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continued to susainas large circulation ~ they are
Legally entitled TO, unless 10 thoss Of ms capital
This systsm of redemption, the Bank Commissioners
believe to be very sanitary one for the banks and the
people. II check upon excessive issues and
20 long a. the banks promptly meet their redemptons at
that point their bills will not be liable to DO
The practice which formerly existed with many of the
banks in Connecticut of keeping large amount Of their
funds in the hands of brokers' has very generally been
discontinued The losses which they suffered from this
courss Of doing business, were very larxa
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county Of New York. from the 18th day
- May to the Esd day Of May, 1886 -
u Men 20 Women 43 Boys IS Girls TOTAL 40

- DIsEAsEs
Apopls.y Bleeding Bronshitis, Burned scaded
CmceL !; Casualties, 3; Cholera nfantum, 1; Consump.
nbo11 SS Group i Cyanoss Debility
bead Dfopsy in the chest i Drowned s. Dysentry );
= .!p, Fever remttsn i do syphus do.
brain . Dc Of eOTs. Do Of lung. % ofstsmash DO
PREMATURE birth Plsurisy I; scrofaa small poI 81
Spinal di,ese l; Sprue 1; Teeshing, l; Tctanus, O.
Age-Under ~ 10 years, l6 10 s, Is; TO TO-
81 Dso o. aoo 30 al TO 40, 49, So 10: 20 to co.
known, 3.
CORNELIUS B. ARCHER. City Inspector a
City Inspectors o6ice, May Is, le46.
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nrvc,, z; PUCLTZEAJ, Aus,iCae.T, :

ERENCH AND OERMAN FANCY GOODS JEW.
y ELRY, Gc-Tqrtle and pucluzesu will sell this day,
10 2elock At shsir No William stree,73o lots
Jewslry, &c-eScmpri:ins general assortment Of Neck.
stands, Psnkniyss, Tea Spoons Silk Bags Steel pens
superior Shrred Suspsnds, Accodons Pencil Points,
gar Cases, &c.
Ah1 Jswsiry7eon;i.ting Of American gold and gilt Jew
Alss, an invoice of Psrssos and Canes.
Also Fancy Soaps, Cake Baskets, Gold Keys, &C. CAta-
logues now ready my26 Itsrc
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SHIP MUSkETS AND PISTOLS.
nNE THOUSAND Muskes, with Bayonets, in good or
~ der 300 pairs Boarding Pistols for sale By .,,
A.W SPIES < CO, 81 Maiden lane
4ooo elegant United States banded Muske in lots TO suit
Also, Rides and Sporting Guns mya2 imsr
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE
! magnetic Telegraph,
WASHINGTON, April 25-6t P. M.
In Senate.

WASHINGTON, April 25-6tP.M
In Senate.
Petitions and memorials were presen,aa
Mr.. CoRwIN, of Ohio, offered resolution in.
structlng the Committee on the Judiciary 10 IN.
qnire INTO the change in the time of holding the
Y. >. Circuit Court in Ohio
IN motion the reports from the Treasury and
war departments, respecting mineral lauds and
naroors on the lakes, were ordered to be printed
MIR. DICKINSON presented the proceedings ofthe
great war meeting in New York city. He took
occasion to make q few remarks in appreciation
Of them.
On motion Of Mr.. RUsK, of Texas, the Senate
took up, amended, and finally passed the bill es-
tablishing post routes in Texas
On motion of Mr.. DIX, of New York, the Sem
ale then took up the supplement TO the war bill to
increase the officers Of the army. The subject
was however laid aside, and the bill for extending
jurisdiction over Oregon taken
MIR. BENTON took the floor. He desired, he said,
new bill framed, corresponding with that Of the
British, passed by them for the purpose of extend
ing the jurisdiction Of that government over its
subjects IN Oregon He thought such bill would
soon pass the Senate and hoped that some ono
would propose it,
The amendments offered by Mr.. ATcHIsos, that
the officers under the bill was the first thing in
order.
Mr.. DIX offered the amendments, and Mr..
ATcHIsoN supported them.
Mr.. MANGuM spoke some minutes in favor Of
giving the offices to be filed, under the BILL to
those already in the army, who had devoted
long time to the service of war He then pro-
ceeded to define his position the Oregon ques-
ton. He has full audience of attentive listeners
and is still speaking, as this dispatch CLOSES.
House OF Representatives.
Mr.. BRINKERHoFF moved to suspend the rules.
to allow him to offer joint resolution of thanks
to Gen. Taylor, and the officers and men under
his command, for their recent brilliant operations
on the Rio Grande, and directing the President
to give each soldier one months pay over and
above his present pay
The motion to suspend was carried, and the re-
solution received
Mr.. WINTHROP asked if the official dispatches
from General Taylor had been received. II not,
the House, he thought had better wait I'LL the Of
fetal documents had come to hand before acting
in the premises.
On motion, the resolution was then referred TO
the Committee of the Whole.
Tae House then went into committee of the
whole, (Mr. HorKINs in the chair) and took up the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill. 1t was
discussed by Messrs. King, of Mass, Mckay, and
Holmes, of s. c., Ewing, of Tenn, Faran, of Ohio,
Houston, of Alabama, and others.
An amendment to provide for the support of sick
and disabled seamen in the naval hospitals was
offered
The motion to make the appropriate
was adopted.
The amendment is still uuder considera ton
Mr.. Boyd has the floor and 10 supporting il, and
advocating the establishment of hospital at
Paducah.
The Nstional Fair is still all the rage. The city
is crowded with strangers, and the Fair filing up
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Died.
On Sunday, Oath instant. ELIZA, wife of Charles
Belts alter long and severe illness Of dropsy aged
years, 10 months and days
The friends Of her husband and Of her father Bsuia
min Davies also her brothersinaw William Jones and
Charles Stuyvesan are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence No Desbrosses
street this day Tuesday, 26th May, without further in
vitauon. st o'clock. precisely.
In Sandy Hill. NJ r. on the 18th inst after long and
painful lines Mr. Auousrus T NonrHvr aged % Years
Inc deceased was young man Of amiable disposition
uPngn. ana gsntlemanly department. and whether in
life or death he exempl6ed to the world the beauty and
humility OF tho Christian character During his pro-
tacted and painful illness word Of murmur or com.
plant was suffered to escape his lips He died without
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BROADWAY SALOON,

TNE well known for the people has
lately established himself il his well known occupations
and he the public that they will travel further and
fare worse" far devotion his business may
comfort those who may honor him with their patronage
my24 twsm THOS. e.. SCOTT.
A TLANYIC GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON.-Dodworh's Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday commencing June End,
mvs 3ms rc WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor
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PRIVATE THEATRICALS.

PRIVATE THEATRICALS.
A NUMBER Of young Gentlemen and Ladies, who have
been together for the last six months in giving
Private Dramatic Entertainments, DESTROYS Of increasing
their number Of members. The Association flourish
ing condition Stage arrangements. Scenery, Decorations,
&C. complete Ladies Gentlemen DESTROYS OF joining,
assured that the i Of the hghe, order Of
Herald Office stating real name and residence.
nr2 Or
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HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.

HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
THE LARGEST rsT GIRGHs; -, .,,,., !,
asIns 1; to s9Sysy Re
Rssd;s Ls neat H,ITi'Sss S. The company
sss:'' Fs Sab Rff! e IL EAg ;siFe arrived fro"
'f s a:d
CITED ATE lS
Ing feature Of the arena this country The Projectors
8 sss. ':iss
the f''''' OK aaS NJ xS sfts %sf ffssH
Strength ally .ds So:s .s'':
sSSs
&: ss Sosbs
s
ssS'; sIS
their elegant Gymns,c Pastures and Groupings Mr. Sweet
Is .Ss sss Il. q .e PAfsr ii
s,lap Ae. Of :. F.neisT Of Irotsusn MI g Howe. in
s Dss at Tf ss
dist With variety Of Others The whole comprising the
my tire
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
WIZ ee Eiyss 4 A., the APOLLO ROOMS on TUES
CONT eoMFHsIakS NJ, TO VIM LENNox,
on %ih
artists have volunteered their services =
MIR. and MRS AUSTIN PHILLIPS,
MIR. CLIREHEGGHv o Mr. p g5U1LsLLiARp,,
Consisting Of Lady and three Gentlemen their first
pearance in public
Mr. q. LEE, from Edinbuburgh.
A GENTLEMAN AMATEUR.
Mr. CLikEhUdH Sor tbs nsh only Ia. Consented to
BTR ." TO as s1s
many Of the poets most popular songs.
Doors at 7, commence precisely at 8 o'clock
Tickets cents Children is years age Is cents
To be had At all the Music Stores at Salton Miles Book
street Thomas Bells Rams Head Fulton street; William
sons, Noherp Hotel. Courtlandt street John Fatons
Commercial Hotel Courtlandt street James Farquhars
and 100 Broadway my23, Is, &c 3t~r
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Old stock Exchan~o.

Married,
On the 2lst instant by the Rev. W. sMcLsrsn MI
JAMES MCDONALD to Miss MARY HAY, both Of Scotland
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TO voCALIsTs, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRI-
Cal. PROEESSION

VIZ CORBYN, Manager of the Swiss Bell Ringers,
w spectiuy informs the members OF the Musical and
that he will have fulfilled his engage
with the above band few weeks and tenders his
vices travelling agent musical professor band CON-
pany OF artists ackno edg ed talent about travel.
Having completed his second throughout the United
States Caadas Texas and the Island Of Cuba, during
which has visited almost section Of those countries
and made acquainted with those details and
statistics and useful to professional travellers
be believes that his services will advantageous
party with whom he may engage
Letters addressed W. Corbyn, Manager OF the Swiss Bell
Ringers care Sol Smith, ESQ., theatre, st. Louis No. f
mailed prior May 10TH and prepaid will with prompt
attention al that time. ais tire
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W. W, SHIRLEY, Aaeuouss.
~ Furniture, Medical LibrsIy ss.Ths d,y Tuesday,
and pair: elegant g, and silver Gr.ndoIs and drop
Furniture Sofas, Char, fables Bureaus Drvsns Ouomsns,
AT y o'clock the Library of deceased Medical Gentle
man. about 100 volumes, large and small, sale positive
my2 tier
JOHN c. COACHMAN, Auctionser.
CONTINUATION OF SALE-On Tuesday, May 6, at
~ 10 O'clock the entire stock Of Dry Goods, contained in
t store 4os Broadway BY virtue Of execution and writ
Of Notwithstanding Of Black Silks fancy do Mousssn
De Laass Csmp5ie iaconsts swis. Mssns csie9.s sa-
Gosh ssas shsY. Fancy q large .s:ort
ans Linens Linen. H.aStsrch.si. siE roSssss large
W,ndow shsdss Blankets FlsnnsIs CoI;orters Slo.ks
The sale will be continued until the whole sold Tems
made known a sale. Sale positive. my26 nsrc
A UCTIoN NoTICE-fGRNYTURE,. Gc-This day,
from families consisting IN part o. russes and Ingram Car.
pets Stair Cloths Floor Cloths Rods Sofa Sofa Bsdteads
full and French Chairs Maple do, Rockers; Wash Stands
aud Maussses, Blankets Comortsrs. shssss, Pillow and
Bolster Cases dressing other Burseus Sdeboard Beck
Cases Secretary Glass Case Glass and Plated Ware Ktch-
Furniture. &c.
Also, superior Pianoforss Counter for store, &c.
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NJ LEVETT, DENTIST.
MORE HARM results from bungling performances in
M competent Dcnlists than the public aware Of iii,
Of the greatest that All branshe, Of the Dentists
those who think with US, we recommend MIR. LEVITT,
corner OF Broadway and Warren street the ntroducer
III Arfcia ncorrupble Teeth the principle OF
Atmospherc pressue.-Noahs Weekly Messenger.
my6 itsrc
VOLUNTEER SURGEON TO THE ARMY.
eI pride ia tie ADVANCE OF and republican.p.
DIR HENRY has offered b., ~ SERVICES 20 ss
General Taylor His application has geqs % "n
the app OF his patients city, receive the honor
friends solicits HENRY FAWCETT, M. d.
itissr
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PIANO FOkTES.
DURCHASERS invited 70 call at Chamber waye-room
No sa Broadway Tor superior and warranted acticle.
all msr
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FARMERS AND MILLERS' BANK. Hagerstown, Md.
II Notes bought ct one per cent discount by
TAYLOR SMITH,
mv16 TER No Wall street.

N iron eomp!sfea and eoniuetsd Nv
city whose skin and genius ali departments Of mechanical
KID az svs Sas sss V:
az :s make an ZIP p to psd
l:1 "a WIN sd5 .,s.Sy extended sSa
.nsS i
s 81 % 60 sas :ass sSn
": Sa u Re c.Sd.s sSd x%Ssy R.sesa and nc
hui. MAD: plate and
Length on deck ieet
E1sme 8 breadth s Outside Of wheel houses.
Dspm o. hold .................".m
brsns6s water completely ready for passengers.
re boiler. o
FACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i isst;
Her engine Of that kind known as tn. sieeple engine
bucks: ia mad. y Ss:; Con-
:tIasisd entirely o IRON Win and nssnss Of
The boiler. 6re rooms and coal boxes beow deck
iamsstef o. cyin ne , y inches
Boilers tubui.I with siiissi. d.ash, from circular
worked small separate engine Of is inches diameter
The engine when working with 30 lbs of steam cutting off
At stroke and making twenty-five turn; Of the
bs according the calculation of Wawork 1895 horse
Being intended day boat and having been fitted up
,ooay ia' cabin
wide The forward cabin below Is 40 feet long and 20 feet
wide The saloon the deck 60 feet long aud 20 feet
WIDE The enclosed the deck front of the
saloon as feet long and 81 feet wide The upper saloon
70 feet aud feet wide There Is also, below cabin
for em'gants q feet long and feet wide and foreease
ner with every regard paid comfort well elegance
The cabins finished in white and gold and large portion Of
the furniture 10 rosewood, covered with plush.
Her little upwards Of hundred thousand dol
Her believed be the greatest ever obtained bya
tnued for days. made by running distance Of hafa
mile measured by placing Staten Island Fort
Richmond and directly opposite the ship channel Of
going de speeds accurately measured by
voying ogsand further trial in calm weather and
deep found that the boat obtained speed Of
tytwo minute, which than authcnt
Gated record shows ever TO have been performed.
The time Of the measured distance taken by
watches WHICH agreed perfectly. The logs also
agreed the Of The for the
were set with theodolte and sr remain.
The model Of the boat made by Robert l.. Stevens,
Esq the draughts OF the also furnished by him.
the last eighteen mouths Of them being large this
There many improvements in the detail Of the hull that
have been introduced which be mentioned the
peculiar form cffe rib FIRST introduced her. and
extensively used England and the Of dagonsl
braces outside the hull above the line may be
Of boat be calculated that when completely
finished her daught Of Of inch
with the estimate made before building my26 nsrc
no MI,(uANIrS
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LUNG ISLAND HOLIDAYSI
ROCKWELL 4 STONES MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS prodigous corps Of artists and steeds having
closed brilliant career in Brooklyn will perform in
macs on Monday the 2th; in Hsmpstsad the 0eh; in
and in Jersey City on the soth inst
Its tremendous be attributed only the
unparalleled spendor Of ts arsca talent Herr Cline the
renowned tight performer has been engaged for
fes,o, Levi North the idol horseman Of France Engand
and Amerca H. W. Franklin the greatest versatile
living McFa.land the first vs1lter the wod John Cos
Others all will appear
The original spectacles Of grandeur and interest called
Of SPAIN the Bull Fight and the Crusader Glory
the Warriors Of the Cross - will be played.
The Pavilion Of this extraordinary Circus its Brass
Band, the largest and best in the country Games each
The performances of this mghtest Of Circuses exceed
those of any in the country. my24 3trrc
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PARK THEATRE-Bexss, .sli fs. - gents; Gallery,
ne eOm:dy Of T.. TWELf Fiji KIG DUKE 0Tsino Mr..
Charles ksan; Sir Toby Belch Fisher; Sir Andre Ague
cheek & Barrett Sebastian Dyoui Viola Mrs Charles
slads viii, ii. MisERiEs OF HUMAN LfFE.sr Ally
Courtney, Miss Fanny Gordon; Margaret Mrs. knight.
Door open q o'eioek-pshormancs commences AZ pre-
eisey ~ o'clock.
B0wERy THEATRE-This EysaiRg, May Syh, van
Iaiss Ms, Julia Dean; Romeo, Mrs O. Jones: Msreptio,
=; scott Ssnvolio sutherland; CspaIe Collins;
yhieh u. Nautical Meio Drama Of BLAIR BEAKp-csps
6saId Mr Clarke; GRIM Minor; Scipo, Mrs. Broadlsy;
Lower Boxes 50 cents, second and third tiers, IS
rt and Gallery, l2k cents.
Doors open al oclockCuran will rise half past
yEEENWlCH THEATRE-Isnow open for the season
msnee with the drama entitled the R6BBERs OF SAVOY
Felix Mr. Me- utcheon; Rosalvo, Mr. Byrne; Cenevisvs
Mir ggs pE;ks Af,er which, the Vaudeville, entitled
mani Rhod. Mrs Isherwood; Whi.k, Mis-. Julia Drake To
conclude with the farce Of the MERRY COBBLER-Chrs
TOPPER Strap, Mr. H. Chapman; Lady Howard Mira lsher
SO Balcony and Dress Circle. SO cents; Upper boxes Is
cents; Pit 2h cents; Private boxes S. Orchestra boxes
single seats. 81. my24 2tsm
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
A - FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT

A0H1 ~ FOK ALBANY AND TROY DIhECI,
from the foot Of Courtlandt street.
Passengers taking this Boat will arrive in
take the Morning Train Of Cars from Troy
Buffalo and north to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Cham
plain.
The steamer EMPIRE, Captain r. B. Macy leaves the
OF Courthndt street, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
evenings, at seven o'clock, r. M.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. VIM. II. Peck, will
leave the Pier foot Of Couandt street Monday. Wednes
day and Friday evenings, at o'clock.
For Passage Freight apply board at the Office
the wharf
Freight be put charge of the Freight Agent the
Company will mot be respon sibIe for loss. ago &c
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2 !

KACES-SUUTH AGAINST THE NOKTH.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
TRAINS ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, will
run as follows leave South Ferry, Brooklyn 81,
and 2.and return at the close ofthe RscesFae Is
On FRIDAY, the day OF the great race will CON-
mence running early hour and continue running
short intervals until within 20 minutes of the races.
tsrc
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MONEY MARKET.


M0n0ay, may 36-0 Pc M
The stock market quite Arm this morning and
the quotations Of Saturday at the early board
tained; but the account Of the news from the Rio
0rande knocked the market completely into oorner
and prices fell on about per cent and every thing
closcd heavy Harlem declined per cent; Norwich and
Worcester, Il Reading /; Penn. %, I; Morris Canal
North Am. Trust Long Island, Farmers Loan and
Ohio es closed at Saturdays prices Canton, !.
The sdvices from the army Of occupation have given
all the markets qustus, the impression among bus
nsss men TO- that the extends the effect upon
commercial affairs must become more unfavorabls. At
the South everything il unusually stagnant so far
commercial transactions concerned and we are BE-
ginning to feel the depression here It will come upon
Us very gradually, but its operation win be steady and
general It appears to many very surprising that the
effect has not been more immediate; but hardly
expect escape similar to those already
experienced in those cities the scene Of war;
We have doubt but that the effect Of war between
The United States and Mexico upon American credit
~sps will be bad and that rsmittancss from this sde
q, i, ~e amount will be required Immediately. Should
~, - ~ ssss it will check importaons to great
tent, and ct the revenue Of the government very
much ana w to into the market for loan
much soonsr thsn n ,>therwiss would.
The controversy whib has existed for some time past
between the Msch,nics Barking Association. and Samuel
willoughby In chsncSry end the Court Tor the Cor
rectiou Of Errors growing ouS s'oS~ @Ae NASA
transaction has been amcably Adjusted and the suits on
both aides withdrawn
There many reports In circuistion IN relation
to the suspension Of country banks that - necessary
for those holding uneurrsnt bills notes OF country
banks DO very careful where they 60 to redeem them
The reports alluded to have been started BY the
petty Exchange brokers In the upper part OF the city,
and learn that In many instances printed lists OF the
banks reported having failed have been made which
contain tho of the best banks in the county
These Lists exhibited to those not much acquainted
with tho standing Of banks generally for the purpose Of
inducing them part with any bills Of those banks they
may have very largo discount and in this way bills
which at discount of only onehaf or three quar-
per in Wall street. redeemed by these petty
brokers' at ten, fifteen, twenty per cent Bill hold
should 70 to Wall street. If they have any bad or
doubtful paper to SELL and not permit themselves to DO
ahavsd by the little brokers in the part Of tho city
Only three banks in this State have suspended lately
and thsss have been for time past In very doubtful
credit The bills Of these three, with those Of banks in
other States which have lssly suspended are redeemed
In wall street at the following rates
White Plains Bank g per ee. ancSuns
f svrs.s.,r ma 1nrovsr.; hank az Hnfislo 10
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CRACKERS AND SHIP BREAD, u Mot street, near
~ Walker street-JAMES PARR, having recently intro
duced steam machinery his Baking Establishment is
sbled to produce superior article in ship Bread and
his goods viz soda and milk Biscuit pilot and Bread
butter and Boston Crackers &c His facility for man.
lowest prices. myii lmsr
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ILLINOIS AGAINST THE EMPIRE.

ILLINOIS AGAINST The EMPIkE.
BUFFALO IND M.aUMEE SPRING
ASl ~ The MAMMOTH STEAMER CHI
CAGO Of 1890 tons, under the command OF
IZ the veteran F. w. Emmons, il the most
expeditions steamer The magnificent saloon 1879 feet,
raj Of the Steamboat Associations of Buffalo She always
starts quickly she be ready There $50
Dinners in the style OF the Aston House with cards
for wine, &C. Nc. The services OF the well known MIR. B.
Knose late Of New York assistant the saloon.
been secured and he by the lakes
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CASILE GARDEN.
MUSICAL SOIREES containing the lest morceaux OF
The publc here enjoy themselves in the largest and
fountain surrounded BY shrubs and owes there is also
external gallery and promenade covered exclude
the sea while the varied and enchanting prospect around
may be viewed without obstruction from
found TO comunicate with this grand and unequalled pro
menade, affording full convenience for thousands.
Monday and Tuesday Evenings, May 49,
are BY the ansarpasssd orchss,ra Of iii. essbhmsnt
,ofFra Davolo-Aubsr.
Soldiers wa1-'0i Lsaas s sSSg She wore Wreath Of
Mephist9 Gallopp- Lsbi,zky.
T a D:as overture
Intsrmi.sion Of half hour for promsnads rseshment
Ansr which, the Overture Of Les Danas Dc la Couronne
Song M'r ao f IL raasE E,sa Holman
Te SoSsuds with the m.n;dcens 9vsI%Ts Of obsron
NIBLO's GARDEN.--The proprietor Of this e.sablsh.
msnt respectfully informs the public, that he will
u'''' M season MONDAY. June i, 1916,
= 'A''' 's a1,SiSRsiEE!s, JEROME. ANTOINE,
M R ~ Ef'l Fx xSsnfsStal
n M md :
the and Outer Baicons. enlarged the
whole forming the recherche and elegant place
'"'''msn T II " co sSRHie La Mustard,
90 much admired previous seasons, will be continued
-. MxSNIFICENT ORCHESTRA
has been ensaged Various costly novelties
arrangement has been M n.di T RihANay
Premier Danssuss from the Open Of Paris and the Berlin
- '''''' -''' ,sI S s: I'll. HESS1. .,.;;..
Further particulars hereafter. my2l re