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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
Mr.. Charles Dickens has returned the
following reply invitation 10 Cork for the purpose
OF getting sp performance there during the exhibition,
In aid OF the Guild Of Literature and Art:

following reply TO an invitation 10 Cork for the purpose
OF getting sp performance there during the exhibition,
In aid Of the Guild Of Literature and Art:
TRAvisTocK House, LONDON. Saturday. MAY 3, 1872
SIR bes 10 aet nowedee the receipt OF your oohgins
lete- ssied the 18th last nonth and 70 thank y1u On
behalf Of the Guild Of Literature and IN Tor the onhnns
proposal forth In u 70 add after considering
the subject well thar the distance gould be Necessary or
the large bod concerned 20 and the very great d
fcunies in the Of shsence from Londn Prolonged
beyond four five days nsecuvely combine 70 impose
upon the dis agreeable task ofdeeurg the visit you suz
rest discharge the duty you, with great relnet
have the honor 10 be- air, your fsthta ',rvant
j. W Btuke. Esq. CHARLES DICKENS
The Gal way Union Workhouse con-
taiDs rs fewer psupers than at this period Last year
MIR. Smith OBrieu allows 1900 year
TO the person who lost hs situation Van Di-msns
Land for conniving al his attempt N escape.
MIR. Birch, late of The World, has
pleaded guilty In the Court Of Queens Bench Dublin,
10 Indictment for libel preferred against him By Mr'
French.
In the year ending Doth of September
last the number O. persons relieved 10 Ireland in door
.as zoe 27 and outdoor 1902 The total expenditure
during the ear Yves al,l4l753 / 4l2d.
The Chester and Holyhead Company
have made extensive arrangements for enabling the pub
lie during the ensuing summer at cost OF between 70
and 60 10 make tours Of months duration throughout
Ireland.
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proxisiou Market.

AnEEicAS-The sales Of BEsF are asan % ars- scse
at an advance Of + nerce on hne qishnes ana Nty
am ST.. sor ordinary descriptions; the deliveries um the
tad s,crp. are unusually heavy, owing ee % inc ~
crcrsed Australian emigration Extreme Ices ere paia of
III dspr,op. OF PoEK An advance Of v e ewt hss oeen
nsd, on BAcoS hut ssles Ow. Shoulders ana Rams
b.y. no, been much inquired Tor. LasD deare Cd evt,
the weeks sales reaching 80 tuns tnxlsh
,,e1i ,,,s se.sop No American vet received GRs.sE
RUrrER wanted At the rates Of last week TALON" IN
ste adv demand -, - =.
49,; ,s Al choice Qualities met with ready sale early n
,he vel Waterford Carrick and Conmel Al 90 20 s2
bot secondrate brands sold slowly and some Pace su
80; o;.ro.ed uf Limerick mss not bsen s,spe siill
10 70 y has been obtsiDed retail Cork dui tairds
7O and fcutbs So per landed Imported rom rltn
60 ~ Oth 10 Ire 18th inst both inclusive 10 % nklns
s. /, $40 crooks 68 boxes 81 ob Butter % bales os-
con. hbd. tierces Hans ard S25 Kegs Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
IRELAND.

The Mayo Constitution has a state
mept Of rather alarming character about the young
potato crop. For the last week." Gays that journal
I'VE have received very serious sccouns from various
localities Of the failure OF the potato CROP Saeh Is ".
have examined present most extraordinary appear
snee, the sin OF seed being quite rotten with small
teoer growing from the eye from which should spring
the stalk The small farmers that l. Is sort OF
young pofsto which grows from the decompossd dir
rear that owing 70 neglect that this partial fail.
nre hss oeearred as we have observed that the ola
sioveny habit OF sticking the seed sni leaving IL ex
pSseo 70 me seorching easery winds has been aysin
seoPt,S lne accounts from other parts of the coun
uy make no mention of any appearance of disesse IN
the pctsio The following paragraph from TKs RAJ
Crohies describes toe preress which has been r,ass
BY the sgricutuysts In the South: A~e
The farmers have certainly nade more than eon,oon
ertion this yea, have put down more crops and a. j
active the preparation OF rllage eeyond soxthns 10
hoped see after the universal rage for slsrsfn th.s ,
son decnste The population twice OF three a-. ovs- IT,
quantity OF land in cultivation Ia and BE- thi. .-r
great Potstoes much than last ,e.r O.r.
greater than for many years back and barley an
the average but not the breadth Of last year the st
OF the early prs bein Dry and the crop paying 90
well last winter has tempted most farmers to oats and
II 10 ali LOCKING remarkably laxu liant
Rev. DIR. Cahill has addressed another
Of his violent epises to the head ofthe miay, insnu
sting various threats Of foreign lvsson and revenge
against England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

,orye,popdence is very interesting and were not 20
len sfhy, we would publish H. -, mi =.
From The Polynesian of the 10th uis.,
we learn that Parliament was opened 10 ous . oS
III but nothing further than the usual preliminary ous
The Honolulu papers complain that per-
SS.a,,.n,,v ieave the Island without publishing
,bsi, VACATION Of doing So required by law so that
,bey may az depart without paying their dehz The
wsy IN which Il 10 managed IL to place The ,me oil any
patty DESTROYS Of leaving In this way on vessels arn
Capt. Morice, of the ship Harpooner,
HAVING received aid when bis vessel was ia distress,
rom the L. s. chip vandsia, with the Captains per-
mission prevented the petty officers with some dainHes
from which they bad a treat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
SWITZERLAND.

The Grand Council has passed several
articles OF the new law on the Press without oposon
The article proposing 10 require deposit OF caution
money from responsible EDITORS was however, thrown
out BY 70 against 81. Tae debate was adjourned
The first Swedish railway is about to
be constructed The line adopted is that through Hop
ine Oreboro and Bult which. while will connect me
two great lakes M-sren and Wenern, will form part oil
a great trunk line between stockholm ana Gotfenourg
Professor Hu-s, the first physician In
Sweden has Just published an important book on the
diseases Of the Swedish people. de proves that the
s~edes are rapidly deterorsins physically as % STA
ture and strength and morally az TO intellect and VIZ
tue state ef things which he Attributes princiPy 10
the enormous use Of brandy in that country.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
COTTON STEADY.
Dates From London and Liverpool, May %;
Paris, May 81.

The Royal Mail steamer Asia arrived yes
terday morning with three days later news Is of no
great importance She brings the following passengers
Miss De Boom and servant, Mr. De Boom Mrs. A. Tay.
lo Mr. Haker LADY and servant Seno's Soto and child lot
Her Msestys Thester Londonl Senorta Soto, Mr. Gio@
G. Angrsve Dr. Rosewspe, Mr. SCHNEIDER, James Court
Henry Bsines Mr. Kendall Mr.. Maxim, Col Jennings, g.
Ayluier Mr. schorcan Mr. Rsdclih, A. Trsvers and man
servant j Nj Smith, X. w. Hume f. sisley, Mr.. Tsplng
O. De Jung, r. Nauman, H. g. Bsttenschon, M, Garnans
g. Blabd Mr. Jackson J. B Donald MIR Morris, Mr. Lewis
Mrs G. McC.thnew Mr. Lewis Mr.. c. De Boom Y. Pnnge,
j Miller C. Townsend, r. O. Dale, J. ii. Woodward, G..
Groejesn L. r. Simon, h. Mgion sno lady }. Long. Mr.
Cox H. Pool and BOY, Nj. Ascn j. Garrison %.
She brings Sl22,O0O in specie from
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syments at San Fyoneisco for the icesk ending Mag l.
April 2S-Na X. Raymond, N y aged yesrs months
.. A-Rober, Bndbury, England, aged a years
Capt David Rltche, Scotland, aged IS yesrs.
james Bssset, Baltimore, aged % years
Child Of MIR. Wynsn, aged year months.
.. 2%-Mr Gely France aged 81 years.
2--Juha Wright, California aged year month";.
Daniel Hawk, Pennsy wanna aged n years
On hoard the bark Blonde her passage from Psna
Ban Fnncisco--
rsb. %, Dennis Racer, OF Delaware County Indiana
=" Is, Thomss Pearson, OF Nova Scotia
Mar. !, Charles DezoteL
y Gurley Russell Of Monroe County Ohio
s Parcss T. sheldon.
4, Evelin ], Randall 0reenboro', VT
4 J. 8 Tompkins, Csyugs County, NY.
8, frsncis Psgtnan, NewYsrk City.
3 Geo w. Meade, h, lmont County, Ohio.
Is, Orlando j. Mitchell, Delhi, n. Y.
Is James IL Hors ton, Phaat lphia
10, Loren p. Fsirman, Albany, n y.
~, Henry Hagsaou, East Palmyra, ~. Y.
"a 4 b. Merton, Augusta, Me.
"a Cornelius Neal Wheeling, Va.
q. Charles Bsrtleson, VIII County ILL.,
81, Ambrose Jaeger, Wavne County, III.
Apri 2 William NJ. Cooper, Fountain County, Ind
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AUSTRIA.

The Prospectus of the Austrian loan
which has long been looked for was published on -
Frankfort bourse on the lsta. The sam vSb;o- &C
young Emperor wants to borrow Is 900 600 sorn. VIC
"A Geographic dispatch, dated FrsnL
Tort May IL, says, that q new au't-ian loan NJ n -
hon noiips convention money had been tsLen - III.
house OF Roihsohid " me
A letter from Venice states thattbe En-
peror OF Austria has given orders to NM Z.nd r,.,s
eeip'ors, 10 erect monument Of marble In tEs, s
.ns MEMORY o. Titan the great painter Tais wors i.
monument % Canovs ~ SFP''iS ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

REPORT Toa TIE WEEK EsDFsG NAY 2L-rhscs has
beer little choice OF COtoa lard before the baSes
6urls week ard that be the ,
uoment but cay very hsts aSoat reduction OF
p-css eoubt bush has b-sa done a. Of sdvaa
tse 10 the buytr and sonsider American OF common
quality Sd and un6er, llbd lover These remarks
strly only American sne SUrass Long stsped kinda in
ciudirg Sea sl4ncs Egyptians vel BraZ degree
fully high FRIDAY lat and perhaps rather higher
The cCmucn quality Of Sea Islands ID 20 Id q d
hisktr
IRE f-- his steady and large basness under the
very heavy import together with the STATE Of oar uay.
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Review of the Grain Trade,

TIE tone Of TIE Grain trade has been less Influenced by
the very fsysraAle weather experienced since the com
neneement OF the month than might have been expected
That the eopinus showers, and the high Of teuper
tuTe with which have been OF lar. have done
much 70 compensate tor the ateDess of the g eanno
be questioned ard housh the spring soyyn crous "A Az Mi
De mewhst backward the general aspect Of all the .orn
sno pulse crops Is eescnbed highly PROMISING rha
nlf -eow lanes have also improved wonder Nv within H.
lat oTlsht and a. far appearances can be daoends an
harvest. T0 VI S"e"'iui
ne Prevailing opinion seems however to be that Our
ROck may be Cuno 10 low before the new uro5.e 90
&c aya.be and as prices abroad have thus FAR keDt
up lsuFey above there muca prospect n sgy
IN medsie pressure OF for, gn Corn an our msrs-, Hold
q Wheat have consequently shown more Confidence rbi.
S.ei std no further decline has taken plac. In pree. o
Liverpool ths tlrn sg.nst the buyer on T--
oeh neat and Flour heIns held rather higher than on
hise considerable effect the Corn trade but ever n an
.hie PROCESS tsvoraby, scarcely csc.,e an a.,
es'sIsi decline and If stocss really a. 81, rt :. th.y
se reeVed TO BE- anything threatening mischief n The
~lhg crops would be very likely to cause exrit-uept
me ony ngn Of deposition enter into spe su.iive in
nrhn yet shown has been inclination 70 purchase
eirsn Flour to hold over but BUYERS have ,ensrs -
lss greser concession than sellers have been will Ia
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Markets.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. May \ 1857
In the ely part OF the day there indications OF an
mrroven in the demand tor IN. ntsor but has not
resulted m other than most limited business
parcel OF tue bottez has been sold AZ 75c. " 10
Sugar has been asked AFTER ovt could not hear OF
any saes OF importance
China Rice hes changed hands at Sc. y %.
email quantity OF Gaego Flour has found euyes at S5l
&kh
The Dry Goods trade continues bYi,k.
In Stocks there shitle doing.
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

FRIDAY. May 81 Dizziness has prevailed IN the Gram
trade since Tuesday .nd this mornings market the ons
pess transacted IN any article moderate rns ai-
vance was de handed and obtained on American White
hs.t bu in ether things there no perceptoie
ron N value This weeks return Of the deliveries OK
heat bv the British farmer larger than anticipated
being 81 zs7 qTs, az al 8 per imperial qr
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,Iurk Lime corn Exchange.

FRIDAY May 2-The arrivals OF Foreign Gram nave
rather increased during the last days bu thet toeh sup
pv of English Wheat gam very small tins morning
The prices Of Wheat having slightly advanced TINS week
in the country somewhat improved tone TO the Nhea
trade TO-DAY ard although the business done only 70
moderate extent yet Mondays prices were fully oblaned
In spring Corn there not mscn activity IN ths safes
but the prices remain without any variation
Foang cargoes Of hes and indian Corn continue scarce
and are firmly held al the late rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
PIEDMONT.

A Geographic message, dated Turln'
7th announces that Count Cavour and colleagues have
rendered their designations, which have been accepted
The Marqu, dAzegio is entrusted with the formation
Of a nav Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

10. v,r, ala before reader. IN last Fridays crcnar II
IL th.rrfrr unnecessary this occasion, 10 sPtnlsie
,h.n The Committee OF Brokers place fair UplsDSs st
"a Mobi. AZ SD and Orleans at ed, hing the same -
Ia x-es Is SO Apsrcsn i7o Sursf, $50 Egyptian, aud
81 p.n,m arr reported have be-n taken speculation;
80 $40 Ar,eriean Sursi 50 Egyptian $40 Bahs and
so Perusm lor expor. Sales for the week, 80 40 bales
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GREECE.

The Courier dAthenes Of May asserts
thathe finances ofthe in melancholy condition.
and adds that the Minister OF Finances finding himself
UNEQUAL to the task OF ameloratng the financial POSITION
was about 10 send in his resignation The bngandage
in the provinces which has so long existed continues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
London Iron Market.

Within the last few days there has been good deal OF su
imstoD in the lRoN and there DECIDED upVafd
tendency Many of the makers realizing an advance OF
10 10 h in aud the general prospects are iavorao'
Present quo aioUs in LvepOol Merchant Bar - bi
Nail R.ds, IS no. Hoop, 46 Il Cd; sheet, AZ 3D..
scotch Pig No. l. 423
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BAVARIA.

On the 18th, the Chamber of Deputies
resolved to reques, the Government to withdraw the
two bulls on the press and the tal political offenders,
and to postpone legislation these subjects until the en-
ire penal code came on for revision 1t was thought
that the Government would comply with the request
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The correspondent Of The Daily Neps
-vi.es fyorn Vienna of .hA Gar.

TIE Emperor IL uuch changed since saw him here
six or seven years being souter and psler he has
slso srown bald and gray. He exhibited the same dis
u Sit up 20 the front of the oox in the hsaer
which remar ked In hin when formerly here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
TIL. Webster Movement In Georgia
MACON CONTENTION.

From the MilledgevilIe Recorder August 10
From the unanmity with which the people. in the sew.
ers counties in this state have ied the move and
nominated delegates to the Senton to assemble
Macon on Tuesday next there is left for doubt
as TO the feelings OF the people the subject third
candidate They are evidently heart and soul for the
The convention TO assemble the 18th will from all
appearance be very full one, probably large any
other which has ben held in the State. It's aoon we
cannot doubt will be harmonious ticket will be
hse5 by the approval OF at least large portion of
voters OF Georgia If not majority OF the of the
STATE
The Following counties among others have held meet.
Ing ana appointed delegates TO the Of the 18th
lsyette. Emanuel Warren Morgan Polk Macon Spald.
ing Putnam Clarke. ogiethorpe Newton Laurens wash.
iDeton CIawford Bib Baldwin. Greene Marion Harris
Monroe, PauidiIg Cobb, Decatur, Lee Sumter Troup,
TsttnalI, and others.
NEWTON COUNTY MEETING.
AT meeting OF the citizens Of Newton county, held the
I'd dsy Of August at the house David Crawford
hq was called to the chair and W W. Clark requested
TO act rs Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained by Judge
Floyd TO be the selection Of represent the
county In the convention to at Macon the l7th
to select = third candidate for the Presidency w w
Ozark addressed the meeting in behalf of the third candi
date and indicated his in the the
18th Of July
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KIsosror, JAMAICA, June -, 1862
Stea Communication wh England o~d che United Ssfes-
Small Por-Emigrasos 10 .ausfralsa
There Is yer, little local intelligence worth transmit
ting 10 you
The injurious effects Of the arrangements which have
been made by the Royal Mail Company, the CONNER
cIa intercourse as well the general communica alton
between this island the neighboring colonies, and the
Mexican and Spanish American coast continue to be
complained Of In the loudest terms You need not be
SURPRISED If effort should be made in this city to
induce the propretors of the lines Of running
between New York and Aspinws, via this city, TO
range as 10 carry hiher intelligence and passengers
from England directly from the Collins Cunard steam
ers their arrival your city part OF scheme
render entirely independent II the Royal Mail Com
pany. For the rest IL is believed that he 0aorns
lines and the screw lines Il ON Liverpool will suffice.
The small still remains among though IL does
not to increase in virulence The mortality which
II has occasoned has In great been confined
To the classes who pay the least attention to sanitary
provisions
The weather has by been generally favorable
for the psnter The seasons have not been generally
to affect the fields. Labor grows more and
unsatisfactory month and great dependency Is
felt notwithstanding the promising position Of the go
and the favorable character OF the 70 commu
nicatcns received from the Delegates since their arrival
In England.
The sposition TO emigrae to Australia still prevails
though ii longer spreads with that rapidty with
which it commenced Reflection has doubtless convinced
many that the undertaking is in which rashness
should have part and hope that IL will be prose-
become need that they enter it with
able expectations Of succeeding 5.
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- s..l Lodse, No al5. I. 0. or, fFsa So '..s

: us,s.sl Lodge, No SIS. l. o. or. den ker '.c
IseiaeDce No $40 Twelfth street Her roma ms Will be
token to Greenwood Cemetery.
On saturdsy August Ia CHARLES EDWARD infant SON
OF Henry and Ciarires Bell. aged months
The freods and relatives OF the family are requested to
ar. nd his funeral Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
from the residence of L. Adams corner OF Union ave.
nue. and Grand street, Williamsburg
In Jersey City. on Saturday morning, August Ia,
CHARLEsS JsNKINs of William and Catherine Bockus
ag.d ear. 4 months and 20 days
His funeral will take place from the residence OF his
York street Van Worst square, this after
noon
At the residence Of her SON, In Keyport N j., on
Thursday August II, Mrs. ErERLErsY DOWNING, aged
n years
Long Island papers please copy.
In Paris en- Tuesday, July 20, CHARLES THIBAULT, in
the Goth y. ar of'his age
Al BaTdstown Ky, the 4th Of August Mrs. ELIZA.
HARDIN wife of the Hon Ben Hardin
At Memphis. on the 30th of July. JoHN MOORE aged
10l year. and is DAYS.
Al Chester. Randolph county, III on the Goth July
WILLIAM CORNELL son of Thomas H. and Sarah I. Cor
nell of New York city aged 10 years.
At the Infane Asylum, Ipswich, Mass, July %
CHARLES Curtis aged 80 years lie claimed have cou-
n.ctions in Winchendon Mass and Brooklyn N. but
such have been asccrtained
At Richmond Va. on the 29th Of August, DAVID DoR-
year of his age Mr. Darlington has resided in Richmond
since 1903
AT St Clsirsvlle Ohio Thursday August g. in the
S5Ib year Of his age Mr. JOHN THOMPSON The deceased
Of the early pioneers Of Ohio, and made st.
Clarsve residence while Ii numbcted only q few log
cabins He the father Of Judge Thompson late Con-
gresham from the Wheeling district.
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BowFRY THFArRE-Macallister' necromancy has been
received with the utmost delight and astonshment by
crowded houses during the past week. The coming
week win terminate his engagement in this city, there
fore those who have not yet him, should by all
means embrace the present opportunity.
BRoApwAY THEATRE Professor Anderson, the Wizard
OF the North, continues to be most enthusiastically
greeted at the Metropolitan theatre The ensuing week
wiz poityey be his last The lovers Of the magic art
will be well recompcnsed by paying him visit.
NiBlo,s GARpEN-The much. admired French danseuse
Mdlle Pougaud, is announced again to-
ming She win be assisted by those other accomplished
dancers Mdlles Drouet Lavigne and Leeder The ORA
matte company are to appear in the amusing piece Of
| the Dumb Belle /"
NATIONAL THEATRE The dramatic amusements to
be given at this establishment to morrow evening.
prise the popular drama Of the !. Willow Copsc,n in
which Mr. Copldock will personate his greatly admired
STYLED the Rough Diamond y which will introduce Sir
William Don in the character Of Cousin Joe.
CASTLE GARDEN. = Dodworths Cornet Band will give
another of ,S uh add Sunday this
Comic Opera Company win perform for the last time
Aub.rs comic opera Of The Grown Diamonds in which
Catarina
AMERICAN Mu.EuM Whites Serenaders continue to
attract very large audiences to this establishment The
programme which they for to evening
compri'e many new features.
CHRIs1rs OrERA House. -Christy's popular band of
minstrels witnessed by large assemblages
last week George Cbristy Luke West and Pierce in
the programme for to morrow evening.
Woop's MissTRELs This b. ,d'r entertainments are
witnessed by overlooking b1dses nightly We glad to
find that Woods vacatigable exertions have met the
full appreciation Of the public The song of Poor
Uncle Tcm,n will be repeated to morrow evening.
The complimentary benefit to Mr. H. Eytinge Pro.
fessor Andersons agent will come of Saturday next
Miss Julia Dean, who has just returned from most
eseful Western tour has volunteered her services to-
'Eether with Mr. Weston, very excellent performer,
and Mems. Robert Kemp.
Mrs HELD is performing at Cleveland, Ohio.
The Infant Drummer aud old drummer were to SUBJ
NIT their claims priority their vorte instrument
or bpfDY n pland anN
Mr.. I. D. Rice and Mss Julia Daily performing at
Albany,