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BOOKS. ouR BEST COMPANIONS.

BOOKS, nII BEST COMPANIONS.
In the best books. great men talk to u.
give Us their most precious thoughts. and
pour their souls into ours. Tod be
thanked for books! They are the vol.
ces Of The distant and the dead. and make
Us heirs Of the spiritual life of past ages.
Books are the true Jewellers. They give
10 all who will faithfully use them, the
society, The spiritual presence Of the beet
and greatest OF our race.
No matter how poor am: no matter
though the prosperous Of my own time
will not enter M obscure Dwelling; ii
The sacred writers will enter and take Up
their abode under my rool-if Milton will
cross my threshold 10 sing 10 me Of
Paradise (; and Shakespeare open 10 me
the words of Imagination, and the work
ings Of the human heart: and franklin
enrich mo with his practical wisdom--I
shall not pine for want of intellectual
eompanionship. and | may become eul-
;ira,ed man. though excluded from what
is called the best society in the place
where | live.
| know how hard il is to some men.
especially 10 those who spend much time
in manual labor. 10 fix attention nn hooks.
Let them strive 10 overcome the difficulty.
BY choosing subjects Of deep interest. or
b. reading in company with those whom
they love. Nothing can supply The place
Of books. They are cheering Of soothing
in solitude, illness. aiilicI;on.
The wealth Of both continents would not
compensate for the good they impar.
Let every man, If possible, gather some
good books under his roof, and obtain
access for himself and family To some
'ocial library. Almost any luxury should
10 sacrificed 10 This.
Dr.. csaaaias's PaHps!sI on Ssif Culture
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III | l. l. S 30 UU q II. N. Z.
PUBLISHED wEpKLY
ny DENNIS rIpanTT.

AT THkEE nhLLsRs 4 rsAR, on Ivo noLLARs
FtFrY CENTS ~ ram IN Al Vance.
Those who do not give notice ct thrir VIZ"
10 have Their paptr discontinue 81 The txrna'
iion OF the year, will be rrcrumcd as fesn're
IFS tontlHHanec uptIl ronntt rtnEEccd -~~Ano'o
paper wall te dtst ontinust' until all arrtatst's
are paid, unless at tho option IL the ruhl,shef'
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen iih'f'
one dollar for the first, and issn.y.fye etr's
for each subsequent insttlioni longer once ~
proportion. Court advertisements twenty we
per cent higher. 4 deduetinn of 80 pgG tsSt.
WIN be made to advertisers ~ the yvaf.
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WHAT Is USEFUL EDUCATION.


We pu. the question in reference to The
great b dy Of the American youth. who
are 10 eara their bread by The sweat OF
their 5Fows. and. under Providence, to
WELD the future dssiinies OF our country.
Fso principles should be aimed alto
provide fOr themselves honorably under
Ordinary contingeneies--ani qualified
then TO become useful to society. Tie
'nes as vel as universal experience
soundantly sdmonish thai, however the
children of wealth may indulge in indo.
ienee aud dissipation. while their means
iss'-ihe great msss Of American youth
must and ought to depend upon their la
Dor Tor their fortunes and their useful
hess' Fortune is a! best precarious-
ps.rlmonlal dependence is uncertain. and
reliance upon the friendship or charity
OF Tie world, or upon Office, is frail and
oeoasing' Self dependence IL the only
sure stay. We are willing TO help those
VINO help themselves. Productive labor
u .he legitimate source OF all The wealth,
individual or na,ional-and 10 labor il
profitable TO the individual and tn the ma.
non' IN proportion 10 the measure of in
eii'seaee and scientific knowledge which
guides and directs its operations. Hence
u Is Oh primary importance tina. our youth
should be e1ee.aaly laugh, to labor. and
that heir minds shoulJ be- early imbued
WIN that kind Of knowledge which will
instruct them in the principles of their
business. render ii honorable. and make
Them independent. in their conduct and
In fortune.
We have. to be sure, Colleges and Ara-
aem'es more Than can well be supnorted !
or That can be made economical and use. |
ia'. But these are in measure conse. |
Grated TO the learned protcssioas--,o the
privileged iew-for they are privileged. |
'nasmuch as they are the exclusive reel.
p'ents Of public bounty in The higher
branches CT learning. prodcu.lve labor
receives little or 10 advantage from their
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EsETEaMONT
Female Academy.

fttiiE exercises ri this institution, twelve
miles south west from I.lilsborough,l will
commence on the tisat day Of February, and
vii continue without intcrlnissiun fut two scs.
sinns; the vacation will be given in the months
OF December ard January. The price II tui.
ton - eight dollars a session; Drawn ing and
Painting tive dollars extra. The increase n
this school is a sut::vIcnt evidence of the gene.
raj satisfaction which Mrs Morrow has given
IN the managent of her srho"l; an u hest.
tate not 10 say, that those who wish Ia give
then daughiers liberal education would do
well 10 c"niile them 10 her care.
Board. five dollars a month.
THOS. d. OLDHAM.
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PICkARD.
December 90. e.,
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Notice.

q IL p"rsors indebted 10 the late firm 81
LATIMER & MEBANE, nr TO JAMES
NEG NE. in. are requested to call an the
Snbsefber aud make immediate sct,Irment.
their ACCOUNTS will he pu, into The
nands OF an officer for collection. Longer in.
diligence cannot he given.
JAMES MEBANE, in.
January %. sl--
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MRS. gAssEgU
CONTEMPORARIES

us just received. in addi:ion 10 Lstt,r..
assortment III
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List Of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office a, HILLSIDE.
rongh. n. c. on tie Is, day of April,
1889. which. if not taken ont in three
months. will be sen, 10 the General
Post Office as dead letters.
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Look &c Thfs.

SpIiE FsialiHw Esaablisimena u L. A..
- sasetaaor ! slTsFsd On ssls . go. =
dating ieFEas. 70 . prasilssl Essnt.. -.
small family. tie ssiuasson i > sssY 1. 80
enc. PEvsessieaal aad nahrr sns.g..s...1e
demanding - psessnt lie sLaie Il - -
aiane FEeseat me from agaia assuw,ss !,
EastaEsal char. shaeh. with somr &c., -
Aas been 10 ne scarce of pissKurs 80 =, -
There i, perhaps. m ssilage IL ahr Ks.,. =
haais "ai better inducements for - sst.li.s
meat u Giae ksn1 -
n. ]. PALMER
Miliaa, =. G. Ian. .. :.
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STATE or SoRTn.cARoLlNA.

STATE or yoRTH.cARoLINA.
Orange County.
In Equlsy-Mareh Term. 1850.
Hsi!saa n. Pratt. sAs slssrs,
".
Rsassa csratH. and stAsrs.
}fT appearing 10 the satisfaction oT ,hs csv,,
that hahIamla Johnson anu Sarah h,s SIis
are not tsha bttahis Of ik.a state; II 10 Their.
fore ordered, that publication be- made IN IL
lii,laaoruuGa Recorder, Tor Vi. weeks ssr,ss.
saEsiy. that unless the sail BENJAMIN Jetsss,
and sarah ais wife, be aud appear al the rtst
tern 1t Ills EoaEI, 10 be held Il the rcart
iiouse IN tItllsboFnueh, on the second Moa
pay IN September ncHt. and plead, answe, o.
dsmar, the bull will Be tahea pre- eorfssfs o. ID
sasa. and ssi down tor hssrins 90 Tar.s.
JAMES WEBB. C. 4 H. E.
Price adv. 81 81. g4-ew
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Remaining in the Post Office al HILLSIDE
i rough, n. c. on tie Is, day of April
| 1889, which. if not taken nu. in tire,
months, will be sen, 10 the Genera
| Post Office as dead letters.
A J.
! John al'en Mrs. Mary Laws Q
/ lanes Allison John Lockhart
| James Atkison Mics Mary Z. Lane
| Deacon Seldom Arnold Miesiah Leonard
! Robert Anderson Silas n. LINK
Ii nj
/ Miss Harriet Boo'h Alex'F Montgomery
j AlTy l. Nereary. scr. James Montgomery
wants ofAr. Burgyin William A'Dowe!i
william Baldwin Hunter A'Culach
James baldwin Miss Eliza M'Cewn
Mnsaer Barton Thomas MtCraeken
j,.hn Bowers John Or aaron Maroon
James ?. Brown Rev. Fhomas Mason
Joseph Barlvw Andrew t. Murdoch
James Rockwell Rev, Roberto. Maynard
William Brown n
Reuben Batcs10r William SlchoIl
Re3diek Brown james l.. sut,.eet
G. d
Genrge r. Corcins Henry o'Daniel
Caiy Csabtree Eo!sOwsil Old
Edward Cowdo II
James IL. Christie George Pratt 2
Jnha CFaotfee Thomas q. Pratt 2
iHoTnas IrabtFse John Price
William Chamb.ee Edward pradsr
Abel IAN William Piper
William Darlington Henry Picket
David Comb n
Abraham Crablrce Ir.,,v p;rh...
Mary Clark 80. y 80
Reuben Garden -"
Levin Carmichael g. a. wa '""''S'
ID William Ray
Roland Davis Judson Riley
Hampton Dollar William M. Roberts
William Dollar william Roberts
Timothy DAVIS James Rigps2
william Duska Chesly r. Ratney
James Daugheny james Rainey
+ JohH Ray
Hugh Faucette James Reeves
James Fauc.t,s john Reevcg
Abisha Faucette George Reeves
Green Fiadlev Wilson Rheu
Alexander Forrest John Y. Roberts
Ii >
Paul Heart William Smith
Robert Hall, sen. James sankhan
Thomas HuIchias Leonard sm'th
David Houlder Sosepa steet
heaaay NORTON
Joha Holloway Gen. 'oha SinIth
Iahn Iunter William +. e. Smith
James IIaney
Joha HALEY James Turner
James r.. HHfrhlss Abel Thompson
Leroy IIudnai Samuel Tate
Cave & Holland Peter Thomson
John Hodge Joseph l.. Turner
w
III
John II logan william ~. Woods
Samuel Wilson
Charles Wilson
a William Wilson
= = D'''S' ''se~" saane Workman
:, Joseph ID. ebh
-, Henderson Woods
r, >, 20 'r. ~ i4emgei Hitkers0n |
se"SS James wilkins
- john G. Walker
Ohm Kelly > Grandson Woods
I'm Keith Charles Yancy sss
AscxE ~. Kirkland 2 George Yancy
THOS. CLANCY, p. H.
April l. CT
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WlLalAGi Wa G9AYs5
EiiUGG.!06Ec OE.yI.IE.NT ,
foR TnE CruE OF
External Diseases, viz:

White Swclllngs. Scro!ula and oitrr fu:
mo"rs, Sore Legs and Ulcers. Old AMI
Fresh Wounds. Sprains ond Bruises.
dwellings aud Tnilamaticns, Sealjs and
Barns. Womrn's Sore Breasts. ScaId
Head, Rheumatic Pains. ChilbIalus.
letters. Eruplions, liiles, Nliilows--
aud most ellectual remedy for tie re-
moval of Germs,
also, Beckwi'l,'s Anli.Dispeptic Pills'
ron SALE ny
ALLEN PARKS.
Sep'emtcrs. 81
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N FEM regular Baarders ran h. ser.n.
dated ~ the sabssrher, 81 he GA 49,
u John faddls. deceased. ah"
TED during Court week =
fshrasryIs a.
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tnilE subscriber would respectfully inform
- the public, that this large and c"mmedi
Gus Establishment. situated on the street Il ad.
rag directly west from The Court House, IL now
open for the reception Of Travellers a nd Kcru.
lar B1ardess. Having erected this building
especially Tor Hotel, no expense ar rains will
be spared 10 give i, character abroad, bic Gus.
tom, rs may serelore rest assured that his &C.
commodaiIons will be gond.
" families desirous Of spending some time
in the place. may tind comfortable aecomtno.
lat:ons at the Orange Hotel.
ISAIAH II. SPENCER.
October IL. diff
Morning herald., 1839-05-11
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Mny 1O-0 p. M .

Wall stree, today has presented very little Of interests pre-
favorable but there to be lack Of
eonense that they will continue Stocks have again been
rather quiet today sales have been TO fair extent without
any marked change prices Money scarce and
= disposition to buy time evnced; in some instances
m improvement pereepble. Union Bank went sP per
cent; Delaware Hudson II per cent; Bank Of Commerce
per cent; Stoningion cent Some aPPrehsnson are
entertained fall in cotton by the last adv'ces from Ii
verpoo will carry Of the large houses in the souts
and then involve their connections this city, This may anee
Dealers but the public have not TO fear the same
from such result might be the ease after
prosperity when business connections had eees eH
tended and enlarged The Of this has been the case
ay bu.nes, ha, and old connections closed
Nd and settlements effected far possible, without reopen
ing new ones The fall wil therefore, mostly Affect 'sme Of
the banks and thus form excuse for retadng the
equalization Of domestic exchanges these now remain N very
nearl, the same condition as Last week.
TAe following are the current OF Bank Notes and Ex.
chau0c
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

This continued of the exchanges and the great hsctsa
on which they liable, the greatest evils to which
commercial affairs exposed The rate Of exchange both
obcy Of business in the United States;
ahat h as balance created in the north asa n the south,
by pwrchae OF goods. the demand increases and the rate
riscs until reached point which is runous to the mer-
chant Th. him suspend his sales until such time as
e crop forward lquac the claim and exchange
again falls. This evil much eshapced by the disposition
shown by o the banks speculate in exchange at the
pcnc the traders This has been peculiarly the since
ahe United States Bank las ceased operate national
hank and was also from the years 1911 1916, when
fe inland trade thar oneosrth what il sno when
fhc United States Bank went into opcrson found by
Se hanks that the system of settlements pursued that
inse. which was. requiring payment Of the balances at
hort intervals without allowing the balance 10 become too
larce eectu, restrained them in their operations and
ed the currency become comparatively equaired This
caused great against the institution which was accused
f opprep the banks in order 70 enrich ITSELF To Illus
trate the action which the United States Bank mad npon the
others We will compare the situation o the United states Bank
with the other. during operation Of the bank and also for the
mast year Thus the profits Of the banks besides the interests
on their cspal. cons, in ordinary business ~ that ~@oh
y receive on the difference. between their ereua'os and
depostes and the specie in their vaults We wil therefore,
give aggregate condition of five hundred and CITY BANKS
nj the commencement .f the year 1896.
Captal s25l s75 7o2 circulation and deposcs sassioSs
Deians .rec,e l0oo,soi
De'"''' ''r' -
.,,v... difference Of salsssssu
or about se per of the capital The United States Bank
at the same period bad
Capital ssSoooOOO circulation and dero''e' soos.ees,
Deduct specie, ep'saeo
Leave. difference of ssq7sl67
or about a. per of the .ap. This statement shows that
An the full tide Of speculation, the state banks in eond.
son better BY nearly PEI regard TO their profits
,ban the United State. Bank which accused of apply
spo The screws 10 them We win compare their condition
al The close a. the last year. there eight hundred and
twenty -four banks.
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

TIT Below.
One ship, one bark, and two brigs.
Sailed.
Cabot Sumers, Liverpool Wind NE.
nIemorawda
EThe Montreal for London detained by the eaterly winds
She sails this morning Her letter bags will close at Gpn
Exchange News Room at the usual hour.
NAsrSx INSPECTION OrrcE,
Boston, May ., 1892
The following list Of vessels reported the ls january
iast, nave been totally wrecked, viz
Bart., Bht brig. brig. and .ehr.
s;s.; s:Sss..... 3: 3: ss:%S' ss:.ss' ..si;;.. ss;;.
Steamboats,, American, 50
Total 81 Total, %
This Fred Warren hence at Charleston manboom
27th ult.
ship Modesto, from New York and Norfolk arrived
The Tampico Franklin had her mainmast plnered
by Lightning the 2l and the Captain Baliard slightly stunned
York.
Notice 20 Mariners.
PLYMOUTH, c. April "a The floating light at the mouth
Of Roanake River has been removed for the purpose Of
next until which time buoy with white flag will be placed
at the station.
We learn that Lieutenant Edwin w. Moore, of the United
States Navy has been offered by the Of Texas
chief command Of the Texan Navy It has not yet been
cepted
Thomas Gerner, Koopmsn, from New York for Maanzas,
May i lat SO, loag - 80.
Marceina, (Cat hence for Carthegena April Is, lat $685.
long TO-
Foreign Ports.
MoSTEvIDEo, March IL 7-Sagamore, Moore, New York,
.st arxed, via Rio de Janero. Sid Eda (Norwegan for
New York
TAMPlco-In port, Axulis, fm NYork; Courier, do.
GALVESTON, Texas April 23d-Arr Oral Davis, from New
York.
HAvANA April 2s-Arr Sarah Parker Davis, Apaachicoa
Lstard, New York New England, Clifford, do; William and
Eowery do Dianther. Williams do 20h cid Lion
Gilpatrick, do.
HALrrAx May 4-virgina, for New York, repg; Hazard
from do, expected to be condemned.
United states Ports.
BANGOR, May Ar Cordelia Gray New York; Champn,
MITCHELL do Mechanic, Kidder do, via Boston Forester,
Snow NYork.
Bosros, May oArr Sally Hope Baker, New York; Oscar
Lowell do; Mara Small do; Chersb, Baker do Henry Clay
Baker, do
PniLADELrAIA May Oar Granpus, Drake, NYork; cid
Indiana Baynum do.
BALTIMORE, iday 9-Ar Lsonidas, Kelly, New York.
RICHMOND. May Arr Wm Granger, Allen New York.
Manchester Knapp do Carroll Cor,on do Marietta Ryan,
Weldon, do Sid Tuscarora, Smack, do.
CHARLESTON, May 5-Arr Allen, Wilson, New York,
STAR Hail. do Fred Warren Warren, do Sarah Lavna Bur
tell DO; Increase smith, do 4th Cordea Sherwood,
5h, SD Niagara, Bssher, do cid Ashly Pike do orono
Chase Matanzas.
GEoReErowS C. May 4-Cid Nancy Jane, Benedict New
York; Planet Smith, do Herald, Edridgc, do; Diamond,
Sears, do.
SAvASNAH, May A-Sld Poland, Gardner, NYork.
APALAcHcoLA April A-Cld Redwing, Lufin, New York;
2sd, Maria, Parsons, Greenock
NEw ORLEANs May l.-Arr Faeo, Harlow, New York.
Morning herald., 1839-05-11
Packets 20 Arrive.


Cleared.
Ie,,n, Mcdowell Philadelphia; Marion, (Br) Bowyman,
oa,h,c: Criterion Ma.gan Maasias Aaddis Cunningham
Rsnvor Ne; Fluva Cater Baltimore; Thos Wyms johnson,
Wahinstoa ~ CT Niagara Cole, Lverpoo Cousin Wolfe,
Batavia and Canton; Urca, (Swe Beneenn Treste wash
inctou Avry Bangor SAMUEL Berry, Curacao Richmond,
Berryrau Nassau, N. P Leontine, Dccrborn, Rshnond
Arrived.
Dr;v L Dur.nd wroton 10 days from Trinity Martinique,
with nolasses TO Mitchell X Co.
R,;g spcndd Herrisk days from Rochelle, with brandy
&c a. Nr.mith Leeds Vessels left before reported.
sehr Red Jacket, Abcrtson dayirom Quincy WIN granite
sehr BRILLIANT. SNOW 4. fm MarbIchsad, with fish.
sehr Alert Tucker, IA days from st. Johns ~ D, with
plaster
schr Western Trader Baker days from Boston, with fish
TO master.
sehr saluda, Harding, > d. IN Boston, with fish
schr Paul Jones Smith days from Providence with mdse
sehr Susan, Smith, days from Falmouth, with SALT bound
10 Albany
schr sophrouia Fountain, days from Lubec, with plaster
TO master.
schr Superior, Kelly, a. I'm Portland, with fish.
schr pcteburg Johnson d. I'm Baltimore with -four Sc
To Johnson Lowden.
schr Albany, Par.on, days from Boston, with mdse bound
10 Albany. 80
r ,chf Adaad Wilson IA days wndson Ms, plaster
sebr Hope aud Es,her Niekerson a. from Portland, with
sehr lane Fi.h, Gardner, ds I'm Machas with spars
schr Willow Lowe, Is d I'm Lubec with plaster.
schr Tallcnt - days I'm Hos,on, with mdsc bouad 10
sc5T Asawan Durham, salcm day, with md.c camp.
bell, Wade \ Co
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

Capital sso7 oss77s, circulation and dsPo'ts' sS
Deduct specie, '''S
Is,. as.,, $lsss4ss46
or about so per cent Of the capital The uneo eaes
for the period foows-
DsSas, S,.s, ..;s g..,HoO'O00' 6,2as,4 ,476
Law. Hr.,.,..os slse9a,l74
about 40 per cent Of its capital
These tables show that since the cessation Of the United
States Bank to controlling agent its own business has
not materially altered while that Of the state banks has de-
creased per regard to the proAabe portion Of their
business Ths has been oecasoned by their warning among
and in many sections Of the country have been
greater tyran each other than the United States Bank
This great difference in the profits Of the institution they have
sought make by specializing in exchanges and produce
and grinding the merchants and farmers every possible
way.
The community has suffered and is now suIe.g from this
cause IN very great degree and must continue to do until
some system saoped by which uniformity Of exchange
be insured without the balance Of trade The
sociaon OF southern banks recently MENTIONED about
10 be formed under the management of Mr. Melville Wilson,
will carried successfully into oPeraon be OF great service
in regulating foreign exchange by having fand an establish
ed credit in London which 10 draw when exchanges rss
and thus from the Of demand
for specie precisely this which adopted by
the Bank Of Edinburgh with signal and afterwards by
the Bank Ireland If all the banks in the country to
to adopt similar and make their exchanges centre in
New York. which easily be done in combined with
branch London, the expense would fall lightly each in
sson comparison with the advantage derived that Of not
being liable to demand for specie the Of tenn
porary panic
The Buffalo Republican, states, that there in circula
ton in city SIS the Rochester City Bank also S2 Of
the Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn.
The following statement of the condition Of the Bank
the State Georgia and branches for the six months ending
the M April ls3s compared with the aggregate Of 1885,
also Of the Of Mledgeve up to April leth, ls39
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

DARK TaRAr4E--TUIs rvEHt,,,, vu 5. usr
= formed Tor the BENEFIT OF MONS MARTIN,
PRoMoTioN-Marqos de v.llscour, Mr. Fishss-Coloael
DC Ia Sa,ds Mr. ChepindaleCh Msryi, MIR Wheat
yAsdame de vsll.ssar. Mrs vsrnoa-Msdans d Ia
To which will be added the of LA BAYADERE-Ths
Gnknown, Mr. Jones-Ohfo1r, Mr. Riehsgs-Zolee, Ma
After which the Ist "A act. MAsANlELLo- Ma.anelo,
nr Jones@rletro, Mr. Nhchings--Fsneiia, Mad. LIE,
In Act is BoLERO will be danced BY Mons MalH and
In Act end, A NATIONAL TARENTELLA will be danced
Sy Mad pl,I Lsso%t. s mite and and Mon. Martin. M1
Grand Pas Styren by Mad Leeomte Mons. Martin
To conclude with the farce of SHOCKING EVENTS-Grf
fnnof, Mr. Ckprindae-Captan spof, Mr Ps,sy.Mr
Puggs, Mr. F,her-Dorothy, Mr., Pr,tcAard-Kty, Mr.
Doors open at o-psrasrmnee at quarter past
Box Tickets, Sl-Pt SO ecnts-Gallery, 2s cents.
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera House
IN MIR WALLACK Lessee-Corner Of Leonard and Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway-THis EVENING WI
THE MOUNTAIN sYLPH-Donald Mr. wilson--hea,
Mr. seguia-Eolia Miss shirref-Jessie, Mrs Bailey.
To conclude with THE MILDLY AsHoRE-Harry halcyon,
Mrs Sefton-Anne, Miss Ayres
Doors open at l2Pcrfomance to commence at T. Boxes
81 Pit so cents. Gallery a5 cents.
ID OWERY THEATRE-T. 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, (f6th night
NICK OF THE WO0Ds-sx Characters, by Mr. Proctor
Five Characters, BY Mr. Gates.Co Bruce MIR j. B. Rice
Highland Fling,-Miss Wilams-6 years old--iourth aP
pearance.
To eoncnde with THE POOR soLDIER-Patrick, Mr. ).
b. Rce-Darby, Mr. Gates-Dcrmot, MIR Fagan-kath-
leen, Mrs Proctor.
Doors open O'Clock the performance to at half
past precisely
Prces-Boxes. rs cents-P 37A ecns-Gallery % cents
ERANKLIN THEATRk CHATHAM SQUARE, : under
IL the direction Of Mr. w r. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING will be performed,
JACQUES STROP-Or, few passages in the life Of
Robert Macaire- Robert Maeaire, Mr. Cline-Jaeques
strop, Mr. Wis-Marie, Mrs Wright
After which,
Mr. Byrnes will sing the affecting ballad Of Gpsey Davy.
Te conclude with
BLACK EYED SUSAN-William Mr. s Clinc-CaPtaa
Crosstrse, Mr. Charles-Hachet MIR rMDcnad-Admiral, Nj
MIR Anderson-Iaker, Mr. Goodenow-Doggrass, MI Bel
lamy-Jacob Twigg, Mr.. Wills-Back Eyed Susan Mrs.
Watts
Doors open Performance to commence quarerpas
O'Clock f2lla.
nLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (nsxt door
~ TaersaPs)-Under the sole management Of ID. ID. Me-
KlNNY.-Ths evening" will be performed,
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walter, hlr ID. ID. Mckn-
ney-sir Thomas Clifford, Nr Thorne-IIelen, Mrs
Thorne-Julia, Mrs Flynn.
Grand Medley Pas Seul, Madame Trust.
Grand Pas Seal from La Bay Madame Arralne.
To conclude with
THE LOAN OF LOVER-Peter Spyk, Mr. Brdges-Ger-
trade, Mrs Flynn in whsh character she will sing Pve
money!" cont think Pm ugly" and with MIR Bridges the
duet Of Ho-merrow will be Market day"
Box, SO cents-Pit, IS cents-Private Boxes, $500.
Seats may be secured hy applying to H. W. MeKinny, Trea
surcr at the Box Office Of the Theatre, from 10 till g.
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