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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 GIFT TO CIER0YMEN
w only s.tes%nas moth. sa. nsdeps ants g
M q s a snaa e. ns e
package Of this wonderful article 70 every clergyman attending
the New xq Gfoas sSasEr1o INSECT POWDER
30 relied upon TO e1ermnae everything OF the fnsec
IL q vsr rom hs
Paris white amid the ferns of Asia observed that all inseo
Ssa ef @
truders Quantities Of the plant were brought home 6y Mr.
the effect Of age and climate Medals and letters patent
medical and Horticultural colleges and sosistss -
-, E1ncurv1 = Tsios wAsHseIos. Jar 81, lsss !.
.s G h asT ne s s
London awarded medal and certificate for the great
value magnetic g szab 81 FILLMORE Chairman.
The above accompanied by certificate Of Prince Al
rs FREE FRO. x r91se S:,. a.. 1883
shave sa 6
Kind and .sinas but Certain desA when nhed -
'''' JAMES 3; SnnTos. y. 2 Chemist, -.
R RsID rrS She% ~ X Nv T. y aSspa
a. he bug: i anita f TsaaSs.
a. h r Sys r
in Of This kind Reference made % the AOr
5 Ss
Winfield SCOTT Cyrus Field, l. Pease Of tho Five roa9
Lyon Of national importance The Farmers Club
cd thoroughly 1t viii destroy locuss grasshoppers anita,
nnss and % all ver Garden plants can be preserved
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder
are rapidly finding their way into every town
any
are invited . receive package gratis during this week No
York ihan wl from being rid Of these pests home
The powder yhen busn: hi room X I. ass ,osquioes
Oppoeite the Astor House.
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The trade the past week from distant points has been
OF keeping up sssorments The by trade together
with the city retail custom has been quite active and
especially on the clear and warm summer like days which
looked forward to both by importers, obbcrs aud
manufacturers with more less apprehension. 1t is
true that the value OF Western produce including FOUR
contribute to improve the condition of the farmers in
section of country, enabling them TO pay up,
siderable extent, old scores But the injury which such
war would inAict raw cotton would likely greatly
exceed In the aggregate the gain derived from the gain
reduce the price Of raw materials, including cotton
and wool, and to induce people 70 exchange their
modes for cash, effected at some loss in prices
have e fear Der o
shipment Of goods to this country in quantities.
and by forcing them on at auction break down the market
The Continental markets. suspended by the dstufban ces
Of the war, would cut them or from European manufac-
tuIers and hence they would in order 70 realize
PEELED 10 send them this country Besides houses and
manufacturers with large stocks could not sell low as
similar goods could be sold at made from cheaper
rails Thua Losses might be sustained from reduction
The clothing houses are busly engaged in preparing for
the ian trade. The season for Aking up light cassi
We look forward to no movement Of nuorsncs IN rv
goods until the fan trade commences-in about six b
eight weeks.
By the above table viii be seen that the export trade
IN cotton piece goods large. 10 China shipments
amounted in value TO $l02 100 The total reached sfOo
The stock was s In pe Sessned so,s l1 hesa
NO accumulation Of stock, while prices were firm. Bleach
ed goods though in fair supply were in steady request
Drills were in good demand for export and especially to
China. 40 yard pieces firm at $50; ~ inch were
dull at 7Ac = Sc. Blues were at 10sc 10Kc. Prints
lawns and woolens were without change Of moment in
quotations.
Fancy styles Of foreign goods were not active, and
the chief sales Of the week made by auction
Messrs. Wimerdng Mount held on the 18th inst
about the closing large sale of the season. Of French
goods, OF the importation Of MesHs. l. & B. Curtis
which passed Off satisfactorily. The same house held
large sale the 18th inst OF ribbons which brought
irregular prices Some ots sold below invoice prices
while others such as plan and fancy styles, sold at
profit and were duplicated.
Messrs. Haggerty Co. held fair sale Of bonnet
ribbons on the 18th inst which passed OF fayoraby and
some ois were duolcatad - =
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FOE EUROPE.
Fort OF New York, nkay 10, 1859
CLEARED.

CLEARED
sa%ssD GH asSsS & T0msSn Craig
s,eamsap Columbia Berry, Charlesionsponord Tlessop
chip Golden Eagle. Luce, San Francsco-wm Coleman 4
Ship Henry Clay, caulkns, Lverpool-spoaord, Tleson
,ship Tuisko tBrem), panneruarn, Roteraam-Funcb
Ship Goddard Godfrey, Antwerp Lay,in 4 Hurlbus
tship Isasc JeAnes, Chapman Baltimore
Bark Sultan, Abbott, Liverpool.
BARK Clara Windsor. McHwen, Port Priuce-H Becker
Bark Hannah Thornton. TAR Ma.anxss-J Mcesaw.
BARK L Campbell Reed y John.
Brig wnona, SoomSs oeniassos"H f Brootman Co.
sr s SSss H ssr Bsr Co.
Brig sy Colin sBr Ray, 81 Joho. Ns-P Nsvias Sons
ssSr 70; Gree Rogers aaivesien@d .,a Ferris Co.
schr Ned Henderson, wilmington. oAA'ies'n-D
.0sSa my ass aa Cd
s sSr Rs RSs Fan Ryder BsSsSrr ssndford
sshr YyRsi asa: IrsSsSTey TsassnMa.ssr
sooD Lad Tenses Fss ss% Rsesss
sosp warren tssnnard New 1 hsSsn1Ms.sr.
ARRIVED
seas f cs ,s LIZ, asyes ssore with sss to
isa pe boa. ssers ~ on cape fen''psa S'sa''
,n sb f. Gosss..n MsDsr Liverpool days with mds
s1s ~ass sHa
NIB n i o sp 81 @ O% :: Joan
ehan s Mary from Bangor via Hoyhssd Boston, sao
~ @ M g pssses q large eoe,g and number Of
was Obliged TO haul OF shore At pm ill., Ga scooan, Of
shp ssmhrisp sah Small, Liverpool, March a. with
la 70 s s Mn sons lol nst IA ~ Ion 8. e. sgnai
heavy sesiery weather Aprl 7is,S q Jon % o. iook
is 's i r Da ssM sS Yses % NV srs ws sn 2s s
rasse sna clipped syer besvy SEES which store bulwssss
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..u~S "a M Tho outward bound
49, .nlsSSs ~ 49, w. '
NAN = 1919. pesew. .~.A,. p,,<srsburr Powe,I
u1ss .sNss ~, hrc,n a JoSn NIB NArosns Tr~sy
1S0fH; eensS rxh psuwr - pc,rt AZ srhur ftsrl
S3sspcss Below, S9osc ssney IN 5smnton Rosds BRIG
Acps hsnce f nsySn ss ana NEE ~ XIV Yoss son
M& S?uSc. % "a, nacI ws hs,s Sr,s. oG New Point
H1.r 1917 ~ VIC W. a'sS. 49,. pnnt another bark:
cssn Justine rom nesann SooSs Nsw nS' IN nui,burs
~ uG Eeppsasnnock nem snp pIoSsoy ssrd nr,ga,
az y xSrs N we NOUN 9! same stsTs Ss Somars
Yors. CIV pioci r"Gs SSnn "a, TorfsiS shp ata.
vens KShsrSsr Mnnyyvis hsra suls. Hsr,iman Boston;
tsh Comet r risu uss a Tr chase Soston
schys Wa1Sre "a Az - w TS Tchnaon Ngeiford
Ssnse xSs WcoIscrd ps sn GA ss Mns prsmen
Wsrt ,sisssr tramsr rt 1 ~ i . ,,hs VA salem
scbr r n psyrncr6 wscss, 1,a..S Ma raSA ~'S
RfYcEs p0aT N.v % sa9 Av ~ III. n.,r poyers
snonossd aonhsrn n99rt ar ss"1 +" Low" "''"' "'
Mona nv IL tnd ba,a ror,r.t.s us.a,o,rha ia
rars A~' 49, S'1 A"'A o"in'naa' Saso0o'Aps iNN
'"nssRDrSER Mavsarr schr pos,o, rrrc,,os ph,.ss,
hs 81 an hrir TynIaa cra g,orS n No.
SI hs q Ru us w, DO oann S ~ ss
scns - nu'Sp, 1Sh an, nosop am ,,r
seSnhis WIN A-A' ''A'' D"A''' '"AHA'n ihA
m IN LAY ror S Sad IA az ~, M ~ ss' ",
EnSAoeln q Bacon BOSTON Ssna so sn ior Nofo on pFk
A. s,brs ,1scs wa,sor Nyo.
mA{ Sh s IA 49, 500 ~
ley EYork saop sa Tsor ds i21
S n Wv nd, phssdeihis anels
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OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

During the past week the retail trade at the Washington
market has been quite brisk From the appearance Of
snv r-nrnoi.y s.sAoI, quite appa
rent that the hints thrown out in the HERALD had been
taken much to the qualification of the stall keepers aud
patrons. Yesterday the market presented quite ami
mated appearancethe butchers, hucksters and indeed
smiling conferences; and when the inquiry made
regard TO trade the prompt response was, Frs. rate
never better" The fruerers who, during the winter
months, pay strict attention to their legitimate business
appear at this particular time 10 give their attention TO the
sale Of plants and flowers, and in following this trade up
they keep an excellent stock on hand. In passing
through the market the perfume from the yerbenas,
the meat market prime roasting pieces Of beef nre
worth from lsc. o0c.; beat veal, &c. lac; best
mutton, per quarter from l2c. l6c. lambs, per
carcass, So sc a SIS. Came Of all descriptions is
ecarce. Wild pigeons sold nj Chicago for Soc
per dozen and in this city they bring 50 So and
at that price, Spring chickens are worth 81 IL pair,
and fowls 81 SO per pair Eggs rather scarce 16
have jua made their appearance, viz Fresh mackere
from Cape Cod, at from 10c. to l5c EACH kngdsh, 16c
per pound weak6sh &c. to 10c per pound; Scotch sal
mon 60c per pound During the spring shad have been
very scarce and at present they worth from &C. to
6oc each Bermuda potatoes coming in more plenty,
and sell at 81 62 per basket Charleston poasoes 81 rs
per basket Bermuda tomatoes, 3lc per quartz old Mer
Ger potatoes worth So 26 per barrel peachbfows
from 50 SO 70 49, In the fruit trade Baldwin apples
Best Orange county butter worth 2Sc old butter is out
Of market. fresh pail butter is worth Csc Among the
spring vegetables in the market mention green paas
water crosses, radhes carrots parsnps turnps aspa
ragus salad spring cabbage and eeks all these varieties
cell at reasonable prices.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. MAY IA, 1859.

on NE xboasd guasssr ansr haeAAouss ws sahs asa did
sIip Roswsn sprsgus u BAH r.ass. Ardroas.., dAys
a. ss; Nv SER ds;
rss s;: 4 y ~ ss.' ~
nay % Is SS e S. .s M
crossing Inc Banks lad light westerly wnas
Hare +, s: a: ~; sa ssss.
was Of he bar night Of ic1 and compelled haul o
Storm took pilot last evening" lah from boat Moses Grim
sSp Martha Mott OF sace Jordan. La Rochelle March %
Banks stn g then sh winds cans came
apchor of tie Highlands at Pm on the lh during fog and
sI icy Ds March S s
Ion IS S. Br Iron ship Halifax for charleston;
sta inst u y Jon So large q steering p
master Crossed the Banks iu Lat 49, and large quantities
BARK Royal George (Br TAFT Newcastle 81 days With mise,
to Barclay Livingston Has experienced very heavy west
lsr Forster Glasgow. IS days. IAmlssh So
Il George OR, smith sissasdria Egypt IS days. with
rasSc tS master ilh ins. Of Nantucket saw bark JUDI
ss1a as1 Tss s bean A9 Is vim %
Brig Rossae tBrl Holmes, Windsor, Ms days, with piss
Brig Marietta tsr -. Windsor Ns days. with plaster
Brig William (Br, Chisholm, St John, NB days. with
lumber nos to sDita BoS snt n. n,,, :,
dss qr WIZ MG os S Ss 81 o0 Prince Edwards Island
ss1'fs Pssa:ps sr
Gcbr Franklin. Bunt Lubec days.
Schr Nathan Clifford, Ehute Belfast days.
schr David Cox, shaw, Boston, days
sss snee sa F ssr: ss sSr Albany
sohr Henry Clay Delsno, New Bedford for Albany,
sehr McCloskey, 6tebbus. Haddsm for Philadelphia.
Sebr Joseph Hall Hall, Portland Ct. days.
schr wineA Duke, Bridgeport DAYS
Scnr Caihsr1pe heal Shute, Roudout for Portland.
schr Oraloo Pressey, Rondout for Salem.
Schr lochiel, Gray, Rondout for Boston.
Soop Rhode Island, Carr Bristol Is hoara
Steamer Kennebec Hand, Philadelphia
Steamer Boston. Sellew. Philadelphia
Steamer P0t0mska. Nye, New Bedford -
Steamer Curew, Arey Providence.
BELOW.
Two ships and q Br bark, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Columbia Charleston.
Wind during the day SE, light
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EVERYWHERE.
EVERYW BE BIZ.
EVERYWHERE.
mo THE CITIzENs or NEW YORK.

no THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.
You with deuge Of the viles compounds ia
the form of alcoholic drinks" that emanated from that
pest of society the liquor MIXER They sold you
luxury or they are dispensed to you medicine and In
either case The effect 10 he same.
There fl but way escape, and that Il use
ury medcamen safe and reliable smulant sold under
stamp and SEAL which renders certain that has not been
tempered with. such article u
UaARLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
which ID distilled under inspection OF the British government
dectouay fAvo ed unke other gn) with
most valuable restoraves of the vegetable kngdou and
far the most healthy beverage extent.
The most eminent physcians Europe and America not
1t IS medicine where q stnsuiauf IA required
Tho female win find pleasant cordial and certain
relief In suHcriues Of periodical character.
Analyuc chemists Of oil ranle perfectly pure
And lis Restorative merits hcouiparaHe.
Put only In quart and pint Bottles with the fac Bttle sig
nature OF EDMUND G. Charles on the label.
New York. -
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IRON BEDsrEAD MANDATORY.
JAMES BKEBH / Co,

JAMES, gEEsn CO..
And corner Of aeade, Centre and ELM streets,
have now ready re: Hos rs ss &
or AZ sns Tsscus iDSs and Ct superior qualify suitable s
WHol1shh AID sP Hh1A At Tn REDMMS sioxs
Supplied 10 anv extent and NJ short uotoe.
THE oxYGENATED HITTERs,
TIE 3xYsETATEp sIIIsas
N T Sss4f1Iss s sEssDE
P!sPsPsI4 s. s. Ispisssr!oN.
Ac1p}TSS. f FIATu IL sscs slEAlaaYTsstRN,
AoIbiTy FFSAT1TkEsSy ~
Bss$E e e M III sEs$s
xz5fE Sszs SfFEESs S S4 Es$is
SaSSbiSE,,
SICK HE4BAHE 1Sss e e A 4FFETE
LIVER SSSPnAiSI:
s sssUssAhhaa1fs, sEsySSssEss
ru,,,- NEu w 3I! NERyousNEss
fkSEs AND 4sU Ss slE BILIOUS c oSxSFFksf
ALL x1sps ksP DISEASES
All. kiSBsE EB b D Asss
T THE oxYYaESATEp s slTTEss.
TIE SxYaENHTED BBfTTTkss..
% y ssa Il sa
EVERYWHERE EVERYWHERE
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THE Day GOODS TRADE.

fHe tuAUWm8 ID CompafeUVe Batenent q Inc imports
Of foreign dry goods at the port Of New York for the week
and since January IT,
For the tuesk 1857 1885, 1850
Entered at the port .$7b6006 $bs90e3 81 1888 ,sa6
Thrown Oh msrket..... $4,000 760,S66 l,o5i,76o
Since Jan. !.
Entered at the port 1ls ST e6e 1872 sac
Thrown on maIket. 37529,S36 23,043, 1856 43,6s0iT6
BY the above comparative statement viii be seen
that both the entries and the amount thrown upon
market the past week have been largely In excess o.
those for the period in 1855 and 1857 The totals
aimee the lat of January also considerably
Of those for the same time during the two preceding
yeas The following statement gives the Classification OF
the goods entered At this port for the past week.
IMPORTATION DRY GOODS AT THE PoRr OF NEW York
FOR THE MAY Is, 1852
Entered for Cpns.napsu.
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The statement Of the soul Carolina banks for April is
80 fOlowsH-
Resources.

MA. 1887 ,4606Ib Iota... 1877 ,4b0,6I6
A compared with the previous month"; the results
foowscapita increase $2l 400; discounts, increase
$40 e2s deposits decrease 1896 S77 domestic exchange
decrease $77 5sS circulation, decrease 1851 64 specie
decrease 81 446 foreign exchange, decrease ss7,7sS
The Items Of discounts, deposits, circulation and specie
sr the eeyeral banks are "a foloHs:-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.Saes Of SO bbs pots were made at SIC. and
rs pearls at SIC
bSEApsTUfFs -FIour-The market for all the better
grades continued hrm and generally closed at higher rates
wnile low and common grades we're unchanged There
was some abatement In the fever Of speculation The
sues footed up about % 600 bbls closing within the fol-
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was again firm and active. The sales embraced about
1900 bb with the above advanced range OF quoiat Gus
Rye -four was firm and good demand at quotations
CJTn mel steady and prices unchanged. Wheat was
again rm with Of ABOUT 600 bushels including
Waite Kentucky at 50 a 81 csc poor Mlwsake Clue
ct q 25c fair white Southern at 81 Doc red Weston A.
u SOC 81 &c., and Inferior mixed at 81 &C. 81 zoe
Corp less buoyat while the sales were ABOUT 900
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To FARMERS AND OraEua-
TUE AFRICAN GUANO COMPANY
HAVE on HAND
HAVE ON HAND

and flying DaFcn 4 50 per Ten oshsr osssoes ~
ehsy e,geeed % arive and The supply win b regular
osnpssy Is whsn .sss Ns. s Soss American saAss
We believe that the combiaaon Of The phosphstes
and seiphAes Of lime To be unlisted by an Z dsstnad
y ~ snecs % work revolution In ~ depart
NO fertilizer precisely similar 70 the American suspo hss
ever before been introduced into the cousty although
1887 the our Geld Of xpertmrnt vel ia
complete success has led 10 densnd which sil insnre
year sS win we confidently belsye e h nnu no
lead 70 IT. universal use hereafter.
Tho following OF the relative expense 70 tho
Euano and american guAno Will found intsrsssnS 70
fa1 meiS generally
BARN YARD MANURE.
ut rs load. SIS
Team two DAYS, a. 81 per day ................ 200
Ian, two days, At III per day %
Ten acres. $3.50 90
PERUVIAN GUANO.
800 lbs 70 acre az $50 per ton. " 20
Freight. average any poin in tnitsd states. o.
Carriage a1d 30 INC. Observation-Disclosures. "
IotA..'s 80 ~. -
Ten acres iVo %
AFRICAN GUANO.
40 lbs 70 acre, at $40 "a 90
frc sht, 81 me az PERUVIAN ............... 10
Carriage ala sowing. 30
- ~ , Nm
Cost q team and man in distributing barn manure
win here that the coat Of sms and aoor necss
Bary IN The ue OF yard Spproachee neatly tna
ing &c The very difference the Of
yard manure and An viii attention OF
every farmer throughout the land.
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boshels inducing round yellow at CSC, primo Jersey ye
low a 81, and Houahern white n Nxc $50. Rye was
quiet bat Mnly held. Barley was steady, and about
30s0 bushels California reported a. PIT Oats we're
in fair demand Ut 60c elc for 6ate and at &c. 6Sc
for Canadian. The following tables from G. W. Cuttings
circular give the recaps and exports Of -four and grain at
this port for the week ending to-day, Nay 49,
Flour, Wheat Rye, Corn, Oats. Barley,
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SUMNER HILL Csyuga Co N. Y, Sept d 1857.
fri compliance with crcnlar received from last
ppg nov have The honor Of pr~seDg herewith The re-.
suits Of the limited experiments which cOnvopent
for me- 70 take during the presenS extraordinary cold Ard we
your obedient servant, JOHN b MILLS.
Hon. CHAs MASON, Commissioner, Washington, d. q.
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IsIIP, Long Island. Dec. %. 1859.
M DEAR sln-l send you a samp Of corn grown VIII
American guar land that worn out wbi,h apoaE
fer itself some of he field where the worm dd NOD
tnjure It, the corn was hecvv
80 vel satisfied Of the value Of Amercan guano fru
what have seen on my own and adjoining farms AhA
use q larger quantity next sprng
have doubt that will superb de all other kinds nj
nnre that Ermers are Obliged to purchase You're truU
- So COkNELfUB J. RERdEN
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-ON THURSDAY LAST, IN A MADISON AVE
niue STAGE black pocket wallet, containing q small
anount Ct money and papers. Apply 1t Ball, Black Co.'s
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OsT-YEsfERDAY AFTERNOON, A SMALL LIVER
IA coored slut with white feet and to the OF
Flora Whoever viii return her to gu Greenwich street. viii
be suitable rewarded
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:, . =, . BEDFORD, L l.. Jan q, 1880,
MAnsDx1 ESQ, President Of the american 0usno Co:
UEAa BIZ used ANAL qaand.y Of Amercan guano II
year on various and 60 wonderful TIA
consider worth you Ny crop OF oass 4
Aolgh used not over ono hundred pounds can
% NJ ee was very far ahead Of the Geld adonnr q
Wah used Peruvian yield being than hrc
corn and Sweet corn side BY side viii Peruvian gueno
very much larger ihan from the mnnurcs some
oe Svest corn having fourteen he eare lareos
eaxB ever
On peas potatoes and cabbsees The the sse sux
consider the Aercah guano the beat fertilizer used
Yours. respectfully, FL BEYER
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. sECUAroGuE, West Islip Dec g. 1853
MARSHALL Esq President Of the u ericap 3usno "a
DEAs siR-Ihc corn send portion Of the Droduc
rom about sixty acres of land, viii ID used tlc owe
hres s9ps Of american Ensno The land although natral
neighbors said could get a crop -
This corn considered 60 fine here that have been appRe
70 Tor seed rom Il; still ucreased In
ne use OF your guaDo Will observe TIE whole en-
are entirely covered with tos For hs isnd
would have cost two tbonsand doarS for other a
The profits of the crops S~~S0
consider the guapo superior To the Peruvian
the corn Wa much better flied and more of II.
beet weighing SIX zen and half pounds the common
blood beet grown with the american gnano II bas neye
been equsd 10 knowledge this country Truly youys
A. j. BERa&N.
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Esss, xs ,,5Tss...f sya
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Appearance of the cslsbr stps csbtrsto
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

GRAND RvRAL FESTIVAL, OONCERr AND Pro sI0
" By the New york buscsl Mutual Projection AasooAioa
In oonuncor with The American Muslssj Fund society,
IN Jonas WOOD
MONDAY and To RSDAY, June and 7,
0kAnD CONCERT IN The OPEN AIB
40 lNSTRUMGHrAL PERFORMERS
Conduoors-THEO. EtsFELD And n. y. nODWORTN
the entire musical xrNpeemsns under ths dtreciOa Of
THO. EIsfELD
with the ttvd ssssAnoo Of
THE TEUTOkIA hAEkBRcHOR
and the INLAND SANGER BUND
Dredsrs-MesRs Weber and Kruger
WI ~ performed. among Othtu
nendehsoons celebrated sitsy ovevure seenious FROM
the operas Robert le D4aoe" and MArhS;" sprbeers
Packet yArza Uvertur-s to C ,llSu-ns Te strsdeS
and Ia Chase du Jeure Henry, BY Mcha the AAroh
from 1asphr user
Five gJald orchestras for dsnc,pg.
conclude day With a brilliant DIN
play of freworts by ". H,DFIsLD.
Admission cents each day. children Under eight yesrs
age free.
sale only the The publ. are resoecs
fully csut once against pu RELEASING else where
powerful pelice force will BE- IN attendance preserve
order.
Military and civic ,esson viii Monday morp,pa
vt fron Hildehrsnd'a nS Hesr street. and movt
through the sovsry Cbsh2 street thu Pars no
down to the f q Grand 81 where ha viii ready
them r The grounds
The Thru .tart every min us
during he days of the fe s,vsl