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Theatrical, Musical. SC.


NIBLo's GARDfS-The patrons Of this popular
Establishment viii nc doubt be pleased TO learn that
MT Burton Is TO Icis6 his ayorite character Of
Billy Lacksday, In tie good old comedy Of Sweet.
beaits and Wives" to morrow evening. He viii be
ably supported BY Mrs. G. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crisp and other excellent artists. The amusements
cote with the Post Of Honor"
BowERY THEATRE. - Manager Brougham an.
noEnces that his hp bly, successful dramatic profuc
lions. the Pirates Of the Mississippi and Poea-
hon tas' are 70 commence their third week together
tomorrow evening Those who have not witnessed
the beautif, panoramic scenes IN the former piece
and enjoyed The fine acting in both, should longer
neglect 20 doing, as they are soon to be withdrawn
FRENCH DRAMA.-The French company under the
direction OF NJ Gustave Dedos will give an eDte tain
ment at Buttons theatre, Chambers street, tornor
row evening. The spectacle called Pauvre Mere"
Is the opening piece; comic songs follow, and the
whole will conclude with the vaudeville entitled
" Les Fills Gavet." M. Dedos, Nine Zoe weithof and
Nine Gottbier are TO appear On this occasion.
TnE CAMPBELL MNsIRELs.-This celebrated
band Of Etbiopans open at the Chinese Buildings
Gate Buckleys) tomorrow night. Among the
prominent members OF the corps are Mr.. Mallory
formerly Of Cbristy's) and Mr.. d. Bryant, both
well known as first class performers in their line.
Their programme consists Of the choicest selections
from their extensive repertoire, which overows with
comicaites of all kinds.
MISS FANNY DEASE.-The drawing room enter.
tsinments Of this young lady having been well at
tended last week, she il induced TO continue them
rev nights longer, at the Broadway Athengum.
Her songs. readings and recitatons Invariably elicit
the most enthusiastic applause, and her personation
OF the various characters in the Actress Of All
Work" has stamped her as an arts. OF Unusual
versatility.
BROOKLYN kusrUN-A varied and attractive
bill has been Issued for the teneft Of Mise Anna
Melville which Is 70 take place tomorrow evening
and for which Messrs. Reynolds, Morton and Smith.
and the meDitrs u the 1hespian Dramatic Associ.
alton have volunteered. TIE selections embrace
Matteo Falcone," " Loan OF a Lover" School
master at Home" and Maidens Beware"
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Record or Internal improvements.

[From the Washington Intelligence. August
The subjoned tabular statement will give the
reader ready view OF the labos Of The Senate upon
the subject OF internal Improvements at the present
session. Most Of the objects for which appropra-
tions have been voted were included in the gene
raj bill which met the Presidential veto at the last
Congress and the friends Of the respective measures
were consequently compelled to present ach item
in separate bill. to be tested upon its own merits
The greater portion of the bills were passed by votes
of two to one, and the principle may therefore be
considered fully tested before the present Senate
and affirmed by that body, that the general govern
meDt possesses authority to appropriate money from
the Treasury to works deemed national in their char
acter a. well under the clause granting power "to
regulate commerce as under the war making power.
II we msy judge of the sentiment of the House of
Representatives ON the Subject by its action upon
the three bills which have become laws notwith
standing the Presidential veto, we may consider the
policy settled so far the Thirty fourth Congress
Is concerned.
All the bills named below have passed the Senate,
with the exception Of seven, which were disposed
of in the manner stated in the notes appended to
the table,
b. ph6ni JTct.sM
before Syote. For nhat Object. Amount
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Became laws the sth Of July BIZ vote o. two.
thin ds OF each House.
-!sf or tie table IN the Senate.
RI scted In the senate
Not yet acted on - e-
Total amount appropriated in bills otigi.
bafing in the Senate. ............... 3,l36 1888
To which add amount appropriated in
House bill fer improvement Of Des
ECipes Rapids Upper Mississippi, which
bill has passed both houses. .......... 2c0,0 900
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1886. 1913
From which may he deducted the sum
proposed TO be appropriated in the bills
laid on the table or rejected by the
Senate ...................... 100000
Total amount appropriated by bills that
have passed the Senate. ..'......... 50 ,O96 1888
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on Friday. August 3, by the Rev :. King Mr. THOMAS
AansRsoS 10 MIS- Augusta NoRpKS, at her resi-.
uence, Nc. l 6st Broadway
On Mcnday, July q, by the Rev Mr.. Iaiont NJ Corr.
MAIN FrANcots, ~ Quebec, Canada 10 Mss MARIA TAEFzY
daughter Of the late Mr.. Tsrpey, OF county CAL
way, hcsnt.
California papers please copy.
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MEETING or JUr6rs At ALBASY-The Conven.
ion Of Justices, heretofore noticed, met today at
The Capitol. Hon Hiram Gray, OF the Sixth dis.
trict. was chosen PresidtH, and the Clerk Of the
Court of appeals acting A. Secretary. On calling
the roll seventeen Justices answered 10 the CALI
On motion, a committed Of FIVE n present amend
menis o. the rules 70 the Convention was appointed
by the President as follows:--1ra Harris Third dis
tfict: A. C. Paige Fourth district: Henry WelIes.
Seventh district: l.. y. Woodruff end Daniel r. In.
graham, First district Petitions for the amend.
meDt Of rules I'd emo 18th were presented and re.
feried 70 the committee. After discussing the pro-
prety Of amending rules 9Th. 18th, 14th, 18th and
others, the Convention took recess until 81 o'clock.
Albany Journal dug 6.
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Kansas Everything il quiet In Kansas Terrific
ry, from which we have accounts up TO Tuesday.
Lanes con msnd Of rsgamufiins, r. the number OF
two hundred, were still In Iowa Lane himself had
TUNED his head to the east in the expectation OF
being able to levy further contributions in money,
upon the credulous and easily guled black repubI-
cars OF tie North. Bot u l. little I'm late IN the
day 10 do much All the money now contributed in
"aid OF Kansas from the old spinsters and weak
brotherhood OF The free States, will he wanted and
used in The corruption fund" 70 secure the election
Of Fremcnt,-N Lcuis Republican, Aug. q.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
rsAsrr-FTom Charleston 1871 and Ah. due Al Havana IA
And tn Prom Havana 10Th and 18Th. oae 81 Few fors Hh
FsrIax CRY on Nav GsABApA-rrou New York nth. x
irving a Havana sd and Few Orleans 18Th From New Or
leans 5b, Havana sth due q, New York ls,h
orAsrR CIrr-From New OF each month, arriving
Havana 3th Mobile e,h From Mobile l5ih, Hsvsss
ISL, due a. New York "a -,
on Mondxy They leave New Orleans A ~ as uts
WI admit and NE Isabel leaves Charleston and Hsvsns
loA.M
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value 70 hose having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton The 9Th and Nth Of esch
Arrives Gibraltar abon, the rh snd ash Of same mona
Arrives Alexandria shout the 18Th Of same and "a Of FOL
loving month.
Leaves sbou, the srh and ss sh o;
Arrive, Ad about the 18th 2,a OF and ioh
Leaves Alden about I'm osssms ssd dsy OF ar
Indian Navy arrives al Bombay about the "a 70 st.
and 10Th 70 2st Of the following month.
and q steamer arrives Al Point de Gale about The sh
III aud 22d 70 I'd OF following msnih
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penarg the same day the
stesmer has already arrived which the mai on,
Arrives at Puo Penang about the 2h or lh and Sh or
Il Singapore sbou, The ss or 18th and 81, or
Leaves Singapore abort IL hours ansr arrival.
Arrives 81 Hong Kong about the I'D or 2h and SD W 1913
offo'lowing mOnth.
leaves next day for shsnghss.
Two mails Engsnd-one the Th ana Dh or escA
uonihvia Marseifs and arrive a. Aleranira about me
same time a. the aorthemp msh -..---..-..-.
An potages and lr~s ,~-dsa for ne sn- 7osr HERltp
AisArAc ror roPr-rHn pAy
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va.
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Port OF New York, August o, 1856.

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shin Manchester, Clark, City Point-R Post.
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prir ann Elizabeth Borum, Gonaives-Bretl son Co
Rrie Pebecca werrmen, Parsboro NS-D Devolde,
Prie East Hepburn Gall eson-D Murray,
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sPORTING.

ITOCKiNG BIRD FOR BALE-A SPLENDID HOOKING
M bird e. and Il not to be eIceled any tbs
city. Any lady gentleman warunga nne bird may apply
a. 476 Fourth ST. eet.
Observation-Disclosures HORSE THAT Mr. sHU y
was part with the ID inst, will come OFT at the ks
Horee Wednesday the 9th Of April between the hours
ard O'clock when all his friends are requested to be hsrt
no sPOh TsMEN.-POR SALE, SPLsNDID LITTER
Of thorough bred pointer pups the best stock Ia
RIGA Fer iu ps inquire 81 West Twenty fourth
Get bet cen SAth and Seventh avenues
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ASTROLOGY.

ASTKOLOGY.
sf0N,MBIEG &c ALL-AADAMR MORROW TH1
"A seventh daughier mas natural C 70 tell vIeseat
thoughts 81 Gin speedy marriages and show he Inc
Of The intended husSAnsa .heept ends and VIII
s1sas.s SssSiness ef ms.snon:a Sss An who VIZ sood
luck ca soon Tor relief and cfcrt Thousands have
pressed he!r oehe tna fhs me most wondeSd 1suolog
nnh,g rsconoeabie philosophers No charge
pot iisned 76 Brocpe street. between Cannon aad Oolu
ah- Genasyoen 20 admitted
A sTRoLOGY AND MAGlC-TaE GREAT SWEDISH
q fsd ~
INNER in the West by his discoveries OF hidden
deecor Of robbers recovery OF stolen gooda
culaed Iadiey 81; gentlemen For parcu
logics almanac forwarded grata any part Of the Union.
Address by etter. post paid, Dr. o. W. ROBACK, No. III
Sycamore street. Cincinnati Ohio
TyARD-MADAME PRRWsI FIR RETURNS THANKS TO
~ her trends and patrons and bess 70 say that amer the
bcusands both this CITY and Phi sdephia who have
questions astrog love AID law Alters aud books
ces relied constantly BY Napoleon abs has no nall
Of her yisier rs xadon street. Speedy and su1e cure Of
piesand corns, by remedy OF her OWE
CLAIRvoY ANCE MRS SEYMOUR, Ito SPRING,
~ tueet few doors west Of Brosdw the most success
bror csis liver con- plsin debity indigestion scrou De-
cured durable Uperrrg advice on business, Aosene
trier ds &c and satisfaction given Or no pay taken.
1VLAIRvOYANCE-MRs. FAYes, T6 GRAND STREET /,
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Asthma bronchitis spepss liver complaints scroraA and
cured q eui.olsl unsrrng say,se given 70
specpg business. abeent friends, &c Satisfactory exsna
uoIs given, remember. or NO paw taken.
MADAM ISABELLA, THE MOST WONDERFUL
M sstrcogist in he world would inform her htends and
the public OF York, that abe has returned nom e South
Can be for short time 81 her red
dence 40 Grand street, third story, back room.
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