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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27
SEJHGEON DENTIST.

wv III. Deffenbacher, is permanently located il
wv .Platteyile and
Wsil Visit lancaster
e week in every two hs. commencing wthOct
And will Visit Potosi
the Second week of month,the balance Of time
n Patteyille. -.
All Disease Of Tire mouth attended to with prompt
ness Persons having cavities and wish 70 save
their teeth have gold filings at the low price q
> cavity Persons wishing teeth offer to make tee'i
and warrant them to eat with them the hfst week. u
good mouths. Satisfaction given il al cases. or ne
chage. .;;.,, f,a1 --.-,,;.rn
a-s- Rooms on Main Street. over Bevans' oBokstore
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27
nFFIcERs.
PAY UP-tAAT POTOSI..

II, persons knowing themselves indebted to the
\ unseis iied must pay up bg tile first of January,
1895 OF they viii lave to pay cost. Now remember
This rs 1t is no joke Al kinds produce tnr all notes
accounts due me at iail ifies q! LEE ANDERSON.
i'ulos. .at D.c 1857. Pitt
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sac 81 FOrfelge3 alerlgagea Laaas

STATE OF, W-lSCO NsIy, al
COUNTY OF Dane, 90
Office Commissioner s. and q Lands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

Commissioners of Emigration in relation TO the i'm
mediate reconstruction Of the Hospital buildings at
Quarantine.
The Coroner's investigation OF the stephens case
was continued yesterday at Bellevue Hospital
Miss Sophia and Miss Fanny Bell testified AZ to the
circumstances attending the illness and death OF
Mrs. Stephens. full report Of the evidence is
given elsewhere.
The sales OF cotton yesterday embraced sbou. 1000
bales. The market closed Arm the basis OF about 13xc
per pound for middliag uplands Flour firmly held
and better prices dcmandcd but transactions
less active while sales made at full prices Wheat
active aud prices 6rmer, especially for good
winter red The sales included red Southern at 81 Is
81 26 white do 81 so; and Kentucky white at 81 so
81 S. and white Michigan in store at 81 81 Corn
tinued firm and in good demand including purchases Cor
export Western mixed ranged from Tie a 76c,, and
some two years old sold at &c., Southern and Jersey
yellow were at o6c QSc. and white Southern at Soc
SIC. Pork continued heavy while sales Of mess
made at &l6 IS $ls 90 chiefly the latter figure;
mess vas at $16 s! a SIT, and prime at SI4 90 a
$l4 %. Other provisions steady. Sugars were
steady, with sales Of about 500 600 hhds. Cuba Coffee
firm and active. The sales embraced about $500
bags Rio, 800 do Bahia and some other parcels includ
ing Java and ST. Domingo all at full prices frcgbts
steady, while engagements continued to be mode.
rate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

REPUBLICAN, ASSEMBLY YoMrS

REPUBLICAN, ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The intention q the Republican Central Committee was
10 have the Convention nonnslngs candidates for In.
state Assembly TO meet Friday night Tho genius
whoever he was, who got up the call named Friday tbs
2jh the time, bundcr that puzzled every one wh.
had 70 do with the Convention. A. consequence many
q the Convention met Friday night and the residue
last night. Annexed the result - near az We have
lcarned--
FiRSr DErucT-1he First District Republican Conyeo.
ton met las, evening NJ 10 Beck man street but adjourned
without making any nomination.
srcoSp DISTRICT This Convention met n the repub
can headquarters IN William street. but adjourned over
without making nomination.
Thru nrsrREr-Ths Convention met m the Finh
Ward Hotel, and after organizing adjourned
week for the purpose ~ comforting with the Americans
the choice 81 candidate.
ForRru nsrRrr Convcn tion met nj No es East Broad
way. but did nothing beyond appointing committee 10
confer with the Americans with view TO fusion.
FrTH DryrmcT.-Tbis Convention met nj the Bleecks'
Buildings but adjourned without eiicctng "a domination
SIXTH TsTRiCI.Tbe Convention 0f the sixth District
met last evening IN I'd Grand street. hut effected
nomination
sEvr-u Dvrrrr This Convention met At jefferson
Market and on the first ballot nominated Mr. Frederick
A. ConklinE merchant a member OF the Assembly.
Mr. Conklng formerly represented the Fifteenth ward 10
the State legislature.
Isour, Drvrmcr-Ths Convention was TO have mot at
0nderdonk Hall but reporter could not learn of s
whereabouts.
TSrH DruRrcT This Convention met ut No. eis Broad
way, and after elcctnE committee 10 confer with the
Americans adjourned over 10 Friday evening next.
TmprxxvrH lprsrRrr.--1hs Convention met on Friday
evening for the purpose ~ nominating member of A.
semby but adjourned TO Thursday without eiec,ing
FryyrsSru nsr7ucr Convention aso met on Friday
evening, and adjourned over TO Wednesday withou,
srxrvxxTn Drn@cr--Adjourued from Friday Cor wan q
n
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Tu OyEm,Sp RotTE TO san FEiScIsco.--
We publish this morning an unusually inte
resting letter from our special correspondent
who accompanies the expedition which lcf, s.
Louis on the 10th inst. with the FIRST overland
mail 10 San Francisco. In this he gives history
Of the contract aud tho preparations for it, full
ilment description Of the competing routes.
and the arguments presented in favor Of each
with q large amount Of other information neccs
sary to = perfect understanding Of the Who'll
subject
The expedition j. one q the most important
which has been organized for many years past.
and " successful will lead 10 the opening up Of
direct communication with our possessions on the
Pacific coast. The establishment Of telegraph
line and railroad must eventually follow, and
when these are once constructed and In opera.
ton. II will not be many years before villages
and towns are built along the route, and the
whole line ~ communication j. settled With a
thriving and industrious population.
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THE --LATEST NEWS.
Our SPECIAL WsshinRton Dc.p.tch.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
OFFICERS APPOINTED TO THE PARAGUAY ExPEDI-
TIoN-IMrORTANT DECISION REG ARDISG LAND WAR
RANTS, AC., az.
WASHINGTON, sept IS 1858.
With regard the Paraguay expedition, addition to
pointmeni Of officers Us announced that Commander J.
j. Page captain OF the feet; Commander r. Drayton,
aid; W. IT, Murdaugh, feet surgeon; James NJ Greene,
fleet surgeon Lieutenant A. Jones, ordnance officer.
Commander Samuel Swartwoui has been ordered to e
heve Commander A. T Taylor the command Of the New
York rendezvous on the 26th Of October
Commander W. Bradford has been appointed Light
House Inspector Of the Third district, vice Bell detached
at his own request
Lieut. Boudnot has been ordered TO the Navy Yard NJ
Norfolk and Lieutenant Sinclair ordered 70 ordnance duty
at the place.
The following who passed examination third assistant
engineers have been warranted for service: Winfield
Thompson. Edward B. Latch, George ID. Lining, Edward
l. Dick, Charles Devan, Robert A. Copeland and VIM
H. Gladding.
question On the construction Of the Bounty Land act Of
June g. 1857 This act makes warrants personal estate
and directs in u the death Of the claimant prior
the issue IL the warrant, shall vest u his widow, II
there BE- one and his heirs egatees The con
siructson given this law by the Land Office s that Is
not controlled by former directing the mode Of sue
ccsson bu, repezls such FAR II inconsistent
herewith. This would 10 be the proper construc
ton II h understood different view has been expressed
by the Pension once circular Will shortly be issued
however, determining the question aud 20 Indicate the
course az the Interior Department.
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MIR. DE SAUTY TO MR.. F1ELD.
Tho Case or the Captured SLAYER.

Ht5IUN, cept n I5O6.
The case Of Townsend, the alleged captain Of the
brig Echo was called up again to-day before Commission
Loring, and the following witnesses were examined
Lieutenant MafItt, Commander; Lieutenant j. +. Brad
ford Lieutenant Charles G. Carpenter; DIR. J. NJ Brown
Surgeon Leonard G. Gunnell Captains Clerk Edward G.
williams, Second Lieutenant, and Alexander r. Crossman
Sailing Master-al OF the Dolphin. The testimony
mainly description Of the capture OF the Echo the
Of Cuba, which has already been published Lieut..
Bradford, who first boarded the alleged SLAYER could
identify Townsend the captain being dark at the
time. The morning after he claimed to be simply pas
senger, which character he has since continued to
sumo. The further hearing then postponed until
Tuesday. The question Of jurisdiction is the main one
involved in the present examination.
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NEW DNfkANS. sept. ~, lSbN.
Cotton active. sales to-day 600 bales; low nidlug
N &c. = &c. middBng, 12c. Ike good middnQ
l2ssc l2sc sales Of the week 30 900 bales Receipts
do $50 bales stock NJ this port ~ $50 bales receipts
ahead last year 81 400 bales. Freightz-Cotton 10
Hayre Nc Sugar dull NJ Ta{c for fair Moasses-New
quoted at 36c sales unimportant Flour duh at s5 rs for
supcrfne Corn duh nj CSC Provisions declining and
quotations nominal lard declined Rio coffee i0s.c
lie sales Of the week, 5000 bags; stock at this port
2,4o0 bags, against III 900 last year
BaErxoRR. Sept, Of, 1858.
Flour steady. whoa, duh sales white NJ oil 20 a sl as
and rcd at 81 rs ~ 30 Corn dull. sales al SOC for
white, and ooc e2c for yellow Provisions duh and un
changed. lard, No.
Pm.ArsLrHIA, Sept 2s, 1863.
Flour firm wheat-Ltie Offering, Corn dull at eoc.
eic. whKkey firm.
BUFFALO, Sept Isl r. NJ
loc better sales 2oo bbls at - Cor good supcrhne Wis
cousin and Tllnois; ~ IL s rs for good TO choice
persinc Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Canadian % 81
~ 62k for good TO choice extra do. o. sTk % for
double extras. Wheat in fair demand, and market 10.
D. better sales 20 600 bushels nj 81 OF for Milwaukee
club: " % for extra do ~ Is for red Ohio ~ ID ~
~ for white Indiana and Toledo; ~ - for choice white
Illinois Corn in good demand, and market steady sales
$4,000 bushels Al 62c for unsound e4c for sound some
holders refuse 10 sell under 65c Barley steady At TOO
80. R,c-Sales nj 6oc Oats selling nj 45c &c
whskcy nominal NJ 22c Canal freighis lower Receipts
in the last twenty four bours13 66s bbs -four ~ 033
bushels wheat. 30 23T bushels corn. Shipments by ca
nal-6i4 bbk -four ,a4s bushels wheat, 80 81 bush
els corn.
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Hon. H. Barringcr, whose successful exertions while
Minister TO SPAN in behalf Of the American and Cuban
prisoners ofthe Lopez expedition VIII be long remembered
IL now at the Everett House. with his family.
The friends Of the late Gen Quitman win be glad u
learn that Mrs Qutman and family the Everett
House, and will remain several days We are glad 70
learn that the movement which started here soma
months since, TO erect monument 10 Gen. Quitman,
the erected Worth been most favor
bly, received, and will doubt be carried out Cen
Qutman native Of Rhinebeck. and his deeds have
redounded 10 the honor of bis country and native State
g. Y. r James and family have arrived IN the city AMI
stopping at the Union Place Hotel They viii asl Tor
Europe in the Persia on Wednesday ncxi.
Gcrrs, Smith win speak 10 the people Of New yok
Wednesday evening, October o. and OF Brooklyn Thurs
day evening, Octobcr7.
The Prince Imperial Of France has e Paris for arr,z
Cours walewssi has len for the same place.
We informed Of the arrival Al Potsdam Of the King
and Queen OF PRUSSIA.
The Prince Regent Of Sweden has returned from his
excursion the northern provinces Ills Royal giness
Immediately dissolved the Provisional government.
The Queen OF England has arrived ~ Edinburg frun
Leeds
and e H@ o 20 by sch end Rssats to
Giua, on the lake Of Como.
The Prince Of Orange entered on his majority sa,r
day, Ath inst having completed his eighteenth year. The
event celebrated a. \ national (ste.
A despatch announces the arrival OF the Grand DUKE
Mrbael of Russia and the Grand Duchess, his wife, -
kana in the Crimes.
The Emperor Alexander LEFT Moscow on the cod uIt To
visit Mimi Novgorod where the celebrated fair IL being
held and he 10 return the 26h the anniversary
his coronation The Emperor a. be Joined by the
Empress and tho ID their Majcses we're 10 see
out Tor Poland.
The Marshal Duke Of Malakoa has returned 10 Iondcs
from France
Mss Amy sedswck i slowly recovering from her Sc
Illness.
The Cork Orclandl Cbnsitmios says.-whaiever differ
ence 81 opinion there mny be W Mr. Dickens he
by bis three readings what be called good thing"
After ymcnt " expenses (say f4O he about Ess
ont a Cork. This for six hours not bad.
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The CASE OF VIM MULLIaAN.-The case Of
VIM. MulIigan, who pleaded guilty to an indict-
ment for assault and battery on Capt Webb, at
the Metropolitan Hotel, was finally disposed Of
yesterday by Judge Russell, who, notwithstand-
ing aiidayits justifying great leniency, imposed
fine of $3.50. This case has created considera-
BILE interest in consequence Of the position of the
complainant, and the defendant, Mr.. Mulligan, be-
ing public officer in California when the cele
brated Vigilance Committee was established Of
which Captain Webb was a leader, whose treat
ment Of Mr.. Mulligan, it would seem from the
affidayits, was brutal and inhuman.
The case of Mr.. Mulligan furnishes good il
lustration Of the efforts to which certain city
journals are compelled to resort in order, if
possible, to prejudice our efficient and able
City Judge in the eyes of the community, whom
the records of the court abundantly show to be
the most laborious, prompt and impartial pre-
siding officer ever elevated to the criminal bench
of this city. The journals alluded to have SO
misrepresented the proceedings Of the General
Sessions from time to time as to give the i'm
preston that Judge Russell was influenced by
motives other than those which guide faithful
administrator of the law in disposing of the
cases presented for his adjudication.
II has been insidiously intimated that outside
influences would be brought to bear upon his
Honor in the passage of sentence on Mr. Multi
gan but his decision is sufficient refutation of
that slanderous implication, for, taking all the
extenuating circumstances of the case into ac-
count, he would have been perfectly justified in
suspending judgment.
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THE BURNING STEAMHuP.-Our dispatches
from Halifax announce the arrival there Of the
bark Arabian, which vessel fell in with the burn
ing steamer at sea. The details Of the wreck, as
given in another column, leave no doubt that il
il the screw steamer Austria, Capt Hcytltmann,
which left Hamburg on the LIST and Southampton
on the Ith instant for our port, with sixty-eight
cabin and four hundred and twenty steerage pas
sengers. A list Of the cabin passengers il pub
lished elsewhere. We learn that the consignccs
are in some doubt about the number Of stceragc
passenger as one Of their letters from Hamburg
states the number at only two hundred and
twenty.
The Austria had eight life boats. which could
not contain anything like the number Of passcn-
gers she had on board but ~ the Arabian re-
ports that she had the appearance Of having been
burning FOR only about forty-cight hours, and
after sailing round her and making a close cx-
animation Of the wreck, no signs Of life were dis
covered, or boats, bodies, spars or remnants Of
RATS, there n every reason to hope that every
body on board had been taken of the wreck If
such had not been the case there would have
been some evidences about the wreck, for We
have had abundant instances Of the support Of
life al sea for much longer periods than forty
eight hours. Every vestige Of five hundred or
six hundred people struggling for life, with
boats. spars and materials to build RATS, could
not otherwise have disappeared in two days, nor
even in a week. The spar or remnant OF a raft
seen by the ship America, being some five hun
bred miles TO the westward Of the scene Of the
wreck, was too far distant to have had any con-
ncction with the burning Austria. The brig
seen by the Arabian some four miles to the lee
ward may have the passengers on board, or they
may have been taken of by some other vessel
perhaps some eastward bound steamship. in
whose direct track the wreck of the Austria was
fund
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men who pay direct taxes ON property. These
are the men who furnish the money for the nain-
tenance of the municipal government, and who
are the direct sufferers by the dishonest system
which now prevails They are the men also, it
must be remembered, who trouble themselves
least about elections. and IL is mainly to their
apathy that we owe the scandalous condition Of
things now existing. This class numbers thirty
thousand. and il is not too much to say that
many thousands more in this city who do not pay
taxes directly, though they feel the abuses under
which they suffer indirectly would join them
in any movement for a radical reform. The pro-
perty owners generally are men Of intelligence
and practical business habits and it is amongst
such that the leaders of q movement Of this kind
are best to be found. Therefore it is eminently
proper that they should combine h selfdefence,
and take the initiative.
There may not be time between this and the
election to prepare ticket, and in this case per-
haps the best plan to adopt would be to select
good men from all the other tickets, of which
there will be three at least, if not four; but no
man should be selected whose name does not
stand on the tax list Us contributor to the sup
port Of the city government. In such a candi-
date we will have some assurance Of responsible
ty-some guarantee that he has an interest in an
honest and economical distribution of the public
MONEYS
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Ws-mSuroN, Sept. y, 1865
Sn LUIS dates 81 September 8, received al New Orleans
represent that battle expected TO take place
between the q Ndaurri and Miramon The latter
has 900 men, and the army q the North
mon 5000 which, united 70 ! 600 more under Coronodo
from Chihuahua, viii force Mramon to accept battle be
tween lui- and The capital Upon this battle depends
the fate ~ Mexico.
Governor Zcs,ccas The % week TO send
$50 600 Tor the army ~ ydaurri and with that sum Il
Would commence tts march.
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The T,xrAyERs PARTY AND IT'S 0rroNENrs.-
Some of the political journals, getting fright
ened at the prospect Of an Independent tsxpay-
ers party, are opposing the idea with might and
main, as might be expected. The name Of the
party seems to he the basis Of opposition with
some Of them, on The ground that every one who
Is not a pauper Is taxpayer A very shallow
and silly mgument What We mean by q tax
payers' party" il an organization composed of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

STEAM on FOURTH kyESuE
sun. M-f'1er Tn Eyct and Heyyays 3 Tn fgt
has wife rs The Mayor Aldermen Dr., ~ tie CIV cf Nes
Fork and Tie Harlem Rdsirood Company This IS . sna
fcr an injunction against the defendants 10 prevent tho
u steam on Fourth avenue railroad by the Harlem
peny The facts of the already familiar ~
readers, and have been recently passed upon In similar
suits by Judge Nelson and Judge Hilton Mr. David bud
Icy Field who apcars for the plaintiffs, commenced hrs
argument yesterday. The case will probably occupy
tbree o. four days aud large ay eppcar VI both sdes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26
Massachusetts Congregational Nomination.


The republicans in the Tenth Congressional district in
convention at Palmer, yesterday nominated on the n
teenh ballot Chas. Deano. ON the first ballot Dr. Chafee
the present member had y two votes and Deano three
Mr.. Delano accepted the nomination He is a lawyer
thirty years Of age and for years past
occupied the Office OF Treasurer or Hampshire county
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There we're also deaths Of congestion of the
brain. s Of cramp. 5 Of disease Of the heart ~ of
hopping cough 8 Of Inflammation o. the stomach.
81 teething 3 Of smallpox. premature births.
a seIborn. and IA deaths from violent causes IN.
GLIDING suicides. murder, and drowned
The following Il classification Of the diseases.
and the number ~ deaths in each class 81 disease
during the week
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The nativity table gives $40 natives of the United
States, 70 Of ireland, - d Germany of england
and I each Of China, Denmark, France, Mexico.
Prussia. Sweden, Wales and the West Indies.
The Commissioners Of Health held heightened
session yesterday. The Mayor laid before the
Board . letter which he had received from Mayor
Powell. o. Brooklyn, referring 10 the resolutions
passed nv the Brooklyn Board Of Health fully en-.
dorsog The course aud the position taken by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
THE VERY LATEST FROM TRINITY BAy.
DISPATCHES FROM MR.. DH SAUTY.
Electrical Currents Continue to
be Received,
&C. &c. Ac

The following dispatches were received yester-
day Saturday afternoon, by the parties to vAsu
they are Addressed
MR.. DE sAuTy TO THE DIRECTORS IN NEW Yonx.
TRINITY BAT, N. F., Sept %, 1868.
PETxR COoPEF, C. W. FIELD, w. G. Hunt AND T. N.
ARCHIBALD, New York.
/ have not the least wish to withhold particulars
as to the working of the cable, and until I have
communicated with headquarters and sscertaineA
the directions of the Manager of the Company, I
will send a daily report Of proceedings We were
not working to-day but receiving occasionally from
Valentia some weak reversas of the current, which
when received are unintelligible
c. v. DIX SAgrY.
MR. DE sAUTY TO Mr. F7ELD.
TRINITY BAY, N. f., Sept. Is, 1853.
C. w. FIELD, New York..
Your message received. The day before yester-
day commenced receiving current from valentia.
and was in hopes that should be at work again
soon after. So | informed Mr.. Mackay. Then the
current failed. This viii explain the discrepancy
between his and my messages.
G. v. De SAurY.
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The steamer North American sailed from Quebec for
Liverpool at ten O'Clock this morning She took one
hundred and afy one passengers
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IocKroRr, Sept -. 1855
Mr. e. A. wcsson completed his great feat of walking
tho'sand mills in . thousand hours eight O'Clock this
mofniuu
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Pennsylvania Congressional Nominatson.
wnxEsaARRs, Sept 25, 1858.
The democrats Of the Twelfth district nominated after
severe struggle, John McRcynolds for Congress.
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The Yellow Fever nj New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept, "a, 1853
Tho deaths from yellow fever yesterday were 70
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CAMPBELL MINSTREIS, 444 observation-disclosures CHA
RAcrERrsrtcs, SoAcs, 6c-Ls MOULIN MAciour
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BURToN's THEATRE, Broadway, opposite Bond street
GRlNp SACRED CoscERr-oR AroRIo o. SrAsAT MAER
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PALACE GARDEN, Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue
Anernoon-MAGIc CARNIVAL Neutrality-suspicious.
FETE,
BROOKLYN ATHEN FUN. Atlantic street-IEcrUss
GEOLOGY DIR. RoysroN.
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MECHANICS HALL. az Broadway.-BRYANTs' MssrREIs
NEGRO SosGs observation-disclosures TIE THIRD.
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BURTos's NEW THEATRE. Broadway.-IrALIAS OPERA
--OPERAuo MATINEE AT Two oCLock-IL TRIO, AToRE.
Eyening-yEsIcE PREsERvED-lRIsH TUTOR