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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-06
TRUsTEE's sALE-By virtue of a decree Of

TNRUSTEE'S SAEE.-By virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county,
sitting as Court of Equity, passed IN the case Of
John L. Hoffman and wife rs. Mary T.. Hoffman
and others, the undersigned Trustee will pose
10 Pmhllc sale at Beltsvile, near the premises, on
Thu RSDAG. 9TH May, 1857, at u O'Clock, NJ, If
not the next fair day thereafter, part of tract or
parcel OF Land called . Edmonstnn's Range" late
the residence OF Mr.. John Il. Hoffman, containing
forty acres
This property is situate abOut half mile from
Beltsvllle IN healthy and elevated region; sus-
ceptible OF the highest state of Improvement. adm-
raby adapted to fruit and market farm and there
Isayonng Peach and Apple Orchard thereon.
. The improvements consist of a large and commo-
dous Frame Dwelling, with brick basement. recent
ly built, and every necessary building, all Of which
are In complete repair. There a pump of fine wa
ter IN the yard attached to the main dwelling.
, The society IN the neghborhoOd is excellent, and
the situation presents many inducements for a
pleasant country residence for a gentleman residing
IN Baltimore or Washington City.
- Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decree, are:
One half of the purchase money to be paid cash on
the day OF sale the ratification thereof by the
Court and the residue in 6, H. and 10 months there
alter, IN equal instruments, to he secured by the
notes of the purchaser with security to be approved
by the Trustee, bearing interest from the day of sale
On the payment of the whole purchase money with
interest," the Trustee is authorized by the Decree to
n. c. STEPHEN, Trustee.
III The above sale will positively take place on
the day named. ap l6-2awts
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G1OO REWARD.-Ran away from the subscrl
p1UU Der, living near Upper Marlboro, -
Fringe GsG5SeS R s99Wn III Md;' on the sd Of
about 10 years of age, feet inches high, of ~
dark copper color has two very noatable scars, -
his eye, the other his side occaslOned by
a burn, by which he may be Unidentified, he is very
plausible when spoken to- | will give sloo if taken
DistIit of Columbia in either he must be Sc
ap soft VIM. ] BERRY.
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BY GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL EsTATE.-By virtue of the order and de-
cree of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum
bia for the county of Washington, in the matter of
the heirs of Frederick Mohler, deceased. made
the 18th day of April, 1857. the undersigned COmmls
sioners will offer for sale at public auction. to the
highest bidder therefor the premises at O'Clock
p. IN. on TIL thursday, the l4th day of May next,
all of Square of Ground, numbered two hundred and
thirty -four (24D with the improvements, consisting
of a small Frame House, and all of Square of
Ground numbered two hundred and seventy -one
GID of the plan of the City of Washngton; for a
description of which they refer To the proceedings
In the said cause.
The conditions of sale are: One fourth of the
purchase money to be paid at the time Of sale, OF
within three days thereafter; the residue to be paid
IN one two, and three years, with interest from the
day of sale to be secured to the satisfaction of the
Commissioners q majority of them.
III the terms are not complied with, the property
at the expra of three days from the day of sale
will be resod the risk and expense of the purcha-
purchasers.
SAM'L f.. DOUGLASS,l
r.. G. CARRINGTON,
THOMAS Il. LLOYD, SCommls-
CHARLES WALTER, sioners.
THEODORE McGLUE, J
A. LLOYD, Attorney.
ap 23-eots Ilnt.l A. GREEN, Auct.
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GOVERNMENT IMPRovEMENT.-Theg grading of
New Jersey avenue, for which an appropriation
of 5000 was made by the last Congress, was
tend from street to New York avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-06

CARUsI's MAY FESTIVAL takes place tonight,
and everything promises an enjoyable time; bright
skies above, good walking below, and other things
tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-06
BY A.GREEN, Auctioneer.

DUBLlC SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
Il TY on THE lsLAND-On FRIDAY, the 9th inst,
at , clock P m, IN front of the premises, shall
oner Tor sale, at public auction, valuable lot of
ground, located on south side of Mary land avenue
between "a and 9Th streets, In square 1872, being
part of Lot X, of BTadley's subdivision, together
with the improvements, consisting cf a two story
Frame Dwelling, adjoining the store of Z. NJ. Pear
son, containing four rooms, a finished garrett aud Il
Kitchen. The dwelling rents for $40 per month. The
Lots contain about 2,On feet of ground.
Terms of sale One third cash. SIS of which Ia
be paid on the day of sale the balance of cash pay
ments within 1--we days from the day of sale; the
residue in 6, To- and IL months for notes bearing nte
rest, secured by deed of trust given. Title good.
All coIveyancIng at the expense of the purchaser.
may 4-d A. GREEN, Auct,
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WILL GIVE ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
i reward for the arrest and conviction of the thief
or thieves who stole from my place of business. .rn
the night of the 3th April barrel roll Butter, tubs
New York Goshen do, boxes Cheese, S boxes Can
dies; Soap, Goldfish, aud other articles.
NAV 2-Iws BERNARD HAYES.
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GOLD WATCHES. CHAINS, &c.-We Inyste
NJ special attention 10 a very choice sssort11 IN
ment of ladies' and gentlemen's elegant GOLD Ef2
WATCHES just received, which we can re 60
commend rs perfect timekeepers. n.I.INS
Also, large assortment OF ShS n ~ 1850 80;
stylesp NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO, yewellers,
NAV g, ~" 50 Pa ay., bst. sth and 10th sis.
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COURT OF CLAINs.-To-day-all the Judges
being presentation. Richard Brodhead. Of Penn
sylvania, and Henri Herrsse, of South Carolina,
were admitted attorneys of this Court
Judge Gilchrist delivered adverse opinions in
the following cases. Viz OF Henry J. Smith;
Philip Lamay; Joseph Stokeley; Arnold Harris,
administration of Armstrong; and Ellen Martin.
The case of Richard l.. Page, administrator,
was then taken up,e and Mr.. Thompson opened
the argument on the part Of the claimant, In
which he was engaged as the Star went to press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-06

MECHANICS INSTITUTE AND THE Market
Last night at meeting Of the building committee
Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute the SUBJ
ject of their new hall was discussed, and the
opinion appeared to be generally expressed that
the best plan would be to build the hall In CON,
ir, with the proposed new Centre Market
rms expression Of opinion may probably induce
our ely Fathers to put an end to delay and re-
move the present shabby market. and commence
the erection of a more suitable building
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The CIRCUIT Court yesterday adjourned over
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EOR SALE, AT PRIVATE SALE.-A two
located on l2tn street, between NJ and N streets.
Also, the adjoining vacant LOT. The house con-
taIns seven rooms, with IN excellent dry cellar.
Terms very liberal and possession given immediate
" For further information apply To the subscriber
upon the premises. JAS. u. FERRY.
No: S5i i2th street west, bet NJ and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-06

ORDwAY's EOLIASs, at Odd Fellows Hall,
have placed themselves at the height Of popular
regard here. Excellent as vocalists and inimita-
bic as humorists, and moreover keeping always
within the bounds Of good taste, they are des-
tined TO make hosts of friends in Washington IL
Is just the entertainment now needed here The
HAL was crowded last night and night before
we are sorry to learn from the ACCOMPLISHED
form here but tive nights as they have important
engagements elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-06

A HOPEFUL MovEMESr.-The children and
youths of the city have lately formed a Temper
ance Society, which meets Oh Sunday afternoons,
at D o'clock, at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association. The officers elected for
the next three months are T. Edwin Brown
PRESIDENT; Francis Gudgin, Vice President; j.
uTer.
Arrangements are now being made for a great
Puoilc meeting OF the children I'm favor of Tenn
perance.
AN UNFORTUNATE STRANGER.-Last evening,
woman, having an infant in her arms and
Shall boy walking by her side, was wandering
about the streets looking for her brother, John
Graham, saddler. Being unable to find him
she took her children to the guard house and
was permitted 10 remain there until this morninr
She comes from Ohio, gives her name as Rosa
Mcmahon, and is 81 years of age. IL her brother
Will inquire Of Captain Mills or Justice Goddard
he will hear more about her.
The BuRDELL MuRDER.-Our readers who
wish to get the history Of the great trial OF Ecke
and Ms. Cunningham for the murder of Budell
will do well to send to Shillington's at once and
make arrangements for the New York Daily Her
aid, that being the only paper which will contain
full report OF the trial, ShiIington receives the
New York daily papers every evening at 2 O'Clock
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TWQ VERY DESIRABLE SMALL SIZED
~, y BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, NEAR
CITY HALL. FOR -Vhos honsas

EOR SALE OR RENT.-Being about to remove
u to the country, offer my hne DWELLING
HOUSE, on G street, between LIST and I'd, No. AS
for rent or sale. The house contains every conve,
nience, and has never failing supply Of pure water
in the cellar. The larger portion Of my carpetings
which are nearly new, will he sold cheap. Inquire OF
the undersigned, on the premises, or at 18th and
Canal streets. ~ :
mp N-eo2w JNO. B. WARD.
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Arrest az a Count~rfeiter.

OVFR TIVE rPOusArD DOLLAss or uUupTxKFFI1
MONEY fzxD-cOusTkRrsIr FLArss SECURED.
IRON The s. Louis he yuohcsn. June ~
Yesterday morning, IN cooFelncnre OF Information
neivef, CAPTAIN kannbg, az the inHcpcndcr Detective
Pocc Of tpis city. rrccscced In making arrest m
pdvdual 90 Main street near Carr, named Nelson Drugs
VITO bad 10 his procession IS as Ia counterfeit money a
the follo0tng banks and doU ominalo1s
Bank Of Ihppexs, Sis, ives
CAnal kant, OF New Or cans t~cntics.
Bsnk Of p1tisneld, Mao Eves
Bank of Commerce, Va ives
N. W. BANK az Va nvos.
slate Banh Of Missouri tuen,ies.
fumers Bank of MAfsiand. oue tuDdrods
ro'tnsrp Bank Of Kentucky. uncs.
Hreyvie Bsns ~ Ilrrs. tsr,.
southern Bank of kentHcky, hves.
OF tseee couDssrise .575 OF the Bank q Chp-
"a, sed are esscUted IN exceebs manner being TAB
November l. 1887 Letter A. horses end locoz,oti-e in
Toe csntrc piece and Indian sitting post1rs tue
viFnee. The other bills, % which are the az
Fregate 81 go appear b. samples OF tnaa not
bel 2 tDed OFT rlcy well executed especi sly
on the Sta Bank Of Missouri
Bfiggs hSt elo To hts posse,rcn fpr plates for gse
psnufacture Of ocsuf money, a. followss-
lnUnlx Bank OF Chicago, hfIrr
Hirie Bank Of Onto ffar1-,reuHc~
ktsic Bark Of Ohio. (bsci )-iv enties
Sappanck rsnk. w,at frt, foun. tens
The plates Of the State Bsnk % OHIO appear be
The ohers have been used impre.sobs from ther.
have been circulated IN th oy Those OF the Ssugaiaos
Bank have been described IN the Reptcdn several DAYS
since The pals 81 3ank ~ Ci'-aso differs from Abe
genuine by the omission 81 the eter 40" in the wetd
"phapix"
Briggs ~As taken baore Jusiice He rheursih who com
SnilLed him for future ezsrpsou
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tirorn the CnarieefJu Mercury, June ~
VIC have b~n kindly favored rtb q letter containing
The fob wing extract jpst rrseived frsa Oregon Territory
II r' N eent.m Of see highest respeotAbity and po
tnon and eyb ,s The vser Of the spsr ia references
slavery, oeotidesed practical insuturon A long
neg oss' rre al present hsh prices have fsu In
uor niroduon into Orereu BIT ts statement goes far
70 soor the recnsnsed advantages the institution, AMI
the tichly ftnenentaaty Of III opponents Northern men
arc not Glow see The truth arb recxpseli when thr
n'ertst Goes not s In the oppise direction and hc
bonal rrsjudsce - oo surred up Her. b. pr sc,cs do
saonsvralcu a asss sagsc'y;--
Aso~zb, q. T., Apr 20, 1851.
We shall have VAIN times In hir Territory rnu are
nSEiiteo ipo the dn,su Ttsfe. NE ssvrv question
WI s~uiow ny cvcry pher consideration spc you peed
not be surprised 0eeon knocks fer ssm-ss en- With
pro saverg constitution rbe di>sfy % spax labor
err sad famit Servants working grz chans, In the
feelrg even Norers Feople setacd kere throughout
The farnng ous q IRE csnntry and Ne mining reeions
are suest Unanimous for slavery. There wu be some
bowhrs Zone by the wsrsbi2pesp here befer ee
get THROUGH the fight shal for slavery myself Cor T.
together vip my ~ire have become tired " doing The
WORK for ~eh nceoes opy ny na,ure male aud con
stNlhd. The present price Of labor he-e will keep %
doun for geDeson, unless permit ~ 10 purchase
slsves from the SAFES and hold them. Ia such
ve win nste Oregon shove ahead and soon bsye beses
rtaae Of society ,ha7 We now have.
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from the - B-ue Democrat, June "a
The steamer Spread Eagle arrived evening fr,u
point on the Upper Missouri. 1900 miles above ~ fns
srd oo miles beyond Fort Union the mouth Of the Yel
low stone 2oclock Yesterday forty eight day. had
elapsed sinac her dcIarurc from this port business
connected with the american Fur Comrany sho brushl
dozen about 90 rscss Of furs and 30 ounaneors mon
alfred rarity Indian gart and with faces aimoe, az dark
as that Of the indian.
The Indians. a. FAR ~ known, were quiet, aud showed
rs driuoh 70 hPht amongst them, elves trouble the
-hies excepting folio W. On the dovu
up band OF aimed Ass,ulbois observed cougrers
TO- on the bs1k, ard made tgnsls Unwilling The boai 20
ssd Tho officers not thinking quite safe 70 do So de-
TRIMMED TO iruse and sounded the bell a N about 70
lao but kept her moving tviy pA,t the indians we're
81 course highly displessed q, ba movement arcd
ceey al ule boot, hut fortnnay only bullet struck
TIE bat NO one was hurt. This Was The Last seen Of
thee indians
~u he recolecscd ths, there were several csses OF
fn toz on board the steamer Cara xhen nhe yi.ts The
Uprcr kississppi last year n sfervards ascevsan
cd s - dreadful ralafy found I've vay about The sAme
time TITO to lodges 81 aoerfan tribe Of Inoans made
ieatut havoc, sweeping ssay large part Of her prm.
ber end slmost depopu Ing ~ their villages
The surviving INDIANS of s ubs 10 tbls dsy gressv
ncsns,d against The Cara and speak Of her n terms Of
haired aud vinGicvepcs.
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nARIfIME INfELLlGENCB.
ALBANIA ron Few roRx-rHis
vvH snfA.........-s.. Z 81 HIGH vArBB ......Dorn 81
Port OF Hsw York, june ~, 1857.


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sehr Rescae bacon. B.i,morv-y y Mcxes
aai hS.ns .s's
Steamer Artisan, Candin. BALTIMORE
June II 9TH mdse and passengers. 20 q II s.nd
hs%pon Ro,Ss Sss r. WIN % ss.s s sFo
M 70 1875 lon - s,w .ignsa.a ~ saP s.pS.Sr
more Somnd south - 49, '' - ~ w"
ship Kurrpe. Arry. Chincha islands 10 day. VA Hampton
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lard or The sss nss sai Sss ss ss
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sh nese and s4s pNs.nsrrs 20 master inst la q. Ton
The Y nAw a large number Of i-enurrs 90 Inc banks
T E s.y Il So - s .. sgs *
Sable leland with light westerly winds
w SSs Sd ssses S sss 20 s' NV SsE' o
IL ~, p1S I'd squadron OF u a.sm-rs airsrps sE.
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e. % ~ lon s. spoke Bremen oarh osea from Bremen for
ns, j. Es:.sas .oA.s' KsAls Ersnsu NAY IN s..
WINDS nearly the whole passage;
eusps sss ' % ss %ssce Dorchester SB "d' With
Brig alpha tsr ourry, Horou Ms 10 days, with plaster
BIs wAudersr tBo Rail winsOr II day., With plaster n
Brig En'erprise gri wiseman, rarrboro, 10 dsys with
Ers David Dnaii, Tsh-,t. Boston for Elraseshpor..
Bra baa.n. J.we,t, Reed, Purt E~en Tor Bo-tno
and & y soa aasa s. 5u nuns e r s I'D sss
spcas Y brig g, De from C.rdeu.s 70, d.lsI
June sps fus. .s ss.s sofs y n:
= sa @ % ss c
s s e ss E N % via aass ss ssd a ,
sshr aumnps Bird DR. KichersOD. wna.or. ms. 10 d.sA
schr sawyer 1us'ei 9, John NIB Is days with lumber.
echf u Hut wsn, Jschsonvili. days
ssSr Ss1 s' p Snf ESpUt ss.y
s,br Lyon, Edvars', vi-s,pis, 19sys
ssr fr.'o ma H:. liSa' bs ss:S,, Gays
T ss %:s King s; ss Gss .:rd sss pays
schr Caroline c, Lunt Es.por, days
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sobr Pslo. wooe'er. Irsnsln. ss.ys
s sssr f P srn so.. sG s ssss az. S.y
tchr s,sle Gregory, Rocsispd Sday.
arbr Msr,eI, thsries, ssoo sdays
rchr Susan. Lorine, ro.tsn. n davs
fchr Uoldcn Fierce. Young Bro1khsvsn
sehr a!tsnO, Po-%sr, POI, E-rp fgr H.,lowef
e<hy agnes Lnr Rondontfw Rs.inn
Hchr Rirgsold Williams with ns.c from vrrcA of chi,
Hsmpahire. ~ ho~r n Jones Re~~h
Steamer Kenrehec Hand. Philad. lphla
Steamer wenscherer Csrh Provdencs
Arrived yrsrday bark wrr-sis tsno) eteenxr,fe from
Bremen Cnut bark "BursaL" ~ maprintedl
Rs1Ov
Bark Rnaesle
Brig Almme
Steamship Betgsque CBels). Antwerp.
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uus N'sksiDgton CoxSe.pc-ssn,scs.
W.ssu-o-as, June 20, lbs,
-Ee Bsy ssasi,o I'VE Arn,s-Tas N'es Possa Report
YIN cru's as,,ss- Marskas o. ~ Dsstrsa
TIE result Of tho lsst ma 10 n shc breach loading r
rl q, the Cptad ss,es' lrsenss n this city, OH
esaly communicated 10 the We Department yesterday,
and BY the hon~rshIe Secretary Of war referred Col
Cooper tho Adjutan General Of the Army What stops
will be taken By the government In the purchase Of dre
arms bss pos yet been decided on though Gov Floyd
ra,6er suspects efficiency 81 all the inventions
wi en- brousht bard frontier service The Governor Is
hi nse brag shot with the old fashioned hong ride, with
which bs bas been accustomed 70 hunt deer the
tanr Of Western Virginia. and he believes that with
proper srrspe ement Of sgh the old rice would provo
the best The contest between the manufacturer for the
contrast, 10 . spirited one
Military Academy has been communicated to the Score
ary 81 War, and s Of tnusua length Its recommen Ia
tons touching the Improvement In this pet sehool OF the
numerous, and receive the full sanction OF
the department. AcYy Of the document ! send you BY
mail
General Cass returned home few days SINCE and has
been cea ing bis table If the numberess anxio Inquiries
WHICH have made by expectaDts OF ONCE 10 know
Tby their pecuhAe claims have be permitted TO lie 40
gentleman Is In the enjoyment of fine health and
turns his ardnous post with Increased vgT " mind
and Body Bis family arrangements will all be compieed
within week two, and then, he saye, the applicants
Cor oftce Win receive all due attention
A delegation csliea Mr.. B en- q short time since
urge the appointment Of Mr. Flynn Marshal Of the
Tie rct OF Ccumbis, ofSe II $500 $4,000 per
snpum. The pr.sden. heard them through, and paid
proper respect TO all the urged why Mr. shorld
be The appointed Then turning 10 the spokesman Of the
party responded that the Marshal Of tho District
pied bat of confidential relation to hts family and
he shout have bear this IN mind Shsu beso TuR
ponmen yet be would duly con,ider the GAINS Of Mr.
friend had grown "beaufnly less by degrees" after tho
very diplomatic answer Of Mr.. Buchanan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

IvAIlAy oFvRA-Btlhnis elegant opera OF Norma .
with Nine laGrar &c and srnori Arnod and Coes the
ing A. this win he the last oporatic performA TINS
wrek there win doubtless be large attendance.
Nmro s-asporina Rola, whose dbut created 20 much
eno,enent among the votacs OF Tcrpchore Monday
evening 70 make her second appearance night
heroine in the ballet pAntomime Of "paquA-U Tho
msdy company viii also appear In "skeches In India F."
msrce With The nautical drama Of "Bsck Eyed susan -
In which Mr. c. Fisher makcss capital william The
farce rallied ''Tryipg On" s 10 foor, aud whole
will conclude with shAksperes famous comedy OF "Ra-
tharibe ann Petruciho"
wAnAckf -Mss logan win To night enaot the payt Of
Psrhen the romantic drama Of "ngomAr" The hero
Of shirh Ia n be porrs cd by Mr. J. O. uo~e (ns frst
appearance slpce hp from Europe Tho
farce n "Tornpg the Tables constitutes The aerpicce
LArpA Knnss-The elegantly Illustrated and finely act
Keene. Mrs Johnston. and Messrs Whea,lelsh Dnsh.m
and Bnrn play The principal charactsrr u W hs the
i're to night "a Romantic iaoa, sit Mr. Johnston
an srusDg character, folio %.
oirsrcAnosher exceedingly spicy bin has boon prc.
pared Tor the ensersnment & ,ue fun loving community
toh evening Mr. and Mrs Howard are 70 parforn 10
tho "-nmpsmbulst:" Mr. Chaufrau will give his in nit
able ver-on OF tbs "rssc struck Barber and Messrs
Bah ard scy mcur play The ''siamoss Twins"
AsssIcAs hu-rrx Mr. C. W. Cake gill this afternoon
spresi IN The ,citrg drama Of the "Corscan Brothers,
porter BY the eaoing talent the company IN the
evening Mr. Conways sucocssfnl play Of "Rachri The
HAper' to be W odootd with appropriate scenery and
Rvod cast
srnsns.-Betdes songs, burlcrquc. ami DANES, t.ec
'bthS Woods hustrel viu repeat their acx co meal
ny Of "Ibc sssicisp In which they have made quite
bit shahsperesp Readings the "Grape yioe rwistn
rerri1c Horse Combat" various oihr -niusicaues
form The Bry ssu' programme al Mechanics Hall
Tn VIM THr.rucai Nrrc,i Pnofrsuos Tho ,heasr
rsl fessoD long fe deep regret al the unfrtu
bate situation Of Mr.. VIM Roberts toe popular orchestra
lrsde- We presume mort of ere arc aware that
Mr. Rnne-t< afflicted ~ith lunacy about two wears
ego has since ben IN the Inu.,,c ssyIun Al
the time be met with this sicsop had wife and Eve
children 60 rely dependent on his ene-ons for support
hn hu tU~Y In H~s lsxl. k.s-x
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Geographic Marine Reppst.

Geographic Marine Report.
BOSTON. June so Arr barta 1oier Rue Resyr~, Mes
eins; Volunteer Hamilton, rsa zlaon, Davis
MARI Lucrea Gibbs, Port R-en briggs riissb~ ray
or Philadelphia roaen MAYO Port gen; stessncr WIN Jen
asrptd marine Corrs~poodsnss.
PHILADELPHIA, June 38-Arr briga Chss I'd ~srd Has.
Baker Npedcfd RsaSolph, Iupkin. N site q: Kendsl
Fron Fyrrt; rchrs rra ler Foster. Bosor; Triumph
Arris do Nsry Adrnc. Jenkins Salisbury Nd; topephus
Fhwn Cofyr Naudcnkc River; Magnolia Thatcher hosnu;
eey RouS Rser, dol hessh, Benson, NBedfu; Harriet
Cousins - Glass Blower, oa,ne fanesville; q s.s,'
scn COBB HXkcs.own; McFee barker, Southport;
Richard Bud3, Arnold Fail River; Hunter Fisher Dghton
Only Hon. Ferry, Bedford.
eli reamship Boston, seev Nyors bark Coriells lind
say Farbsdoee; brgs Kendall, Nornr Boston; Randonh
Lnhn, do Wal Fosier 10; fehraaka NnFaden Ran
echrs Triumph, Arts, po-ton; o wing Couoycr nqh
on II msfe Endcott Be.toei New IA rpshire Fo-d So
Helen, Long 9srdiner Me- u cullen Robnsoa Nessasss
Hurter Fbher Prnvtdrnos; ncfee Barrs n Mlsori 1T
H1ah Benson Nbedford. q NJ her Rppla Nrwrh
klien Bush, Oain, Bos,on; q Peaslee Foster IA
msseeiiancou ard Disasssrs.
rsrs-fhe new steamboat sou,saed owned By The
Staten Island Ferry 90, went yesterday Afternoon on
sincere Trip She 30 fee, icrg bean ~ feet ALL with
nush deck has beam engine cylinder ~ inches aud feet
strobe
The steamship Ericssop Capt 1owber went down sh-
bay yes erdsy afternoon trial trip. and rr5urusd ~ the
city sboutts PIX
BARs OnfIros P,nnal befors rovted sshors On amn's
Point below Bairore rot Of aud tosed up " bsu
ne on eondsy The sNhorr t,e night 81 the Nh,
80 sos "a No xh, ser sATns essss .oass and hkps