The New York Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1863, Page 5

Musical. ‘Soe OF THE MARETZEX TROUPE. Manager Marotzek ha¥ acilevéd a signal triumph, His Operatic season inthis city, !t is now proved boyond a Aoubt, will be the most successful ever witnessed at our ‘Academy of Music. The operes perfornied up to thé pre- gent time have proved irresistible attractions, the house Doing crowded to execss, not only in the evenings, but also at the matinee, upon which occasion the jam was really extraordinary, We havo had the ‘Troyatere,” the #Ballo in Mascuera,” ‘“Ernani” and the Traviata” —Ver- i's magnificent compo itions—but it must not ke supposed from this fact that tho new troupe cannot appear to as great Advantage in the softer, lighter music of other favorite ‘maestros. We are to bave ample proof of this to-night, ‘whon *‘Norma’’ will be produced, we predict, with great @clat. Medorl,as Norma, must be indeed effective. Her Faro dramatic powers will have full scope in this grand role, while her execution of the music will be admirable. Ta Havana, where nothing short of excellence satisfies the appreciative but exigeant public, her success in‘‘Norma’? ‘was beyond all precedent. To add to the effectiveness of this opera Signor Mazzoleni will appear as Pollio, a role ‘which, wore ho not a most conscientious artist and ane evidently des'rous of pleasing the pub- Vic, be might refuse to sing. We prodict “an immonse success for him. Though he has net much ‘to sing, what he docs is most melodious, and, delivered in -hic ample style, will prove very attractive. The import- ance of the part will be enhanced by his rendition of it. 4 Mile. Sulzer, as Adelgisa, will ably,second Medori. Tho Part is one eminently calculated to suit tho powers of this young artist, whose pleasing and sympathetic voice will be heard to great advantage in this opera. We do not ‘doubt that the celebrated duo in the second act between ‘Norma aud Adeigisa, the gem of this most melodious of ‘Operas, will be sung to-night by Medor! and Sulzer most adinirably, combining dramatic effect with the attraction of the fine voices of these favorite artistes. ‘ Signor Biachi, who assumes the role of Oroveso, will find in this part ample opportunify to display his fine ‘voico ag well as his great dramatic power. The role, like ‘that of Pollio, will be invested with additional interest, from the fact that so eminent an it is willing to a) ‘Dear in it, The public may not be aware generally that these parts—Pollio and Oroveso—aro not considered as Qrsi voles, and that as a general thing they are shirked by first tenors or bassos profundo, who reserve their talent for greator displays. That Signors Mazzoioni and Biachi should be willing to appear in these parts is a proof of Aheir willingness to support their manager, and also a testimony of their desire to do all in their power to gratify the public who have received them with euch ‘warm approval. These artists will receive their reward, inasmuch as thoy will undoubtedly appear to great ad- vantage to-night, and will thus be greeted with such plaudits as will reward any effort thoy may make. We Gre assured that the mise en scene will bo as rich ag the Peculiar nature of the work admits of, while the orches- tra, hayiog fully rehearsed the music, will render it with due force and ensemble. ‘“Norma,’’ having been such an immenso hit in Havana, we have no doubt will prove most successful here, ‘The ‘Ballo in Maschera,” which on last Monday even- {og proved so great an attraction, we should advise Mana- ~ger Maretzek to reproduce. Upon its first performance Signor Bellini, who haa achieved such a success in the ~wole of Reinhart, was unable to sing, and hence Signor ‘Ypollito appeared as his substitute, and @ most pleasing {and offective one ho doubtless proved; but still we havo heard a much of Signor Bellini’s rendition of this role, that we should advise another performanco of the “Ballo” by all means. The success of Mazzoleni, as the Count, in this Opera was immense. Tho barcarole in the second act he , @ang with such vivacity and expression os to cause an ‘outburst of such applause as we have seldem heard in our Academy. In fact the new troupe eeom to have ound the way to the hearts of our halitues.of the opera, ‘who, for the nonce, have !aid aside their usual coldness and applaud most beartily the deserving efforts of Man- ager Maretzek’s artiste. Even at the matinee, where itherto applause was unknown, upon the principle thet ladies aro not sufficiently euorgetic to give audible tokens Of satisfastion, the brayos and clapping of bands wero Kept up continually, ! The engagement of Madame Guerrabella by Manager Maretzek adds to the present great attraction of his troupe. This artist isa favorite in New York, her fine Personal uppearance and great dramatic power lending ad- tional interest to tho role which she sings. As Violetts, iu the “Traviata,” and especially as Leonora,in ‘La Fa. ‘vorita,’’ she was eminently successful. Her acting in the “Favorita’’ was unsurpissed. We have no particulars as yet regarding her Grst appearance, but understand it ‘willtake place next wesk. In connection ‘with Mme. Guerrabella’s engagemont we hear the opera of ‘‘Semira- mis’ mentioned, ‘Last Tuesday, at Irving Hall, Mile. Carlotta Patti gave ® most brillant farewell! concert. She was presented with a magnificent diamond bracelet by a number of the adiairors of her rare talent asa token of the esteem felt for an artist about to Jeavens for an indefinite period, ‘We predict a most successful career abroad for this lady, ‘who is, beyond all doubt, an artist of the highest ordor. The patrons of masi¢ in New York will bo pleased to fhear (iit Manager Anschutz proposes giving a short sea. #on of German Opera at the Winter Garden theatre, and that there is great likeliiood that @ new theatre will be built for bimfor next year. This announcement will no Goubt gratify the Now York public, A grand concert for the benefit of the ‘Gorman Ladies’ Society for Poor Widows and Orphans” will be given at Irving Hall on Thursday, March 19, with tho kind assist + ance of the following artists:—Mensrs. 8, B. Mills, Brono Wolicubaupt, 8. Schreiber. Fr. Bergner, Fr. Steins and the New Yorker Saugerband. MINSTRELS. ‘We can but contin ue to chronicle the unflarging success of 'ryante’, Wood's and Hooley’s Minstre! Halls, which are ech wight cver crowdod, is fact speaks volumes for Whe iner it of the performances, Theatrical, ‘There bas been considerable remark recently in regard ‘te tho immense superiority of the French style of acting over the best efforts of English artists, Woare told that tho French actors are much more natural, fervid and animated than our own, and tho advice is copstantly re. {terarod tat our playors should study the French modeiq and adopt the French style, One critic, who haa sem “Rothoma@g»” acted in Paris, thinks it stupid upon Taura Keene's stage under the title of Blondette.”” Another critic, who has seen the original of ‘ Bosom Fricnds’’ performed at Paris, satirizes the indifierenoe with which Mr. Reynolds, ag Forvid, makes love to Mrs. Hosy (Mrs, Union), at Wallack’s. Others praise the Freuch actors beekuse they do not play to the au- dience, do not care for the audience, forget that there is uch a thing as an andience. Theso critics follow tho example of the actors they culogize—tney forget that there ts euch a thing as the atdience, The difference be- ‘tween tho French and American styles of acting is caused dy the difference between the Fronch and American ai- Giences, A few of our theatro goers have been to Paris ‘And have imbibed Parisian tastes. The vast majority, however, have never croesed the ocean. Reform tho ma ~ Jority, and the actors will soon be reformed also. Until our audiences are reformod ft wil! bo in vain to - to indace our actors to adopt the Freach atyle. ” was no doubt very lively in Paria, and Vory dull here to poopie who had boen to Paris, But why! Io Paris Pretty actresses fang spicy songs in “Rothomago”—not exactly in/oiioate songs, but souge Full of equivogue and double enterdremand tho dialogue ‘Was ovally pert and spicy, ‘That sort of thiog docs ex- eollontly in Paris; but how would Taura Keeno's awdi- ences have rocetved it? Dull ag ‘“Bloadette” was, the Critice complained that ite humor was too coarse, That coarse humor wag, im fact, a Literal translation of the “Brenol dialogue; and i was coarse only becarse the wh language doo not admit of eoyert indecon. ics as readily as the French. When the French ac tor pinys the part of & reducer—tike reryit, fh “Yoeom Frieuds”—be it no diubt wakmated, ongor, Paturai, and looks the pasvion he pretends to feat, ‘That fa vory woll for Paris: bat i Mr. Maynolda, oF any other actor, should attempt it nt Wallack'®, ho would bo hiesed Dy the audience, and the mavager would be overwhelmed ‘with victuous judigastion from poreut® aud guerdiang, So, if an American setor tk nO notice of ths audience, the andienco would be sure to re Aiprocat® the compliment. An Ax iu @adience re quir have a “polo prowsed apon Covstantly aesured that it ia a play its attentionmto bo bot scene from real footlights. ‘Thts may but tow can our poor Qctors help Kf Thor wonld act tke the French if 7 « on were only Frene. A® the audiences are unfor- Gunstely Americans, ind will probably remain so for «tx Preset, we really do not understand why (ire @boald be blamed for bouaving theraeslves liko Am etors Boat Wolucka a a eee i Gu Friaay evenlog ‘Spring and Auluan” and ‘skelches in India’? were produced for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Joba Seften before a vory Jars audience, Both pieces were admirably played, Mr. Lestor Waitek’s Rattle, ta “Spring and Autumn,” is one of bis very boat parts, Mrs. Veron falrly surpassed Lerself as Mig, Rattle, Mr. Gilbert, as Sir Simon Slick, and Miss Henriques, in the ttle part of Clara, deserve special mention. In “Sketches in India” we have to praise Mr. Sefton'’s Corint Glo- rieux, Mr. Fisher's Tom Tape aud Miss Gannon’s Sully Seragys, Mrs. Seftan, as Popelin, received unusual and most flattering applause. ‘The programme for this week opens to-night with tho ‘Poor Gontleman,” for the benefit of Mr. George Holland. has a double claim upon the public, as an old favorite and a capital comediaa, We are certain that the house will be crowded, and that no actor in Wallack’s company better deserves the compliment. On Thursday evening Mr. Harry Isherwood, the scenic artist at Wal- lack’s, takes a benefit. «The School for Scandal” will bo performed with its unrivalled cast. Mr. Ishorwood is oue of the best scenic artists in the country,and the sudiences at Wallack’s are indebted to bim for no small portion of tho pleasure derived from the performances; for his scenery is always appropriate, tasteful and artistic. We beg to remind some of the patrons of this theatre that such are the facilities for ogress that the house is cleared in precisely three minutes, no matter how large the audience may be, and that it is not worth whilo to insult the acters, interfere with the enjoyment of other Persons, and thus transgress the rules of good breediug by leaving the theatre before the ourtain falls, in order to save this amall amount of time. Miss Mary Provost has drawn increasing audiences at the Winter Gardon during the past week in sevoral of her favorite characters. This evening Miss Provost plays Margaret Elmore, in “Love's Sacrifice; on Tuesday, the Countess, in ‘Love,’ and on Wednesday, Lady Gay Spanker, in ‘London Assurance,” with Mr. Chas. Wal- oot, Sr., as Sir Harcourt Courtley, the occasion belng a complimentary testimonial tendered to Miss Provost by a thousand or two of her distinguished admirers. Miss Pro- vost then retires with eclat to renow her triumpbs in the Provinces, and Mr. Dan Setchell takes the stage on ‘Thursday, as Capt. Cuttle, in «+ Pombey and Son,” and Madame Vanderpants, in ‘ One Thousand Milliners Want- ed.” Mr. Setchell has just concluded a successful en- agement at Washington, and bis rendoring of Burton's parts is highiy praised by the country press. Mrs, John Wood concluded her splendid engagement at Laura Keene’s on Saturday evening, after receiving a substantial and deserved boneflt on Friday, and Miss Keene's regular company resumes possession of her theatre this evening. Tho play is “Old Heads and Young Hearts,” with Miss Keone os Lady Alice, Mr, Blake as Jesse Rural and Mr. Wheatleigh as Tom Coke. ‘Old Meads and Young Hearts” ‘Will be repeated on Tuesday, ‘Pog Woffington” on Wed- nesday, “She Stoops to Conquer’ on Thursday, ond ‘The Will” on Friday and Saturday. This is Miss Keoue’s fare- well appearance at this theatre, and the public should make every evening @ benefit night for her, so that she may be enabled to build her new theatre immediately. “The Enchantress” will be revived at Niblo’s Garden this evening, with its fine music, magnificent mery , ex: cellent ballet and unequalled circus troupe. Miss Caroline Richings will sing tho operatic portion of the entertain. mont; Mr. Peter Richings will play the Pirate, and eclipse Sommes of the Alabama; Mr. L. R. Shewell will act the part of Don Sylvio; Mr. Harry Pearson will essay Mushroom, Gallett! and Marzetti will dauce, and the basket horses will delight the juveniles. We bave uo doubt that this melange, this ellapodrida, this spectacular stew, suiied to all tastesand gure to please everybody, will have tue same success as at its former representation here. The bill at the New Bowery theatre this evening is im- mense. A new French drama, “The Old House on the Bridge,” the “Brooklyn Burglar’? ana ‘The Brownie of the Brig” should satisfy everybody. On St. Patrick's day in the evening a great performance will be given. Tho French theatre (Niblo’s Saloon) is becoming more and more popular with our best‘sosiety. At every repre- @entation the saloon is crowded, aud the display of toilettes is worth seeing. To-morrow evening the come: dy “Deux Enfants dela Republique” will be actod, with an excellent casi, On Thursday M. Ernest Gravier, a talented artist, takes his beneit. On gaturday noxt a matinee. Mr. Joseph Proctor plays seven parts at the Vid Bowery to-night. “Massaniello” and ‘Nick of the Woods” are the plays. Miss Fanny Herring, Miss Louisa Browne and Mr. C. K. Fox iead the company which supports Mr. Proctor. ‘The attractions at Barnum’s are manifold. Mies War- ren, Commodore Nutt, the hippopotamus and the Syro- Arabic troupe of jugglers, acrobats aud contortionists are all great curiosities. “Tho Roll of the Drum” will be played in the pious theatre attached to the establishment. The Brondway Menagerie closes after this week. We are very sorry that the collection bas not been purchased for the Central Park. Those who have hitherto neglected to visit the raro and curious beasts and birds at this me- nagerio should improve the six days of grace remaining. “Grand Dad Joe,” the new negro play just brought out at Wood's Minstrels, is as great a production in its ‘way as “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” All the best artists are in the cast, and, as the play bill says, ‘‘it alternately elicits smiles and tears.”” fox & Curran’s “New Idea’? opens to-night at 485 Broad: way. Tho new idca is ap entertainment for families, in which the minstrel troupe, the ballet troupe and the pan- tomime troupe are combined. How this idea will suc- ceed depends upon circumstances and the management. The prospect is a fair one. At the American theatre, 444 Broadway, T. L. Donnelly appears to-night as Pat Rooney in ‘The Omuibua.’’ Col- Uns, the vocalist—not the great J. H.—Charloy White aud ether performers vary the programms. Mr. E. L. Davenport and Mr. J, W. Wallack, Jr., have lately been starring it in New England, under the manage- ment of Mr. Jarrett, They are,of course, everywhere anc- cessful. They. wore at Washington, D. C., last woek. The Wabash Minstrels gave entertainmeat at Port Royal, 8. C. , aud introdueed the enterpariorpheamonican— a bedatifol and unique instrament, invented by an ingo- nious Jersoyman; at the sacrifice of tho best part of a Jong life.” Fine fan for the biue jackote. Mise Charlotto Thompeon ia playwg her vow drama, “Little Barefoot,” at the St. Louis theatre, The play vy | said {o bo good—Miss Thompson dertainly is. ‘Wiss Lucille Western is at the new Ghestnut theatre, Philadelphia. Her audieuces are larger than were ever vefore attracted to this establishment. The of nighis to be noticet—to have a Joke mada plain—to | are very bad in comparison. Syseleereps f from Norfolk we learn that the theatre is prospering. Kate Donia, a star of somo magnitude, shines there this week, assisted by Miss Mary Mitchell and Moers. Ryan end Lossin. Matilda Heron drow an immense audience at the Brook- lyn Acadomy last week. Sho plays this and beg eter at Washington, and appears at Niblo’s om the “Raith.” weil BID Fortune favors the Florences. Their tour in the Wost has been very successful. We expect them back to New York io the summer. Our Washingtoa correspondent telegraphs that the famou® Fila Zoyara, Eaq., bas made application for a Posnport (0 pain, bieticdrrg — the travolling circus business. ‘ Oar Loudon correspondent poem now play; “The Winning Suit,” by Mr. Lewis Filmore, has proved an overwhelming ‘success, and crams the house nightly. Mr. Filmore has had applications from four theatrical mana- gers to write plays for them. Mr. Filmore will be re. membered as a former Amer! Times, ‘cam eorrespondent of the A now farce by Mosars. W. Brough and btw nt at jhe sae ae Landon, sails ‘votes « oolnmn to ite a “i cote ‘The London Times says st unmtgated “Bonnte Dundee,’’ nie most Mr. B. Utimon is managing Hor Majerty's thent: don (Italian Upera), with Maplestone, ty sodvap Military Affairs. THE MARBOR DEFENCE BATTALION. Tt will be gratifying to those who have urged the ne. cessity of preparations for our ‘' harbor defence,’ to learn that tho First Battalion New York City artillery is rapidly forming under the direction @ General Wool, ‘The oifoors have nearly all seen service. | Bity of oolming im this battal; C | view ef the probable couseription, Major ¢ [eoinmanding oilieor, ls 8 qood aud eflicieut so Captain Chalmers d ian command, bas boet. in active seryioe « war, Hee Broad bolow Houston & The Brondway Ratiroad, TO THK KOITOR OF THE HOMALD Mownasis, Weetchester conaty, March 15, 14 The correspondent of the assoolated prowe reports te aving reported a Broadway mill, ¢ he Com | mittes on Railennds, in his wen ervor, aueh bill wee reported o cans memes tha comtaities. In fiat, G0 Kiuadwiny asitowl bill ba beou considered fe the cubmittee, o Per Mower (ft Amsen.\LF gad At tha Matra’ ‘This’ actor | NEW YORK MURAL,» & eats hana Stn AFFAIRS £7 4LEANY. ation man nn of | The Gon. Batler Resoiutions=Rar i" Miltary Statisticuelnterscetional Pct Bi Oad—Kiocd of Bills introdu Jobs Without Number Turning Up— Open in the Assembly—The Soldics Home, &e. Aunasy, March 14, 1853. ‘Tho rosolutions introduced by Mr. Andras several days Siace, inviting General Buticr to the State capitut as the gusspof the State, wore taken up this mornitg and re ceived rather rough handling. During the discussion on the question mapy Insinuations were mace avinst Con- eral Butler’s career at New Orleans. Mr. Hutchings do- clared that there was a great diflerence between General MoClellan and General Butlor—-Genera! MeClollan was not only a soldier, but a gentleman; General butler was tho Hayuau of this era, and was regarded as a public plun- | derer by the estimable citizens and Un!ow men of New York who had business rolagions at New Orleans. Mr. Van Buren offered a resolution declariag that it was the duty of the President,and not this Legislature, to judge as to the qualiffcatiods of the generals. ‘This brought matters to sich a position tims the whole ‘matter was laid ov the table, where tt wii! 0 doubt rest. ‘Tho bill now before the Legislature creating 8 bureau Of military statistics is one of the most ieportant bills under gonsideration, aud is a measure which, if put into force by the direction of the person who it t understood will have the charge of {ts execution, it wil! be one of the roost valuable bureaus under the State government, ead willbe so considered by every person at no distant it has beeu ordercd to a third reading in the Ascembl! Te following letter, which has been a r the Ex- ecutive Chamber to send out for the purpose of obtaining the necessary information, explains fully the objects of the law and its operetion:— Executre: DerarrureyAveany, ==, 1868, Corower—Prompt andadequate Sreasuics Sis belog taken to obiain the following information, to bo. pesinauently pre= served im the archivep of this Weparinient aid fi duo tine to be “dagen no dov®t, by order of the A history, or the material for a history of ov iment and other organization that had left this Stet + e wervice of the Uuited Btates since April 1861, ¢.. oracing ab account of its organization and facts preliminary, with a careful and detaited account of it4 every mov ‘sineo it Was ordered trom depot, the actiong 12 whieh It bas tuken part, aud the service, special and other, which ft, aga whi or ati delachient iheseot, las perforaved, Second.—A full and authentic biography of every cominis. sloned officer who has entered the segvieo from this States and in order that tae biography may be satisfactory in ail Teap-cts, the Fubject Of each, Where such is the deste of tho Offiter, Will be placed Ia the hands of gentlemen to be d nated dg bim, and coupetent, froin personal Aequnintan oiherwise, tof & juat and comptete ree, with such'conclisions as inay be drawn from the career of the individual, ThirdmwAR aceurate cocount of each apd every ving date an 5 agn-com. mirsioned offizer and private, Parentage, education, provesiion, the most his lite, w 6 or his immediate pnee military we) what part be has taken tn the pi giving names of baises In whic he Bag os Special ser ‘any {acs or edauecied with bis on with other detal Fourth, —A detailed account of the material ald and wen furnished by the several aoupties, arranged by Au nscale nd cornnenhensiva dbery ox ehropotocy rd, in which the Sito of Ne® Yor wen wclors. for te deposit of regiments! ncee of ie valor of the gro furs, sropties and other e Of tis 8 vu are thorities of thls stale to be placed character, accompauled by rome acc contributed. ‘As soon aa the bill now before the Lestelatuve iu relation to the Burean of Miltary Statistics beeoues a law Jolonel Lockwood L. Doty, Chior of the U , Wil forvwerd wo rm rou proper blanks, in whieh, am ot ather things, will be Froebuted inquiries at l-agih, and he will nlso communicate with 2% aay Gr otter vi by this plan in the 1086 Leveryibing will bo people ef this State atlavae, The anne of bistorteel watepiad of SW holy wil fo which the ii:c « record of facts proud, Truly y To Coline! -—, Commanding — rog in a Fiuticn tay weal, and will -comain which the coumiry for all time will be wo atom, iment N.Y. V. An hioportant Dill was introduced in the Astombly this worning under the tiile of an Intetsectional Ferry iui! road, under the pleael running ralirowds from the Ciy to the Sout und Sieten island ferries; also with single track connection® rnnuing to Wall, Fulton, Peck slip, Hoboken and Jersey City ferries, and romning thereon one horee carsyt ith seate for eixteen or — persons, at a fare of cents, Under this plan t! Bivuses are to stop at Park, thas reileving the lower pert of Broadway ite omuibus fam. ‘The incorporetors named ju tais bill ee Chnstian B. Sorriaon, P. Barheydt, Joh M. B, Davidson, Toomaa Meditrat® avd t Henry 8. Hi . | Alarge numdor of bills were introduced: touching alt manuer of sw)jeois. This being the last dwy forth) in- cd his poskela No bill tutrody after this dal der- ed, without unanimous conseat, untt! after ait pills intro: duced prior tw lb are disposed of. AU parties having porno Y phraco, are “big things jo yurea had thein bronght forward today; and’ this class of Vills come posting in one after at rapliity. 1 doubt if 60 many of this bill Iuige on any one day boon Introduced into the Legistature of this State as thero were to-day In the Arsembiy. features’ and fortn that the lems Dut see Luat (hoy are introduced 3 prevent parties frum figiting other measurce seom as though members sould have a and endeavor to cover up tho shame of tho’ | inthis matter, and to so conduct themeclves that the | entire pablic would not see what they are after. Most cf this class of Lille he» w the cilyof New York. These are so numer ao entire letter to show thel eno: nity and do chy subject. It ig about time fur the citizen ot New York to watch tha movements of this Legislature, or they will bave nothing leit when it adjourns. The apeciai commities on the by bill this morning, incorporatlng mn association of that kind for wounded and disabled soldiors, ‘The list of tn- corporators leads off with the names of Conere General MeClelian, General Woel, which are followed by sothe of the wblost men in the Sate. Many of these bills are so oid .o their voting | cannot tlon—The mittee, Be. Gola Legi Tho Flooduates of Corruption ‘Turown | fet | feu Grinding Com- | t AAS She prion —Come ter ca Yon An FEAT OONSCNUION, .~2 Vo ke forte OF ine Now Pore bmi nf paint as ali t amin of spins eit arke wn reqmives very Late ili ae toe pe natin’ ot Bin cisense” No e28°, could suiniake sl. But th 6 are ing 10m t. bercies In the lune, tcl thetr bature uney nustie aidt of Tue vubercles aK neiber ooui id. Pere ao ty this ) a, w. leh te physictan Bare * latent consun tea bdert vr que oration. no couse my oe Oe. ; ot ph @ perience in t pulmonary ran peony aataee the — conntenabor would lead bin to carefully examine the ety the general practitioner, having Only @ limfied expe: loghomy of cousumpuve cases, would see nothing id the fact te nt the teut was slowly ceclining in and bo 45 vigr there Is no cough, no palo te the it, HO expectoration, the Lu wou.d proba! ty be overlooked altogether until some ‘ome of these. x mptomne tent coasumption, means wath the last veut isuearat hand. A poutieuiancame pier day from Hpribgield whose "ase i# characier, aud yet 18 had Bove been surpecied by efther bis physicians or friends, | Had he ‘ontaliy taken cold, wad slight fa nide, he woust not have even thou, lungs could be disgased, “On pxamiain the superior lobe ‘of the left lu been in poor hisaith rhe did meet ae. ‘This gentlewan ha Neg nol ogy orgie tell ae J pany al rated liga . eae Pieri! ‘ition ‘anol a ol Bin has Busi wasnt vot ofan rele red ‘the benefit from elther’ Tio ne ne » knew the eeiee his pp ntl oy ening Yas bein cause of bis Tea Boat Bealth, tiny di ate na iia art 1 would not, (rom this case, arguo that the majority of physielans are want the means of diaguosis, but that thelr exnert-nce is Minited, and their tne vo oconpied aud suinde distracted lv aitendance on seute diseases that they are extremply ant tg vole He had _ and Tronic affections of this natu ‘stethoscope been ppled a tothe chert ‘rol of then aight have: de {ils was not done, and but for forth ecient of iaxingele it {a almost certain ‘the nv on to digas @aization of the oe: Mite “encrifice oft e patient's life, Thave anid tha mt consumption there are no sym) toms which ind fe Of the Iungsemoften no syiu f gny kind tient to account for the doeeifni frat of ‘the patient, But this ) not aba the cane. Very many cases tho patient severely from indiges tion or flatulence, and irregular av ‘tion of the bowels, or from in over tuo region of tho bowels, Whore such is the case, There in somo excise. for mistaking, fora time, the naturs of the discase; but T cannot 100 strc minds of geueral practitioners the gi quent exam nations of the chest In impress upon, the fat Importance of fr- obscure cases of dis- satel {t not be supposed that Intent consumptto he great authority om this disease, 68 ‘ins of what was suppor having shown during Mfo any Tt has ra ppeared. to nt Ph; ec of the Hability to E at thie character known more ample of extenr ease of the lungs discovered by a post ins Whore during life the disoase Was louked far tu the aboiauch, Uver, or bowels.” From these facts you wi ater n because they ha the eliest or expectoration. had these symptoms are lo-day the eoeds of thelr on u destruc understand what a mistake those emmaclves that they are in no tan. spain never have never had cou ‘housunds who hav carrying sleut uould muspect the hugs as, Ut watiaged until they by tees hioge fnation. T know of ‘oars tha re r xperionce bas proved tat the great majority of turn out fa the ewd to be mere cages of masked oF ptton, stimption, If detsetod in time and propert the most carabie, since it Ia she arene it tio systous which mask fs nd retard i's progress, my next letter I shail point out the prevalence and pa. aid tnfante ant young chit te ‘our obe ROBERT HUNTER, Physician for Diseases of the Langs, No. 882 Broad way. K, March 14, 1805, no writer of these tettors, In association with Dy xclvslve attention to the trout. the fangs and voat, ‘Shey ern be con uy letler at No. M2 Broadway Oficial Drawings of Mar! Co.'s Keutucky and Nissourt est bar oh 0 if dl sulted personally ay, Eddy & ise Mares 14, 1869, em: 5c, 6, 48, 00. March iu 0, 10, 5,56, 63, $1, ry by rest ‘oti er to . cng RAY, EDDY eae Ky., or St, Louts, Mo. Kanrui 24, 48, 46, $4, 4 esaacstene tiene OMmcial Drawh rane 7, Crase 125 ae al 27, 57, Tat, 6 + 2h, 64, 67, st tipi ‘Chass dat 16, 68, 17, 8, 8, 62, 34, a9, Citeulara sentby sn dung 1, efation ( “a Lotter Tn ae Viena Nit 73, 11, 41, 63, f 17, 3, 60, Marels 1M, 1843, a mas, 45, 00, a7, 41, 62, 6. Por Circular’, ic. ae £004. Covington, Ky. Royal Havana Lot ne ar Per Cent remit yald for prizes Tetoruatlon furnished. Mighest ib for Do jeaut god upd sllvar. bis att TAYLOR & CO: Spankern, 1@ Wall euieet. Prizes Cashed In All Legalized Lot Inform, on given, JOSEY BATES, Broker, 11 Wall st, room No, 1, de Visite for @ of Un. a style and: ish, TAIT, corner Ostend echwiel wtree Eight Carte Tae Visites for VAUGHAN'S, 228 Bowery. Notice. will sit ed, Gallery timst floor. o, at ait watt euit 513 BROADWAY. his new Spring Btsien of Which will comprise the latest French 1 Epglisd novelties | for INFANTS, GIRLS AND MISSES’ WEAR. The mililuery aud battiog trade dealt with on itberal Ammany, March 15,184, | \erme. OBS ae vay. It is understood that the Seuate cuguinittos on spegula- | nhtaneeatuel ane tiom in gold will hold a eoaston té-morrow afternogn to | Great Bargains.-Closing Saleof Watrh- on, iry and Bilver Ware. Ev A art lela na ms consider the bid! introdvced by Senator Connolly preveut- | jiry% cost, fo close the Busing by Ape ‘Case tng all chartered institutions from aiding directly ar in- | ers for #Ale, __ 3 Be GENOC fU1O, Sou Canal weeks directly in the speculation in gold or sterling exchange | Private Instruction In Penmanship and under the penalty of violating thotr charter. bookkeeping, 6 Pourth avenue, by OLLV BR TH. Among th tone eartot ir Tho, Speaker of the Hoase, wil anbounes thé Grinding | SYJtH. ,Apons. these mo tones the art of writing, Oliva Committee to- seven repud! sorrow niternoon, It will be composed of | ns and simedemoorate. Only #* portion of the names are arranged, the balagee will Hot be settied before to-morrow atternoou. Mr. Lev erldge, of Alleghany witl be chairinan, Mr. Davie, of Tora, will also bo on, and it is also stated from sources that ougut to be rellablo that Mr. Freeman wil be the New York member on (iat ponmives, 5 nd other Boswell pi Jo bason, probabiy tho latter, of Broo! i ‘The sum ‘itv te that Mr. Monlton, of Moniggyory, wil! up. There also several ott te naines talkes of ag the probaly such a3 Messrs. Flotcher, 1’. H. Field, Trimuer, Reding: ton, Dewey, Mayham, Cutter, ee. judge whether apy of thevo bames ui goow. One thing certain, no person who holds the position of a chair man of any of the most tmportant standing ooiamittoos of the House.will be placed ou this commitice. very body is predicting au exciting week in Lezisintive matters thie woek over the Broadway Radroad and other Kindred | measures. bat I have no data to ed MAILS FOR EUROPE, ‘The Cunard sas innit arabia, C Copan Stone, will | Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpoot. Tho mals for Europe wii) gloge im this cify to morrow afternoon, at @ qnarter-past one and~at Dalf-past five o'clock, to go by railroad. The New Yorx Henatp—Hdition for Furqje—will be Published at elePex o'clock tomorrow morning, and will contain an interesting and Graphic description of the Grea, Trial Battle between th& troi-glads’and the Rebel Fort McAllister, illustrated with a pwlog phe line of fire. Particulars of the operations of the Yazoo aaa Expe- dition, with a report of the Capture of Yazoo City. Important news from Vicksburg—Probable Capitalation or Abandonment of the groat Rebel Stronghold. Detaila of tho Capture of the Anglo Rebol steamers Douro, Queen of the Wave and Peterhotf, It will also contain the iatest news of ine operatices of the Union Forces in Virginia, Teunessee and South Caro- lina; Late advices from Mexico, and atl other news of the woek of ap intererting Or important character. . Singie copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, iveceute. Prasee— Macc Seoeery Maatens Case corer a atreet, wi jusearn. Loudon aces. Poe ceaee os brow: rely Ueautiful, Depot No. * Streets Mold Uy a crvgginla, Bet tes Hive Hatr Dye, 50 Centsa.—Diack or brown, Netara, durable, beautiful. Depot Ko, L Barclay | streets, uid Ly UU, Intm Cutter of Hatr ana | kets Sty ire neat end suitable, No. 1 Barclay sreet. | Bair Dye & ecute, Borelay site i Rrevervative and No.6 Avior Louse, The tr Dyeing * bair, os We ; een i Try Lauds Bieom of Youth tngand bea mei whim, ov iNeed Of Itsy an @% Brow copie ugsiotm, Ww. A Bate Vinie Dyer te teat slon.—Hoine Jonrnal nized head of th pioie of the Nerv ry And Segual Sy elem n— No f the HOW» Rows East Thirteenth street, Joun Bowaw, ayer 56 years. ‘Tho funeral will take place this (Monday) morning, at ten o'clock, in the Cureh of the Nativity, Second avenue. A soletay mass of reutiom wiil be offered for the repore of bis soul. The frieods of the family aro requested tend without further invitation, and ae be beet i tuneral, from bis ci restdence, corner of Pity 10 street and Ninth avenue, this (Monday) afteruoon, at nal( past one o'clock. Housr.—On “onday morning, March 15, Groner B McCumnas, child of Gh and Mary Boilet. ced 8 mosis an 16 aye, omen Slee) one o'clock, from the res! ence Of his parents, 20 Rivlog- | bag Hm At Youk: N. Y., on Sand! } IRD, ‘conkers, o0 Sanday morging. March 15, the Rev. Konaat ‘the 66th year of Lis age. ‘The funeral will take place on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the First Presbyterian choreh, Yonkers, ‘The friends of the fatnily are invited to attend, Heavy Chambers stroot at ten aud twelve o'clock, return ing at hve P.M. 0 —Oo Saturday, March 14, of consumption, Comnuee Commao, & ative of Kings county, Ireland, aged 34 years. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from bis late residenes, No. 1¥8 Wort Le jp: amily are sifalty invited to at- ) 8180 thowe of ber brothers, Peter and Jo on Pret, from hee late residence, No. 2 Ferry place, op- porite Hamilton ferry, South Brooklyp, on fueeday alter boon, at one o'eleek. Coxxiua.—On Bunday March 15, Mowa I. | Jonoph and Margaret Copulio, tu the age. T , daughter of 19h ' Your ef ber relatives ahd friends of the family are roapecttot! 0 abtand Che fa oral, fro sooes of ber tale (Monta: remains wilh Inv March 14, Guonae W. Crane ate Joa. HM, Gary, t of w sted Bates Navy, in the 4 The \wintrver aod friends of the femity are invited tw atten iba funeral, tate rerideuee, No. Lat ¢ ee 0 ltr Vontuny wfternone, att iG Goud, a 6 5 Semen an 8 reot, on Tueadoy morning, at ton o'clock, and thence to | roud to reeognize he panion we the members of the m4 sary charet, Taare’ G sopaioun. tunes wit! be gots: i oils Hace Ball Ciutat: Che"iung. tf ie rated. Fusplutious. b pLuses—Jonx Dox, son of Patrick and Johanat ae Ey beable ath he a nday Merour . oh routaiaa will be removed te Staten Island this Ay BOONMAWRENCE D. KIEDNAN, lobday) alteroon, at one o'clock, from lis lave root | Jaws Ky Comnican, Secretary + Sel No. 80 Whiteball street, 1 OMALDSOM —Un Saturday, March 14, of penne, Hawwaut, widow of Vaschal Dovaldsoa,'agod #8 yours, 9 monrhs and 18 daye. iho relatives aud (rienda of the family, also those of her brothors, William Riker, Ben). F. and Chi fro respectfully invited to ationd the funcval . 8 French, from ber lato rosidence, 118 First streot, on ‘tuesday altoraoon, at ene o'clock, Cemetery, Jense copy. Her remains will Le wterred in Geeeuwod Pulladelphia and Washington papers De Cokbova —The funeral sery ices @ the lato isaac De Convova will be held this (Monday) afternoon, ut two o'clock, at the Church of the Redemption, Kast Fourteenth ‘Tue friends and relatives are invited to attend without furthor notice, Fiawmone.—in Jorsey City, ow Saturday, March 14, after a short illness, Mr. Jamms Fuemainc, in (ue 59un Your of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are rospectfully Invited to attend (he funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at Stoecy One from Bt. Mathow's church, Sussex siroet, pbrect. Gaxey,—In Brooklyn on Sumday, March 15, Mrs. Faw. mad Lavinia Gaeawr, Widow of Thowias I. Greau’, in the 38d year of her Notice ‘Hepars.— Hevass, in the 671 ‘The friends of neral, on coat residence, No. 198 Sixth avenue, semen OS on Batarday, March 44, at bis residences, 207 war | oid i orth Ace on Tuesday afternoon, at | The rolativs invited to attend the fun one o'elo Third a will bo taken to Greenwood. L | ch | the Fight y-fourth atroc this (Monday) Ww church, Twenty day aftornous, at li onl; aged 18 mouths and 14 da; Feapectfully. favtea attend the funeral, ak ‘afternoon, at one o'clock, from hia late roaldénce, ogrner of Bedford and Downing ‘streets. KeLLY.—Of consumption, Brinort Kxiiy, tho ps a wife of Francis Kelly, aged 34 years, born u the parish of Tydevenct, county Moneghan, Ireland. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to atcend the funoral, at her late residence, No, 220 Chorry street, on Tuesday aftornoon, at two o'clock. Kaxiva.—On Saturday, Deloved son of Henry and Mary Kamna, aged 2 months and 10 days, 241 The rowing will be taken to Salonville, Mans. (Monday) morning, at seven o'clock, for intorment. Lrary.—On Saturday morning, March 14, Deyn Leary, the cidest son of Jeromia and Johanna Leary, years and 6 montha. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, trom the is parents, No. $2 Divition street, thie (Monday) after OON, at one O'clock. Cork (Ireland) and Lanussiene —E | eur Sone, France, rose 6 ‘The rel atv ©, Trelond, aged ¢ a hea and 2 mont! o'clock, from his Inte residence, No, 262 Monroe sti Ana McLanghiin, age ‘The relative? ava tric \avitod to attenvt Uh two o clock, f geant, 09 8 Moxroowen Gouxs First refiment No The frucral will uke pico from her late residence ot, botween Third aud Fourth avonsice ry invited to attend the funeral one o'clock, from the Seventh avenue, AvouNMAMY, eklest ean of Patrick Shaughnessy , Tue reutiven om and friends of tho family are reepoctfully (bis (Monday) afternoon, at residence of aie parents, No. 890 oti unera to oreo. Dak Lodge, No. 82, March 14, Grorax At None knew hit bat to lov F Damod bim but to § and f this (Monday) afternoc » from the ne, corner of Twenty-Brat street, v.—On Sunday, March 15, at her residence, N Street, Manis, beloved wifo of Edward ‘Lill yoar of her age. resident Australian papers please enpy HeTLRA, a vative of Ch and ir 0. of ud the members of ‘6 invitedfto attend the funeral, ) No. 10 White street. 14, of dise Rathor bis soul row arquaintape River Pogine Company, No. 17, are rospecttul attend the funeral. og Monday afternoon, L Athena, Georgia, CHsnies Bato win Loman, day, March 14, zuth year, eldest «on « on Thursday, N in the 42d Lewnck, fn bis wi of hie father, 283 ‘rend street, this i wo 0 cloe oars cud 6 won! hs of the faiily funera), this (Monday residence of her unel furday, March 14, Mary f. wife of ¥ w York Voiuutears: at twelve o'cloel irgh papers Hleage copy. On Sunday, March 1, cr Mownia, wie of Thomnae Morris oral Wilk t ADGINEY.<-On Sepday morning, ‘ch 15 Bridge 14 days. aged 5 years, 0 mouths an foneral, at the Li strect, Beer Broadway, ou f-part two o'clock, without 4 invitation. Panc—at Kyo Pras 8, Pane r ¥., on Thursday, March 12, » hor Téth year residence of his parents, No. 236 ‘The remains aged epecttutly wr @ place on Tuesday afternoon ‘oloek, from her late yreatdence, No.1 teenth atrest Philadelphia and Rovbestor (N. ¥.) papers please copy act March 16, Wausau ny te goa Pratt tig ns me. wited to attond the fu- }, at one o'clock, from his late day morning, March 14, at two o'clock, , March 15, Estuxnixa Mc- ’8. and Leonora I’. Kelso, ‘Kavywaxw.—On Sunday, Margh 15, Jons H. C. Kacr- MAxw, aged 5T years and 6 da ‘The reiatives and (opr! ‘of the family, aes ie 4 bers of the 2 iucay ds of: ane faintly aro respectfully mm, at ne y, this 3 co of alo the members of Lodge la Lodge 1, this at two o'clock, from his late resi are of the heart, county Westmeath, ly 1D. oven year of Gustayus day, March 16, of iter of the late Joba and Mont iret Lieutenant Robert B. sMontigou y after & short \iluess, ‘The friends of the family are raspecttuliy invited to at- tend the funeral, from No. 09 Mott Alreet, at tyeu o'cloc Tolict of Robert Sathows, of Washiugion county, Now York, in her 71et yeu The Jos to rary. —On Sanday, March 16, Wittiam M. Ovomer er, ayat 70 years ‘The relatives and friends of tue family invited to attend the funeral, from hit ‘ate residence, No. 8 Suffolk streat, on Tacaday afternoon, at two o'clock OLSEY.—Ob Sunday, March 1, Ckertua, only daughter eite and Cecelia M. Olney, aged 10 years and & 8 nnd (rionde of (be fursily are respeetfulty Vree Wil) Haptiat to M | The relatives and frlands of tho family are respectfully tny ited to attend the fineral, irow this (Monday) afternoon, at two ¢ KoxvAn.—On Sunday, March 15, of Je tet church b Runyan, aged 3 years Nye, Maky Arcunn, widow March 15, Hesay Notice of the funeral to morrow. Reon —in Mrocklyp, on Sunday Recetas, aged 70 year j of (rneral to-morrow Jn Brooklyn, . D.,on Sunday morning, March Row 4 Fifth ete way, on Tuesday afternoon, at ie 470 your of hi “ 1 respec between Sevth Ninth street and (oer invitation. baven tfutly 1 the funeral, from his Ite residence, N two O'clock, Without fas Reroay —Oo Sonday, March 1, Naver Reauaw. ane tive of the parkh of Baken Bh couuty Mayo, Ireland, {n the 44th your of her Her frieuds and relatives aré royuested to attend the fanore!, from her late regitemce, No. 64 Bayard etreet, oo Tuesdoy afvo takon vo Calvary Lémoter Co i Saturday, Sarch 14, Jawes Baugy, aged 97 Rey tend the fenern), fren bia late sostquoe nowE=in Brooklyn, ul) Ak Pwo O'clock tor iateriuent »—O0n Sunday, March 16, of consumption, aged 43 yeare Tivy friends of the faswily ase reapectiully invived on Tw og D., om Sunday moruing, The remains will be Jou 10 at oT Hata Naa | I March Com George W. Char otte and Wiltiam ON ten ‘Toune Ou Saturday, March 11, Ctanties Toy, a Of Joreph and Pitoole Lorus , decease: 26T Wost Ebirvy ron, at lawif past one o'cle riday mormng, March Tararo, med 6 yours. Maryland paper Vas Zant. —On Soturday oh 14, Rew ano @ native of Amstordans, Htiand, ja tive Yoh ye ot me age | To relatives and frieats of the fovited to attend his funeral, oa ‘Tues: huif past one o'clock, {rom bis lave r cay MIRCHLLANKOUS. HOUSEHOLD woRD—nuy Bilver Fated Ware, Table 5. D. BASSCORD's Uteat Bacau PURE WHISKEY. SUITS KEATUCKY BOURBON WHISKEX, para ¥ droggint and groger ku New York, aver At T CHURCH, AT HOME AND VISITING elegant styles; aluo om great variety 0 atd. EVERDELL 5, 30 A BCHENCK'S VU LMONIC ‘of the celebrated ry tee for Govg! s, Cob Behonck's bea Weed Fonte and Xehensk's Mandrake Pitie DEMAS 5. BARNES & CO, d12 Browtway At nM. “EVERDELL SONS, 104 FULTON STREET, Ming Garde, Bute Kapor aud ba (usnovainy, Be READ Titrs, GYMEN, READ PITA. READ % is, Hosts Da. J. H. ScueNcK—Sin—E feel it Of tue sick and suffering of humanity following facta:— fay 1 wanaitocked with bonorchage @f the lings, and bled profusely, findiny atl agata L bled in gue'monl before, Th A fully comp root the lanpeudiag dict turaily skeptical and fearful uf be te abhorrence of cm piric jones I Two ot my parish covery; one hed taken nin Kyrup the | wad is other 8 ing 0: re Overy until she fund veliet Jn your By rh) came before ie apparently in the very bloJu jd countenance aad portly w fatig night. My cae w tor the Syrup and the Mandrake File and b a but afew day tay aliings are similar tn atriv ty, f Poe PL each. $! pet bott!e, or $5 CONEAD FOX, & Bar ley retail agent io § Pulmonis 8) ru) hated wale of sad Mane Canal avec! Omanee J the ty UL. ©, LONDON Market. Ol tn canon (1 orp | Cont, BL ju jotnts ai by De. ZACHAKLL, Refers to phystoians ND 4 RUE i aon LABLLA white and colar eds prin ta ae ViCrOR & atreet PpEstsess, iis ; NOI8ES IN TITRE HEAD, PORTS THROAT 7 an CHRONIC GATARPHL VON ELSENBERG, 0 ON Nat an, Ariat. ULAING Koos, 616 BLO DW AY. Cured by Dr ie —DR MARGULINS, ' vy] hours from 92 octoce | New Vor é Deh Trakclgh STYLES PROM PARP GEO. ©. ALLEN, 415 Brvadway, ove * Gow PENR—THE DEST AND TItH ¢ A. MOMTON'S. 25 Maiova lane, New Ve [*Aeep ele 2 RESTORED str BY DIL VON BIKES BENG, neuiing How OOULIEE 4 daly, at uw oNeuLTiNa Lavery Nowe, NY MIS ands RTANT BURGICAL CAare tg, Biot tn the Bladder MPORTANT FESTIMONY OF 4 POY Mee W. Fowsn th “remy he carina behind ta god & ) wikiels Damn mequal “Rows ‘R wen ue \ ria a 15, Joms Rows, in the 47th year of bis age, 3 ‘the reiatives and friends of the famniiy are respecttouy | i = want? agrungss ~~~ * | iavited, t0 attend rh eed aay Christ charch, in ford aven: on eee 4 CABINET Puasrreure | BUSS, KLIS S Sp Pit Amaia Si | 23 AND 8% FOURTH TTRERT, Sxin.—Ou Fu ies eh 16, issma Borth wert cornet of Broat way. | of the late Jacob Fanith, rand ih year of her ' . — j ‘The friends of the family are invited to at Re argom aasorlitien, Of teh * Pvreiouse te 0 bes on lueeday afternoon, at two eo | fold '” the ot en eta romidence, No. 4 Pacitio piace, Wert Tweu'y a. sein tad pate | betecea ixth an Reveain erence tue tras Brak ime | ioetom : errelewe of has deed eyo Alig. | ggAtRason-— At hn aor none Hastings, We i = ~ } ¥. ey March 2 after 's linger i) Ab « Covege Varsiiore sew” ir (Chir ietiag renignatic cate, wife ot being ADIER (iit r - COMBR=NEW STYLes ‘er. ae 4 eaves from Parle. Hor tale vy OLO. C. ALLEN. of Chambers street will stop at Hawtin “non thie ooraston. yey thom to the hove, wirORd.—On Sunday morning March 26, iuxs Tar Lk SANDFORD, On) Pw of Jamws and Laure 7. sandford, aged The fatuor, No. b5 West T wen Street, this { Monds: | strermtom stir eh aa "4 | ber parents, and of her ler, oe invited to wt! “ee * be Hudena River tou o'chick express t apecia’ Carriages will be at thw stat sureiy yous foneral «ii tend tue toneral wi ih We taken Lo Vreemwred ( for tatorment, Aree OM yoy March 18 ia the th your bin Hits friends late rowttence Dawer Mase izing no 0 Priday, Mareh 13, of comeum pti and the late torah Trawor, aged 91 ben and 2) daye ends, thine of the fanyly [the arsceiate aber tiead the fuweral, f 1 Forty tinth Street, k. om bie inte re Mondtny ) wi ting of the Magnolte Bees Ps ’ eury 3 —- L, tw orn ta ‘o take piace frean the residevce of her jatiend the fauersl, (rom tate M1 aveaor, om Tuesday afturnoon, ¢ 0 chock, Tuten farlloe matic a Jomy and the meuhers of the ctnw uf 1900 | Gianye STrONe ASD. atm wm, Srcane Ses SELL. “ib Broeaway pty & VP ea RE COLD WEDDING BINGE FOX ALLIS 4b BrosAway, one door ine, orris nid Mle eTATES price vi. obste ‘ at te OOF ALi KIMDS pile Keoteky, Missorrt, Tenmenies ant Vinge Lote Bevetning. C poede ts 1 | tlle Lear ov at JEWEL Y aso aTouns ap Wee for ine tw Ge CAL Tpe ¢ ahy = 44 om beiaw Canal siren, formant) 1% 104K. UTE WATES ‘ tof ste