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THE HOMICIDE ON BOARD THE saIP BEvoHsHlRE.-
VERDICT or MAssLAuGRrER.
ARE 10.-1ae United States Us. George aSer-Tne
Jury in this retired about O'clock yesterday, and
remained out all night AT IL o'clock A. NJ they entered
court and being asked by the clerk they had agreed
Inc foreman answered In the affirmative.
GLOW do you hnd? Js the prisoner guilty or not
guilty.
Fcreman-we find the prisoner guilty Of granddaughter.
The prisoner was then remanded for sentence. The
maximum punishment is imprisonment not exceeding
three years and a fine not exceeding 81, 900.
Judge Smaley announced 70 the bar that there would
be an alteration In the Arrangement made week for
the business Of the Court then Understood that
Judge Hall would be here Wednesday of this week
but he has written 70 cay that he cannot be New York
before Saturday. and shall be obliged leave town
Thursday for two weeks. The petty jury will be dis
charged on Wednesday evening unsil Monday morning
but the Court win be kept open by Judge Belts
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Hon, Judge Emott.

April lo-The Grand Jury entered court this morning
and rendered several bills Of indictment against parties
not yet arrested The names cannot therefore, be made
public.
The People John Pfromer.-The Court then proceeded
to empannel jury in this case in which the prisoner
charged with the mansaughter Of 6turg in the Bowery
The prisoner tried before convicted of
slaughter in the second degree The general Of the
supreme Court granted new trial. The testimony will
be similar TO that reported before.
When eleven jurors were sworn the panel was ex
bausted by challenges and disqualfcatons new panel
was ordered, and the court adjourned TO Wednesday
(tbis) morning.
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News from Mexico.

NBw ORLEANS, April 0, 1850.
The schooner Arrogant has arrived from Ssal 4h inst
The Spanish vessel Habanero In port with des
patches from the Spanish squadron at Vera Cruz for Ha
vana
We have Vera Cruz dates OF the LIST. The city was
quiet and II reported that Mramon had left for the
capital The estimated LOGS ofproperty by the lombard
ment of Vera Cruz is s5,oto,ooo. This is doubtless an
exaggeraton as residents Of Vera Cruz say the valuation
OF the whole city would hardly reach that amount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

TEE ExBEzz1ExESr CAsE OF Mr. OIIvER-The case o
Edward +. Oliver formerly of lynn who arrested in
Davenport, Iowa, last week, ~ An alleged embexxer OF
properly bepging 10 his creditors at the time OF his
failure, came up before Judge Waters, Of the Salem
Mase, Police Court Mr. Oliver waived an examniSion
and held 10 $40 900 FOR trial al the next term Of the
superior Court at Newburypor to be holden the ID Of
May next. large number Of Witnesses were in At
n behalf Of The defendant and We government
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Weather At HaIIfax.

April 6.-weather fair all day Wind N. W. Tier
mometer 400 at4P N.
WEATHER cloudy, with rain Wind light varying:
settled to N. Wat4P II Thermometer at noon 49,
S.-Weatber fine. but cool. Wind N. N ". Their
mometer So. Early in the forenoon hard frost.
9-Weather cloudy TO p NJ, with mist Wind light
N. E. Thermometer 90. A faint but bright aurora
converging TO the zenith, with high N. wind.
10 Weather clear and pleasant. Wind light n NJ W
Thermometer Mt noon 6Qe.
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Southern Gee an Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, April 10. 1880
The steamship Montgomery, from New York Friday
evening arrived on the 9th inst
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Missouri Democratic state Convention,

ST LOUIS, Apri 10, 1860.
The Democratic State Convention met at Jefferson City
yesterday morning. After spirited discussion Judge
Row land who said to be in favor OF Dickinson for the
Presidency, was elected temporary chairman At the
afternoon session, R. f. Acock, OF Polk county, was
chosen permanent President After the election Of vice
presidents and secretaries the Convention adjourned till
evening.
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Lake NaYfgati0u.

OcWEGo, April ~, lSoO
The propeller Vermont, Of the Northern Transportation
Company line arrived this forenoon from Detroit and
Toledo, via the Weand Canal the first boat Of the season
Navigation is open through the lakes via the Oswego and
WeIIand Canal.
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Fire in WellsviIIe. n. Y.

WaIsvILLE April 10, 1850.
At about two O'Clock this morning fire broke out in
the rear Of the store of G. Taylor and before could
be subdued entirely destroyed that store together with
the stores occupied by q. a. Parlee and ]. f. Fowler
and barber chop and dwelling occupied by Mr. Mason.
Total loss $40 Geo Total insurance about ST, 900.
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Massachusetts Politics.

BOSTON, April 10, 1860
The Republican Convention of the Second district day
elected Robert Davis of Fall River and Seth Webb Jr
ar Scituate, az delegates to Chicago.
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Arrival Of the Balbec mt HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, April 10, 1860.
The Cunard freight screw steamer Balbec from Liver
pool oath ult, arrived last night She brings news
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Trouble Mt an Indiana Penttentfary.

JEFFKRsoNvILLE, Ind, April 10, 1880
Our citizens some weeks since demonstrated with the
Superintendent Of the State Penitentiary against tie
ploy ment Of convcs work outside Of the walls The
Superintendent persisted and this morning the bells
rupg and the citizens assembled and the convics
withdrawn inside the walls thus quietng the matter for
the present.
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Tcle9ra1uh Marine Rspexss.

Telegrofh Marine Reporse.
M0uLAn Ds, April 10, saneeaeVeetAd vey fsEgy; can
MOI see oa'nde the beach. Wind. i, tncd9ae.
6ANDx HOOK, Aprn 10 sSnest-Ns inward bound veneeh
nA&i Heamship elar Of The South. fw savannah on ~
ner narE Golden Rule anohr herA 60 na and two nSs
oniwasd bound. are q apcher le0 ~ FW ep& WneE
1eoh; WeAthey Nh, -
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The New York Datlfes At Utica.
UTICA, April 10, 1890
The New York dailies were distributed here at lll5
O'Clock A. Nj. to-day.
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TRENTON, N April 10, 1850.
Our city election resulted in the choice Of Mills, demo-
cra for Mayor, by 400 majority Strain democrat,
chosen Marshal by Al majority majority of the city
ticket is democratic The opposition elected a majority
In the Council
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BOSTON, April III, I66U
r. T. Davis Of Fall River, and S. Webb, Jr. Of Scitu
ate were chosen delegates to the Chicago Convention
Middeboro to day. g. B. Weston and D. COT were
chosen substitutes
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Fire in Nashville, Tenn,

y.
fire Union street oday destroyed property to the
amount Of $50 000 belonging 10 George Gregs Flowers
Jehn Luck and n Barness.
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Salvage Of Cargo from the Wreck Of the
hungarian.
BOSTON, April 10, 1880.
correspondent at harrington states that about four
hundred and bales OF cargo have been from
the wreck Of the steamship Hungarian within the past
few DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
nATRIOTS. AROUSE, SAVE THE UNION

The coming fo1rh Of July VIII dawn upon one OF the bt
terest sectional ,es thst cursed country. the Ame
people do not esouey spurn all political and
rn 10 and noble pristism which cannot fail TO be
revived by ARIHURM CHANGERS great National Romance
OF GOLDEN FEATHER; Or, THE DucCAsEER OP KIsG's
BKIpGR" A warIike Diseence of the
Rivers and the Bay of New York during
the of lSl2l5 This superb story is commenced
IN THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY MERCURY for July
now ready should be read by American Who takes
pride In the glorious victories Of his country In times past
LOVE GLORY its great topics and the near approach Of
Our Natons Birthday spects Interest Tor all classes OF
readers brilliant md patriotic story like this, OF the days
when North South East s0d West stood shoulder to shoulder
faced the enemy together viii have far more nfu
epce IN soothing party strife than either speeches diplomacy
Read THE MERCURY and ind out the rest All the news
dealers sell il.
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DATRIors ARousEl SAVE THE UNION

The coming Fourth July will dawn upon Of the BIZ
terest sectional stres ths, ever Cursed country tae Ae
I'm, h. ths true noble pstrosm which cannot fail to be
lived by ARTHUR NJ GRAlNGERs great National Romance
nf "GOIDEN FEATHER; Or, THK DUcoANEEA or kisGs
EstnsEV wsTlike remtn tseence oi the
RIveTs and the Bay Of New YORK durins
- TrT NETWORK WEEKLY MERCURY for July !
% Issdy an should be read by every Avlcsh VINO taxes
49,. a. ~ lorious Victories of his country IN ume, pa
RVF aud GLORY r. great op, sad tr er sPProarh of
a., Nsso Cjrtldey sirss special interest I all classes OF
,ss,s by1t and paroio story Ike this, Of toe days
when North o0 East aud we stood ,oasI 70 sns9sI sas
on IN Seeding party strife either speeches or 'macy
Read TliE MERCURY and ind out the rest All the news
DEALER sell II.
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DATRIOTs AROUSE! SAVE THE UNION!

The coniue Fourth Of July viii dawn upon Of the bit
terest sectional sles that cursed country the Amen
can people resoutey all political excitement and
return and noble patriotism which cannot a 10 bs
revived by ARTHUR NJ. GBAlNOERS great National Romance
Of GOLDEN FEATHER Or, Tia. BUccaSEEa or KiSe's
PRIDggO warljEe rsminiscence of the
Rivers and the Bay Sf New.iork duIins
In TIE NEW-YORK WEEKLY MERCURY for Jaly
now resdy and should be read by American who taxes
de in lie glorious victories Of bis country In times past
LOVE pnd GLORY its greet topics snd the nes approach
of Birthday gives special interest for all classes
of readers brilliant patliolc story like this Of the days
,gher North South East and Wet stood shoulder to shoulder
and fsced the eney together viii have far nhu-
ce In goothny party se than either speeches diplomacy
Read THE MERCURY and hnd ont the rest All the news
La .aeuiI
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XMusemeWtS.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Under the personal supervision Of P. T BARNUh.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY.
NOVELTY TALENT! ENERGY
Engagement for limited number Of performances, Of the
y0uns' talented and l''0Ilse 6sria lnsh Comedian
who appears every afternoon and evening during the week
EXTRAORDINARY ARRlvAL OF NOVELTIES FROM
EUROPE, BY steamship HGmmonis co,n1,fiSnsos
WONDERFUL ALBiNO FAMILY
Husband Wife, and Child, each with Pure White Skin,
Sken White Hair Pink Eyes &c. though born Of perfectly
black parents They the greatest wonders of the world
Resnsse%sHs fOr ,h1t Tine ne and s great expense OF
SEVEN YEARS OLD, and WEIGHING as! POUNDS!
FINEST INES "A AQUAEIA AII1A, IN ,T5Ha the WoahD! sS
JAPANESE COINS, AUTOGRAPHS LANTERNS. &o
TIE DAILY VISITS OF THE JAPANESE EMBASSY
to the Museum add es. interest =, its numeron. visitors
Isl! MAN, OR MONEY, OF BOTH
THE FAMOUS LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
DIR. R. o. WICkWARE the LIVING SKELETON,
all 10 be ut all hours, day and evening
Dr. M. v. bly,, the SEER aud CLAIRv0YANT,
produces astonishing Phenomenz daily.
TUESDAY June 2s 1860 will be performed in the AFTER
BARNEY THE BARON.
Barney OToole, Tinker W. oNsh
ROSETTA OR THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAIN.
In the EVENING at II O'Clock,
OUR IRISH COUSIN
M.Sa%s pEIMoNTE, the celebrated Foans. Teller
BABY ANACONDAs SERPENT FAMILY, HAPPY FAM
GREAT VARIETY OF OF NEW II WAX yGuREs.
GREAT PREPARATIONS ARE BEING MADE FOR THE
FOURTH UF JULY.
Adtnce to everything Is cents Parquet IS cents EXTRA
Children under ten, lsc., to the Pnquet, loo.
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New pnblitatinns.

yJ,HE TOUR BY THE TWO CHAMPIONS,
KEENAN, and SAVERS
LETTER FROM THE EDlfOK: ,.,-
GRAND DESCRIPTION OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
Letter from Censor on the
AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND
THE FIORA TEMPLE AND PATCbEN TROTS.
Conect Engraving Of the -
CHAMPION TROTTlNG STALLION
The FETE CHAMPETRE 10 honor OF the
JAPANESE.
DICK DIAINY; Or The LIZ AND ADVENTURES op
o,,, ,,r,, SoeKSn; aSn rRoTTINo REPORTS.
BksE BALL, CRICKET, AQUATICs, AND
OTHER SPORTING MATTERS,
FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE COUNTRY,
WILKE SIP L IL i
NOW OUT
" - ROSS T0USEY,
General Dealers
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rAJE ont;tIad COI.nEN


The coming Fourth Of July will dawn upon of the Bit
teTest sectional es that cursed couny the Amer
people do not resoutey purn all political excitement and
return 70 that and noble patriotism which Cannot fail to be
revivedby ARTBUKM GkAINGERS great National Romance
of GOLDEN FEATHER; Or, Tag bUcCANEER OF KIsG's
BRiDGg.p warlike reminiscence OF the
Rivers and the Bay Of New.Yotk during
the War Of l8l2-l5. This superb story Is omuenced
in THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY MERCURY for July
(ow resd and should be read by American who takes
pride in the glorious victories Of his country Ia times
LOVE aud GLOi its topics and the approach Of
Our Nations birthday gives special interest for all classes Of
North SOUTH East and Wes' ood shoulder to shoulder
and faced the enemy together will have far nu
In soothing party strife than either speeches diplomacy
Read THE MERCURY and hBd out the rest All the news
dealers sell IL.
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DATRIOTs, AROUSE! SAVE THE UNION!

The coming Fourth Of July viii dawn upon OF the bit
ter sectional sre that cursed country, If the Amer
people DO reutey all political excitement and
return and noble patriotism which cannot fail to be
revived by ARTHUR NJ GRAlNUERS great National Romance
of "GOLDEN FEATHER y Or TAR BUccASERR OF KISs's
BRIDGE" wsrlike reminiscence of the
Rivers and the Bay of NewYork during
the Wsr or - 20; This s9Pere story Is commenced
ready and should be read by American who takes
pride In glorious victories Of his country in times past
LOVE and GLORY its great topics aud the approach Of
Nations Birthday gives special nteres for s Classes of
readers brilliant aud patriotic story like this OF the days
North South Fast aud est stood shoulder to shoulder
faced the enemy together will have far nu
str. than either speeches diplomacy.
Head THE MERCORY and lind out the rest. All the
l.alar IL
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Ioys take Notice bright eyed rosy checked mis-
ehavons little fellows your mothers for NEW JAChET5
,nd PANTS They OF course, will consent, then to
CORNELLS Nos 81 John l54 sut.nsts and buy them
Brng along your big brohor they may want Goats too
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NOTICE to ADVERTIsERS.-Th only Daily
IN Pepper Published the Canadian saSt o. ooseinn,cnt
THE QIEBEC NORNING CHRONICLE. IL Il tAksn Ia al
every family Qnebec and eFcustes largely IA Eastern
sapeed on the vf Of the Prince Adsorsen viii hnd THE
CHRONICLE excellent medium. Dsly CSrorncs Se PSJ1
snnuI IN advances Weekly Chronicle, ~ DO Terms io' Ao
psrtisir nsde knoSn application.
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NEW Patriotic TALE, entitled GOLDEN
n WEATHER; Or, TIE BUCCANEERS OF KIsa's BRIDGE
Warlike r RoInspce of the Rivers and
the Raw of New.York. Being Tale OF Lore and
Glory in Tic War ef 1872, rs BY ARTHUR NJ GRANGER
is now ready at all the News Depos In THE NEW-fORK
MERCURY for July7 Price only Four Cents with Dsreys
Illustrations.
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A NEW Patriotic TALE, entitled GOLDEN
IA FEATHER; Or THE BuccASKKR KISG's BRIDGE.
A Warlike Romsnce of the Rivers and
the Bay of NewYork Being Tale Of Lore and
Glory tn the Wor Of 1872 rs. By ARTHUR NJ. GRANGER,
Is ready at ali the News Depots in TIE NEW YORK
MERCURY for July Price OILY Four Cents with Dsrleys
llustrations
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(AMPAlGN DOCUMENIS.
We invite the attention of friends Of the Republican cause
the following Es; Of documents:
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. RAHAM LIN COLIN, I,
tAuthoriaed editon,)
Bound in ..s ris.h Rs s.si rs4 81 page. r.. o.
An Abridged Edition, paper covers % cents.
LNcoLRs AND DOUGLASS SPEECHES in tn. ges.
Illinois Campaign Of lsS royal octave 2S pages stitched %
''9 case Unit A.
JssSS pfES scSEfA .. s.~,s. Of lo
Postage paid One copy 70 cents four copies Sl
The TfB1SE ALMANAC 1860 contain, Popular vo..
PAID + afsbs fPEs S e&gs sfsSs 5F TIE
icompenoium Price 20 censs sls per loo $l6o per 1000
THE KANSAS NARRATlvE--B, John Doy Of Lawrence
fis Il; 3
'ss sREpPSBLIcAN pPI'SrB CAMPAIGN MUSIC. No. wen Con-
qner - for male voices two t.no aud two eases Pce
Bif.ff 5is rrs. cents Post
'ss p'''' CAMPAIGN TRACTS.
PLKAsx PARTICULAR ATTENTION 70 the rensrfs on Post
's 01 THE iff.s fRRTPREssEIE GoSFLIcT Gov Stewards
Rochester Speech lsss with Charles oCOnOr' Un0nAee
~ Ii. 1p1S TIE DEM6CRATIC LEADERS FOR DIsUNIoN:
Speech Henry Wilson Of Masssehusetts In the senass JAN
iii THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS; Gov. Stewards sress
Sp4 ech, in Senate Feb. 20, 1860
iv: NATIONAL POLL TICS: Speech q Abr,ham Lincoln
of Illinois Institute, NewYork, Feb a. 1885,
James H. Doolit;ls's vindicstion of Wiscon,in
" LAND FOR THE LANDLEsS; The Hon GalUiha A.
Crows Speech, In tbs House Feb. 29. 1860
Will be ready about July /:
vi. THE LIFE OF ABRAhAM LINtoLN-By a Illinois
Republican who knows well the and his history large
compact pamphlet Of % pages or general cca
lstion campaign document fhce cents copy 40 ceHts
per Dozen 80 hundred $40 thousand equred by
additional be sent postage Casn
orders solicited will be filed in the order Of their
ton.
forming Of l6 except No g. which
double and price They sold In quantities of One
may be made up from the t above given, the buyer
NAV desre In smaller quantities 81 rs psr hundred; 25
cents per dozen singy cents By An postage prepaid
per copy 3O per Dozen III 6v loo ss 80
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A NEW Patriotic TALE, entitled GOLDEN
n FEATHER; Or, Tar BrcoAsEKs or RINo's BmDGE
Warlike homanco OF the Ejyeer. ang
Gioyv IL ne War Of 1879 IS. BY ARTHUR N 9RAINgER,
q row reAdy al a IN News Depots In THE REW-YORk
NERCUY for July "a Pnce only -Four Gents, with Dsreys
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Something New and usofJ foT Physicians and families
THE SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE-Ehi-
baclnx the History and Philosophy OF this New System
Medical Treatment with EXAMPLES Of single movements sno
directions their use Ia various Iorm Of Chronic Disease
tystsd h 20 Epezsyngs forming complete manual Of e1er
cises together viii SUMMARY OF TdE PRisClPLEs 0t
HYOiEkE By George II Taylor M u. Price, ~ z3 FOW-
LFR AND WILLS, NO Sg Broadway, pu5llshers.
This first and most complete wor on 'his subject ye
pubsbd u Arnecs twill be found nfu 70 a easses In or
out OF the pToession and 20 oen aud Children
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NEW Patriotic TALE, entitled GOLDEN

A NEW Patriotic TALE, entitled GOLDEN
n FEATHER Or, THE BuccAsEEK or KiNes BEIDeE;
Wsrlike Romance of the Rivers and
the Raw of New. York. BEING Tale of Lore and
Glory IN tie Var Of 1872 rs BY ARTHUR NJ GRAiNgER,
now ready at ali the News Depots ia THE NEWYORK
MEKCURi for July Price only -Four Cents, with Dseys
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TIE Hhf a15ahfshh SsS
SgsRsHS sgsR 4: S'S Tsi r.. :s l:SsH on ..sioS
~ ,T;s ssp e f,s cSsog 81
AND snogIR TUpspas u sFEN tSEsfso M Eyt&s J%. ;
Amer tho STAGE PROMENADE, Doe'tieh'' ne" S"''q0s'
LADY OF THE LAKE. TRAvESTIE:
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win l' ifi,f fSSTsr' fi'; : si 81 zouAvrs
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ENGLISH BALLADS y SrsEsE sHsi Won BEHkEI and AD'
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Box Office open all day
DAY AFTERNooN No reserved ss.ts for Mssioes..
VVALLACKs THEATER.
w SUMMER SEASON.
OPENING WEEK
DIsrlNsUisHEo ARTISTS, l
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. FLORENCE
Whose PSPTa aasf s iss ri s rf.isn
with such decided manifestations OF public approval
viii appear IN the great local buesque,
LALLA ROOKH; OF, THE FIHg-WoRsHTPpSRs
Produced style Of msgnbcence commensurate with the
fame o! this popular establishment
New Music, New Dresses, New Scenery,
4zSs ssSsa HsfS5s sIs5isl !, { Esif sfE5sBs SsHsf E
GRAND AQUARIA etc
Doors open at IT; Curtain rises at o'clock
rOr GURNEYs GALLERY, 707
SOSs No. TV7 Broadway, ers, block below the SVss
Nev-york HoteL
THE DYING rE-CUM-sEH,
and other elegant pieces Of S.stasIy: BY
CHEvALIER PETTRICH
Open nom ~ O. "A. TIL D. IA Admission, ~ cent?.
NB.-The PHOTOGRAPHIC ExHlBITION 0ALLk1Y
b open for FREE INSPECTION hensa n sn9pn-
COOPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCE
~ MENT OF SCIENCE AND ART Annual Com
Of this Insituon Is appointed for WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS June 81 and g On the former
evening the exhibition Of the cass OF Vocal Music viii se
o'clock the latter evening VIII De Do
Exercises consitns Of sd
the pupils the delivery Of certificates 10 those who
the and address 70 ese by The
Hon WILLIAM G. ALEXANDER Of New-Jersey
al the Office Of the Cooper Union day from m of
o. pi and on MONDAY EVEalNO, June Is, from Z to9.
JAMES T. HODGE, Curator.
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DATRIOTs, AROUSE! SAVE THE UNION

The coming Fourth Of July viii dawn upon Of The bit
sectional ses that cursed country the Ame
people do not esouey pu ah political excitement and
noble patriotism which fail 20 be
by ARTHUR Nj. GKAlNGERS great National Romance
Of GOLDEN FEATHER; Or. The BuocASEss oP KIss's
BRIDGE" A warlike remi niscence of the
Rivers and the Bay Of New.York during
the War of lS12l5. This superb stofy 10 commenced
In THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY MERCURY for July
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