL, the XrtistS .............Mr EDWIN ADAMS
MR.. HENRI DRAYroN,
roeoaelaas with the i4se,,:s s sSs Prem. of
o'"'1i; BOX SHEET NoM Nsoif oPES. TAAD TIFFANY
574 THEATRE c0MIoUE,
St 3 H. Is; Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
v; Busier r q s Glmors and Propre,ors
~ ~iaH ESrAusfAsM AA.Ss'GSS GSsoSSpES Gun pNESvELrlEs
continued succession OF umphs nightly the career
0L s most OF artists now concentrated this favors
AN EXTRAORDINARY PROGRAMME THIS WEEK.
HUE4x S6x,5S2k ,659SKEE; o. TIEFAJGis ,gIFr.
SE TIE GRAND n~inf BALLsf. lETOfA
under the direction q % ths renowned matre de ballet.
JOHNNY y gSyT ynoMpsoN. On MASTER BARNEY,
the leading Negro gro Mins'rcls Of the present day
hIL FE GREAT COMPANY WILL Esi xrFhhR rAkRY
See small bills Doors open at curtain RISES at o'clock
Admsson Family Circle 26c Parqnct and Dress Cice
vance.
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The fur factory OF Robert ID. A5esebrough, No. 141
Grand avenue, was burglariously entered on Friday
night and robbed OF $500 worth OF iurs.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

The body OF an unknown man was found floating
in the water at the foot OF Conover street. yesterday.
The body was removed TO the dead house.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

The residence OF Lewis Atkins No. 13 Bond street,
was felOniousy entered last night and robbed OF
$3.50 worth OF property.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

RED CLOUD, the savage chief Of still more savage
men," uncOuth and as little versed in diplomacy as
he may oe, got OF very good thing the other day.
Secretary Cox had made long speech on the benef-
cence OF the treat Father (the Iredent, to which
and kind, but l can't see it' nor Will he see it''
until another method Of dealing with tine Indians is
adopted.-NcShUiL U.lfOn, Jthlel2.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

The residence Of Peter Moore. on Tompkins ave.
nue., near Pulaski street, was burgarousy entered
Friday afternoon during The absence of the TAM
lily. lace shawl and other articles OF clothing
were stolen.
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THIRD WEEK
OF the
MARTINErTI TROUPE,

OF the
MARTINETTI TROUPE,
who will appear ever day
and evening during the week
In the serio-comic pantomiine
of
JOCKO.
THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Mr.. PAUL MARTINEFTI as
JOChO,
as performed by him s01
times in all the principal
Giles in Europe and America.
First appearance of the
talented, young and beautiful
protean actress,
LITTLE NELL,
THE
CALIFORNIA DIAMOND,
in the protean farce, ex.
prcssly arranged for her by
Mr.. j. ii. Barnes, entitled
POPSEY WOPSEY.
Little Popsey Wopsey, Miles
O'Reilly ian Irish Boy,
Katrina, a Dutch Girl,
Master Ske'ton,
LITTLE NELL
With Songs, Irish Jig, Dutch
Wooden shoe Dance, Drum
Solo and Banjo Solo.
at s O'Clock.
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WOOD'S MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,
w Broadway, corner Thirtieth street.
OPEN FROM o A. NJ. TO l.. NJ.

Now on exhibition I'm the
Museum the largest and the
smallest woman In the world.
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NiBLo's GARDEN
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE a. 1870
AN IMMENSE ENTERTAINMENT
FOR
STAGE MANAGER vINCENrS
FIRST BENEFIT
IN EIGHT YEARS.
HIS FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE AS AN ACTOR.
VOLUNTEERS TO APPEAR.
THE LEFFINGWELL. FANNY HERRING.
CHARLES WALCOT. ELLA BURNS,
MCKEE RANKIN Her second appearance upon
J. W. LINGARD. stage.
HARRY JOSFPHS. MARION TAYLOR,
WOOD BENSON. First appearance since her
T. L. MORRIS European
THE CHILD WONDER LIMA EDWIN.
JAMES SPEIGHT MAGGIE DESMOND
J. BURKE. IRENE GAY.
HARRY EVERETT. MRS. A. SEFrON.
M. CELLINI THE sISI ERS LASCELLES.
JAMES CURRAN. MRS. WRIGHT.
C. BURROUGHS LIZZIE MAHON.
]. BURTONE. NILE. IDALiE.
T.. COLLIER. NJ MOKDAUSr.
Il. EBERLE. MRS. HEALY
+. A. VINCENT. MRS. w. EDWARDS
DRAMA COMEDY.
BOX SHEET OPEN FROM 9 TILL
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NOW on exnibitl0n IN the
Museum the largest and the
smallest woman In the world.
Miss HANNAH DUKE,
weighing 600 pounds,
and
LITTLE LULU,
who IL "a inches nigh and
weighs IL pounds.
The wonderful mech anical
sensational spectacle OF the
INTERNAL REGIONS,
conceived and executed by
PROFESSOR JUkES,
II now open to spectators
who have a taste for the In
penious, the diabolical and
the terrific.
One million curiosities, in.
GLIDING wonderful moving
Wax Figures, Automatic
Trapezists and Trumpeters,
BOHEMIAN GLASS
BLOWERS,
and dead and living speci-
mems of natural history al
ways on exhibition.
Matinee At 2 Z. NJ. Evening
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TRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Corner Twenty-thd street and Eighth avenue
JOHN Y. COLE. Mnparer
Notwithstanding attraction OF the Grand
Spectacular and operate Romance, the
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
TWELVE TEN PTATIONS,
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
the management feel compelled 10 announce It's
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS,
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS,
CLOSING REP PRESENTATIONS
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS
In consequence Of the engagement OF the celebrated
MADAME LANNER'S
VIENNOISE BALLET TROUPE,
numbering IS beautiful Dancers who, having created the
widest furor In principal capital in Europe
route to the United States and whose frat
will be shortly announced
FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT g.
Seats secured In advance at the Box Once; also at
Schners 7J Broadway, and Erie Railway Ticket Office,
corner Twenty third street ana Broadway.
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Aggic Doyle, child between three ana four years
old, fell into tub or boiling water at the residence
OF itsQarents In Hopkins street. near Nelson, yes
eerday, and was scaded 10 death. Coroner White
nil he'd an inquest, when verdict III accordance
was rendered.
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DOWERY THEATRE.
- WILLIAM B. Manager.
FIRST NIGHTS of Mr. j. u. STUDLEY.
Second Week OF Miss FANNY HERRING.
First Nights OF the Drama
CADET LIE PERLE;
OR, THE OWLS OF FRANCE.
Mr. J. Is. STUDLEY rs CADET LIE PERLE
Miss FANNY HERRING HILDA DREMER.
New Scenery, Mountings, &c.
The GREAT CARLETON
1or n few nights
Drama of the SOLDIERS RETURN
Friday Evening, Benefit of Mr. J. b STUDLEY.
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RIO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
4 FIRST LOFT TO LET-NwLY PAINTED AND
n papered on Fulton street. ner Broadway Inquire OF
bENOIr WOOD, la2 Fulton street.
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Miss HANNAH DUKE,
weighing 600 pounds,
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LITTLE LULU,
who IL "a inches nigh and
weighs II pounds.
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4 (\LYMPlC THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20.
sixth WEEK
or THE

O MONDAY siITa hTFsISG WEEK JUNE 80
on The . ea'ss2as BY a y ,S nyI .
A'a'''' RLD isa 81 q rae SRsd etdf III OF GOLD
4. = A Hsi:s ssi' -.
Lady se saSy English ssse;.
wsH,os wsId 10 c1SsTeeIy "a" living ward IN dead lock-
s. ssaa.. a
aHsrPa Fass ESssA ss sSa sas
u SfeG% s. the Continent ' si nusr
FRANCIS: rssass who only ID % reality D0
s: s5 siqssa quite :%s1 Z V. rrsxE
ss's as s sny beetle:
The Duke Of rs Suffolk Master & % is ALLEN
ESs: iSs Ss h.nSs asry swell Sh 4 G;s1
Constance srsSssasr ' i , %ias SsaS ana
rsss %s SssS nsS Constable p Calais. NV with ssa H'OA'
for his consables star produced out Of his own uvs
member. Of iermas9 s'' w. - JOHNSON
ysa 81: s:ss &
Block citizen a q cred; aad ~ r. HORNE
coed Katherine Queen, and II is hoped nS 81 s;s
special ccu.acs: Lord: and Eadc. in wsIsns gold silver
Duras Ss sf % is o Of saa
. Sole ss
bleroncon by Professor oReardon, who has been rsen
gagged for this occasion.
Matinees-w Wednesdays and Saturdays at2.
pOOTHS THEATRE.
ID The agement pleased the gratifying
success of
THE HUGUENOT,
which will be presented
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
FINE SCENERY,
NEW COSTUMES.
MUSIC,
PROPERTIES.
MACHINERY, kc,
AND A POWERFUL CAST
NOTICE-The public formed thai Tekes purchased
of the sidewalk,
II. will be refused nj the door.
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CTRAw GoODS.-PANAMA HATS EXTREMELY FINE
= and white bleaching required For sale To the trade
by n. BALCALAR 81 Pine street
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

The wonderful mech anical
sensational spectacle Of the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13
The Eyening Meal.

No right minded farmer whose faithful
horse had been Juggling away at the pillow all
day, would let him in the evening to some
dashing young fellow who would keep him
out on the road at fast pace until after mid
night. If there is such a man, it would be a
retributiye justice for him to lose his best
span, by any diseases horses are subject to.
But there is one good, faithful servant, we
are all too careless Of The poor stomach
which has toiled hard but cheerfully for four
hours over one breakfast, and at least five
over a dinner, comes in at night enieebed and
wearied like all the rest of the body. A
light, simple supper will recruit il properly
for sound nights sleep a full, heavy meal
Of strong meats, indigestible hot bread and
coffee, will tax it to the utmost through halI
the night. After hard days work it re.
quires the whip and spur to make it progress.
II cannot do its work properly. The food
cannot be half digested, and so it lies like a
dead weight in the stomach the blood be.
comes foul and thick, aud if the victim es-
capes with only fearful attack of nightmare,
he has cause 20 be thankful Very many,
DIR. Hall tells us have been nearer to deaths
door than they ever imagined, just from this
cause.
A simple supper Of good cold bread and
butter with a saucer Of fruit, eaten very de-
liberately at an carly nour in the evening,
will be followed by sound, delightful sleep,
and the person will awake in the morning re.
ireshed and invigorated with good healthful
appetite for breakfast, which the hearty sup
per eatersseldom know.--Couatry Gentleman,