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Saturday. Sept. 12-6 r. M

SoturOays sept iS-o - we
The stock market heavy to-day and prices fell of
fraction Long Island declined u per cent; Canton 5s
Farmers Loan y; Harlem Y; Morris Canal q; Vicks
burg Norwich and Worcester, and pennsylvania os,
closed al yesterdays prices. Reading went up u per
cent.
At the second board Morris Canal went !, and Har
lem !. There were very few transactions.
Mr. John T. Norton has been elected President of the
Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Company, in place of Mr.
Isaac Newton, resigned Mr.. Newton has been eff
ccnt excellent officer but his remote residence pre-
vented devotng all the time he desired the duties
Mr. Norton who has leisure and ability will devote both
to the interests of the company The road prospered
under Mr. Newton's auspices, and will we doubt not
continue prosperous under the eye of Mr. Norton.
The earnings Of this road for the first week in Sep
TENDER, this year and last, have been annexed
MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD
Freight. l44 SO
Total. 1929 II
Same time last year. ....... -. 1855 "a
This increase is equal TO about twenty five per
We annex the current quotations in this market for
foreign and domestic exchange, for uncurrent money,
and for specie.
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AMUsnmEErs. &C.

MIR. FoRREsT-Hs first appearance since his return from
DARK THEATRE On Monday Evening, Sept I'm
MIL be performed 'f DSs o. copdes he
s't the trsss . ,stiS s
= To conclude with the farce Of the YOUNG sCAAlF-
Doors open at o'clock and the performances will com
nenss at hafpsst7 o'clock Boxes 81 Pit 50 cents; Gal
ROwERY THEATRE.-on Monday evening, Sept. a.
iSs @ Ns n Id
Amer Winch Si,,se. H. and j. vallee will dance lie Pas
MO conclude with the Nautical National Dram. of La
FiILE Sr The Pirate Of the Gu-Lshte (hrst time Mr.
Door. oclock curtain will rise a, halt past L
Dre., Circle 80 cents Upper Boxes % cents Fit and Gale
CASTLE GARDEN, win ia extensive rr9mensdes,
TR6 pfP d 81 'aa
EysnnE f % M Saa wiz % oys
and view Che beautiful range Of GosMoKANAs'
IL sSssIass Win ss5is: Of DIssoLvING VIEWS and
The amusement, to commence a quarter to precisely.
Admittmce Is cents.
THREE COMIC PANTOMIMES.
aASEl S tn.
ECIacovienne Dance, by Mime Leon Jsyelli o,.,,. ~.
SAder which the dramatic pantomime of JoCko-fipo'
TO Conclude with the coNJURoRs GIFT = ColOraO
Gabriel Ravel Elvina, Nine Leon Jayelli.
nss GRsn az sa ss So
CIRCUs-BOWEKY AMPHITHEATRE.- This Popu.
lar s'' MoSDaf wv EvG fsq sc s
ss
iS.s ssa % ia
country Mr. Mcfarland The sixty somerset throwsI the
md the eeeSsed Family 0 ~ add mlisay
the variety of the performances Every novelty and variety
n
w, be furnished in rapid succession For particulars, see
Admission q cents; P, i2K Box office open
from 10 to O'Clock daily.
N B.-Af lew season tickets for sale
THIS unriyaed corp. Of Equestrians will perform at
sd Herkmer on the 2iih Little Falls The 25ih
Valley on the he ss at XII ON IN 5 and
fS ss ss fri sa oSses in
United states comprising 5s Men and Horses requiring as
has a'
tans amsng whom is the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age recently MA sII'sSa ' MA fsi MAcARTE
beng ehs,s CLASSIFY E4acsa
b are e
We s g q i Il. sas 9.Ias
M sSyHs Rfs Mr.
s ape ss as M
as se ss %s.
Sss Z \: Sss
Their elegant Gymns.'ie Posture. and Grouping Mr.
soSses fTso
Rope asDf
The whole comprising the leading most talented and
e' :se ISIS, New York Mammoth ceu.
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES, TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES
TO TAlLORS

1>HOSE who wish acquire rapid of Cuing
all the various styles Of garments at the present
work on the subject which contains all the that
can be desired IL has already with the most M
dented sale and used generally by he
Union and warranted give entire satisfaction to ali who
adopt its principles Price per copy from eight dollars
according TO the bndng also single sets of patterns
the various styles Of garments cut to order by
w. H ST1NEMETTs,
$40 1msr No. 1I3 Broadway. New York.
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Married.
On Saturday, the 18th of September, by the Rev NJ.
T. Price, Mr.. ANDREW j. CRoPsy, to Miss LOUISA Ma
rILpA HARDY, daughter Of VIM II. Hardy, formerly of
birmingham England, and grand daughter of the late
George Habacker, Of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia papers will please copy
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A GENTLEMAN, gentleman and lady who pro-
- dpee sood esI,n onals, can hear Of good place 70
by ealing at e. RlLEY's Music Store, in Broadway,
sill 9t~mc
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CENTURY PLANT.

CENTURY PLANT.
THE CENTURY Plant exhibiting at DUNLAP &
4 THOMSON'S Seed Store, 635 Broadway, is again
covered with flower buds, seed pods and perfectly formed
plants Open from A. M. 10 p. NJ Admittance l21S
cents children half price The price Of admission will be
cheeruy refunded who not perfectly salts
fed that the largest and wonderful plant of the kind
exhibited IN this country. si2iw~rh
MONTEVEKDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON.
MO. 5BARCAY STREET, (three doors below the Ame-
IN Hotel,) New York. The Subscriber would
spectfuy inform his friends and this public general that
he has four good Billiard Tables, be found IN the
city, all kept complete order As these tables are sepa-
the proprietor thinks II will be more select
and agreeable gentlemen visiting his house, private
ties Each gentleman visiting the above establishment VIII
be furnished with and apron Tor his especial
use and the best attendance the city Any gentlemen
wishing the billiard exclusive TO themselves the
bowling alleys can have the same by applying At the bai
rate order, with the best Of attendance. -
Lunch every day al II o'clock Wednesdays and Sundays,
Fish or Clam Chowdcr -
During season the choicest Oysters such Shrews
bury, Chnksroras, Mill Pond, Cold Spring and Massachu
Bay Gentlemen calling for the above oysters al
ways have them the shortest they depend
having the above His Bar is well stocked with
the choicest Wines and Liquors. and Segas best quail
ty Also Sherry Cobes Mint Juleps and Punches made In
manner not to be surpassed.
70 Gentlemen will please communicate at the Bar,
A"' " N"'' - WV FRANCIS MONTENEGRO
No. s. Barclay street
~ Private entrance at the Hall door. au26 lmsr
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YACHT FOR SALE.

az THE YACHT GIMCRACK, - She is 80 feet
&S long and ~ feet wdecoppcr fastened and copper
0nEsed TO the bends. The materials used IN her CON
strucon Of the best quality and boed and veu
together as to render for at least unne
eesssy sns is Tin opnopl the tastes, vessel Q, ne oi
mage IN Amerca Her keel the only ballast she carer,
OF ron and weighs tonshe centre board Is tteo ~ ,ne
keel and does through weaken the noor
She good heavy weather boat the weight OF her VI, ~
denng impossible overset her She very eomr.e
found in Light sails and the set them, WIN coIs "
prorct them from the weather when anchor A dozen
persons NAV dine comfortably in her cabin when shee
feet long with six feet head The furniture ~ new
and in perfect order With the exception Of bathing Loom
she provided with all the comforts 10 be iounu 'ae
avSg No further hsr will sell her for less than
ha'i her Original 'o'' JOHN c STEVENS, II Barclay st.
NB-she may be seen at or nesrthe Ferry, hoooken
sl3 lwsrTc
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GIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor OF Singing, VIII
- his lessons usual his Music Room, 90 Leo
nard street, joining the Society Library Building.
To THE Amateurs THE AccoRDIoN he would re.
commend his Album published containing delightful
collection of the popular operate melodies and favore
pieces. ,
musical compositions be played that instrument,
whose capabilities have ned so long unknown.
Signor L. M. accompanies his pupils on the Piano and
(,u;fsr au30 msm
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Oied.

On Saturday, the 18th inst, MARY ANN BRANAGAN,
aged 10 months daughter Of Patrick Branagan:
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re-
spectfuy invited attend the funeral this afternoon at
4o'clock, from No. 24S Cherry st.
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CENTREVILLE TROTTING COURSE


PURSE of be given for the two champions ofhe
N turf second best, and TO eff Monday,
the 2ist inst, two miles aud repeat.
A. Conckn enters pacing CHI James X Polk TO skeleton
wagon
r. Hunt b. z. Moscow, go he peases Each carry
weight according o the rules ofthe
purse for $780, mile heats best in s. under the
saddle free for trong horses that $780,
close Green Losees the 18th inst o'clock r.
NJ. Three to make a field
Also of $500, two mile heats, harness. free
for all rong horses to off about the 28th OF Sepem.
ber three more 10 make hed to close at Green Lo-
sees Tuesday, the 22d by o'clock NJ In three
start $50 Of the purse will be given 70 the second best horse
II only the will be $780, aud rothng the
second best; IL only ther. will be anything
given. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
Ceotreville. Sept IA. 1916. SIS 2tsrc
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q. TIETZ,
GOTHIC HALL, announces his Duck Of Vaucanson, his
~ Elephant his Dancing Lady. his Cabinet OF Anatomy,
and his Cartoons of Raphael Admiance % cents
Sc wv re
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MUSIC

TAUGHT on very moderate terms by person who has
perfect knowledge OF the scsncs and who undertakes
teach thoroughly Terms % dollars per- month"; Any
wishing take Instruction will please address line
10 Music At the Herald Office" $40 Imlserc
FASHIONABLE DANCING.
M,LLE DESyARDIN would respectfully inform her
l pupils the public that she has returned from Sara
toga Springs where she had the honor Of Introducing the
Redowa Waltz which she had just received from Pars and
that pared her lessons all the latest
fashionable Dances her residence No IA Leonard street.
| a. xysrc
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EDUCATION.
DEV. r. r. HUDDART'S School will reopen after the
N Summer Vacation, Monday September It'll. Circu-
lars containing full particulars and fer day scholars
yearly and day boades obtained application the
school 10 Foureenh street between University Place and
Fifth of Mr. e. H. Edwards Office Of the Alliance
Insurance Co, 50 Wall street, ale lmsm
i EECHES-LEECHES.-D Depot of Leeches, Io Nassau
street, is REMOVED to 1is WILLIAM Street, New
ork and offer for sale fresh supply OF Leeehes Just
ceIved by FERDINAND. Sem aus Imsr
WROUGHT NAILS.
DUO kEGs Of 100 lbs each of2l and inch wrought nails
- ISL quality, daily expected, and will be sold low,
on oehvery after LIST Of December nert, at
.ao,- GEORGE r. GERDIN9,
"i"ec ~ Maiden lane junction Of Liberty st.
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.

NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
From the pier at the foot Of Courtlandt street
Tie steamboat EMPIRE, Captain r. y. Macy,
the foot Of Courtandt Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evening", at seven o'clock. -
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. VIM. II. Peck. will
l:aye Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings, 81
o'clock.
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive in TAKE
the Morning Train of Cars from Troy Buffalo, and
north to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Champlain.
For Passage Freight apply board at the Once On
the wharf
No freight taken after 5K o'clock.
NOTlCE-All goods freight, bank bills specie. any
other kind property atthe risk 1907
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
An - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat PIER at the foot Of Barclay street.
burgh Hampton Milton Poughke Hyde Park Rhine
peck u Red Hook Bristol, Casll, Hudson, Coxsackie,
Undertook and Baltimore
Breakfast and dinner ON board the boat. .
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday Momiugs1 A. NJ
The steamboat TROY, Captain Gorham, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at o'clock.
Returning opposite days. .
freight apply on board OF at the once on the
wharf,
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Champagne il in
"A to which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers
superior that Of this country and nghsr
'' G. LIviNGsTON 4 CO..
~srir ;ssf r. swa. street
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CAMP POLK. Governors Island,

CAMP FOLK, Governors Island,
Sept H. 1886. 4
r. COMPANY A. N Y. L. California Volunteers. would
turn their sincere thanks Messs Fowler and Wells,
Of Phrenoogc ai Bnsts Books Charts &C. so kindly pre-.
sented by them to the Company, the 10th inst.
On behalf Of the Company,
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OPPOSITION MORNING LINE AT 81 o.
CLOCK FOR ALBANY
Landing at Hammond street, Van Cortlandt (Peeksk)
West Point Newburgh, New Hamburger, Milton, Pough
Caskill Hudson, and Coxsackie. Passage, One Dollar.
x00 "a THE new and fast.sailing low-pressure
nj re steamboat METAMORA, Capt. p. II Smith,
will leave The pier foot Of Warren street on
Monday, Wedne sday and Friday at So o'clock, A. NJ Re
turning leave Albany Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Passengers taking this boat will in Albany time for
the goin North and West
Breah and Dinner on board.
Fare Van Corandts Dock IS cents Poughkeepsie 50
Hudson, IS; Albany, 81. 81 I'M
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DOTTRLE-HEADED CHILD

ONEofthc wordeTul freaks Of naurs now exhibiting a,
the greatest cufiosities of the age, TWO HEADED
CHILD, born alive the Island Of Nantucket, June 81
1876 aud pronounced by the eminent physicians
geons Psychologists OF New York and Boston, and all
others Of the learned professions, who have seen it, to be
perfectly unique. , .
This little boy has beautifully formed body, with two
perfect heads and necks with hearts, four lungs and
stomach.
Ladies and gentlemen who feel desrous Of wime the
wonderful aud curious species invited to call
while this exhibition continues there being nothing that
need offend the senses Of the most fastidious.
Admission I2L cents. s10 lwsrc
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AUCTION NOTICES.
JACOB 8. PLATT, Aucuoneer.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. Is, at the Coliseum Saloon, No $50
Broadway between Howard and Grand SITS.


ARGE SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE. for man.
IL account pay advances. City and country
dealers and purchasers also families furnishing their DWELL
ings and making up their assortment directed the
above sale consisting Of every description ma
hogany black alnu and painted p,rIor hall and bedroom
furniture, Of Elzabethsn. Louis XIV, antique modern
styles in suits 10 match and separate Also the stock of
chair manufacturer
BThe furniture has various GOV erinrs such as plush
damask hair shntz satin, &c Also 20 first quality hair
mattresses and feather BEDS pillows holsters &c
Also quantity Of ysrdwde and stair carpetng be sold
cern, and with which the sale will commenee.
Nb-fuchasers desired 10 take notice that every
eie ON which two bids made will positively sold
Inc sale being expressly made pay worthy
he tenon OF every description of purchasers For further
see under auction head the morning papers
sale to commence at hall 10 o'clock Goods go
Oh Inc city can be put up by an experienced packer
Inc furniture can be examined the day sale by
cstoene and al which time will be ready sis ltsmc
IuESDAY, Sept. IS. by A. J. BLEELKER, Auctioneer
Al ~ o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
MI ORRlS CANAL x BANKING COMPANY MORT
IVA GAGE BONDS-Peremptory sale Tor of whom
rate seven per cent per annum payable semi-an-
re-imhursabe ia 1856. si2 81
WM. A. BEECHER, Auctioaeer.
WM A BEECHER store IS Cedar street, up stairs
w Dry Goods by catalogue Tor cash. Regular sales on
Monday and Thursday.
Particular given asgnee sale OF stock goods
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NJ. LEVEII, De MIST.
M ORE HARM results from bungling performances of in.
Nl competent Dentists than the ublic Of 1t
Of the importance that all branches of the
should be klfuly and practsed To
those who think with us, we recommend Mr. LEVITT,
Of broadway and Warren the introducer OF the
insertion Of Artificial incompatible Teeth the principle
atmosph.ric Pre.sure.-Nosh's Weekly Messenger.
si3 itsrc
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MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND OWLlNC
SALOON

TPrivate entrance at the Hall door.
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W EEE-E HERALD
AND THE
HERALD FOR EUROPE.
SPLENDID PICTORIAL VIEWS
CASTLE OF SAN JUAN D'ULLoA
CITY OF MATAM o r AS.

The steamship Great Britain will leave this port this
afternoon three o'clock for Liverpool and her letter
bags will close at half past two o'clock.
We are preparing edition Of the Herald for Eu-
rope, TO send by her.
II will contain the latest intelligence from the
Army, from Mexico generally, and from our Gulf
Squadron, together with the proceedings in Congress,
the debate the Tarand the passage of the Ad valo
rem Bill in both Houses Also the latest intelligence
from Canada, Oregon, California the Military Movements
throughout the Union, sc. sc.
It will be illustrated in a superior manner the
belshments will consist of view Of the city OF Matamo
and splendid engraving of the Castle of San Juan
d'Ulloa.
This edition will be ready at twelve o'clock.
The Weekly Herald will be published usual at
O'Clock this morning 1t will contain the above and pro-
motions and appointments in the Army since the first of
January last
Single copies in wrappers, sixpence each.
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Movements OF Traveller.

The arrivals yesterday showed still further general
increase the principal hotels of the city The follow
ing is summary from each -
AMERIcAN-C Wilson, New Haven; ii. Maynault
Charleston; d. Chandler, Mobile; j. Gleason, Phadel.
pha; D. Thomas, Baltimore; G. Hiss, do; NJ. Maher Col
lege Point; w. Cheever, Florida; II. Tochell Georgia;
+. Nixon, North Carolina; c. Philips Philadelpha; j.
Morgan, do; f. Diary, Cuba; Featherstonhaugh Lon.
dom
AsroR-Dr. Muller, Philadelphia; G. Street. Canada;
J. w Harvey, do; Capt Moon, do; II. Thorburn Phila
delphia; A. Leggett, Amsterdam; j. Allen Charleston;
Merritt, Troy; v. Toby, Philadelphia; Il. Dunbar,
Natchsz p Lamb, Virginia. + shapley, do; A. Cadsden
Boston; 8. Mills. South Carolina; Capt Bailey Packet
Ship Yorkshire; c. Sunmonds. Engans NJ. Wentworth,
Connecticut; {. Cowdie, Boston; ~ King, Albany; II.
James, do; r. Washington, Pittsburgh; II. Crawford,
Philadelphia; c. Kelly Pennsy vania; John Hay, do
CITy-GeoIge Marsh, Maryland; NJ. Anderson, Phila-
leans Mure, do; JGaines, Kentucky; w H. Gainesd do;
Com. Rdgey, US N; f. rockingham Boston; e. Fair.
fax, Washington; w Newell Philadelphia; T.. Richard.
son, Mississipp II. Harrison, do Hanahsn, South
CaroiiEsI Martin Philadelphia j. Tunstslt, St Louis,
FRSKLIN-D hnii, Flarida c. Perkins New Or
leans; Odell, New York; II. Nisos, Bridgeport; w.
Toby, Poughkeepsie; o. Perry, Connecticut w. Bur.
we'll, do; a. Humphreys, Tennessee; W. Newton,
Alexandria; o. Rice Ohio, G. Pessse, New Orleans;
Cooke, Baltimore; s. Burns, do; II, Morgan, doi III.
niIreen do 7. HIATT, Canada; NJ. Raikes, London; ID.
Taylor, Illinois
How,Hp-H wthers, Boston; w. Blake. do; q. Web.
mer Bsiumorc u Wood Massac husetts A. Balch, Bos-
toni !, Jones, Philadelphia o. Aver, New Hampshire
" retnoone Alabama; ID. Boyd, do, r. Roby, Boston;
=. MaxWen Memphis 8 shampton, Tennessee. o.
Boardman, Romei w. oriel Bytown; j. Groom, Canada
VEST n, NC alhser do; A. Chester, do; H. Worth do
pCsmpoei, doi +. 0reenough, Washington
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It has always been the policy of our country
to take by the hand the prosecuted of every
cline, and welcome them to a participation in
our political rights and privileges Few persons
are aware of the immense wealth that is annu-
ally brought into the country by emigrants. A
few years since the British government got alarm
ed about the amount of specie taken out of the
country. committee of the House of Com
mons was appointed to inquire into the matter;
and after considerable research and trouble, they
arrived at the conclusion that the enormous
amount of two millions of pounds STERLING. or ten
millions of dollars, were carried out OF the coun-
try by emgrants. Assuming that emigrants from
all other parts of the world take u like sum. il
will be perceived that the sum of twenty millions
of dollars in specie is imported into the country
by emgrants
This must of course enrich the country in a re-
markable degree but we question if it be more
valuable than the bone and sinew that aocompa-
NY it. Every addition to the population of the
country increases its wealth and strength. Each
emigrant becomes producer and consumer inn
snediately, and helps to settle the inexhaustbe
wiIds of the West, which need but the hand OF
industry to make them TEEN with natures fruits
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valuable discovery warranted neither off,
being Liquid Dye which nstantaneouy changes the color
Of the hair beauul brown black without injury 10
the hair skin The superiority Of this Dive
the mode Of appc and nsanteous eecta
dyes recurring from ten twelve hours 10 produce any
change superior excellence will be apparent to every
upon single app alton Country gentlemen
bottls forwarded them by express by sending cash
closed +. Phaon, 81 Broadway Judson's Hotel Price 81
invited call the depot and have their whsker dyed
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Theatrical and Musical.

BowERy THEArRE.-The manager of this attractive
pls ce of amusement determined TO conquer, II
lberality and variety Of entertainment accomplish
his end Last evening extraordinary series OF the
comic and meodramatic presenedts the public The
audience were convused with laughter at the comcal
ties of Hadaw ay in the character of Paul Py and senced
with the interest of that thrilling drama of the Rakes
Progress Mr. Neafe is actor of great talent and is
strong card for the manager Black Eyed Susan was
admirably performed also and every performer seemed
to be perfect in his part The diversified bill is
for this evening We know the house Will be
crowded
NGREENwIcH THEArRE.-The performances at Gthis
cool and elegant little theatre consisted last evening of
the drama Of The Wandering Boys" '' Michael, the
Ferryman" and the Artfu Dodger." all of which
went OF remarkably we'll. This evening very suPe-
rior hill is presented The new drama, from Eliza
Cooks beautiful poem of the same name, entitled Our
entitled the Dancing Sc otchman and the Child oil
the Wreck" Go and see it.
Castle GARpESt is delightfully."- refreshing to stroll
into this charming place, and while away an hour or
two during this weather. The cooling breeze
that fresh from the can be inhaled by the
exhausted citizen on the promenades; while the inner
can be strengthened by ice cream or ANY other
refeshment that called tor served up by attentive and
polite walters in style peculiar to the place. Com
mend us to Castle Garden during the dos days.
Dodsworths Cornet Band were to give Concert,
last evening" at Boston We understand they have been
very successful hitherto.