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The Jury Commission once More.

To THE EDITOR OF THE New York HERALD:
Among the qualifications for Jurors, recorded In
vol. OF the revised statutes, page Al, you may
read the following, viz: 60 Who are at the time as
ssssed for personal property belonging to them in
their own right, 20 the amount of two hundred and
fifty dollars; or, who shall have a freehold estate
in rea property in the county, belonging to them
in their own right, in the right of their wives to
the value of one hundred and fifty dollars"
BY this, il would appear, that person not as
sessed for $3.50, personal property, not IN pos
session of freehold of $3.50, is exempt from Jury
duty. And according to this obvious construction
of the statute, hundreds of bankrupt merchants,
and others, have been excused from serving as ju-
rors ever since the enactment of the statute.
But now, Mr.. Vim. A. Walker, Commissioner
of Jurors, states in his advertisement under the fifth
head of grounds OF exemption from jury Duty"
this "Non-possesson of real estate to the amount
OF $3.50; or of personal property to the amount of
$3.50"
Now, Mr.. Editor, believing that you know al
most everything, ask you which is correct--the
old and obvious construction of the statute, or Mr..
Walkers construction of itl And am I--who
cannot pay my debts, even if | sell every dollars
worth otproeprty IN my possession--liable to jury
duty Mr.. Walker says I am and refuses to
erase my name from the list, because have in my
possession about $500 worth of prop erty, for which
] am in debt. x Y T.
New York, June 81, 1913.
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TotaI, Septemter /, ISf7 2i2I I2fSSJ S67bf II
This averages little than cents on
pound The expectation reported in this table, is for
eight months within which period nearly the whole
export Of Mobile is made The fall is usually the most
active period for making shipments from the South
it appears the above table, that the months of March
and April the past spring, have been the heaviest.
This the result Of disposition the part Of the
planters to hold back their crops for better prices but
having waited so long, they concluded to send them
forward
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temporary table was erected, and the ladies ga
fhered around 10 get chance at the clan,s which
were not yet done, but passed away the time in
sllclng and butterlng the bread.
The volnlsts appeared, and seating themselves
upon rock, struck up " Garry me back to Old
Wirglnny;" and Immediately general cry was
raised Tor a dance, and the dance was raised,
while the CLANS were entirely forgotten.
Before the dancing concluded, the sound of
the fife and drum was heard, and presently about
seven hundred boys, bearing the &c stars and
stripes" came in sight. The commissioner had
them properly arranged in files short distance
of, when they were addressed by Aldermen Frank
lin and Small, in addresses suited to their compre-
henslon The little fellows were perfectly delighted,
and seemed not orphans, but as though they had
each parent, in every city father present They
spoken by two of them which indeed was done
with astonishing accuracy for children so young.
The whole party then moved towards the cottage
10 prepare for a start for home, and part of the
company did start across the river, when heavy
shower stopped all further progress, and the dance
was renewed in the parlor of the cottage
Here most dlsgraceful scene occurred. Two
GLENN, behaved In most improper way towards
one OF the female attendants of the island and for
the purpose OF carrying out their design, struck her
violent blow upon the head with a club which
feed her to the ground, and they then made their
escape.
The rain being over, the company crossed the
river and proceeded to Mount Morris, to take a
view OF the surrounding country; after which, by
taking the cars, at eight o'clock they We're all
safely landed in the city.
The affair was most delightful one, and reflects
greatly TO the credit and efficiency of the worthy
commissioner, who used every effort to make the
day agreeable to ALL
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A NEW HAMPSHIRE MILLIONAIRE. The estate
of the Hon. Geo. B Upham, who died lately at
Claremont, N. Fl :. is appraised at over nine hun
dred thousand dollars Mr. Upham accumulated
his large property principally by loaning money,
and observing strict economy. At the time of
his death, very large sum is said to have been
owing him by residents of Claremont and the
neighboring towns. His family expenses arc re-
ported to be very small, seldom exceeding four or
five hundred dollars per annum, if they amounted
to so much.-Reene Sentinel.
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C0MMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesdav lima a. a

With the exception Of Harlem Rail Road and the
Reading Bonds, stocks improved little this morning
Norwich and Worcester advanced Il; Canton Co, 1ss
Long Island 70 Farmers Trust, u Morris Canal. d
Treasury Notes remain firm
The proposals for the six per cent loan of $500 O00
advertised for by the Commissioners of the New York
Canal Fund opened the GOTH says the Albany
Journal of last evening, and stand az follows
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For President, General Taylor; for Vice
President Willard Fmorc for fine French JONESS
Ann where you got the best ct
price than place in the city Ohceseekers wanting good
boots for the White House, will do well to call friend
JONES
Cheap Refined Sugars for Preserving.
and the public generally invited call and
the large stock OF Superior Refined Sugar for sale at whoec
and retail by o. FOWLER Nos 80 and AS Greenwich and 70
barrel fine German Crushed Cd good brown Sd 3
lbs liberal discount TO Grocers
Gold Pens! Gold Pens-B. &c. Watson & Co.,
15Wa street. selling Gold Pens Of every description whole
sale and rets at reduced prices Their Rcheeu Pens ad
impair their nencss N cxbty and the points warranted
years. Gold Pens pointed.
Always Ready but never ROugh.-Knox's
gloss and brancy which weather DIM rough
arnsh and they have also body durability that the
corroding tooth Of time can hardly effect.
One Word about Gents Cheap Summer
Clothing. French Cashmercte Alpaca and Drap dEe
Pants 81 to So pair Vests so cents to 50 Also Of
50 Suits Corner Nassau and Beckman Remember theS Suit
store.
B. MITLERS Slippers Tycs and Buskins at and 10 shilng
(second quality spp Tyes Bukins and To let spp
shngsl ladies CATER Boots at 6 and Is shngs pair
Misses and Chrens Cater Boots and Shoes OF AL kinds and
J. r. MILLERs, l2a Canal street. West Broadway.
Jenny Linda Novel by Rose ellen Rensl-
rcks We take pleasure in calling the attention Of h reading
public this admirable work. II viii BE- ommsneed The
HnGninn - r ~ oonk 102 Nn0nnn n
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This comprises the principal items of domestic pro-
ducts, principally agricultural Compared with last
year. there has been immense falling off in bread
stuffs Of every description. Last spring the most
active period Of shipments and grain went for
ward in month then than in the past six eight
There has not been so much variation in other articles
named in the above table as there unnatural
demand last and consequently there has not been
that reaction.
The quantity and value of cotton shipped from Mo-
bile for the months of March April and May, 1S4s,
and the total since September 1S47 annexed:
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Married.
At Chrst's Church, Cincinnati on the 9Th instant,
by the Rev Bishop Mcllvaine WIN. S. TARBELL of this
city, to AMELIA A, daughter Of Capt John Newton of
Cincinnati.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On Tuesday, the Goth instant, at st Luke's Church.
by the Rev. DR.. Forbes, Mr. THOMAS CurHgERr to Miss
CLARIssA B. NEWLY. eldest daughter of Samuel Newly,
Esq; all Of this city
On Wednesday, 21st instant, by the Rev. VIM. F..
Egenbrodt PHILIP s. MARS to MARY JEAN, daughter of
Capt. Joseph Webster.
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NOTICE-PACkET SNIP GARRICK, FOR LIVERPOOL
~ Passengers by this snip will please be board at Orleans
har foot OF wan street. Monday June 26 at 70 o'clock
at which time We chip WILL gail Letter bags viii close at tho
clear their goods at the Custom House before II o'clock on aur
day. the
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OTlCE--PACKET SHIP GARRICK, FOR LIVERPOOL
~ To sail Monday 26thean accommodate few cabin
Passengers immediate application is made board Orleans
Wharf, foot of Wall street, or to EDWARD X. COLLINS
BE- South street.
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over.
The annexed table exhibits the quantity of certain
articles products Of the United States exported from
this port to foreign ports for the month Of May and
since September LIST, 1s47 -
COMMERCE PoRr OF New YoRx-DoMEsrIc
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llesl.

Died.
On Wednesday morning. the 21st instant, Of dropsy,
DENNIS Nc GEoARTY in the 46th year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family also those
of his respectfully requested to attend
ms funeral on Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence, No. los Madison street.
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II has been calculated that poor rate of sixpencc
in the pound levied in every parish in England
and Wales, would annually provide the passage
money and outfit 100000 for emgrants to Australia,
ar Q00 010 tn thu Canadaa
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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-NoTICE IS HEREBY
given that the partnership heretofore existing between
undersigned and William Meeks firm. name of
" Mceks & Mccoy" Is dissolved
New York, June 10Th, lsis. DANIEL, Mccoy
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We have boeh reQuSsted tn call attention. Tn
DR. fevett patent snsmsed Plates for arses Teeth who
invented and patented Improvement the utility and beauty
which ony 10 understood BY actual inspection use
been shown youch for its deserving high
praise that has been ayshed by all who have N
Y Express Dr. LEvETr, Dentist Paenee 800 Broadway,
Of Warren street.
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&CS0 PURsE.-CENTRBvILLE CORRESPONDING.
R~cO This Day, June I'D will of, at o'clock =.
M contest for the above mile heats in $50
to the second best D. Bryan Lady Suffolk John
Case names Lady Moscow The will
ut half past two O'clock and the sports
JOEL C0NKIIN Proprietor
A MOTHER RALLY FOR IRELAND AT BROOKLYN
IA The Irish Republican Union hold another meeting for Ire
land tonight Thursday at o'clock at Bergens Hill. South
Brooklyn, the Atlantic Dock The Irish Brigade the
Shakespeare Hotel at 61 T. NJ. with the Emerald
order, j. THOMAS HAYES, and coo...o.;u.
CHARLES DAVIS, }"eors'ries'
NOTICE TO QUOT PITCHERS-THE UNDERSIGNE d
IN offers to make Match with gentlemen pitch
three games Of Qushe best in three distance Is yards
for 500, upwa at the Red House grounds at Harlem.
Offer open for Week from this date. Application be
Mr.. l.. Rodgers, at the Red House. SAMUEL WRIGHT,
HIRAM CHANDLER
NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL S0CIETY.-MEMBERS OF
IN the Society hereby invited attend the Funeral Of
brother Thomas Snowden, his residence
Howard street, this (Thursday) af ernoon, & o'clock
X. H. JOHNSTON, Secretary
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MARKETS ELsEWHEIIn.

STOCK SALES.
s P. sad June 2Frst Boardss!d75 State S. b.
76 2O ss United States Bank 3 800 Morris Canal 49, 0 $50
Iehigh Coal Scrip II O ss Union Canal b. lO $1,000 Urea
sury Notes shs Manufacures and Mechanics Bank, "a
10 do do, 221 IS Vicksburg RR, 10 After Sales-S3O0
ph5adephia % shs yicksburg RR Second Board
$3.50 State 6s 81 $3.50 do 5 49, 81 shs Mechanics Bank
200 Norris Canal l0 30 Reading RR, l7s 50 Girard Bank l0
FOREIGN MARKETS.
BELIZE, Hon., June 3.-Flour quoted at $101s SIZE;
Cheese, $40 12s per 100 lbs; Butter $40 25; Lard
30 So S61 Mess Pork S13 S14; Prime, ST. $12;
Mess Beef, S13 S14 Prime, S11 S12 Family, ST. a
BIS Exchange on New York, so days, per ct. prem
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'7NO TIE PUBlIC-THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
Mr. H. Reich has, this day, ceased to agent
Steyermarschc Musical Company and that he Is
connected with the said association Mr. f. elmlnu-
Ter has under this date been appointed sole
mentioned oompany New YORK. June 2Is. lsls
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TNADIES SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND FARM,
" at Cntonvile New Jersey, miles west of Newark, worth
$500 be bought great bargain. Come to the Real
Estate Market l2 Broadway and learn the particulars and then
buy. ARNOLD DJFFUM.
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NOR SALE.--A FIRST CLASS DINING SALOON, WITH
good bar attached to it, in of the best locations tho
CITY, being the Exchange in Wall The
selling viii be given by calling No. IL street. stairs
The above will be sold bic terms
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NT AsoNIC NorlcE-IN ACCORDANCE WITH An

M AsoNIC NoTlCE--IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN IL.
WI vitaon from Cotandt Lodge No H. the officers and
mbes of St. Johns Grand Lodge Of the State Of New York
and the Lodges under its jurisdiction will unite with said Lodge
in celebrating the anniversary Of the natal day of
St. John the Baptist a. Peekskill Westchester County New
York Monday the 18th 1.-THE Of the festival being
saturday. All members Of the fraternity and sojourners in
good standing with their families respectfully invited to
participate. The brethren Will assemble the Grand Lodge
NO 255 Grand street at o'clock NJ They are
quesed appear in dark clothing black hats white gloves and
aprons and blue sashes the officers in full reaa wearing The
jewels of the Order in their rank The procession will
the Of Canal where the
haven chartered for the of conveying them to and from
Peeks will he in readiness them with their families
invited guests The boat will leave S1 o'clock, A. NJ
will Pesk her return at r. NJ Tickets be
So Forsyth street Of either Of the officers Of the
Grand Lodge Lodges and board of the boat Price of
Tickets for the excursion 70 cents each
BY order. CHARLES f. LINEBACK, Grand Secretary.
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'gNuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
Steamships between Boston and Liverpool and between
New YORK. aud Liverpool calling at Halifax 10 land and receive
mails and passengers AMERI A, Capt. Judkins Boston,
"Wednesday June g; BRITANNIA, Capt Lang from New
York Wednesday July s. CAMBRIA Capt Harrison from
ton "Wednesday, July L. Passage money $780, For freight
passage Apply to L. CUNARD, Jr, % broadway.
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A MEXICAN MUSICAL INSTRUCTIVE LADIES AND
gentleman of the various branches of the institute par
ticuary requested large room over anvards
Panorama, this Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
II. MEIGGS Principal.
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nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ aud William streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the most extensive practice in private Diseases medical
IN New YORK e can cure the most aggrva ted cases Of this
disease and mild cured in two 10 five SrcurcDr
Cooper has discovered method by which can cure tho
form Of structures in from weeks with scarcely
pain to the patient Constitutional debility
secret habit INDUCED IN BY young men, Ia when freely In
duged in, teyets dypops weakness Of the limbs
the back confusion Of the intellect and aversion society
warranted In charge mercury
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TIVE BowERY SAVINGS STORE, l2G BowERY NEXT
Butchers and Droyers Bank This institution for
sale Dry Goods established by f. W. and w. f. GILLEY
lSfS bids fair become the popular In
sangune expectations Of its founders Although only
weeks IL has become xtesiyey known
but hronged from morning night without cessation 1t
altogether that IL thing but gives great satisfaction by
of the plan which is based, and the principles carried
The we'll the proprietors share alike in the
profits instead Of being obliged allow jobbe commission
and importers their advances frequently exorban
they merely ray advance On the OF the manufacture
thus saving amount price under the ordinary system
Last week received by the steamers America and Acadia
auction. expose this day follows
styles plain and plaid Baregc such as have
before been offered this maret 10 French Printed
Lawns led and 2 Of the most elegant designs and lot
slightly damaged the voyage al l worth % cents ~ cases
beaced Sheetings and Shng from Salem and Lowell direct
than IS per cent less than the prices Of last SPRING
bales Brown Sheetngs comprising the weknown Washington
brands yard-sod at to 10
where else Wear for Men and Boys-An assortment
varied and han BE- found other store in the
and Od, which making quite stir in the community
Shawsf the Seasonal lot Of Grape Shawls white and black
auction slightly damaged selling for half the cost in Cam
tom beautiful Cashmere. Barge Barone and the style
called the Wmot Proyso novel article Linen Diapers Tow
engA complete assortment and every assortment OF house
hold Dry Good we'll Hosiery, Gloves White Goods such
Swiss Mu Books Jaconets &c. by the quantity retail at
such prices before have been known Silk for Dresses
and ManlasA very rich assortment Of high lured boiled
Ss and imported for this house expressly The
take the trouble 70 lie patrons they will find 1t much for their
taking % stock chartered bank other
corporn will much dividend in
proportion 20 the amount invested
wv w G GIIIEY b SrsRTis:' ssa
TIIOS NcN Nanagers
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NOR SALE-A RETAIL GROCERY STORE, NOW DOING
good trade in first neighborhood down Rent
only $50 year To cash customer having about $500 this is
chance seld ON to be With the good will Of the
worth 500 for which nothing will be charged The only
for selling is, the has another store Apply
K. q. LEWIS. 7A NeseY
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A MEXICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE EXCLUSION To w sr

A MEXICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE EXCURSION TO WEST
Point Poughkeepe &c Friday 23l JuneThe new and
elegant steamer Roger Williams having chartered for tn,
OCCASION will leave the foot Of Caharne street. morn
ing at the foo of Canal street. at IA and the foot Of
mond street. at a o'clock and proceed directly Poug
keepse where dinner will he provided for who H. at
fifty cents eaeh Returning will land Point and remain
until or o'clock when will leave city, arriving about
Il PM The boat will be well furnished refreshments and
imposition will he allowed the of
ell with that department Dodworths Cotlon Band
together with the various Gee and Madrga Clubs attached to III
Institute, will render tie excursion pleasant
at all musical Tickets One Dollar each, ready
delivery the Office of (only 3 Droayay No
posponcment on account of the weather.
II
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Clothing French Casmerctte Alpaca Drap dEe Coats
Sacks Polkss SO 81 Linen and Bingham Coats 81 to 50
Pants 81 to So pair Vests so cents to So Also Of them
50 Suits Corner Nassau and Beckmsn Remember thes Suit
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nR. GLOVER IS CONSULTED At HIS OFFICE DURIN0
~ tho day and evening in those difficult protraced cas-
osca fleet aud delicate diseases which have proved OBJ
nats fer physicians OF less experience Private his
Office through the ontry In No. His Extract copsva
cuhbs etc extensively prescribed by physicians
his store in front No. a hnn.--Price Al box
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M ECU A C'S HALL. Az BROADWAY BETWEEN
W. Grand and rcome streets MONDAY JUNE 49, and every
night during tho weettle original CnRSrYS MfNSTaEIS
whose concerts during the past EIGHT MONTHS een re-
ceved with such distinguished patronage aud unexapd socess
most respectfully that they will their
and inmable entertainments every night notice
Admission . cena Doors open T. Concert will
ats Manager and Director r. CHRISrY ny request Ito
heads Of several families Afternoon Concert will be gysn on
Saturday next June Hh Doors at to at
lock-
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Jenny Linda Novel by Rose Ellen Hensi-
public this admirable work II will BE- rommsnesd the
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Always Ready but never ROugh.-Knox's
One Word about Gents, Chcnp Summer

Rocky Mountain Beaver for summer These hats
gloss and brancy which weather dim, rough
arns and they have also body durability the
corroding tooth Of time can hardly effect
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Nj EssRs GoUPIls vIBERTS co, RESPECTFULLY BEG
vA To Inform tho public that their
OF ART u open at 25y Broadway Lrge Building. This
lection Includes original paintings by Ary Scheae Dearochs
Ltnde, Muller, hozin, Court Girardet, Gronand no. Ao
oerts be.utu Cayon Drawings and choice collection
Bronzcs alter the antique Annual subscribers
OF the Power Music after the spirited picture
Mount Esq., Adnittance % cents Doors open from o'clock
N.unt NJ
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- ~, will DO performed tragedy of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr. James Waiaok Jr uriek, Fleming Gabor Mr. shaw
ldeniteln Mr. Vache Straenhem Mr. Frederick kodo Mr.
a. i'un,; Fritz Mr. anderson enrick Mr. O. Chapman
I Id Ar; Jones Lrek Mr. dalo Meater Mr.. Wright;
TO conclude with the Farce Of the RING DOvEsSir Harry
hngdoye Mr. Vache Harry kingdove, Mr. Lester Mooney Mr.
~ shaw lio5nail Mr. g. Chapman; Miss Longcacke
Winsaney Cecilia, Mrs Sergeant Dres circle
80 cen Family circles 25c Gallery I2Jac. To coraence at
quarter to eight o'clock.
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CASTLE GARDEN-PERrORMAN mo- CnMMENcE Ar

(tASTLE GARDEN--PERTORMANC TO COMMENCE AT
- ocockmA dmiasion ~ Notwithstanding Director Mr.
Holland-Mr T. y Chubb Musical Drector-Painer and
rate sig Angelo Monte Lia-Maehnery Mr. McNally-Pro
perties Mr. Gbert-Ihursday evening. will
performed the drama Of LAvATER-Jon Casper Iayatr M
Nickinson Bugomaster Betmau. Mr. Holland; Louise Mig
Ncklnson Madame Batnan, Miss Phillips After which, con-
pERi oL2 70 conclude with the arceta FAMILY JARS
aui Diggory, Mr. G. Andrews Emily Mrs H. Phillips Lyddy.
Mrs. Vernon. -
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
W Benefit of Miss Anna Enthusiastically evening June %
s Will be performed the grand romantic drama of the EN-
Beckett Zambrilo Mr. Goodall Lazaie Mr. Nee Pietro Mr.
DENLY; Don Sylvio Mr. Wheatley The Enchantress Miss A.
Fisher. Friday, Of Dafy
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INABERNACLE.-s c ON D GRAND INSTRUMENTAL
Il Concert The Steycmarkische Musical
pleasure Of informing the public that their
given at the above place Friday evening June 3D. Programme
Part IL Coliseum March, Gung; Overture
Floow Sophie Dances Waltz strauss Finale to .ths
Jewes Halevy Part II5 Quadries Strauss; First
Concerto for the Violin by G. dc Beot Rziba T.
Melange-Grand Potpourri anner Part Ills Overture
Egnont Beethoven; Les Alps Waltz Lanner TO- Matrimonial
Beng Galop Tickets 80 cents be had stores
principal hotels and at the Doors at Concert TO
eommonce at O'Clock. Third concert saturday.