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[By Telegraph-For the "Southern Press."]
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-S p. m.
Counterfeit fifty dollar bills on the State bank Of
Missouri, have just been discovered, so well exc
cuted as to battle detection.
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UNION.

SHOULD be rirgin heihr, as the speech was
termed, from the beef killed for the barbecue il
49, being hefer Of great value.
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6,76S,000

3,l89,000 bales
3,lS9.0O0 bales
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Nj - N K i M A IL X r IT.

T. VI.
During the past week the stock market has been
dull although prices have been much more firmly
maintained than during the week previous 1t is sell
dom at this Of the year, that expert
such heavy. inactive week in the stock market
that just closed In the face Of all this depression
and apathy the psrof speculators prices have been
sstonisbingy sustained, and there appears ts be
anxiety the part of holders to realize and appre
hension that any important depreciation will be
allied. Holders, generally, feel confident that upon
the opening of the fall campaign among stock opers
tors that prices for every thing in the shape Of stock
securities must advance that active demand must
carry prices up several per csnt and that speouls
tive movement to extent is to take place.
These impressions induce them to hold, and they
patiently wait the starting Of the machinery that is
eoing to either make their fortunes Unfortu-
nsely for the OF the various schemes
in the minds of fancy stock regulators the season
is likely to open with prices very much Undated.
Most Of the ances rule so much above their actual
value much above points where it would be safe
for the reckless pecuaor to take hold that
we do not where fresh purchasers are to come
from in this stage Of the market 1t is true that large
lots Of all the leading fsncies held In Wall street
at about prices, and this is guarantee that
every effort will be made by those who perfectly
well acquainted with the modus oprsndi Of initiating
stock bubbles, to get up an excitement among out
siders, and draw in If possible q set Of speeula
tors. Wall street, probably has not been for many
years full of fancy stocks at this moment All the
leading bull operators flooded with them. The
high prices which have ruled for time past have
brought out large quantities Of stock and 1t has
muated in the street in the hands of those who have
been compelled to take all that offered to prevent the
market from breaking down. In so doing, they have
got great deal more stock than they want and will
leave stone unturned to get rid Of 1t, II possible
without lose
The annexed table exhibits the quotations In this
market for the principal speculative stocks fer each
day for the past week. and at the close Of the week
previous. 1t will be that the fluctuations have
been quite moderate and that the transactions in
Of the fancies have been few and far between.
QyorAross yen rvs PnMoIsAL srooks N rns NV
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Splendid Reception of the BufHalOnians at


Iron the Buffalo Advertiser, August 10
The following report, from our regular cores
pondt mt, should have reached here in time for yes
terday mornings ISSUE but owing TO the lightning,
the telegraph would no, work, and Was not re-
seived until yests rday foreuocn:-
TORONTO, August S-3 r. Nj.
The steamer Chief Justice Robinson, having on
board The Mayor, Aldermen and citizens OF Buffalo.
arrived here al o'clock. The Mayor and Council
OF Toronto aud committee OF reception, win seVe-
raj thousand citizens, were IN waiting his Honor,
the Mayor, in a few appropriate remarks, welco ned
the citizens Of Buffalo 10 Toronto. His rem irks
were esponded 10 by Mayor Smith, alter which
the guests were conveyed in carriages TO the North
American Hotel, whence they were assigned rooms
al The different hotels by the committee appointed
for that purpose. The town bells were rdng and
saue fired The steamer entered the port. 1t has
been raining for the last four hours. The arrange
ments for the ball this evening upon magaiti-
August 90 P. M
We arrived last evening, at q O'clock, and were
received with the firing Of cannoa and ringing OF
bells. The military, tiremen, civic societies, and
Large assemblage OF citizens, met the party at
the wharf la coming off the boat, we were cor
daily welcomed by the Mayor OF Toronto, and
the whole party escorted 10 headquarters in car
riages In the evening, the ball given IN honor
of the occasion. came OIL Ii was most magniti-
cent sfair, and Was well sustained, in every part,
by the hundreds who participated in the festivities
The supper at ST. Lawrence Hall was also grand
affair.
After doing justice to the entertainment, the
each by appropriate remarks. The Queen came
first, which was received with all honor. The
President Of the United States followed, which
was received with enthusiasm.
Judge SILL responded.
Then came the Governor-General, which was
received with great enthusiasm.
Lord ELolS responded in excellent speech.
The Mayor and Common Council of Buffalo,
completed the toasts, which was received by en-
thusiastic demonstrations.
Mayor SMITH acknowledged the honor, in his
usual happy style. The festivities were kept up
until q late hour.
August 9-S P. NJ.
This morning, carriages conveyed the guests
from their hotels to the garrison common, situated
about mile and half from the city, where a
review Of all the troops in the garrison took place,
Col. Sir ii. w. Dalrympe commanding.
The number of spectators was very great, and
the city is flooded with people from all parts of
Canada, drawn hither by this interesting occasion.
This evening, the Mayor and Corporation of
Buffalo, with their friends being entertained by
the Governor-CIeneral Large tents have been
erected on the beautiful grounds surrounding the
Earl Of Elgn's residence, for their reception.
The affair, it is expected, will be very brilliant
We have had q few smart showers, ADD the
weather is now very fine, bat intensely hot
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Balance Of debt. ............... s559297 33
There is therefore, ne reason existing why the
stockholders should not hereafter receive regularly,
In semi naal dividends the net earnings of the
road which, taking the business OF the past year
basis will Gays the repor not be less than per cent
per annum on the entire capital, when all is made
preferred stock.
According to the report Of the management for the
year ending May 81, 1860 the gross income that
period amounted ts s2l6 s2s -; and the expendi-
lures, for the same time s1l6,534 SO; nett income,
$l3IoA o. The company own fourteen locomotive
engines, all Of which are in good running order.
These engines were appraised on the ooth Of Nov,
lsle, at SIC 800; and on the slst Of May 1850, at
S797o0. The passenger and freight valued,
at the fret named date, at SIS $50 and the last
named date, at ST9425-sho~ing the improved value
of the engines and oars within the six months to be
slleT5
All these facts or statements We gather from the
report Of the Board OF Directors made to the stock
holders, on the 10th OF July 1850, and give them,
upon that authority, for what they are worth.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
The Departure Of Three Splendid Steamships.
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamships pire city Captain Wilson, Georgia,
Captain Porter. and Cherokee. Captain Windle, will
for Chasres with passengers aud the mails TOR Cali
fornia and other parts of the Pacific The mails viii
close at two O'Clock. The WeskIv Herald will be pub
shed at ten o'clock in the morning Agents supplied
with any quantity Single copies, in wrappers, six
pence.
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A Grand nd Exciting aoat Race win

ofEt the k.tan Fe de, bsksn, Monday after
August 2tb four ea X, between the esleb ated
four Dared beats III Jerson ana George hing
tcn for collars tn. beats will from tho
Eysian Yields Docs and the river miles and
half to Days rom and again TO the dock making
mile which the whole
This be the first several years hstween these
crack Race Boats 1t will call together immense cdaeouso
Of people TO Nitnel Tins anly AVID eKeiting amusament
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A DsIishtfui Trip-rake the Hudson

River Rsrosd Cars sorl2 o'clock
stop ut KiDger mans on house, Yonkers play ten pins
shuttle board, qunis SC. HUbOkvn bears COMPARE
with this oeehtfnl spot Here there of those
humping birds called mosquitoes. Refreshments at all
hours at prices. Bysts Late Balsam, Schenoks
PumOrie syrup keinger Magic Fluid can be had Ia
Of ACCIDENTS N. here the ladies set nearly 200
nj hi In Il
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DR.. wheeler. Ocul,,t, ss Barclay street.

his exclusive attention To diseases Of the Eye He
has imported from Paris artificial Eyes OF improved
which he insert 30 resemble the natural
and defy the strioes scrutiny Oev hours s. pam
pbet, with rkailo by Dr. w. be had grsui
tousiy at his TeBi6cnes
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Aggregate 81 debt paid By proceeds OF stock s42 1872 90
1t will be seen by this, that the avails of the
stock, if all subscribed, will than cancel the
above debts. Should the subscriptions here the
cunt snbseribsd up to tho LIST Of July falls but
about seventy tive thousand dollars short Of the above
aggregate Of debt
Assuming, however, that all the remaining new
stock will be subscribed and the debt thus paid, the
company will stand in its indebtedness as follows:-
To the State OF Massachusetts, Clearing in
terest at per cent. due ia 1856 100000 90
bonds of the Co due in 1860 $3.50 500 90
Towards the Pay ment of which
is to be applied the balance of
assets SSo335 81
Surplus of proceeds of
new stock. ....... 31j7 10
s35O2 81
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An Old BaItimorean Dead, Fire, &c.

BALTIMORE August H. 1900.
Colonel Jacob Deems an old and respectable citizen,
died last night.
A fire, last night, consumed six frame dwellings on
Ross street, owned by John Coulson and two frame
and brick, owned by Hugh Gelston Only two
supied All insured
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The Recent Wrecks or Cape Hatteras.

The insurance agent has returned from Cape Hat
terss The property saved from the wrecks at that
place has been shipped to New FORK and Philadel-
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AMUsEmHnTs IN ruILADULPHIA.

QARNUN's NrsErN rUrLApELrHIA-P r. BAR
- Pr.pretor and Nannyer; uenrv Sanford Assistant
Nanarc-rirst appearanse IN rhilsdeirhs 81 Hiherys
celebrated operstc rronpeThe Csmrhell wnsrels 10
afternoon ard evening In their original amusing
entertainments pi-i the distinvui.hed Ma1fesn
fresh ls ~ Nc~ro-sne snd achieve
ments Also his luderous Tfe wovinv Frrres The huss
Orsng ontaur remains 'hs week s02 AZ curiaies in the
spacious saloons Extensive ard srsuda
fr the Grand dramatic rea~e-i-g Asmttspoe
IF csr's. ~h'idren r~ls- ~ v~a-a i"L esnts
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EDUCATION.


vV>0 sOrTHERNhPS- a ruYsG. IAN or NEW YORK,
intending 20 educate his two at home would
oeivs two ohe bovs into his family 20 enable him 10
give them superior savantaves They will have Frenh
'nior and Frcreh waiting maid ai"avs about them
ehiidren rety all that will he given them that
phyiciaps family alone aforfs The house s n the
class. srre rooma arv situation mot far from Onion
Square hot snf cold baths In the chambers The
nsrucfion will he such the purii for liberal
rrofessn Terms SIS qu,rfr ~ eleven weeks No extra
ehnrrer except for music and dsrcing Direct
Dr. r. Union squsre Pest O.e Further particulars aud
sm rls references will then he riven.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

CAnpRN AND ANNOY RAILRoAp LINE FOR PHIIA-
sspsi. :vss .'igsa sas hsh %;
sreertsdl from rss No I. NsssA rvss. psrs-hss 49,
ears ~ sscesA eIsas %.
INpHrENpENr OPPOSITION LINE TO rHILADrL-
rhsTfe of this lire are nov runnirf resus
hssvssr New York snd PHILADELPHIA lsndln each Wy
Care Nay. kcnAny Vtdnesday Thnrsiats ~
ana Nv - " 4. W. BRusu. Agent.
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TELEGRAPaIC IxrgLLIsEsCE.
From Washington.
THE SOUTHERN CAUCUS. ETC.

WisHiSGroS, August III, 1880.
The Southern caucus held a meeting last night Mr..
Marshall, Of Kentucky in the chair Strong resolu-
tiops adopted for the line SO 3o and this is to
be the issue in the House.
stephens's runaway slave, who was wounded during
the arrest has returned his master with bullet in
his khoulder
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A MUS q; N II yTs.
DOwERY :

RowEaY THEATRE MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST
S f sS ssTSs Sii
France Jack sh.prsrd Miss DENT Joe epsstin NJ
Mr. Gouldson; Jsilor Mr. Clark.oni Mrs sheppard nrs
drama f lsosE HUNptEp PoUsD NOTE Mr. I'm NOME ne
moreney, Mr. ion; Bill, blsok MI hinapti Janus W.
ton Mis- nner in which eharactr she will sing ri Sc
nesrtuisive Wife" Buy Broom" &c.
CAsTLE GABpEN-THE CELEBRATED HAVANA
Raoar-sircra sieaanoni sirnor saly Siguor g. IA
By Hse S Of pUh hTfsS Aug 10 1907 'n'
G lhe aeos Of this opera supposed to have
%s. Of sS[e The Fir. and gs arraysd
possession q the parliamentary forces
5I,i in o,s With Lord Arthur Talbot Cavalier in tho
s'lnee u ths hIg before the action of the Opera
Foh ocSs in NE Paan ne r aTay
3D. pl eat low sr ssTgP her do9o seal
the goyrn9r pgs her word that through his
into et frtre's that ernuptss be celebrated With
nefriets, widow Of Charles the FIRST this time
N 'se Sa's a. s 9d las rsooSy been
her quality and dstressng situation aud when Elvra
il him that that dissrise he may be eSSSd
to s2. ssr on Of sPs' and save hsr e Es.SS
leya in The act of leaving the castle he encounters his
lis sncn to to he queen and not Eyrs
ssSn % S 5 The escape Of their
va relieving herself fOrsaken by her lover becomes der
During the second act the madqess of Eivira conuqes
ART ur II prescribed y the Parliament and sentenced
Death BY the enreatirs Of Sir George Walton, in the
hopes Of his niece her Richard whose
interest vii the Parliament great undertakes plead
for The life Of his rival should he be taken unarmed.
The third act commences with interview between
Arthur and Lyirn in garden. the fortress Evira
although ,ti fer under alteration OF intellect hears
viii joy the explanation of her lover which Learns
that the lady with whom he had fed AL but the
Queen Henrietta. While TINS engaged in Conversation,
party Of fursns headed nv sir Ri hard Sir George
ard Others Arthur secured and condemned to sufer
The spot when enters with letter announcing
81 the Kin 81 army been dtfeaedArhurs pardoned
the sudden joy virs her and she and
her lover united
Sir George Sgnor I. Marni; Lord Arthur Talbot Sgnor
J. Salv; Sir Richard froth Sgnor c. Badial Elyira,
signorina Stenanori.
Tielets. 80 ccnts To commen a s o'clock.
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pimpies IRE, kl-s sslowuess so. Pouore Subtle
for ernceatng rfpous hair trcm any OF the
aody. Liquid Rones far pale lips ana cheokB Lilly White
for nshes roughness 81 Walker street, first from
fpat Broadway; Calender ~ South Third Phiia-
aeluhis astas Co.. ir Washington street Rnstan
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CALIFORNIA.


TINE UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
Company wil despatch their nsst express per steamer
Empire City August r. All Ends Of express merchandise
and ysiusbles forwarded BY this company, will be sent
thronsh direct TO San Francisco Everthns stssded for the
interior despatched Immediately after the arrival Of the
steamer ct san Frsseisoo. Congrees may have their in
voices certified ~ The Custom House BY leaving them at the
'A~' Propristor-. a. n. MILLER. d co.
CALIroRN IA.-TRANsPoRTATI0y ACROSS TuR
" Isthuus o. Panans.-ZACHRfessS. NILSSON CO.
81 Psbsms prepared 20 transport freight the
Ihmns With unprecedented despatch; hut each package
weight esessd sS ID. In
cubic feet and III uld be properly Futup Co. srs
responsible for damare accident In the transit The
charges 81 snspora,cn 10 be repaid In New York Fer
T. zsCaRIssoN a CO. q Wan street,
CPECiAL IMPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA;. n. SUI
- ton co, - wall street, will despatch confidential
W the steamer Cherokee on Tuesday 18th inst
v taks ehfrrs % etsrs aud packages Tor Chaxres
Panama San rrsnciseo Stockton and Sacramento City ny
this letters will be reosved days in
sttsns ofths nail delivery Terms reasonable. Invoices
prcsndi.s should be eersed 81 the Custom House aud
n..''' -" 80 Il >. surroN |. co. 81 Wall street.
GRkcoRy.s CALIFORNIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" hers - forward their nest cypress steamers Chero
bee snd mre CITY on Tuesday, the 18Th instant To
surt eeots scar forward by the above steamers nees
ssry for 20 leave them At the once Monday the
lfth is.ient. Turns rsssonshls.
itg Pearl. corner Of Wall street.
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er, s.rlsved III HILL the inir,itab. at 10 Nassau street.
II the science ha and -sssrs eorrepond 70
sriav AZ. beauties Of the head. face and entire go
pearsnss ~ man 10 lastly atfaetng universal Attsstfos
nd ctnmsn6atisr. Consult lin.
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Railroad Company is to considerable amount sofr
~ at pres mt known, the deficiency amounts to about
seventy thousand dollars
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company for the month July in each of the past two
years, were IA annexed -
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ITO WITNESS TIE DEPARTURE or THREE SPLEEN
did a. s. mail steamships for Calift rnia via Chsgres
Tuesday Ausu., lsth, the steamships EMPIRE CITY,
GEORGIA, aud CUEROKsE will 70 70 sea at r. NJ The
steamer NIAGARA will accompany them out 70 sea
Leaving Broome street at2 Hammond strest at ~
Chambers street at "a. and Pier No at o'clock.
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ngDIN HAYNEs-tRICHD 4. OGDEN. THos y.
" s-wholesaie and General Commission Merohanta
San prsncisco California Merchandie consigned 20 will
placed ON lizard our store shin oa ~ peshus
avoiding all risks ~ Gre kc Refer towm IL Cary Co..
New York Joseph T. Sanger Do Lombard Buttrieh Do
Burrs etevens dos Conan, Hopkins Co. dos Conkbn
Smith. Do. y. d. nayes. Do Eead 4 Re vie. Albany
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NATio AL THEATRE CHATHAM STREET
~ sonda evening August r. is5o will be preseStet
Mr. d Youngs new version Of the Observation-Disclosures
kldmay, Mr. II A. Perry Virginia Bill Mr. Young; Crab
tree, Mr. Tn Mrs Thornton. Mrs Jane
Thornton, Miss Mestnyer: Miss Splice. Miss Leices
Attsr which the drama Of TIE NEW YORK FiaEsAN-
FIR derrick jerome, Mr.. ii. A. Perry; Mr. Wealthy, Mr..
TbouJton Rotary Press Mr.. Jefferson; Alice Hawthorne
Miss + Hestnyer Lueretia Miss Weston; Mrs Jerome.
Mrs Crsttan To concu de with the farce Of BOOTS
AT TIE SWAN-Frank Fishey Mr. Perry
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HOWARD ATHENEuM BosrON-THE LADIES AND
ii gentlemen engaged In the Howard Athsreun. Boston,
In tho Wednesday
Nth CT August, preparatory 70 the opening the 18th
BAKER ENCLISH Managers.
OTrO COTTAGE HoBaKEN-GRANB INsTRUMKN-
~ tsl Free Conoers-s.rauss reehrats'
dav. wednesdsv AVID vr'dsv, commencing atsP NJ. anl
sosins atsP NJ re-r1sse reduced W 4 sents N. BIN
the weather is unfavor,he the Concert will place
next day
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New suk House, No. Oh BroauWsy'-
Iamhert Johnss Co ctening entire stock u
vrereh ftann Swiss aud Certa.n Fancy GoOfs, enhrae
rchest novelties faei Cooda. Dress silks, Rib
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For other articles see The Company enlarged list with
rules and regulations attached printed cards. All
rooes CONSIGNED the South Csrsra Railroad Company
cir ngssts accompanied always With bill Of isding
atc! 70 an{ other intemedae stations on the line o.
have recently sdted largely their and
both Tor freight and passage and prepared dis
ceyed Whscyer received 81 the depot before sundovn
will he loaded that night and Of By the o'clock
trains the morning for Hsmturx and the dsy
following will be transferred thence depot of the
their places Of Destination The Comrsnys frst clsss
ruler Pcsngsr ard Nail Train. leave. 81 present a. ter
ten ociset ~ for Hamburg ssd Aurus tsnd the secesd
class half price trains OF ave o'clock A. but the
number Of passengers At time require ~ the Comp.ny
r~rard 10 dssrath extra rar 90 trsins Va follow
Immediately after the ma traine The ~ AZ
rressrt 20 era, srnssrsra. V thrse nuf
Fturt numtCrg 81 tc HgmiFrf. talunhla snd Camden.
J. r. LMEnI, Sscgs;1Iy.
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Wac D,s can only BE procured ~ the nsnufsctory twa
street, ne putic should guard sgainst limitations SEE
nv various dipioms Persons whose hair has assumed
Ssa soior from the % N. imitation dyes have
osrreessd BY calling ~ ttove Cory The sddre~s
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WATERING PLACES.

ga BkTuING-MARINI PAVILION. RocKAwAY. L.
ITrans ny the Ions Island Railroad leave the Son
Ferry. Brootlyn. at "a ". Y. " and r. NJ dsiv for
Jamaica where ooacheA II readiness
sers 70 this delightful ses-hAthing es.shiishme-t
HIRAN CRANsroN
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Cuprfsnrp norer WANTED ov on Btrwrgv
IL she sseord snS 6ftA .vernca vi nafgrae Dyrsve.
nsnta AJIly 70 *. COLLINS, 70 Wall street.
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IIlnR AsTnR pLLcr nrHRA nnrsF-.rHE punIr


respectfully Informed that this elegant theatre will
he rc-orsred r'ef searu Nopdav evening
10 fFO Madame EOu viii mahe her first
IN New York since her 'c and hraut tour in HexeO
in grard sod ifcrnt aee in five ia
lirauN entitled JTnITU he - which has heen trans
On 3D. for 'h FIRST time IN thi cornrv wi'h entirely
end costly decnra ions grand incidental
lbNet So &c Be Tlrrn entirely elerte7 from Verdig
roost ss'rl ated ari rrrrinr viz Nahuco Err
phri" "Nnoheth" Z" fardi." " Masnafieri." and
"Ciavot co" sdaned arranged Nv Mr Boehsa,
conductor the -casior order that every msgnin
cent eject " rivpr 'he sneetace the manage
Wcrt faf also Effected with the unequied
hid Iotrnr darv"se Na"qWc N rrsta with Nons Zavv
fioNshi Niss lu6hm I'D cficeut ballet And 70
perfect he musical i7~ndneed in JUDITH. compris
~ he rot nphrpo tplrtu Maana Bishop Signor
Novch IS CLEO errarrA erether with
ernl chorus under she Dir KcuYler. grand
deuhls CrSfcsrp-'orfsr. Rofarte-ard n complete
costume Thr WITH otc- arxiiarns runier ng upwards
~ hundred and sffv
drarv mral spectacle tie most or presented
IN New York.
Madame AWE pishop Fiat, Hob priest ~ he Jews
siercr Eovel; Hoofarvee Cenerr - the assvriens
Mueller rsraelitish Rur.tier Abi-
coil Ccrfdon of TnSth "r Boul'ard; fs~artnr Spirit
70 Judith rpi. hu01tsta ~ ha followed ~ a
splerdid advertisements ,t5cr Au,nsta
rpue,r. To conclude wi'h TAPTEAT OF MEXICAN
I1PE Pcr,rlar heYcsn SONY. ala Pasifo." Nv Madame
Anna Rf'op. in Castlapo. and in the costume OF q
NSycar rrl. Performance evening during the
week. Admies'on-'"vrs ard narrue'te dollar; pri-
hoves sf prd $40: -rhi'h g The box
offce will ~ orened rridqv pnd SATURDAY, next when
place e secrrea without extra charr To
NJ eirht o'clock n-eciselv
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