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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

SEC. /. Be IL enacted, by the General
assembly Of the State Of OhiO, That all
contracts, hereafter made for the pay,
ment of any rate of interest not exceed
ing the late of ten per centum per an.
mum, upon money lent or upon money
due and owing, or to become due and
owing, shall be valid and binding in law
upon the parties thereto. when the con-
tract shall be reduced to writing, and
signed by the party, to be charged with
such rate of interest
SEo.2. The provisions of this act shall
not be constructed so as to confer any
new powers or privileges upon any bank
ing institution or other corporation of any
kind whatever.
SEC g. All laws inconsistent with
the provisions of act be and the same
are hereby repealed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

~ Mr.. A. W. Dessaner, merchant of
Weston, Missouri, on his way to the
East, lost a belt at St. Louis containing
$4,000 in gold aud paper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

GEN. TAYLoR's PLANTATION SUBMERG
ED.-The Cincinnati Commercial Of the
18th states. states that when the steamer
Yorktown, Capt. Haldeman, passed Gen,
z. Taylor's plantation, on the Mississippi
river, forty miles above Natchez, the en-
tire place was under water from an over
flow in the Mississippi. Capt. Haldeman
says that he never saw that point so com
pletely submerged. and fears are enter
tained of the total Iuin of numerou
plantations, and of course the bankrupt
cy OF some of the owners.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

LUMBER AND FEMALEs.-A California
letter, by the last accounts, says: "Lum-
ber is going down, but females are scarce
in market, and on the rise."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

Mr.. HANNEGAN.-.-.One Of the Wash
ington correspondents of the New York
Tribune defends Ex-senator Hannegan
late Ministert to Berlin. against the charges
that were made against him during hi'
soiourn in Europe, andis of the opinion
that the allegations were greatly exag
gerated. We hope SO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

~We intimated the other day that
it would be acceptable to the people to
know Mr.. Robertson's views of the vari.
Gus features which it is proposed 10 en-.
graft in the new Constitution; whereupon
the Eagle says Mr.. Robertson is ready
to discuss the subject with any Wing
stumper. Discuss whatl Are we to
understand that Mr.. Robertson intends
opposing every feature of whatever char
acter proposed by Whig2 The Eagle
man had better be Gagged.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

STEAMER DUTIEs,- The Boston Trav-
eller says the amount of duties paid on
foreign merchandise, by the British
steamer Niagara. which arrived al that
port Jan, 26, 1850, was trifle over $780,
900, more by $4,000 than has ever been
paid by any of her predecessors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

THE FRENcH MrNIsTER.-The newly
appointed French Minister, M. San Bois
LIE Compte, was formally presented to
the President and his Cabinet on the
18th inst, on which occasion the usual
courtesies were exchanged.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

NAVAL CoURT MARTIAL-COm, Perry
and Capt. Hunter. .-ltis stated in let
ter from Washington in the Norfolk Bea'
con, that there will be court of inquiry,
to examine into and report all the circum.
stances connected with the capture Of
Alvarado. 1t is stated that Commodore
Perry was to appear before Alvarado
with part of the Gulf Sqadron, and
Gen. Quilman was to proceed by land
with $500 troops, thus making sea and
land expedition. One of the objects
was to get horses and mules which were
wanted fol the army-,hat the Mexicans
drove them off upon Lieut.. Hunters ap
pearing off Alvarado without orders, aud
capturing the town. Their plans were
thus deranged, and the navy and army
commanders much vexed at such an r
regular proceeding as that of 1t. Hun
ter. The court of inquiry will be ablt
to report upon the whole affair.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

TStatisticians make one third Of the
population ofParis illegitimatc.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

There are thirteen daily newspa.
pers in Madrid-a much larger number
than one would suppose.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
0bt Ganraster @a'fttt.

LANCASTER, MARCH az, 1850.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
INTEREST BILL.


March Is, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

rRsto te improve hodaio retiring icgentsroaa
oil tullon fect ny dic vere6 ny AcCuloh Boota or
any etoi he Ter TO Ne discovered wtDR one-nal
II . asgipg compensation was ron-concurred In aher
d.hae
The amendment appropriating ten thousand dol
,ss for he sxpensea Of lie Turkish mis-. ion TO This
rcnntry beirf read, Mr.. BAYLY Of Va ssd It an
riee of Foreign Affairs snd Secretary OF State recon-
m,rded Il he would not roie TO striks 1t out.
MIR NCCLERsASD supported the amendment,
ard ,poke of The advantages TO result by the miaaon such
as tie e1tepson OF Com between Inc .o countries
ard The market 10 be afforded TO Amf rcsn SKILL we
dent OF gratitude The Sultan for his uniform klndness
AID hospitality TO American Citizens bssoe u was me
Teser tativt 9 coming n ON Foreign Governments
MIR. TAYLOR spoke OF the noble generosity OF
ihe Sultan distressed country men IN fofAey ana nS
eitts to American men OF geniua.
Mr. JoHEs vas against entertaining this man az
the Hatops guest Let him form idea that we are no1
living In The ayls the Sultan but In the simple manner
OF RepubleanBm and Chris ianity. Laughter. he
hoped the Envoy would become 30 lndoctrinsied WIN
these fundamental pt cplea that they may promote az
bapppess In word and prepare him for an hsr ano
thst on his return he ma, become missionary to thai be-
nshtd people Laughter
The amendment was concurred in.
That appropriatipg two hundred thousand DOL
lara for the extension OF the wing of tbs Capitol was not
coneurred n ~ =, r.,
The amendment appropriatng fifty thousand for
Marie Hospital AZ hund red thousand for Custom
Hcuse, al San Francisco. was concerned In -,
The Committee rose, when on motion OF mr
BayIy minute speeches cut of for the rem alec er
OF the session except the amendments Ieauns 10
Prinrg and releasing the Public Printer from hs contract
The Hcuse took recess from TO O'CLOCK
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BY Telegraph to the New-Yark Tribune,
WING state Convention.

Editorial Correspondence
SYRACUSE, Thursday Sept, 26, 1850.
The Convention was called to order at II o'clock,
bv VESSEL 8. SMITH of Queens who proposed
WILLIAM c. HAsBRoUoK Of Orange az tempo
rafy President for the purpose OF organization
Hon. A. B. DICKINSON of steuben proposed the
name OF Hon. WIN. 1. CoRNwEL1 of Cayuga, and,
as there appeared to be diversity of preference
moved that the Delegates proceed TO ballot.
The suggestion was assented to and &essrs.
DANIEL. U1.LMAN OF N. Y. and DEMAs HUBBARD
of ChenaDgo were appointed Tellers.
MIR. w. g. SMITH proceeded 80 call the roll, when
50 Delegates voted for VIM. l. Cornwel and II
for VIM G. HaabrOuCk. Measrs. G. and q, declined
to vote. The three contested seats from New.York
were passed over no one voting There appeared
to be thirteen Districts from which no Delegates
answered to the call.
Nr. CoRNwELL, was thereupon, on motion, unan'
imouSy called to the Chair briefly returned thanks
for the favor conferred on him. and called the Con
vensoa TO proceed to business.
Messrs r. T. JoHssroNE of Albany, and HAIR
YEY KIDD of Westchester, were theEeupon ap
pointed temporary seoretaries.
The regular calling Of the roll now proceeded.
AL b06 OOQQtlee pQe uE01ln SuUOlA Auu SOtlou1iic
were found TO be represented, but there was one
Delegate abssns from the county Of Livingston.
The President appointed Delegate from each
judicial District TO form Committee on the three
contested Sc alta frem the City of New-York.
Mr. DARLING OF N, Y. moved that Committee
of enc (which he modified, on motion, 70 read two)
from each judicial District be appointed by the
Chair to select officers for the permanent organza'
sion of the Convention.
NEWS SMITH moved al amendment that the
Delegates from each Judicial District choose their
Members Of the Committee
A motion to lay this amendments On the table was
lest.
Mr.. &. II. BLEAKLEE moved the Previous
Question, but it was NOT pressed
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EUROPE BY AN AMERICAN.

The Pyeaidenfs Journey 10 Oher6owg-WaTke Spirit Of
Me ErseIve-R.ma,kt svfpSnp@yssan s Ss ss
ttnent-En9Land, &c, &C.
Paris Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PARIS Yhursdsy Sept Il, 1859.
The Presidents journey aeaward occupies the
attention OF French journalists and wits. Amid
the undying ambitions of tho asprants for power
the dongs Of the elect Of six millions Of saiffages
hold the prominent place. He is now greeted az
the restorer Of order, the reyiver Of credit. The
force OF France to right herself, the advanced TEN
denotes to keep the peace growing out OF peace
Of nearly forty years, are not taken into consider
alton in the falaome addresses made to him by the
Projects those s!ardy supporters OF existing pow
era. The religion Of Prefects however, Is awfully
conservative. Not only ia devotion on their pare
rewarded by whatever central authority exiats at
Paris with offices for ne and great promotion, bus
nepolisnn TO the laat degree ia practiced. One Of
the promises made by Louis Philippe Of the Hotel
de Vile was to aboliah the pervaslve lust for pub
lie place. and 10 cause the citizens to look to their
own industry for support. How he kept the prom
ige Is mater Of history. The same Itch TOR p'aos
perysdes Brenchmen Of all ranks now oaf
mother France Is word possessing extraordinary
significance here. Cherbourg La the place Wn =. -
the President has been receiving ovasioaS W.. -
wonderfully fortified in fact and in deis1 ,oaaS to
Icon who INDUCED in the habit OF suons - ,ba,
survey every part Of bis doLn h.t nnbIic wofkE
pretending 10 AZ gianoe could be needed
ware needed las if public ~, ~ the peoplel go.
In advance of the local Wes Of one Of his COR
lected onelDom nsons ouackeries Immense SUE
summate, gIe e. Cher5ourg forsihcasiona oas me
ted. The able 1 oou, was wanting 70 complese the
solders and n0 Sc yoSsrsours remains 10 glorious
S "a. n sss 's9as The a a' d
but wiinoe ~ scafea and traditions OF European
much =, 50 grsas proportion Of what coors
BS e o, ,as me pretty
ia,"nisnos OF ihs savages must be pardoned
,ua h piIgrimages that to chsfboarg. call forth
eanre,,ici of contempt. Francs at THE moment
fas 30 enemy England and America have poi,
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Tribune's Special Dispatches.
Whis Nominations.

TspeclaI Dispatch to The Tribune
SYRACUSE. Friday, Sept q.
WASHINGTON HUNT of Niagara Co. for
Governor, unanimously.
GEO. j. CORNELL of N. Y. City, for Lieut..
Governor.
EBrNrznR B1AkEIY of Otsego, for Canal
Commissioner.
Gen. ABNnR BAKER of Jefferson, for State
Prison Inspector.
VESSEL S. SMITH Of Queens, Clerk of
Appeals.
The Convention is now taking up the res
olutions.
WIN. I. CoRNwE1L of Cayuga has just
moved a substitute for the Resolutions Of the
Committee with respect to Slavery and also
proposing one approving the course of Sena-
tor Seward.
JOHN T. BUSH of Erie is speaking against
the substitute. II. G.
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,01gsTsTyIs OPERA house

q s ha 80. sa1sasa!.5l-OPEN EVE.
4fGRY NIGd9 during The week. anti farther notice
The Original ana well known Ohrlsys nltatIos com;
Ind 81 Experienced perform under the management OF
D. p 6HRlsTY whose Concerts in this city Tor sqc.
eeason OF four yesR have been received WIN isVer Dy
S;phlp rsbpeciabla and fa, bionable audiences.
Ticko,s Is cens Ooors open al commence al ociE;
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing 81
On snd after Monday Sept seth doors viii open al half
pssl and CONNIE nee at bali past o'clock as l~lsN
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Appointment Of Oommissuries.

WAsHINGToN, FFiday, Sept - IooV.
The President has appointed, under the
bill just passed by Congress-, making tour
additional Commissaries to the army with
the rank of Captains, the following persons
Lieut.. j. Bowen, lst Artillery; Lieut.. VIM.
B. BLAIR, I'd Artillery; Lieut.. WIN. L,
SHERMAN, Sd Artillery Capt. A. o. SHIREs,
4th Artillery.
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Jenny Lind.

BOSTON, Friday, Sept. II
Jenny Lind waa waited by the Mayor and sew
eral Aldermen last evening She received them
with grea, poteness, and spoke with gratitude Of
her enthusiastic reception. There was large
crowd round the Revere House until 10 o'clock
last night MdlIe Lind appeared several times
and waved her handkerchief to them. Letters
from Portland represent the Lind excitement as
very great there. Here Dodge's portrait AAunss
breeze in every aection The weather is hor.
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Terrific Storm AT the South.

BALTIM0RE, Friday, 5ep Il
We bad the most terrific shunder storm here at
II O'Clock last night ever known the ligbtDing
and thunder was incessant for three hours rai0iog
in torrents. Several houses and some of the poles
on the Western telegraph were struck, but as yet
we have heard Of nothing serious.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, KFIdh5, sept 20
Mr.. SAML. BRoMBURG was yesterday con"
firmed as Consul to Hamburg.
Collector PETERS of New-Orleans was re-
iected by strict party vote, except one
Wing. Mr.. CLAY, if present, would have
voted for him, Notwithstanding his course
in the Philadelphia Convention.
Mr.. Maxwell was confirmed by small
vote.
All your revenue officers are confirmed
except Frost, who was rejected.
john LoR1MER GRAHAM will probably be
rendered the District Judgeship of Califor-
MIA. The nominations for California and
Utah are expected in to-day. BRoUaHToN
D. HARRIS Of Vt. is spoken of in couneo-
ton with the Utah Secretaryehip. SIGMA.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. WENTWORTH asked leave to make re-
port from The gelecI Commllne on Printing.
TIE SPEAKER Baid it could be made only by
unRrlmous consent
MIR. WEkrwoRTH-I want it read before we
ACT Oh the Civil Diplomatic Bill In his bill there la
Cause re easing Richie
MIR BAYLY objected to the reading, and moved
60 INTO Committee OF the Whole on the State OF The IN
ion
The question waa determined in the affirmative
and the House renewed the consideration OF the Senat
Smendn to the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill
Several amendments having been acted on, the
Coz miltee roae and
MI BAYlY offered resolution TO close debate ia
FIVE minuteg
Mr. ORR opposed the resolution. He said it was
the close Ct The bill proposing reesEe The Public Printer
from his tract obdemnify hin, and now gentlemen
called BY The adoption Ct this resolution to peyeLt
dGcuHioB and asr the Select Committee have besn 70
fuaed leevs make report on the question OF printing,
which discloses importantiEcts.
Mr. BAYLY remarked tbat the amendment was
The very last and unleaD debate be stopped 10 MAJ iiest
IhRI The hill cannot be passed IodSy
Dir. EVANS of Nd. wanted the report read now
ard waSloualy called 10 order.
Various suggestions were made, and the utmost
confusion prevailed the SPEAKER threatening TO call noisy
members By name
Mr ORR moved TO lay the resolution on the table.
The motion wss disagreed to, and the resolution
wal adopted.
Mr. Orr moved to suspend the rules to permit
The Committees Report On Printing to be read
THIS ~aa dissf reed to, and tho House sgain
Tsn, lilo Committee RIendnents.
The senaies amendment, authorizing the SEQ
relay ofhe Treasury 10 claim fr The United Saes Toe
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shipwrecks, &c.-Oape Breton.

BOSTON, Filday, Bept. Y.
letter from st. Johns N. B. says - American
fishing vesssls are said to be ashore on Cape
Breton. Many that rode out the gale have suffered
'he loss OF rigging, chains and anchors A fishing
vessel belonging to Portland, Me- has been totally
lost, with all hands, Il in number.
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PATENTS FOB lNvnNqloNs

~ HM8 UNATkg 9FATkB and al olhsf eoun.
aSes Every description Of documents for Pasas and
osEiaoo perscas eonart atons post-fsse n ans
airs Echo Of SSsslee fFpaAtacRs ava Pafeafs Ia =
Gceef3 pahlicsnon, 81 81 yeef ia psr sugis
sasetR. Edited and puhlbhed al SS Breadwsy & Y
assiRepaias ElMG8LMY hoHGRoRFoH,
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NEW- YORK TRIBUNE,
or Nyw.YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE IS Pp,JbLlsREo

eae NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE IS g'gbLlsaEo
10 VERY MORNING, SUNDAYS <&oEpTEDJ
rnE rx1suNE Buildings coRNo<s OF SPRUCE AND MAS
sAusTREErs opPos "a rue CITY HALL,
al delivered to City Su>sefibers for IL l3 Gents per
k or when they oier they can pay IN advance q the
efsk FOR six monihs OF year at the same rate Single
paiss Two Oents Mail Subscribers, Five Dollars per
m advarts~ Subscriptions taken six nonhs
sor ,bree mepus 81 50 Three Dollars in advance re-
sar d in >. exchanges with Country NewspaPGfs Dolly ,aa
i,eso a. Tn. Tribune are mol allowed any difference
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ADJUSTMENTS.
JENNY LIMD HALL,

JENNY LIED HALL,
BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND STREET.
THE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT
RHR. BARNUnl has the honor to announce that the
AfASevepth Grand Concert OF
MD'LLE Jenny LIND,
VIII lake place IN the above named named Hall on Mon
cay October 7h $780, and that her Concerts will from 10 t
period be given In New York regularly until further =
He Particulars hereafter s25 If
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pARRw1AN TRAGEDY,

PARhRAaN KN&S NAsh1 4 :,
MIR EPHRAiM LiTTLEFlELD, Jsntof OF Inc medi'
wax figures Of Webser and Pskmsn, aud smodei Of The
Cuese w0ich be viii explsD also rotating the aole so,
~ Of ms horrible affair HE first ehesrsa will take p4ce
on Monday evening, Sept So at s'cock at Clnon "a
Admiration 2b cents. e4o
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After further debate b.twaen Measrs. DuER,
DlcKIrsoH, and FIREMAN Of Saratoga, tho quas
ton was taken on the amendment first by voice,
but the President was unable to decide and divided
the House. when there appeared
For the An endment. ....4s
Ageiust IT,. -"64
Loaf. The original resolution waa then adopted
Er j. T. M. BLEAKLEY moved thasa Committee
Of one from each judicial District be appointed by
she Chalk to draft an Address and Resolutions OK
pressive OF the sentiments Of this Convention
Mr DUER objected to this motion az premature
and Unprecedented He moved that the resolution
do lie on the table.
Mr. BLEAKLEY disputed the statement of Mr.
Duer but Withdrew his resolution for the present
The President announced the following Commit
tee on perm anent organizations
l. Tbemas CarnIey Wm A. Darling
&. iness Eumsey, Isaac fiatt
8. WI liam Msiep, JoanFtene.
& william a. Wheeler, y bough on
s. william DueF Freeerck Hellfsef'
6. Fhomas l. Chatfeld, lfS skeet
John M Bradford, D. Il Abel
g. Amer Lewis, John Ryan
Adjourned to O'Clock, P. III.
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1NPaNINta OF TRIPLRR HAIL, Broad way,
z Popposlle Bono ut J by MADAME ANNA BI5hOP.-
This Hail. upqueshopaby the most magnificent Musical
eofce not only Ibis country but In The whole world un
liz emb Dshments aud the arrangements for toe luxurious
accommo dalton cfi anu which oas been consacea
feet viii be opened 10 the beginning OF next MONTH when
series OF Grad Concerts viii be glven by MADAME ANN
BlsHoP la The course Of these APPENDED enter ailments
choice selections OF classical and popular music wiz be
given on plan OF the celebrated musical
at The Conservative 10 Paris ihe London Phlnsrnon
and The great musical festivals England sad academies
of Germany aud lay. ...,
Tho and perfection OF he vocal ana ofcneoa
arrangement for the OCCASION either In respect to number
or talent have before been attempted IN he ooed
ssaras Tbe whole pnder the sole direction OF &r Boehsa
R,rfhar nariicnlats 10 be- duly announced. f16itIw
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THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

FOR CALIFORNIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
IL subhshed on the departure Of each Mail Steamer for
fhaeres Price, ST Cents per copy.
S''s GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers.
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xxxIs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Session.
sENAfE.... wAsH1Neros, Friday, Sept z

BENAfE.... WASHINGTON, Friday, sept y.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD moved-and FIVE thousand
copies Of Gurleys Report on Liberia ordered to be
printed.
Mr., JEFFERSON DAVIS reported resolution ap.
propnAlng 1880 for The purchase Of suas portraits Of
Washington, Adams Jefferson, Madison and Monroe
Adopted.
MIR DICKINSON moved-and the resolution re-
qung evening sessions be for Executive business only
was SCR deo.
The Fertilization Bill was reported without
amendment
The Appropriation Bill was taken up.
A crest nu mber ofamendmeuts to the Indian B III
were submitted, and each debated.
Nj SLBAs1lAN proposed 20 add to the bill an ap-
preparation ofover million OF donarE, to pay the award
10 Che oketB under tue freAty.
After long debate the amendment WAS
adopted The bill lhen ordered to be eDgroased.
The bill appointing Commissioners 10 aacertain
and settle the private land claims In The Sste Of California
ktskenEp.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"A Z
ITALIAN OPERA USE-ASToR-PLA0E
MAX AAREyZEK soe Leases aud managet-farqoea1
sea- IS euts RHIs EVENING sep, g. the entertain
msrts viii eonTeses WI 3 p, 5e lsF sn e,
after which for the sixth time In America
The " hole TO cor clude with La TRUAHDAl
Doors open att4 O'clock 10 commence al u O'CLOCK
NIBLos GARDEN.
fs,3cKEYs 50 cents 10 all parts OF tue Saloon Private
no Gl6s nvENIN6 sepl So The ~
ROPE hy II Rave Family ard Leon Jsvel
n, hy TIE 9se %bo o entitled
vhe whole 10 cor cude the grand Panionlme Of
KA0UL, or the magic star
SkOADvvAH 5,s %Ts ges9 al 1Ig e
THE irish AABAssADOR.
si' P''rieh ofl'ns saE IRISH FosT '''''hf collins
Terrence oorady NJ dc G0ns 1rs lump KISS carmAn
Prices OF admission TO Dress Circle and Phrqust 7b3i
Family Circle and Third Tier. 25c: Gallery, 12sc
RURTON'g TREATER, Chanbsrs.sl EseI of tho
~ City Hsthe nearest Thesie. to me large ho.sis
srcle ard psroue, 50 els family circle second sr %
els private boxes S. and IS; orchestra seaia with cueh
toned srul-chnirs rs eta
BACHELORS TORRENTS
Mr Singleton Mr. Blake Mrs CAudle.. MRS Hughes
Shes COHE!!
CRIMSON CRlmES.
OLYRPlCTHEATBf2 &, Rk0ADWA9-BhANoH
VOF BURTONs Dress Boxes and Parquet 30 eenisi
Becond and Third Piers, Is cents Doors open at7i to
commence ri hslf past
This EVENING, Sept 80 will be pIs. ed the new piece
HERE AND THERE.
Dennis Mr. Rlosp! Nary Coran. Mrs Chapman.
JENNYPHOBIA.
THE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK.
THE DAUGHTER OF THE STARS
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
SATURDAY, September 20. 1885, Number5 Of FIGARO'
Sor Corbyns Chronicle of Amusements containing crls
icisms on al The Theaters in NegYork. by Professor
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