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NEWS BY LEGRAPH.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
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Extraordinary Proceedings in the New York
Legislature.
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WITHDRAWAL OF SENATORS.
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legislation Arrested.
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The Canal Enlargem ment Bill
Knocked i'm the Head.
Ny>NNOy>~~>NNno.NooooNo
GREAT ExCITE M = mt.
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More Rumors of a Cuban Invasion.
s.e---r>o-l. .>-------er>se0>~~
GREAT FRESHETS IN THE SOUTH.
olN-Jo-OoNr->>~>->-@S~~vN
Awards the Commissioners OH Mexican Claims,
DC, &C., &c.
Awards Of the Commissioners OIL Mexican Claims,
&c, &C., sc.
Elare-r,p In the senatc--syithdrawal of the
Democrats.

ALBANY, April 16--l2P. NJ
Legislation here Is completely arrested The democratic
Senators retired from the Senate chamber and the dis
cuseion the canal bill ended 1t half-past 10.
Mr. MAsr and stated that he desired TO ascertain
whether the whis majority still determined pass
the bill lie therefore moved to recommit the bill
tcn sti existed to pass the BILL and eyade the
sitution II this determination stn prevails he said
the wings must take the responsibility of being the
Of arrestipg further legislation during the remainder Of
the session.
The vote was theE taken his proposition and de-
cidcd ia the negative Three democrats to seventeen
wings
Mr. Man. then retired from the Senate chamber leav-
ing Mr Brend-ch AMI Mr.. Crook, the only democrats
present
The bill then read by the clerk and received seven
teen W. big votes and two democrats
The PREsiprNT of the Senate then announced the bill
lost there being not three-iths OF the members
sttutional quorum, pvcsent
Mr. BADoocx moved that further proceedings on the
blu be postponed till tomorrow forenoon, which
ried and at IL O'Clock the Senate adjourned
Never was there such excitement All the State
ocers Mr. Weed and every person of influence in the
city and various parts of the State crowded the lobbcs
and the seats Of Senators.
This closes legislation the session the democratic
Senators viii send in their designations tomorrow fore
noon
There il great rejoicing among the democrats, and
they celebrating the defeat Of the canal bill by the
firing o. cannon, bonfres SC.
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The DrnrY CnSe.

NTUOhINt
Before Hon Judge Greenwood aud kdernfn Leech ana
Lefcrts
on tho assembling of the Court yesterday morning,
the District Attorney said he hat the oath
a Mr warng the father % Mr. Nathaniel wsring his
associate In this case, who of not preseut
and he unprcpared to proceed without his assist
ance lie had therefore 70 ask the Court 10 make sssc
disposition of the css ~ 10 enable him have A. lie
had spoken 70 the DEFENDANTS counsel and they thoush
II u met with the appreciation Of the Court, McndAy
would be n convea eaic Mt day.
The counsel foy the defence ssscnting To this proy
ton the adjourned and the witnesses andjury
Discharged until Monday next ut 10 o'clock.
The Court then adjourned until Saturday norsanqs
when our reporter requested TO state tae at~N~
y. the Jury the regular pnuel Wi he re9usA
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HITTALo. AlriI To- IHlIs
Yesterday aferEoon eEircns turned out 10
receive this distinguished ar brave soldier who Is about
70 take up his Residence in this city short time lie
was escorted by detssarncrt oi tse G5th rcgieat,
the mcu'bcrs u the cousc In c,rriag mil
uary cHecrs In unioui and large number of citizens
through several q The prneipsi streets to the Mansion
House where the msyor in appropriate specch wei
coined him to the hospitality ~ the city III. remarks
were briefly responded 20 ly the acneral sautcs
hrrd while the procession moving
fusincss the canal has commenced and yesterday a
large amount of produce shipped for New Yurk.
Everything promises well for good trade during the
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RICE TWO CENTS.
The Rumors Relative to Another Cub~s.
Expedition.

BALTiMoRf, April 10 1901
The Satdnnah Nsrs speaks knowingly and mysterouAlr
on the subject OF Cuban invasion and concludes By
saying, The Spanish government watchful as 1t is Win
no be able much longer to suppress the popular sen
ment and from what know Of the state Of affairs ON
the island should not be- surprised to hear Of for
midabie outbreak within the coming month The Cu-
bans are prepared and eager the conflict and nvir
the friends of freedom throughout the world TO join
thcmn
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Disaster to the u. y. Ryder.

Cn,slr,ro,, Aptl 1s, 1851.
The brig Helen " Ryder Capt Ryder, from New York,
bound to 81 Mays, Georsi,, soved In here
this morning having lost sails and spsss 10 gale Of
pind on Aoalsy morpias ca cs,e Cleag,
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Sur Carro~ PLaSrrs.--The passengers o. ans 49,
Cotton Planter arrive Monday from nn,-esg
subscribed 10 . es-i expressive 1 ther sx. .nsn a. -
rentemasy co,.iuct and Professions. sup..y p.s -
Captain pyat IL aso speaks IN nsternS ssna ss 49,
d., ,al >, ea,i oseers Messrs uayaea ana rW,
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THE woRLD,s FAIR.

TRAVELLING IN EFROPE-h VERY RESpECTA-
ble native ef Swit1erland. wishes TO
yalet and with family going t. travel ia Europs.
he srcnks English French. German, and Italian. has ira
yeled several in FaruEs IN The above eapacy both
WITH American and English fsmss best ~ references
can ts given Apply address 70 c. Eaer,er 1 wiliam
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ALRANY, April II MI
There l. mistake IN the death of Friend Humphrey
II wPs another man. nephew Of the late Mayor of the
name.
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XACHT FOR sAIE.-rHE FAST SAILING sLooP
fscb' Nacorao twentysix feet heel. eieyes tons
burth.n. copper fastened throuehs-t. She hss large
hsndsc, aeiy farshss essn and u.surrsssed ss rea
surs s-, IL r perfect order and Ne =. spP
c'.sss THOnAs ". Osborn. Bsllpost Long islAad
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y Nsn liae.-Steemship LAFAYETTE. Cherries Stoddara,
tcmnaAder se of The steamship Crescent Citl has heen
placed or th line % run between Plis phs. snd Liver
pool and will leave her berth Lombard ~bar phia
deipia fer Liverpool en Wednesday rh NAY AZ Iaocicck
This srlssaid smehip leoo tons 6urhen tut
mos. suhsianhi manner bstb regards hpn maeh-
nery Her sor passenscrs unsurpassed
for etmfer and elegance. Rates %
loon state Rooms sloe gen,iemens s,ass Rooms SOP
Second Cabin, Se Ey.ursion telass 10 liverpool and
bach lr.t cla.s SlIs Second do SEQ No berth
rntl paid Tor Tor psesase sppy 70 y. Williams. ps
vharves; Geo. Meuenry Co. walnut street. Phiis-
delpha.
Psr.ons e, raging rsssase st New York viii be fur
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The American mail steamship Baltic, Captain
Comstock, sailed yesterday for Liverpool.
Annexed is a list of her passengers =
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RARNUN's MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-r.T 7. BAR
~ mum, Prorrietor H. Sanford Assistant Manager This
week the admirable viii appear In series % spen
did pieces Monday AMI Iresday in the comedy called
N. Huebani % Wsert," aud the beautiful drama
Lake the Lsborer Thursday evening Mr. Chesters Pare
well Beneht With the comedy a Love Mase nDA
the Virginia Mummy. The Afternoon performances
light, lively and interesting New novelties always pre-
pairing Adtance = cents children under 10 years, ls
RCH STREET THEATRB.-PRoPosA AIS FOR Rant
N Ing the above Theatre. for year, from september
is6l Will b. received before let Nay next Address,
BRANSoN, 50 Market stresA
pptrspEr Apri 81 1851.
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HaA~-s.'NAs'A7.--'-sas -'-sasaAs-A~aA-s~=
SHIPPING.

EoR RLIyERPooL-uNITED STATES NAIL STRAIN
u ship PACIFIC, Captain r.. Nye. Tks steamship win
s.rsrt With e meils fr Europe res.y,y on s,.r rax
Mny h, ~ " oeeck W. from her berth at the soot "a
Canal street No berth seenrtd wni paid for Au ist,~s
ust psss through the Post Crce for freight
having uncqurlled fer elegance
apply 70 EpwD. X COLLINS. "a Wall street posi.Nsly
no freight vii te received beard after ursy
Way s,b The steamer ARCfIc viii succeed the gsciaa
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Y'HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY GIVE THEIR LAST But
one Concert this evening. April l7 at the BrosiYay
Tabernacle. Tickets the usual places each
lady Presented with book Of words To
mtEee ats quarter 20 eight o'clock.
THE GRAND PANORAMA OF THE WARS FOR IT.
teriy in Hungary Upper Italy and Komc. will be open
every e'ein Broad aud walker Tckcts
- cents. children haf price Doors open T.
nj -upl
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VIM. Lyon Mackenzie Elected a Member oa
the Canadian Pnrlsnment,,


BY MORSE 5 LiNE-OFFICE, 10 VAIL STREHT.
RoLHFs1rR, 9 A. M.-Rainy cold unpleasant morning.
wind northeast; thermom ometer 10.
SYRACUSE, !? A. M.-Somewhat cloudy, with the theg~
moncter at 81.
Urea. "a M.-Cloudy. but not unpleasant mornisRe
Thermometer 5o barometer 293l0; mercury 67 Wind
north.
ALrASy, "a M.-Cloudy and cold rather unpleasantx
wind north barometer ~ 6.D mercury Ct thermometsr
10
TRoy, . A. M-vcry cloudy and dark; appearances Of
rain; thermometer I6 wind outheast.
PrrsBuRcn.It has been raining here during the lxs
twenty four hours the river has fallen there being ony
hvc feet Of water in it at present.
RY BANS LISr-oFFIcr, ~ WALL STREET.
RtfrAIo, o i. M.-Cloudy and rainy; wind northeasts
rather cold for thir time of the year.
AuBrKN. Q 4. M.-Cloudy and rather coll.
FoRT PAIN 9P. M.-Rainy; wind northwe thermo-
meter 40
KINGSTON, Q p M.-we have had a very rainy day, and
quite cold
EoNpour, y. M.-An unusually heavy rain has beeu
falling during the entire day.
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ERANKIIN MUSEUM. I75 CHATHAM soU,RE.-gro.

ERANkIlN MUSEUM, I75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEO.
LEA, Sole Proprietor Admi.sion-Sssts Ia Private
Eoxts - cents stage Seats cents; Boxes - cents Par
quct III ceuts-Egant Saloon performances After
noon and Evening. Entertainments In tie
at o'clock, and In the evening half The
entertainment. varied and select such
az no ether place ot smusement in New York. consisting Of
Ieas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering hfteen
perorners being the largest aud th. time the
talented band ~ the United troupe Of Model Ar
ts who selected foe their beauty aud figure
reronate number q beautiful aheaux taken from the
pictures of ancient AMI modern times company Of Arab
Girls Who through variety of fcats of strength aud
dsstery Madame fsane the only Female Juyyer IN the
world company u Male aud Female Artists who will rive
exhibition Of Marble Sstuary uhcquacd in the world.
toEcther With variety % interesting performances
afternoon and cNeniax for pare bills VI each
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TNo. l.. yANDEwATER, AucTioyEga-RTcu

ID Trench iIousehod Furniturc-F &. Lawrence 4 CO.
Nil sell, this day without regard t. weather A. NO III
Clinton place the entire Furn contained the all
- which Ordsr Ia Paris by the bet artists Parlor
rurniturs tn SIX Damash; Mirrors. Iru.scis AMI
Tapestry tpFprts Cnrtains splendid Carved Rosewood
furniture very rch Bureau warlrobes Bsdstesia &r
the whole Of witch will he sold without rsferyethe
g.rty 81 aninan about leaving for Europe. Also.
scry elegsat rra, Iaa Camel Hair shawl well worthy
attenton
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Sylvcter DOnrefon. FhfIa ThIip " H9tkHis) y LtIN
Mm Moon. Virginia
This list embraces one hundred and ninety soyeu
names-the largest number that ever len the enited
states or Europe in any one steamship. We sup
posc that most o those who have gone in the B@its
are attracted 10 Europe by the Worlds Fair, which
oTcns in London on the lst Of next month-
We learn that the Africa has already about one
hundred and thirty passengers engaged,
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tIENnY H. LEEDS, ArcTIoNEER.

IL vprnurs elegant Framed Engraving Piano in Rose.
Mood css- W Sfodlar Co.-fenry w. Leela Co., will
cell W aus'ton. thursday. April nth. 10 o'clock
broome
sssortment ~ Household Furniture, the property
rockers chars dSans teetetes marble top tables With
Plate glass backs dining ard tables mantcl
French clock; toned panofore IA rosewood case hy
Stoddar soo lot of music books bronze and ornan
randclstras figures number valuable framed
1ngrasings paror, chamber and stair earpctn crimson
curtains Tor four windows OIL cloth aud mating plated
ware china glasa, aud carthen lamps, excellent
doubchsreeei chamber furniture IN bedseals mat.
trcssea bsnkets ryerds Gc. 40. bureaus w,shstsnls
chairs. toilet ses g.. Ae refrigerator and variety Of
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A ucTioN NorlcE-Tnos. ELL. Arcr1oNkEn-

A UCTi0N NOTiC CE.-TT1os. BELL, ArCrioSEER-
n l.y H. y Busa-saic ~ Furnure.-Ths lay. a. tnt
o'clock. wt he sold the furniture % private hotel -
Pearl street 8Eaukn square, bed rooms. piror dnins
room Kitchen, tNo sets Of extension tables. spas.
chairs burPaw Ae. deposits required sale rain ssias
friday ~ - oelok IN the aucton 10 North vii
Siam street for punt - vhpm u e8neera - bali
chests hne ia - - original paekass. l1t oi Sr2'c
wies spiDkea s. fn#H, urd0c Smoother wine OIL
alec the baianee stock - London goed sssorttl
ry gsoas. fssct Articles Ae TlIOS BELL. Aucti0aesr.
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DOUBLE SHEET.


AWUU0MBNT0s
RoxSST TaIxTRE.-soxEs, = cESTss PIT. TX
Ts 4 \. !; 4: $:
.s ss a:: ss s:. sSss s :S
M.; iasst III S ssE one Srass msss 70 PspSi.5
Rssi.aS TssasS:s srrsrs Themes 6.s.sii. Nc hs%ll-
an Tson s:fH Mr. ssu1.s DENIM Jonathan wnd Mr.
RuEToNs AIRE-SSnAxBERs STREET. REAR
cents; Family Circle, IS Private Boxes. IS sad ss
M afs:%!ss E '
M LUCY Ss
Mrs Es.ss rs,h n LsIssISr Ms; Hill After which
k k;; Wa'1T To- fonsgds with ~ the farce Of SCHOOL
johnson: Aiessnder Panels, MS Russell NA''' A''
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET.-BoxEs,
~ - cents PIT l2 cents Private Boxes Doors
Thursday svsaiaf; April H. ss enter, viii
Eelford. StsaSia Eo:ins Meadows Miss J. Mostayer
DAY il PxRIs-E%y crsnyS Mis- s,haxsy; "a @ y;S cRas
FRisKY oTRaek snool Mr. Thompson son rrmes nes
Graball. Mr.. T. roA; Emma, Miss Mal,ina.
RARNuMs AMERICAN MusEUM-p. t; BARNUx.
an, hd%itianes . The 8 cents s s
ren Ire, % under 10 year, ~, cents and Friday April
ofIiIs LAST EGS and the us'al farce OF THE WAN.
II o 4 csss sss
Plum Mr. g ". clarke Marta Ghbs Miss Chapman. On
GERS il not Ccid.'
M MECHAkiI5' HALL, No. 472 BROAD ABOVE
A 0sand Open night dnriny the week until
further notice. The original and well known cHRISTYS
MlNsTRELS prsng efficient and versatile corps
OF talented and "csperienced perfurmrs, under the
management 81 H. r. thrity, whose this city
Tor succession Of hyeyears have been received with
aayer by hey respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets y cents Doors open at halflas six
eight o'clock. An Afternoon Concert will be given
turda next April ~ for the accommodation o Ladies and
Juveniles commencing at o'clock, r. VI. On Saturday
evening next April ~, annual benefit Of NJ. Zorer.
EEiI0WS' HiNsTRELs, At FELLOWS MUSICAL
II Hall, No. ft broadway between Howard and Grand
streets Opel night during the week The celebrate
original and we'll known Fellows Miustrc comprising
cien and versatile cf talented and experienced
formers, under the direction Of j. Feos, whose
in this city for the last year have been received with
the greatest BY the elite and fashion of this
tropols Their concerts consist of Buresque Italian Opera
Scenes Witty Saying Solos Duets Chorusses. Dancing
aud Instrumental Performances On Wednesday and Sau
day afternoons the
ladies and families. commencing at O'Clock NJ Alms
sion 25 cents. Doors open st :, to commence ats
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MILITARY HALL, UNDERHILEs LANDING.
i staten tsland-Thrr-dsyy th April, the real hand o
sable arn0ns prior q their departure Tor the Worlds
in consisting % uine real Negroes o talent both vocal
and Instrumental. will rive two only, above
which have been fall ani ashionahly attended in all the
prn,pa cities ard south. consisting ~ air songs
frens urartss iarodieH from the operas hureTue solos
dances together With the lights aud shadows of the Ethio
pnn raeein which hey not excccd by any baad of
imitnters Admission - cents Doors or@n half.p4st
b, commencing at o'clock. J. 4. HlRKF. Nana~sr.
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EEILows. MINsrRELs. AT FELLOWS MusIcA
SALES ny AUCTION.

WM.MccoRkICk, ,AucTIoNEER.-HAND DsoMEFUR-
~ ni,urs &s This day tt 10 o'clock, at No Mercer
contained in the house consisting II large glasses marble
Top bureaus centre tables aud wash stands cha SOFAS
carpets eoss, fsrnturt chairs ami sofas covered With
red plush 10 deposit will be required from strangers
WM. NecoRMick. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FrR.
viii sell saturday, At u Second avenue orner Of
stree. IN. furniture in the house consisting Of
"s rss' plate pie, sa.ss prs.sss s.rpsts silver
paintings bsd COON far.iture Sc. No roapons@sns
RY.R. &c. KEMP. ArcTroSEER-om PAINTINGS
- this day = iui O'Clock street near tn.
se1s sif1sr q s'on srss R. g. Kemp si ss :. auction
~ 1'ea from frsne, all hsnd:mey framed and Of variety
asres The psrt uar attention Of PURCHASERS invited
his sale The sale will be pstiys without Caa
logues on tac morninr q ale.
II G. SEsp. ArcTIoNEER.-morsEnoLD FuRNI.
Mercer street near roome street r. g. Kemp viii se
consisting Brussels aud other carpets carved naSosany
paIlor furniture gindow eurtans oil paintings mirrors
ssss. marble TOP centre tables s,li ,sad sarpss
sa ~ sss hair mat
glass and erockcry Kitchen furniture. sc. Cata
lognes on the morning Of sale.
RY,:J; nrssEMAS, AreTIoNEEg1zrRIpAY. APRIL
ner q Cranberry street Brooklyn Gente Household
@ Pnlas Tes a rp F' cGss F'sl ssa
Kitchen Furniture Catalogues on Thursday. April H.
lanes CotE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI.
,.,,e sars on fAsrsdsy April y a, :, No. 10 At
oSsissns g pr, q mshogsny eursau sofas chairs table.
cloths beds bedding Ac Terms cash. In bankabIe money
HENRY H. LEEDS ArcTroNEER ER-ELEcAST SALE
81 costly aad fashionable Cabinet Furniture sold by
9rae, o. 81. sseSors q jams. ller Es ia his
~i sell :, suction On Thursday 18th Apr ~ 10 o'clock
furniture by him expressly
Tor his o. ssle aad warranted Of the best materials aud
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rTHEATBiCAL NOTIcE-LAnIEs AND GENTLEMEN
u a,knesledged talent and hasiag wardrobe. wishag
engagements for the Reading Pa. aud Columau Oalp
TteaFes Tor the and wnter seasons
~ Reading the Ar-t ~ May will please address Wade
bex No. Herald ofice.
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DRoADwAY Iors-oRTAT SALE or REAL ESTATE

DRoADWAy LcTS-GREAT SALE or REAL ESTATE
- Block ofIr9und on broadway, Ferty-ninth and f,ti
and Sefenth at auction fhuray the
18th Aprt by ANTHONY BLEECkER, Aucs'eneer.-Posi-
live sale 70 cs rnt cstste of IS lots of ground-lJ ots
Broadway sni ias seventh avenue u 81 the lots
comprise the entire tlock bounded by forynnth street.
lieth S~venth anl Broad each lot y
feet wide So map auctoncera Lots seventh
10 feet deep corner lot Broadway and Fertyunsh
street ~ feet deep: lot Broadwoy and ftisth
street seruer ~ n Seventh ayenue and Fortynnth street,
lot Seventh and fftieth strsrfgnr
lots. 2iots west side Of Broadwav commencing .
north Of forty ninth The great mproveentsn
The vicinity Of these lots their central position the main
ehcroughfare city The location of The ats beautiful
ground Inducements for investment For church.
public instutea having frcut the block
Title psrfct; terms Maps at the auction
eer's. Broad street.
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and powerful attractions, and unequaed Equestrian
feats and Classical Games Of the Triumphant
cess famed French Troup. Positively the last seven
nights ofthe Company performing in this city Nile.
line Logo having recovered from her late
.ion Will appear nightly in machess of daring
graceful Horsenanshp in which she
led and uhelualled. Equestran Director. Mons Loset;
Shakspearssn Jester Mr. w. Wallet; Modern Yorick Mr.
Lathrop-Thnrsday evening, April l7th
with the REVOLT OF THE HARFM
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ITnE SECOND SERIES or sArrLrR's cosuopANAs.

Vt Thirteenth street aud BroAdv will ciose
ofMsy. Thee works ofsr consist of collection of
sx N.rws OF Europe, Asia Minor, Syria, the Holy Land
FgJlt Nubia aud Arah and taken from nature, aud
painted In oil by Professor Sater Admission Is cent
Open from o'clock In tho morning till ~ in the evening
(NASTLE GARDES.-TUIS BEAUTIFUL AND POPU-
~ lar place for the reception Of yters during
We day The view from the galleries of the sendd scenery
ofour noble bay and harbor has equal the world
Admission uta