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MlloDea ON Tie RAIL.

Minnie McCarty aged seventeen months, residing
at 20 power street, was last night run over by car
No III OF the Belt Railroad, at the corner OF Front
ana Dover streets, an severely injured The
driver Andrew Gallagher, was arrested by an
onicer OF The Fourth precinct and will be arragncd
mt the Tomb5 this morning.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ATHENS, June 10, 1871.
The King OF Greece LETT this morning Tor Trieste.
The Queen occupies the throne as Regent in his
absence
NO MORE BEIGANDS.
Brigandage has been nearly extirpated from the
country. Turkey has given valuable assistance by
arreslng ali brigands on the frontier.
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llsW BOOKS RECe!ve %.

From John Murphy & Co., Baltimore Catholic
Publication Society, New Yorkl:--"The Truce OF
dod,n tale of tho eleventh century, by George II.
Niles.
from q. Scrlbner Is Co.:--''Somons to the Ma
Nonal Man. By william q. r. Shedd, ID. u.
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A.-The Espenscheid BIue Pearl Cassir re
Hat adopted by the public exqustcy beautiful In ape,
In nish recherche IN light to the heal
and becoming the face For sale at the
manu- acturer, IFS Nassau street.
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A.-Herrinx's Parent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, corner Murray strs,-
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COaSEc9AI ON At CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June III, 1871.
Rev. Ludwig Fink, OF st. Joscph's church. was
to-day consecrated Bishop IN pdri6us and coadju-
tor TO Bishop Miege, Vicar Apostolic Of Kansas
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Across the Sen.


Nine. Tessero Guidone "a niece Of History Is
creating Juror at the Vale Theatre, Rome. On
her benefit night the theatre was crammed. Princes,
Margherta shows her appreciation OF this new star
by going to the theatre every night she appears Her
Royal Highness caused the Duca al Fano to bear to
the actress expression OF her admirattO H. and
elegant gold medallion, set with fae amethyst IN
q circle Of pearls. Rossini's 'Otell0" still the
fovorlte at the Apollo; the Caprance amuses a less
cul tlvated public with the Invisible Princess"
"Amazzoni' and other opsre bouJa. The Mauso-
leum OF Augustus has commenced Its summer re-
presentations and tine Poiteana, open air thea re
In Trasteverc, announces Donizctti's "Eus ir
Amore" for this week. and there are two other
places or theatrical entertainment open, besides the
Sferistero for ball playing, and the Marionettcs
The London Star thus speaks OF the Marguerite
OF Mrs. Jenny Van Zandt mime. vanzinD who
comes here with Parepa in the ia Is
"Operltlc Margarers succeed and do not resemble
each Otner. One might have thought tnat IN the
lyrical presentation OF figure 80 snpe as that OF
room Tor variety OF representation, and yet we do
not find that any Margaret OF our opera bears
The newest Margaret-sae whom We know but
since saturday evening that OF Nine. NanZlni.
i not ks nat Or Of m
her FIRST appearance In thus part before splenddly
filed house IN Covent Garden on Saturday night.
We have spoken Of her sweet, clear, flexible voice,
and her grace ul acting IN other characters. These
gifts naturally adapted themselves with peculiar
fitness to the part Of Margaret. Nine. VanznIs APP
pearance, there ore, despite the TACT that unlike
most OF her predeces sors she comes on as dark
haired Gretchen, her favor from the beginning.
She was little nervous apparently at first and hard
~ made 80 much impression In the ''Re dl Thulen
ballad as one might have expected Her voice fell a
little ray on the house for while. and 1t was no.
until she came TO the Jewel song, II We may call 1t
so, that she seemed quite to DO herself justice.
Here she bO.h sang and actcl charmngiy, and, in
deed. showed perfect command OF her voice even
In one or two rather venturous hlghts which won
tn n1o NJ ltIfn hagf
oil all, perhaps, In the church, where she hears The
haunting voice OF the evil spirit pronOuncing her
doom. In this scene she produced deep I'm res
sion, without the slightest exa9geration Of tone or
action. Perhaps, on the whole Nine. Vanzni gives
US a Margaret which Is more like that OF Goelhes
drama than almost any or her predecessors. IL Is
simple, sweet, tremuous, pathetic"
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Aiken Cool mud Comforts ble.-tscf a Fair
BROOKS Low SHOES, MD OK GALE.
SIS Broadway Opposite Metropolitan Hotel and ,lJo BROAD
way, corner rxcnty-nnth street.
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AodaIInb Lady Dexter.-Seuat0r J.. -.
BRADLEY Liberty street. viii match his Hamblctonlan
marc Lady with any New York for three
m heat race, to wagons best int.
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CURT or iPpsALS CAleNl Ar.

The Court OF Appeals day calendar for to-day Isl
Nos. 2S9, 30 u, 1871, 3o4 3l2, 3l4, SO, 2S1.
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FOURTH OF July IN RICHMOND YA.-The Fourth
OF july IN Richmond. Va, Is to be gorihed by u
tournament, under the auspices OF the Knights Of
Pytnias and exercises OF the southern Cross Bro
tnernood, nj the FAR Grounds, the gate money to
he approp lated to the removal OF the Confederate
dead from Getty sburg ana Arlington
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GREECE.

King George Gone to Au,tria-Hunting Down
the Brigands
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Ua,chelor's Hair Dyc-the Rest In tho
vorli The only perfect dye Harmless, reliable, nstane
neous. At all druggists.
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American Passports for Travellers Issued
by A. &. wILbxARTH Uniled states Court buainss~u
thanh str
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sVyhat Is Fairer Than Luuc Roses p,-Tho
cheeks OF ladies who take ANGEkLs TURKISH BATHS.
Lexington, rwenty-hfth.
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A.-Pha!on's New Perfume.
LOVE you.
LOVE YOU.
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Ii Operates I.ke Mage.
Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for children teeth
ing soens gums, reduces inflammation aays all pain.
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Waod Curpeilug-ASO Nroadway-Ia &c
American idea and q cIeA, success CalI and sse.
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Pearl Cashmere Hats,
Five Dollars.
WARNoCk 4 Co, b19 broadway.
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Electrical Treatment, for Azure md Chronic
pseases by DR. CHAMBERLIN, No. West rourteenth 1T.
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Provincial Gossip.

Carlotta Patti Is coming back here again.
Lingard and MS lightning changes are at Salt
Lake City.
Brgnoll has started on concert tour to Canada
with Madame Brignoli- Mccullough ana Ronconi.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg sang lass night at q
sacred concert ut the Boston Music Hall, under the
direction OF p. y. Gilmore.
Miss Blanche Davenport daughter OF the dis
tingulshed Il. L., Is soprano singer OF attain.
ments. She is about starting for Italy 10 complete
her musical education and prepare herself Tor the
operate STAGE
The Chestnut Theatre, Philadelphia, closed Fri.
the popular ami deserving manager, H. l.. Daven-
poil. The Gttte and fashion OF the Quaker City
present. The past season has been unrlvalled
for constant and unvarying success. The future
OF the theatre under Davenport's management. Is
hopeful there is little doubt that 1t VIII he
the legitimate house, par ctceteace Of Philadelphia.
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MUSIC AND HE DRAMA.
Metropolitan Gossip.


The last SIX nights OF "Rosedaleu are announced
at wallack's The "Long Striker Is the next on the
bills.
Across the Continent" is again at the Park.
Brooklyn. Mr.. Byrol Is rapidly making o fortune
with II.
Miss Fanny Herring. east side favorte OF long
standing. opens the summer at Tony PASTORS
this evening.
This Is the closing week OF the sensational play Of
are on the BILL
"The Man o. Aire," an English version Of Holtei's
"Lorbeerbaum una BettelstaDe,u still holds the
boards at Booths.
The last performances or east Lynne" are adver.
tised at the Olympic Miss Western next appears
IN 1.-The Child Steaer."
That narrowing drama, "Neck and Neck" runs
with undimlnished success at the Globe. The audi
ence hang with GREATNESS attention the gallows
scene.
The second week of the pantomime "Tnree Blind
Mice" commences this evening at woods Tony
DenIer's wooden-headed acrobats are very enter
tanning.
Max Strakosch and Henry Jarret leave for Europe
on Wednesday per steamer Java. Capoul. the tenor
and janet the basso, have been engaged for the
Nilsson opera season.
Winter Ravel tho Dearden Sisters, the French
Twin Sisters and La Petite Benson make their first
appearance this evening in the pantomime at the
Grand Opera House.
This is the second and last week Of Wkie Collins
mo Nance at the Fifth Avenue theatre. "DelmOn-
ico's" Is tho title or tho comedy, which VIII be
produced on tho 10th inst.
paul Clillord,n musical drama, will be produced
for The first time ct NiblOs this evening" Mr.. John
Collins, Miss Emma Howson, Messrs Jack and Boni-
face In the cast. large chorus mas been engaged.
Theodore Thomas ut Central Park Garden ana
julien at Terrace Garden draw very large and FASH
iOnable audiences on concert nights. The west and
east sides are fully represented at these gardens.
signor Biscaccanti will leave New YORK for San
Francisco on Thursday June H. to make arrange
IN hts for the appearance IN California OF his Ope-
ratio company, OF which Nine. States and Sgnon
CeCchi, Orlandlni and Susini are the leading mepl-
bers
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WINTER TIME TABLE.

On md after Monday. Dec 5th, 1870 the trains
on the Philadelphia " Erie Railroad Will run as
follows.
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New line TO Buffalo. through the Oil Regions.
DECEMBEE T, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
oil City. franklin. Parker's. ar. Pitts'g q
Nail. 9O5am 9.52 am ~, pm $50 , IN
nav Eyr. 23Opm 3,0Spm 5.O5 pm 800 p IN
Might Fix, $40 m 1000 pm la,45 p m 6,25 m
GOING NORTH.
Pittsburg Parker's. Franklin ar o City
Day Exp, 10 IN ll..a a m 30 p IN 20 p N
Way Pa-rg,3S m $40 III 5'5o p nj 100 p m
Night Ex, $40 pm $40 an 5,27 m 635 IN
J. j. LAWRENCE, Gen S pit
IHos NJ KING, Asst Supt.
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L ALL Y Il t.( q r y
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RHeAIRISa HARMS.

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10 repairing stables and bsrns. Mach
feed Is wasted every wintsr by having
barns and stables % epen that every
chilling blast Of wind reaches tho ami.
mails sheltered. Young stock espesi-
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must be sheltered, q their growth viii
be retarded. Aside from this, : farm
With snug neat out ldiDgs, looks bst.
Ter, and adds to the value of ths fa1n.
II you have no barn, s good, va.Iinl
she'd, that The stoek may have sons
shelter. Rsmembsr that ssths nsteifal
man i lmsreifal 70 his bsaalst :, and thsrs
ii 10 animal but what viii rspay any
kindness Or attention bestowed upon il
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The following excuse NJ sent by
: parent In Chicago:
''Plca; 9 excuse my sons abssns from
school caused BY the Death 81 nv
brother Who was aooidsstally killsd aud
who was at tho fansral yesterday. G 3.
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-NIOr1CK-U. 9. LAND OFFICE,

.4yI-t 0es V1300D AA01sS 0Vve - 1osVs
Complaint having ente, Cd attbis odice BY 0ren
GChapnan againss Wm. UAmpbeitfor ABANDONING his
Honsssead knuy No. Is4, dated April 4, 1856, upon
the north sass n southeast west " Southwest n
seN sw section g. township ia, range 30 In Mo9r1.
son county, Minnesota, Win view 70 the eaneella-
II said entry: the said parties hereby sum-
mlped to appsar At this ONCE the 10TH OAY OF
JANUARY, ISL, at z O'clock III the afternoon, to
respond and furnish testimony alleged
abandonment
c. A. GILMAN, Register.
,dec1-3W& r. G. AeGhUKE, Receiver.
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AJoTICE-u. 8. LAND OFFICE.

IN St. Cloud, MINI, Nov. Is, 1870.
Complaint having besn entered at this once BY
=. Brsssks against Andpew Z. Smith for abandoning
hia Aomestsad Entry No. 4e14, dated Jan. u, ls1s
upon nw section H. town'p LII range -, inSessrns
county, Minnesota with view to the cancellation Of
ssid entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear this Office on the 18TH DAY OF JAN'Y, 1871
1T IL oclck in the forenoon, to respond aud furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
t'.'- c. A. GILMAN, Register,
decl-6Wl r. C. MCCLURE, Receiver
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70 Agriculture and the. subssrvislt arts
We have dsvotsd. and lhall peril atently de-
vote, more means and space than any Of
our rivals. We ain % make T11 WnsKLY
T1nuxH such paper 6 no farmer Dan af..
fsrd 20 DO without, however widely his pol
it6is may differ from ours. Our rspofta Of
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says N eluoidation Of the farmers eallfng
5aad our regular reports of the Farner's
Club and kindred galh hsrings, ars 90 inter-
ssting, that the poorest farmer will Aad
thsrsin 8 mine of suggestion and counsel,
q which he cannot rsm.in ignorant viii
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A1OTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

~ 81 CLOUD, Mlnn.s DC 10, 16JV. 2 :
Complaint having been entered at this ofdce BY
James Geraughty against John Laydan for. abaa-
doning his Homestead Entry No. 500, dated Nay ~
1863 apon the nwA section1 H. township l2e rsngesl
in Stearns county, Mimi, with view to the cancel
lation ofseid entry the said parties hereby
moned to appear Ut this o6ice on the SD DAY OF
FEBluAl1, 1871, at O'clock in the afternoon, TO
respond and furnish testimony concerning said Al.
legged abandonment. svy = p i =aT@
q >'ss;.4 CA GILMAN, Register.
: Wtedc22-u @ 80 T. G. MCCLURE. Receiver g
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dec1-6wl
AIOTICE-U. S-LAND OFFICE, -

-" St. CLOUD, M1nn., Nov ., 1oIU. =
n Complaint having been entered at this efkce by
Leonard B. Roach against =. B. koberts, for aben-
doning his Declsratoy Statement No. $685. dated July
70, 1868, upon the northwest Quarter Of section
township LII, range 30, in Morrison County
Minnesota, with q view to the cancellation Of said
entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this officeon the 23D DAY, OF DkCEADER,
1870, at ~ O'clock in the forenoon torespond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. G. A. GILMAN, Register.
e noyI7.6vA T. q. McCLUkE. Receizw
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/ Universal Clothes Wringe1

Universal Clothes Wringer
hrslsd ,vilA Roxsll,s Deabls Cog
WAesls. and tho Patent Stop, are now nm.
FQdsstionably for superior to any apparatus
1eR :ve9hipg slothss evsr; invented, and will
ave THAR cost twice year. by SAVING Ia
Dor and clothes.
Those whs have used them give testimony
% follows:
.''Ws Ike uur machine much; could not
b perausded to do without it, and with the
aad Of Doty, we feel that No arc masters Of
the position. ."-Reo. L. Scott, Bishcp II. r..
CAsreA ,--.
''In the laundry Of my house there Ia >
perpetual thanksgivipg Mondays for the
invention. = -lRsv. zHeodors H. Cutler, :,&sa
..'Bvery week has given it. q, stronger
bold upon the Affections Of the inmates Of
EsAs laundry. IN. n aObssrssr. IS
n Z heartily commend it 70 economists OF
ta1e. nosey, and coptentmeat. Rev. Dr..
HID De.y-Yosr last improvement .p 81.
Layout :Nasftne Naehins 'sis : complete
(slAeee I lsslfe yon tour Nsehins. af.
steEs ypafs amse, Il thoueht more OF to-day
than tpfeSs and would not 30 parted with
under anyi circumstances. Solos Robis--
sos. E,r>. 1e rssr,r>,.. a., - *y'.g, ~
The NJ. Weekly 1ti1sne,, Is , {, Of Dec. Ii,
1859. in answer to . correspondent, says !:
80: Washers. there is none to be compared
with Doty's.'' . - = : : - -
e. ::ss. PRlcEs-A Fair Offer.
Ee, II the Merchants in your place will not
Furnish, or send for the Machines, send us
the retail price, Washer $14, Extra Wrin-
| ger $9, and We will forward either or both
machines, free o. freight, 10 places where
no one is selling; and so sure are We they
will be liked, that we agree to refund the
money II any one wishes to return the
machines free Of freight, after months
trial, sccording to directions.
+ No husband, father or. brother should
Egymt the drudSery of Washing with the
n1 eandss thy-tveldsys ia the year, when it
sea4 % done better, more expeditiously,
wteh:l(ss labor, and no injury to the gar
9sntss BY . Doty Clothes Washer, and .
Universal Wringer. .+z:.
Sold BY dealers generally. to whom lib
efal discounts arc. made. 4s.a,.s. ..5ss :.
f11 r. G. BROWNING. den. Agent, :
-v13-S3 ~ 80 Cortlandt st.. New York
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lyor1cE.-u. 4. LAND OFFICE,

NOTICE.-U. 3. LAND UFF1C1s -
IN st. Cloud. MINI, January II, 1871.
=. Complaint having been entered at this once BY
David q Brown against John '. Gilbert fe abandon
inghis Homestead Entry, No. 1908, dated July II,
1857, upon the * swL section 2, TowLship 126.
Range 29, in stsafns county, Minnesota with view
to the cancellation Of said e.try the said parties
tho 2sfH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1871 at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, to respond and furufsh testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment. -ett.z4
@. A. GILMAN. Register,
jsnl2SvI &C. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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JOTICE.-U, s. LAND OFFICE,

.N0T1cE.-U.s s. LAND OFFICE.
SlNad st. Cloud, MIMI, Dec. ], 1870. :;
Complaint having been entered 1t this Office By n
chsel Roth against Frspz esEd Sor abandoning
hs Homestead Entry No. S339, dstsd sYeb,uag s,
1867, upon the eH ne n section 20, to. nship 12t
rsnge 20. in stearns county, Minnesota, With
view to the cancellation OF said entry: the
kaid parties are hereby summoned to appear 1t THU
office on the 251H DAY or JANUARY, ls71, at 10
O'Clock in tho forenoon TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
G. 4. GILLIAN, Register
dscl561t ga T.C. MCCLURE. Receiver.
AI0rICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN B.. Cloud, Mimi, December 9, 1870.
>;onplant having been entered At this ONCE BY
Joeph 4. Psfrst against M2rsden Brown TOR aban-
donug his Dcisrstory Statement NJ. 1851 dated Oct
7, 1868, upon the ~ sw section 4, township lz6,
/ raugs 81, in steafns county, Minnesota, With
view tothe cancellation OF said entry: the said
parties hereby summoned TO appear this oics
on the 1SrH DAY oil JANUARY is11, at 10 o'clock
in theforen00nt0 70 respond anu furnish testimony con
cernipg saidalleged sbandonment. ia5@ .@-'
.., Is: CA. GILMAN, Register,
'dec86wt T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver
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FN@G a. St. Cloud, Mimi, Lee. 8, 1870. -.
ComplainthAvlDg been made at this ofbceby 1ieh-
sel Murphy against Jonathan SHAW for sbsndoofne
uis Deci.rstoEy Statement No. s6ll, dated eept q.
1865, upon the sw1 mel se1 nw1l NJ w &c. II,
town ~, range ", III etssfDs co.,, Ainn., with .
vtsw to olsad eatry: tn ssaid parties
lyrA DAY ORSJANUAkY, 1871, at 10 O'Clock in rhs
forenoon t0Essp0nd anu furnish testimonyconcernius
said allegedsbandoament. t-E@@ - p :5S7 =, :
~-. ,5s79ffIIlssT O. A., GILMAN, Register.
dec8&vl +. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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