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New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
HTTR.fRY NOTES.

"Ri,hard Vandcrmarck is the title of new
bnk ny the anthor Of Rutlcdgc" which Is announced
for publication 10y Charles SCrbner 4 Co. The ahtnot
Whose name has ic I" been kePl so'Io,, & y Sp NV ,vrr
ne Mrs sidney Harris the wife uf New ofk EHHti
Rchari Wand, rmarck is the life OF an orphan HrI IHn
ny herself, and is described as story 'i
interest.
Sc,Jbucrs Noafhlv will he considerably en-
larc,d with thc November number, and its pages VIII II"
Eti mere varied and popular in literary matter ana sun
richer in pictorial attractions This number VIII contain
an account undcr the title Of Thirty seven DAYS o
Peril - of the adventures OF MI Everts, who was "S'
from the yellow Stone Expedition OF 1870 His iheh'
hallucin,ons while wandering among the mountains IN
n starved, almost dying condition, were "l thC unNl
curious character and his story Is not htle
In psychological point OF view IN lnc Stuo @
tbcrc " I'M M prnf>rN illustrated article detailing the
remarkable mining and submarine blasting Operations % o
The Government N Hell Gate ani along M haSV rI'VI
other notable features Joaquin Milers poem,
&" Frm Sea TO sea-" stories by MIR. Oliphant, Miss
Phelps C4uthor Of Gates Mar y Elwaru i;SHcs,"n,
and ntlrrS d ScusSlon OF The Right Not to Vote ny
VIM c C"nau another paper Nv Miss lu.nne % s'r SI,e
thing from TX Marvel about the late Iharte ScriicT
(whose portrait willapar as ana seVnr ira
editorials from Dr Holland We Hsr ihd EpSsh Pre-
mier will be pubs sbCd in $crbner slmu taneOuSly with
their appearance IN England and that among oner C"n
trihutUns to be served up IN uhe uue are papels
Iucms 10y Col. IIiggns"m. Mrs Richdrd = GIeen"uSh,
Eu S' wareT m% si~imap st"dard and host Of other
writer's, American and foreign
A new and enlarged edition of DR.. Strauss's
monograph upon Ulrich Hutten has appeared.
Prof. Ewad Of G0ttngen has IN the press
the first volume of "Tne Biblical Theology OF the Old
and New ICstAmcnts.
The new work upon which George Eliot has
been for sou time engaged story Of English provn
rial hfc Will be- published III December ny BIieKWooo q
Sous
A new translation into German of "ThC
Lady Of the Lake has been published by stalling I"
Od,nhurg. 10 celebrate the Walter Scott Centenary
The tlai,,!.,tion Is hy Herr Karl Ernst Overlook
DIR. Fresenius publishes, in ZeitSchrW fiji
AndIYtische Chenie Tor 1871 somewhat severe rehec
ton on modern chemists for their almost entire neglect
Of analytical investigation.
In his Preface to the Alfredian AnglO-SaxoI
version Of Gregory's Pastoral, Mr.. Henry sweet vii
give A short sketch Of AnElOStXOu cXicOGraphy, show
ing that Junius was the only original worker al TIC
subject and that ednG English cOmpers have dont
little more than plund, him.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
The following explains the relation between the

The Government bond market displayed more activity
than has been remarked several days the gold
beine well represented about all over but the lss ana
lss7s commanded most prominence, and the rise was
generally the result OF higher gold For some time past
ho have heen considerable sales OF the per cents
for future delivery principally for European account
under the impression that the bonds could be readily oO
tanned whenever desired 1t seems however that 'nere
s scarcity OF the bonds and defaulted contract was
reported to-day Unfortunately perhaps the parties u
whom the bonds were coming were deDarred from ue-
manding a sight to have them bought IN under tno
rule" these securities have not yet neen adt'eu "
the regular call This should another warning to per-
sons disposcd TO sell what they haven't got! Fisk
Hatch report the market for Governments at 4p H.
steadY at the following auOtatlOns:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

TIE WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Is now very
nearly finished. and trains VIII =. running through
frnm Tomah tn St Paul bv Nov,lrb..L l. The earn.
ings Of the Road from local traffic on the completed
portion constitute already profitable business; a !
lrrnnrrmrl;s and connections arr about perfected
which will make it the Cl,at AIRLINE Route from
Chicago TO the Northwest. et''c'inG S'vnE q"
more than 100 mil, over III. present r"utr. Inc
Bonds are First Mort t@agr ou The Ioad lt>n ana "n
n v,LI1hl. and Grant ui IT, oucp ACRES. lh,y 'raT
Interest in gold ut the rii. 'Ii per- cont p'. .IIn
and arr sold now at ~ and accrued lnt.u- = ~ 'ri
rrurl by WHILE, Mu3I~ \ Co., - v ..i--t.' "hh
Gv-y>>r. IpI!N>nv 4 DN- D. NJll-N" "F'S
na1uuaic,, AID further iui fiiI may bc Ob,aInc"'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

At an annual meeting OF the stOchhouerso VI ''' ''"
orr pa,ro,d Association, lessees Of the hss'pL''h-
trl Railroad held "a few dNs ago ut tbe: 'ner, ~ ~
Nussa,,st the OH Board Of directors were rre'''u'
Col II. =. Comb of Delaware WINS c'o" f' ,'''h'"
- ,.xonJr ~ N,w-York ViccPrrsiicni, IN =. IL 3.
cor s.c,ot,r, and Treasurer; ANA the following nrn"d
,cutlcmru wc,. elected the Executive t"itnitrr' -.
= M,Con,h Clniru,tu; :. Il. AirAan''r, !! ny = W.
j. y. =. RuL,rs and J.hH L. MA.
The receipts OF the NowJeIscI Southern haIo"' hho
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

Railroad bonds III great favor, and large
business was reported. Central Pacihcs advanced TO
02s Iniun Firss strong at sys and Land Grants
79 FrstS of e., C.. and l. e. selling at S9t and Fort
WAYNE Seconds at lOl! We hear that the demand for
ST. Joseph and Denver City gold bonds continues un-
abard with the prospect of speedy closing ont or the
loan. Tie following the bids for railway mort
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
Gelp mantto.

A Il. STEWART g. co. want several first
u. cll-s HAND SEN ES ~ La,' Coaks ai Egl
Sk DeNes. Apply Nut tntTltce Bfoa,rl, auI Teuh-
A T. STEWART x Co. want first -claSs EN-
LAs BROlDEREK tLu,r 10th
8c prefrIrd Apply Snh. br"'iN and Tuh
A J. STEWART 4 co. want lir-t -rlass
Ne 'NAKEk - arsr d..t Hh" r1n m"asurr
hA+ Arpb al Managers Dr.., iinsdNa, I'D Irnh'L
ROOk AGENTS WANTED for WOMANs
PILGRIMAGE TO TIIB HOLY LAND, by Mrs 4. Al GnsNod
ls Aie,t work this popular authorizes an interesting
Der experiences during tou ihrough Burope and Tie Bu1t company
VIM MARI Twain aud the Quaker City party haniAOMe volume
lH' asirae We oder EXTRA trn. sni elani to Ag'n For
c'aar' an call address w. D. ny ERS 81 John
l"t ~ B BURR HYDE, Hartford, Conn
WOOD ENGRAVERS-Grst class, WANTED
w b. ihr ACTINIC ENGRAvISG co. IL Llltr,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

State bonds presented unusual activity. The down.
ward turn in Tennessees carried the old to 6t and the
new to GGt virgnias firm at G. for DID, and 5s fOr
consolidated GeorAs were steady at 9Cs for gold, ana
%, for currency 7s New South CarOnas were strong,
the demand carrying up July coupons to j ana ocooer
Ia 60 The following the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
5nIcs bn Autuon
Giiuaiion5 Uantc0 females.

LADY v.j shoS \ SITUATION as CASHIER,
"a AkE CHARGE dt Fh'l "Rl % ais "tArr r
ton where ahiy ''R fG'rt NJ objections {" r4'hE
cit. Aldrs, ". HUNEI l.. Boy .t ~ 'fir Ohcr
4 LADY Of CULTTTE dr>D", position Is
~ COMPANION u rf '! o. g.. .t'".l r" -" ''.i sHI
muse. Htrnc's eNclar.,l A.r,s tLAt NINN lpI""n Al
v-i"i0r Orr', ! 24I Lralv''.
EOOD German Female Servants at Ms. Hubs
" Iruln InnIcJ.7 i",. -L''~ e .-'oaa .5 A-'e ''
WELL-RECOMMUND Si'RNANIS, tor
w ctg md country constantly han - B''','-, "r'ry
~, l"r..."l.s.
IHS WASlllNGTUN- 81, IlOBOkE&--A
IN'' Fouc, a' - 'hAS'M'ktR v'' r'..'' r"'" ~n -
{" hr'a,' tmF .t. Dot. l,i. 10 ir ... ...u ,'.,.,
cI7 EAST IWENIl-SiN iil->T.-An go
~ I,Icic! LII vi n -- ,.
rcsd'nre l"ru.i uni, ptir' 'tur, viz
ais" g"nrt o' cio,naL t~sti. f.rat
address LAT NJ ilSa, .,l tau
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

Five-Twcntirs can be funded w.h ~ lAto tie
best Railroad Bonds We recommend tho,r oi The
Rondout and OswegO Company Tor tbrce rca>onS:
|. These Bonds SAFE. The road Is near his
city. Every investor can travel over it for himself
The net earnings of onchalf of the line pay at pres
ent 10 per cent all the bonds which VII he Issued
on the whole road.
p By conversion, as We recommend, the investor
adds y per cent to his CAPITAL.
3. lie also adds AS per cent to his INCoEi:
EDwARD Il.,iGHrA y Co..
JNaii-St
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

yy % E, TOT w. VA, "a PAN A"Fs; ;; # s
\. i. ceIrs 6. Sub 3! d. w."M.. .issS N e.,
e. + :, f"casi ,:..io S@,e ro, Wiss0 -, 90
E. E. 3 = 3T NST q 90 Gsa Gasas ti' S "a &c., , i23
En- En- 40 IN II Ma SIg is5 u Uyisl af1 Essex Is i
Fuf YI f. ii l877 96 Morris Tssex III. aI 99
IT, l. :" MM $ FIgs5.lO = y. Der. Ct9 /, pew 10: ,--
Il Gi m M l.i .i NJ a. % 7.".'.@i P"s Fw SC ID Mios oi
An,.S { susq. d M.. sii Pits, F. w. &Ch 3iM "a
1Lt~ B. l. Q%gcIMiii = Cirre p. ID Ncr,,.... 81 90,
pc. "a Mt... ~ g Ce,e P. 81 Mott. 81 g9i
Ec (. %Md I Sy S No o, 9. ,7 C C Atom s s. uo,
P."!ir it u E!s p: ~ Cc Alton larome... %
non Pacific l. Gr,u,.1, u Ohio and Miss lst NJ To-!
{n" Fie,l' Inc o. ~ - " l 1nG ana H 'Po " gi s5
Ba ' [f r. nSs i.t j.. % ,f s. L. iraS On u % it " %
1.oa il w. g 90 Ml% ~ Strsul 8. e It It NJ IA IA q, o9
Nfoa r Il? ,! Il Ipt 80 n MLGSt Pi.t A...... 81 g'i
& . - S> i F%o@Ss E 0 W. W. st. s. p Paw? "A !! 49, D 81 90
,q * W Co,, Bi III Chic MI. lN M...... %
@ + * M y ~ 5,i 5s f ,A@f;2 s .N M.i&S 81 l5 az,
I 'S y y IT A@ f. FL c"1, r%.,H W. Wsr VI 80 m
w. IT,, 3A a. I u u , @ q, %, y Haven -, - loo
To-. &W.iH II 5LI~! =: 90 Ca f'.- MnnIst 80 u
The Philadelphia stock market W. .,ady f. iav;
ia,sySaun. Is, thiiG i>sc, sold ai lo'; PM" Ph'
and Elic Railroad, p; Reading Rarol'L 81 81 and
p,us,i,an!. Il; iroad 6l. Gold closed at ll..
TIL. Dl,, tore OF III" Cincinnati: Hamij.. ana Dayton
EIiaI nave "claI,d div idrnd of = cent, PAYABLE
o., and aitrr t' l7h inst, al the bankncluu>c OF Wins
low. IIuirr S Coz in this city.
Tu. l. ,lr Fire Insurance Company have declared a
dividend ot : per cent. payahg demand.
The O.o,rr coupon, of the Dauvilr, Urhana E!Oom
r.tou aud prin Fl.S Mortglgc bonds payable at
the ohr,. Of tue Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
The iolowu, shows the exports ,cXcls.rc Of spcclc)
from ,, port New York to foreign port> Tor the week
rndln OI. q. and since 'hr beginning ~ the year:
1850. 1N7o ISL,
Iic,,sl,a :cpor,!...... ~ a"%' ln5if' li!6'''"
si,c. jan ,............+lry2a,.O $toa.og =.'1;t.D
/. W t".i............ 80 H." i'
The following shows the imports o. foreign dry goods
aI gcucsl merchandise ut the port New York for tho
H. to- p. ~'''. $50, iN;;'. s,nf2lla ~;
,.l,,u 'l,r,eut,e.... !..J'5 '"'-!' $50!
Pre-, ou., rr~rted.. 'o ,,.... iD-.' !,"o,h ~ is7
src. i, I....... seO9s 10 s2S46J6 $2'7'5.2'-
The following are the dry goods imports included
IN a., a.o,t for tie sam" period:
t,"| ~, n,,, 't"Ss r. 4!iSs'tj +i!Ss:,t:,
Ilr.., o, ...r,,t. go. l,I.S' On 2VI.'"
tr,,,J ,f.r port. 4G'6roo +aa!"isa 1c7l;t
brown ON rt,r,ci...... 'a''?." @'-4'f' ."''l'"'
THO exports Of specie for the wcc; ending oc. J.
" follows:
Total for 'he week
Previously rportel '''''''''''' 49,
Total snce January ,lsil....'..'..''' p1l V
The following Is - comparative statement Oi the eA-
ports of specie from the port ~ Nc"-i"rK y" rr'E"
mort, for 20 years. for the week ending oct Oo anu 'o
tho corrcsnord,ny ncrtod In the tGrnotcd years:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
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ca u, pi,r' a:s .paL iA Innate. Sol PrV!g,;s NI,,
a. s'v,l passed tdyanaes nf fSs Terree vi H
called 1bt SNeli % the Soun These articles Jt ri
To persons
Sou .tt C"res. ~ l- ~aI'fi'v J,psr
rtd general c-sp"s rria
fpna ouir - Forfura,r
iI aou ,ii'ss L' Publisher II Ii k' hN knoT'He eua
NOW KEADl.-Thc CARRIAGE PAINTERS
4 .IIi>Il.4I go MA\l al it SCoLC 70. Ny>'rv ~
Co.' ,slr.. .. tss rr rr ~" Gi'. E.ru.. ,'
.u P shin 'o.r. i,';.r.E Sri"'Ng md orrsItnng
By r. =. t'iT u.usiIs,~t -. Il WELLS PuhLsA'-
Js br aGNsy, D.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

The money market siil rules easy despite the reduced
OF the bankr, and borrowers have been readily
accommodated at ana ami exceptionally at There
change to uote IN commercial paper aud the follow
ing Is the basis OF rates:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

The banks mako another unfavorsble return which
was not unooked-or In welniorned circles. The spc
Gle Ia largely reduced. while the decrease In legal
tenders Is quito nominal indicating the cessation II tlr
Western onthow. although we have heard OF quite
important shipments In connection with the cotton
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
Gcathcrs.

VI
4 LADY we'll known as successful teacher
Y - M pm, iisr IrrlIS F-. ,la'S rfrf'urC
v. - rigirg l"1art" WI 81 mas"
an as.cli as RGANlST Aairs PIANO station D. l'!'
K. ia lady who has studied with the
hr nagers and Italy vul. hAr L. tech + : pupils
Fstr. Bt OF reference, given Address A. H. T. o. station D.
SrN-l nrk t'ti.
4 LADY, experienced in all branches of mod
~ ern ecatp OPEN ESGAG MENTS. Private instruction
In families pr .Lesi testimonials sud T''rr'nc"s AdiTr"
Miss r.. Tr'hu. O&ce.
4 WrLL-EDTCATED YOUNG WOMAN,
~ TEACHER. woulI fle snnr kind oi IN
r'nvn.,: tetr Address W. 1nhur' Uute
:. mcr School Institute" II Bond-st., supplies
school, die Teach - Ica'ffn waning
to o., ofI r4," A. jr,oa Fa-m. >cer mcrforn tcurv
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

for September Is71 were sl TAI 10; and for September.
1870 1884 "a. increase. s12,ss1 is.----,-
The receipts OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
COMPANY for tho mnnth Of Sentenher vera a fnllnw.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
lclnap Bcrcdl,t's closing quotations were

The ,uhioincd tahc Shows thc higEc, and Ovrst
prices Of active stocks, United States bonds. and gold
made during the week. also thr closing prices OF each
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
IAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE
~ FOk NOLNG INDIES. PIIrSIIfLD- MAk> .

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vi tirv yHI,IE ttIIt pIrrItIrrD MACS
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one door from >It'.,'e. on WEBS EE.AY S.t lo ~.
TI0IIEGAE LAKE yIIInoI ,,,, D., .i-:I
-'f Itd'On river f.reas S., l. Fo' Cr,gas lie, aPiI,
VI is BAL CW', English and French $chcol
"f h"a'g a,s' g, CHcu No. q EsS Twe.ty It.
'.. .''sh - .,EISTSDiY. .SrtI.
TIl-. .A,5,u ;t;1,,I,I,,7r,s -577IT5171I I;--77
~ BOYS vii op,n SCI, ls At r., groaaTay h,,wr
p. tn anu Ivrutyuuth Is,
TKDS N = n,nI,-,s -. b.. l.
vi i5 ''nrn ca1, %r" r. IN, .c
st.. rco"n> SsJi 2, Crrlars on an. 4. ol
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NbISS MNCEpEGnp'S STIibOI f,, "
VI -. - y 'IpVi' loi loi'HS
-'A ''i'' t'o'a's.h l. l. S'h"" r' VA. begin sept l.! a.
lIul~t's So iI,Ir,,'
VI ,s ',Y ~ri low orrn Il we ,, @
-. ~ .... 49, ~ " NA. '''' -
= lM -.jIkSE0 MILITARY l\STlII' Fl
" G.. iLr DrI.r,nr r,sI I,eu,,p \ -'
IH.N. ELIAS :. SCHENCKiA. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
10" B"si Always So. '"f Circular.
Y Nv - lp'i- ioI W. y" LADIES, 2Ol
rnusr oD,.. "a.
Ili,OE I " SCHEEMFRII0H% VI will
.' H. -, Z, .,,..I r,.'r' ',J ,,'.' - ~
BoiS,' T. g. G5 M ave. Caars AMI co.. ,S, at r,, 49,.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
Jn5trrCi.oH.

A Miss $TENRSN
n. Erg a. Ps,rc g 1T NAy SCHOOL ior yoang La
aua tnll .. y. H. Wlsr SEyBNTTENTH-sV will reoreu
TuURSpA| '"l'2 n Bo.E Cess No ~ West EeveutlH ,ii
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

VI English sn Fcn' Bosrinr ard Dar school tr Y,'r L. les
nd Children "" = West GhryIIuih, All rccu iHi tSDAI,
eu,. y. ls,I For y-cu'ars tpllr sh"v".
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

Tho ,olowipr ts = comparative statement OF the ex
uorts of .pccic from the port NcwYork 10 foreign
mort, for 20 years. for the week ending Oct 90 ana or
tha ncrind IN the uI lGrnOtch Nearsi
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-04
NEW YORK.
Arrival Of Mr.. Seward-Freneh and E...
lish Commercial Treaty-Deeline Of

Arrival Of MIR. Seward-french and Ear
lish Commercial Treaty-Declipe Of
Gold.
NEW YORK, October 3.-Ex- Secretary
Seward and party arrived on the Java.
The World has a special from London
saying Theirs has notified Granville that
the commercial treaty between France aad
England terminates at the beginning of 1872.
Arrived: Georgia and Huntsville. Ar
rived out: st: Laurent and Alexander.
Evening.-Money closed active at S.
Greenbacks scarce. The banks are unable
to supply the demand for discounts. Ster-
ments dull: fvetwenties of 1862 ll5A.
State bonds quiet except new South Caro-
linas which sold down to 50; Tennessees
II, new II; Virginias 81 y, new 6S; Louisi-
ana skies Is. new SO, Levee sizes 7OlA.
eights g.; Alabama eights 100, ives 69:
Georgia skies 522:: sevens 81; North Caro-
linas Al, new 23Aa; South Carolinas Is, new
So
Skies of 1881. I1s; fve-twenties of 1862,
!!oa; 6ls IDA; 65s 1l57s, new ll4&; 67s
l4a.: 6Ss ll47s: ten-forties lll&.
Madam Van Buskirk, the abortionist was
on trial to-day. There was great trouble in
securing a jury. The evidence developed no
new features. The jury disagreed.
Money very active among stock brokers
during the afternoon. The decline in gold
to-day had tendency to increase the de-
mand from importers. The sudden change
in the course of speculation in the gold
room attracted much attention, and gave
rise to many conjectures. Large exports of
breadstutfs and the increasing Shipments of
cotton are causing more conservative
feeling among the bulls in gold, and some
OF them hesitate to load up largely at
present
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-04
Proof Spirits.

The following explanation is given of the
manner of finding the per cent Of proof
spirits with the scales provided for use of
internal revenue gaugers:
Proof spirits. as held by the law. section
two. act of July 20. 1868, is that alcoholic
liquor. which contains one-half its volume
OF alcohol of a specific gravity of 1889. at
sixty degrees Fahrenheit, referred to water
at its maximum density as unity: i. e.. fifty
parts alcohol of the declared specific gravity,
and fifty parts water. To find. then. the
specific gravity of a given volume of any
kind OF spirit at given temperature, it is
necessary to know the weight Of a like
volume Of distilled water at the same tenn
perature. Example: A bottle. having suffi.
cient capacity when filled. to hold volume
OF distilled water at sixty degrees Fahren-
heit. which weighs just 100 grammes, is
filed with distilled spirits at the same tenn
perature. and upon being placed upon the
scale is found to weigh ninty-three grammes
and 353 milligrammes. or its equivalent
1888 nlilligrammes. One milligram being
the .o0l part of gramme, 1888 milli-
CRANES is O.93353 part of 100 grammes.
showing the specific gravity Of the spirit
weighed to be 0.93353. which is the specific
gravity of proof spirit at sixty degrees
Fahrenheit. OF course, any other weight
than the 100 grammes could be established
as the unit. and be used in the same manner,
and with equal accuracy: thus one pound
troy might be taken as the unit or as the
weight of distilled water, and the weight
of the spirit be found in grains or fractional
parts Of the pound, care being taken that
the bottle is so arranged that it can be
filed with AL equal volume of spirit that it
contains Of water when the unit is estab-
lished, and that the temperature Of the
liquid can be readily and accurately ascer-
tanned
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-04

URASD OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER
GooDs.-One Of the most interesting events
OF the season to ladies was the grand open
ing OF fall and winter goods at Mrs. Do
herty's, No. Sc Canal street, last Monday
morning. but, owing to the inclemency Of
the weather, the attendance was not as
large as it would have been. We, however,
went to see the new things, and will report
the fact, for the benefit of such of our read
ers as were forced to be absent, that the
show was really better than we expected,
notwithstanding we knew Mrs. Doherty's
taste in hats, caps, bonnets, walls, feathers,
flowers. etc. Mrs Modridge, in her depart
ment also had many splendid things in the
way of cloaks and robes. Our lady readers
would do we'll not to forget to pay the estab-
lishment visit.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-04
Academy of Music.

There are no better delineators of the
Irish character now extant than Mr..
Dominick Murray, the gentleman who is
performing a star engagement at the
Academy. He reminds us a good deal of
Barney Williams. He plays with equal
energy; and besides possessing natural
talent in his line of character. has improved
his impersopations by careful study.
We have already spoken of Mr. Murray .
Terrence Fnnegan in the highly interesting
play entitled "Oonah's Engagement; or,
Terrences Oath" This piece. written by
Charles Bolten, Esq, develops much of the
emotion that constitutes Irish character in
its various colors, and Mr. Murray does
full justice to the noble traits that are go
handsomely invested by the author of the
play in its leading character. The Oonah
OHalloran Of Miss Louise Hawthorne is
also very interesting piece of acting. This
lady plays with good deal of feeling and
judgment. The Aadelaine of Miss Kate
Browning is also very correct and pleas
ant piece Of acting.
Last evening Boucicaults play entitled
colleen Bawn" was presented. This is
another af those Irish pieces that have be-
come popular because they are made up of
interesting and thrilling incidents and dis
play, in an eminent degree, the strongly
marked feelings that are apt to predomin-
ate in Irish character
The Ailes-Na- Coppaleen of Mr.. Murray is
another fine piece of acting. 1t is full of
life and feeling and is we'll calculated to ex-
cite and rivet the attention of an audience
throughout the entire performance. The
Colleen B0,rn of Miss Marie Boniface
the character of that lady as
an artistic of merit and adds much to the
fine manner in which the play is produced
at the Academy.
Tonight "Arrah-N -Pogue" will be pro-
duced, and there can he no doubt but all |
will be pleased who witness its performance |
by Mr.. Murray and the talented company
Of the Academy.
1t is announced by the management that
Mr. Murray's engagement ia for one week
,nly. Therefore all who would see this
celebrated actor during his present engage
nent will have to see him this week.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-04
D0Ininick Murray.

We admire talent in every department of
life, and the whole public admits the su.
periority Of Dominick Murray in Lis
chosen profession. His Miles Ma Coppaleen,
IN the drama of Colleen Bawn," last
evening. was fully equal to his Terrence
f'n"ega" of Monday night. This evening
he takes the role of Shaun the Post, in the
Irish drama of "Arrah- Ma Pogue'" MIR.
Murray owes his popularity as an Irish de-
ineator to the fact that he closely adapts
himself to, and Identifies himself with the
character he personates. He sinks the
actor IN the man whom he represents, and
1t IS almost impossible to realize the fact
that the audience do not behold most ex-
citing scenes in real life.