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and the opening Of this canal win give great stimulus
to the production Of spring grain The growth Of ILL.,
nois henceforth will be most rapid and her financial
condition must improve.
Governor French has, We understand removed MIR.
Gooding the chief engineer, this work. upon salts
factory evidence supposed of the correctness Of
the charges brought against the engineer by Colonel
Oakley the State trustee at a meeting Of the bond
holders, in this city in October last The engineer it
will be remembered is appointed by trustees of the
canal but with authority in the governor to remove
him for
In this late action of the Governor. on subject
which has excited much and such general feeling
think we discover prudence and regard for the
interests of the State and of her creditors which
titled to the highest CONNIE ndation We think we
have reason to know and to say confidently that he
has been conscious that great imposition has been
practised on the State OF Illinois, by the bond holder
trustees, and some of the officers under them; but
anxious that important work should not have the
excuse made by the trustees of being retarded in its
completion by act Of his he has preferred to delay
the legal remedies of the law till the passage through
the canal contaminated
We have equal reason to believe that he will now en-
deavor to put stop to the gross imposition which has
been practsed by charging the State with exorbitant
and unheard Of salaries by the bond holder trustees
salaries which they take from the fund in their charge
by their own vote the ground and pretexts of its
being authorized by the Boston agents of the foreign
bond holders and salaries which one of the Boston
agents has acknowledged than of the ap
pontees asked of them This with the low rate Of In
terest allowed on the fund.- by the bank of the
of the fund the non-credit of interest for several
months, whilst the fund In his possession the
Withholding Of the PROFITS Of exchange from his annual
accounts, oil think will receive the same close at
tenon from the Governor as has the censurable course
of the chief engineer.
Governor French has received the almost unanimous
nomination Of the democratic convention at Spring
field for the next election of Governor and this oc-
curing after the removal of the chief engineer is a
strong endorsement Of his acts The proceedings of
the Governor and his nomination, we consider, u
compliment, also, to the integrity and zeal Of Col
Oakley the State trustee to whom we think the State
and her creditors indebted than any other
individual for the happy relations which exist
between them
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TIVE DIAPHRAGM fILTER-TIIIs FILTER Is De
signed purify all river water IL is small, portable
Is fitted for application lancet barrel
used for the discharge VI fluids and is by modification of herng
medium for application vessel Of the capacity Of
key nail well hylrnt IL clcanscs itself hy
changing end for ond by ~ attached IT, win
Gallons per minute, and l. Of durability
last several Watercooer invaluable luxury tho
for sale office Of the Diaphragm Filter
broadway fepuarslre opposite ST. Charles Hotel
ly WALTER VI, GIBSON.
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MEEsANTn.E MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, NO

wi 63 Wall strectn conformity with the requstons ot
their charter the Company submit the following
Of premiums marked Oh pr 81, 1871 Sll6lB
Of premiums policies issued during the ending
April 3d. 1873 S73 80 32Otal sf premiums $4,000
7G The Of premiums marked OF during year
risks S6O562S 3; trasJorta-
navigation risks SOL 92-otal 1901 q less
premiums, S5l 02earned premiums for tho S5
Csc o. Paid during the period for REINSURANCE s6tO o.
expenses S96 V interest commission and bad debts ST.
3o 7g marine losses >t2T ~ inland navigation do SFb2
D-toal Silt5bi 49, profits be divided SIS us Amount
Of earnings Of lST S52t 75 do do. lsi above s~s ~
total for years S2770 - The Company further report
that they have this date the following assets yinyesed IN
rnited States Treasury S0iO59 " bills receivable s4
RI 3S cash and unsettled claims to he closed by cash or notes.
st3gS 81; scrip of other companies sllW W-tota assets
S5d35& SThc Trustees have declared dividend OF thirty
two tho earned premiums oil the past year. reya
he in scrp on and second Monday in May next Tho
resolved interest OF six Per cent
the amount the certificates authorized 10 be issued in April
1877 10 BE- Maid 10 the thereof their legal
tyes on ard the sh day o May next IL was also
solved that as the nccumu ted profits exceed the
half million dollars the shall hc Appropriated to tho
rode m pon scrip agreeay 10 the PROVISIONS Of the chnr
Tor v orlcr Board CHARLES NEWCOMB Secretary
Trsccs-onas lTunt James Frcand Henry sheldon Thomas
Nelson c. Hunt Stewart G. Marsh George Hastings
& W. Rogers Henry Jessop Septmus Crookes Charles Payne
Charles H. Morny, Samuel j. Beal- William Wat
Ame Reed Cyrus Curtis Herman Boxer, Charles G. Carleton
Lucus Hopkins Daniel c. iiayand Levi Cook, David l. Ssrc
Henry A. James G. allock o. T. Maby, George -
Phelps James d. Soucr Frederick Victor, IT. W. r. Mali Ri
charl Bigeow Alexis Baker JOSEPH WALKER Pre-den
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice Presidents ELT.WO0D WALTER, As
Sstant Vice Presidents CHARLES NEwCoMB. Secretary.
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Died.

Suddenly, on Wednesday May 10, MATHEW REED
aged 81 years, and months
His relatives and friends and those Of his brothers
Lewis b., and Ely Reed, and of his sons and son-in-
law mas IT, Dean, are requested to attend the fune-
raj TINS day at III O'Clock without further invitation
from his late residence, No. East Eleventh street
His remains will be taken TO New Canaan for inter.
ment ~
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-Ws are In receipt Of files of
La Gdcefa de la Haband and Faro EndustriaI to the

LATER FROM HAyANA-Ws In receipt Of files Of
La Gacefa de Ia Haband, and Faro industrial to the
2Sth ult
A line of railroad from Cienfuegos to viacara, is
spoken Of in Havana. Passion Week observed
with all the usual ceremonies peculiar to the Roman
Catholic religion. The papers mention that the pro-
cessons and various fetes in the churches cele
brated with unusual magnifcence.
The steamer Guadalquiver to leave Havana on
the 14th inst for New York in order to be reftted
she may, therefore, be expected about the Goth She
will leave here again the 18th June to take her
place on the southern of Cuba
We mention made of preparations for the
opera In. Havana, after Lent; though in Matanzas,
Sra. Deville and Sonora Cirartcgin were to appear
in LA Norma" We find contradiction to the state
ment made some time ago in Havana about the ad-
mirers OF Tedesco having subscribed $780, make up
the aehciency which remained between her demand
and the manager, Senior Marti's ultmatum We are
glad, Tor Tedescos sake, that this is mistake,
subscriptions for the support Of Italian Opera to
DC rather uncertain stock nowadays at least here in
New York The contents of the Havana papers
devoid of interest.
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JAsoB 8. Plat IT., AyscEloSnER-H.4E4DwAEE; CUT

AcoB $ PLAT AgcTIoyEER.-HARDwARE; CUT
Wrought Nails fsr Warden inspection, entire importation
Of Gold and ShLd Watches German and French Fancy
Goods quantity Of American Hardware by order " Commits
on Hous Japanned and Plated Ware Gold and Gilt Jewe
Ne JACOB PLATT will sell This Day 10 o'clock above
lots to suit purchasers among which Guns Pistols Brace
and Bits Brass Kettles and Pals spoons Stair Rods Ladies'
Swimmers Brass Pint Quart Quarts Gallon Gallon Mea-
Brass Coffee Pots also stones four feet gang
Saws Pit Saws Hardware Tea Trays Plated Candle.
sticks salt Stands snuer and Trays 100 dozen Hair Clothes
bes Spoons Hand and Pannel Saws Butcher Knives
Padoeks Chairs Tea Bells Hammers Hooks Hnges
wing Wood Pocket Combs Wrenche Also
dozen Knives and Forks in lots to suit purchasers among which
Black wood. sham Buck White Bone Black and self tip
prongs and French FORKS Also 10 pair CaryerS 900 cards
all description Of Pocket Knives Scissors Ruor Shears Al
general OF French and German Fancy Goods
corieons yiolns Flutes Silk and Thread Purses Toilet Combs
and Brushes Supender Bags Reels Playing Cards Sesr Cases,
Ne &c Also rich assortment OF Gandoes Mantel Vases
Flower do oopes make Solar Lamps Frosted Ormou Gilt
Plated Pcdest with rich Pendants, Plated Casters
Also at II o'clock ~ Gold aud Silver Watches 1000 Gold Pens
and Pencils Gold Pens with Pencils from 81 SO value each
Gold Silver and Silver Watches some carats hne of high
cost full and extra eweed and warranted in RESPECT and
those wishing good time keeper for private directed
thi. sale Watch offered will hc pemptonly sold to the
highest bidder
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OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COW
~ p1ny ~ Wallstrcet New York May 3 lsiS Az the Az
nua Election for Directors Of this Company hold this day tie
following gentlemen elected for tho ensuing year1homas
w rhornc John Van tokirch Eu9one Brt, Henry H. War
George Ie John Iierrck William Van WICK, Martin liza
William H. jacobs Ciheg Davis, Joscp y. Lord r Ste
phen Holt Andrew H. Nyiol 40 meeting of the lart
Thomas W Thorne Esl unanimously neglected President
W. G.. KELLOGG, Secretary
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Tho amount Of tolls received for the week at Buffalo
corresponds very nearly with the receipts at Albany
for the same period. The amount of Indian corn re-
ccvcd at tide water this year will undoubtedly be much
smaller than last. The shipments far show great
falling of.
The Illinois and Michigan Canal Is in the full tide Of
successful experiment. Boats arrive at and depart
from Chicago, with regularity and despatch and pre-
ducc from the interior of Illinois is rapidly pouring
into that port its way to the seaboard markets.
There Is no doubt but that large business will be
done on the canal this season. and that the revenue
win be full large anticipated The crops in that
section of country in very promising condition,
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FACTORY BURNr.-Ine Spiingneid Republican
states that the woollcn yarn factory Of Mr. Ezra Al
len In South Hadey, was burnt up yesterday, Mon
day. morning Loss about $1,000. Insured for 50 500
at the New England Mutual Office New Hampshire,
aud $4,000 at the Dowditch Office, in Salem.
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FIRE AT CAMDEN, N. 1.-THE piano factory of
VIM. Feuring, entirely destroyed with all its
tents on Monday morning Mr.. +. was insured to the
amount OF $500 upon the building and stock, but
even this leaves him sufferer for about $4,000 The
frame dwelling house of c. s. Hollis adjoining the fac
tory, also destroyed.
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WI those contemplating marrage Tho married womsns
Private Medical Companion, by DR. Marccau Sixth cdi-
ton Price ST. This work meeting with astounding sale
(2oO copies have already been disposed ot) Every female Is
getting cory, whether married unmarried although Is In
tered especially for tho married as important secrets
which should bc known to them particularly Hero every emae
discover tho causes symptoms aud the most encen RENE
dies and most certain mode 81 cure IN every case fsr % -
Br adway; Mt tho Publishing ONCE 9 Liberty street New York
also hchcr aud Co.. OF Chestnut and Third streets ih
dcrha Lite and Co, Albany; w X Davis Beston, on ue
receipt 81 will he transmitted by mall Tree OF rostag
ali United All letters must he addressed
post paid. Dr. A. MAURlCEAU, box li New YORK CITY,
Office. 100 Liberty street
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OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NJ ~ Wall street New York, 9th Nay ftAfhc President
and Directors Of this Company have this day declared dividend
Of Eve fer Cor the last six nths Nras The lh inst
The Transfer Books All 70 closed uu The l3h TO llA saat
inclusive W. G. KELLOGG, Secretary
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ID MACS. HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER roRMER
y 80 Broadway New York, in Philadelphia No. ~
South Sixth Chestnut leave inform bis
trltr
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Notice.-The large sale OF rich fancy goods,
Marbles Paper Mashe Partisan Glass &c. &C. at the Apo
continued this day at l0 O'clock and this evening o'clock
some Of the richest goods the sale will then be offered and sold
RESI-
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Of the richest goods the sale will then be offered and sold
Snon s. Il
;sss':s s
purchase on bond and or o.
Plans have been drawn for alterations and
os ny e 7ssy sss may be seen at Mr.
City Loans. -Temporary Loans In anticipa-
ton Of the Revenues Of the City will be received
bonds CITY viii issued February 18Th ss With
ses s 10 e. Of
Mark Manly, the Shippers Lad-By J. H.
commenced the Morning Star tomorrow founded on
Once l02 Nassau street. corner of Ann street.
Rebellion put down !-Harsh, dry hair rebels
against the brush and will lie down. Something besides the
brush requisite and that something Phalons Chemical Hair
swsGws wing 1t may be obtained at Of Broadway any
Gold Pens, Diamond Pointed 81 only, Silver
Pencil Case incuded-,J w. CREATION CO., No. II Co.
s d. street up stairs invite both whossas and retail
sy are ceiling a. prices They 2. Al and
relative inertia Cold pens and repaired.
Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens-Re-
%ovan H. WATS0N CO having removed their Cold Pen
Ssssrsd G Ss
AND Durability Tho points are warranted not to o.
Gold Pens.-Dealers In gold pens are Invited
70 examine Ca improved Fountain Pen and also the French
fenA They carry enough write whole and be
had only OF Beers Clark ssir John street where can
lowest net pceA Gold repaired exchanged
Watches! Watches! Watches!-J. Y. So
wage 10 Wall Offering gold and silver watches
tremey low prices He sells but such will perform
Saey Also splendid Chronometer at bargain Give him
call
5000 to 1000 that our friend Young sells
Boos and sells hem better CITY,
Fine Calf Boots 81 So usually Sc and 81 IS So usually S.
He has the largest and best country
All friends should get Boots and Caters Young corner
Of Fulton and Nassau streets. THE DOCTOR
To the Publlc.-I hereby offer and agree to
fot 1000 do not sell good Boots for 81 so sold in
other store sells good Boots for "a 50 sell
the largest retail trade Of In tho city shall
deavor keep by selling better Boots any
Of my competitors IL B. JONES IA Ann street.
Mcrcurial Dlseases.-Therc Thousands
Of which supposed be secondary syphilis and
fact only the terrible effects Of using excemakng
the unfortunate individual bankrupt in character and domestic
happiness well suffering from oathsome and mercura
DR. Townsends Sarpala will certainly the
cases OF alterations of whatever description and speedily erad
Gates from the Nor it Of less benefit in
cases Of Principal ONCE, l26 Fulton street.
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CnArnAM rnEArHE-soLE rRopRIEroR ANp LES

~ Mr.. f. ). Chanfrau--Thursday Evening" May II.
will be presented the farce Of MY NE1GiCORS WIPE-Mr
somerton Mr. Held Mrs Smerton Miss ldrct After who.
Spirit OF THE WATERS, Or Tho Fire Fiend-Sir IInde-
brand, Mr. Held Master Lapwig Frog, Mr. Winans: OInda.
Mrs j. b. Booth; Ondine Mrs Jones' Lotto Deoriane
To be followed by NEW YORK As IT IS-Mose Mr. Chan
frau; joe Mr. Winans; William Twill uerlert Katy,
Booth To conclude with CHAOS Is CONE AGAlN-toone
Chaos Mr. Parley Harriet Miss Idreth. open
l2L,' ~ ~ - 1890 -
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0OWIRY THEATRE-THURaDAY EvENIN0 NAY H.
II VIII be performed second time In this orvna Ms
tocal tragic play, entitled JACOB LEIsLER THE PATRIOT
HEROJaoo6 Leisler Mr. Murdoch; Derrick eiler Ga
Luke Milborne, Dyo Broekholdst venniyea " Mara
Lesr Mrs Phillips Francesca Bayard Mrs Abbott foopwin,e
Mrs Madison. To conclude with tho JACOBIE-Sir kcharl
Wrougton, Mr. Tilton John Duck Mr. Burke: Lady Sonerri
Mrs Jordon Doors open 7-erorinance at
hafpast7 Boxes, % cents; Pit, cents Gallery, l2
Private Boxes, 50 - -
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FTNO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN-AND 1T IS ONLY
10 those who affected with and feet otherwise dis
cacthat they obtain immediate relief application TO DR.
SHIRIAKOfF, (from St. Peterbugh) 63 Chambers street
where no quackery and the IN effects arising thercfrom
encountered Very respectfully, H. MESER0LE Alderman,
Allens treat.
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nOCTORS FAwCETT AND LAMERT HAVE REMOVED
~ their office 81 Dcy where they be consulted
all private diseases the most obstinate yield TO their mode Of
which Is the nonmercurial system Structures
and approved plan Persons who
injured themselves by indscrcc nugences apply with
tainty Of cure. Once 81 Dey street.
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MO CURE NO cuARGE-DR MURPHY, OF GS GOLD
IN street consulted all forms Of private dis
eases Recent gonohhGa he cures to days Cons
utional debility and npoenoy successfully treated by H ~
No used In or hnrance from busiress Oec
62 Gold street; open from y A. w. TO ~ i. VI.
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MIrcnELEs oLYMrIc rnEArRE-rnrRspAY EVEN

IVA ing May H. the will commence. with In.
musical buretta Of the schlopsn Mr.
Hollands Frederick William Nckinson: Linda Miss 1ay-
or To he followed by LANATER-Monsieur Ietman, Nj oi.
and John 'asnr Iavaer, Nekinson; Conover Louise
Miss Roberts Mad Bemau Miss Philips After which the comc
opera ct BROTHER AND SISrEf-Don Syvio de Florns Mr.
Arnold Faehe Conoyer Donna sndora Miss TAYLOR
conclude WIN DOSE ON BOTH SiDEsM Pypnalion Phibbs
Mr Holand Mrs Whfes Mr. Henry Circle 20 cent?:
Upper Boxes, y; Pit 2is; Private Boxes s rchesa do az
Dl0rs open az o clock. curain rive n. ncnnk
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M ORION, CUEMISIER DE PARIS, FORMERLY ESTA-
Vl bhed No lu Danpin pres DIES Tuilcrss sells ready
made shirts and also makes shirts order Nine ORION
derac linen every description for ladies' also the best Irsn
kid gloves sold 30 pair
WI Room No. g. New York.
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.R. CoopER. nd pr ME srREEr RETWEEN CIIATlINM

NR COOPER II DIT me STREET, BETW ZEN CHATIIAN
- aud William streets has for Me last fourteen years
joycd the extensive practice in private diseases OF any
lie the aggravated
this mild cured in hvc days Strc
urcDr Cooper has discovered method by which he
the form Of structure in from 10 two weeks with
scarcely the patient Constitutional debility brought
by secret habit INDUCED in by young This when too
freely INDUCED in, begcs dyspepsia weakness of the limb. and
small OF the back confusion 81 the intellect md aversion
ccy warranted in every charge. No
~ used
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to r. NJ Sunday exeped) Those who apply in the early
will ~ surprised Mt the radity and little Inconvenience
attending their IL chiefly those who have suit
ccd certain class Of people otherwise wins
rcry appreciate his services In structure from IL, first or Incl
pen its advanced and distressing tfrom
advantages addition extensive practice IN this
compant afford rapid radical which, no
has ground Tor stating be obtained from other in
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Uptown TO THE REscUEl-IT WILL BE SEEN Ri THE

Il W
~ proceedings Of the Common Council the May
h in relation to the Jersey City ferry that the upper warts Of
the ciyand the travelling public in general have met with ano
disappointment the hands Of the present board which
little expected after the repeated promises that in
with that company should be made obligatory
boats from the vicinity of Canal Spring streets II IL
the report makes sorry qualification that effect when
Common Council shall require it. which equivalent defeat
Of the whole Why not make IL 70 take effect
Talk about cxIdiency, being premature when IL
fact that the time has arrived years that the absolute
wants Of che city required ferry from Of the above
streets Why is that the Jersey City ferry is pub
lie auction with laws people
have right ask and demand Of their why they
make laws, and In three invade nuif
their without the formalt repeal report
the ferry committee reminds strongly Of the toy called Jack
the Box but ii the people could their hands upon the
enclosed lid and remove the fastening the little
Ny and reveal his whole eformity The facts in the
these the Common Council law requiring all leases here
after made relating to ferries 70 be put mp public auction and
given the highest bidder In the face Of this law, the ferry
committee propose to give to the Jersey iy company at Prvae
contract the monopoly Of that important ferry for
thousand dolaa the time they know that there
ready double the they could have the
opportunity to do In legal and ~ the time
boats from the upper well the lower te
thereby satisfy tie demands of thirds Of the travelling
community rightly informed full that per cen,ags
reside north Of Canal The proper remedy evils
this kind call public meeting and then let the reo-
Pile speak their might and right and the their
domination upon such outrageous legislation More anon
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Of the public the sale Of the desirable property No $40
this day by Anthony Beecker at u O'clock the Merchants
Exchange Of the changing his
The house feet BY p feet is substantial with Independent
purchase remain bond and mortgage at per
Plans have been drawn for alterations and Improvements
would large income and be Mr. c. Osborns
Once, No. l47 Mulberry street.
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TT is EVIDENCE OF GOOD SENSE IN LADY TO TRY

II TUENIE UF SENSE IN a LAUY TKY
and make herself attractive possible II her skin
dark pimped tanned freckled sallow rough Gourauds
matches italian Meicaed Soap will give whtens smooth
softnss and brance surprising thing
Should her brow be her upper lip be aced with
hair II is only necessary Gouuds Poudres Sube
tally eradicate the nuisance Is her hair Of uneuvabe
red light grey color Gourauds Grccau Hair Dye win change
1t to rich jet black 1t should be remembered that the
preparations of DR. Felix Gouraud only le obtained
Walker street fryts frDmI Broadway
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nj ECHANiCS HALL, AZ BROADWAY, BETWEEN
IVA Grand and Broome streets Monday, May and every
night during the week. the original CHRSTYS MINSrRELS
whose concerts during the
with such distinguished patronage and unemped success
respectfully announce, that they will original
nmitabe entertainments night further notice Ad-
mission % eents Doors open at Coucer will
Manager and Director r. CIlRISTY H. For accommo-
daon ame they VIII give afternoon Concert every
urday. Doors open at 2-commence at T. NJ
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DRoADwAY TnEArRE-rmuRspAY EVENING. Nay

- H. will be presented the comedy nets called KING
ONElI. Louis XIV, Mr. Fretercks; Duke de Rcheheu NJ
Dawson Captain Neil Mr. Collins To DO followed by the dr.
in acts called THE LAST MAN Geodry Dale Mr. W r.
Blake; Henry Wentworth Mr. kingsey Major Buttergae
Anderson; Lucy Dale, Mrs Alice
no conclude with the farce Of TEDDY THE rILER Teddy Ma
loney Mr. Collins Lord Dunderlor, Mr. d. G. Anderson Fred.
rick Mr. Kingsley Dress Circle and Parnete, ~ cents,
Family Circle % cents Gallery LA Doors open
Isrfo to conn n ;,