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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

NEW YORK CIDER CELLAR,
~ 80 Broadway,

~ b3s Broadway,
Next the Prescott House.
THOMAS ". BELL Proprietor,
Having leased the large and extensive above
TONED and cited up at considerable expense, with choice
liquors Xxx ales, imported seRars, &c.
LAGER Always
n B,-free concert evening
The hall Il cool and well and those who
good VIII sind this Of the most agrees places
city.
4. VI. u. has entered into an engagement with Miss g. =
Allen and Mr. Hdreh, ballad singers and will open on
Monday evening the 2sth inst.
The celebrated Washington Brass Rand whose perform.
ances at Bellevue Gardens uch admire Will be
sent and perform IN the following selections viz
proGPASsr.
Grand march, (Band. Hilrbecbt
tria-Nay Breeze, Band.
Sonr-Mss Allen.
Wandering Songs Walt Rand. .. Cunai
Serenade--'Uon PasQnao' Band ID
Ballad--Nr. H1ircih
golpogrr, cysr and Carp ner Rand .........Lorttug
Ballad-kss Alcn
Air Kathleen Navourneen Ran Crorrh
s5ug-Mr. Hiireh.
.arewep pol9pasc Pauc) go. zoe = 'e
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IroR NoRFoIK Ann rrrHRsRuRG-rIIR rNIIEI

LNOk NORFOLk MD FEIERsBURG-THE CNIIED
States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain Thomas skin
ner, viii leave for the above pa,cs on Wednesday July ~
at clock y M from pier IS North river She viii arrive
n Norfolk the NEXT afternoon and Petersburg the following
morning PASSENGERS for the South will proceed directly
by the great southern mail line ;, Charleston Augusta
vsnnah &c Those for Richmond win arrive a. their desna
ton early on Friday morning Travellers wiz hnd this The
cheapest plessantest and expeditions Passage
AMI fare with staeroom Norfolk ~ Petersburg Rich
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T,EgTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN by MsAys
offs benunbing Application 70 The gums, BY WILSON
denst Bond street This application 10 perfectly harm
lsss IN Ne effect simply srrsstins ihe
around the tooth 10 be eysced for about haa surns
which time NE sense dfeerrg 70 BE pa1 y ss-croec.
References farx sbe6
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slzR4f.p ul.s AgCElss1

"A This day july "a nd i21s O'CLOCK tho &erchants Ex
change for account CT whom it may conehh-
10000 City OF Rochester q cent bonds
York New Haven Kalroad per cent ponds
5000 Cleveland Pitsburg Railroad per cent bonds
an f1s,uhin and Coal Co. cent bonds
bO'OlO Sacrsaento Valley X abroad 10 per cent bonds
- Sorss Aner,ean Coal Co lfu stook) S25
M A,nerican (;uano 100
% Enterprise Insurance Co. ~
Insurance 20. 70
fafarge Fire Insurance Co. ~
Kk Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. 70
10 E.,n,,ire Csty Insurance Co 100
% Insurance Co. ~
M New Amsterdam Insurance Co rs
"a Market Fire Insur ance 90 80
w Mechanics Bank, New York. %
Te saef0 this day and the balance before
O'Clock morrow The accrued all the bonds
win charged Nextregular sale on Thurs
Auctioneer and banker, No Broad street.
day, July 81 ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
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MsCELLANKOUe.


E'LEAs AND NANCE IsNEDIArELY ExTERMNAr.
II ep by RUTLERs linment. - Fulton street Witne -
thousands who have proved 81 cents per bottle Butler
ss a Ps S aSaS = %
Tor sale and stock. Please copy he address.
Mr.. L. DERBY BEGs TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS TIL AT
All hs ia associated with the house OF D. DEvLIN a
me house p sSs 81 The se. se. FI orssa
abo ab and .ysh D lie viii Eve parS
asnioa 70 getting Up United staiss army add navy Uniforms
en"m department o. D. DEyLIS CO. Of Brosaw ~
and Warren street
DHuADElPHIA AND READING RAILROAD CON
ss enes Sr s gwen s .rs anr books ~ ~
s @ esnRs w aav os sa o ,ae 'n n "a VA
a discharged from this Office
y % q Which v e have ss@
transferred prior . l' IT, se{fIsSSES ssers
DRoFFssoR AUzAs PATENTED MECHANICAL Ap.
The immediate ~ local den;y the result Of youthful
Frsnsa .treet New York =
CTEANBoAT CAPTAINS AND STEAMBOAT MEN
> No,ce.steamooat open for eompe'incnCap,ain
retr and The ferry route from Astoria All Ravens
veod 70 Nsw yes open en-, for competition The Rassnswoos
and careful with good boat could secure the route
Veil ~ The pubic q Astoria and Ravens
wood Move N the matter a once strike While he iron he,
nsa inquire at Astoria and R'''n'"''d ne travelling pub
SCHOONER LOUISE, MINER, MASTER SHIPPERS or
- BY ts vessel late from Boston 70
Mobile whence she sailed IN Apr last requested TO
ward the undersigned their invoices and bills of sdna In
Srr may sse E m a. ne
- sxffFRTHwkirE BRorHEss, Is Wal street. a.
NEW YORK, July z, 1886.
rro HorsEKyEPERs AND LAUNDRIEs-UsE BIZ
roo Paris blueng Fluid, not only the most economical
article for blueine clothes but the only that free
acid sn a .sgss snd insure. perfect white -hon, he
indigo. Try ~ For sale hy All groccr3
WIN. IT, FAHroS CO., No. Dey street.
yrERGNEs' FLECTRo CHEMICAL, RATTfs-pR
PRINCE, Of Brooklyn proprietor, and Prof yFEGvFs
attendance At 10 Broadway They guarantee TO cure
rheumatism neuralgia and all impurities from The i'm
prudent OF mercury other metallic Special
department Cor ladies'
WHITE CLAY.-ORDERs FOR THIS ARTICLE PRE-
w pared by the American Ka0in Company, now be
received The company ready supply superior article
liberal terms deliverable wherever designated Apply.
pRrrTCN ely, 81 Wall street.
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RIO THE VICTIMS OF cArARRH-yoU HAVE TRIED
nosrums; they have not cured you vou have applied
SCSins. You may @i,hed he spiSss isg 4 De saSs
csiy Ut. oooDAIE late Of bosom vin rsrnAn A
the above hotel long enough 10 decnsrAts he truth 81 his
asserrlou opportunities scrded He soets the
cases 70 the test Ills remedy lqudpIesssnt sni sim
may be had Of him q s2 Broadway, m Bcwery cerrey
q Grand street and of Hayes 10 Atlantic street. BROOK
Ivn. Consultation nee
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L,LEAs AND NANCE IMMEDIATELY ExTERNINAr
ep by BUTLER'S linment, - Fulton street Witne u
thousands who have proved s. cents per bottle Butler
Dogorraphy - cents Monster II Bernards dwarf black
and prize KIM Charles pups Ac All The choc. breeds
for sale and stock Please copy he address,
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CURE CuRK-DR. wAKDs UNrORTuNATyp
- friend the mos. certain cure In The world Nr
used before all other remedies ess
warranted without mercury requires no dSstins Ar M
II IL well known The rsunexy ~ eSrs he
In All the worst Gases there no other ban DE arhs
cured In day. DR. Ward hsnesf NSs
pertence and made than other York.
perfect warranted in short tnsrrtates rriepd
~ Once 50 Canal rrees, Of Broadway. =
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TINTED STATES NAIL S1EANSbIP LINk-FoE ia.
u and New Orleans. On saturday, Apgusi At r.
NJ from Of North he fast and
avore steamship PIiILADEIIH IA, Can't John McG,wan
will above Passage he secured the oce Of the
dne Freight New Orleans 40 cubic foot
nah July Shippers viii be supplied with blank bills Of
ading OF the form signed the application their
oce No other forms signed aud ei Of aiding yin be
sned after the hour o. sailing For freight passage apply
att he onlcet Y West street, corner OF Warren.
". q. ROBERTS, Agent
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~ q. HORTON. AUCTTOsEER-sAIE SRoOM AND
VI. residence 10 sixth will sell TUESDAY. 1913
O'Clock Cal Houston street. OF Wooster the stock
and fixtures Of family grocery household furniture and
business wagon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

TULEs NUM- a cos CHAMPAGNES-RY AN AR
81 rangsmcnt with the house Of kessrs. r. a. T. Boxer
~ York, the unds rsgDed imports these
vines VIZ Imperial Cabinet and Yerzensy, direct from
Rheims aud enabled " offer them his and tn
public upon the most favorable terms Az here
brands champagne vine the market Of the
state that the Mumm wines were first nuoduoedn lh
rarke, by the Nessrs Boxer, he year in1S
Arm Rheims the is, 81 January iss BY which
two houses formed, namely. Jules Mpinm a Co
III Mumm a Co., the FIRST house named retained The orr
gnal establishment and 10 this time has maintained also th
the approved quality BY careful comparison with The
the market aided by the advice
Of able Judges the undersigned selected from the
brands the champagne wines Of Jules Mumm Co, he
crownng wine 81 all The rest FOR purity, decacy Of flavor
and uniform qualify these champagnes presented
With fun Of their being The beat wue, In The
kst FRED. " COZZENS,
Importer - Warren street, New York
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NJ CHISLALAR, AUCTIONEER q B0WERY-
a. Stock OF matchmaker at aueton-A NJ 2 VIII sell
Tuesday, 10Th Instant 01 o'clock large and valuable
watches ewey and first class watch Materials
balance wheel ratches Collects regulators pnions and
large quantity q other watch materials together Win hume
rings brooches do in sets ladies' and genuemens rings
guard chains and various other articles OF jew
y silver plated gold and silver hunting and open
detached and patent levers cylinder escapemens &C.
Ac worthy the attention OF the trade Every
dele the catalogue warranted represented. Full part
xs.Iar In taAoCu
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EDWARD SCHENCK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u scHENCK 4 CO. will sell st auction, Tuesday, 18th
O'Clock their salesroom SO Nassau street.
pair of bay horses IL hands high built and stylish
warranted perfectly sound kind and gentle; also
splendid open carriage entirely and built order In the
style; very light and suitable for country city
harness. the Also pair OF long
% bay horses also bay horse 10 hands high. warranted
hind sound and gentle in single double harness Also
coupes pLaeons pbaeon rockawsys top and nght
road wagons, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

wi OF uncNceptonablc character and position IN society
educated and refined In bis tastes. and few thou
-and dollars wishes become acquainted with lady
the following description with view 90 nparrtaessbe
a cultivated mind be of decided literary
for music, wealthy % good family and hind,
generous disposition; from y 10 IS of good
pcarance inches high ard OF healthy
iion Any lady Of The above character may unhesatngy
address she shall be frankly
aians treated conhdentaly. and returned DESIRED
Please address ". Athcrton, Jr, springiicid Mass.
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ITO LIGHT SPRING MAKERS AND oTHERs-TO BE
sold at private SALE cheap the machinery, tools &c, for
making springs lately used by Mr. George L. Quee at New
ark New Jersey consisting rolls and shafing, Sitting
chine press iron sliding lathe and fixtures anneang
potts. grinding lathe aud other tools the
business The above in working order and the
accommodated win power required To any
party desiring the business this presents fine oppor
UNITY the terms Of sale viii be made LIBERAL Inquire
At 4 Joh stree New York
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uAkOhlAIAs
A LADY " n. CURES LIVER KIDNEY, ri ADDER
n and nervous Diseases diabetes incontncnce Of urine
Of night and day permanently and quickly Those
given by Physicians particularly desired Apply
diaely Inquire at ell Sixth avenue. -,sF 8
:
nR COOPER, ~ DUANE STREET NAY IN cor
suited privately 90 diseases The victims q msplacedcon,
jence call hin with the certainty Of being radically
sured. Charges moderate. N. B.-No fec un cured
TAR. RALPH.-oFFICEss ts HOUSTON sTRHET rEAB
IL Wooster; hours from 10 II A. ~ osP r., Sundays
esceped All senio urinary, also female and all shrcnas
complaints successfully treated Address By isser. bcH -
pnet oflce.
LCoxoMy-A MEDICAL INSTITUTE FOR CURING
u al diseases, At $40 Houston street. ccrper 81
Greene
pFrvATE CorsULrATroM.-DR. WATSON HAa
long series Of years confined he ai.cnucn ~ a.
OF class Ia which he has treated
twenty Thousand without insAnee Il fnilurU TIA
remedies mild and there interruption baanes a
change Of Diet wesou constant Axtenn anNa mr.
In morning xnul II nish - ha eossnlssg rscas aaA
rse6ence - WAker street. few doom west AZ BroaiwAy.
WILLIAM WATSON n. n,
Formerly surgeon 70 NE Lock Hospital
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VACHT FOR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL YACHT FORTY
feet long, oUt by celebrated hipbuiier o. this city for
his nearly and furnished complete; win be
sold bargain BY calling at addressing a. the store No 81
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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LNoR CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGTk-sHoRTEgT
III route by go m1es-prices greatly redgeea.~-The
and splendid steamship 0RlzABA Q,so tons burtksn r l.
Tnklepaurh, will sail from ~ loot ~ Nurth
Moore street. North for san Juan ae Nicaragua
saturday, August 1850 at O'Clock p ~ 70 with
the terr~ Nevada from Juan dei The
Pacific. for fan Francisco Passengers vii md his TIE
bsnhesi AMI cheapest route For freight aggy
10 CHAs. A. WHITNEY. No Bowling Green ~ \.
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4 UcTIoN NorfcE-CROcKERY GLASS AND CHINA,
"A by j. y. II. BARTLETT, auctioneer, Tuesday, July
10 O'clock at sl Pearl street. in lots, from the shelves;
all kinds w. g. blue and glass
china, Britannia &c. Goods well packed
shipping. Sale positive, for cash
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UCTION N0TICE.-THos. BELL, AUcTIONEER-BY
IA BELL BuSH-Tuesday at l0is O'Clock, in sale
IL North william street. win sell the furniture and
other personal property Of returning Europe
Trunks OF clothing books shooting coat dogs Cremona
violin valuable watch and gold chain fine canary birds
At i O'clock by order Of the Marshal pipe old Holland
gin do Cognac brandy and eighth do "A boxes
osae Wednesday sale goods &c.
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a ucrIoN SALE or HANpsoME ROSEWOOD avn

NUGENE y. FRANKLIN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II LIN, NICHOLS co. will sell Wednesday next 3Gh
INST Al 1913 O'clock at the first class boarding house -
Chryste street between Stanton and Houston the whole
Me farnure curtains, carpets beds and bedding mirrors,
paintings, china china and glass table
ry silver paieo rosewood pianoforte &C. The whole
embracing article, useful and ornamental required
nt class boarding house also superior rosewood piano
Srte and piano STOOL H. Davis. New York, maker The
above win positively without reserve,
depend every article in the being sold the bghes
bidder Catalogues the morning of sale the day pre-
s,ons at the oce OF Franklin Nichols Co, Auconeers IS
Nassau
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CToRE AND BUSINESS FOR SALEM A GOOD LO-
- cation la Broadway, advantageous terms Apply TO
RICHARD MosLEY CO, 80 John street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-08

LIsBsx ron the CorsTsY.--O Our streets hsv,
been filed with teams from the country loaslet
with lumber from our mills. II indicsts proc
priy. in the country, and although four mill,
arc doing good business, they fall short o
supplying the demaDd Tor building material IL
this vicinity.
There u large amount Of building being
dote 10 town. There arc some thirty buildings
being fuisbe3, besides those thu, are being pat
up, which slooe consume nearly all The iomher
that can b manufactured with our present H.
cilities. --Hendvpn Den
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-08

Carr. J. II. M'KRSSxv. Of Brownsville,
whose house was recently DESTROYED by fire,
published card ia the Brownsville Herald, In
which he says
As there Is much anxiety Eel, by some in
credulous persons to know whether or not this
said property was insured, will state for their
particular benefit. there was not one dollar Of
insurance on my dwelling house or the land Of
Zee building and that regret exceedingly
that il was not insured for its full value"
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sll.5W

On Tuesday last, At Ssnk Rapids man BY
the name Of CHEr bed bis leg accidentally
cut Oh below the knee. He VS. On the river
5eseng.ging coil Of rope, which IVES attached
10 some lumber. 10 which be became eutangicd,
20 vbeu The swift current drew the rope 70 sud
61 and tightly around bic isg. - to snps-
tate II instantly
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T OUIsvILLE, MINNEsOrA.-THE PRO-

r 0UfSvlLLE, M1NNESOTA.-THE PRO-
~ PhIgrons sf The shove tews -esa call Ne q.
.s.,e: sfEssrssss End ell oh "a 10 The sdvss'sssso
y sisssssd Immediately below the Little ksgids.
whtse y pssstsstiy 'hs kssa % ssvgstos % The Mo
ueeots river cad being % the soiy hsh ground nst
suhtect To 0vsraes sf the river In ths Vicinity s'ths
esDds eoasitss its testios ssesfor 10 ssy eshsr
tewas % the river
We have sss UsssI, sss store. ssd ssssa sswuiii
vii " 10 svsrsiiea 10 lev wssAs. The. b 81
gcsd wsssAesss cosvsaisat 10 the LspSieg
We have good stsssbost sAvsntios 70 ihts place 81
su sssssss vksa siessd By No. As peiut nor he
vssssss .ssbsssAi srsashss ssA be assesstils bs T.
ss-s esssss b bssi - the eoyassy % bsh stss o.
thiehiy ssttisd
LSsssI isdsssassis ere oasssd V eli vho wbA % 10
esns esd ess sksasslvss and sos - deceived b.
usnsaf hsiisssd 1ssttags, sse. NJ aAvsa'asss q
Lsslsvifls ere ssvioas 70 sf We haze ne - wosts
Louisville, hsy ., ICES. wv
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VIZ dezro 10 call attention 10 the card ID
Mr. Wuii.s r. PgRENs, Storage, Forward
ing and Commission Merchant. which IL 10 be
ioand in another column. Mr. PEsKSs IL q
young, energetic man. and has tsen doing q
thriving basines on the levce this season. aD.
Ia daily proving himself worthy Of the patron
age AMI confidence Of oil business men.
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friends for themselves Is ladies and gentlemen
aud ~ talented members Of their profession
Messrs. Hoash & Myers, We understand, ARE
about to open Theatre in St Paul and We
take please in commanding them and the com.
pany they will take with them, to the favor Of
al lovers Of the drama in that city. Dubuque
Express aad Herald,
This company having arrived here, our ci'i
sens will soon have chance to Judge o theft
merits for themselves
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-08

HioH WArEK.-The high water, which last
year every body prayed for, has come this year
with vengeance. II would seem from the
number Of logs floating past our city, that all
the Blooms in Christendom had broke loose. and
had sent their contents not only down the river,
but 10 some cases three or four miles into the
woods. We noticed yesterday morning That
the logs which had been piled up opposite the
city. were all cleaned out" together with the
piers Of the bridge recently b1ilt by the Ferry
Company to the Island. The presumption re-
Gently made by Alex. Rey, has been " entered"
by the food. and the foundation Of his cabin
washed from beneath. The house Of d. f..
Brswley. on Harriet Island. seems also await
ing its fate at the hands Of the nercilen Father
Of Waters. which, though it has not come rush
ing or plugging, yet throughout its whole
course has many time crept noiselessly over
its banks, to the great discontinue Of the
dvellers upon its borders. Serious fears in this
regard, however. are confined to the region 10
low st. Louis.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-08

The following boats were advertised foe 81
Paul in the st. Louis Republican Of May LIST
Henry Graf, A. q. Mason, Emma Harmon
J u Carson, Metropolitan. Matte Wayne
Gossamer, and Emma Alton.
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ANNUAL REPORT or CITY Jusrrcr.

ASSUAL REPORT or CITY Jusrrcr.
To the Honorable The Mayor and Common Cosn.
cal Of the City Of 81. Paul:
The Annual Report Of the undersigned re-
spectfully shows to your honorable body, that
since the date Of my last Annual Report 2i7
arrests have bsen made Of persons charged with
criminal offences 10 the said City Of st. Paul
a. Ia
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sHON TrysBIr DAIIy.


ASAsrLE OF THIS Vans IxsroRASrs.- Foi
the last three days company of Welsh immi
grants have been inbabi,Ing an unfinished al
ditiou TO the P.onsey and Dsmoeraf building al
the corner Of Third aud jackson streets. From
the appearance OF these people we had sup
posed them 10 b. nearly destitute Of the neccs
saries Of life, but from tho large purchases they
have since made 81 various wsres We judge
that they ARE merely praeticing that rigid econ
omy which il 40 certain Of success The entir,
stock Of heavy dealer in hardware and stoves
was entirely CLEARED out by this colony, fo'
which they paid the cash. On Sunday they all
me. together AMI joined in their simple, bat
heartfelt praise to the Givcr Of oil Good and
though they were scarcely secure from Tho
weather, they sang with swerter melody than
ia often heard IN houses Of worship Of the mos,
magni6cen, architecture. This company nun,
berci about one hundred aoals. and are waiting
the return d some Of their party who have gon'
on "prepccting tyur 10 the country
The following was the whole number Of votes
given sor Mayor La, year in the different Ward.
Of this City -Pirs, Ward, 1872; Second
Ward. 34i Third Ward. 2ss. Total, sOi.
Among the arrival. from the East yesterday
We noticed tina, Of ions RsAiAs WAssrs. Ess,
EAki.K =. GooDxicB, Esq.. and several other
Of nar citiDts.
GLosE HAu. TnSArRE. under the manage.
ment Of Mesxrs Hosgb 4 Myers still continues
TO draw full koases. Tonight the drama Of
Camille" will he repeated ior the third time
ADD viii be the lssi time our citiDls will hare
The pleasure n witnessing lis representation BIZ
this compsny The sesSn, TO cLse this week
has been saccsssial 10 the eatsrpisipg man.
agesn. and the fall h0ass must have been q
gratifying compliment % III. several actors.-
Bone Of the company returned 70 cur city N
b Kindly CRESTED by the friends they l,sd rain.
ID lest year and tie o'bsrs have already VOC
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METROPOLITAN MEErisos.- month ol
May. 1866. promises 10 be ono Of rare religious
in,errs, in the city Of New York The up
preaching Anniversaries will b. rendered tho
more grateful and cxhiliraiing. by tho lact that
the receipts Of the various benevolent institu.
tiops. with only here and there MI exception,
have been pleasantly increased notwithstsnd
ing the past year has been QUE Of uncxampled
high prices afiorling o plausible reason for
Withholding money from charitable objects. =.
Had there been falling on generally, Il would
not haye boon ~ surprising ~ II u that they
are 40 largely increased, In spite Of all tho die
couraging circumstances. Not the least Of
ths1 discouragements Is 10 be found IN tho long
and terrible winter from which We nre only nov
emerging. The depth Of the snow, the frequent
storms and the intense cold have bccu iormidA
bic barriers In the progress Of eolporten ant
collecting agents. and those societies whose re-
ccips are large from the sales Of books, at
confident that their incomes would have bert
much larger from this source. II tho winter hs'
been ~ usual In the northern attitudes NJ tbi
country .---Nrc Yovk Obrwv.
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gwoH sArrRpAr's psfLf.

Arp.--Sinoe the spring rains set in our
streets have acquired Elasticity nearly akin
to that Of common hoypcn. Our citissns
at fret bore the nud-wallowing with remarta.
bic fortitude. But yesterday, tolerance was no
longer virtue. II We might so eonelade from
the murmurings to be heard at the street cross
ings and public places