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Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

The WHOLE ARMY-Gen. Scott, in his de-
spatch of the battle of mexico, dated on the 18th
of September, l847, uses the following just and
emphatic language:--''The Capital however,
was not taken by any one or two corps, but by
the talent. the science, the gallantry, the Prov
ess of this entire army. In the glorious con-
quest, ALL had contributed, early and power
tully-the killed, the wounded, and the fit for
duty-at Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo, Contreras,
San Antonio, Churubusco, (three battles,) the
Molinos del Rey and Chapultepec, as much as
those who fought at the Gates of Belen and San
Cosme."
Will not the American people subscribe to
the language of the COMMANDMENTS Chief Will
they justify particular officers and citizens in
their attempts to falsify the positive declara-
tons here made in behalf of the deeds and
claims ofall our gallant officers and soldiers?-
Will they allow letter-writers, whether officers
IN the army, aids-de-camp-regular or volun-
teer-to derogate from the hard-earned laurels
OF our brave soldiers, in order to augment the
glory and promote the purposes of Individuals?
Will they permit themselves any longer to be
hoodwinked and humbugged by the unofficial,
unauthorized and partial statements of the ia
yorites and pets familiars of certain officers?
". o. Delta.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

Nor so BAD.-The editor Of the Maine Far
mer intimates that the design of our govern
ment in sending an expedition to the Red Sea,
may be to fish up Sodom and Gomorrah, and
''annex them to the United States
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

O-The National Wing of the Sd inst, an
nounces that DIR. Davis, late Speaker of the
House of Representatives, has been appointed
Commissioner to China, in the place of Alex
ander Everett, deceased. The Doctor will
find some difficulty in acquiring sufficient
knowledge of that barbarious language to make
known the object of his mission.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

The CHoLERA.-The Manchester Examiner
and other British papers, anticipate another
visit of the Asiatic Cholera, and advise that at
tention be paid to cleanliness and ventilation
as the best means TO lessen its dreadful attacks.
OF 100000 attacked in Russia, less than 20, 900
died.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

New York BANKs.-A Telegraphic dispatch
received at CINCINNATI, dated Jan. Sd, says
"Refuse all New York county banks. Half a
dozen more are broke, and sales are at 10 20
per cent. discount. We learn that the banks
of this city are refusing all the county banks OF
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

OTThe Louisville Journal of Saturday says
eve have received letter from Nashville,
which says that the friends of Mr. Clay will
very soon hold meeting in that city and NOM
mate him for the Presidency.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

PoRK.-The Madison Banner of last We'd
nesday says:
The prices Of Pork last week, on account of
the unfavorable weather, and the large num-
Der of Hogs coming in, was reduced to almost
nothing at all; but this morning, we are in
formed, it again looked up little-$2,5O be-
ing asked, and 1925 freely offered for good
Hogs.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

0TAn official statement signed by Daniel
Graham, Register of the U. S. Treasury, shows
that the expenditures of the Government for
the first quarter of the present fiscal year were
eighteen and half millions, or at the rate of
Seucnty-four millions per annnm.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

The Matamoros Flag says that large numbers
of Mexicans are emigrating to the Texas side
of the Rio Grande, for the purpose of availing
themselves of the protection of American laws,
should the Rio Grande be made the boundary
between the two countries.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

In the Probate Court OF NandeIburgh County, In
vacation, Jan. 5, 1913.
Amy Skeels Admins
tratix of Joseph Young
O'' VS.
Mary Ann Young An Petition TO sell real estate
ma Bell Matilda Young,
John Bunyan Young
William Henry Young
Joanna Young
De- remembed that heretofore to wit on the 9th
ID day of december a d. ls47 the above named
Amy Skeels administration OF the estate of Joseph
Young deceased filed in the office of the clerk of the
Probate Court OF Vanderbugh County her certain pc
tition praying for the sale OF the real belong
ing to said decedents estate. And it satisfactorily APP
pearing by the adavitofa disinerested person this
day filed in the clerks office aforesaid that Anna Bell
Matilda Young one of the above named defendants
is this time resident Of the State OF Indiana.
Notice is therefore given to the said Anna Bell
Matilda Young to appear or before the calling of
this cause at the next OF said Court TO be held
at the court house in Evansville OF the second Mon
day in February next, and show any she have
or can why said real estate should not be sold and
made assets in the hands OF the administration for
the payment OF the debts and demands outstanding
against said estate.
jan 7, WI. SAMUEL /. JENKINS, Cl'k.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

TAYLOR MEETING AT WASHINGTON The
following short account of the Taylor Meeting
recently held at Washington City is from the
letter of the Baltimore Sun:
WAsHINGToN, Dec. %.
A preliminary meeting was called this even
ing, at Colemans Hotel, to make preparations
for movement al the seat of the government
in favor of bringing General Taylor before the
country as a candidate for the Presidency
There were about three hundred persons pres
ent, of all parties, and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed.
James F. Holiday was called to the Chair,
and Joshua l.. Henshaw acted as secretary
A series of resolutions were offered and adopt
ed in favor of the objects of the meeting, and
calling for general expression of opinion on
the subject.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. Sherman,
of Alabama; Governor Gayle, of Alabama, and
the Hon. Meredith P. Gentry, of Tennessee
the speeches were most eloquent and humor-
Gus, and were received with great favor BY the
meeting. They recommended that nothing
premature should be done-that there was no
occasion at present for moving too rapidly in
the matter, but thought it better to leave il en-
tirely to the people, the large majority of whom
were daily becoming supporters of old 'Rough
and Ready" The meeting adjourned in fine
spirits.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11
T ANDERBURGH Circuit Court.-An ad :

NJ ANDERBURGH Circuit COurt.-An adj
journed Term of the September Term of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court for the year lS47, will
be held Court House in Evansville on the 3lst
day of January, 1913. All officers and traverse Ju
notified TO attend. SAM'L Il. JENKINS, elk
jan ii ofthe Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

O-We learn that the Divisions of the Sons
in this city design celebrating the approaching
22nd of February. The birth day of Washing
ton is fitting time for a temperance festival,
and the promulgation of principles pure and
holy.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

0CTThe amount invested in railroads in
the New England States alone, is supposed to
amount to S50,000,000. In these States there
are 2,240 miles of railroad track, either finish
ed or in progress of construction.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

CO. The Hon. HENRY CLAY has arrived at
Baltimore..and was received as the guest of the
city. He is on his way to Washington to at
tend the sittings of the Supreme Court.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

A DMINIsTRATOR'S Notice.-Notice is
N hereby given that the undersigned has taken
out letters of administration upon the Of Wks
Reagen, deceased. All persons indebted to said es-
claims against the estate will present them duly
thenticated for settlement.
The estate will be settled as insolvent.
dec 3l-w3w pfeI BEULAH REAGEN.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

oT Washington letter writers say that Col.
Benton will go for Mr.. Van Buren, for the Pre-
sidency. We are inclined to think ''Old Bull
lion" will go for himself in preference 10 any
one else.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

Waterproof broadcloth is manufacture
ed by company who carry on the business at
263 Water street New York. Its appearance
is in all respects like that of common broad
cloth.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

GIVE are greatly indebted to our friends
Messrs. Taylor & Harvey for late New Orleans
and Louisville papers.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11
TUESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1s4s.

0gThe river is again falling at this point.
1t was falling on Saturday at Cincinnati and
Pittsburg. At the latter place there were nine
feet water in the channel.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

OT-It costs $4,000 10 carry the returns of
votes for President TO Washington. So much
for useless provision of law, when it could
be done by the mails for half dozen dollars.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

0-The amount of Treasury notes outstand-
ing on the lst inst. it is officially stated, was
$l4, 1897, 339 81.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

0EThe National Wing says it has list of
sir hundred and taco papers that go for General
Taylor for President.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

WHEAT.-The Millers at Madison are paw
ing 81 90 per bushel for Wheat.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11
For Vice PrcSidcTlt,
DANIEL WEBSTER.

If this prediction should be verifed-and we
would not make it if we had much doubt on
the subject-what unprecedented causes for
congratulation will exist on the LIST of January,
1919.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

A STRONG TIcKEr.-The New York Courier
and Enquirer presents the following strong
Wing ticket for the Presidency, and predicts
its success:
A PREDIcTIoN.-On the lst of January. l649,
a President and Vice President of the United
States will have been elected, whose term OF
of Office will commence on the 4th of March
following. Now we venture the prediction
that the gentlemen elected will be
For President,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11
state of Indiana, vanderburgh County, So.

In the Probate Court q
vacation, Jan. 5, 1873.
Amy Skeels Admins
tratix of Joseph Young
decd.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-11

Mary Ann Young. An
ma Bell Matilda Young,
John Bdnyan Young,
William Henry Young,
Joanna Young.
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WASHINGTON, July q, 1913.
The Case of Major Tbrbvou.


MAYOR Tochman's case, which has excited good
deal OF interest, came up before the criminal court
to-day, by agreement; but was again postponed, on
motion OF the District Attorney, for some cause
which we did not understand. II is now fixed for
Monday next.
In the meantime, petition has been got up by
large number Of Senators and members of Con-
gress, to the President setting forth that the pro-
secution OF Major Tochman is altogether politic-
al matter--that the quarrel arose in consequence
OF the interference OF the Russian Minister with
Major Tochman, who was appointed by the heirs
OF kosciosko their agent, and praying that the pro-
secuton be dismissed. The petition is signed by
upwards OF hundred members, and was present.
ed to the President yesterday, by deputation con-
sisting Of Senators lIannegan, Footc and Atch-
icon. n 'il.a
There can be but one opinion as to NJ. de Bo-
dlsco's interference with Major Tochman, and VIC
trust the day is far distant when the Minister of
dcspot can make his iron rod felt in this land of
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freedom. Major Tcchman wsoa promin~n, man
IN The glorious struggles which have iminor ilized
Poland: and We hove 10 know that his pre-
s.nce rs now prayed for hy many oil his How
les in Europe. To assist IN another (tni every
American must bore, successful attempt TO wrest
their tslov, country from rs present 81 wish posi-
n.n. He, however, cannot 90, IN Consequence OF
the pending prosecution which chains him here
It il 10 be hoped The President viii grant thu pray
eI If the petition, emanatng. IA II does, from so
high source. In Jnsuce To Major Tochman we
may add. that the petition gotten up wholly
without his knowledge, and is spontaneous act
Oh the part Of the slgners. OMEGA.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHnApkIpHIA CATTLE MARxET, July AT market,
1850 Beef Cattle $40 Cows and Calves, $50 Hogs and
1850 Sheep and Lambs. Prces-Beeves are lower and
fales range at SIS SO 81 the 100 lbs 45O head
driven to New York, and so head left unsold Cows
and Calves sold at IS SIS for dry; $l4 S25 for
Springers and SIS $50 for Fresh Cows Hogs mostly
sold at 81 Goa 81 IS per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
sold at 81 So 90 TOR Sheep, and 81 so So rs for
Lambs as in quality. Hay-Good Timothy sold at so
soc the cwt and Straw at 81 SO the 100 bundles
BRIGHToN MARKET-THrKspAY, July G, 1S4S.-At
Market lIo Beef Cattle, IL pairs Working Oxen, IS
Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and $50 Swine Prices
Beef Cattle-We quote 10 correspond with last week.
since which number Of Cattle have been sod-extra
5o nrst quality sea GO; second quality SIS so s
10; third IS a 5 25. Working Oxen-No sales noticed
Cows and Calves-Sales S22, %, 25, CO. 33 aud 49,
Sbecp-Small lots at 10, 81, IL 81 and SO Swine
One entire lot at 4lc small lots peddle ia and Sic
small pigs &c. At retail from to &c.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

FnLApELpnA, July First Boord-S5OO Cam and Amb
Bend. sS 400 CO. s Sse7 lsl "a Lesish INT
$50 irsrd Bank @ oi. Second Board-l3O Wilmington RR
e. ia 30 Iehgh Coal Scrip 76 100 do Interest," I0O
Wilmington Gs. 1915 800 Leh; Nav SIS, 43l; It's Morris
q, l049s Penn Bank go
BAITlnonE, July 6--'tock BoarG-slooo United States
do dc do So do Marine Bank 2s; % do Balo Ohio Il
Co; 35 ~ do do do do S Is do do do do 37; United
Stare 6 Of 1907 closed at 0 bid l05 aaked Treasury s at
@ bid 1875 ASKED Maryland Is closed ssh bid saeed
Railroad shares at 3isi bid, SO asked.
W BosToY July GMStoeh and Erehamge Borrds2 shars
do Boston Worcester Rail- cad O7 do do do ic7; do
Boston Maine Railroad a do Eastern Railroad 5; %
Vermont and Mass Railroad 6 20 do Fi;chburs Raroad
l2s % do East Boston Co. Dividends No 4sI Is rights Bos.
ton Maine Railroad 152 rights Boston Worcester Ra l.
road LOO $500 Reading Railroad Bonds 1880 Sl0n2 Mcxi.
can Ildempity
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Died.

On Friday, the eth instant Mt his sons residence in
the 9th year Of his age, Mr.. DANIEL JENKISsoS.
His friends and the friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the above
named place, at o'clock, M, on Saturday the Sth
inst, to accompany his remains to Greenwood Gene
terry.
Yesterday morning. in the fourth year of his age,
RIcHARD D., son of John and Jane Turner.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, this day. at O'clock from 43S
Pearl street.
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CuAYAMA, 7. r., June 19--The weather is highly IA
vorab!e for the growing CROP which looks remarkably
well Our present one is fast drawing to a close and
quite O moderate amount remains now to be shipped
Sugars rate at So to So 2 and moasses 10 cents per
gallon, neither of which in much request In i'm
ports very little Is doing and market is abundant
ly supplied with provisions. Lumber of all kinds in
Guiding coopers stock, is dull the demand Is likely to
increase, and prices must improve. Vessels much
wanted and freghts plenty at so cents for sugar
the United Stntea
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Married.

In New York, on Thursday evening, July 9th, by
the Rev. DR.. Stark SAMUEL JOHNSTON, to DoRoruY
STEvErsor, both Of Franklndale, Dutehess county,
New York.
Richmond papers please copy.
On 5th July at st. Peters Church, Goth street. BY
the Rev. Hugh Smith, ANDREW S. WHEELER, ESQ !.
Of Brooklyn, to Miss Nancy b. STAFFORD, Of this city
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DELTA PHI CONVENTION GENERAL CoNvEN.
New s york on a n Dss rs s01 viii 30 held city
The Delegates requested assemble National Hotel in
All mme scey aas especially Graduate a. sopd
ally invited to attend by order
TIRE NATIONAL WASHINGTON MONUMENT SOCIETY
the seat o. government IN The city founded BY washington
purely is vsSi tne% sns
rsitSSS StS s sSn n ass sn S.a
sistipg in part Of $1,000 yhch collected in subscriptions
B dSe i,c With u.
% asS i Part % o made By
general agent Collectors now bsipg appointed in ali parts q
Sssa s' wiz fi'y cordially
G % snn Of
gentlemen IN New Yok and rOokyn having re1uoscd to
,s s'ss s. spp1eys sfi
him Of ali amounts collected His Office Is at No. 81 3apbss
T.,SsDrs ianS7sr ;,ss whsI he Addrs
win be expended in the way proposed viii due regard
with design u Inc Mc6nmSn housS, 81 %a.nsoa or
sS n s s y % SGf 20 b
T Mus, not r. eGFSuGdsd with the proposed y erection in New
RmIGiors NoT1cE-mE q REFORMED PREsBYrE
viii sa1 Dooh Icy rcS formerly W.veSy Place
iss sna ' they win continue 70 worship every
Gs RsT Dr. S % ~ nsS S anew S S 'hd 3D.
eNenaa Services to commence at 75sP.M
NJ, T ~ YOU INFORM Us WHY rae BELL
9TH n' q rim S1s;E YS WLRp
TANNERS UNIVERSAL ATLAS. uAPS ScA FEY
copies Of 1n sclegsnt Atas
yin the world and each ofhe United with
roller Of tho world Europe h, Africa United states
North and South America TIA cng Mars aud Guides
At the map store. No. Dsrclsyttrcet
A sPlFNnID BLACK n0psR FOR sAIE-l5H HANDS
IA high sound gentle free from vico First saddle hors,
md eesnnt diver ApIy at % Nassau street. ID story baak
of'c, hfcre ruesdcy next.
I Ut EVERYBODY KNOW THAT TIE SOCIETY FOR
inc Promotion Oh hnowedro scndS all kinds Of books pub
hcd IN New orb stage free 10 all parte Of the Union Ad
rrs pcs aid With rouittancc) 70 their Mr. TALBOT
WATTS, it2 Nassau street, which will b. promptly
icd o.
TUE Library AMAhICAN--A NEW FIRST CLASS
Family Journal srcd ills day. July and every succcci-
psveek tontents Of Ne She ives The Death Tes. Tho
lawyer Love tnsondis ue ievcr Legend Of Mosque
NC Bfody Iafiin Stories q Smpiotons; Iamsrncs III.
sImase; lie Dead SEA Dapma Prayer; The Golden Rule;
lLc sni sons Resolution Obsecles
iee,ns Our Plan and Enz Tho Fourth Of July Washington
Cor; Commencement of N " Unvorsy Critical Notices
Dramatic and Musical; Arrival Of the Cambria Prospoctus
srmsSs year; single numbers, on he at er
ford Burgess Sngcrs, rarams Affords owery and
parcr dealers generally. Sulrcpovs
e,ived AZ our uptown Agency MIERS Store s5 Brosd
WY u. y. QUACkENDOS, Editor nd Proprietor
~ ~ Ann street.
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RURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET, WIILOPEN
- for the Monday July 10TH lS4SThe whole this
sssaiish%ent has undergone thorough Ienovation
gold highly FURNISHED by VIM C. Long, decorate
the The seats have been newly the
scene has sen painted by Mr. Biele The Company has
principal in SUI eror comic talent vocal
ability and powerful Ballet department Sage Manager Mr.
Brougham Musical Director Mr. g. Ioder; Ballet Master Mr.
iredsleks; PRINCIPAL Mashnist Mr. DE Wilt Acting Manager
ton Of Madame Weiss, will appear popular dances Miss
CHAPMAN the very popular actress and vocalist Phadc
Iia, will appear Mr. Crisp will appear part first
lime here for two years Mr. rongham win the principal
with burleta called MAIpENs, BEWARE!-Rosaiio Miss
Chapman The viennoes Danseuses will appear the
favort PAS DIES FLEURS The laughabe of ASING
InE Wihp,.,Jeremy padls NJ, " H. Crisp The yicnnoe
called tho IRISH DRAGOON-Paddy Murphy Broughan:
Mrs Bloomy Mr Brougham The vennaises will dance the
Chinese baabile, TCnlNG TCHANG, TCIUNC acknow-
lodged to be their popular effort Box open Ad
mission, oO cents to all parts of the house JIG BARNET.
Tre,s
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For some weeks. says the Franklin Ola Banner, our
planters have been unable to work their crops in
sequence of heavy rains and the cane has suffered
greatly. The weather is fine, and many of our
planters are endeavoring to get " out Of the grass
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TNR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "pRACTICAI PRIVATE

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise &C. Is Greenwich street, IL A. A.
6to9P NJ (Sunday excepted Those apply in the early
s,ses viii e surprised q the rspidy and little neOnveuOrcs
ud from certain class Of people, Otherwise who can pro-
rery appreciate his servce In structure from It,
on to ts advanced distressing sta-cs from uncn-
men sdynsses in edition 70 eynse IN ais
mas tIund for waiting. DO obtained h
America.
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CBAInAA ThkATkk-sOLk PROPeIETuA And LIS


- ter famiy.-Pcrformmcs to commence at 8 ocloek--
Admission, 90 oerts-HaraziDg DIRECTOR iir. George Hol-
lsrdN:. T.y. Cbubb Musical Direcor-Painter
rsor Sig Apseo home LI!aS.c.inery Mr. r. MoNaiy-Prp
rertea Mr. Itert-Saturday Evening July & will
Ted the eomsdetta of the HOUSE LOG-Cluckscae An
drews Dust Holland Cecilia, Miss Ncbinou After which
HACSER FAMILY will apIearina Concert To conclude with
the arce Of the 0MNIBuSPat Rooney Mr. Nckiasop Tom
Dol, Andr I'm Mes
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~ me-, an ~. go sfs,anw AT.-SATURnAy JULY
~ 9Th The Inlar Farcctta call dMf NElGHBOkS WIFE.
Mr. S,mert Mr. Palmer Brown, Mr. Dawson Smith John
Sefo Mrs Someron. Kate orn Mr. Brown, Miss Reher
Mrs smii h. h,s Henry which, the Seto ca 10 Ballet
called lie DI ELE hOuGEiertusio. retired soldier, w..
Antoine; Coupt Caluaceinta ~ erin Bende Schn IL;
Aod-ps NJ Aarcetti Svanein Mile Matt hide Tickets Ffy
cens Doors AZ o'clock Performance 90 commences as
oh
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RowtR, TDEATTE-sATURDAY EVENING, JULyG SIS,
- viii lie r.lca ed the WiZskBOF THE WAvE-Don lose
Del ssboaiar Mr. =, W. Cl.rke; Ieryayex Afford: Cses
Faulkner Mr. ALI Timothy Trease Butc Henry Rclcr'
Mr. ). H. Pan; isab.nda. NrL i'tlips Dean, C.ps
Mrs sicrey With which win he performed the eon,ev Of
TuhTLt HuNTikG--Ifon Mr. Ievsn, hr j. H. Iall limo
thy nar Solior Mr. Burke: Mr.. Turtle. III Mr. Turtle
Mis- Mary IT, Ieri arce vii commence wit, .hc
HOBBIES NlFEJa-ry 0Gi. Mr. Burke; Marx aedlind, Mr.
H. Hail. Brarv. Gr. Bey Rose R~dland, Sra JorlIi
Ecses IS cents; Pit l2f Doors open performance
clcclr-
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DROADWAY neutrality-suspicious., Messra A. MANN
ID y. A. sARSiAy-MAvAGER, W. X. BLAKR-Door- open
ut IN ocl.ek performance O'clock
management ,esIeculy announce the
Of the gONPLAISI French Ballet CompanyThe public il
specially inform cd that extensive aparatu for the perfect
ventilation Of the entire building, is In oreationa-
turday Evening Juy sis viii lie en;ei the
ie Ballet in two acts and six table called ALNEE An
Baihoomin Id,e Mad Adele Nonp asr Dress Circle and
Psrquette 20 ents Family Circle 2s cents Gallery 2
CBA1RAA THEATkk-soLE PROPRIETOR AND LEs
~ Sr !. Cbanirsu-Beneht OF Mis- T. Mes.ayerSa--
urday EVENING July viii be aced the Farce the BASlFL
lRSHMAN orc gallagher MIR Il. William Mr.. Quaxcly Mrs
Wray To lie followed by the Pare Of the WIDOW VICTIM
Jsr,moh lip MIR thanau Jane Catterl. Miss e. Messenger
After hicl local sketch. entitled GLANCE AT Nav YORK
IN ls4-Mose Mr. anchlrau Lizey, Mss Me.tayer Tho
lude with The ONE HUNDRED
lrgon Miss E. Mesiayer Doors open FER
n
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