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CBEyuIEE WEBB ALL RIGnT.-In a column
and quarter of editorial dirt eating the mar
tial hero of the Courier and Enquirer makes ii
all right yesterday in the case of Major Ander-
son. The whole gist of this copious meal is
contained in the following brief paragraph
We acquit Major Anderson fully as language can
exouerate him from the charge Of want Of patriotism
made against hi Monday. The charge was based
faschood lying, and, by the removal Of s founda.
ton falls TO the ground and most lMpIF In pro-
claiming II fase and slanderous
That will do. That is ample and complete
enough The whole charge was piece Of
falsehood and lying, and Chevalier Webb is
''most happy in proclaiming it false and SLAM
derous. The Cheyalier ia all right now, and
we hope that the Secretary of the Treasury
will send on that dfty-two thousand dollars,
not forgetting the odd fractions, and that the
Secretary Of War will forthwith transmit the
commission of Major General. Chevalier Webb
is now quite bright and polished; his conscience
is clear and his shirt collar white and without
STAIN
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
SUNDAY, April 81. 1861.

SUNDAY, April 81, 1861.
The country is now fairly plunged into civil war,
and the North responds with alacrity to the Presi-
dents appeal for troops. In all human proba-
bility, in the course Of few days Virgins and
Maryland will be the scene of severe though brief
struggle, which may terminate in the bloody over.
throw Of the seccssionsts in the liberation of the
slaves in these States, and in the utter destruction
of their material and agricultural interests
Whether the escape Of slaves will spread from
Virginia and MARYLAND to other slave States. de.
ponds the course of the latter. If they join the
rebels they will. OF course share their fate. Re-
alizing the nature Of the crisis holders Of Virginia
skies are glad to sell them at 81. Discounting the
probabilities OF the future. holders Of Kentucky
skies sold them down 20 per cent in one day last
week. A similar depreciation has just taken plac,
in Tenucssecs, Missouris and NORTH Caronas. In
the event u the secession Of all the border States
MI these State stocks, which have been so largely
dealt in on our Stock Exchange, and 30 generals,
used as a deposit for the circulation of banks il
the Western States, would become absolutely
worthless. Whatever principles be adopted by thu
government al the outbreak Of the war il is clea
that the first battle will scatter to the winds al
considerations Of tenderness fraternity and tn,
North will pursue policy which will PRACTICAL,
eface slavery rom the soil of the great horde
states.
This II the cardinal commercial fact prcsente,
Nv the present aspect of the war. Virginia. Mary
land, Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri contai
about ,200,Co0 slaves, worth in round number
sGoo.oo0,O0o This amount Of property win b
blotted out by the first battle, and by just
much viii the people Of these States be renderc
unable to pay their debts to the North. BY 81
much as the labor of these slaves created eycii
year will the annual product Of these States be d
mnshed. And, simultaneously, the agricultur
and commercial condition of these States viii b
impaired by the sudden establishment upon the
soil of 200, 900 negro paupcrs, unaccustomed
voluntary toll, and ualtted to exercise Tue respo
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The preparations for the war have quite dons UP
atricai business, and 1t ia rather late in the season
reaction. The events o. the week may BE- summe .
very briefly. Al the Winter Garden Mr.. Edwin b
mas beec playing Shylook, 0theilo and Hamlet
N'oio Gardeo, Mr.. Forrest ~ Metamora, and the
~ oIccs' AT Laura Keene's theatre, the sever
.eS' ana at walack's, "Henriette.n The pstr
uiaha 'u'es the day at the New Bowery. One OF |
uA'"Aseis TINS theatre Mr. Fox, Is OF for the war
're Egn'n regiment, or which he Ia a member.
Inc complimentary concert to Madame Anna b.
look pace az the Academy OF Music on Friday
house was not SO good as the occasion deserved
Phhar monte Society Of New York gave its lAss COZ
at the Academy on Saturday evening.
Is suggested IN various quarters that tina thea
should all give performances in aid OF the find for
support OF the families Of volunteers for the war
Nixon OF Nibios Garden, Is trst in the field in ths
work, and we have no doubt that the other man n
viii be glad TO fellow his example The associated
lists give performance OF the "Siclan yespersn Of
Philadelphia Academy for this worthy object, and
hey return to New York on Tuesday, viii undoobtel
happy to join in grand musical demonstration q,
Academy.
Our Brooklyn readers VIII not forget the operate
fcrmance at their Academy tonight for the beae6
bat veteran artist and popular manager, Mr. W.
Broagh. Madame Anna Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Dray
and other excellent artists, viii assist.
The theatrical announcements are as follows
AT the Winter Garden, Mr.. Edwin Booth has been
engaged for six nights, and plays Richesu this
ning.
At Niblo's, Mr. Forrest in "Metamofa,' is the att
ton. On alternate nights Eixoo's Circus
Sr. Walack announces the last eight nights OF
season and succession OF perfos mances of the old CO
dies, commencing 10 night with Congreve's eIOye
Love" After May this theatre is for rent.
At Laura Keene's "The Seven Sisters" every nigh,
week.
At The New Bowery, captain Kyd," the 'Fr
Cobbler" and "Black Eyed Susan"
1t Barnum's Museum the dramatic attractions to
and evening include "Don Cesar de Bazan" and &C
tola"
The Bryants' Minstrels have added the famous
r. Horn to their forces
Loyd's troupe at Niblos Saloon are very popular
formers.
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pATANTAtS STrDip.

An accidental visit TO Mr.. G. u. Patanias studio, ths
other day, gave much qualification that
ran from recommending this excellent artist
on OF our readers Mr. Paanias speciality Is the taking
ofkcnesses in the highest development Of the art As
specimen OF his work, every will be charmed with
picture Of the celebrated Doctor A. patanias strong
point is 10 color, and his flesh tnts wonderful re.
mindng Of the old masters The kenesses are exact
although Of course, little bit ha,tered Nowadays IL
is the fashion to have ones photograph carte DE- vte
but s the supreme ban ton to have the likeness OF the
msster Of the honse ornament to the paor thereof
We have not seen anything equ- to paanas portraits
this country.
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The BANNER IN THE BREEzE-Our cities
towns and villages are gay with the streaming
colors of the Star Spangled Banner. We see
II floating over the top of Bunker Hill monu-
ment. Trinity church, the Catholic cathedrals
our public buildings, from the tops of the
highest hills and the tallest spires-in places
indeed, where ii never waved before. II is
now nearer Heaven than any flag ever
waved before. We see it, in endless dupli-
cate and Of varying size, lining our Streets
decorating our store windows. and being
carried to and fro on stages, carriages and
other vehicles. We see it in the hands OF men,
women and children, indoors and out of doors.
We see ladies at the hotels come troopng into
the dining hall with flags in their hands
and with the red, white and blue worn
on their bosoms We see this emblem
of our constitution and our liberties
yelopes, and ncckties, and bits of white silk
TO be pinned to our coat collars. We might
pursue our enumeration, but enough is said and
enough is known 20 show that the Star Span
CLEO Banner expresses sentiment which IL
universal among us, from Maine to Chesapeake
Bay. That sentiment is THE UNION. There Is no
palmer evidepcepf this grand unity of feeling
than in this throwing to the breeze of the flag
Of our country. We all rejoice in it. II is n
popular movement the like Of which was never
seer before, and such general unanimity must
command respect abroad and strike fear to our
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

I'm
LIVERPOOL, April s. 1861.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales OF cotton to-day 20 900 bales Of which
5000 bales were to spectators and exporters Mcssrs
James Hewitt Co report advance Of fully I'D, the
market closing active at 16d. for Orleans middlng
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
There has been regular market at Manchester since
the departure of the Niagara but the OF affairs there
is generally favorable.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.
Messrs. Wakefield Mach & Co and Richardson, Spence
Co.. report flour dull and prices easier but auotably
unchanged Wheat quiet and the fine qualities have slightly
declined Corn quiet and quotations barely maintained
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef steady Pork firm. Bacon dull ard in large sup.
ply holders offer freely, but show disposition pres
sales. Tallow generally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rice quiet. Other articles generally unchanged
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, April g. 1861.
Wheat dull ami all qualities slightly declined Sugar
firm. Coffee steady Tea-al qualities slightly declined.
Rice firm Taow-Little inquiry, and prices weak
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The money market is generally unchanged. Consols
~ 91L for money, and Ok 81 for account. Ili-
Central Shares, % 24H discount Erie shares, %
2ol3; New York Central shares, 70a r.
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Wood, Eddy & Co., Managers or the

KENTUCKY, MISSOURI AND DELAWARE LorrEaIEs.
Authorized by the Legislature
The subscribers, Commissioners appointed 10 superinen
the drawing of Lottery authorized by LEGISLATURE hay
ing this day attended the drawing Kentucky state LEI
ees for the benefit Of the town of Frankfort hereby
y that the following the numbers which were this da
drawn from the WHEEL
EXTRA GLASS 2s9 April 20 1861,
81, 8, l6, So, 25. 40, Al, AZ, 81, "a, 49, As.
CLASS 2a0, April 20 1851
%, 81, So, 30, 6, 2, 3S, AZ, So, SO, So, SO, 60.
Witness hands Covington Ky this SATURDAY. Apr
%, 1851.
$Ass ssSSSS GA sS3AsssSSssow, Commissioners.
Circulars cont aiming schemes the month will be uae
free of charge by sending to
WOOD EDDY 4 co.
Covngon KY; st. Louis No. or Wilmington 'nei
EorIcE.-Al tickets in the Delaware State Lottery vii
Lottery, nj Covington Kentucky. ~
w., Z. d CO., Manages.
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TIM lN1llErrun PEiAE fIGHr.-The prize fight between
Owen Geogegsn and I'd. Touhey, which was interrupted
Staten Island by the harbor police came OF on Ssur
day morning at early hour Geogcgan was seconded
by Phil Clare and Dick Vail and Touhey by bis brother
and Kit Burns. After game and hard fought contest
Touhey, who had the best Of the lighting being supe
ror il pugstic skill, unable come time In con
sequence OF heavy fall he received The fight lasted
one hour and ten minutes during which forty rounds
VoY ught
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FRANCE.

1t reported that Prince Napoleon ntends to make
rapid incursion into Syria.
The reported departure of French naval forces and
provisions for Syria is denied.
1t rumored that French irgate has been de-
spatched to South Carolina. Ameasure adopted at the
suggestion of Jefferson Davis.
II asserted that treaty has been concluded be-
tween Russia and France, ana the OpiaOne Rationale
saws that in the of collision France has secured
the support Of Russia, and Austria that Of England
Warlike rumors were prevalent in Paris.
stated that the army at Lyons 10 be increased
10 600 men, and that Marshal Canrobert s TO have
so eco men along the eastern frontier.
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ITALY.

The letters from Italy warke
1t is denied that Garbadi went TO Turin invitation of
Count Cayour and asserted that he is opposed to Cavour
policy.
An address had been presented to Garbadi from the
MsgyNs, inviting him TO action, and stating that AZ his
bidding the half million OF he calls for will all be
ready Garibaldis reply vague and the genuineness
OF the document il doubtful
The Duke of Cayanle had been arrested at Naples IL
consequence Of two letters by him Francis
Second The general members OF Bourbon committee
and two priests were also arrested
II rumored that a conspiracy had been discovered
in which five bishops implicated.
The Pope had recovered his health.
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In steamship savannah, for Mongomcry-w Hesy sdy,
Mrs w schmidt, Mrs Scudder, Mrs Mulane, Mira
FRAT, Miss r Kelly yiipe, Miss Mitchell, Miss =
MITCHELL Dumopceau, Putnam, Barclay, Farrell,
kins Mrs Jolly, Mrs Weeks w Tucker Oliver, Miss
Belmont, Miss Nelson, Jardine lady. w AbauIh,
( chester Mrs Raymond children, South 4 lady,
CbsDbess lady children u Beck 7 WORTH, Den.
Heckinger, " kortright, ! Brke Harrison, u liar
Mas Roes Ross M Ross II b Gould, II Kncsid, ! Fra
ssr d Hoffman, Il Stern Coson McCoskey stcyins
! Burke Began, q Mckenzie, w Hichos, a Leland
q nopltQu-And Al N steersga
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Report that a French Frigate
is Going to Charleston.
A GENERAL WAR In EUROPE IMMINENT.
Proposal to Make Prince Alfred
King Of Greece.
A FURTHER ADVANCE In COTTON
DECLINE IN CONSOLS,
ks., &sss H.
ST. Josss, N. f., April 10,

ST. joss, n r., April 10,
Via SAeKvuIS, n. Is. April 20, 1881 !
The steamship Columbia, Capt. Letch, from Galway
9th inst, has arrived at this port.
The steamship Prince Albert, from New York via St
Johns, N. f., with American Geographic advces to
March 50, arrived at Galway on the 9th
The steamship Arabia, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown the It'll
France has sent frgae to Charleston al the sugges-
ton OF Jefferson Davis.
The Austrian Diets were all opened on the 9th.
Parliament reassembled on the Sth.
1t denied that the Great Eastern takes 200 Mormons
to New York.
England for King of Greece the best of settling
the present dynasty difficulties.
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Owing TO the extraordinary dimensions OF the meet
ing Saturday Afternoon in the number of speeches as
wei as IN the mass Of human beings present, find
space unequal 70 the great occasion We published
el2htesa columns of the proceedings yesterday. We
have j dozen columns yet typeto publish tomorrow.
The asas from the seat OF and the extensive mill
tarv movements ard elsewhere take up nearly the
Mhnl, OF our paper
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FUNDS FOR THE VOLUNTEERS IMuENsE En-
rHusnsM.-Quite in keeping with the genuine
patriotism which has prompted the display of
flags, the street professions and the great pub
lie demonstrations in favor of the Union, is
the liberality Of our citizens throughout the
country in contributing funds for the equip
ment, transport and support of the volunteer
troops. This is doing the proper thing at the
proper time. In all our cities, towns and vii
lagos subscriptions are on foot, and individuals
are giving from FIVE dollars to three thousand
dollars each, with willingness which
shows how genuine is the motive by
which they are actuated. The prompt
manner in which our merchants eubscribed
s22,4 5O 10 the Chamber of Commerce fund on
Friday is entitled to the highest commeudation.
This subscription has since sweled to s37 900.
The good example will doubtless be acted upon
far and wide. But it has not been with money
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New York Observation-Disclosures Hditfon.
Tho mail steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will
leave this port today, at noon, for Aspiawal.
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
via close ut ten O'Clock this morning.
The HSw Yosx WEEKLY HxRAID-Calfornia edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world, With large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter will be published At hafpast eight O'Clock in the
morning
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, six centa
Agents will please send In their orders early pos
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Court Calendar-Tnts Day.

SUPREME CouRT-cRCUT.--Pa Mos. 11c7, Ill
1l3 Ills, Ill., 1ll9, l12l 1929 1925 1922 lisi IL;
Nos $685. s55, 7Ss, 1885, 59l, 1l6 S02 $685. sIo sIs 4C
s2a, SEQ. 1913, 1874 $40, s44, 57s. s76, 3soh-spec
Tesm.Nos. l97, 3o2 3I7, 319. 1885, 200, 800 go, 8.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part mos. 1865. HOS, 1869, Is,
1857 1858 1163 l177 49, 1896 1543 s37 947 I7l5 III
I719, 1721, l725, 427-Part 2.-Nos 1868, 1870, I21
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUsT-Nos. so, 10, H. Is
II, 20, 49,
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enemies q. home. 1t shows that we are still
great people, with the courage aud determine
ton to support that greatness, and to unite
manfully in its achievement, be We democrats
or republicans. Our flag Is menaced. ana we
must defend it to the last, come what may; and
Let us res. assured that in the end to the defend
ers of that flag will be the victory.
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AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Diet opened at Vienna on the 9th A
motion pending for address TO the Emperor,
thanking him for the commencement of constitutional
principles and the maintenance OF the unity Of States
The diets of Hungary, Bohemia, Syria and Salzburg
aleo opened the 9th. In the Hungarian Diet
Hungarian Count made the opening speech announcing
the abdcaon Of Ferdinand and the ascension OF Francis
Joseph He said IL the sincere wish OF the King that
the rights OF Hungary be maintained
Count Seichy's demand supported by majority
Of members in the lower house.
Documents relative to the abdcaton Of Ferdinand and
Tie accession of Francis Joseph laid the table
the diets Of Syria and Salzburg.
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The Niagara's Mails,

BosroN April Il 1861.
The newspaper bag, containing The oteign papers per
Cunard steamship Niagara, at this port forwarded
by the Sunday night train, and will reach New York
carly TO morning. The mails left by the same
conveyance. The person who pretands 10 have charge
81 the mails and papers is very dsobhgng, and should
change his manners or be discharged
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Omcfal Drawings OF II. France & Co.
Delaware Observation-Disclosures by Assembly pass,
January, 1859. Grants to run twenty years.
Sussex CoUNTY-CLAss 95 Drawn April % 1861
Is, 30, 46, So, 80, 81, 26, 80, II, 81, IL, "a. 2
GRAND CossoLrDArED-OLAss II, Drawn April 20 1851
81. 50. Y, Il, 90, "A, SIS, 81, Is, 80, 20, 81.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
r. FRANCE d co., Managers.
Wilmington Delaware.
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OUR AFTERNOON EDITIONS.

We shall hereafter issue three afternoon editions daily
the FIRST at half past one O'Clock the second at three
O'Clock and the third at half past four O'Clock All
important news received up to those hours will be
nnhliaNed
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To News Agents.-Having Perfected
arrangements for duplicating all forms OF the Tn
bune by the reotype supply
from News by the early trains Dupic
enable print the matter
Presses at the same time 1he increase circus
ton of the Daily Tribune has rendered this alb
souey necessary send along orders either through
the hoasae dealers, direct Tribune I5l Mas
san "
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The Arkan,ns state Convention.

FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, April 70, 1851
Hon. David Walker, President OF the Arkansas state
Convention, today accordance with the provisions
the constitution issued his call requiring the Convention
10 reassemble on the 9th Of May.
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Bachelors HAIR Dye.--Rciiable and
Brown Factory 81 Barclay At rect
Sold and applied at W. A. BA1CHELoBs IL Bond street
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FATHER PoiSr, q T., April 81, 1851
There no signs yet of the steamship Jura nos
due OF this point with European dates to the 18Th ins.
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Batcheisr's Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens art Cal ana se
them at l6 Bond street. send for a mea sure card
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Moldayta Cream Forces the Hair and
whiskers 70 grow luyuriantly Sold NJ A. BATcHELOR.
newly invented Wig factory, iG Bond street.
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AtteutfOn.-Camp Kettles. Tin Guns.
Plates Knives and Folks, spoons Flask Camp Kettles
in any quantity at wholesale prices y
BALDWIN JOHNSTON, g. Maiden lane
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Attention IL Called to the sale OF Housc-
hold Furniture at iS3 West Houston street. on Tuesday
April 49, at 10 A. M.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the the World and retsl and The
bye privately applied AZ No. q Astor House.
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Hal, Infmttable Cutter OF Hair md
whiskeis No. Barclay street; Har Dye 90 GEMS; black or
hrnu
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Espenschefd's SpS ing Styles of Gentle.
mems Has-For fpeness of materials elegance of 6nisb
and durability they cannot be surpassed Try them q, III
Nassau street. 0 =
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The Great Western Railway Tranic.

HAMILTON, Q. W., April 20, 1861
The Great Western Railway traffic for the week enii|
yesterday amounted to $500, being Increase on
the corresponding period OF last year of 81 COO
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Agents.-HayfnU

Wheeler u Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices. Office COS Broadway
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BAaNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway Day
and Eveai1.-Dos CESAR BAzAH-CAPITOLA-BEARS,
SEA L.ioS OTHER CURIosIrJKs.
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BPTAHTS' MINSTRzLS Mechanics Hall, 472 Broad.
wsy--BJsLFsaCEs, SONGS, DANCES, dc-DowN IN OLD
IL
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PORTLAND, Apru 20, 1861.
The steamship Canadian sailed for Liverpool At five
O'Clock
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NEW 8OwkRY THEATRE, Bowery.-CAprAIN KYp-
FRisKY CossLER-BLACK EYED SUSAN.
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NfBl,O'S SALOON. Brosdwsy.-LLoYp's MISsTRELs IN
BURLssaUE5, SONGS. DAschs. &c-DowN IN OH K-Y-KY.
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rHE MONSTER DEMONSTRATION.

New York, Monday, April 2e, 1861.
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MELoDEON CONCERT HALL, No. $50 Broadway
SoaGs DANCES BuRLxsauNs, DO.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. 5S5 Broadway.-soNGs
pAeGAs. SJRIGsoUKs. DC.
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WINTER GARDEN Broadway. opposite Bond stree
EiCasLIgU.
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LAURA KEENK's THEATRE, No s2i Broa
G.aw