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Yachting.
The following letter and certificates we pubsh In re-
ply to Com. Sevenss note and certificates given in the
Herald of yesterday:-
NORTHERN LIGHT, Oct II, 1886
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:
At the time of starting in the race Mr. Thos vaile
the pilot of the Coquette informed that the wind
it stood caused southerly ent
AS regards the position Of the stake boat, will say
thai board the Coquette took the bearings Of
the land supposed the Maria satisfied or she
would not have hauled her wind
will say nothing in regard to Com Stevens's fiat con-
tradiction Of the distance having been performed,
think the following certicat will prove that had
reason 10 10y that psriormed per my last .let
ter. THOMAS PARSONS.
was board the Northern Light pilot, and state
most positively that the Woodlands bore w by from
the point where placed upon the above named
occasion. GREGORY THOMAS
We, the undersigned, state most positively that the
Woodlands bore W. by s. from the Northern Light az
above named.
BENZ. LAKTN,
JOHN STUBBS
DAVID THOMAS ROBINSON.
NICHOLAS BERRY.
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currn.s 70, o. a., "a 8, 4 ~ shs r~.,r,,,..
10th sundav ss,s TrrIs, "a soh s,nds, 800 IT,;
% g. el'er rn,.y, 20 xon sunaAy siter IN
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W. sv Snors o.,h If Prince s,raa, S;' nioaa
ns1re ~ ~ a,eiacr " ''"'' ''ee- 'e''0e W CUM
~ "a
pubic meeting OF the Board OF the New York City
Tract society will be held at the Chapel OF University
Place Church corner oil Tenth street, Monday evening
gn Of oc'ooer when reports will be read and an sd
dress may be expected from Rev. DIR. Potts.
The Synod of New York and New Jersey viii meet
on Tuesday evening October 10th At hsfpast7 O'Clock
IN we spring street church, Rev DR. Psttons
On Wednesday evening al the same Mace the Rev
Prof White will preach by appointment of The SYNOD
on The Abrnhamic Covan.rts TIE svrodcaI praver
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WAsHINaroN, Oct. le, 1876.

WARRINGTON Oct. 10, ls46.
The remains of the late Hon. Henry Fox, late Bri-
fish Minister, entombed in the Congressional Ce.
metery day. The funeral took place at IL O'Clock
the President the Cabinet the corps dpiomaque joining
the the late residence of the deceased
The obseques passed off almost noiselessly and unob
served and without the slightest symptoms of ostenta
tious parade.
The of the late Mr. Hoyt and Mrs. Myers, Of
Richm ond, Va has attracted deal Of attention and
sympathy since the publication OF the loving correspon
dence between the parties. Poor Hoyt, II appears,
the tooobedient instrument Of the lady, who appointed
heir meetings planned their interchange Of epistoary
illusions while the poor woman equally powerlsss
under the monomania of passion which casts all the
Of your stagestricken herones completely in the
shade Regarding the death Of Hoyt there few but
will pronounce it righteous judgment for his criminal
folly while it is equally clear that the selfconstituei
executor of the penalty in the eye Of the law is muir
derer and under the acquisitions Of the law ought be
hanged As terror to evil doers however it is certain
that the assassin in this case will stand approved The
provocation extreme, and the retribution wss
just what any man. proud Of the integrity of his wife,
would visit upon the offender in its nfrac or invs
sion Notwithstanding all this the Staying of Hoyt &C.
corng to the definition Of the law was deliberate
drawn in the s execution Of our criminal laws between
jut t6able homicide and staying with malice afors-
thought. Between insanity and extenuatng circum
stances the field of privilege to take mans life
indefinite Of territory The rens of justice
SO very slack that for unwary passenger
I II
foggy night among the Polk stalks and sand bars We
90 for the progressive principle; but have already
sufficiently in advance of the laws render
L very hazardous to sail further without their guidance
appear that of late the executions for capital Of
fences have been limited to class Of drunken wretches
who have neither friends. inclination
for communication of the penalty. We speak Of the
visitation of the law Of Moses in this particular
refer all embraced In the purview Of the laws Of
the land. The suggesting these reflections, II
hard to all concerned. II may be for the good Of
society that the criminal should be spared-but
tendth 10 exCo w thoae
appointed to their administration. Vengeance mine
saith the Lord OMEGA
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WASHINGTON, Oct. IA, 1876.
No further intelligence of great importance from the
seat Of war this evening. There is rumor, however,
that certain communications have been received from
the Gulf squadron Of some moment, to which give
great credit.
There is general anxiety to hear from the Pennsyr
vania elections for which account as what
be the suit it will amount to nothing upon
the question Of democratic or wing principles
The result in Ohio, turning upon the State Bank ques-
ton and the black laws will be almost indecisive
upon the broad general distinctions between the two
parties.
From the elections in Ohio and Pennsy lvania clear
exposition of the opinion of the people the measures
of the administration can be derived.
The Winnebago delegation having concluded their
treaty and settled their business leave for home tomo
row. They or portion Of them, among the two
thousand people at the circus to night.
is strongly suspected among the initiated that the
President will recommend in his annual message
abatement or mitigation of the stringent specie features
of the subreasury law that drafts may be disburssd
by the officers of the treasury instead of SPECIE long
said drafts at par We should not at all be surprised
If the Executive would suggest this letting down Of the
hard money law. BETA ETA.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
II = L z q n Ar HIo.

Ine Dechnshon of LIT. Gov. Gardiner.
ALBANY, Saturday Afternoon, 4 o'clock.
Addison Gardiner has declined the nomination
Tor Lieut.. Governor, in a letter published in the
albany atlas of this aitern
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Thore has been material alteration lately in any
thing but sterling exchange, which appears to be steadi
lysettling down. The quotations give for bills
London, are those ruling the last packet day The
rates are now morely nominal in the absence of any de-
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SCOTT &. T,HOMpSON,S

rITY CASH Wholesale and Retail Family Grocery, Tea
Wine, and Spirit Establishment No 597 Broadway New
Of the solicitation, Of number Of their
have been induced to establishment tho
cash the above 5ef Broadway They will
stntly have hand the best of goods the
above line, and at that astonish the inhabitants
the upper OF the city Amongst the will be
found the following
Teas OF the and finest qualities sugars
ofevery GRADE Mocha LaenayTa aud Maacabo coffee,
wines CHAMPAGNE sherry Madeira port, claret &c &c.
Irish Scotch whiskey (he Scotch wskey the ceebra
ted Glenlevet and say brandsl Barclay PERKINS, London
PICKLES. soap sperm candes os old English dairy cheese
tard large assortment Of imported Segars &C. &c &C.
B Very old aud superior London dock port; AmonuI-
lado pale sherry; camilla do pale gold brown sherry;
Ea. India Maders, Newton, Gordon, Murdoch, and
SCOTS SC &c
PsGoods delivered free of expense in any part of the
city, and for cash onip. oi8 lm~rrc
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In Brooklyn, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev Mr.. John
mon Mr. WILLIAM B. TAYLoR, FIRST officer of tho pech Of
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES, TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES

pATCHELDER's instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is alb
ID olutey the only article yet invented that can be de-
pended color the human hair whiskers &c. without
staining injury the skin destroying the health and
elasticity Of the hair Thact is aested by hundreds who
Tor will be disturbed by constant washing AID will be
perfectly uniform and without any OF those
natural tnt much complained Of in ordinary hair dye
O'N VIM. BACHELOR, 2 wsla.
Agent in Philadelphia Eug Rouasei. oi3 imsr
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A. A. SAMANOs,

IMPORTER OF TOBACCo .aND sEGaRs,
MO "a BROADWAY, mp stairs, oilers for sale, liberal
terms, bales 81 Jago hhds Scraps; eaaes SEED
of Nstchsoches Snuff 400 600 Of Havana sega; 1000 gross
Friction Mstches, Msrck Backes' fabric.
Also .gaas.ortmsnt Of Paper segars various brands
and wholesale and retail. olo im~rc
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BATTLE OF MONTERREY
PIANOFORTE

EoR SALE-A very superior mahogany second hand six
Of gentleman giving housekeeping; has been in
FOR immediately Can be ]. Rockets PiAnofoc
Wsreroom, i3s Broome street. corner Of Broadway.
ole 3tsrc
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BY THE NJ AILs.

WAsHIScTos, Oct. IL, ls46
The Secretary Of the Treasury Topn-The War
Nth Merieo-Beau Hickman and the .7uriliary
Guard--Mstake Of the Knight-Masnetfc Tsiegrsph
to Richmond. &C.
Hon r. j. Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury arrived
this morning in this city, from his late official visit to tn
North, and reported himself at the Treasury Depart
ment to the graat relief of various gentlemen who had
been wishing, since Ehis departure that the Secretary
would return as they desired to him very i'm
portant business This important business in several
cases related to the disposition Of sundry little Offices Of
a thousand or twelve hundred s.year. We understand
that Mr. Walker borrowed all the money he desired
though at an interest of per cent which per cen
more than it has been the custom of the Government
heretofore to pay The secretary somewhat better Of
his cold to-day.
Respecting the war with Mexico the government m
per Of this morning confirms recent reports The
army is to march forward and conquer and
will not be given until the enemy have asked II
signed It, The American force in the field it appears,
also agrees with our statement of fortnight ago in
Herald the army ofinvason numbering 30 900
The administration is determined, If possible, that the
next annual message to Congress shall the
two houses the triumphant close Of the existing
with Mexico"
Order reigns again in Wnrsaw. The excitement
created by the OF the last battle has subsidized The
chief cause OF anxiety s the non-arrival Of the
Ohio.
The right If not the writ of ha5eas corpus the watch
man thought ut on Monday night last to ring in upon
the usrioua Beau Hickman for being found abroad
vinaton The Beau was constrained per force of nscss
sy, to lodge till the in the calaboose when an
acquaintance of the prisoner making his appearance and
seeing that the game OF ringing in" had been turned
against the Beau paid the required fee and the sol d.
elegante discharged 1t must be said for the
Beau however, that he has seldom been caught in
such pickle because he has made the discovery that
for to live upon his aleats is necessary that no
should keep wide awake and duly sober"
We informed that the net stock required tele
graphic line between this city and Richmond, Va has
a communication
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PHrLApsIrHrA, Oct. IL, 1916

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL, 1916.
The natives expended large quantities Of powder yes
ersy afternoon and evening, in celebrating the election
of Lelar, as sheri6
The returns from the interior Of Pennsy lvanis have
utterly astounded the democrats, such a contamination
Of the hopes of their wing brethren not having
dreamed Of by them The following returns of the vote
for Canal Commissioner, received this morning
from Harrisburg by telegraph -
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TROTTING.
PHIL.aDELPHL4- HUNTING PARK COURSE. J
@ | &&&r3hAS

THE Fall Meeting The above Course viii
Il on Tuesday, the Sd of November, and continue two
days.
t day Nov purse Ss0o-Two mile heats, under the
folk.
Same day. purse $780, free for horses thai money,
mile heats. in harness
I'd day Nov L. purse $780, 500 the second best mile
heats, IN harness, free for al rotting horses.
Same day Purse S200 mile heats, best 10 s. wagons,
free for horses that of $500 Grey
Eagle Wagon and driver to weigh 800 pounds.
Two to make a for each purse.
Entries for the above TO be made Green Losee
in New York. and the curse Philadephi ON Mon
day, the 18th Of October. by O'Clock p NJ.
Philadelphia, Oct II 1886. oil eodt26th$je
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BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, 1916.
The Races the Canton Couvse-A fine Ship-.a large
Bonfre-Theafricais-The Markets, &c.
There were two the Canton Course, yestsr
day. and both quite interesting to the lovers of the
turf The first for purse of $780, three mile
heats and three horses GENERALIZATION, Marietta and
closely contested by Marietta and by Claude Menotts
'distanced Marietta then drawn and the contest
given up Fashion, who took the purse. The second
race for purse of $500, three mile heats. The
tries were Major, Register Antoinette Protection, and
Wilton Brown This beautifully contested, all
Of the horses running up well Antonette the nrst
heat and Protection the two next Time. $40, eo5 and
606. On Thursday, Patsey Anthony won the purse,
beating a field of four competitors. The course was
well attended, and the sport fine
Jne Of the largest ships but in Baltimore for long
tme is to be launched in few days from the yard of Mr.
Duncan She is l52 feet deck 80 feet beam and has
depth Of hold Of III feet and halfher tonnage is us
tons. She Is built for in Charlie on and to be
called the John Ravena, !" after one of the AL
together she will be as pretty specimen Of architecture
as has lately been turned out of Baltimore.
ExPresident Tyler passed through this city yesterday
with his lady and child, on his way TO Virginia
We are going to have an immense bonfire in few
nights composed of hundred tar barrels in honor
of the Battle Of Monterey. to be the work Of some
the Baltimore battalion encamped previous to march
ing for the wars
The Ravels are drawing excellent houses at the Hol
day Street Theatre; also are Mrs Mowstt ana MI
Davenport
sales Of stocks at Baltimore
Ger I7-ftv Der cents OF 1890 have declined " with
sales 70 fair eyteut: buyers close at s sellers 20;
Fves IS bid State ofMsylsnd es are guiet 7s offered
tiers are in easy condition The wants OF the business CON-
munity readily sstshed-rate on the 'treet%
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE


THIS Institution, occupying the building known the
Rotunda, in the Park, is open daily from A. M til
d.rh On Mond,y and Tuesday evenings the rooms
Life Membership dollar Single admission Is cents
The Public Schools admitted free Sa urdays By making
arrangements with the d0orkeeper. 2wissrc
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plces. cory.
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
GURNEY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT

ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
GURNEY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
IH Fulton STREET. (Sun Buildug)
s sFtHHSr quality BLACK FUR Hat. .."*3
s,r,Sy
F!hSI 9UALITY SILK Hat. 90
SECOND Observation-Disclosures. 50
n THESE prices have been FIRMLY established and may
as Implicitly relied on, as the beauty ayle and finish
OF the article 10 which they appertin The would
respectfully ask the public the value Of his Hats by
comparison with the Of other
in the city and believes candid mind will leave tire
misses dissatisfied with them or their prices
sls lnsm T. T GURNEY, 1874 Fulton II.
- OLD BOSS kiCHAkDs is astonishing
the citizens and country people with wonder. Au2
full low prices for his best quality aud fashona Bic
~ and durable Boots and Shoes Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS, No. 325 and s2i Hudson corner Vandam st.
BThousands Of every kind fit the foot aud please
the mind o3 msr
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I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, October 18th, lss6 the
Tain that leaves City Hall for White Plains at o'clock
NJ, will theo leave at4 80 NJ The train that
Morisana and Harlem ats 80 M, will be discontnued.
The train that leaves City Hall Sundays for White rans
at 30 NJ will leave 30 VI. The which leaves
White Plains Sunday O'Clock M will leave at NJ
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SEAMAN & MUIR


w mrny No al Bro.dwyi. door above the Hospital
3.ssr on Monday next the 10Th day Of October
Their stock entirely resh has been selected with great
expressly city trade at peices and com
prSes as teh s'sorsmen. Of Partisan Dress and Dry
aoi Thu1 irwin. ,,,,. u,;,.,..;,,..
, srssf nn can be By
Their s,sortmeu, comprises every vsliety Of the
Hahn I'D
to sg S
socS. asa. HR Kept ftfiS the
h Mr. az s5sd from ,Gs firm of Stewart WAR Co.
that house and his perfect Of
the Broadway trade will enable him 70 offer at all times
and Of to the %
No. II b,.Ssi.
5000 segars, embracing .Ina fine and medium quail
ties, consisting Of Regaa, La NOrmas, Castos, Primer
Also. general assortment of Tobacco for sale low
EA AT HOBOKEN-A large three story and basement
brick dwelling, elegantly finished, and with the mod
feet deep and rooms besides the Kitchen and
sS% aSs ensssd
s NJ 4. AgPiy'o a sfEvE 4 A.sss.a' ~
NEW STORE IN BROADWAY.
~ TO LET-The large dwelling hosse s5l Broadway,
. Depth with ,hs re- recent @ as
The plans NAV be the Office Of John Jay Is Nassau
street. to whom early application should he made OILS ws
FARM WANTED.
4x Wanted to purchase for cash, farm of considerabl
tT3extent in healthy location, New York Phla
Adephia the farthest within twelve hours journey by
railroad Or from New York DESTROYS Of
posing Of such property will address letter R. 4. H.
Charleston s. Carona giving minute statement
ble Of the location extent and buildings of the farm the
capacity Of its soil the Kind and quantity Of produces the
force requisite for its cultivation and other quality that
be formed Of il. value and suitabiene The lowest cash
price o. the property is also required TO be named.
The ADVERTISER intending visit the above named cities
the early part OF the ensuing mouth will examine those
farms the and location Of which may best his
purpose ola 2w~rc
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
o. AT TATTERSALLS, Broadway, a pan Of
III Upright bay Mares, seven years old, Of good size
~ and well matched-hsve been driven in family
together for years b. the and
be depended for these good sound
and will be sold only for want Of a: a low price.
aAlso genteel kockaway Carriage. ole 3t~rc
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OF Congress, Is now exhibiting for short the
large saloon OF the Academy of Design Of Broadway
Open from 4 NJ ioIoPM Season tickets 50 cents sin.
gle admission cts; descriptive pamphlets So oil lwissr
HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
'NH!S unrivaled corps Of Equesrans will perform
Eeasvle the 22d of October; Liberty the 23d
Monticello the B.oomlngburgh the 26h
Waldsn the 2hIsnd 1t Newburgh 2sth October
inst.
This the Largest Establishment ever organized in ths
United states, comprising $50 Men aud Horses Is
snages TO convey the per,ormsr: Esrdrobes musicians
uiaps, ameng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of
Age recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE, -
whose style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being chse and classc her graceful and fascinating address,
and the charming nItpete with which she chains her audi
ence render this gifted and hRhyeducaed srtse the lead
ing feature Of the TIN. The Proprietor,
refer the public the brilliant description given
spectve newspapers of the extraordinary and daring fsa
performed b. this distinguished artistic.
Equestriaa Director, Mr. HOWES; Riding Master, MIR.
NIXON and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon 1.-THE Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feats
nile act Of by Master Nixon Olympic EIer
Tdmbler, Mr.: MACARTE. Wonderiul Feats By Mr.
Coles Dogs Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
in their elegant Gymnastic Pastures and Groupings Mr.
Sweet as the Charioteer of Ph0bps Posurng and Gym
nastics BY Mr. Nixon and his Mr.. Howes in his My
biological and brilliant Act of Fancie. Of Proteus" Mr.
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety of Others,
The whole comprising the leading talented, and
ole HOWES X CO.'S New York Mammoth Circus
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This increases Powers majority, fer heard from,
to at least e00o The democratic majority for Canal Com
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M. B. WATERFRONT,
WIN. II. JAMES.

" U a.
u l2e FULTON STREET. (sun Bailding,) a
Desmng u unnecessary TO enter ilto particulars -
respecting his F Fashions for 1885, simply
his style wi excel beauty lghn, and color
thing offered the Hatweang public Of city
oil New York hts prices a low his hats fac.
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FALL FASHION, 1916
ID VIM BANTA. No. 81 Canal street, and 1870 n
~ Chatham street. offers to his friends and he public IN
large assortment OF Hats of the style. the following
low prices viz:-Moeskin silk Hat. fur bodies, So
fur Hats warranted to retain iheH shape color So short
silk Hats fur bodies 50 30; first quality PARIS mole
skin silk Hats 50 So first quality Hats 50 %
Also the fall patterns of cidrensxk velvet and fancy
cloh caps; mohar cloth, OIL silk plush and fur caps &c
Boys fail pattern fur and silk h,ts. oil Im#rc
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GEO AZ WAkEHUU5E.--JAo u. ARMSTRONG X
- THORNTON, No. 81 Cheapsde Baltimore.
7oo 600 segars eabracng Extra fine and medium quail
pes, Casadorcs, Relies.
Also general assortment Of Tobacco for sale low
terms rh
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D. KELLINGER,S LINIMENT.

- On. kiI.LiNoEk's LINlMENT u warraats q
A&3I \to stop diarrhea ifh doses ulcers,
and sores Of all and eyery nature cuts, bruises,
refunded Of failure. Il will also eradicate all rheu
pains, certain applied To be had 80 John
only so bottle bottles
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THE albania SALOON,
$50 Br0ddtcdy. Prince street
ADMISSION REDUCED To ONE SHILLING.
This splendid fashionable and we'll known estabishment
is now open for the
Musical entertainments every evening with the astonsh
ing performances Of
MONS. ADRIENT,
the greatest Magician of the 10Th century Dancing by Mile
Jesseyne.
u Doors open at 7-commences at o'clock
re
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Wal 1 hlfONI q JAMES,
~ FASHIONABLE HATTERS "A
~ Nassau street, near Fulton, New York. -
NE Subscribers beg to state that they have Away
hand choice assortment OF Hats of their fac
ure Their materials imported direct tom Pari' and
they ater hemss that for quality and beauty of finish
their Hats cannot be surpassed aud able price
They have Of fine Moleskin Hats the Fair of the
American Institute, No. 9i2.
M B. WATERFRONT,
ol7 1wissr WIN. H JAMES
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=, = -,
MIR. Burke will perform the following solos
Grand Concerto irs part) in f Minor by De Berot.
2 Esntase Capdce. by VieuxtempS odd
3. The Carnival de Venice !" by Ernst.
Leopold De Meyer will perform his Grand Fantasia and
Vibrations semiramis and the Duo Concertante from
william Tell. by Osborne and De Beot, with Mr. Burke.
Tickets 81 each To be had together with Programmes
at the principal Music Stores and the door Concert
commence at o'clock No Of the
westher. ol8.5tsr