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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

PREPARATIONS FOR mn M,MANrs OG'E-
QrIrs. Irving Hall was crowded lasi ,',nIns,
h a mass meeting oi Irish citizens, assembled
to make preparations for the proper reception
and transfer to Ireland Of the remains of the
Irish patriot, Terence Brlew McMinus, cN-
poctcd here about the 18Th inst, en- route from
San Francisco. ON motion OF Judge Connolly
Thoma, I, Meagher, E'q., presided over tn
meeting. Addresses were delivered by I. +.
Mcaghcr, NJ. Dphcuy, Robert Emmett, W. T..
Robinson John OMahoney and others. An
eloquent address, prepared for the occasion by "a
committee appointed Tor the purpose was
adopted together with the following rcsolu-
tou, g.
Holr,l-TLlt this meeting accepts with
hearty approval the noble AMI pltrio.ic project
cd. transferring TO his native isle the remain, of
Terrence B,llcW M,ManUs who hal loved
her with such pure devotion, there TO rest in
some spot, cousccra,el tn nationality as an
lmp,ri,lable monument Of the fidelity which
her children, in every ClImo beer to those Mho
are faithful TO her 1 rtuHes AMI her hopes.
Hsp'r,d, That committee TO prepare an adj
lrrs-, cmbodying the sentiments Of this meet
| ing and those who concur in the duty Under
| taken, he appointed, and that Michael Doh nv,
| Ihoma, I, Mcishcr, John OMIhony AMI Ber-
| nard Hughes, compose such committee.
Hsoi'.d, That an Executive Committee he
| appointed 10y this meeting to take charge of the
| remains on their arrival, and adopt measures to
ensure appropriate solemnltes, and all other ne
ccssIry arrangement, Tor their honorable trans
| mission To Ireland, and that the following gem
| tlcmen, with power to add to their number
| compose such Executive Committee
John OMahony, Robert Emmett, Thomas T.
II Nt..l.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
What the People Think.

General BrlihH is reported by telegraph a,
saving TO the citizens Of Lowell yesterday that
~''aiter remaining at homo a bri.f pcrioi, he
should go back, never to return until peace was
restored to the National Government.
We hope that he will he as cool as his word,
and that while lac is about ii, he will make that
''bref period, brief in the extreme. We hop'
that Com. SrRINGHAM will follow the sun.
patriotic resolution. We don't want those brave
gentlemen about here, just now.
The people hope that there were imperative
public reasons for these two commanders t,
pause in their gallant and much needed exploit
and come home. But they hope there will b,
some way to avoid such delays hereafter. W,
repeat they don't want to sec thcr heroc, til
their work is Gnished The press has unin
mously spoken this sentiment, in pretty blum
terms, and there can he no doubt what the poo
nile think
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
CITY NEWS.

ASSIAL GAMES or THE CALIFORNIAN
CLu--Thc fifth annual games Of the NV
York Caledonian Club came on yesterday at
Jones Wood The crowd present could not
have numbered less than fifteen thousan |.
many them friends of the club, while others
pitronscd the affair in consideration of its
worthy object, the assistance of the families of
the 10Th regiment The members Of the club
present were only about one hundred many
members being with the 59h, The sports of
the day were conducted on the open ground
used in former years, and were presided over 10y
McSsrs. !. Nicholson, j. G.. lime, AMI Lieut. I.
X. Sanderson Judges. The award of prizes VT
are compelled To defer.
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on IN, Florida coast, we learn from the Rich
mond Enquirer, when about eight hundred
miles Fast Of Cape Florida, she fell in with the
ship John Crawford, Captain Edge, from Phila-
delphia, bound TO Koy Wet with arms and
coal for the United states foroe5. She was
found to draw twenty two feet Of water, and
could not POSSIBLY le brought in The officers
and crew. numbering in all twenty two persons,
were taken on board the wivatcer, the
vessel fired. and holes bored in her side and
bottom. This wa about o'clock in the morn
ing, and by good day light the ship was wrap
pcd in flames, going down shortly Afterwards
1t was found impossible to secure any Of Tia,
nrms, as they were slowed under the coal.
The Richmond Enquirer adds We are glad
to learn that there will soon he another Jeh,
Davis afloat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
Court Of General Sessions.


John Burns, who, yesterday was convicted OF
an assault, was this morning sentenced to Is
days imprisonment.
william Long, a young man, was tried for
burglary in the lirst degree. lie was acauit-
ted.
George Edwards was tried aud convicted IL
forgery in the third degree, for the firserv Of an
order for merchandise, consisting Of four boxes
ot Sicily sumac, which were obtained on tho
forged order, at an cstahli shmcnt located at ~
Fulton street. The offence was committed on
the 22d Of July. The sentence was deferred
Henry Swift for countericitng, plead gu lty
OF forgery in the 18th degree. The sentence was
deferred
Robert Mcconnell was sentenced to the State
Prison for three year,. lie plead guilty Of
burglary in the third degree, in hlvin, bur,la-
riou-ly entered the premise. of Il ,chird Knoncr,
80 West street, on the 18th of August, AMI
stealing thcrcirum thirteen package, Of tobtcco
and quantity OF scgar,. Mcconnell alias Bcu
Mccullough, was pretty bad character.
Samuel Edwards was sent 10 the State Prison
for two yeas, on conviction Of burglar in tho
third d,gfcc. This ofrusc was committed at
tn" Hone House, Gs2 Broadway, where the de-
icndaut stole, On the 18th of August last. coats
and clothing IN value g. the amount Of 500.
The prisoner said he was a machini,t
John Anderson, u black man. was sent to the
Stitc Prison for five YEAR. lie was convicted
Of burglary in the first dc gree. The offence
chifgcd was, that on the 1th Of August no
hurl lariou,v entered the residence Of Nathan
u. Graham. y Washington Square, with tho
apparent intent Of hagsnS silvcrwdrs to the
amount Of $500 in value.
Dennis Donovan, a young man, charged with
grand larceny plead guilty cfpctty larceny and
was r.maulcl for sentence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

ALLEoED Ticker swrSttso .--FerdinSnd
stoessel and Frod'k L. Hseer, prvprictors Of
ticket office at No. Sc West street. were arrested
yesterday by officer Cummings. Of the Lower
Police Court, charged with defrauding Tho mas
1hco'''d and others out Of s10 each, " ,np
them worthless tickets for passage TO ha.a ~
on tie steamer Ieutonia. IL appears that when
the compliments reached the vessel thew learn
ed that their tickets were Of no value, the prioe
Of passage bcing cas- and the accuaed having
no authority ~ sell ck"'s. The prisoners were
taken before Justice Kelly, and committed to
answer the charge
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Capture or u Secession ship.

Ed"porf W sept. 1.-THE ship Alice Ball
has just arrived here, in charge of prize crew
She was captured in the lay 10y the United
States revenue cutter Arago. The Alice Ball is
from Liverpool, and has no register or other pa
pcr', except a clearance from the Liverpool
office.
She carried u secession dag, which was fying
with the stars AMI stripes over It. This i, the
third ship which has been captured within a
week by the Augo. The prizes are all lying
in hi, lathur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
UnbcaS Corpus Case In Maine.

Portland, Me, Sept, 5.-Messrs. Sargent ani
llill. Of Yarmouth who were arrested by order
Of the Secretary OF War yesterday, were pur-
.ucd with writ Of idJed' corpus and brought
back to the city. They will have a hearing to-
morrow, before the T.. s Circuit Court, Judge
Clifford
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
NOV cmcnt- Of Prince Napoleon.

81. IoDi', Sept. Q. Prince Napoleon and suite
arrived here At seven o'clock this evening and
took rooms at the Planters Hotel. A military
Escort was provided ly General Fremont to al
tend the Prince from the depot To his quarters,
on the arrival e the regular train at h,lf.p al
eight O'drck. The escort waited on the lcvco
until nine O'Clock, when it vas a,cer,iinrl that
the Prince and suite had quietly entered the
city two hour previously.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
The Campaign in Missouri,


Accounts from the rebel, in South East Mis-
sour, are conflicting. Their numbers are va
riou-ly estimated at from 5000 to 10000.
II i rumorcd that Gen. Pillow is leaving
New Madrid with his entire force. 1t is be-
licyed that the troops at Hickman that fired on
our gun boats Yesterday, were from Tennessee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
A Traitor in the FORTRESS. who is lie ?

"Commodorc' Barron, on hi, voyage to thi,
port from Hatteras, stated to one Of the officer,
Of the Minnesota that he had thorough aud
complete information as to the naval expedition
sent to attack him. lie knew the number of
vessels, their Names and the amount OF the
force sent from Fortress Monroe. lie made all
the preparation possible, but did not hay, time
TO send Tor reinfoccmcnts.
A small steamer was sent ont g. watch for the
fleet, and when the vessel came IN sight N.
ran in AMI oignallod the fort. and the people or
the mainland
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dDdny Sept. 5--The amount OF tolls receiv.
cd from the opening Il navigation 10 AMI in lud-
Ing the fourth week e August, 1850, was Ell, II.
BOB 1896 ~; the amount of tolls received from
III" opening OF navigation TO and including the
4th Of AUGUST, 1861, was Al ,9ll 1877 u, an in
crease in 1851 Of S3j7 ,2iO 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

Bo'fon, Sept. b Yesterday, Ex.Gov. Briggs,
at his residence in Ptt-iiold in attempting
hastily TO take down coat hanging in room,
displaced n loaded musket, which dschai gcd
the shot carrying away his left jaw, and inlet
ina very serious If not fatal wound.
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81 Ionic, Sept. 5.-Thrcc runaway slaves,
caught few days since 10y a party OF federal
troops at Mcramore bridge, have bcon hrou hit
to this city, aud will h. delivered up to their
owners, on sufficient proof OF their loyalty.
pFAfu 10 TRAITORS.
The military commission to assemble at the
st. Louis Arsenal has been instructed to try, ac-
corlng TO the rules and articles OF war all pri,.
Oncrs hrOught hrlorr IL
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the same purpose win be received by any Of
the members Of the shove committee. 1t Is un.
derstood that all the Irish societies, civic and
military, in and about this city have already
made arrangements to attend the obssquies Of
the deceased patriot
A meeting Of the Executive Committee vii
be held on Saturday next at twelve O'Clock at
No. Centre stree,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
Impsrtan, from Pen.ncai..

boui'riHe, Sept. 5.-Letters received here
cay that Gen. Bragg leaves Pensacola today
with three regiments for Virgins, leaving there
about the same number Of troops.
It was very sc1y at Pensacola-3O to 40
soldiers dying daily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
seizure Of Vessels and other Rebel
prnnsrfN

MRaL pIid, S,pi. The -chooners Emma
Amelia, GAYLE and Henry Cole were seized 10.
ia, under the conti-cation act: also 90 boxe, ol
turaCcunul nearly $4,000 worth of property Of
:. VI. DALEY, Of Richmond, a captain Of the
rebel army. Tie property was in he hands If
sank 4 Co., Commissioners of thi, city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

Crrdnod oLio, Sept. 5.-Tho Union Con
ycntion at columbus to-day was very large an
enthusiastic. Tho Ewing presided.
David Told (dcm.) wa, nominated for Cow
crnor and Benz, Staunton (rcp) Licutcnan'
Governor. The balance of the state ticket was
divided between Democrats and Republicans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

A MIsrAKE.- The arrest. OF Mr.. BYENr,
Cashier Of the lirm Of TArscuTr d Co., ON .
charge of swindling an emigrant with worth
less ticket, for a steamer pa.s igc 10 Queens.
town, Ireland, turn- ont TO have been rather
gross absurdty. The standing Of the house of
TAPsCoTT q Co. should have been sufficient
cause for scrutiniling the complaint IN re care
fully before making.al arrest. ltappcar.. that
acting as an authorized agent for the steamship
company Mr.. BESE received the pi--ar,
money # the complainant, and gave him a
check in the usual manner, crtitlirE him to re-.
ceiye his tickets at the office Of the company,
10 Broadway. Although properly d.rc.'c.
how to proceed, he neglected to obtain
his tickets, and Of course could not gc
along without them. If the complainant ha.
gone TO the Office Of TAPsooTT 4 Co., or haD
been sent there with an officer, the injustice O.
AN arrest and it, publication would have beer
prevented. The impulsiye complain OF igno
rant or careless emigrant,, almost daily drag in,
nocent parties before the publ, as alleged ticket
swindep, and the succession Of contradiction,
and explanations renders it difficult to lis pub
lie attention or feeling upon real case Of guilt.
Ii would Seem that some plan should be adopt
ed, IL possible, to ascertain whether any appear
ance Of an offence can really he alleged by the
complainant, b, fore making arrests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

Ssydcuse S,pi after the Withdrawal of
the Mulltt delegates. they held q meeting at
the Noorhcc, House and adjourned 10 meet in
New York, tu draw up statement Of facts to
present 70 their cou-titu MT and oprotes, gain
The action Of the State Convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

Sp,ugmH Mass, SPIT, 5.-Gen. Butlerwl'
enthusiastically received 10y about 3, 900 citizens,
on the arrival of the cars at noon today. lie
was addressed hv Mayor Bcmis, to whom he re-
piled in an eloquent and patriotic manner. lii
remarks elected uubounicd applause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

ITNIdT TII, ~. 1.-TNc -ch01nor NNbio
Bradford Of boston, prilc OF the pryitccr
Sumter, wa, rcrtptupd by tnc Powhattln and
has arrived at the navy yard with one of the
ryhcl prize crew iu from, lie has been sent to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
linton NIn-- Mrc,ina u, Ilhncn, y. v.

OUrcgr, sept. Arrangements are being
made ~ the loyal citizen. OF Tompkn' county,
for holding u grand Union mas meeting at
Ithaca, on Saturday, to be- addressed 10y Hon
Daniel ;. Dickinson. The meeting promises TO
hc the most imposing public demonstration
ever held in TOmpkin, county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

Regiment, Ulster Guard, n. Y. 5, NJ, were
mustered into service to-day. They are en-
campcd between this place and Kingston. Re-
cruitng is goiug on very rapidly for this regi.
m, mt in different parts Of this county. The
ofl,e : are the same as when in three months
,Rr\
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

Washington, Stpt. 5.-The Secretary of War
has issued a commission to Col. Samuel b. Plat,
Of Colchester, VT, to raise a cavalry regiment
n that state, to 10 ready "a soon ~ possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

boston, S'p' 5.--The Boston Banks made an
other srecie gain Of 1876, 400 today, which
swells the total now held 10 about o., 200, 900.
The ub-Treasury deposit amounts 70 over one
million and quarter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06
Arrests In Phila delphia.

HImhiph'd, sept. j.-R. ). Perkins an
Robert Bolton, armOrorS Of the Frankfort Ar
senal, had u hearing today before Judge Gricr
charged with supplying cannon primers to tn,
rebels in April last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

THE L. S. TRANSPORT SInP 'JoHS CRAw-
FORD" DESTROYED Az SEA ny A PRIvATEER.
Just Lefore the privateor JEFF. Davis was lost
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Stockbridge, Mass, Sept. 5-The cotton fac
tory in Great harrington, belonging to 0lney
CAT, was consumed by arO this afternoon.
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MILITARY fUNERAL.-The funeral r Capt.
Julian Ellis, of Company r., 7lst Regiment,
who died on Tuesday last at his rcsdence, #
injuries received at the battle Of Bull Run took
place yesterday afternoon. The body was taken
to st. Marks Church, fol-, wed by portion Of
the members, and all the officers Of the list
The Rev. Mr.. Eghtenbrcit and Rev. DR.. Nor
gan said the funeral services, and the boiv of
deceased was placed in the vault.
SEizrRH op Flora TEMPLE The tam rus
trotting mare was seized Yesterday afternoon
on the Fashion Course, !. l., by NJ ,r,hals Ne.
Kay and Hunt. W. are Informed that -hc j.
owned 10y WIN. M,Donilt, OF Bitimorc, but it
il probable, from tAc circumstances OF the
seizure, that interest. in her arr owned further
South. She was jus, on from tro' when ial, m,
and WA eft at the course ia charge Of an OIL ar
ANoriIER SErzuRH.-The bark Laura Il -,
2Sl tons burden, which arrived frem Ztra,
Cuba, with cargo Of sugar, was seized ycsirr-
day 10y the Surveyor. One siA tccnth Of the
vessel, as shown hy the register is owned hy
Cornelia Da,p, o. Navy Bluff Florida, and the
remainder at Belfast, Maine.
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LEGAL nErORT--TnuRspAY.



Colonel Ld'on dischprgei d' last. Heu.T
Tpringfor. rs. John ". Ldtson. This oas
which has been reported in the Sun in its
iou- stages through the Court, is at last die >
ed Of 1t will he remembered that Colone' 1T
son acting under authority from the State De
partment at Washington, addressed himself to tho
formation Of a regiment Of cavalry for the war.
lie had found camp at Elm Park, l.. l., whore
he proposed drilling his recruits IN receiving
rciniOr,ements. The plaintiff Pinington the
Colonel claims, was duly enlisted, enrolled and
sworn in as q volunteer in his regiment. For
some alleged breach of discipline Colonel Lat
son ordered harrington to he locked up in tho
guard house, for this harrington ~ soon A. Lib
Grated, commenced an action against the Colonel
for ialsc impri. onmcnt with an order of arrest.
While on business in the city regarding hi
command, the Colonel was arrested by the
Sheriff, and has been in his custody. Locked m
in the Tomhs, until within the as, three or fur
days. motion now comes up 90 vacate the
order Of arrest, on the ground that Parrinrtoa
il regular recruit, duly enlisted in said rr,,i-
men;; while on the part OF harrington, il vas
claimed that he never hal been sN lrn in or en-
listed but was temporarily acting A. privats
seer, iary 10 litson. Judge Clcrkc now decides
that the motion 90 vAcite the order must ha
grant d, and defendant -ct at liberty, on cun1i-
ton, however, that he will not commence an
action aga INST Darlington. No cost to either
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-06

ELEGANT FALL CAEPErING AT HIRAM An
UrE~nN'-, No, o. BIwCry English Velvet Br'lsse
I REPLY and lpgrlin Carpets, Rugs, Mattng, on
{ utis at "A great reduction In prices. AL gods
guyrutecd. Buyers are invited 10 examine. Ntl
9" BnWcy.
BLA,K Lava EAR RINGs AND Piss,
TW" d 'iar and -Four Dollars set'
Al e, G.. ALLENs
40 Broadway.
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DIR. HENRY ZELL5
NERYINE POWDERS
TO CURE THE LOVE OF STRONG DRINK.

For sale at CO Division street Mrs. Beachs fit
Eighth ay. Ms. Hayes, lTb Fulton st, Brooklyn
DIR. Mercer's 2?4 Broad st. Newark.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
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Ccri Ned nv the GoVrrnor aud the broad
seal Of the Stntc!
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THE LATEST NEWS,

BY 7RLBGRATH TO THB N y SUN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-30

Vourtcrs, Pages Conspicuous, Ulicers. SOtlers &c
Julie de Mortimer, an orphan ward to Riohelieu
Mrs r. 3. Conway
Marian de Lorme mistress to Orleans, but in
New scenery painted for tho piece by Messr Hyard and
Meadcr
A room In the Palas Cardinals
An apartment In De Mauprats house.
chamber in kicheleu Castle NJ Ruelle
The Gardens of the Louvre.
Audience Chambers In the Louvre
On Thursday Evening, January 81
THE ZOUAVbS
viii appear In three of their best pieces.
ON FRIDAY
MIR. EDWIN FORREST
WIN appear for the third time this present engagement
CARDINAL RICHELIEU.
Reserved seats be secured at the box office from
NJ until r. 81.
Doors open at 6ls. Curtain rises at III
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE GERMAN LIEDERKRANz SOCIETY WILL HOLD
i their annual Fancy Dress Bal at the City Assembly
oos Monday, February H. 70 which they invite their
rncmbsrS and frends The vsross committees In chae
the ogements will endeavor % sustain se high reputs
ur which the balls OF this society already enjoy Tickets
nj g. admitting gentleman and ladies' be bad Of
members only, among whom are the following gentlemen
VIM Jelngbaua Cooper Institute; Frei kapp, 2l Broad
wsy, q. sackersdon ~ Second avcnue Chas Soinway ~
Walker street There VIII o. sale 81 tickets ~ the door,
ana win be received without exception which do not
bear the names Of The gentleman introduced and OF the
member introducing These tickets nos transferable
Members will please ce for their tickets at yhagnras Hail.
on Sunday, Tuesday snd Thursday evenings
ERNST SfEtaER, Secretary
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(tANNTT COAT-nfSCItARGINg FROM sur flDb-
Tia, Il he FIRST quality and win he s}ld y rcdmeco pte
" taken direct ship; also, Liverpool Ofrei Feaeh VI
WV" ne" uENRy REEVE.
Corner Canal AMI Centre aud Jane aud West streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-30

iNNANCIs pITIFR no PECK SLIP, HAS ALI THE
L choice breeds ror sale ard stock Buffers inls'iMe
Mango and Fita Exterminator ~ cents per oDe a
era breeding Training Diseases &c OF Dogs 81 Dog,
boal led trained, &c. Medicines tof a'l diseases
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40 CHRISTOPHER sTeEET-MRs. II: RoEDER y
Femist and world cd Seer aud gifted LAZY This
cy Reyealer of all affairs through life past present add
future events gives true and correct information health
wealth love affairs Journeys, law suits, dnhauly in bust
ness absent friends sickness Nc Thousands % visitors
witness The truth OF her revelations during the past
sxteep wears Remember her residence IS Christopher
street near Fourth and Waytrcy place, II you wish
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DARNuMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1861.
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
TWO SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
AFTERNOON AND EVENING, AT 3 AND u. O'CLOCK
AT each of which the superb French Drama,
LADY OF ST TROIEZ,
LADY OF ST TROPEZ.
LADY OF ST TROPEZ,
VIII be produced In elegant style and attractvencss
The wonderful combination living Griositi0o
all 10 be the low price of Is cents
OLD ADAMS CALIFORNIA MENAGERlE
TIRE LIVING MAMMOTH BEAR, SAMPSON
THE LIVING BLACK SEA Lion.
THE TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN.
THE LIVING ALBTNO FAMILY.
THE LIVING WHAT Is ITs
THE LIVING CANARY BIRD SHOW.
THE LIVING LEARNED SEAL
THIRTY LIVING MONSTER SNAKES.
THE LIVING HAPPY FAMILY.
MISS DAWRON, DGTBLE-NOICED SINGER.
THE $50 SPFCKLED BROOK TROUT.
THE LIVING AFRICAN SAvAGEs,
Who be York this week, and
million other Curiostes Of conceivable variety. Not
withsaDdr g this immense list OF attractions, whch Is uni
versay admitted be worth than four times the sum.
the price Of admission remains ONLY % the whole
Children under ten Is cents Parquet front
in the Lecture Room 10 cents extra children under