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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

trial OF considerable interest is now
IN progress before the Circuit Court ofthc
United States, Judge Mclean presidino.
IN which John Norris of Boone countv.
kentucky. is plaintiff, and Leander il.
Newton, T.. b. Crocker and several other.
are defendants. This is a suit for the re-.
covery OF damages from defendants. for
aiding and abetting the escape of slaves.
Some twenty or thirty witnesses are in
attendance and the trial will occupy sever
al days. The alleged escape Of the slayos
was at South Bend in this State. Norris
had captured his negroes, four in number.
IN the State OF Michigan, some 80 miles
from South Bend, and on returning with
them. on his road to kentucky, they were
taken rom his possession. at South Bend.
on writ OF habeas corpus, and DISCHARGED
by the Probate Judge Of ST. Joseph county.
Norris subsequently arrested the negroes
on a writ from the clerk of the Circuit
Court. when a scene Of great confusion
ensued, in which clubs, pistols and bowie
KNIVES were drawn, but no BODY hum.
The slaves were finally taken to the county
jail by the sheriff, late in the evening. The
next day the kentucky party, five or six
IN number, were arrested for an assault.
assault and battery riot, and one of them
fined and some Of the others bound over
TO Court. Norris demanded his negroes
from the sheriff but was refused, q . se.
cond writ OF habeas corpus had been sued
out, and on which the negroes were .
second time set free-Norris not appear.
ing at the second trial His effort seems
to be to prove that there was . settled
design. on the part Of many Of the citi-
zens Of South Bend and others, to rescue
his negroes from him, and he has made
the Probate Judge and sheriff of tha
county defendants in the suit As this is
the poiQt on which the fate Of the suit il
supposed to turn, it would be improper to
say any thing on this part Of the subject.
Messrs. Liston end o. II. Smith arc
cousel for the plaintiff. and Jernegan and
Marshall for the defendants At The sum-
ming up Of the evidence there win b .
measuring Of strength between At leest
two Of the giants Of the Indiana bar, and
considerable anxiety will b fel. 10 hear
them.-State Sentinel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

uMore than {, 800 hands are new as
work on the Baltimore and Ohio RAilsoad.
and i, is expected to be complsssd -
Wheeling in two years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
For the PALLADIUM
For the PaIIddIum
On receiving 20 SpTiG Of Cedar from
West 1nmverlOrs1, lDS.l. Co.. Pa.


west llm verlorsI, del. TO-. Pa.
friendships token! ever welcome
To our rcsfern moodiand home,
From a high famed distant villa,
Thou weary way hast come.
Over many a lofty monntain--
over many pine-clad hill
Over many Il rolling river,
And DER many gushing rill
Hidden in thy paper wrapper,
Thou dIdst swiftly speed along,
All uni,arm'd d and all unhceded
BY the busy. bustling throng.
With thee came n note explaining,
Who had sent thee and from where,
And thou vast receiv'd with gladness,
As token ricl, and rare.
] have pressd the hand that pluck d thee,
Pluck'd thee from the parent stem,
And prizo thee more than riches
More than gold or costly gem.
Thou the orphans brow hast shaded,
On whose youthful glowing check,
Silent tear drops oft betoken
What the lips refuse to speak.
Home aud home associations,
Crowding swiftly on his mind, -
What are honors--what ambition,
To the loved ones left behind,
Underneath thy wandering shadow,
SHELTERED from the noontidc heat,
OF the pale and pcnsivc scholar.
Found il safe and cool retreat.
Thou hast left the halls of learning,
F,ll'd with quaint and curious lore,
And hast taken up thy dwelling
In tho cottage of the poor.
Tho the home that has recciv'd thee
Is unknown to wealth aud fame,
Hearts 1re Mrre Haf ,~Iyn,iy cherish,
Cherish tricndship's sacrrd name.
Many IA curious little token,
Here will thy companion be,
Tho far distant be the Sivcrs,
Still the gifts are dear TO me.
And for him who kindly sent the.,
While afar he may soJourn.
Shall BE- breath'd the pray~r nnceaSing,
7hat he snt,iy may refarn.
Gil, mo. 1880. =.
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NUMBER 26.

shall bear as our motto: mo more Wafs
Of Conquest-No more Annexa:ions-
No more Slavcry-Ffecdom guaranteed
by Law
| am. sir. very truly YOURS &c.
LEWIS ID. CAMPBELL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

Ihe following extracts from a letter of =, 60;
enuhc gentlemen. extensively engaged in coal
INNING, aud of the highest standing Tor n,oh;,,
and Intelligence. TO one of our old citizens b..
"een Kindly communicated TO us for publica,inn
aud will be read with deep interest:
WoncEsrEs. Mass. May II, 1850.
have been waiting some time to answer vour
inquiries respecting Mr. fa'ne's Hydro Electric
Light that might answer them in some o.pr..
"'e'i'gently. Icannot now give You full ac
count Of the matter, but can say that i. is the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
miscellaneous Selections.


We have seen in our exchanges rec-n,Iv amt.
number oil statement IN regard to this won-
derfui discovery. but as they were con,radicto-
~. we refrained from publishing anything con-
crrUsHg it till we could meet with an accom-,
which seemed authentic. The Dayton Trans
Crypt Ot Saturday last contains the following
which appears reliable, aud will be found very
inf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
THE GREAT BOOK OF THE DAY
ADVENTURES IN AFRICA

TWO YEARS THROUGH THAT COUNTRY,
INCLUDING Travels Of The British Embassy from The
i shore- ~ India Cape Alden through Abysslns A.
cent OF line Abyssulan Aba Toe Gulf Of Arabs Fsjurai
Diana Night March along Inc Great Salt Lake hs'sseIe
of the Hundred The Source and Keys OF me ME-
The One Eyed Family; Kingdom Of Shos; Residence at
Apkober; Presentation a. CHurt; Roy slave Depoi rev
Years Day Massacre of Christians al Cherkosi Nupuas
in HiQh Life; ENcursicn along ne Northwestern Frontier
OF Eftt; The Wilderness Of Gddem; The House OF Solo,
mon IIN porsd Countries 10 ne Sonthi The Highlands
sf Ethops Conversion Of Ethiopia; Efforts OF the Apos
eole Chuchi The Rels l0u5 War; AbyseniAn Kites aud
Prseees The People Social and NJ ,tl Conditions Christ
mas Festivities; Volcanic Wells; Wilderness OF TABOO;
Festivities Of Easter; Shave ket; Revenues 10 the
Crown: Eastern Coast Of Ahica Roate from TeJu'a 70
Ankobtr with the Geology boisry and Zoology Of the
country together Inc Calender Of the Christian Ehiop-
lc Church, etc etc.
81 MAJOR ". CORVALLIS HARRIS
Of tbr HOn East ndis Company's Engineers From the
tenth ondon edition, revised srt corrected.
This one Of toe most interesting books that has besn
Issued from tho press for several yeers We advise every
psrsou 10 Get copy Of tle wofk sd read L. ltis paosh
"a In w aree volumes Of 40psges, printed from
Bpc and on the haes " me- paper rrce any cents
volume
Single copies Of he WORK vii &c sent % any person ala
70 sny plsce this country their sending one Dollar TO
Ihe pub. saer in letter. Published ana FOR sale by
T. X PETERSON IS Chestnut ST. Philsde pas
For sac by all booksellers and ell news agents In New
York snd agents general y throughout me Unted
snes iel7 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
FROM Cienfnego,.

Tue Gne brig Marine, Capt Brown arrived mere
YESTERDAY, from Cienfuegos on the sd uit When
Capt Brown left the citizens Of this place were IN
The greatest state OF alarm and excitement IN re-
gard to The Lopez invasion. The consignee OF the
brig was acting as captain Of company composed
OF merchants and boys. All business had been
suspended. The Custom House had been turned
into garrison, large holes having been drilled
through the sides ior tho jn1sketry.
After the brig had been at sea two days, steam
er was nearing for her. In short time It
was found out to be Spanish steamer OF war
As soOn as the steamer came up % the brig gun
wss fired, Capt Brown was ordered 10 lower bis
boat, and bring his papers on board the steamer.
After q little Yankee thinking, Capt. Brown con-
Guided to obey orders, ss he had nothing in the
shape Of ammunition OH board bis brig. After the
officers Oh board the steamer had oyerhauled the
briggs papers, Capt. Brown was allowed to depart.
Two Salem gentlemen came passengers in the
brig who had not been able to obtain any passports,
and when the steamer was near the brig, they
sscreted themselves in the forecaste.
Boston Traveller Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

CREATING THE GOLD DIGGERs.-Our readers
will remember that sometime since we published
one or more articles stating that some unprncipled
fellows were manufacturing and sending out 10 Cali
iornis sn imitation Of gold, prepared in such way
IS to deceive the unwery and inexperienced, and
thus Wrestling from the sefdenying miners their
hardearned treasures. It appeals that in one case
at least they have accomplished their object. Three
pieces OF tits spuTsss sstce were received in this
city few days since, weighing 35I pennyweis hts
They were handed to Mr.. Jos. l.. Drew, one of our
most skllfl assayers, for investigation and upon
being melted down tOrned out but 49, pennyweights
Of gold so pr cent The rest was an alloy Of
brass and copper. These pieces were sent to his
wife By Mr., Bancroft, who went out from this port
in the brig Sea Eagle. They had more Of brassy
appearance than the genuine California gold, and
had not the indentatiors made by contact with the
quartz which all pure specimens exhibit. We hope
the villains who have concocted and carried into
ecution this niquitous project will be discovered
and arrested, and that California justice. without
mercy, may be legally neted out TO them.
Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
BOOK TRADE.
nv THE AUTHOR OF wonrAN,s

CRIEEDsHIP &e-A. APPLETON co Publish
This Day the Vale Of Csdsrs; or, the Martyr. Story
By Grace Aguilsr author a. bome Induence' &c one
VOL limo paper cover, 70 Cts or clOh - cts.
Toe power ard ferVor OF the OF Grace tPuar are
already we'll known In tlis work, the scene Is laid Ia
Spain, during the glorious reign u ferdinand aud ssbss
although The leading chaIecles possess al the hfe and
energy Of The ancient youthful mobiles Of England. Tnls
nnon Of the intense and fsrgd passion Of the Spanish
character with the nobeness Of the English has presented
field oT The exercise OF ell tho powers OF the author And
magni6oeny has she used hen by poreying in this work
characters and which awaken Ia the reader
absorbing and thrilling interest
THE SAME AUTHOR.
lust published a new Edtion-WomAn's Friendship, a
Story Of Domestic Life ] vol. limo. Price 50 CENTS
cloth IS cents Jelf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

A sPLENDID LOT OF LIGHT SUMNER Goods,
n al the most extraordinary, unhssTd OIL and
MARVELOUSLY Low PRICES
including ansougst Others the following variety will be
orened on Monday June 18th, al
HITCHCOCK Il LEADBEATERS,
no 947 Broadway corner Leonsrdstl New-York, lot
which they have just purchased at auction at
HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
end which they determined give their customers
corresponding low rates
Rich Fouard Silks, from Is Cd to So cd aysrd.
Elegant French Lawns from lie 10 So yard
Rich Orgaud.es, from Is Sd 10 4s yard.
GinQharr Lawns yard wide, Is ayard.
French Calico yard wide Is yard, auo 90 on through
every department Of their immense establishment 60 thai
lady can buy her own and fsmilys supply cheaper
THAN ANY WHERE ELSE In NETWORK.
They have also splendid assortment ofIhe
RICHER AND CHOICER QUALITIES
OF Dress Goods Of every variety and kBd az
PLAIN, WATERED AND flG'D BLACK SILKS.
Striped Plaid ard Brocade Silks
Elegant Chang cable Silks.
Grenadines and SILK Tissues.
Six and Linen Lusters
Plain and Embroidered Crsro Shewls
Light Sumner Cashmere shnws
Elegsnlblsck Lace yards wide.
Black and white GrensdDa Shswls
MANrILLAs, lstest styles.
And indeed every Kind and style Of Dry Goods worn by
ladies' qcrtomn children orsed In household Affairs
In fact extensive and general is their assortment iha
every thing that sny lady family want may be OBJ
t6ined there without the fatigue ID porplsxiiy OF
RUNNING ALL OVER TOWN
to make up their supply They would particularly cal the
attention Of housekeepers their large assortment Of
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERIES,
which embraces one Of the riches, varieties
EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY,
ard which they're enabled to sell cheap Also
MOURNING GOODS
ofevery style in Market well az al kinds ofHafhoun
ing Goods carefully selected, always on hand.
Remember tie name and number
HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATER,
jel7 II SAT Broadway, cor Leonard-s ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

TIERCE'S EIINSTRELs.-fL original Fompsy
q islo OF Chnsfys Musrels.Every Evening orf mr..
Their Crowded nighy by the beauty and fashion OF
this city Best Ethiopian band n the world consisting Of
fourteen performers under tho direction Of r. r. Pierce
Refslns Buresques &c &C pecul-, o ae illustration Of
Ethiopian character
Admission . ceuls private boxes ~ Orchestra sesA
~ cents
Saturday, May H. Benefit Of Lieut. h. Horn alias Brother
Zones
An Afternoon Concert on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Door. open Al 2-eoncerts Al O'Clock mys Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
REMOVALS..
REMOVAL
WILLIS l. SAXToN,

SUCCEssORs TO CLARK sAXTON-The Under
Ssisned having p1rchHsed hr. WiiiSs Interest n ne
eY1n on Willis saxion, viii continue The t5srueoens
Furnishing and Tailoring business a. 81 BROADWAY Whofe
can be found every article apperA.n1g 10 gentleman
wardrobe cousGng In part of sik. nerino, eoior 40
lambs WOO shira and drawers gaaze, merfno, slE ard
eo,,on shrs and suitable FOR Summer wear pSekst
hsroferchefs of every description constantly on hAnti
likewise gocks cravG.s collars and suIpendeIh Se Sc
Ivnys Oh hard large assortment - cloths eas'iuefet
ard vs,dpe, vhsh yl ss made up n the best manner
and a. short norce. WAbaA-N 90 81, 49,.
Va $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
Murder Trial.
c,,,.,nopdeuce OF The Evening Journal
FosDA, Jcne 49, lSSo

FoSDA, Jcne IS, l95o.
.,,s-The trial Of Giles II. f. Van Horn lor tine the
,,,Sr5cr If Jobn Yates, commenced here today h
The families Of both parties are hsny rS TPs cnn
aud great interest is manae,IIIfs amsIe. 70 wit
House Is crowded with males ana lelnos or !. ds.
f Gs nv Mesrs spencer, Cochran and Fish and
The people by District Attorney and ID; Adams ms
Tso. TIE case is generally thought hard Tor Ine
prisoner Justice Cody presides.
P.s June I4.-The case has Just been given
20 the Jury The charge was strong against the
prisoner. yours, "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

nv Lar
'IcH AND WORCESTER RR. Co.

OFFICE or TIE NoEwrcH AND WORCESTER RR. Col
NORWICH, June 3, 1850.
CIR: TIE Legislatures OF the states Of Massachusetts
CGnd Connecticut have, al their recent respective
Ious passed IN Act Of which you viii ind copy ettched
came accepted by vote Of The stockhoders on the tn
cav Of June instant The Directors give notice that
he ssid Act viii be opened the 18Th CAV OF June inst
al he Transfer Office Of the Company IS Merchants Ex
change in the City Of Newl OH and VIII os continued rom
day 10 dsy until the "a day q July Ext When they VIII DO
closed srd rsopened the i day Of the same month for
further subscriptions.
in the sad Act viii be required 10 surrender al the time OF
Gubfcnpon four shares Of ne oa OF sssn. soek OF s
per share the stock sub1crbed By him, and wiz re-
ceve certificate for i've shares Of the preferred sock ~
which VIII be stated mat mere have 6sea Psld - per
share subject to the further payment Of SIS per share e.
the same msy hereafter be called
dividend OF q profits OF the Road Tor the SIX inontls
enoHg the Slst Of May sst VIII be declared on tho lO1
day OF July next mot exceeding per cent? and PAYABLE
on the l5h July the stock which shall have been thu.
surrendered ard subscribed before the ID Gay OF
Subscribers 10 stock may a. any tine pay " Tho
whole amount due therefor, and viii receive csrlncae
Of full stoct ard thereafter be entitled 20 diyden1s oa the
Holders OF the Cd soc who do not take heir proper
lion Of the stock and thus become preferred socH-
bocers VIII hold tie same IA present shape and receive
thereafter only portion OF the net s1rpuG earnings Of
The Company may remain bfef paying eN per G. NJ 70
ne boldere al The pefercd STOCK Sparee books Of reg
iatry ard transfer win herceforh be kept
The sole purpose 10 which the proceeds OF this new
STOCK VIII be appAcd. E be Le pc meat OF Ile oel oi
ire company iDe b4tlhlcA OF l't az LIE *
that ell the eatngs Of the Company and above the
expenses nnd interest dcb E6ve heretofore beea applied
to the payment Of obligations and the relief which lhs
new subscription viii give will enable tho Board hereafter
10 make regular semi annual dvdents O. The net earnings
10 the stockholders.
The balance Of the amour; due on this slock Will be
called Is reeceo 70 meet the biguonE o. Tie Com
pany ard should ihe whole amount be allied, il vii pay
every debt and Obligation due previous ~ lie year 1900,
when there will become due the lOan from tue State OF
massSchu cts Of 100000 Tse whole remaining ee1! Of
the Company vii the1 amount 10 not more ihsn Sj7oo0.
and be represented by said loan AID sbou $4,000 Of
bondG due IN 1860
Should the stockholders forward aud iubscn5e FOR
tie new stock no rt1son exfis why Ne NoT~ich and
Worcester RGroGd COMPANY should not become soult,
regular diyitcud-p ing concern
RcgDecilg'lV vOur OFT servant
JOEL w WHITE, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS,

At THE MINERVA ROOMS. 400 BROADWAY.
n rev. original and magnificent Panorama VI the Over.
land Route California from 81 Josephs on the NJ soun
River the Pacific Ocean including yiewsof the won
ders Of nature Lofty Mountain Fertile Valleys. The Sierra
Nevada, Gold Diggings, Mormon Island, Coloma, New
York Of the Pacific Beuecia Sacramento City, Suiterve,
Suffers Fort Sacramento Valley and River, San francisco
and the Pacific Oceen painted by Minard Lewis Esq., aud
assns COO feet Of in the highest style OF
arr from original sketches taken by Mr. Lewis who made
the overland TIP In the year 1913.
A. w. Fenno, ERq who has resided several months IN
California will explain and illustrate tbs superb Panorama
By appropriate Lectures
'ieiT9ts A. W FENNO, ESQ Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
cpRrsTY,s ndINsTREI.s.

rTO ~ BROADWAY betwsen Grand srd srooFne sc.
lN-OPEH EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
Tho original and wollknOzn
CHRiSTY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
We first eslab'she srd Oldest oFgsnEod band IN tho
world comprising company Of WE'VE performers undef
the direction 81 T. e Chrigy They win have ue honor
OF giving thoif on gnal n6 nimlis5e entertainments every
ntghiunll further notice.
Admission g cents Doors opea 81 :, Couceu viii cor
rience FL O'Clock.
An afternoon coucsTi or sa.ardsy, commencing 81
o'clock IN iei7 iws'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
DRY GOODS.
rAnIEs, pREss GOODS

SsuKs BAREGEs, Silk and Linen Lusers, Printed
OMusns and LawBs De LANES, Cotton snd Linen cling
ham, Chambrsys, Prints &c &c. all Of which we hsye
reduced 10 Price TO make for heavy Fall IMPORTS
uCns. D d T. sO"hEi <0I oraDaSI
,el7 Il, Columbian Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
NEW DRY GOODS.

g. BARKER, SOL GRAND-sTREET.
WILL open his morning the following new styles
Goods which viii be sold Al . per cent less thar ever
before offered
100 pc NEW PLAIN CHANoEABLE SILKS VERY
CHEAP.
100 ps NEW BLACK, HIGH LUsTER GRO DE
RHINE
Cases NEW LAWNS FAST CoLoRs for onIy 10 per
ysId worth SD
c,se, NEW JACONETs French style.
100 d. PLAIN BAREGES, OF superior quality.
40 DIS PRINTkD d, entirely new.
IS ps PLAIN TISSUES.
PLAIN BLACK BkREGES AND TISSUES.
PLAIN AND FIGURED MUSLIN DE LAME.
10 CASES EEW PLAIN LINEN CHAhBRAY5 for
orly Ia.
PLAID AND STRIPED Do.
30 "a SILK AND LINEN LUSTERS.
BLACK AND COLORED P0PLINS.
ALSO REAL CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS, EN-
BROIDERED AND PLAIN.
BLACK MANTILLAs AND YisITES
BLACK AND CHANGEABLE SILK sHAWLS.
BOMBAZIEES AND ALPACAS.
AlEo, 100 bales and Domestic Goods, comprising
one Of the best siGorrnents TO be found in this city.
Country Merchants and PeosTs will find II TO their in
teresl 10 CAL Lad examine before purchasing.
iel7 i $ BARKER 5ol Grand q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
OLE CnAL FOR TIE ALMs

SUPPLIES OF COAL FOR THE ALns
se OF he GoveTnorS n the PAX, Until O'clock OF ts
2sh Instant Re accompanied with TIE names OF W.
srousibe PERSONS with heir aGseni IN wiring, a. seeuJ
lJT the performance Of the corueeL -. H..
5000 Tues Broken, 2cCo do Egg Besyer BACK lea 80
Wyoming Lehigh. Coal OF any aud al deseI puons e
from CheauuG Pea and ali other impurities eacn ~ -
sst Of 2240 be To be delivered n! he severe lns-i
ucns ard a such WhGrves IN tie city as may De
for that purpose such tines and IN such quAnues - -
lie required on OF before the Isl day OF November neA
OF al expense. and 10 be subject 20 The exsnhIDn s
inspection of competent person Appointed ior rs
pose whose decision, IN respect 10 q1ely suAl ~ :,
ANY information NaI may be required VII oe s"'-
Ills ofhce .
"'Se - 'D' $ DRAPER, President
Nsv.yo,t lane IL 1880 iel4 isJe23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS.
STRAUGSs CFITRRATTD BAND


LIVERY MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, COM
IAmerciug at n Ferriage reduced . four cents
HB-ID the weather Is unfavorabe, the Concert
will of the first fair day. jel7 llus'
DARRUncS CHINESE NUSEUM, 5SS Broad
OWay, between Spring and Prince ais p. Z. BARHUm
Proprietor ard Manager Reinforcement for two weeks
onv commenting Monday, June II, Of the Chinese Lsdy
aud Suite VhO purpose visiting hs principal cnes OF the
Union previous 20 their departure for Europe They VIII
positively leave The city about the frat Of next month aud
All no have rot them should improve the present OPP
poftuuity In addition 70 the Chinese Family, SIX In num-
her uoadne the Lady with fest = inches ong The Ch'-
reese Collection consisting OF over 100000 Chinese Gu
rosles Vocal and Instrumental Musc during me DAY and
eVenins Open non A NJ. iii 10 ?. N. Admission 25
ccrta ehldieu under TO- bali price jsl7
X2yAsHINGTON HAIL, SOS BROADWAY
w Nighy crcw ded 10 HanlnstonS wonderful ho1-
ing DoTarnsa-The Creation Of the World The DEUCE,
T1tun Abbey The Posr Regions River Rhine snd !s IAN
Fsrtocini Orer every evening Al o'clock and On wed
netdtys and Saturdays Al 81 IN Tickets % cents Gnu
drsn hslfTTics. lsIl =.