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Amuse,nents.
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

lRARNuM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT
LAST DAY BUT THREE.
LAST DAY BUT THREE,
LAST DAY BUT THREE.
! en.sp gAgf g x DOG SHOW.
G GRASD S SxTIoSiitk P Dos SHOW SHOW.
~ HE MOST iST Il n SSFf; II EXHIBITION
''" OVER FIFTY TiioGsANsDH PERSONS
FoGR ;hio is: Sft I'd S DOGS
FORTY b Sl TSSf iAaf BREEDS.
OVER So zoo IN PREMIUMS
paIp IN n for the finest sud bss Dog of the vaous
brsed. which har. included specimens from every portion Of
In country a. well Is the entire stock Of
FRANCIsS BUTLER, ESQ,
Of No Peck slip who acne has in the show 40 6ne
specmen. oevery dsinct breed known TIE eIhb on Of
the present week the most interesting Of all consisting Of
''''' FOUR HUNDRED rREaTUM DOGS.
selected from the immense number exhibited during the
whole Tss5 SEA sTo qsEsF
ofeyery breed. giving the public the
CONCENTRATED EXCELLENCE
OF eyerythnz ia the Canine World that be produced
including Mf. FRANCIS BUFFERS
GIANT SIBERIAN BLOODHOUND,
whose proportions are more Ike Horse than Dog
1n' H's'' TAKE M TIE ~ $1,000 PREMIUM.
Several these beautiful dog. have been taught by thei'
owners perform many astonishing tricks sno1s them
from New Worcester Mas, which dances wasSes jumps
the rope &C. and in order to show their wonderful sasae
there will be exhibition In the Lecture Room every Few
hours OF
EDUCATED PERFORMING DOGS
And Ladies and Gentlemen owning performing dogs
requested to bring them the and best o. which
will be awarded discretionary premiums
The Dogs will be exhibition
AT ALL HOURS EVERY DAY AND EVENING. from
g. m It'll 10 p .
All the other novelties. OF the Museum will so be eIh
btion, including the renowned COMMODORE MUTT The
$4,000 MUTT, THE QUAKER, or WOODEN GUN
from the Rebel Forhcations At Nenteyille. Va the
GREAT LIVING WHALE, THE MADAGASCAR All
BINOS, THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, LIVING
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON. LIVING MON,
STER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING
TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA. &c.
The splendid Drama
NORA CREINA;
aud the lsusLsbie Comedietts,
a DEAD SHOT.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Admission to all % cts children under TO- is cts.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
June D. 81, 900 in pr.,ainms for furs, BABIES,
TWINS, TRIPLET5, QUAIERNs, and FAT BABIES
Cy-ONE HUNDRED BABIES have already been entered
for competition. and SECURED TEEIB cERTlFlCATES
That bens the number limited tbs lists closed except 10
q few more FAT BABIES, TWINS TRIPLETS, and
QUATERN5.
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T1TnsoN RIVER RAILXOAD.-ForA ALBA

HUDSON RIVER RAIL1OAD::mFor ALBA;
III NY and TROY, CONNsO.iNo WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. 1rstns-eavo' p,o,. :.
$780,, a.V III ~ ,I3:l7:2S. 1l:2s q m aud 1855 and
30 and p. IN. 49, 20" p. NJ
Troy and Albany (wt Neep! io'"P' lounoaS'inciuoed
ing carl 10:l3 - ,.ox 49,. . IN
Pourhkeepse train at No. B;25 T. H. ena A'@' sno ''V
and and 645S: m PA
Fishkil train go y.
Peekskil trai, 9:45 g. M, and ASS p m
Sing Sing rain, 5:3Op. M 1910 a. M, and 4:25 p M
Yorker. train, 1880 H., and $3.50 aud 755 aud 1898
$40 p. N.
A. +. SMITH Superintendent.
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T1HE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

In compliance with the wishes Of tina Public the shsres OF
the Turkish Bath Company have been reduced 70 iEN Do
LARS each. ,,,,
Those however subscribing for Eve shares amount
Of $50 will beside the regular dividend ENJOY te Pssss
Of FREE TICKET svsiabl once In every Two months,
Which guarantees II per cent On the investment o,
Subscriptions the Stock Of the TURKISH BATH Cos-
pANY VIII now be received the offices of the following
Journals: Evening Post Express journal Of Commerce
Times Tribune. Would, Vanity sir and o. essfs APp'epy
No. I33 Water.st 81, - ,n,--,,
The following gentlemen compole the Board OF Dfecuon'
~ Ale, ~ bradford LID Valentine Mott. NJ d,
W. CniI,n BRYANT esq John OfdTonsur, NJ. d., San
Theo. w Dwight, LID, Col itary connssion'
H. o' Gao gol.om Hon. Daniel +. 1emsnn,
cb,s Godfrey Guptber. s.q John Touey MD,
Cbs,ies King III D. Pres. Col. VIM H. Van suren, M d.,
Coi,a,. Sanitary Comni sion.
c. OsCANYAN, Secretary and General MANAGER
NB-Mr OSCANYAN eau DO seen at the office Of 'sni''
Fair No II6 ksssaus., o at No. 81 fafayetIoplAcc.
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Tug TRIBUNE IN NRwBUR6H OR friends in hewbu,gA
CA. always obtain TIKI TRIBUNE either Daily, SEMI Wes$V
or Wesxly VI J. NJ MARTIN.
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Bales br Auetlon.

4 UCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY at II O'Clock,
LARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE of STRAW OOODs
comprising LADIES' and MISSES BONNETS LEG.
HORNS. TARTANS, HOODS, &c.
Also, MEMS and BOYS HATS CAPS PALM-LEAF
GOODS. &c., In gres. variety
THURSDAY, May 20,
For account Of whom 1t may concern
At Store No. 20 Dey-st
SPECIAL SALE OF ASSORTED HARDWARE,
Damaged q. the late Fire in Store of
HOFFMAN K PLACE, No. 60 Dusne-st.
Sale to commence a. 10 O'clock. -
LOCKWOOD BROS. & UNDERHlLL,
Auctoneers,
Nos 20 Murray.s. and No. 80 warrenst
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MsxoRAspux-Tbe U. s. steam transport Gen Burnside.
at Pier No. NJ r. now loading subsistence stores snA
ordnance for Hilton Head
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Two wELL-KNowS THIEvEs ARRrsrEp.-oh
Monday evening Dsus and Hsnry Wilson w. no'ov-
thieves arrested by the detectives "a ey we p,
ins the lth Avrnus Hotel Ou searching them 49,.
ussIaisrsr, uau,b oil baTgao toss were ouna 81 '''"
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|LOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via Ne

IL'0R BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE. via NEW
Ill PORT ana FALL RivER-The splendid and superior
kepsf METROPOLIS Capt. Brown leaves New-York
ky.y TUESDAY,. THURSDAY, ard SATURDAY, at
kcst NJ. and the EMPIRE STATE: Cspt- bIsyton' on
BOMBAY WEDNE sDAf and FRIDAY, at o'clock p m,
10 Pix no 3 n. X.
HsssHer viii ne REGARDED Is seenreo0 any up
ks, until the same shall have been paid foi. -
Esi 20 Boston is Forwarded through Win srsas ospe'ou
b. Erpress Freight IRAN. ,
- WI EORpI y. Agent, Nos. ~ and u Wes..lt.
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rJNUF RECEIVER of the CLEVELAND ant

II PITTsBURO RAILROAD COMPANY gives notice
that the Company in his hands subject TO the
direction the United States Court for the Northern Dit
al Ohio that order OF the Court portion OF the
earnings Of the Road be applied TO the payment Of any
OF the unsecured indebtedness Of the Company All sne
earnings wing operating rent aud noege
interest will be applied the principal OF those debts whcn
are and secured amounting at the present time 70 sponi
million of dollars The accrued interest the three old
MORTGAGES la, all been provided for from the earnings OF the
Road and the interest be paid on the funded aeut
bonds Given exchange for the unsecured indeoteine on
the frat day Of July 1851 The holders Of the River Lane
Bond, Income Bonds. Dividend Bonds and Bills Payable
who have not vet accepted OF compromise offered
them with the approval Of the United States QUIT aye noe
TO exchange their bonds and note. before The 10Th DAY Of
lime 1902 OF they will be entitled receive any portion
of the interest be paid to those accept tho compromise
be Bond, be obtained in eSchanfe for any un'nIea
at the Gce 81 the Company n Cstesne ~
~ - j. N. MCCULLOUGH. Receiver.
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Tor NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE, and

il RONDOUT, laudrs at Grassy Point, Cozzens, West
Tsai Cold Spring, Cornwall Newismburgh. and Milton,
,,t wsy. The new and elegant steamer MARY POWELL,
C,p. l. Anderson VIII leave foot Of Jsy-st-, EVERY
i2TrRNO0N Of - O'Clock 7. Returning. will leave
Isl.u. a, 81 POugbkscPsie, sts and Newburgh ct y
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NETWORK, HARLEM and ALBANY r. K.
~ -F-. Albany, Trcy North and West-SUMMER AR.
&Aygl NHSr, cen inencing THURSDAY, MAY7 1864
For ALBANY, 1880 Express Mail Train from 2otb-st
kxion
Fu al Local Trains Time Table.
JOHN BURG HILL, Assistant Superintendent.
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financial.

1T s. BONDS, $40 TREASURY NOTES,
~ ONE YEAR 6 PER CENT CERTIFICATES, and
AMERICAN GOLD purchased and always hand for sale,
by LIVERMORE CLEWS Co.,
Bankers and Dealers in Securities.
Nos Al and ~ Wallst., N Y
Ousrersste Vouchers and Drafts collected chesply and
eIpedtousy advanced upon, bought at the highest mar
kst price
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kTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
j. TON. HEW-LONDON. STONINGION, PRDNa-
-. splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH AID PLY
kJCTH ROCh will leave Pier No ~ " X, foot OF Court
La..t DAILY (except Sunday, q; p m
Frhs taken Low as by any other line once oil 0o-
ky No lis West..t., conner Of Court landt st
" w NJ EDWARDS, Agent
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limited STATES DISTRICT COURT-M.r 2o.-Before
Judge Belts.
PRIZE CASES
The United States sgt The Ship Cheshire and Cargo.
Mr.. Woodford, on report Of the Prize Commits.
onsrs and affidavit Of the appraisers applied for order for
sale of cargo aud vessel:
Mr. Edwards opposed on counter affdavits.
Tho cargo consists Of bankets coffee and salt and with the
xessel 10 valued st go 900. Decision reserved
The United States sgt SchooDes w ii. Norfolk, Joseph
H. Toon and Ezda.-Sinaiar motions made in these
joumed
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WALLACE r.,i. =. o,oo,.
BENEFIT OF MRS. HOEY
TONIGHT WEDNESDAY,
s.eond time OF tho great Drama Of the
ROMANCE or POOR YOUNG MAN
Manuel MARQUIS de Chsmpcey. mi Lester w auafI
n, DssmsTet formey Of the French Army Mr. Marx Smith
Louise Van Berser formerly nurse to Manuel. now
keeper Of lodging house .........Mr, John So'ton
A. pevanue. man OF the world ....,....Mf Reynolds
Gaspar Laroque, an aged man, formerly captain Of
Alsn confidential Domestic MY founs
NJ Eouret Notary ptoWnc
Yyounet Breton she pherd.. q Tsisioo
Marguerite daughter OF Madame Laroque Mira hosy
Madame Aubrey, relative OF tie LaI.aue am o.,
hiiss De"hD-'
Madame fMoque daughterinlsw to Gaspsr Mrs Vernon
Mile Hslouin, goysrness Mss rsnny p
TuURsDAY-tFirst time herel Cheny,s COMEDY % 'ne
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
FpIDAY-A POPULAR DIANA
sATURDAY-MR. BLAkE5 BENEfII'
JOHN BULL ..,,x,.,.,
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fnlEND LII. n6niEA H.
.s1rpIC ANS IN PARIS, LITTLE TREASURE
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w Mr. BLAKES BENEFIT
SATURDAY, May "a,
CoInsu, standard comedy ht tune Tor several yes' Oh
JOHN BULL,
with gres, cast.
Boz book open.
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A N: EiERwIY. AucuoneeI.,

A. NJ. nRRwiI. AuctioneeI. =,
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
Id ings Eos 5s4 and 596 BrsedwaySsies Of BOOKS STA
onery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods. Furniture NC
GREAT SALE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS.
To be commenced on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May TO- At o'clock,
And to 10 continued the following days Of the week at Thu
same hour, until al 10 Sold
Comprng extensive assortment OF new aud valuable
works In al the various departments OF Literature Arts anc
Sciences Many Of elegantly illustrated and su
perby bound all fresh, aud perfect stock Also Pho
togaphc Albums Ambroypes Staple and Fancy Stationery
Blank Books &C. &C. Catalogues may be had on appcaon
HENRY d. MINER, Aalctioneer, salesr0om
L Il No 81 Nassaust opposite the Post Ofhce.-MINEk
SOMERvILLE will sell at suction, THURSDAY May ~
at lot O'Clock at the private residences No 10 West 3lst
between 5th and 6ttavs. elegant HOUSEHOLD fUkNI-
oil of which made order BY the bsst city makers and
has b little used follows, viz: Psror Velvet Medal
lion Carpets three coored Brocsde Silk Curtains aud Cor
nices do large Frenchplse Mantle end Pier Mirrors;
Carved ,sewood Suite in crimson and maroon oroeGes
Carved F.asers Rosewood Center Table Statu
My; Msbietop Rosewood Gard Table Reception Chairs
Coe COPELAND Pahan Group and Ststuoses superb
China Vases &c Dining.roomWtou Carpet Carved Back
Walnut Extension Table and Buffet, Carved Black Walnut
Dinnxoo Suite in green reps Black Wslna! Secretary
Marble Clock Bronze Vases; Crockeyi 0ls Wsre siver.
plated Ware go, &c. ALSO. several tne On Paintings oJ
Vsron Tsgsst Hummer, Nsnteui, Eickling and others
edrooms-Serpencsrys ID Rosewood Bsdsesd boresu and
Comnode Carved Rosewood Suite In crimson velvet Car
pets; Black Wanu. Bedroom Suite; Mahogany do Enan
Fled Cottage Sues Lace and Brocsee Curtans Window
Stair Carpets and assortment oil Kitchen UTENSILS
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I AND WARRANTS purchased and Tor taie,
collected purchased by u " "oND"'-''
No "a Pine the Custom House.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsI0NS-MAr 2o.--Befors
Ind McCraN

Joseph Hart of the Volks Garden, No. Is Bow
cry brought before tho Court In response to wit ha
NAV on charge Of violating the Concert Saloon Law. In
selling allowing lager beer to be sold In the auditorium
and obbie, of Voks Garden during theatrical performance
Judge McCunn did believe that in framing this law the
Legislature Intended to suy itself by including lager beer
unde tbs term BEER ussd the second section Of the act
aud concluded his decision follows: must therefore place
strict construction the word beer" here used, by
/. spuous liquor and capable of producing ntoxcaon
which are not the properties Of lager and root beer
OF OF ale cider and other beverages for the reason that
they contain such small per censgs Of alcohol that the hui
man stomach has the capacity to hold retain enough OF
them to produce ntoIco Instead of producing drunken
Le strong or spuous liquors. when taken in too large
quantities they rather operate nauseous MANNER This
believe well settled hold therefore shat the pfohoi'
amusement IL contemplated by this law and the pris
oner by sale alleged in the commitment In this case
b, moi violated any portion OF the act He must therefore
be discharged
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who leaves for Eu-

Rand and Scotland absut the ft Of June noIt viii IN
iASe TO Transact such business may be intrnstee 70 az
care Can give the Of references Address b. o. fo't
Office Boz $50
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miscellaneous.

NOPPER-and-GOLD WEATHER VANES-
~ For Churches. Farm. Public Buildings &c. Greatest
variety illustrated Catalogue FREQ Depot2s0 Peari' ~ Y
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Amusements.
RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM.

THREE DAYS ONLY.
80 COM MUTT THE $4,000 MUTT.
ohe OF tne os exiociniry wonders OF the world WI be
ONLY FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER.
ne preparing Tor trip TO Europe and 10 nearly ready 70
AT ALL HOURS, DAY AND EVENING
ana 81 aud on tho stage, during oaca dAna' enter
GIVE A VARIETY OF PERFORMANCES.
,olg. dahee' military dull! foase ais history &c
THE MADAGASCAR ALBINo FAMILY.
New and beautiful
of our osr bskLKE YAK G s!ogRs sssznA
'EfF DAVIS. WHAT Is Ifi and BEAUaEoAnD.
QUEEN VICTORIA and HI .ls q PRINCE OF WALES.
PERFORMING BEARS
VIII DO exhibited and performed By the renowned Lion
HERR DRlEsBACH,
who hes at1nishea the world vi h h,
CHARMED PowEk OVER WILD BEASTS.
vS5 aoasrha sS1k2s l HESqh AprY FAM
lily. and oilioa other Wonders.
tn hEE sPEh DID DRAMAS
MONDAY AFTERNOON aud EVENISG,
PAyVhEiTE, Or uNDsR rne Snow.
TULsDAY-isABElLg; Or. woxAs's Lua
. WEDNESDAY, ICTDRlNk.
MI "h. ID. HARRISON, lmproulr,a comic Singer sp.
Adni..ioa to ALL : cent. Chn.rcn under ten IS c.H,
THANKSGIVING DAY
GLORIOUS GSNUhL FesfivA SG''''A Of Vols
UnEtll ALfD NONEi.Hlks havo already been engaged,
ana NEW DRAMA entitled
hAROLD. TIE 5EA-KING;
Or,
THy TCE-QrEgN's Vow,
prepared expressly Tor that iay. val d.
fEkrORMfD EVERY HOUR.
Nid'ou viii mud the Morning Performances on Thanks.
ti'i1s Day tho leak cro"dsd and most comfortable.
w IN I rd = Z r CA N
seventh Appearance OF tnose do. hal dsiaeaEor, Of
YANKEE LIFE,
Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
VITO viii ples.ni three II tAslr chuaibs pieces
FIRST TINE
this season OF the beautsia! dome tic drama Of
ALI aALLOD EkE.
hodJ Otoanof'' Mt Barney williams
hltif Bafucy W
Pierce Joy (hst SppeIaucel 4. W. C4Eas
Allos winch, tbs popular Ouri-.qu- Il
INK MAGIC JOKE
Prncs Doofoio Mrs barney Williams
10 colcu. wl.h Tor the hr.I ilus nis sessgu le
iLs l4cs of
BARNEY me BaHON.
CArey W lllitms
B0x-bo0k open six Gays IL Advance.
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TuE CRsFyE.srREir PREsByrsRIAs CHURcH.--
TIE congregation worshiping II the Greone-s.rees
Presbyterian Caurch. whose ediiee was recently
destroyed by fire, hold service Yesterday morning
and afternoon in tho lee'ure-room If tie Seolch
Presb, teran Church in Fourteenth street, between
tho Fifth and Sixth ayenue&
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i)ruItlna.

4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRINTER in the
~ CITY Zoe publ inforInsA diet III doue " No
tNohow. nr,f ttl Hal IL done wsA sod chueP Nsids'
bh1ead'' hSn41iia, Pestpsa &c, Done promptly
~
Live STOCK or the N. u. and Eric fS"iir'sa.
for no week ending Saturday Nov 2'al c,' Of Cstte
~ DO 1osA - do sheep, 10. ho"s'' s|d - do 'A""'
Totab Slock, I6T CARS.
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Amnaements.
WALLACKY.

WALLACKT
w Doors open at a. b-gn 81 81 over before II ococs.
MUSDAY, Oct "a
Sixth tims the highly auacvs comic Oras With is great
ca't beaul scenery elegant machinery and
AQUATIC papora mi action
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Tnrurlnrc.
1lrufeoslonai Moticss.

EDWARD II. DIXON, II. D., Editor Of Tho
3ihsy. Office sta:ons the obscure dises.es
the p,vic v,c, Nuptae, Pos ElroScrlo, aus F.4Gli
Isdirsiy cured without nc knie or hga-re Olce o0gs
fIUni % TO ., / 10 ;, AMI =. to evenings
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CaIee bD Auciion.
Dcn!ieirD.

HRS. GRIFFIN No. 25S Grand-st., New-York,
~ opposte Lord Taylor and No 2s tut.u-s, Bropt
~ asrrting u laui set. of taclr tnpr,yat Aiin
cis Teeth via without rxtfsctne IL roots Fall
sod piaa 80; silver TubLcr, 3 rartii sets gold
peg tooh silver rubber, IL extracting. y cents
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Annu6ernenia.
CREATIONS.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. Is
MIR. MASON JONES

MIR. MASON JONES
,Of rri"i:y Colrgc, Dublin)
AZ redeivrr o. special request his oon Curran and
cv,r0r,. B;,r-,,,s,,. s W. a
and Charles Phips-Loras Byron and Er.sine Nine De
sae, d. Bifkheck Sheridan and John Foster te.ii.
lsndHer or4toy and her hu.ic her rre,e,, Gory-Ths
several cho,s Of Irish Eoquence- urran pared with
FuoSet OCo0nel and Shieltis scnoc and College Lie
-huly Struggles at the Bsris FRS, Brief rhs Monks
aDciseso Of Rowan; its wonderful effects" Universal
msnapaiisn-Speech Tor Finoery; Picture Of the lu
ditioH flrcsndDe OF T. W Tone and Lord T. Fig
serd-Ihe Execution Of tho Brother. Shsasst Trials
Resigns the Judicial Oice-iis De,pondorcy aud Ocain
Es Power o: humor-Anecdeis' Of his W.T. 81 bon bio"
Bepefees-N se,y aud Nofaiiy e his Genus-Nature 81
Ms Eoqueuce-iis Noble CharaeteT-Conclu'ion.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Mr J0nes's debut as Lecturer was telling 'ucoess"-
showed tho hi. popularity developed Ia marvel
uency speech Upon retiring from tbs ssse he wss
World
Nj Jones general style which is novel and effect
iye."- ~ Y. Tribune.
ar Jones comparisons srd grouping. excellent.
his e!oqnenec chamag enchanting tue audience TN
two tou lie received wemeficd spplsuse 4, the hlni'
q an sppeos we saoien'e - ~ l. Expires. ,.. ,,.
81 tiny College Dublin IL now In course OF deefy 81
Nis's Rooms The word Oralion. II we mas judge ifom
the nfst NJ CHOSEN
matte has much common with ordinary ircure eui-
hr.cuga short biography with ;isonal ius,iation', tue
form and verbal Embellishments are entirely oraorca-
london Tunes.
Ms Jooe, ON orator and tkiug oue-yopus ardent and
educated With piercing awc-modalsied voice great
Anrucy, and charming popular subj London spectator
The Ora;ans Of MI Mason Jones cooiinus 10 attract
crowded audiences he merits bis .nceess The yoah 81
th- orator be nunbetd saSaa his sEse'ns-l Illus
tT.toI Loni0 News
ADMISSION. - cents.
Reserved numbered ,ea's IA paTque. 20 cents.
kes be obtin,d - tie Academy; ut ReeF scL'r-
lefs, No 10l Broadway; Han sons, No .f3 Bfoad"-J
Ap?stons Bookstore No. as Broadway Sibei Sabnts
~ Nassalt and Bfcntauos 30. 6jS BIoao"aJ, and
D. Horace Nsteiss, No. 81 BTcGdwsy.
Doors open y commerce At . O'Clock.
Eor-ol.e Ca TGr.dsy will 10 o,sH from until o'clock
where seals may be secured.
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HON ROSrOy and PROVIDENCE, via NEW-

L 10 .trtti RIVER Toe -p..uiii 'od ~ eior
steamer METBOrOLis Csp row. ,r'yss Nv i 4,
So 80 s.d The EMPIRE STA 3. Capt irsyton, on
s,1N1RT WEDNESDAY. ard PAD Ny. g. o'coCk P m,
''p 20 ,ons vii Be regarded sccnrei 10 any ep
,,,ir,, pfti ,is same sasl have p en- paia r
- 10 Basirn forwarded o. olgh with goa, disich
oy 81 hN' Nh BORDEN. Agert Na. - and - Walts..
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L1IFTn-AV. SKATING POND.
K Entrance cor sth.hv sld 5s'i-st
rHE ONLY PRIVATE SkArlSG FOND IN TIE CITY
OF NEWBORN.
Thee grounds cover ~
ELENEN ACRIS or GROUND.
orscd hetwcea Sb suc atL-s,s sld .,tu cad ;9thst'
r. PoLa will De under the management Of OSCAR 3.
OAI.iAN. e.q late Ff'ssent Of tho wlsllsou sksuus
J ord 10 d. Ook!yn.
JAY l.td ef n leffols o. chaftcsT and csisct
-llty /. al De received ~ suEs,fii~r'.
TtKMS OF hUBSN ElFIlOS
c~sso Tictets Tor eutlruan and tso 80 ~
q Ladies ItcEriss
elmer un-cf l. years o y
Ttc.sfs lof ssls a. te nf-c 81 tha FAar Hrel N-rI-
roian Hotel Sct.l1. Hotel. sod tttpI l.use a a.
e principal office Il C3io " stefs - -
Cr.s JOIS l. BGOWS. Craefa g. pefnt-lafnt
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,. THE 1862.


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win its ca,iec ions. I -a.s
TEE SHORTEST ANU DtICA. 50 ROUTE
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New Jersey a. ni-l ard Ans y ne. - 800,
ALL TUROTGu ThAIss lOf fHE MS bf lAl'
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FO,T OF tOJkIbANDt-si.
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Saoliug and ia oou Cars on sii tisins.
Zee the u other routes.
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sessrs Tickets good a. ~ uscd by Pittsburgh
WEST h.tN kAiOHAiiDN' -.
The Peunsylva,ia Centnl Company Tnu' an fm'gfant
Srsei 70 parties moving WeswtTd 1t cnsh The usual rates
Of fare. ,pprcr,rs
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chargod us other Bbirosd CoH9'nes ana 'h;t
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company CO.. rely viii col fence OF IL sPe-dJ ushi'
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piled every have been op+nes 0n tots me
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