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pNGLIsH Reports N Law and Equity.-Eepublishng In
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decided the House OF Lords the
OF equity, the court OF oneens
the OF ctcheque
aud admiralty courts the court OF
election the cases
served and canal To be published IN month
paper type carefully edd by amembt of the
American decisions
giving for that sum twelve
numbers complies volume IN ITSELF with The
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in q United States.
valuable series this day received
the prvy council and in the
Queens bench from and aer
1850. and may Q examined 3, the bookstore Of 49, - -
apa r'aNoN in'non
nlssOIUTTDN Copnrtershtp.The Arm heretofore exist
IL ipr Brother Is this day, by mutual
George r. Dyer viii attend to the settle
meut tho , also OF the unsettled business
o tbe deceased to which Immediate attention
10 respectfully requested DWnnp "a Dh1n,
wA.uuoros, September "a, 1880
M Noticc.The undersigned have formed a
under and firm Of Dyer Mcclure. and
and commission business At the
old and Of Dyer Of loh street and fennsyvana
Tney ost continuance OF the pansnsgs he
pledge themselves 10 discharge a'
fully W trust conhded to them.
prepared make advances upon All con
sisnmen,. and to c.sh ali sales made by them - , 49, n
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WAsnisoTos, ssptemsss ~ 1850,
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J. BurrERrIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMOTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEES
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITrEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE EMOTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES
OCCUPANTS, AND PEkMITrEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled the right of empon of the
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
rated required establish the TO the satisfaction The regis
saltwater, aud make therefor
the public sale OF the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise, such claim will be forfeited Aud
Every having right under the entitled Gan 10
district Territory of Wisco
other approved ID March, le7 Ies occupants
Perntee the OF their leases permits
townships and fractional townships
snuned and who entitled under The entitled An net to
reduce the minimum lands the Lake Supe
district Mchean aud the Chippewa district In Wisconsin,
approved aG September 1885, o the land covered by their
leases occupancy permits respectively the minimum
of 81 IS If covering than full section, entitled
the such permit the land
Office purchase shall elect do full secon the
81 80 establish the salts
make
therefor practicable after seeing this notice. and before
lands embracing claimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
May l3-lawl3w
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CREScH hooks. And1oid--A large "n.. y M Gay
L opened, direct from Parisi FRANCk Ih'bV"
Nay 70
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.s.iannr Of the GeneraI Land once.
NOTICE TO rRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTs.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTiON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right OF to any OF the
of townships above enumerated
10 establish of The register
proper Office and make payment therefor
seeing this notice. and before the day
Tor the the lands
such claim will be forfeited
j. gUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner the General Land Once
2-lswl3w
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e e I'D expired 81 the date The sale Of
hs nnes therefore possess the ~dssnsse o. ees
nrensd lo without mourning the increased
nines and most o. hs arc DC
ssed be productive They all more o. lees
and other
products To ST. Louis, and aie IN inc midst
couy Vie abundsp all the agricultural PRODUCES OIL INC lat
itade n which hey are located ,,,.w,.,p,y,n
COMMISSIONER OF the General Land once
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uIANo. TABLE AND STAND COvERs-Jus received

HIANO. TABLE AND sTAND Gov fIhs-Just received,
Ciageu DoJon, general assortment of the
above goods, N part OF the following styles;
These goods
ooors, aud warranted TO hold
In washing
Damascus piano. CENTRE deabe and stand to match,
a n richest contrast coors
india do in the colors carpets,
n made In such perfection
Ao English orstcd damask, wines fruit cloths
with doylies the style Of goods the
Table ociot flannel mapped backs, in and rich
three feet and feet These the
hes, invention for saving good furniture.
TIE above he found well worthy the attention Of all
who take furnishing their houses. and in protecting good
and OF Good goodspces as low
lasthe lowest.
App4 GIAGETI boDsoN
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on by pevet Major Henry G. Wayne, United States army
authority Of the War Price 81
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by oliver Byne, editor of the Dictionary Of Ma
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Management osCommon and Decimal Fractions.
How Loxarythns Applied to Facilitate Calculation
The Mechanical Powers
Properties OF Iron
and Dehexion of Materials.
Torsio and Twisting
lima for all Time
niyera Thermometer Reauner Fahrenheit and Cenugrado
super6c.s, Solids, elliptic Curves, and Areas,
Ateas Of and Segments Of Circle
Tables o Length OF Circular Areas.
Gaurng, AriGcor's Work. and Engineering Results
Tables Diameter Of Pipes, Of the Teeth Wheels and
cpeinp, of Water Wheels and Central Forces :,
Weight ~ Metals, Strength of Chains and Ropes
Soldiers, Cemrps and Compositions,
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The Army and Navy Registers Crosss Military Laws
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THE American miller and Miiivrishts Assistant /,
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The Companion, plate, Of chucks tools, insu
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Fruit Flour and Kitchen Garden, adapted TO the United states
vol
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aIcssrs, LIrTLE s. BEows

From alfred Hennen, esq, ofhe NeD Orleans bar
PosTos, Sep 6, 1850.
Messrs. BROWN Gentlemen-l much pleased
learn that engaged publishing revised edition OF sahan's
anslaion of Donai Civil law No work the English
gRe, the subject 10 be compared with for the lulness
and OF the doctrine conveyed throughouii
From the of it, publication the received
the appreciation the learned AMI
and desevedy compiIers of the Napoleon
drew copousy from for their work Napoleon himself studied it
carefully early life, which singular
wisdom OF i aud decisions during
discussions adoption Doma should hope
will, be found In the library American lawyer.
Your ohcdien servant
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sArrxpAy, NAY 17-6P.M
: BaEADsrvYFs The -four market exhibited a very
steady appearance though being rather less animated
Spectators not doing much while shippers were
ar willing TO take hold TIL the receipt of the Franklin's
advises due The sales embraced about $500 bbls
superfDe No at So SO So 6SA ordinary 10 straight
state at "a % 81 Is mixed TO good Western az ~
~ 1854 round hoop Ohio and New Orleans at "a IL
~ S7A pure Genesee ut - 80 81 6sa AMI the fancy
and extra grades at yesterdays prices Canadian was
depressed or Common in bond. 1900 bills realized
Nl2 81 l54 Southern plenty and dropping. ioco
bbk. mixed to straight brands taken at S4 90
A62h and fancy at 81 81 So 81 Rye Flour was mod
eratey active the sales amounting to 200 Dds t So ~
% Wheat being held above buyers limits ruled quiet,
and the only sale heard Of 500 bushels inferior
Genesee at ST. For Rye Toe the asking price but no
purchasers appeared. The supply was light In Oats
limited business done at 47c 4Sc for Northern and
f3c 46c for Jersey The Corn market has not varied
mixed Western at 5S1sc 59c. Barley was quoted duh
CorTos-The market has assumed a stcadier aspect,
and for grades advance Of quarter of cent
from the very low sales Of Thursday last paid to-day
The present figure for the CROP which operations
ade Is at least 100000 bales which 1t Is supposed will
yet prove to be deficient for the actual require
Dents Of commerce. The sales 5000 bales. n
hssis Of sc for middliDg Upland and Zoe for Texas
Erowths
PHousross-Perk was not active; about 30 bbs were
taken by the trade at irregular prices Beef dull in
ystail lots loo bbs mess changed hands at SIT 50
and prime at 6S5 a SO rs. fierce beef was heavy at
SIS 80 SIG; so erces sold within the range. Beef
hams were selling slowly at Sl4 70 ut Sl5 Cut meats
lave declined. The sales include $50 packages hams
Ut &c Sac and shoulders ut exc a6ssc Bacon has
mot varied materially about lbs Ohio mddles sold
at 7ssc TAG Lard depressed sales TO the extent
Of made, at &C. 9c Butter and cheese
we're In request at quotations last given.
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COAL.

t.froposss sealed and endorscda NJ above Win
BE- received by the Governors o. the Ahou their
Potunda Park until ~ o'clock M Of the 9th Instant
supplying a0 tons broon eoa and 3bo0 tons stove coal
efbeaver Black Heath Wyoming Lehxh, any and ell
description, q the best qgay free from chosnut and pes
sc, and oil other Impurities each lbs
10 Dc delivered At Beleyue foot of rwentysxth street.
East River Biaokveirs and Randas Islands and at
vharvaa In this city may be designated for that prrpose
81 suh tmcs and ~ such quantities @ may b required
snhiect TO the inspection competent person
81 The purpose whose dsoor
panied ty The names 81 two rosponste psons with thor
assent in writing az security for The atlvi performance q
contract Tha eonract0rs have th privilege ofde-
yetnr al Tie broksa cot ard 1000 TONS stove coal
early period the balance pn rut iretsby tc tcquci " be
delivered before he pt sry - November nnx Any l0for
Nin e6ce i. T. CODnfN0TOT
~ HERRiCK,
r.. WENAY.
Cfcc ofthe Governor eftte iinebcute
New Gcfk, May q ISL.
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ATT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF UNITED STATES
"A Hose Company, No. g. held At their Carriage House.
on Wednesday evening. May 4th 5 the following prsan
BILE and resolutions were unanimously adopted:Whereas
q our Company, We, the Committee. in behalf Of the
Company, return TO him sincere thanks, for the
upright and energetic manner In which he has per-
formed his duty our Foreman, as also for the gen
Quoted himself in all affairs appertanng the
Resolved, That honor him fireman an oiheer
and esteem him for all the good and honorable qualities
constitute gentleman. Resolved, That best
rendered to him-and that sincerely
successful in all his undertakings Committee in behalf
Company
w. y. KIRBY. JoHN CRossrN, JA.trs r. Du vscoaH
A. w. ADAMS BENZ. Ii. STANTON, JoiS ELDER.
JOHN III. SHIPARp.
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MATRIMONIAL.

rTkTRfmoNY MADE EASY. OR now TO WIN A
h IoverIrufcssor Lawten, q London, having arrived
In Boston. will send 10 address receipt o dollar
post paid plain directions % enable ladies gentlemen
the devoted affections 81 the opposite scx The process
"a simple but captivating that all may be married ire
eotsas be srrsnsed such and dsicacy that
detection i'm possible Address Professor LAYTON Boston,
sae Il paid.
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pARSuMS MrSEuM.-To MORROW AFTERNOON
- the Batemah tLtlt rcn cpan engagement. TIL.
novned estsbisl They considered pos-ss n
highest STRIDE o. youthful geups America ever rrcnsed
Their strieee for limited period have been secured ct
cost never before exceeded icr former attraction
morrow atrnocn they spear Ia the new, hsa1.4u
mt comediett arranged expressly for them tsd
tie Young Couple. after which The amusing Piece allied
The Kings Garaener In tie evening these wtu5srli
rrodges viii appear in Shaksreere Merchant % Feniee
20 conclude With tie Ran Road Depot" Th,s lAmgus hill
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I,Irr FRENCH PAPER HANcTNos, DECORATIONS
Se.-These in mt q TIE atoye articles shouId no
lock throueh est1 bis nent their interest and
tsste nsy ne best eansu. I'd ~ call THOs FAYE co.
Pearl street. botaecr Madison aud ChatAan.
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QUALIFICATIONS.

lust PUnLISHEp, ~ y. WALKER ~ FULTON
tre to te had ~ all the notkGecrs, O. Dc FeliceA
History N e Prntestants Of Frat from the begin sins Of
thc Inflammation t9 tie Time One volume largo
tavn t Ttrrs This trNAtnhie boob nlls m important
vssuum n zoe istsry n protestaatsm, nnd T. worthy
Tnnion q DAuhfnss History ~ the Reformation Ii
uer7ntry 49, Switzerland Price, ~ a.
A NEW BooE.-JUsT rUBLrsHRD-rHE YOUNG co
"A ysraese, the Education Of circumstances l1mo
frte - 1s. This IL highly interesting we'll writ
ten work. u q mixer 1pfuton street,
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NATIoNAL THEATRE. posrov. : the sUBscRr.
THE TURF.


TTNIoN COURSE, L.I-TRoTfINC HORsEIMPFROR,
halt trother 70 1ru'ee that rottoi twenty miles n
The season pay in advance. For Particular inquire % John
!. snedku. J. BRIDGES.
T1NIoN COURSE 4. I-TRoTrIN C.--MoNDAY NAY
~ ~, apurse Of slso mile heats, beet three in ave in
rottxctr,ng Honest John or Confidence Entries 10 10
MADE ~ william Madden's on Monday evening, May ~ a.
Aiso pure 81 so Cor trettins horses Tia. never
Won ryrse over $50 mile heats, beet three in eve IN
% make Two 70 start To close Monday evening
Nay ~ att o'clock at Mr. Mada.s =, Chatham street
JOHN T. SNFp1KrR. Proprietor.
ITNIoS COURSE; l. I-TaorTISc;-srakE AND
track for 500 two miles and repeat IN harness. MrNcson
n.y. T. come n pr,ssey a hair Pss TO I'M Also saS
TIER stake, Of soio will tc trot,sd for at O'clock I'm
mile heats 40 pound Mr. Rochcleau brown
stallion Cardinal, Mr.. W6ean nsmss brown seidias Do.
ino. hr Slieer names hay mare Lady Hall Also, imme
Mr. Hooks srrei rare fer $3.50 side 10 rot ten sueeess
e miles two msn IN ~ round v,gan ~ NC short spasc
viii run hourly from Grand street and Pesk siip Ferries
Fare esoh way FROM and TO wiliiasburh s cents Aio
NJ and o'clock pm and remain iii he sport is over
JOHN I. sNEprKEe rrOrrosor
CTNTRTyIiIE COURSE. L.I.-TRoTrfNc.-APURsE
Horses that pure eyer the above amount $50
70 70 the second best horc 10 May 18th. En-
MADDEN. Hotel JoFh coSkfS Prop Troprc,or on
CENTREvlILE COURSE. T.. I-TRoTT1NG.-wEp-
between Fanny Pelham and seii sweepstakes fer SSp
irr 70 Greenwich Village, randy ch "a. Dutshsss ar
Jenny Lind eh m Flirt oyner, . Dive ,r .,rr,.,o.
CESTREvuIr COURSE. l.. I.-.TRoTTfNG.-wrp-
40 20 IKE sccnd best three milo heat. IN harness james
Mtspley enters ch M Fanny 8 Mclaughlin enters b. g.
'S'"N' ~. '''A0' s"'S' JOEL coSKLrS Proprietor.
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10 orshssira I.1ss 50 cents Doors e
,hs sss ls n s.e %aLTE TSs
Is3si fsgs ss,;. TS9Ss
s % HssT s sE Iss 1s e R gnn rae
rors Henri &sss. psnln; Madeline. Miss wsmy.s.
RuRroN,s THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET-BoyEs.
syHs fs DOORS srs open 81 st
~. % tssin.s5 o'clock Bennett q Mr. Y: Blake.
nsy c E gayif csas,s
Sesrss fDSa a M esss Mr. Mr. HsssG.
qks sy sRsnfs Per- Mrs. Mr.. MnilAis : S
n9i Mrs ia5ts x sf sss CRIMES
= tx o'clock Monday evenings ming. I &sy
4sS1a.
I.yiaa is n Ga' Brew si'i Tk t.
,isa ps%lo Bs@ie T. fes s
rss Sasss Mia sas'f Phi
NILE JENNY SEk aSR S sen ssAN loE FAREWELL con-
prs'o1s to her vs' % Niagara Pals Western New York
resPsssaSy informed that these Concerts
"'H 'hA' The, TIE SIXTH GRAND CONCERT
will take placsst
ON s6NDAY EvENiSSd, hAi
pRoeRAMMr-PAnrI
SsSs-E S1 ns Don H ssss
ss ss sS IA .ss. S.
'''' On from n nsitss bohemian 1 G sS sA's'
First csrions. Of Her asiestys Theatre London
ps sssor ' Ssss, d versy D'nass
seena and Aria" squallida veste 9 bruna"
" WV MpnlT.' JEssy LIxD. - "''''A
PART H.
idea s ii sasi f kossin
Ari.-.x, sisnori 81 sSi vi. and BelIstti -
MILL ! nssS %G@ isS mozart
Romanaa--" CON- esen," tDsn, pasquae). Doninet
&DIIl jrSs1 Lisp. - ia''sf'
'sisnc;r Belict,i.. H''''ni
A Daiesarlian Melody.
me MS. ..s 5asSy .I Lisp =.
In conclusion, Hail Columbia viii be performed BY the
,,..s., 4 GRAND oRcHEsTRIi..'
:. ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
position Of the Orchestra has been removed below and
the view Of the audience win be avoided.
q l sn al a 81 na 81 a
holders g NUMBERS securing their seats.
which there viii be NO for any
or under pretence whatever. The low
AZ which tickets have been fixed this
iutely psremptory.
for sale Of tickets will DO opened at Joes
Muse Store.
800 BROADWAY,
avery day, except the Sabbath, from A. NJ to p NJ
where diagrams may be seen and seats secured.
The few remaining Farewell Concerts will be given
MOkDAfS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at Castle
Gsrden, or at 1ripler Hall, as will be announced.
O'clock.
Books containing the words Of the songs may obtained
At the door-prce, Is cents each.
THE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT will be given in
CASTLE GARDEN.
On "WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 2lst
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FINE Ants.

NJ ArToNAL ACApEMY or DEsreN,-rHE rwENrY-
Me public ~ their osiisres 70 sS groaavsy srpsss
cents, ssssen ticksts % sasAiegsss Ian een -
'rd's " We c''.inh sHsoocUs. Co., Secretary. =. 4.
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haVe FemoVod BeAver Street, FoarI.
ID EM0vAL.-JAMEs G. MoFTET, GAS TITTER AND
Manufacturer of Chandelier and Gas Fixtures Of every
description having removed from his late store $50 Fulton
ptre John street few doors from Broadway takes
~ opportunity Of informing his patrons and the public in
Sy l9 and III Prince street he Is now enabled 70 supply
Chandeliers and other Gas fixtures at the lowest market
Those want Of these articles would do yell TO call
On him before purchasing elsewhere Gas Pendants and
Brackets Solar Fluid, and lard Lamps Girandoles and
CandelaLra constantly hand in great variety Of pat
toYns
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HONIESTEADS.

TEMPERANCEvILLE, SOUTH BROOKLYN-THE
subscriber respectfully calls the attention of those
doing business in New York and vicinity to the beautiful
village Of Temperanceyile. and quarter miles
the Hamilton avenue ferry, where lots offered
prices and payments will be taken by weekly monthly
instaments The grounds must be appreciated
The site been selected for the village
passed for the excellence of the soil beauty
Icing elevated and healthy commanding ntul pros
and view OF the bay and harbor Of New York. Staten
Island amsburgh, Jersey City, &c. possessing the
Advantages Of city and country Its proximity to the city
ofNew York. and the easy terms of payment, aord
opportunity to mechanics clerks and others moderate
means to home at cheap rate and easy terms
number of buildings already property
and are now occupied Several more under contract
or in process OF erection Over hundred respectable
individuals have selected building sites. Judge
for yourselves Apply at the resdsnee q the undersigned
on the ground ROBERT T. SHANNON
corner Of Fourth ave- and Fourteenth st. s. Brooklyn
stonts Spader's splendid line of stages may always
found at the Fulton Ferry. from o'clock A. II r.
leaving every five minutes Stages also running
from TIL Hamilton and South Ferries Pare six cents
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REWARDS.

q IN REwARD-sToLEN, FROM THE RESIDENCE
pow Of Jason Rogers in Patterson, N. j. between May
1t and 7.h small Paper Box containing gold skeleton
Lever watch engine turned curb chain and Slide with
blue stones TO pennyweghs key to
l two miniatures on ivory and several old pieces Of
velry Thirty dollars will be paid for the Of the
articles in proportion to the amount recovered and
twenty dollars for the conviction of the thief by John Y
sen, n. J.
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A CARD.-JACoB BoGART, AucTIONEER sue
"A cessor to Joseph Murphy store No. Is Spruce
VIII give his personal to sale Household
trr at the residence Of families the auction
Also. to the sale Of Groceries, Goods aud
Merchandise generally Persons wishing dispose of
furniture at private SALE will please call
dress at the auction room. Flu rniture and
taken storage on liberal terms Cash
goods for sale at auction,
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RARNCMS AMERICAN MrsEUN.-P. I. BARNUN,
Proprietor and Nanassr; John Green wood Jr ans
Nahatsr-Eycry afternoon and evening this week. TIE
beautiful and talented Baiem children only six and
years Of age the seatet rodsies Of the ninctnh
~ are engaged for tits week only And will appear both
tcrnocn and evening in addition TO other
an snrsy nsx pee lttsn asslenratsd Frcleh Ira
adaptation the eharatr 1 this piece the peculiar
Tacitie Of these little erl, III render IL
,s piece ever presented g s going public In
eta de visny Mise Kate Batmap; Charles de Miss
Eli Bat,map. Tie KINGS GARDENER-Caiochard, NJ.
Kent; Mac Cao,lard Mise pnan In the evening"
a. lrsrtsr before Tie act hrt of;hs
Portia, Miss Kate Batsmsn. TIE YOUNG COcPLH-uer.
rette Est Kate Bstyuan Charles Miss Ellen Eat man.
The RAILROAD pIgtf-Samscn Jones, Mr.. Haiawsy.
During engagement q tae Bsteman children free
list, with the exception 81 tie must Of
suspended Morning ,trrs usual. admitted tethe
afternoon performances fr,e Admission. % cent children
under 10 cs feGt In rarquet family ji.
shilling extra State for tne evening may be during
the day.