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CARBON PHOTOGRAPHS,

Gentle, whose Photographic portraits hare at
tracted the attention Of the public from their ex
quiste tone aud finish, has recently achieved q
new triumph. He has secured the exclusive right
in this city for the Of the Lambert carbon pro-
cess, By which the employment of silver is COM
p1etcly superseded. The pictures produced by the
agency OF carbon are softer in tone more brilliant
in color, and more lasting than those resulting
from the old processes, The half-light efectR are
peculiarly effective Specimens can be seen at
lob State street.
, 1876-10-01

BROUGHT INTO E1NE-LR CR0SSE, WIS.
Commencing On Monday, Oct 2, 1876 and
nightly thereafter, the Chicago 4 Northwestern
HALLWAY will carry passengers from Chicago to La
Crusee orer its 01cn line, and thus plnce La Crosse
upon the same footing other stations On this
great road This new routc IL the shortest railway
line fEpka Chicago to La Crosse. Tickets, palace
drawing room and slecpingca bertls and full in
formation can be procured ut the ticket office, No.
62 Clark street, in the Sherman House.
The La Crosse train will leave Chicago at 8: Is p.
NJ, and arrive at LII Crosse at TO- 80 next morning.
, 1876-10-01
FlIpEDh.

Testimonials are being received daily from our
most prominent citizens Of the wonderful cures
effected BY the uee Of Eupeon The thousands Of
sufferers from rheumatism and neuralgia have rea
son to rejoice at the discovery Of so valuable
medicine. Every one who has used It says: ''We
would not be without it in the house, It will
cure any pain that can be reached by outward ap-'
plicaton. All druggists have it.
, 1876-10-01
MANUFACTURERS or LADIES' FuRs.

Meesrs. Bishops Barnes, the leading fur manu-
facturers Of the West, corner State and Monroe
streets, are showing elegant seal sacques Of an
tircly new pattern They stnte that they will sell
more readily than ever before, and their stock is
larger than last ycAr to supply the increased de-
mind. They attend promptly to all kinds of fur
repairing, and give specal attention to rehtting
seal sacqucs (of other manufactu1e) to their new
natternd.
, 1876-10-01

THE OVERC0AT SEASON
has now commenced, and Ordway Newland, at
No. 200 West Madison street, have large assort-
ment Of overcoatings to select from at prices to
, 1876-10-01
1T is IMPORTANT

for those who have aleighs. carriages, and bugges
that want repairing and painting, to know that
Thomas H. Browns Novelty Carriage Works is
readyto do anything Of that kind promptly at 333
and 335 State street.
, 1876-10-01
NnTlcF tn ct}R cNsT0MF2s


The balance Of the great bankrupt stock Of fur
pitu1e left from the past weeks auction sale will
be removed to the store IS East Adams street,
where parties can find special bargains until tho
whole Of the stock is closed ont. L. G. Fairbank
l. Co. IS East Adams street.
, 1876-10-01

DAITCh'S LAST BONANZA IN HEATING STOVES.
When you see the new cutoff, used only ii
'Radiant Home" you will agree with rs that
Dalton has the stove par excellence. 192 State
, 1876-10-01

The well-known dry-goods and carpet house
OF the North Side, of Shoenfeld Bros, has re-
moved to No. 1856 North Clark, corner Erie
street. Grand opening Monday, Oct. 2.
, 1876-10-01

COOK 4 M'lAtN,. CLOTHES CLEANERS,
repairers and dyers Of ladies' and gents garments,
ask their patrons to send in fall and winter work
now az it will get attention before the rush.
50 Dearborn street.
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has wasted no time striving for cheap Centennial
distinction, lie has remained quietly; ut the
Avenue Art Gallery, No. 500 Wabash avenue, all
summer, taking the finest photographs ever seen In
Chicago at 50 per dozen.
, 1876-10-01

Reader. II you want heating -stovc, you can't
fad one anywhere that will give the satisfaction
our new ''Argand II will. We furnish the repairs
for all stoves that have been sold by Bangs Bros,
whom We succeed, and do all work promptly. G.
H. Bapgs ol5 State street.
, 1876-10-01
THE Ellie QE The CITY

visiting the Exposition pronounce Dr.. Prices
American perfumes the finest they have ever e1~
amined These charming odors are daily dis
ueused from Steele il Prices fountains and I'LL the
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to Mr. Mosher 051 Wabash avenue. on his artistic
photographs at the Centennial. And he is making
the same premium photographs in cabinet size at
the reduced price, 81 per dozen, in cameo, yig-
nette, and porcelain finish, and latest styles.
, 1876-10-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

1shlan.1, tho well-known druggist at No. 63
Clark street, has made great hit in the Aromatic
Bitter Wine Of Iron." We advise those who are
suffering from nervousness, impoverished blood,
weakness, or impaired digestion, to try IT,
, 1876-10-01
TAILORING.
GENTLE lEnEN'S
Fall and Winter
SUITS! ].
Made in the Newest and Most
Artistic of STYLES bv
R. ]. AI,SHE'
McVicker's Theatre Building.

Afr. 1pnls1,e has receiued his Fall
and Winter supply Of FINE EN-
GLISH LYSIUlN OTERCO1T-
INGS IN oil the different shades !;
ENGLISH SU1TINGS IL, l1iGtures,
Plnids, and Stripes; ENGLISH
TROUSERINGS In endless vuriety
Of designs and shade; SCOTCH
BLACK AND BLUE CHEVI0T
SUIIINGS; West Of England
Br0adclot1ts English Black DiaDo-
mails, etc.
These he is prepared to make etp IN
the latest and most approved Of
MODES for Ge,,t{e2ne3a's IIe<1.' to the
assured satisfaction Of all patrons,
42e1v as 1yelL us old.
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Everything flrst-class at Anderson's Din
ing Room. ITO Fifth avenue, near Madison street,
at the following scale Of prices: Soups 10 cents
fish, Is cents; roast meats, Is; vegetables s; pud
dings, 10; pies, 5; ten and coffee, s.
, 1876-10-01

SOMETHING INTERESTING TO LIVERY PATRONS.
Meesrs Beardscy d Newton, OF the fremont
and Sherman House Livery, have reduced rates OF
carriage hire theatre. party or church, 81 to 50;
pleasure riding, Calling ETC., 81 first hour aid 81
each additional hour. Drivers in livery ii desired
Their stock ia the largest and finest in the city.
Order by telegraph to any part Of the city.
, 1876-10-01

Throw Physlc to the DoEs---Dr. Broad
bent. Palmer House, Parlor y, cures all diseases
by magnetic manpulations and laying On OF hands,
ETC., without drugs. Advice free.
, 1876-10-01

To be attractive Is a duty OF which ladies
may best acquit theuscEes by the use OF Gourauds 5
tried without becoming Its lasting patron Large
bottles reduced to 81.
, 1876-10-01

dental rooms, go pop1}nrly recommended by all
First class gold filings th1rd the usual rates
$8 for the best set.
, 1876-10-01
PROPOSALS.


Proposals for Rock-FAced ASHER Required for the
United States Courthouse and Post
OE3ce ut Lincoln, Neb.
O7P1cE OF Supervising AnculrEcT TREASURY
DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 3, 1876.
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this Office
until II m. Of the 11th day OF October, 1876, for
all the Rock-Faced ASHER required to complete
House and Post Office at Lincoln, Eeb., delivered
on the site Of the nuldiug cut ready for setting in
accordance with the drawings and specification.
additional infQsmatfon may be had on application
at this Odice, u at the office Of Edward Buzling,
Superintendent OF the O. S. Custom House. etc,
At Chicago, Ill. JAMES G. BILL,
Supervising Architect.
, 1876-10-01
Together with Interesting Points Con.
cerning the Great Display at
Philadelphia.
The More Brilliant Exhibits to
Be Seen in One or Both
Places.
Deserving Chicagoans Who Have
Earned Centennial Honors.

wells IN west Virginia Being in constant bus1-
ness communication with ten of the foremost
stotae f,,r .rho,7, hs .aao;a, ae+o1t and
etu'ee' ~. "''oi'l uo ae.stas sPse'n ascnt 1"u
shipper, Mr.. no5d is enabled to attain PROMPT
ness OF delivery and loyyness of price unknown
IN anv other chicapo dealer He ran mfr an
e.. s:,-sa- ,..1s.. 49,
uhequalc4 variety LUZ 1auloaos anu uea1ers u
select FROM He Is III Immediate con
nection with r. j. thompson O. Co., OIL New
who handles the largest amount Of lubricating
oil Of any dealer in the United States. The ma
chine oils handled by Alr. Boyd are subjected to
special steam process, by which they are rem
ecred entirely Tree from aeld, grit, and gums.
We commend this house to all iu search Of fine
1ubricating oils tor machinery, engine, and mill
uses, and especially to railroad men, as dealers
in the choicest, pnrest, and most thoroughly
satisfactory oils in the market They always
have aud always will stand the severest Of tests
and usage to which they may be put at any
time and under any condition.
The history of cabinet-organs in America is
an excellent illustration Of the survival OF the
fittcst. The thing which IS good to beg in with,
constant improvement, must hold the position
OF monarch among its fellows under al circum-
stances. Such has been the record Of the Mason
d. Hamlin organs, record OF unyarying excel
lence and success from the day OF their intro
duction to the worlds attention. These organs
were, at the outset, 4 revelation to the
realm Of music, and their noble quail
itics OF fullness, richness, and purity
Of tone, thorough durability, and perfect
outward beauty, ehshrined them from the start
amateurs, and the general public. They have
remained thus cnshrlned ever since. and are to-
day known, owned, and admired in thousands
on thousands ofapp1eciatiye homes in two hem
tennjal, could not also but observe the continu-
, 1876-10-01

promises to give another nation a colossal bronze
woman. and then, after having given one arm,
calmly advises the recipient OF that useless gift to
supply the rest Of the woman ut its Own expense,
there ia disproportion between the promise and
Its fuldllments which may be forgiven, but which
cannot be wholly ignored
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ifkn0nt Ronse-Col- II. F. Crane, Hartford;
Col. D. E. Davenport, Fond dn Lac; 0. T. Ken
dali, New York; the Hon. G. IT. Fuller,
Kansae; Gen. ). n. Short, New Mexico;
the Hon. E. stannard, Lake. Superior:
Wendell 4. Anderson, La crosse; Henry
4. Hersey, Brooklyn. -. Sherman House,. Ste
pheneon, Marinette; G.. E.: Doughcrty, Buffalo;
= h &C GadMe aetsoa An5o f1ade0la a. Aayn1s
Hazlett New Orleans: 4. G. Burnett, Scotland:
]. X. Wood, Cincinnati; j. Meredith Davis. Rock
island; G. 4. Holloway, St.. Louis; Homer
T. Hill. Erie, Pa =. Grdnd fdcsnc-James Guyon,
philadelphia; J. J. crniksnans, ~ Taan1oa!'
Brandt and A. Maxwell Foot, Enslsnd; g IT, 5ahn r.
Rockford: D. q Halliday, Mp, n; D., NV q
ems ems; +; hudser'y Honsh a1n21atau .. 5: A.;
:toPe7 1ecss:a aoa' Springfield; pr O. 4 Ells, oeonto.
j. r, Webster, san Francisco: Lieut. T. Draper
md Capt. A. Ii. Greenfield, Australia; s. I: SEW
81 and George Clover Jr FIT tslanos pet1oit d.
teans' teatss ireIsnl: %Ilsnl i. Gccandless, Pitts
hrg; Il. NJ Billings. New York; Maj: J. S.
Seep, Australia; c. II. Afford, New f2Ek.s II;
Gardaer Nonse-Dr r. 3: AanteF 81 an9 VI. =: r. =
Douglas, Honghton; G. Il. Beard, Hudson
Wis. ~ S. Ford, Michigan City; Irwin Johnson
Giles County,
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET FURNISHED AND UN-
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
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coils
SPECIAL NoTICEs-lsr PAGE-1st COL
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1876
SALES AT AUCTION.

CHERIFFs SALE OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
- 3 HERMAN sherins Auctioneer sels this day thon-
tire stock of en.ss ,rbio 1sooSs sare stipS Of
silk and felt Hats, Gaps, Furs Cuffs Collars Shirts Draw
ers, ScariA. Bows. Suspenders, &c Sale positive.
WILLIAM c. CONNER, Sheriff
HENRY NEv, Deputy.
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IL Marshaf's sale Groceries, Teas Coffee, &C.
win sell Monday At iO< O'Clock at saesroom q East
Broadway. assortment Of Groceries, via Green
and black Teaa ground and bean Coffee barrels Flour
Rel canned Peaches Strawberries and Pre-
serves: Pickles Cssup. Mustard, Pepper ravorng Ex-
trnca Soap Backing, Vermicel. imported Barley,
boxes Clohespins Clothes HORSES Blueing kegs Prunes
sardines barrels Vinegar Champagne Ac also lot Cloth
ing. yOhN !. SIEWAhI harshai
Stocks Of &c, &c, for sale or storage Established
20
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CBCONDHAND BREECH LOADER DAMASCUS
- barrels in case, with implements for ss5 si25,
H. c. soUIREs. No. COraAndt st.
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DoOTH's THEATRE.
SPECIAL

Is srN'iNN
FOR JULIUS CESAR
l. The Free List absolutely suspended
2 Places may be secured in advance. Box ohce omen
continuously every day from 8 A. NJ. to 10 p NJ
3. Ordinary prices will prevail.
a. Performance begins As evenings 30 o'clock sAur.
day Afternoons Carriages may be ordered for ii the
evening and 80 on matinee days
g. As the grand procession In the rst act begins almost
Immediately AFTER curtainrise holders OF coupons
spectuy in early occupancy Of their chairs
that all may have an uninterrupted view Of the gorgeous
display.
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EUROPE.

LrLoRENcE uTALY.
A. GUARDucCI 4 CO., Bankers,
No. o Via del Giglio.
Circular Notes Drans London Paris and New York
cased AZ the best exchanges received and promptly
forwarded.
Goods stored and forwarded. no commission charged
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MLLTNERY AND DREssmAKING.

AIARIB rILLMANN CO.. or PARIS. IMPORTERS or
l Art millinery, Modes latest forms and light shades
ladies' Dress Hats Flowers Plumes Fots Grapes 0th
near 10Th ~ date Nine. Miches.
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CHERIFFs sALE-s. HERMAN, AUCTIONBBR
- China and Glass Ware. Crockev, Barthenware,
Lamps Sverplated Ware. Cutlery, Office Furniture Ac.
kc win sell public auction. Monday. January TO- a.
O'Clock foronoon 50 Murray street large Stock
Of China and Glass Ware Crockery. siverplated Ware
Cutlery, Once Furniture, Fixtures Of Store. &c, &c
b. GALLIeAN, Deputy. WIN g. CONNER. Sheriff
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THIRD AVENUE THEATRE NEAR 3IsT sT.-PANo-
4 Of Ireland, America and Rome 40 splendid
scenes aud Transform $500 feet Of canvas Illus
trated by talented corps OF artists First appearance Of the
CAROLS a this houseR NJ Carroll Master Eddie Little
Dick and General COnroy aud Day. j. H. RYAN Foy
Sisters Allie Drayton, Nellie Vincent Ida Foy Nam the
Coed For Nothing Houses crowded nightly Admission
25c Orchestra Chairs SOC Reserved Seats. 75c-
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EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION
of superb Oil Paintings The superb collection of
AMERICAN WORKS

exhibited in this city together with very choice col
lection of
FOREIGN WORKS
fo sold aucton at the Schenck Gallery No go Lib
erty Thursday and Friday January Is and IA at Il
O'Clock each day Now on exhibition.
EDWARD SCHENCK Auctioneer.
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RoorHs THEATRE THIRD WEEK
SHAKESPEARE sUPRRBLY ILLUSTRATED,


EVERY NIGHT and at the SATURDAY MATlNEE
Tragedy JULIUS CESAR with unparalleled congrega-
ton OF Shskespearan in the assignment oil characters In
Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT as oAIUs CAssIUs
MIR. F. c. BANGS as MARCUS ANToNIUs.
Mr. E. L. DAVENPORT as MARCUS JUNIUs BRUTUs
Mr. Mines Levck ESPECIALLY engaged 20 act the title part
y '"' p'''' ~" PROMINENT FEXrUREs
OF The Grand Shakespearan presentmen beyond the e
PROFESSIONS and TABLEAUx multitude Of fauxiAries
and magnificent SesneTyHa THR FINALE
Of the play Is a grand tableau the BURNING OF THE
BODY OF BRUTUs ON THE PLAINS OF PHILLIPPL
- For grandeur beauty scenery Of this tragedy
incomparaby the finest produced in any stage offer
ing, either in this country or abroad
EAGLE THEATRE, BROADWAY AND s3D ST.
Brilliant success OF the great Spectacle tine
DEMON STATUE,
and the
TRANSFORMATION OF THE
every evening until further notice.
Seats secured twelve nights in advance.
hArINEES Wednesday and Saturday
JVALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLACK
MoSpAT % and TuESpAY x Jsn9sTy 10 70 and II,
IVY HONE o'
with Mr. LESTER wALLAcK in his original and unryaed
cOnsudpg Ain i,si With 4 the e. Farce of
The LHThsr AL L6NboS 6Shss sucSHsysi sSuHcnSSfHEsy
an original four act G2medy By Byron, Esd entitled
will be produced ahElEp 1S SEw n HAs5 HSp MAoNprcENr
SCENERY AND SUPERB CASTE including
Mr.. JOHN GILBERT Mr.. j. w SHANNON, Mr W HER
BERT, Mr.. J. W. CARROLL Mr. GEORGE BROWNE, MIR.
VERNON with permission Messrs Shook Pamer
and Miss ETHEL THORNTON - - -,
, 1876-12-06

II has been stated that arrangements are
now in progress between tho United States
and Great Britain for the rovival Of tho FIX
tradition Treaty which came to an untimely
end by the action Of tho British Govern-
ment in connection with the W1SsLow case.
This is not exactly the condition OF tho qncs-
tion.. No negotiations are pending between
the two nations, but It Is believed TINT
England hos taken upon herself the restora-
ton Of the troaty. BREsr, the Louisville
forger, las already been rearreated, and
warrants have been issued for tho re-
arrest Of W1xsIow and GnAr, tho III.
tention sof tho British Government
being to hold these fugitives subject
to the order Of the United States, tho sn1ne
rs though the force aud effect Of tho trcaty
Ind never been interrupted. Sucl. is tho
construction placed IN Washington upon tho
action Of her Majesty's Government, md 1t
is understood that tho unconditional auzren-
der Of these criminals will be accepted by
the United States as complete reviyiacation
Of tile Extradition Treasy.
, 1876-12-06

The attention Of tie Senate Is to be forth
with occupied with tho question Of cl,ange
In tho present faulty md dangerous system
Of Presidential elections. Senator EDMuNDs
yesterday gnve notice that ho will to-day call
mp the constitutional amendment, intro
duced by him in March last, which provides
that the Supreme Court of'tho United states
shall supersede the Senate in tho count Of
the votes aud the declaration Of tho
result, tho Court to receive and count
all votes tint 1t shall consider 1aw-
full, disregardiug errors Of form, mud
being governed only by tho substantial right
Of tho matter; and in casa no person shall
have Il majority Of all the Electoral votes,
this fact shall be certified by the Court to
tho House Of Representatives, which shall
then elect President from among tho three
candidates having tic largest number Of
yotes, mud n Vicc-President, in accordance
with tho same rule, is to be elected by tho
Senate. To tho original proposition clause
Inns been added which psoyidos TINT in the
cvent of the ratification Of the amendment
by tho Legislatures Of three.fourtlls OF the
States OH or before Feb. 22, 1877, tho new
order Of things shall apply to the President
to be iuaugurated OIL tho 4th Of next March.
, 1876-12-06

Nu appropriated At tho last Session toF ta7-
era and harbors, something loss than one
hnlf have beon expended upon works OF MI
tionnl Importance. The subject Of our reln-
tfons with England on the matter of exera"
diting fugitivea from Justice Is reserved for
special communication. The deficit In rev.
enues ot the post-Ofttco Department for the
year are a1,0s1 eco, againss s0.1Go,ooo Of
the preceding year. Tho reduction in the
deficit Is partly due to reduction Of expend-
iture, but mninly to m iuoraaao Of revenue.
The President concludes Ills message by
calling attention to an appendix IN which he
recapitulatea tho various recommendations
he Ind .natlo TO Congress during his terms Of
office. OF thcao measures lie makes special
mention Of tho annexation Of San Domingo.
lie rocapitulates tho reasor,s which induced
him 10 form that policy, antl particularly
that Of a1orsilng an escape to a now, rrofita-
bic, aud permanent homo to tho enfran-
chisel Africans Of thin country. 1fo sug-
gcsts that had San Domingo been annexed
at TINT ti1no II would have solved many dlf-
ficultics which hare since thun presented
tllelnso1ves. The American freedmen would
havo gone there IN awarn,s, and that island,
which now produces comparatively nothing,
but wbichiscapableo Of supporting an immense
population, could hive boon made asuccessful
riyal to Cnbn in the production OF those
commodities Of which the United Suites buy
80 large1y. In tic light Of experience, this
reason for tho annexation of San Domingo
has received additional strength since tho
, 1876-12-06

The difficulty attending tie proper coil
summation Of tbs vote Of Nebr.Iaka on thu
Presidential question was settled yesterday
By tls assembly Of tho Legislature in extra
sckaiou in response 10 the cnll of the Gov
ernor. Tho notion was taken necessary to
permit Of the immediate canvass OF tho
Electoral vote; thu vote was ca,.vasaotl, and
the certificates Of election are by this time in
the hanaA Of the HAYES Electors, who will
meet today and caat ths vote Of tile State rs
1ss people haye decreed. The Legal bearings
ofthe question werc thoroughly argued before
Judge SAVAGE, Of the United Htates Dis
trtct Court, to whom application WIS made
by the Democrats for I'LL injunction to re-
strain the Electors from acting upon the
certificates issued in accordance with the
canyasa by the Legislature, aud tho injunc.
tion WAS refused,
, 1876-12-06

B1sAAacg has lnaae another important
speech On the Easteru question. his remarks
IN this occasion being addressed 10 the Ger
man Parliament. Tie gave the assurance, in
tho most definite aud emphatic ,nauusr, that
the Triple Alliance reluains close and Inn,
md TINT the hopes Of its enemies that Il
may bs broken are absolutely g.ounl-
less. Germany, he said, would remain
perfectly neutral in the aaair be-
tween Russia md Turkey, preserving
alike her friendly relations with Russia and
England, aud laboring to maintain peace
and TO mediate between the Powers In order
to remove all differences mud looalize the
war It It proves TO be inevitable. "Should
We not succeed, Says the Prelniert "things
would assume = different aspect, and would
allow OF several combinations; hut upon
tl1is point I cannot yet give any informa-
uou-"