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AMairs In Washington.

TIK CASH OF COLLECTOR IKwIs-His TRIAL IN PHIL
ADEIPHIA, &c.-coNo REssIoyAL PRosPKcrs-IM-
PoRTANT BILLS STONED BY THE PRESIDENT, ETC.
SPECIAL rELEoRArHic coRRRsPorpEsca.
~ WAsHIsoror, Sept. o, 1850.
On the demand Of Senator Cooper last week, liberty
given to try In Philadelphia the truth Of certain
charges against Collector Lewis Of that city We are
informed that the trial has taken place that certain
financial matters have been proved, snd<hats messen
ger arrived to day with the documents and laid them
before the Senate, that expect Mr. Lewis to be
taken in hand again tomorrow.
The bill for the compensation Of the CALIFORNIA;
members and Others, which was rejected to- day, BY
the Speakers vote, will be reeonsidered to- morrow.
weeKpect good deal Of business to be Jet done this
'ession. President Fillmore has signed the Texas
boundary, New Mexico, California, and Eutah bills
The Senate has confirmed the folio wing appoint
ments:-Dsvid d. Barnard, rs Minister to Prussia !;
John 8. Gallsher, Third Auditor OF the Treasury |;
william Gavin. Marshal for tho westeEn district OF
Pennsyivania william Strong Judg. Of the supreme
Court OF Oregon, Consuls-Lorenno Draper, Hsvre I;
Edward Kent Rio de Janeiro Ralph King, Bremen
william u. Hayes, Barbados John l.. Hodge, Mar
sei.s: benjamin Ii. Norton, Nova Scotia Albert
Large, Amsterdam; Zsbdisi W. Potter, Valparaiso,
ana several subordinate consuiships
The Union Rire Company arrived to-day from Nor
folk . visit.
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MsosLLArRovs rascEsorNes
Two resolutions Of no public Importance passed.

MsosLLArRovs rascEsorSGs
Nv Two resolutions Of no public Importance passed.
Mr.. Bow, (den) Of Ky moved suspsosis. Of
me Sass ior tDs purpose OF taking up the business
Mr. vIsros- What are tho biilsf
erKAKER-There . largo number Of thsm
Mr.. Bowl have no hesitAtion to express ny Oh
ject 1t 10 to take up the Fugitive slave bill.
THE Speaker. at thi. jupcturv, signed tho Utah.
New Mexico. and Tsxas Boundary bills
The question was taken suspeuding the rules and
decided in tho negative yeas 100 nays s. NOT two
rsr I.rs r.rA. NAVAL orYrc....
Mr.. KAUFMAN, (den Of rsxs., asked but did not
the State Of the Union from The confederation of
bill to incorporate the officers Of the late Texas navy
Into the navy Of the United States, and that the bill
be put on itspsssags.
TINE AND MILEAcE OF MKMBEHs-rHE CALIFORNIA
hsMBSas
On motion of Mr.. RAvLY, the House went into Com
mittee Of the Whole the State OF the Union and he
introduced bill supply thu Deficiencies of pay and
and siIty thousand dollars additional.
The bill was amended. by appropristing two thou
s.nd three hundred dollars for additional stationery
Mr. OLps, (d.m) Of Ohio, offered an amendment
that the Senators and repr~sen siv-s usforni4
shall recstve the same mileage as the from
/ Oregon
Mr. srAsror, tdsm) Of Tenn, opposed It, because,
he eaid, II proposed to change an existing Law
msnt. =
Mr. vErAsLx, (dem) of North Carolina raised con-
stitutonsi question. that there State govern
ment Legislature in California prescribe the time
place snd OF holding tho election the tins
the representatives elected, required by the
constitution 1t clearly against the constitution
that post Jaco law should bs made for their be-
neht
Mr.. scHKscK, (whig) of Ohio referred the case Of
Texas.
Mr. vErAmE did not consider the cases analogous
An amendment TO MIR Odds dm~pt VA sdop tod,
sppropriainf hfty thousand doass additional
books for the one hundred and thirty members.
Mr. Olds amendment WAS then adopted, with fur
Their Amendment that Messrs Babbtt and smith, late
claimants for fests In the House from New Mexico snd
Utah Be allowed per diem Of ave dollars from the
time of their arrival in Washington till their claims
were rejected and that they be allowed two dollars
each day for their mileage
As above amended, the bin was subsequently, re-
ported to the House. and the vote It's passage
yeas. rs; nays, II.
The Speaker voted in the negative, thus making
tie, and the bill rejected
MILITARY ACADEMY
The am endments to the Military Academy bill we're
reported from the committee, but By the
House Adjourned
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C.-r, Of Genera, s....ens.

Bsfors the Recorder snd Aldermen Miller and Shaw.
ssrr ~ Trial Of Jobn TAactsr for ns,sis~hsv osss-
nrvsd The trial of John Thscssr charged 18th man
slsue IN the fret deerre In caesss be d.sih OF
Apdrsv Y.reusep. hy asbbips hia ip the sbtsnsn
on the f3th Of Juy last, eonI,sasd irsm Friday
last
Bssyy Cassops svorp:-Kpev the dec~ss~d. vho
lived witness 80 oeA Fourth street, -isnr.s is
spoesr; the asesssed cane isfo bis stora IN Fourth
about N O'Clock on tbs nght be sssbbed
he sspe In. he told vsp.ss 10 70 for . doctor
seer - possshl~; rersuson vss . blaphsmht. This
wee The last witness pro6~csd ~ the pfo~-cution
The defence called fc~r or ave Witnesses Who had
knc~s Thseker from ssus 70 ars~n yeays They all
save him sueelens eharsessrt rhey hsd ell verksd
With hin He zee rs@srksbas fss his psssessls dis
position.
The council on sseh side sannsd - tbs osss, sd
the Recorder addressed IN. jsry, vho after pre-
trastsd ahesnes wnaer.d verdict OF not sunty The
Recorder, In d,sehsrg,nl the prsonsv. vsrred his
ssssnst esrryins dssSy weapons The erisoner bowed
IN sshpo~iedImsns ~ the lu.nes. o. ss hsss~srs
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Tho mNbsachusetu OUhtostoU WIoctI0nsI
Bosros. Sept 1850
Returns have been received from twenty tn -
towns in the Second Congre ssional district, which
chow loss Of over 100 for Uphan, the whg candidate
when compared With the vote Of the previous election
There still towns be heard from aad 1t 10
srpposed that Uphsm has been deisatsd by at least
majority. The vote is larger for all parties
ct the last election
p. s.-The rsturusr--- -sothsr town, n the Second
Congressional District, have been r.c-ivsd which
show loss of seven more for Uphsn. There
mains but one town to be reported Salem gives
upban 73s majority Lynn. 45s against him. Rookport
gain for Rsntoul; Marb.h.sd $50 majority against
Upbam Upham Ia cert Ainly defeated
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The Maine Election.
PSaTLANp Bent o. 1850

fehTLANDi bept u I66V.
The following returns have ben obtained from tho
Portland Argue ofnce:-The election IN the Cum Der
land district has we think gone for Appleton demo
erat) for Congress, by decided majority. We have
about bali the county, which shows democratic gain
nom tho Congressional election Of is4s The demo-
Gratis have elected their candidates for Congress and
county officers. and probably gained t~s more Repre-
ssntatives tbsvng two bsfore In Gu mbsraud county
telssrsphc despatch just received from Bath says
that Andrews the democratic candidate in the Comet
dstrict gains the vote of lS4s, In ten towns
600 votes-Ws ldoboro included.
slip from the Portland advertiser o1hoe gives the
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G. Perkins. Fiorios; ylsrh.. d.; b-rs.rd
Va. 1t Col. Irving. Mssa, Hon. W Marcy, Albsuyi
Richard y Jones, Corn ! Col. Teslsy Va. aud i2o
others arrived yest.rdsy al tho Irving House
Geo Riebsfds Psrls DR. Morton ~ vspt
Reeves q satyB Maxwell Kentucky, and fn
others arrived yesterday. at the Aston
J a. Robinson, Elnlrs; Rev Nc Hosus, Richmond;
X Gov. Kentueky! j. Hss-rty, Halifax, Hon. Johs
Boswell. Can.sa. W kc~s Qusbeo spd 90 others, 49,
rived y.sters.y 81 the uossrs
W Chsrry R~blustos; n wright. Georgia Rev.
n Gilbert 1.bingtos; " K.ysss. rlorida .ad -
others arrlsed yesterday ct tins frsnklin.
Rw esrReapt, Phha Lsthrop. Georgia; Dr..
Jsehses Z n, sna 80 Others. arrived yesterday a
the ApYrean. ..1
Bs ise.li.nsy L. D L. Ross, Minister plsu'pot..-
nssiso; Hon n A Lovuy. Jane.town; W n Lo~oy
set J. J. rsylor, Bee and family n " nd Nalls
asd family. kev Orleans; Judge Hufuir,snr 1.ronF
to- eignor y. eanohos ysnsss, Cubs Hes. sfsstA
Lonaor; eisnor Benz Ipshon psa.rno, and " osh~ss
arrived at the Union place Hotel
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Tbs ttesew cold yestsrasy, cen be hsd BY sppiysns
81 Castls Garden all this Day from O'Clock q
Tb.re we're diagrams distributeA 81 the vale vhicA
ovest 20 be r,tsipsd they vDi b. us~l IN suislss
the possessor 70 his seat 70 prevent e.psusios N v
b. fcvpd sssir~ble for every p~rrcA Who can 10 10
there before celcek end = - cell 70 rec ,lis~4
that ell s~~ts forfeitsd ars< Q o'clock When ths
..r.,: -w nks saS ns Ps.Ss cen ~ sfsesv1ds "a
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HAErEE's FyHsr, September o. 1850.
The cholera Il asss raging here. Twenty cases,
eieht Of which proved fatal oscurred on Saturday.
MLwsUxm s-pt-mbsr 7. 1850.
Ts7 deaths from cholera have ocosrred in this
place within the last twenty four hours
PurssUHaH. sspts mber o, 1850.
There we're four cases Of oholers y.ster lay, all Of
which proved fatal None we're reported to-day.
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bdsIoNs sept vi r. N.
Tho tragedy written for Mr. Buchansu, and
which performed, for the frat tine, tonight has
been completely sscccssful The house vas iull and
there much applause and enth usssm throus the
performance.
At the TAIL Of the curtain Mr. was called out and
made speech. In the course OF which he announced
thst the play would be performed every night uatil
further notice
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PfrrsHuHga sept v, 1850
~ the uncoupling OF the vse.ls tins Cls'ion
coach VS. prscipits'ed dc-n thirty feet Of hank
the Hon. w. fr-in Marrhal and several others,
were severely injured by tbs seetdsnt
The hr,m.n bad splsndid procession on saturday
Flsgs wrfaths, festooos he we're IN abundance. Tho
trgtDfs END horses we're handsom-iy decorated
There u thirty t-o inches Of -ster In the channel
Tn. weather here IL pleasant.
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tfNcf-sart sept y. 1850
The Grand Lode. 81 the United states o %. ",
called TO order TIT. iag at O'Clock By the
NJ " Grand Sire grifnn. On calling the rolt 70 ap-
esmpmeuts not present the meeting adjour n
"a until rsusdsy morning .. 10 o'clock
There are about thirty members Of the Grand lodge
nov In the city ell 81 rhom =. the Rurpptt Heuse
The members Of the order IN this city gill give the
GsUs o grsnd reception Levee snd q ball on
Mednesday at the above ms ntioned Hotel
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BALrf~oss. september 1907.
The National Gardens at the -sst end OF the city,
we're the scene of dreadful rot 90 Sunday evening
pistols knives ana other vespous. vrre freely uerd
ana May persons severely injured Tvo brick d~.h-
ing. si,ust.d Green Mount Geometry set ere
to last evening and consumed The property belonged
10 Mr. william Webster.
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More Horrible Railroad Accidents.

THREE LIvKs LOST, AND SEVERAL PERSONS WOUNDED,
on TUE CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Rosros. Sept. o. 1850.
Last Saturday, on the Cheshire Rsroad, bet~een
wnipole and westmorelsnd. N. IL gravel cart
tanning fifteen Irish lsborers came Ia collision With
dovu~ard treir by which three Of the laoorers
killed. and Elk others badly wounded, come Of whom
not expected to survive.
ONE MAN BILLED AND A suEBsR WOUNDED. ON THE
UTICA AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD.
Urea. Sept. 1850.
The express train from the West on the track
last Saturday at Greens Corner t-rnty miles west of
this city The switch vas wrong. Witch caused the
accident. John Dunn, the fireman. WAS In SANITY
k.d his neck having been broken. and Of his legs
cut on. Henry 3. Cole. the conductor wa slight y
Injured and several others or less hurt. The
train arrived here ut halt pact eight O'clock being i've
hours behind its regular time
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Ct-cfN~art, September " 1870
Rumors unfavorabie to the credit Of the banking
houss Of Mes-rs Ellis Morton, have caused heavy
run by the depostors The house orosded and
NE ruu coutiDu~s up 20 he hour of closipg Every
q. msnd paid sud there 70 be- serious
pr-h' melon ~ su'pebsion The hesvie.t d-positors
Old not drs- Anyt thing out but some Of them made
large usIOattes
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The Jenny Lind Excttemeot-Her F.yss
Nehsarssi in tho United ssates-The Auo-
tiOD Concluded.


Nehsarsai in tho United statcs-The Aue-
tion Concluded.
The excitement about the Nightingale which has
been rising higher and higher every day for the last
week, rose yesterday to fever heat The two great
events Of the day the continuation and oonclu-
sion of the auction for choice at the arst COZ
cert and the first rehearsal of tho great oantaroe on
this continest. We shall take them In the order Of
time follows:-
TICKET AUCTION.
The adjourned auction for the sale Of choice seats
10 Jenny Lnds concert proc. sded at 10 O'Clock yes
terday porNipg In Castle Garden. Mr. Leeds the
same suctioneer ~ on Saturday, knocking them
down In such rapid style that 1t no easy matter
to accompany him The stand n1sd In the gal
lery, which was more convenient. Tho house Wa
crowded before, and what very remaf kasle It
not the upper ten but the the people Who
constituted the great bulk Of the assembly Tho OK.
element intense Owing to the time being limited
and the rehearsal having to O'Clock it was
necessary to give the purchaser the privilege of taking
twenty tickets instead of ten on tho former day
and when the time pressed still more closely they
sold In lots of atty each; and finally the privi
lese Of taking the balance given the purchaser
Of the fourth lot rom the end. The sale wound M
With Hall purchasing 1873 In lot and then it vss
announced that the prone made tickets amou to
400 CO., would be sold tor 50 each At the once
Of the American Museum Several tiers Of nsx seats
erected under the gallery which sold at fron as
to S4h portion Of the upper tier Of the gallery
reserved for tho PRESS the portion In the lower
part Of the house allotted to the reporters having
been sold by mttake 1t will be seen that Hall and
Jollie but especially Hail. bought largely Mr. Hall
had orders 800 tickets and towards the end OF
the sale be offered SO 900 for his profits which h
refused The following are the sales in the order in
which they occurred
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The AshuylhNl , eas.

Pr,lapsLrafs. e-ptembsr o. 10s.
TIE sehuyiku rsvxstlou icss has advanced "a 70
ne~-,rs o. ~. scethels.ys 10 day ssvess 70 raise
800 900 70 repair forh-fth the ssssss ~ ths isAs
ss1w~s- eco oA we're immediately suhsesfssd
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The nIIno,. ..d n,chlg.n Canal.

CHiCsgO. sspt-nbsrp 1850.
The dsnsg.s BY the lat. fresh.t on the Illinois aud
Michigan csnsl beips rapidly repaired II will be
In roca order in q lee days
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s,.bb,.. C.,e =, H.rr,,h.r,

hAsRisbukG, sept 1880.
Doctor Seller OF this place In r~suing hor-- taken
by his nephtw and OF eex-9overnor Pore lest
night ceived stab iron y-ung Porter, wuioh, AZ Is
feared will result In his death
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BALrsorg sept 1870.
The Southern mail has come TO hand but the papers
by IL contain no news worth t'l.grspuins
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The stesmbo Nile aud - warehouse. are "a nre,
and both will probably be consumed before ths nsm.s
can be subdued
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Rev J n Bordich 81 Ut,cs eecsns isssne vshs =.
tsdi~s mecc~m~at, IN Provte-sc~ iAss ve~s- -
~ cSnnsAs~H v ths pvasr AYis@
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slip from the Porfiand advertiser onoe gives the
following results for men Dor Of Congress-

The advertiser ceneedss the probable election Of APP
peton dem, by small plurality. Only tso whig Re-
representatives. have been elected In Portland
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.. .IO4 plurality.

Wsshburn IL probably elsctsd.
In the Seventh Congressional district returns from
four towns show n gain for Pike ~hg u l%
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL esTaIer.
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MUSICAL.

TT,o TUE ArrRovLRs or SOUND yusIc.-A GEN.
tlsuan arrived FROM rurore, having bad erpor
pss o. study With Of iks hrst choral and ss,hsdra
~ the day willing hut for short time only -
devote - bis time q The ustrusou 81 o-e derous
q acquiring the ssshful art Of rnnnS hsrnonJ Iho.s
A desrous q Aeqranance With ths higher styles OF
s~ersa Music will end is sseell.u, opportunity - the
bs reeucen. q the early church sompo.sr The system
which he aches tally different from those feu
rrpstist the pubic IN vhoh r.res led ~
expect hat th.y viii attain shs ~ sort o. mechanical
rreeese tcinE founded insing az the time
tsvisdse n The seiencs 81 herc.sh tas vitheut which
perfection te atAibsd tsher FORKS
srrrvca - An snraremsut vvud ~ accepted from
QUE shors, limited nrmhsr 81 private musical
sirolss Particulars be ohtnlred from n.
fsier Ne -, Houseu street. Dr. wiley Me- us Library
ssre~f
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHlLADELPIIIA.

DAREUMS MUSEUM PHILADELPHIA-P. T. BAR
- Proprietor and Manager Henry Sandford Assistant
Manager. THE GAMBLER new moral and domestic Drama,
written expressly for this Museum by Robt JONES' Esq., OK
Philadelphia and designed for eompauon piece 30 the
Drunkard Will bc produced Monday evening and
snted night this week This withdrawn for
the t~ofod purpose Of allowing Miss Mary Taylor
In Of the characters which che with
In New York. and make ndations add
Uon and which greatly enhance It's and
effect Grand performances Afternoon farees and
Petit Dramas Ballads and Fancy Dances. and the msnn
cent Dssolyng Views and Chromarope. The Curosities
number zoo CO., the choicest IN the world Wednesday
Ming, Bensht Of j. Hall Robinson. Adinittaass,
Childrsn under 10 years. l3a cents.
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om Lho VI os ,a ,io,... ain,nh,s ,ans.nt

Two OWNERS OF HoRsEs-IN CALLING TIE AT
tention Of horse 70 Hoyts Columbian lAnimsnp
that for this remedy kas beV
and Is st used by all the principal horsemen OF ear 80
They give Il the preference above all other roedies sv
offered for strains bruises sore breast meek and hso
~indsa scratches aud other complaints tha hors
subject to- for proof Of which refer 20 the
tsmen whose IN horse matters cannot y
avenue; spieer Mann, sS broadway; w H. Dsbscy riding
master; G. G. HstboTn do; Wise Co., Bulls Bead H. MOI
throp, Rose Hill stables d. L. 0rmsby. 10th street. g.
She Harlem Railroad hundreds Of others SOLO
by r. sniHen sadder 6 Hudson street. y. Trainor ls9
broadway spicer EeMann r. lube, 3 Bowrry, end abe
druggists and radders generally Poe 20 eents or ~ per
do1sn cash Orders for Wholesale addressed TO te pops
H. Hoyt 2l3 will be attended ~
Immediately, and del vered in any part Of the city
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pR- CHkRLEs yukDps
WATrR cuRR EsTABLfaHMR

AZ EoprIf
nRkUhDEsASrfC1fuIJ.T INyORMs Hrs pprHyps
- ans We fuhe that be has beocme ~ .t~ ID,
kygelet Nssr Care E~tabshn>n. q. Hear sis % s,d
ht ril.f frorn TIE borthsmr,or RAliroat fcss -, ep
aouas riie frtf hep fork. ehxut
To lary rtuassd ~ enc - ths rlea.esess valls-s 81
re- fneis ~ rr0unded with vc,t grc~r hills aaA .x
ran ane sfurcanNy implied ". rnfse. ..s
rrs v-ter TIE Elf 10 pur- sne h.a.Ss "a M.
stn niia 49, errecete TIE srastou D., Ida
sns ~ ne rs.--y ecn vsrttpes Tor water eur. ~ rr
eh - lare lsunft babe dcpels Ard air. fs5s{nr - ~
iof aegrt ry ratisnts for either
~ sc-trr ,, - she earliest a aiseiris III
lrtesst "a - Grs htrr snd ha -.
G ,. y, year. hs.~! b. wriin ,stsr
~ - the bsnes ~ sser5 trrrrsan hydrrrath hspss
syno W any reeernabie frurn hs veser
Vsett MSS on the fart - lhoss rsv sst -
1I
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PUBLICATIONS.

THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED-PRICE IS CENTS PLAIN,
30 cents eoiOred-A Good NAtured Hint about Cali
fornie showing with great hdsiity in Views realty
Mr. Augustus Nvins OF the city OF New York, BY Asa
Crowquill. BERFoRD CO, Astor House, New Ysrk,
be had Of all booksellers In the United States
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HORSES.

LNoR sALE-AN EXCELLENT GREY HORSE, ABOUT u
hands high, old suitable for hySean or for
dsugl he kind and free. Can be &C l79 RhsssssA
e,r
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AmUsEMENTs.


ApSl y .iil e ls 4 ikIsH no SoK
llsnpssn; Malachi cIsei Mr. WHITING Mary ss1iis. MIS-
BORN 70 cob LII ks. ' ssasa .Ai sGs s
We Cent m:sfss Mr. FrsSs5st Count ns M
NARY AENE..Jonsthsn JSni. M Chapman; winnsfrsi,
S:,s cree: Fssss:s f:sy sss M
NInLos cARDEN..rnE HAVANA ITALIAN oPKRA
S.ss:s OK + . .r.
ssss sis... Esssi; ssssa: Si:sa Gu
s ss.ss ssssr Baa% ssasi nsr
sfns. u S. sI 2
ssrsd at shs Boz one. from A n an3PA Doors .psa
~ a: ak II ScsrF r. p c', s
s:; $::;s: \: %:. %
is..ss EdisS Ers Russell fiersnse Dombsy Miss l Mr.
Mt. NH 1H rs sSS -Ssss'n t.
hr Burton Mr. William PgSxsss Mr. Rec. Mr sa sa Me-
J. Hin. Door. open AZ curtain rises t7h o'clock.
DIERcEs nINsrRELs-TnE ORIGINAL PoNPKY.
late q Chr.ty. hns.r.is "a Broadssy between How
Are AND Grand sr.ans SSgSs The w:s
.pss..s Crowded nshyITh. novelties introdposd by =
nav. T..si,.a ssSs dsa,s:S
isips ths =. Plus ultra q nsEs :sIt.ia%.n.. ms
sna:ss 81 q On I'd
which have been night With laughter
Repeated demands having been made for ssss
fam there will given this
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Doors
o'clock Admission Is cents Private boxes s.
vTNHE ROUTE TO THE GOLD MINES is FINELY, AS
i well ~ correctly portrayed the Painting exhi
biting $50 Broadway above Nibos individuals
which labor performed in the Mines
.he way gold is gathered.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY. ON THEIR RETURN
from Albany, will give vocal entertai smont st the
Tabernacle, on Monday evening next April Y. pro-
gramms Of ne songs VIII % Pusssed IN ,he daily papers
RAYNEs PANORAMA OF VOYAGE TO EUROPE
ID every evening" the Great Hail. Minerva RooSln
I06 Broadway embracing views Of Boston, Liverpool Lon
don, and both sides Of the River Rhine Admission -
Children under twelve Is Doors 6S
moving at IN n An exhibition Wednesday and
Saturday Afternoons, at three o'clock.