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ART NOTES.

There is on exhibition at Mathews' Art Gallery an
interesting and valuable collection OF Italian statuary
which will be sold at auction next Wednesday
Most Of tho works are marked by merit, and arc
from tho chisel Of artists we'll known In Italy. Among
these arc tho well executed busts OF Autumn and
winter" by Professor salada; . figure by Aenghi
called .sFeecng the Pets and another work by the
same artist "Curiosty." In addition TO tho
works intended for gallery and drawing room
eight pieces OF garden statuary In Scilian marbles
the quality Of this marble allowing it to defy tho
rigors of the climate. These works not highly
finished thoir companions, but represent good
workmanship of their kind. In all tnerc are some
inspection. Tho quality OF the statuary marble
markaby good, which is point In favor OF this COL
lection.
We learn that Mr. John Taylor Johnstons collection
OF pictures will remain exhibition at the Metropo
tan Art Museum during the coming week. The gallery
will be open to the public from ten A. NJ to nve r. NJ,
and those who have not already visited the collection
ought not to lose The opportunity OF seeing them.
The sale at the Miner Art Gallery has been post
poned In consequence OF nre a neighborlng house
which rendered tho removal OF tho works ncces-
sary Wo regret to learn that during the confusion
caused nrc some thieves carried OFT
the value OF $3 800. Mr. Miner hopes TO recover
these before the SALE which w be shortly
announced.
Should any grounds Of sscion Of yusduinf cosus
No npan worthy he os Of Presia sAod riuing 70 hold
osnfcd IN planed there 6y any fraud Either parry
can afford ppontod country oanno
o6ordo 0s ren tainted BY as npicson Of illegal or
Eise rauvnS. s. GRANE
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Should there b any grounds Of ulPion Of owts'aa ooss
g on either should BE- rovd and denosnced at
No ,cortAv e css Of Prssida sAoud b pin0 % Aod
~ oo,snao paood there BY any rosd Either party
onn aovd % diapponaed ne rcss Bat he country
a1ord have As yesah taiad By e sspo~ @ i0a iss
rsfwrs U. s CRANE
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DuCED PRICES BROKAN BROTuERS
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cHENCK's MANDRAKE PiLIs-r

A--SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PlI.LS-THEsE
PILLS composed exclusively Of vegetable Ingredients
and although they entirely the Of DO
upon the liver and valuable remedy eases
ranEemsns Of that Sick headache indigestion and
all bilious disorders succumb 70 the Of thcm
A-B.--C--D -E--F.-G.- AL-J-K-L-
M.-N-O.-P.-As plain the shove the prices
marked on stock, and enough variety TO suit the most
fAssidious tastcL A. RAYMOND 4 CO..
CioshIern corner Nassau and Fulton sts
A-RELIEvE MENTAL STRAIN BY TURKISH
AVID RussA. BArns Ne wss 24sh ~ opss - midnight
Sundays V 0P. ~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
< TfR1crfvR NEW BOOKS.
LION JACK;

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LION JACK;
or How Msnassrss are Mads Splendid new entertain
Who
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Josh Billing: Ess%sn' Almin.. ses 1877 !. rssy
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sdvies Price, IS cents.
RECORD OF THE YRAR-DKcEMBER
The Dscsmbsr number Of this valuable nov monthly
x b. Morgan. and zoo entertaining snd vsssSis
KATE DAxroN
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But few short weeks will intervene until the 30sh q
Novembcr xhen the GRAND Dra~ng Of the KESILCkY
CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY. AT FRANkFORT
simply impossible: GOVERNOR PORTER hs. forss -
work making tho Anal prepArations and in few nes
Ing days everything viii be ready for the closing
Those therefore. who expect desire share In the
golden shower Of $500 oOO In i5s sis distributed
At thst drawing must make their srranxemenw IMMkDI
ATELY. THE RUSH FOR TICKETS Is So UNPRECE-
DENTED THERE is DANGER THAT THKRk NAY
NOT BE ENOUGH TO 90 AROUND. Ergo buy yoas
Eastern gents. with Offices att No. ITO BROADWAY
NEW YORK. and Branch od1oo st No. 206 MONTAGUE
ST.. BROOKLYN
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Nathaniel P. Banks OF Massachusetts; Con-
gresham J. H. Burloigh, of Maine; Ex-Governor
william Giipin OF Colorado. and ex-Coneressman
James " Marvin, OF Saratoga, at tho Fnh Avenue
Hotel. Congressman Josiah G. Abbott and Frederick
O. Prince, OF Boston, At tho Clarendon Hotel
General Joseph r Anderson, OF Richmond; General
william b. Franklin. Of Hartford, and Professor John
Forsyth, Of West Point, are at the New York Hotel
Samuel l. Clemens ('Mark Twain"), Of Hartford 10
At tho 81 James Hotel J. II. Devcreux, receiver of
the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company 10
tho ST. Nicholas Hotel Judge r. H. Dursll, OF New
Hampshire, is at the Brevoort House Major Orlando
H. Moore, United States Army, IL a. the Stsrtevant
House.
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A-BUY YOUR HATS OF BURKE, 2l4 BROAD
way Park Bank style and unsurpassed Popular
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KISyEr.-ELrzABErH, wife Of Francis Kinney, died
November III.
Notice Of funeral on Monday.
lES- OAer Deaths ses Tenth Pdgsl
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A-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED By DR.
MARsH's radical euro TRUSS. Sik Elastic Stockings.
Belts &c. Shoulder Braces suspensofes and abdominal
Supporters. ysssy ST. tAstor Honsel. No brosivay
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
winter CATERS, So S3 Is. 81 So 81 10. 81
81 81. s.. up; 6no custom work our specially
lORIN BROOKS SON. 45S broadway.
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HALE'S HONEY OF H0REHOUND AND TAR Is
sisssng proof that all iuag diseases arc durable.
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A-FoR GENTLEMEN's HATS OF EXTRA
quality 70 to EsPESsCHEID Manufacturer lis Nassau ~
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r. B0OSS BRO,
Furries received tho highest award
nt the Centennial Exhibition for tho superiority Of thel
nne FuRs especially SAcqUEs Their display ~ t4a
Broadway OF fine FuRs SEAL SAcouEs Fur RoBks and FUR
TRIMMINGS 10 really wonderful.
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coLwELL LEAD COMPANY, SUCCESSORS TO
New Lead Company. manufacturers OF LEAD PIE.
SHrEr LEAD and SuoT. 63 Centre st.
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CORsETs.-LADIES WISHING AN ELEGANTLY
fitting corset which they With perfect comiort
shouu try DR WARMERS HEALTH CoRsKr. WAhNEh
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PONDS EXTRACTING MATTER WHAT FORM
bleeding assumes whether from the lungs nose, gums
stom ach or elsewhere. Its action is equally potent
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FACT FOR THESE TIMES
Ta- difference the improved styles Of the
ordinary Saving machpc and the "AuroMArrc Of
WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE coMPANY.h 10
simply marvellous.
postal for full particulars and list Of oces
6SS RroadMaY. New York.
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DYEING AND CLEANING-THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANINu COMPANY call for m,e and deliver
near 22d st. 9th av 18th 274 9th
24th ST. Rossmors Hotel, Broadway and AID u.
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the great blood purifier.
for the OF chronic disease,
scrufula syphlitic. hereditary ntagious,
bc IL seated In the
lungs or stom ach. skin bones flesh nervea
eorrupting the solids and vitiating tho fluids
Chronic rheuma atism scrofun, gAndulsr swelling, hacl
ing dry cough affections syphiitic complain
bleeding the lungs dyspepsia water nrash tic dolorsns
white dwellings,, tumors ulcers. skin and hip diseases
cursl Diseases female complaints gout drcpsv ricket
salt rheum bronchitis consumption, kidney. bladder live
complaints, &c Price 81 per bottle.
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A 50 HAT 81 90 0-GENTLEMEN'S SILK HAT
50 40 worth 81. 10 New Church 81. up stairs
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PATENTS, TRADEMARKS, &C,
secured United St and foreign countries BY
ARTHUR v. BRIEsEN's PATENT AGENCY.
25S Broadway. Now York.
nsstr refhy Send for book o.
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or. How Msnaesries Made, splendid new sntsrta
ing and instructive book for Boys and Girls BY the
Snowman. r. r. Barnum, who knows about Mena,
rics and Museums than any other man living. Full
spirited Illustrations Price, 81 So
The New York herald., 1876-11-12

Should tAee b ovosds Of supio~ ~ fraudulent cossA
ing either side should Be reported and denounced
No UortAy the ce @ Presdent sAovsd be riling 10 hoh
1V "coxntsd IN" piaod Aere By fraud Either parry
oord disappointed the result the country
o6ord Aocs Gs resSa saiased By he son Of illegal
Jalse rctuyas. u s GRANT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-23

The gray waters of Spoke Gulf. the dis
tant shore-line of Jsukuma bounding
the view south about twenty-five miles
off. \ strong head wind rising, we
turned into small bay in Wiro PENN
sula. where we purchased meat. pota-
toes, milk, honey, ripe and green
bananas. eggs and poultry; and, while
our boat was at anchor, cooked these
delicacies on board. and ate with such
relish and appetite as only starving
men can properly appreciate. grateful
to Providence and kindly disposed to
all men.
At midnight, taking advantage of Il
favorable wind, we set sail for Usuku-
ma. About three a. IN. we We're near
~ in mid-gulf, and here the tickle wind
failed us; and then, rs if resolved we
should taste to the utmost all its power,
IL met us with Il tempest of hailstones
rs large as iilberts from the north
northeast. The sky was robed in inkv
blacknesS; not a star was visible: vivid
hghtnings, accompanied by loud thun-
der crashes, and waves which tossed us
up and down as though we were inn
prisoned in a gourd, lent their terrors
to this fearful night.
Again we Lex the boat drift whittier
1t might, rs all our efforts to keep on
our course were useless and vain. In
deed, We began to think that the curse
of the people of Bumbireh, $50 and
die in the Niyanza," might be realized
after all, though had much faith in
he Stptlnph hnnt ,thinl, AJ.,un,,r.,,. -
Ieddlngton, so conscientiously built.
\ gray, cheerless, raw morning
dawned at last, and we discovered our
selves to be ten miles north of Ru-
woma and twenty miles northwest of
kagehyi. at which latter place my
camp was situated. We put forth our
best efforts, hoisted sail, and, though
the wind was but little in our favor at
first, ii soon rewarded our persever-
ance, and merrily-rushing, tail waves
came booming astern of us, SO that we
sailed in triumph along the we'll
known shores of Csukuma straight to
camp. Shouts of welcome greeted us
from shore, when even many miles
away; but, rs we drew near, the
shouts changed to volleys of musketry
and waving of flags, and the land
seemed alive with leaping forms of
glad-hearted men, for we had been
iifty-seven days absent from our peo-
pie, and many a false rumor of our
death, strengthened each day as our
absence grew longer, was now dissi-
pated by the appearance of the Lady
Alice, sailing joyously to the port of
kagehyi,
As the keel grounded over fifty men
bounded to the water dragged me
from the boat, and danced me round
camp on their shoulders. amid much
laughter, clapping of hands, grotesque
wriggling Of human forms, and Saxon
hurrahing. Having vented their joy,
they set me down and formed circle
many men deep, to hear the news,
which was given with less detail than
| have the honor to write to you. So
ended the exploration Of Lake Victoria
Niyanza.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-23
MECHANICAL AND SCIENTIFIC.

The Philadelphia carpet manufac-
turers are now underselling English
manufacturers.
"A Connecticut chemist has dscov-
cred how to get the fertilzing proper
ties out Of stable manure 50 ii can be-
transported in very small bulk, while
the residue makes tirst-class paper
stock.
The Napa Register estimates the
grape crop Of California, this season,
ut twenty per cent. in excess of last
years yield. The grape crop last year
was reckoned ut 5000, 900 gallons; this
year it will be equal to lo,0o0,OO0 gal
Ions.
"A French doctor claims that life
during the act of drowning remains
longest in the intestines, and that by
heroic treatment they may be SO slim
ulated that the heart viii resume its
action.
1t is estimated that Germany now
produces quite as large "a quantity of
the famous aniline colors as all the re-
mainder Of Europe taken together, in
elusive Of England. This production,
which two or three years ago amount
ed to the value of between seven and
eight million dollars, is expanded i'm
mensely at the present time, but it is
almost cast into the shade by the gi-
gantic development of the trade in ar
tiiicial alizarine. This latter product,
the discovery of which dates back only
a few years, has already led to very
large and important manufacturing in
dustry, representing a value of mill
ions of dollars. one single establish
ment producing some ZOO tons Of the
ali2arine paste per annum. There are
1T present some ten or twelve manu-
factories of the article in Germany,
and only one each in England and
France.
An improved building material,
suitable for blocks and bricks, has been
introduced in Scotland 1t is made
from two mixtures. The first con-
tains coal tar, mixed with small broken
stones or shiugle, portion or this
being pulveriZed or mixed with sand,
so that the iuterstices between the
stonss Of larger size may be properly
filed up: il is mixed in "a mixing appa-
ratus, ut heat which is gradually
increased until the product is adhesive
to the touch. The second mixture is
composed Of clay and pitch. OF sand or
chalk instead of the clay. The mixture
OF these two compounds is carried on
in a close vessel, and heated so As to
diifuse The yapors uniformly through
out tle ingredients. IN manufacture
;,.,, O, I,,iJdino hTpfk the mat ariu1 hay
ing been satisfactorily tested, is re-
moved while hot to molds. and pressed
and SHAPED as required.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-23
FLEE7ING JOYS,

Time goes in for funny freaks,
Mans a toy he likes to play with;
Notice how he lines our ch9eks,
Mark what glee he makes u gray with.
Pleasure comes to soothe our hearts.
often. like the rose. lis prickv,
Soon it, radiance departs
Happy moments vanish quickly!
Supposing You. by fate's decree,
. owe girl and long TO greet her:
Don't the minutes seem 10 be
Leaden- winged until you meet her;
When the hour arrives at last,
And all care away You Danish.
Then the tyrant travels fast
Happy moments quickly vanish.
Here upon this earthly ball
JOY awhile will make Us gayer;
But when sorrow gives n call
Oftentimes she proves stayer'
Hope. thou swiftly oldest on
Fragrant are the flowers thou pickest
Soon. alas. their bloom is gone
Happy moments fly the quickest!
Never mind, we needn't groan;
Tear drops showerike refresh us;
After all. we're bound to own
Joy is like neutrality-suspicious..
Cast away regrets and si4h s.
Though our cares beset us thckly,
Happy moment, let Us prize,
Even though they vanish quickly!
London FUR
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ESloG o. im POLICE JURY,
S4. JOHN THE BAPTIST, !
!ft DRC41DIR I, 1876.

The MI was sallsA asA Shs fnllcw-
ing nssubefs pssasat; D. w. Win.
ionasI Ivsai6sst, &C. ". .Cemha esd
John Cayo1le !; shasaG, g. DuhA
The 1iDutss e the last neeting
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e0ioo d0l)ass.
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tads A. G. BABcOCK, Secretary
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THE GRAND EXTRA DRAWING.

The Grand Extra Drawing
which took place at the large hall
in the Company Building on the
morning Of Dec. 4th, was largely
attended and all present manifest.
ed great interest in the result.
Precisely at 10 A. NJ, Mr.. ADAM
CITIZEN, assisted by a Committee
selected from the public, proceed
ed to open the ceremonies.
A In the Golden Drawing Se-
ries, the ballots and prizes had
heen prepared by persons In no
ways connected with the institu.
tion. who delivered the wheels in.
tact upon the platform.
The 6rst number out Of the
wheel drew q prize of 800. It
was not until over 25O prizes had
been drawn that . burst Of ap-
plauae greeted the appearance Of
the On, 900 drawn by 1874 A
few more turns Of the wheel and
ont came the Capital Prize to No.
1905. II was ono honr after.
ward before the $4,000 Prize
came ont Of the wheel to No. 3, ,982.
The drawing lasted nearly four
hours, and WAS watched through.
ont BY IN interested audience, all
ofwhom plainly evinced their en-.
tire sstisfhction with the Commit-
tess fair and impartial method
with which Il bad been conducted.
-6ee1 Neses.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-12-16

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