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WORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1863

fcrrcd 1881 loi; Harlem Railroad 43al44i Reading
lI7iali7i; Michigan Central ll9i0ll9,; do South
ern, 77,a7s do Guaranteed, 1881 1875; Illinois Cen
trn Scrip l22, al o3 Cleveland and Pisburg 95ld99;
Gnlcna and Chicago I0ei0lcsi; Cleveland and Toledo
ll7dIls; Rock Island. 100! a 1904 and firm Prairie
du Chen GIL ace; Fort Wayne. s2i@e3; Hudson River
Railroad. l30al3l.
Treghts are dull and rates irregular, being
rmer TO Liverpool and easier to London The engage
mcrts 10 the former port 800 bis. Flour at ls Id
400 BUSH Wheat. at ID in bags; % tuns Fnstc at
Us Cd. per neutral flag. 300 bbs Flour OF % 3D.
To London ~ tcs Lard nt 25s. Tho charters are an
Austrian bark with 90 900 bush Wheat to Cork for or
Gers. at IS. Cd. per quarter. Tho carrying rates are
as follows: To Liverpool per American 1ae-flonr
D. Wheat ID Corn. CID; Heavy Goods. us. Cd.
O2cs. Per Foreign nag--Fonr, %. 81. Wheni, I'D a
3D.; Corn. 7d.07ld Henv! Goods. 2,s. Cd G25s To
London per American fag-Flour, "a. I'D; Wheat
Cd cid. Heavy Goods. 2Os ass. Per Foreign flag
Flour 2s.Ci.; Wheat I'D; Heavy Goods 2Js. d27s.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
ceips g. 334 2O5 Is; for Customs s2l2, 53 IS; Pay
merits. 81. go 307 or; Balance, e.. 52i.02G o.
The Michigan Southern Road earned and ex-
pended in operating expenses the six months ending
Ana, ID.
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The London Times of the 10th says.

The English funds remain without improvement and ~
ile toby spo-reed sgt temporary doci. owing 10
active demand for money Ia connection with the hall
monthly foreign settlement which ffou ia.
pccuaon has becn Il more than usua mpogtsnoc Ioso!-
lpenrd and elo.ed ut GldWt Tor delivery, aud
llaei iof t.s tth of OCTOBER but Ia The
morning for short period, there sellers Mt 81 or
money Reduced and New Three Fer Cents lct OH va
India stocs 224d.26 India Five Per Cents, l50 l0i. a
Wl Rupee Paper lo'i dlOd and lltiGl7t ind, Bonds,
6I an pa. and EIchvquef Bills par Ia 81 pm.
IN. applications for discount at the Bank day
the market during the remaining fortnight of the
quarter will be Influenced by the Absorption Of tn currency
for revenue aud other payments.
The Confederate Cotton Loan la. sIper.nccd rosh
coyery OIL \, cent, closing at 2C4a23 Discount
III. lat Prce from Paris this evening OF l9c, show Ing
a further fractional advance
Ia the foreign exchange this afternoon the only variations
om the faics Of last post sght so In those upon Am
.,-fdsm and Hamburg
About Al go In gold taken to the Bank 10 day
The MeIicAn dollars brought BY the Shannon been dis
posed Of Tor China at oi showing advance OF a.
the po realized for the last arrival TAnsactons have
however been effected In tho interval 6oi and ao tho
ptc,.ut rate.
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,,c,c6,rr urfoundcd They testify extreme cvity "
no, malicious reconciliation. At al events. they can
onlv serve To mslcad pubic opinion AM for our part we
ANA tLat Tie mission If tAc journalist u not 10 partic
an crrr With view 10 certain objects ~ poliii
al cle7.rncs but "a ondcnyor sincerely 70 ASCERTAIN
and honestly declare tic truth.
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Iinlr.

telegram from Turin of Sept. ~ says the
l-i.,,l \ M nor tic "Arus" were handed over on
hin, iltl 10 Inc Italian gene Iines Of Mount Gems
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Eese,Dts OF Produce.

sEPr "a. o. btG Flour g.9 bbs. WHISKY. 171 ~
Com Meal 20 ba.s dos 81 0i5 husA. Wheat q, 81 bish
Com 20 5i8 bush ON. h. so bush hai. 40 pAss icfo
isuu % Ykg Batter 2 pas. Ashes lIi PAs' Ca Gaze
- phgs fsOsisiors-
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Gold closes l3lI and quite firm.
Sterling Bills are quoted l5i, with brokers
asking "a. but We could hear u business at that
rate.
Tie payments on account Of 5-20s to-day are
over s;,7 90 and upon temporary loans ss2tooo
Money has been abundant throughout the
day - 3s6 y con, upon choice oolaiesals and little
con plain, Is heard The bauk statement shows Do
crease upon al the Items except the dcposis. which
show bali n million increase.
The export Of specie iromNew York hasheen
j.nrsry 100 m s5l 81 cls same time IN isi .. % - "a
sane as ltf - o. is same tune 81 49,. 49, ~
sals ia l.el. 3!Dali ssHie time 10 l;s so'',S
The Atlantic AID Great Western Railroad wall
pay. at tic ofloc 4 Mciniros WAN. No. J? Pine
street tho coupons dso j.. October the asst mort
gage md, OF Ito Ohio aid Pennsylvania divisions Of
tie Rad
The Ga.,ns says that the Bank Of Lansing
barsh d., las, declared be- iocia dividend The dir
doudi paid BY tai, blat 10 u, stockholders average
9ll2 f~r cent pr annur. s capital foT tho whole
ts!od Il % yeart beside which the bank has paid oil
tars..
Tie following Is comparative statement Of
The condition q iAe Bank, q New York city
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Increase of the English Forces in China
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Erofs TIE E'Iris Correspondent on 40
E5l.siOn EsHfs.

-
Tho presence of the Florida at Brost con-
tnucs greatly 70 interest the Paris papers, which deal
in not few marvellous tales concerning her Two
federal fgcteS tie! say. are OF t,i va" U" pi..' "
catch her a. size goes ont but they viii be laiponi,
Lccarse she is 10 lie sold, and Captain Mullt rnu MS
crow viii man the new Florida waiting for them III
England. They might at least tell us where ne new
Florilg is To be found. in order that the brish Gov
eminent might be the watch 10 prevent preach OF
IN trn iOnal law; but the newsmongers arc silent on
that head and the ncreulous incline 10 think that he
new cra may De myth, moorcd IN some cove IN cloud
land. Tho attachment OF tie Florida, pending dcoS-
ion on the claim brought rgairsi her by French snp'
owners is not allowed 10 take place While She - III the
dockyagd Of tho imporialnayy and The Aniss" ohaIt
with the formalties usual IN such cases has To "dlt
10 perform Lis Office until she comes out MO
the commercial dock. The attachment would
there strong reasons TO believe. never have been
attempted but for The erroneous wording OF the
paragraph in the nonifenr Of the 4th inst, IN
which il was said that tie pryatccr (c0rsdrD Flor.
ida under Confederate coOrs lad cAltltd ITeit sc.
10 be m Keeping with the rest Of the paragraph, wI0 i
distinctly said thai tie Imperial Government REQ
ocuIed the Confederate States az bcgcIenis the fDF
ida should have been termed man-oiWar, ana lAu
That been done therc would have been nothing heard oi
made the most Of by tie French plIiSGns o nc fcu r
ais suggested the attempt 10 lay Al embargo upon we
ship priv being liable TO CIVIL acton u t' uaNs
ercSs tie rules regulating that species oi NaIaf" ~
romans 70 he seen whether the French Go,ernDent
will allow the Florida TO be treated as priva'er be
cause tie Official Journal designated her incorrectly!
But II tie obstacles which il is sought 70 place IN TIC
rav uf her quitting Brct be- removed or Gisilosec
think you vii find that instead Of leT being sod IN
France she viii proceed q fea when her repair a.e
completed 10 il not very ikcy that The CoAied'r -P
Government would voluntarily Tohnqush the services
If 20 fast and efficient vessel as SIZE has been shON 10
be- Among the other unfounded statements circulated
in PARIS with respect her il thai a. De frisa VI MI
Sldeli BFesi. Mr.. Sldel has NJ 70 bu IT. where
he La, been fu- the last month q whera ii was on
served az a recent reception az 40 villa Iugem' That
ihc Empress sent for him and coertd with nm iof
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ONE DAY LATER TDON EUROPE,

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
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suu-Rscs 1854 s.ts......... Jf1 Noon-hses' ="
Mon wATys THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 6.'2 Gov. Isand... oJ' Hehos'e''''"'"
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The English news shows u sharp decline in
Eric and Illinois Central Shares. bnt It produced no
effect. Their earnings aud the land business OF the
attor upon scale large that the market values
u their stocks are wholly independent of European
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smiled.

s-h-sr.usr, ~ rt.r aud lrrfey Blue. ships Wid Cat
cal tuf,nJ hsrAt D0nan ,Hanl fle Adele ttrD BIG
iury Dazzling. Mara tlbo, Regina setrs Eclipse Annh -,
ksc Aie May Harris OK, sultan ,bGl, MaslA, Az
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and o French vessel ,he Brtmoner As to the qunli;
fcation of pTiyaeer winch you give 10 the oorNe,c
i.y tre honor TO command. it arises no doubt nom
The fact Of yonr hmying been ill-normed os
~ he armament OF thc Florida A priynicei,
9rc9fding TO tie def'iion given ly NOei and
Chapsal is vessel armed ny private individuals win
the authorization o. the Government That definition
h,s tcc- ! .iieyc adopted b. II vi i,ls who b.
ire ted or information law, hu' il accord7 but mo-
VIII the reel situation Of the fioida. mas corvette
las iu fot been hit ..d arucd by ilo tcrh'ri q,
She Confederate STATE, ~ America. erd hcr ico Il
thcir commissions .IOm that GoycHuyut 81" clHif,
the national fgE aud tie pcrniri cafNcd ny 'cSo,, 20
var and receives her ,rUcicrs orrci RON iHe '
'ci OF Marine ofthc Confederate Sifi 's >. y. up
Powers having recognized the posses 'nn ny '''
event Of Richmond Of the rights of brhr,reis ai",s
which are those forming armies and hiiih6 oU N.'S
Oi war a. o loss 90 ur,s 7rt q ~ '' i'V' - o.:
Government not being yct oiHcnliy nc" 10" i,it'u
take from 1, the rirhs Inherent tOcvcri &c i0" Ho IN
Inent and place il IN the caterort % ii"' mon '"'
fitting oct pryateer and thus change 'te maui, guy,
national laws appears to me 70 be n.f , d fs s
tbecsrlicst n,ubcr Of yoli cstimahlo journal Accept
sir. The assurance Of my perfect consiGera'i%n.
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Ibssustera, - a.

Tie schooner e. aytou from New Nofs for St. iohns =
W.. We, sel about 20 miles ea't @! halsh cargo n'~
rark 49,. was sold hurried az wsccA iof % -
Tho snip Ennrh Itain Ribbon nom Liverpool 'ef .
Fr.tei.e plt iato RIO Jsuicro mo dsel Ia d.strrss
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To Mariners.

Ti annexed 's,er shows bat te Frying Pan sloas tss"
$50 IN. ls, GEO. W BLINI.
"TPr ,suRf psPARTnKNr
Uylcs iiCArhousN boAAp, sept. -, foeA
sta IT, cp, g. your e. os Of Scp % iuioTm you -
f INK pa sosls hsht yrfs, placed crcreo"sy IN 'ns
frt instance hi since by tho "a .ss Of thc Navy p,Pi
.t been %, 0tsd by Adm "a bee 20 her proper ssio'i
NY f.. t.... .IN v y SutNKlCh, tAAifn an
Grc ". ntUSr, eco, No. L., " alter street. Ne" o-
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balance ...... 4Gs8yT % $5l964l ~
By the recent substitution Of stock for debt this Com
pany viii add 10 its dividend fund $4,000. In few
DAYS statement Of tho negotiation wal be made Off
cia.y.
The Western roads are all showing large
gains md from the movement Of the now crop viii con
tinue TO show increase.
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad for the third week In september were;
iecJ..............s5o,.l9 iD2.....,..:...:se S%
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The following is q statement of the earnings
Of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chicn Railway for the
week ending Sent o. l-6J.
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The Huu.uof OF .lorurut, Do, Pooss flcd conra'd with
tit corfts ruudiU Z wrrh oi 1902;
MccA .nalnS sslt'aocf - .i2..................?.
~, leti..s........".......t3
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Loans und Disc o. Era 'ni a4 Nfes~ ~ 'f
Circula,on..... 3a5.Hr Drpo.lts. 10 nb .l
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Parliament has been further prorogrcd TO Tuesday
December ]. go, -,
The Pars prr-i. saws. Tho statement that Mr.. Sdc
had gone to Brest is unioundeI lie has been oi some
time at BilTTii1
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Internal Rrpenne.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
u Fourth Collection District State OF New loIk, ID ~
GIL and Gib Wsrds OF the City of New-york.
Pr.n.nt 70 the proysions Of an Act OF Congress entitled
In act 20 provide Internal Revenue support the GoveSp
ue and 70 pay interest the pablo debt approved July
ava and su6.equen, acts, noce is hereby given to
br tLat have received the Assessor OF said Dn
b, Annna Collection List the year ending April TO- sss
that tho duties and assessed by said Assessor hs's ~
c, In. and PAYABLE; that will attend receive the sAzn<
al NV Office No. rs Frsnkns IN the City q New forS
dsy Sundays eIcrpicdl from m 70 m from the ~
la of Noy,ubes 1859 the 10Th day Of December lSsS
An ali persons who shall neglect to pay the duties and rc
s,es..d upon them TO me- within the time shove speeches.
hail be liable pay per centum addiona upon -
a.soun. thereof-Eew \ ork, Nov l7th 1903
A-' JOHN MACK,
Collector Fourth District State Of New YORK.
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aNcw Publications.
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9Th THOUSAND.

9Th THOUSAND.
LETTERS TO THE JoNEsEA
By TIMOTHY Trrcoxs.
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lie due thorough optims he teaches philosophy Of Ia
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charms He gives such bancs Of poetic wit to the plair
which he di,coursessuch hvelne's to tina
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Ne aud searches Into the little crooks End crannies
human nature that no one can help being instructed
and corrected
Now Ready. New Editions Of
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Tho utmost effort. and prOds ouslsy' Of money have not
'A''''' ''' '',' THE GREAT DRAMA.
THE TICKET-OF-LEAvE MAN
ready for this week he anticipated and he compelled 10
ENGAGEb ron As0THER WEEK
TIE THREE ENORMOUS LIVING GIANTS.
EACH FEET HIGH!
sTuPENpoUs TOWERS OF HUMANITY
EYER sgHN UPoS EARTH.
In contrast with these tell wonders may be seen
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
WEIGHS BUT II POUNDS.
-" The Mosf EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL
NOVELTIES
ever seen BY mortal eyes, or heard with mortal ears
&ELLy's AUToMATON MUSICAL TROUPE.
c''ssi ( % fs * s Ok ERT'
THE MUSIC or THE SPHERES.
Another most wonderful aoediou, nOyel.yh
who produces the exquisite aud thrilling music IN I'm
pic little instrument, only .hs long which he calls the
commonly known the MOUTH HhRMDNlCA, on which he
performs the difficult oper, snd other pieces a. each
dram1iic performance every afternoon ard evening
be % ,ssp at y e9SI, d. ED A ysF FAMILY
MONSTER sERPFNTs, MOVING WAX FIGURES,
GgAHD A0uARIA SEE Lion Msn,p on , lssT
EDUc4Th9 sE4 Fsy MyScAL I MSTe sk6 t'
Mr. t and Mr.. t WM eoMsRsAL.
who sppesr a. each dramatic Performance.
N''''- EVERY EVENING a. z.
Tor II. fret time In America in the -
EATRAVAGaNP AND LAUDHABLE FARCE,
BLUSDlS On TIE LOW ROPE.
TIE popular Drama, -
CHRISTMAS EVE;
TIE DUEL IN THE SNOW,
Will .Iso Do rrod1ced. during which the great
SPECTRAL ILLUSION, TIKI GHOST.
will be eIlIbi.>d ~ .,.,.
NJ, DORA DAWRoS
THE DDIBLE-EOlCFD sls0ER.
e Notwithstanding the enormously Increased Expenses and
.r.ctons oi the Muern Le sal enabed To Keep
the admission st toe original .x
-' Low IRTCE or IS CENTS;
hat mi, can only be done by the ol exclusion OF al Tree ad
.sous without sny exception whategef consequently
hereafter, there eau be - . . ,..,
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Professional Notices.

CHARIES =. SPENCER, Attorney aAd
~ Coun.lor Il Lsw Proctor AMI Advocate ia " - Courts,
NJ I'D, Efotlsav New lork. Hrsi+sror-No. % London
T,rrtce We.tgid-.t thstween Iti snd icth -ssl
VXIIILIAM W. SANGER, NJ. ID. late Resi-
w dent Piysiolsu Bli kHc isat) Ofcc -ss~ - I'm
ton place (6tht New oIA t.ty Once houis nom " ].
a L. aud lrysn ~ 4.
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YI,UE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES GLANKES

[FlNUE GKEAT ENlfLISTI KEMEU1.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS!
PIcruod from prrsci ption OF Sir J. Ctir~s NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary 20 tho Cneen.
Tlswe Known medicine is imposition but sure snd
.. rensly for Female Uacues and Obtfuctions from
sn,o wbgteyrr and although powerful remedy contains
nothing hurtin 70 the constitution To married ladies'
il ia psculsry suited II will in short time, bnng tho
monthly period with regularity.
Nervous aud spinal Affections Psr In the Back
and Limbs Fatigue slight erertion Pspitstion oil tho
Heart ,serics and Whies thee. Pills viii effect euro
when al other lssc filled; aud although powerful
remedy DO hot contain iron, cslouie antony hing
hurliul 10 the constitution =,
FULL directions pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
FOR fu particulars 20, pamphlet, fce OF the agent.
NJ B. end postage stamps noosed to any authorized
SCENT viii insure bottle containing over 30 Pls BY return
mall. BOLD by all Jrusgis,s
JOE MOSES, No. n Cour,iandt A., New.York,
Sole United Sates Agent
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Hlc0ical.

MANHOOD and tho Vigor of Youth Restored
lVx In Four Wees by DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE Of LEE:
Thi. wonderful agent viii rest Manhood 10 toe most
Shattered Constitution whether arising i.om EKcese solo
Abuse Tho Effects OF Climate, or NetGrA Csnes ih5 me
teoared 10 euro tho most pyetsrAte four weeks
ore 4. Impossible Dr. Records Eaecs OF Life sold IN
case. ~ Instructions for for 81 or four quantities ~ enc
r 40 Sent c.reuly packed receipts OF remittance py Lis
aecre dii.d agent :. ...,, ~, 80. -,
n, -. -, en-, pr,.iw,v kew-Iork.
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Anlusemcnte.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Le.s.e and Dlrectress.........Mr, JOHN WOOD,
Stage ''' %Ssc!fR CHANGE Of PRodsAMMs.
THIS EVENING and EVERY EVENING
ill further notice will be presented for the first tins With al
'A" ''-1 rr0lSTMr sEs 4 POWERFUL CAST.
domestic Ply yJ e ' sDw ec 50 ' SoG MUST nrAp
In which the following member. Of the Company wiz sp-
pear: 49, ., r,o
bis first appearance after An absence Of two years from Tho
Mr.. GEORGE JAMESON. Mr. ". DAvIDGE,
M. Gee. Beers, MI. DELMoa GRACE,
His 6rst appearance this season.
Mrs. VININU
Mr.. LOFTY HoU0H;' Ma SEDLEY BROWN
NEW SCENERY BY HAYES
Tho Orchestra, under the direction Of
will perform new and varied selection Of music
"''si Mr.. mex L6rrY HoUGH and Mr.. ". DAvIDgE,
will appear in the ever popn aud anghsee LARGE oil
Pooh rILLiCoDDY,
Doors open at Overture will commence q o'clock
Seats may be secured three days IN advance
WALLACKs.
w Overture to commence q. a. the curtain viii rise I'm
med'ey On Tn IL 'IHsn II i,6'i SUCCESS
CONTINUED POPULARITY
ROsEDALE.
now In the ,
of splendid run induce, the prpsSI to announce hfo'
Places can be secured week In sdvsnce
THE GLoRIEs %
ANTIQUE AND MODERN sTAruARY.
AT HOPE CHAPEL TONIGHT
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA TUESDAY ENENING, Dec. IS, 1884,
for the bsnett 81
THE RELIEF FUND
LADIES' HOME FOR sc, sIcS AND WOUNDED SOL
corner LeIinston-Sv. and 3lstt
MR. DE coRDovNs
NEW POEM.
written expressly for this occasion, entitled
THE SOLDIER"
Amons tho dsnruished artists who hare generously voen'
teered their services the following:
Madame VIRGINIA LoRINI;
MADAME sTRAkOSCH.
'''' : M lad ne'I DE- LUssAN
MI. JENNY hEMPToN mr.
MIS-. p; MILLS d,,ov,
H' lta 1s 3 ~ @sis.n op.. ws =: a'
bari'oae ' q the G,rm,n operA Is,enurI
Mr. FRANK GLIDER,
SisnoT NULlJ.
Mr. &. ). GRAFULLA,
Mr CARL bEEGMANN, -
and THE AXIOM VOCAL SOCIETY.
Accompanies. ............-....S lgnor ABELLA
GRAFULLAs sEvESTh REGiALNr BAND has been
ENGAGED foI the occasion.
Admission. OsE DOLLAR
Ticket. TO had Of The Committee Of Arrangements and a.
al the Music and BOOB stores -,
There viii be- Reserved seats with the exception OF the
private and poscrfum boxes and ohafs Of tho " CEcc
Which can be engaged the o. Mcssrs Wm- Hal
Son So. $40 Broadway.
Doors vii! be opened d. 7; 10 commence al Il O'clock
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NEW BOOKS BY "AUNT FANNY"
THE LITTLE PET SERIES.
3 vols Ilino Goo vol
IN WORDS or ONE SYLLABLE.
These books are jus what have been long wsned 'o'
voQnz children Beside being interesting and amu.r the
Lg1see simple thst the youDgest child can cJnpe
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