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Io<ros, June 4, 1855.
The rsoperi Schem~ IN Cerxyal Ame.ca- Departure Of
M. Manning, the English Consul, b. josn Monssew
Belly, Or.
Beyond the Fac, Of the outcry among your people with
regard 10 British outrsee" against American vessels
(Which, BY the way subject 10 be easily settled by
explanation the part Of this g0vermen there little
nsrg Of Importance 10 write upon the subject an
mportan, 10 you and your rcaders-or Central American
sasrs-sud urOn that am position TO throw gres,
Zeal Of light which scarcely possible have reached
you through any other channel.
Al one Of NE peculiar Institutions Of this great mesro.
porsa club house-I have had opportunities OF meeting
together social and quasi private circle both the sgen
Of Nessrs Mand o., ofFars, d which hsuse NJ Felix
Belly member and al present the representative and
plenlpotcniiNy thrtrs America, and relative OF
M, SVuas monpg, IN EnsHsh DrshanA VI of~lezse
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which $50 900 bales were American.
STATE OF TRADE.
The sdvices from the manufacturing ds,ri-ss arc I'M
favorable at Manchester there was but nulc INJURY for
goods and yarns, and prices weak
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
The market for breadstuds wW duh, but generally
steady Messrs Richardson. spence Co. state that the
weather had been favorable for the crops Flour was
quiet Western Canal, 2os els. Philadelphia and Bal
more, 2is. 2ls Cd. ohio, els Cd. ia. Who's, was
duh al the decline Of Tuesday (rcpor,cs per vsnderbnp
Rcd Western, &c. 3D. SIS. Id. whte Southern, Ts Is
3D. Corn quiet ii JAS 81. ais. o. for yellow and
32s 32s. Cd. Tor white.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
TIE Liverpool produce maTkes was generally s,esiy;
hcssrs. Bisand Aytha 90, Richardson Spence a Co..
James Mchcnry and others report beef quiet ou, soasy
holders offered their stocks freely, but evnccd d-
position 70 prem sales. Pork was nrm 81 last quoted
rates. Bacon also was firm. lard was du and Sos an
extreme price in retail. rsllow Was nominal.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers and other circulars quote ashes quet
37s 3ss for both pots and pearls Sugars were du AMI
quotations barely maintained. CoGso was duh Rice was
steady Carolina, 1ss. %. for mddlns Tea wu IN I'm.
proved demand, but without change in rates R,su was
dull 81 g. for Spirits turpcn,ine dull 1t as.
Fish oils very dull, and sales unnporant IIrsccd
oil was selling at 3ss a 32s. Cd.
LONDON MARKETS.
The circular Of Messrs Barring Brothers reports bread
suns tensipg dovnvuds. Wheat Is. 70 "a. lower
the week. Iron steady Sc ssG S. for both rails
and bars Rice firm Sugar was firm. Coaee stesdy
Tea was IN but little demand and prices weak coasou,
Io,d. ralIow dull al 23s ID Ilnseed OIL s2s Cd Sperm
OIL tse ios ss7 Spirits Of ,urpensre are not mentioned
In ihe circular
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Personal Intelligence.


Among the rasse myers who sslled Yesterday BY ne
star % the west for California Nile. CAstlIop tns
celebrated French actress who has performed three or
four timer here.
following soryTwo three years ago the railway ius
between Albany snd Buso consolt under ma
tile Of the Ne~ York Central. Thrrisv Need Of th0
Albany b,nirg Journal engineered ths matter tAroash
the Legislature, and for h< service receive
handsome of - 600 Of which zssus Corning was IN
furnsh 1000 and Dean Richmond ~ 600 The plaR
succeeded, and We moncy w@ paid over. But IN Mr.
Weed didn't think would look well have shs stock
stand IN his narne. he made old ana par-
ucular friend Of hs-Mr kclnosh-who hal made money
railroad contractor. wAA understood Deswees me
perses tas, seinsorh was 70 hold The stock and vhcn
DIED, and forgot 10 leave will So the sdrnssraxors In
making the account OF the sscts stumbled upou tbs
certificates tor This $500, and nut than dovs -
The deb's paid and bandscuns ba,snce vAS I'm s
the WIDOW the attractive Mrs Mcintosh who vas marr~d
few weeks ago 10 Mr.. ex President Fillmore rhzriovs
eight thousand dosrs went along win 'hs viiov insc
BADLY a. one man can hate another For pout,co
dssous yarn IL net bad, and makes fun
ARRIVALS.
From chA,,esoo. in be ;sssm'hig roInnsls,xis-
sDt issy Mus Nsr,s o $ Nc Kline and Iady Maxwell.
sns s;so fSS sy ss ssr.S .ss
rsyssr PPuyesr. o Esversl Mrs JACOB. and ohlid,
s w, s s' sss - sss sss w ssd
haley S ,ud hsy ~. HPPsn Ms .,i .As Jso SIT.
feess Mrs. JosSsos SYKES. = nssssn.cr' 49,
Livingston, W Hale, Niles Ieshe, and wensy sve IN
Jones. " W Mario.
From Carncoss in s--t rseis-H- Jss- seven. K
vie ana sns Of csrt stevens. q s.s,us sa.s N. Jana
Benssn and daughter, , L BrsnIo, Bsitinsre
From savsnilla' In bark sxrah-xrs n sss~e. A sal
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Orders have been received at the Gosport Navy yard 70
o. out the sloop of.wsr John Adams.
Lieut. z. 4 Norburn, L. s. Navy, has ceeu ordered 10
california TO JOIN the exploring expedition ntune tbo
navy yard, Mare island. Lieut. rhorburn " the officer
detailed by The government 10 accompany expe-
dtonto California last fall, me oompese Of which
has been published in the HshtD. better seecto. ro
an expedition requros ability, zeal snd courage could no,
have been made.
The u survey Dg steamer vixen arrived a. eaivesirn
previous tolrh inst
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Tvs Bovps or ETHAN ALLEs.-rhe burlington
Allen, ,hs her. " nsVpdsrOss really hare bees found
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ACCOUNTS BY THE FERRIES.
The Ferry boa.s which ply at stated intervals the
East and North did not suffer any damage, bot the
passergers board Of each during the storm enjoyed
fine opportunity Of witnessing the fury Of the gale
On the Williamsburg side Of the East river little boy,
about four and half years old, Of Mr. Babb agton,
pilot Of one Of the boats, sustained pretty sharp shock
Of lightning He taken into the waiting u the
Peck slip boats and recovered by the application Of pro-
per remedies.
The flag sa Of the Peek slip ferry house was sh;vercd
by lightning
The Fulton ferry boats reported from Brooklyn thus
The storm which passed over Brooklyn did considsra-
bic damage TO awnings, fences trees shruboery, &c.
IL was particularly severe In Gowsnus where many
torn up by the roots fences demolished and
roofs blown of. number OF boats along shore were
smashed and larger vessels forced from their
fastenngs and blown upon land drfted into the bay
There considerable injury to the crops far down
Bay Ridge.
woman named Farrell, residing on the corner Of
Flatbuh avenue and Dean street, killed by stroke
Of lightning which entered the room in which she was
sitting.
Nothing Of note was heard by the Wall street boats.
me Hamilton avenue and South ferry boats bsough.
news eevere ran but that the storm very
lent at or around the landing places on the Brooklyn
side.
Exceedingly heavy rain was experienced on Staten
Island but the Storm reported, not Of particularly
great violence nor Of long duration.
The Jersey City boats, from ami to Cor.Iandt street,
New York, unpjured, but brought word that tho
storm ragged violently far a. could be seen up the
North river.
The steamboat South America which runs on the North
liver TO Kingston, from New York. lost her smoke pipe
during the gale, did another North river boat the
OF which the ferymaster at Corandt street could
not Learn.
The Hoboken boats on the Barclay, Canal and Chris.
TOPPER street lines did not bring any news, the
gale spoken Of by the passengers being very
The rain, they said tremendously heavy for the
space Of q few minutes.
ALI tho double decked boats running on the East aud
North rivers had 70 haul down and reef their summer
awnings In double quick time, lest their upper works
should be carried away and tho ferry boat passengers
said that the scene in the East river and along its shores
was 81 one moment alarming.
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AProrwsrsr.- Henry Il. Smith, Collector If
The Customs for the Disrss Cf Champas, " a; resp.
ponttd.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The london money market was without ohgnge. ON.
soils IN the street closed Al az 96 FOR account div
dend.
The bullion in the Bunk OF England had decreased
sl23,oo
AyuRrCAS SExTRTTTrs.
The market for tie American securities was dull and
the sales unimportant
LIVERPOOL COTTON NAsxEr.
The Brokers Circular states the sales OF tho week
1000 bales, Of which 1000 bales were speculation
The from the United sstcs by the Persia was 70
gaIded unfavorably, and caused decline OF quarter
Of a penny In the Iow~ qualities, and eighth OF
penny In the fair and middlng descriptions The ssles Of
Friday the 11th nst 900 bales, the market clos
ing dull st the following auotations
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letter from CArc, dated June 10, 70 the 81 LOUIS Re-
publican, says The reports In your paper OF the 18th,
relative 70 the condition OF town are greatly exsg
gersted 10 he sure entirely inundated and covered
with water insdc OF our evecs 70 the same height ~ IN
and ri present there reasonable expectation that suoh
win be The case. Many OF citizens still living IN
the upper stories OF their houses and do expect 10
remove therefrom The damage 10 our cvees 10 but In
considerable and can be repaired when the waters Sub
side at an expense but trifns when compared 70 their
original cost but about three hundred feet having been
vWhed while the entire evees about nine miles
in extent The injury 10 town consists principally IN
the displacement OF Fences outhouses sidewalks and i'm
merson in water Of furniture, goods and merchandise
but ~ yet We are not aware Of any serious damage any
building OF any considerable Our damages all be
repaired In very short time, and town made
good ~ new. Ia the meantime our Ohio evee, nearly
three qra-ers OF mile 10 length and eighty feet IN WIDTH
entirely shove the water ,snording SIMPLE space for the
transaction OF our business Nad refuge 70 such
driven by the water from The interior OF the town.
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FRANCE.

misunderstanding between Austria and France was
considered imminent.
the Bank Of France had increased It's specie nearly
seventy millions OF francs In month.
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DsAR SE-fours Of The 18th instant reached me to-day
but unfortunately, without the "epclosed" matter of
which ~ spears can, however, INFORM you that the
postage on letter 70 or frvn Csr.da not weighing
half an ounce, " ten cens which be prepaid not,
a. the option OF NE sender but the fsmer must be
prepaid tn fun. no notice being taken Of part psymcnt
HORArfO KING, Fsst Asssstans ?. NJ Gen.
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PosTAaE TO CANhpa.--A notice in one ~ fhe
New York papers few days since STAGED thai letters
from the States having ten ceut stamps upon them,
not received postpaid IN Canada As the practice had
been uniform, says the Albany Argus, letter was sd
dressed 70 ne Post 0ce Dcpartment asking wheher
cents ws9he regular postage 10 canads 70 which the
annexed 6fhe answer
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ENGLAND.

The warlike preparations going on in France had at
raced the attention of the English press and Parliament
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Dsrae repuda.ed all idea
Of danger Of with France, and said the relations Of
the two Powers we're of the most amcabIc nature.
Mr. Fitzgerald had stated the House of Commons that
Mr. Mason, the American Minister 10 Paris, bored under
grave mfsapprchensons in representing England .
acquiescing in the free labor movement.
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SPAIN.
INDIA.

The Spanish journals say that Concha
General OF Cubs.
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The roof d the stage ssnes Of ihe Seventh avenue ae
was blown or and portion " the Stone COPING pnrsd
JOHN law Thomas Ryan, toe hester in 'he seine s'sSie
vas strlc< ~ lightning Both men were taken 70 the
Hospital.
Mrs. Bridge. FaryLl resting IN Dean street. near Fiat
husn avenue, williamsburg, vas killed by being struck
by lightning during the storm yesterday afternoon she
vas sitting ny tia window At the time, and WAS killed In
simultaneously
During the tqus yesterday, the Greenpons ferry boa.
Boston became disabled In the stream and toWed
into The DOCK By another boat OF the line roS
boat, which pes between Thirty Sh street, New York,
and Hunters Point cspsiEed with three board,
bus nc lives we're lost The rescued from the
New York shore.
Several Steamboats, forced into the middle OF the
Ess. rver and had to css: anchor there h.t ether
smaller craft.
Amongst the steamboats, was Che Rip Van wnkle and
the Empire City.
The evening wound up clear and COOL the bright nason
light sud shining stars contrasting strangely with the pre-
vious disastrous havoc.
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Dates from Bombay, received by telegraph from Malta,
are 70 the 2ls Of May The British had entire possession
Il the territory ofRohound The enemy deserted Bsrey
a. tho British approached An attack Calpeo ex-
pected in few days Oude was quoting down.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
,-~>o~->~~<~--.-~>N~~~-
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA OFF CAPE RACE.
N-0~y~N~-.-------(o-e-~.--
SAILING OF TIE TELEGRAPH FLEET.
sNsN"eS-0eS~s40N--eN--N~-~
Settlement Of the Difficulties between
England and Naples.
~~~e>~o~~--N~~~~~-~~---~~
THE NEW GALWAY LINE Of STEAMERS.
.--~>N~-N0~-o~~0~~~~~->----,
INTERESTING FROM INDIA.
NSNNoN~NoS~N~~O~.0r0<.
Gen. Concha to Remain Governor of
Cuba.
Opposition Of England to the French
Free Labor Movement.
STATE OF TEH MARKETS,
&c., Sc, &c.

81. JoEa, NJ F., June 81, 1885,
The royal mail steamship persia Capt. Judklns, from
Liverpool Saturday the 18th inst, boarded of
Cape Race at eight O'Clock Saturday evening by
steamer Victoria, the newly employed yacht Of the
Associated Press,
The news % quite interesting, will DO from tho
subjoiued summary Of its points
The Atlantic telegraph feet sailed on the 10Th
The affair of the steamer Cagliari, between England
Sardinia and Naples, had been satisfactorily settled Tho
terms upon which the affair settled a. follows
Naples agrees 10 compensate the English engnoers with
300o to place the giar at the disposal Of Queen VIC
toria and TO berae the Sandman prisoners forth with
new weekly line Of steamships, o. which the Indian
Empire formerly the United sates) s the pons,r, VAS
ready for operations The Indian Empire, with the colo
NAL and United States mails would leave Galway for
Halifax and New York Friday last She expected 10
runfrom GALWAY to Halifax in eight days.
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SAILING Of THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
FLEET.
The Atlantic Telegraph fleet expected 70 reach mid
ocean and commence the operation OF laying the cable
about the 10th Of June They would proceed there
sail. The Agamemnon lowed out OF Plymouth Sound
at A. n Oh the 10th, and the Niagara left under steam
at II. The squadron subsequently started under CANVASS
with northerly breeze.
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM IN NEW YORK.
TuBfNe or A CHIMNEY IN MULBERRY srRErr-A
WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
The roofs OF the houses Mulberry street were sous-
ly effected in many instances by the storm Several OF
them were much damaged and many Of the fullest chin.
neys leveled with the ground The most lamenta
ole occnSonco In this street. however, the blowing
down Of the tall chimney Of the Methodist book store,
No. 200 Mulberry street. The chimney wss about 10
feet In height and built Of brick and stood almost be-
the OF The book and the tenement house.
No 1es sdionss H. sudden gust Of the storm passed.
up along the street about ave minutes 10 Ave O'Clock
whirng people who CHANGED 10 be in Ne way at the time
In every direction, and sweeping the chimney Of
which we have been speaking scross the roof Of The
tenement house adjoining where 4 stood Tho
wi w@ literally severed by 1s weighs a We
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GREAT REPUBLIC

"CREAT REPUBLICn
MONTHLY
TO THE PUBLIC, THE BOOK AND PERIODICAL
TRADE. AND THE PRESS.
We have the honor to announce that we shall ISSUE on OF
is Of bccember 10 bc "a
early attention Of the public and the periodical trade
the FIRST number of illustrated magazine 10 be called
TIE "GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY.
intended TO make this magazine superior In every
aayhing before this country The
rs scope character best be understood Its
be horcurhy naonsa wise sectional sectariAn.
and wholly II will the
Of this Union ccmmcn held where they caa meet on thu
highest ground Ut contemporary liter IL will aim % gath
er about ii every variety u Intellect
range Of articles win be wide one, covering among
other grounds skechez humorous tales stories his
torca nedents reviews cques biographies scientific art
table talk Incidents politics. poems, bal
lads music correspondence, gossip Ae &e
The will be profusey illustrated la the highest style
Of wood engraving.
The literary department viii esen greater variety, CON
h,ned With thorough excellence believed. than
before offered 20. American public IN single periodical
The following authors popular writers Included
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AsOsE rF STS.

AriBfOS 0ARnFN. -
IN psn,s ~. ~ Ls NV
tpnl. - cenis
rob greet cents
Mat. iUhes .... g. Hrrh~sts s-ats fecur ~
MONDAY FFsafs.. NOyr ~.
FtR ftfBkk NtEha ONLY.
raI GREAT rAFsL CoMPtNT.
urds ths arrSt.4i Of
oasKiIg. and FRANCOIS.
The c.i.br,iei Rrpsisu aa.sfesAr
RCA IAIH'AS,
and ts.eHts9 = nv Nf.Hoer
tNOtr1iuNs o. HE flftHI Rof'F.
hr Nsreil Zfntre3a and
Ih~ tmlsis t0n h. dveftis~sn snt
kLAGhiNtatD
Punebirpla Young Amef'ca
Nons Nf,huu MID Iina windsi Ma ersaces Ia
The comic AID ifssnshc nanton,me,
u.s.kSf.
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Nv winter Arrangement On and aner Monday, NOV 1883
trains VIII leave Iweny sstA street, Ne. Ycxt - follows
r. IA s..s g lSsay; 0M, " wsas Plain: 20
rails sP T. White Flsins sis r. n rom whs and cears
s,reels, $50 =, wnlams bridge Returning VIII leave
y, Cro.oo rsls A. Mlertcn % A y, wA.s Pisir.s
bridge i1,N -, wnbe fians; r. n, whks fhanA r.
wM &c AxrBx1d. superneadsal
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rf,HOMAS vEITCH, AUCrIONEER.-oFrICE 10 Erkucf
sreetShern sale of fancy goods and To be sold at aic
lion account OF former purchasers refusing y take thets
bills and to be sold their Monday Nov ~ $780,
10 street stairs * IL A. NJ consisting oil anoy
goods Jeweiry pia ne9ies, and general assortment OF
Yankee noiicns, &c, &c. JAMES q. WIii.ET. sheriff.
It,M. 4. BOYD. AUcrrOSEER
W PUBLIC AUtfiuN-rHE STOCK AND flArukeS
Of livery Stable Will be sold Monday. the -stn 81 NOV
Mt 10 O'Clock, ali the stock aud fixtures Of livery stable 20
Spring street consisting Of 10 coaches bsroues
Wagons IT all descriptions seighS 10 single harues coa.n
harness set Of hight double harness. blankets robes nM
poles and shafts s,dles and brides &C. ana an tue
- SILAS wOODkUFf,
Successor of James Coddington.
yArM Writer'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL on MON
w day at O'Clock nj 1864 Canal str Get general
Of household furniture. &c perior chanser dioog
&c.; the whole comprising hand
assortment suit families aud others On TUESDAY at
O'Clock i5i Canal street dry goods fancy goods snow cass
store fixtures &c, dc.
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7 AURA KEYNES THEATRE. GA BSoADwAY
ia UNahaTkD SLCCg.ss Am SEVENTH WEEK
TOM TAYIORs GREAT oRIolSAh COMEDY.
Witch htg been performed ~ this theatre for
SIX IoSsEGurvE WEEKS
To Overlooking having been witnessed during s
representations bg
NEARLY SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,
Who have testified thes opinion and appreciation u is NE
SPONTANEOUS BURSTS or LAUGHTER
AND GENUINE APPLAUSE
such before echoed within the walls OF any
metropolitan theatre. - - -.
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" FOR SAN PR aNCISCO.
Clippers ssring regularly twice q month.
Clipper Of SATUgDAY, Dec. e.
The famous No. extreme clipper ship
COMET Todd commander Is rapidly loading a. pier 10
EaGk of Wall This ship built i
Rev York ~ Vim. Webb Rs, expressly for the Caiifor
MIA trade and IL frhed every Ia the superb
has made the Francisco IN log days
returning n 6 days ana from Liverpool 70 Hong Yong la ~
which shows the fastest sailing record Having al
ways carried and landed her ca-gs In perfect order The
underwriters take her ~ lowest
For balance 81 freight apply " wv. 7. COLEMAN Co.,
D Wall street, Tonsnc Building.
Asens in ran Frarctseo, Mcsrs WIN r. Coleman Co.
Exchange Fan Prsaca,o for sale In su ilmcj
advances made shipmcntsof approved merchandise.
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sufppuSo.

L,oa PORTSMOUTH. CRY POINT AND RICHwosp.-
T The nitej stascs mail slesmship NoaNOks, taetsia
Thomas Skinner, wi leave on "Wednesday &c ls Dec "a
oclok NJ No rs North river she will strive ~
newt agrncon and feersburg the following
morning Passengers for the south viii proceed by hs grew
Sou,herr al Those Richmond will arrive here
early Friday morning Travellers viii mad tas NE cheap
eat ous route PsssenRera At-
win .tserors 10 Norfolk ~ pcse-ssrg as pehasrs
90 Apply N HENRY LUpLAA, ~ Broadway
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A ALL NEWS DEALERS
ALL AGENTS,
Will be ready early December supply tho public with
THE GREAT kEPUBIJC MONTHLY.
+ AIDES AMERICAN MAGAZINE
IL incorporated with Graham's Monthly
One copy, year.
Two copies one
Oface No. 7 Beekman street NY
HENRY WHITE, Publisher.
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L.RGSCH 1HEATRF
IL 81 broadway. Eoeiist night Ihursdai Drc. .
Complementary benehtr,
Mir fAfRsLOUGb,
FIRST appearance Of Miss rpta Anktnn Mss Jeaag Ma
son, 81 has ciy TIE MERCHANT OF NGalGE, shy,tck
Mr. taircloygh. Forth, Ms Orphs ausinn. AnSPiscr
FEMME u AKiISTE, Mr. W. ward IN the prn spsi foe
kT UNION, Arr UNION. ART UNION
"A Gon,ert iIsi, ~ .roadwty
UsEQI hLIpD aTTk ACTIONS
EVERY MtMBER A STAR.
HOUSES CROWNFp fH krFt E ALTON.
Reengagonen, - slL As D. BAirWfN soc grv itse IT All
nsineJuggers WAC tauners applause
as he sppears Ia : Is asgnpso tohshte acts
First appearauce sJE SMITH the plus ultra III tam
borinists and comic singcrs.
GAYLORD aud CAMPBE. tniDstreis have so,irtbng
evening.
CHAS. DUPONT, uurrv.ed baiAsd siogar;
JIM SANFORD, Irish coulic singer;
JULIA PRICE. aueeI o song
BATE WALTRHS,
The fsseiuat'f danseaae,
Supported by first class artists the largest and most
varied encrtnnen; IN the Admission 10 sundss
concerts. WAOSwOhra = foS, Proprstors
Low Gaylord. Stage Managsr
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nocros warn ses BRoAnway sovrHRsr COR.
IL rer ~ Brooune street. Once hours
M oil 10 NJ. daily. bp sundsys ncw a. \. Nj Is n
nR. WATSON, $50 pRooxr srRrvT. SECOND BLOCK
~ west 81 broadway ode hours from sin he morning
70 3 N The evening.
nR. NJ LARMOET, 81 MERCER STREET, CORNER OF
Spring oppress 81 Nicholas Hotel. New york oace
ours from 10 A. ~ IN III, NJ, except Sundays