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NIlsceilaneou s RECORD.


Packet ship Queen Of the West, for Liverpool will
leave this morning.
NJ Ship Agnes for Canton will sail 10 o'clock and
brig Thomas, for Monsego Bay Letter bags the Ex-
change News Rooms.
" Ship Norma, Ellis for Havana will sail tomorrow
~ We are under obligations to the Southern Patriot,
Charleston, for slip.
S SsS Rs.,E tew wsss s
.nd che i Inst away her mann
%o dsnss .ou Of The Bs. ."
sems M...,Ir.. Patterson, from Phadslphj. for Bo.-
both il a.sSs having been eeI,.ion o" Non
say HEsd g ss ss sas Waiter Is M
TSs mast aud cut Er-
Notice 10 Mariners.
rJANr. Mosnos. At 'rA,}
On re iIh Nqvsmssr Q. my Ps;sSs from the equator
j..
with light wnd, breakers. but have doubt il
"a" fTsss Of ss ts
iaf @ Ia on o o
that have come nndei my notice think would be well to
CHAs. D. HARDING, Master.
Sch, Dover Hsrey. from Boston for Rio Janeiro 18th inst
BAN a. sy =. c. ss% ss. New Orleans for St
Of Head ssa Ksy rSs'Se
NV WhaIemen.
Arr at Maftapoiset May Is. bark Elizabeth Dagget At.
lantc Ocean with 100 bb tao WHY oil board sent home
$50 SPIN. SPOKE, Nov 2sd stS5s lou Is W ships Eu.
Smith. Warren, DO Jan z2d, Lag Q lon $3.50 Wm Ann, Of
bark Baron: Price Newport 10 SPIN trsrorsd Feb ls
: .si iss s st. 4 Tn e s sa BE- AS
Green, Harbor staed 18th lat 90 e3 lon 49, bark
Cherokee Devol Bedford. 2oO bbs bound home would
touch Rio ysneo; 2s lat 10 lon rs l2 w briggs Inga
Cudwoh Wareham $50 SPIN; 25h lat 81 as lon "a H. Troy
Grinne. Bristol, ITO SPIN.
Foreign Ports.
C9a5 April Alb Port shiPs Empire, Russell from
and for Wsls; ready El.inors Proctor for New orsans
OrssALrAR, April BIN port bark Alabama sgrague I'm
18th Passed through 18Th, BRIG Globe Young, for Balt-
more; and Cameo, Jarvis tno dae) from New Orleans for
Malta.
Qu.nrc, May isAr hars Lsnark Firth, Livepool; Am
colebcs,sr Dousss, RICHARDS. London exmdeE Wise,
Couhsrd Troca; bngs Spring Flower Reynolds Beifas
Amity Psrowd;l:, wh.sh.,sn; ION, Bovine. KoO.on.
sssSs. Msr.hsl do D,cm.hsI Quinn, Sligo, Countess Of
purhae Hosf Nswe:..s Aeadss Jss: LiysTcoli Char
dTssaosi AisIlssS Mary Crossisy Iivspoeis shps Ann
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thing else. Many dying in the streets Of want
daily and the deaths sonumerous that the amount
Of mortalay could not estimated" Articles Of first
necessity had risen TO exorbitant price, A quarter
Of -four half bushsD could not be obtained for less
"a mllreas, Sla and biscuits. weighing half once
sold for 30 cent and half each Salt which
short time previous selling at mreas. held
at Is mifiroas In the district Of Inhamun, Crao the
eeptng the sea coast the distress great beyond de-
scption, and the inhabana perishing OF hunger
in all directiDns-Baff. .9merican, Nay 10
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MAY lS-At market 500 Cattle, 30 yokes working
Oxen 43 Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep and about 800
Swine. $50 head of sale Cattle the Western
Railroad.
Beef Cate-Sales of extra So 25 first quality SO To-
second quality, SIS 49, third quality, 81 so a IS.
Working Oxcn-Sales noticed at S62 &C, II, 90, an
SOS.
Cows and Calves-salss were noticed at $40, 80 a6,
30, 81, and $45
sheep-sales not noticed there being but fow at
market.
SwneSales at wholesale, SC. for Sows and for Bar
rows at retail, from to &c.
N, B.--About $50 head of Cattle remain unsod at 4
O'Clock.
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New Bedford OH Market.


The news of the interruption Of peaceful relations be-
tween our own and the Mexican government has some
what checked the usual Of trade, and very little
has been done since the first of the week.
In Sperm have only to report sales Of $50 bbls
lots, at 80 cents, cash.
Whae-Thc market is little rmer since the recei pit
Of the news but there has been speculative
mont and prices remain about the The sales made
principally, the first of the week. embrace about
bills W. Coast for manufacturing bbls. at 81 cts
400 bbs. at 34i cents, and 100 at 80 cents, cash.
Whalebone-Sales Tuesday last of about 1000 lbs.
NJ W. Coast at 34 cents, since which have heard Of
no transactions.
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COAlDllcltClAi.

New York, Wednesday, May 40.
AsHEs.-A moderate demand continues for Pots at So
10, and far Pearls, at 81 OCT
BRE.Dsrurrs.-The market generally, is quiet-in
-four tho transactions are small and in wheat there is
nothing doing few small sales Of Gcnesee -four
made at - Gal, and in Michigan at - sol.
CorTos The market continues inactive, and salss
limited. To-day 500 bales were disposed OF without
change in prices Freights rather sitter all the
European ports. and to Liverpool 3D. has been paid for
several parcels and that is now generally demand
ed Exchange on London is plenty, and declining Our
inside rates are as high as shippers will pay
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THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OIL MILITARY
LII " L NJ - = q Ii

MANUFACTURED by Mr.. Johnson the inventor,
1vl late johnson, Vroom Fowler, wholesale aud retail
Fancy Soaps Essences and article pertaining
extensive manuactory for the trade and families at less
prices than other house in this country supply.
Also the depot OF the original and only genuine Magical
Pain Extractor for burns and Hays Lniment for Ples
Kaydor for the complexion;
Acoustic Oil for Deafness;
Sarsaparilla Extract, Scots per bottle. Ns
Oregon Hair Oil;
On the favorable merchants parts Of the
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory Of Perfumes Patent
Medicines, &c. &c., 81 Courtandt street, New York
mvio Inc
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Passengers Arrived.

CETTE-Brg Proteus-Mr Blum.
ST. JOINS, PR-Brg Mton-AIr Scharoett, Mr. Dupin, Mr.
Mararo, Miss A Scharoett.
MATASzAs-Brg Osceola-Capt Newman Of British 5rSg
Louis lost on Collardos Reef
ST MAnxsAsp KY WEsr-Brig Samson-Dr VIM Hs Y
Princes Ache Murat Miss Brown, DIR Hanson. Mr. lay
den, Mr. Wardwell, Mr. Crane, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Gett, hr
McMulln.
ArALAcHicoLA-Brig Gen Wison-Mrs Wheaton aud Q
children Miss Jane Taylor, Master Churchill Mr. Sales
bury, Capt Hubbard.
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HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.


the United States, comprising lto Men and Horses
sicans &c. will be exhibited in Paterson, Easton (Pa)
Reading, Lancaster, Harrisburg. &c. The company has al
tsched to i Eight Femao Equesrans among whom is the
Greatest Female Rider OF the Age, recently arrived from
Paris MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose new style OF Equestrian Feas peculiarly her own,
being chae and cassc her graceful and
snd the charming nairete with which she chains
eence render this gifted and the
ing feature Of the IN this The
fer the public TO the brilliant description rsspec-
uye newspapers OF the extraordinary and eats
ed by this distinguished artistic Among the novelties which
the Proprietors Offer are the ssebTa.ed Scotch ~
Their height feet and their weight 100 lbs. Mr..
gane.s in the world They will appear in !. Jack and the
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary eats
strength and agility and will ride The
entertainments will comprise II Acts OF manshp Gym.
Equestrian Director, Mr. H0 WIS; Riding Master. NJ.
NIXON, and the unapproachabfe Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers is the celebrated principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena, Mr. HOBBS whose
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed Juve
nile Act Of Horscmanshp by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer-
Tumblsr Mr.. MAC ARTE. Wonderful Fests by Mr. Coles
Dogs Hector and Billy The SWISS BROTHERS in
the ChsriotssI Of Phgsus Po.uring and BY
brilliant Act Of " Fancies Of Proteus:n Mr. C. Howes in
Slack Rope Evolutious The Negro Mnstrels with in
mable Dan Emmt their head The Original Banjo Melo
DIST With variety OF Others The whole comprising the
leading most talented aud classic performers the world
my7 II re HfT III = e'
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MARITIME HERALD.
NOTICE TO sHIPMAsrE

NOTICE TO sHIPMAsTERs.
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving this port will
not deliver shipping lists newspapers parcels
Tended for this oce to other than the New York
Pilots. or Capt. ROBERT SiLvEY, Of our news fleet.
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DROUGHT AND FAMINE IN NORTHERN BRAzrL.-
letter received by n gentleman in this CITY.
os.u rscay Feb 20 gives heartrending desc ripton
o. me o. the inhabitants Of portions OF North
ern D,sLI AZ sracaty, in consequence Of the pro-
traced drought the trees whitening and the peo-
pie were vanishing for want OF food The writer saws
should inc drought continue until NAV or June We
shall have few persons left here Tbev h.-s FL
ready begun to flock to Pernambuco the capital ana
follow The writer at leo on The 9th 81 Fshvy
airy. and he there saw f.mss who short time s;ncs
enjoyed abundance besgtns from door 70 door They
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PHILADELrHrA, May 70. 1876.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 70, 1886.
The commissioners appointed by the Central Railroad
bil organized at the Exchange this morning Thomas
P. Cope presided, assisted by J. c. Bucher, of Dau-
phin. and James Irwin, Of Centre as Vice Presi-
dents. Robert Toland, Esq. selected Treasurer.
Committees were appointed to open books Of subscrp-
ton in the various places named in the bill After tho
transaction of other preliminary business the Board ad
journed. to meet again when deemed expedent by the
committee of correspondence. -
The Episcopal Convention Of this diocese met for
ganizaton yesterday afternoon The Bishop presided
President o6fcio. His annual report and pastoral
charge read by him this morning The first session
for business will take place this evening, between and
o'clock.
A report in town this morning that tho English
steamer had arrived bringing the death Of Louis Philippe
but received little credit.
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
SEcoSp BoARp, May 2o.-i2ooo Reading Railroad Bonds.
II; so Girard Bank 81.
chanics Bank 23 so Reading Railroad 49, 1000 Reading
Bonds BIS, II; $500 u. 5. Bank Notes, 76; 1000 Lehigh
Bonds. 5oS. #at a3
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Foreign I,nportations.

PALERMo-Bark Marcella-030 bags Sc lquo-
ia bags hberts 81 do wanus 2t half cks 1900
boxes Lemons $500 do Chamberlain Pheps-ib
do yermion Or casks wine TO master.
MArANzAs-Brg Osceola-26i bids ties molasses Reed
u Hoppock-l30 dog pine apples 0 master.
ST JOHNS, PR-Brg Miltoni96 hhds sugar boxes mdse
Maitland Comrie Co46 hhds bbs molasses Dbl sugar
Nesmth & Walsh-2 bxs w Rockwell.
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#4.s Bosros, May 10, 1876.
The Ne,es from the Seat Of War--7ne Funeral Of Req
Charles r. To,rey-.a Meeting in Faneua Hail. &C.
The exciting from tho Of war was received
in this city yesterday afternoon and Immediately circu
lated in extras, which few if the wings Of the
wind to every corner and produced most intense ex
element Heretofore, had been consoling ourselves
with the idea that previous would turn out
to be very much exaggerated but now have no
Mexican frontier and when will terminate God only
knows. 80
the trial Of Tirrel at least among portion Of popu.
ation, the funeral Of Rev Charles Turner Torrey
yesterday afternoon 1t is well known that Mr. 1orrcy
died in tho Mary land penentary where he expia-
ting sentence incurred by assisting slaves to escape
from their msaters. His body brought to this city
several active and prominent aboltions was
extensively known Of the most bold and daring Of
ssa had had sn,
who are not abolitionixts In fact, he generally
for he had many noble sra ~ o nm
As matter Of course the abolonists regard Mr. Tor.
n sS do n IN ,ss The body Of the
The circumstances Of Mr. Torrey's case, however exc
ed considerable sympathy in the community generally;
especially in behalf Of the wife and children and other
friends OF the deceased whose feelings must have been
deeply laccrated by the manner Of his death
The funeral took place In the fremont Temple which
dcnsely filed some time before the appointed hour
arrived. Many came in from the neighboring towns
and altogether !. was an imposing spectacle There
whom noticed Rev. r. II. Chaplin and Rev The odore
Parker two prominent men in this city, at the pre-.
sent time.
In the evening there was meeting Of the friends Of
Torrcy, at Faneuil Hail. which Cen Samuel Fesscn-
den, OF Portland, presided. Gen. Fessenden made
lengthy speech taking the chair He was followed by
Henry B. stanton, Walter Claiming and others. poem
by james Russell Lowell, and letter from Hon Ste
phen G. Phillips, Of Salem, received.
have story to tell about the committee who have
charge Of the Park Street Church. must be deferred
till more convenient season.
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
MAY Ie-BRoxERs BoARp-3 shares Norwich & worces.
ter Railroad, 90 DO, 81 20 Long Island Rsilrod Sly;
Io,t 6do Boston and Providence Railroad ios, 100 do East
Boston Co. lih
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WANTED.
COPYIST who writes quick and leaibe hand, having
a some leisure hours during the week. anxious
rlCy them copying writing books. Address M H.
the Office Of this tfr
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COLMAN'o

COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS
(WHICH includes his stocks of Books, PantinRp.
~ Enrsyngs, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &c. be found the second
floor up flight Of eas; stairs lhavng leased the first
foor) where every thing will be sold low prices and
ing up possible his Book Department.
AChcsp List will be published for those who will buy
n quantities
Purchasers invited call examine his New Rooms
No 203 Broadway, second floor, AZ eodexs tire
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY aI.

Ship Agnes, We,herell, Canton, Wissman.
Ship Oregon, Glidden, New Orleans, Nesmith s Walsh.
Brig Ponce Lull, St Domingo City, Foster Nickerson.
Brig snow, Douglas Bangor, Buck Peters. D'''
Brig peconic. Park, New Orleans, Z D Hurbut s Co.
Brig Falcon, (Br) Pitt, Bermuda Tucker Lightbourn
Brig Abeona, Clark Sagua la Grande, Read Hoppock.
Brig Caroline. Sherwood Charleston, Durham & Dimon.
Schr Maria, johnson, Baltimore, johnson & Lowden.
Cready. - -
schr Amelia Terry, Baltimore, eager & Mailer.
Schr Thomas, Stanley, Montego Bay, Jam, Geo Melne.
schr Actva, Woodhoa.e Nassau, Foster & Nickers0n.
schr Friend, Lowell. Boston:
Barge Venus Wilson: pn u Ts l.h.s
schr Brasanzs MeCIintocR, St Mary's, Ga
The shin Hscuean Holmes. which cleared this port
and Is loading for Liverpool with of cotton
Arrived.
Ship Liberty, Norton, from Cork April 81 in ballast to
HANDY % sable an seq & 20 5. s
Bark Demerscotta Howes from Havre, April l4h in bal
last. ~ :teerage passengers, to Boyd Hincten
sieeIage Vessels by the last steam
May &c a. s. e. spoke brig OHIO Of salem 10
Russian brig Proteus Dube 10 days from Cette via Glib
Ion GO AZ spoke bark Detroit Lowell. tof Bath bound
Brig Osceoa, Bacon days from Matanzas with moassss
Johns. PR, win sugar, 70 Nespith s Walsh.
cotton, TO Hurlbut & Co.
Brig samson stork from $, Marks and days from Key
Smack Torugues Duey, days from Charleston in bal.
last, bound to Stoningfon
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coruy Recently made in France,
BY NJ WARTON.
Price, Thirty Cents.
THE h English edition translated rom the French
edition of the exposition Of natural simple. agreeable
aud nfallibe means rsceny discoyere in France
inveterate and habitual CONSUMPTION without using either
ppgatves injections baths followed great number
81 authentic documents from eminent
persons OF distinctions certifying the complete efficacy Of
the means. =
The greet reputation which the ERvALrYTA ofMr Warrior
OF Paris has acquired IN this aud all Of Eu
rope Tor removing and permanently curing this distressing
anecon has induced unprncipled persons up
various limitations aud palm them off upon the community
genuine Great suffering, injury and in
used.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
II You have regard for health only the and
genuine article, prepared BY
Every package has his upon and is sealed with his
own seal. The depot for this country is
l5z William ST., beftceen Fulton and. Ann SITS
Where be had full description of the effects the
lenta, with the marks distinguish the from the
terfeit.
Sold also in New York by Mr. Jno. Mihau No 1s3 Broad
way; Mr. II: Ring corner Of Jonn and Broadway;
hessrs Wyatt ketcham, 2i Fulton ST. in Brooklyn by DR..
Charles Strand 1871 Fultons st. .sss Hta. my2i lmsr
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WASHINGTON, May 10, 1916.
Various Matters Jrorth Recording.

Various Matters Vorfh Recording.
The unanimous vote in the House to-day on
the army bill, was beautiful, gratifying, and il
Illustrative Of the unity of sentiment in support of
our good and benignsystem of government, thank
God. We tell you, Mr. Editor, that we must now
sustain the government-back it up-help it out
and fight it through This is not the time to cav;
to carp or to show cause why. It is n time when
every mans opinions should be laid upon the
altar of the government that protects him,
and awards him his inmunities. Dropping this
cxordium, however, we have not received to-day
the confirmation of the good news yesterday; but
expect il tomorrow, with intelligence of an
other, and still more conclusive victory. Indeed,
we are already disposed to anticipate that Gene
raj Taylor, with 1000 men, will be competent to
reduce Mexico to treaty; and that the 50, 900
volunteers will not be wanted.
We like the prospect Of speedy settlement
cifc adjustment of the Oregon question; for we
solemny believe that if with Mexico is
prolonged for twelve months, there is great hazard
that II will involve us in a general war.
The steamship Massachusetts, is now lying in
rhe Potomac river. She leaves, perhaps, on Sat
urday, and the President has accepted the offer
of a company Of young volunteers from this city,
raised principally mt the meeting on Saturday last,
and through the efforts of Col. johnson, and they
will go out in the ship, with a lot of munitions
and supplies for the Army of Occupation.
opeaklIlS OF Soi johnson, we met inc Olu nero
at the Odd Fellows Hall this evening, listener
to the fine singing of the Harmonious. The gal
liant old soldier sends to the editor of the Herald
his kindest regards. COL Johnson is in fine health
and excellent spirits, and declares that if the army
do not soon settle the business with Mexico, he
viii be constrained 10 pick the flint and try it
again" He leaves in the morning for his resi-
dence in Kentucky.
There was Congressional temperance meet
ing at the Wesley (Methodst) Chapel last night
Addresses were delivered by the Hon. Messrs.
Hudson, OF Mass. Wood and Woodruff, of N
Y, and Levin, of Pa. The Rev. Mr.. Slcer
closed with a solemn prayer. During the even
with several most beautiful anthems, executed in
"A most admirable manner.
Strangers are multiplying rapidly in the city.
will be very brilliant affair, we expect. They
busy now arranging the articles for exhibit
ton. The building will accommodate three or
four thousand people, more or less.
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GRAND HISTORICAL PICTURE OF BELsHAZ.
W r>r or

GRAND HISTORICAL PICTURE OF BELSHAZ.
EARS FEAST.
by WASHINGTON ALLSTON.-Panted on another
canvass, and finished with view carry the design
Of the author ~ Tnos.s srrA. now exhibiting the
beers street Open day and evening Season tickets
Single admission Is cts my2i 3tisTTh&Ssrre
~ ments-Several Teeth will be extracted, &c. by DIR
Pike at Clinton Hail. Beekman aud Nassau ss this.
(Ihursday evening May 2lst Collection taken defy
the expcnses Doors open at IA commence att o'clock
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WANTED,
experienced manufacturer Of wheat starch One who
derstads the manufacture of Pearl and other qualities
starch, hear of desirable A.
b., box 1853, Boston, Mass. Post Office. aga 3wsrc
"A srons Of obtaining situation as Goveness in
able family teaches the usual branches Of
sic approx ed system. line addressed X the
Herald Office shall be attended to- Would have objection
to take pupils NJ her residence n27 lm*rc
hl1CiIEN hANuES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
FINHE Proprieors now prepared to furnish Holmes
to the trade them for private families
houses the right nom the pssensee
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges this city for the
years warrants in asserting that Holmes. Range be
surpassed for economy convenience and durability They
chased and fnot they will be free Of any expense
the purchaser Numerous references be given
wishing to purchase The range from IS IS dollars
The proprietor. constantly manufacurng and well
supplied with paror office, add bedroom CRATES Of the
newest patterns.
Also-TINWARE, bright, plain and jacaned. They
I'll times ready Ranges grates and boilers
also, smokey chmneys cured no cure no pay:
A. GlLHOOLY x SON,
m2l lmsrc 70 Nassau street.
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APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsrDENT.-Scth Barton.
louisiana 10 be Solicitor ofthc Treasury vice Charles
y. fenrose, removed George w. Sneed, to DO deputy
postmaster at Florence, Alabama vice Joshua d. Coffee
removed - ~'~'0'
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PAs5,i II N l S
John 7: "ses
n.as Mr. s Mosea f. Ms Si, wS kT
FrS Nj Fl 81 Fsa fif saIa M
CenGdsni, Mira Dyo,t,
P 3 5 : s.s. .sso'd and third '
Door; open o'clock-psiormanee 70 commence at pro
PARK THEATRE.
paSr sasfssS, a is
Tragic Play Of IN - pe'o'"s1 "' 's'e''''''
OR. THE s FFIzNAES4i IN PERU
Drs s @ ' KEW S.4: VIZ
player who Will perform SOLO ''As celebrated Sase
To s0A a%ks yIiA IL fi fFSEnsdy0f
. o St q &. as ss, rhsh will include ss entire
RowERY THE AZ Eysa~iss. May si., win
s s Mr. isss: a so. Sss
s ' sHisHss II; xssa Po%
pryesgoH; Don R R% Me-. Mr. Chanfrau Julia Howard,
IL Lower Boxes, second and third tiers Is et;
Door. opea al oclosIICu.u will rise a,
NIBLO's GARDEN...The prOprie,or q this establish.
~s'es ms season MONDAY, Juas i, ls.s. !.
'GABRiEL, JEROME. ANTOINE.
aug R .hs Eh0i Fx xSnfTsTiui
will make their frat ia New York these three
years Of their most popular and highly amusing
tertainments.
The Saloons Garden Walks &C. have been improv ed aud
reembeshed the Saloon and Outer Balconies enlarged
whole forming the recherche and elegant place Of
amusement The II y" eo sSS;HiSi' La MysARD.
much admired previous will be continued
give effect which,
a MAGNETIC EMIT ORCHESTRA
has been engaged Various costly novelties
on and the proprietor has great pleasure
arrangem has be made with
MILE BLANGY,
Premier D.n.euse from the Opera Of Paris and the Berlin
and Vienna Theatres and
MONS HENRIE,
from the Paris Theatres.
Further particulars hereafter. py2lrc