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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-19
70 2vory Person who can sing.

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ADMIRAL FARRAeuT,s oFFIcIAL REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The following Of
6cial dispatch bsve been received by the Ma
W Department
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RESOLUTIONS or C0NDOLENCE.

At meeting ef the members OF Co npany E, 14Sth
Regt. n. G., Fort Whrp.e, Va, August s, 1904
f. Hurourt was called to TIE Chair. 0d motion ,
1t. }. d. Van Deman, j. Hippo and 7. E. Powell we're
appointed Committee raft RESOLUTIONS in
to The death Of JOIN 3 DUNBAR, member OF said ON
pany, who died in Hospital, aug. 7th, alter a very
briel illness.
The following Preamble and Resolutions were re-
ported and unanimously adopted
wHEKEAs, Ey the death of beloved brother in
arms, John B. DunEzm again admOu iShed taA {
youth and old age alike bow the decree,
and that later all OF must exchange Time
Ter EternHy. And, whereas we are again sIc:0iy re-
mlnded OI our duty to bOW IA humb.e submission 10
aina ''WhO dOth all things weII;' therefore,
RssOt0eS. Tnat in tho ueaiH r0Lher, beloved
by all for his and manly virtues his gentleman
ly department, hls quiet unObtrusvO ndbits, h.s
rsRdy obedIence tile calls OF duty, AHd hB uhcVn
pianinE manner even Whsn dis 0 aud death c4ne 10
ca Ia irOm the midst Of his companions and IIonds
We hLve Sustained eparAble lUss; but We are
proud TO ieet IhRt he has eXample in his ie
worthy Ol our constant remembrance anu initiation.
lTesOtetd, That tKt bis retLv' anu leads
cur N@FmshL sympathy Ihis the hour nI their Sad
ser' aVelncLt, aud that Capy Of thcss IssVutuns Do
Bsht 10 the U the deCeased that
lurnsIe0 the delaware Snelby cUuuIy papers for
pubIcHLUn }. H.. VAN LkAAN,
J. HIPrLE, Com.
7 L. lowell.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-19

(Late Of LGRedSser, Ohio.)
THYoULD RESPEITFULLY MORN THE CITIZENS
w OI delaware L prepSi ed ~ give lnsIruc-
tUH III music, upon Ihe PIANO FOETE AMI HELODEOE,
Gl8o 0UIrAR.
Can give the best Of references. Terms moderate
A6- Residence Liberty Strest, between Winter
am North Streets. August 10, ,'6S-Stpd
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"THE HARP OF JUDAH"
BY l. o. EMERSON.

Nearly Fifty Thousand Copies OF this superior boob
were sold during the nrst six months Of It's publication
Price in BOsion 81. Specimen fAgeR free
Street, Boston. August ls, ,'6S-ue
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mo. 81
RICHLAND COUNTY.
Official Notice.

M. SKUNK,
~ I9-IL Capt. L Prov. Mar. sLh IIBT. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
Destructive FIRE IN BRooKLYE.-i

Destructive FIRE IN BR0OKLYS..-Aboutl ii
o'clock On Saturday large fire occurred In the First
Ward. in tho westerly half Of the block bounded by
Doughty, Columbia and Vine streets resulting in Tho
destruction Of eleven buildings, aud TO the damage Of
three other tenements. In consequence Of the high
wind which prevailed at the time the infammable ma
terial Of which tho buildings were constructed and
their close proximity, the flames spread very rap
idly The engines arrived the ground shortly after
the 0arm and by their eXertions prevented the fire
from extending 10 the other portion Of the block which
Il occupied BY chemical factory and private dwellings
The flames ragged f1riousy and one building ater tho
other was enyeloped and burned down. The houses
are mainly Of wood, closely packed together WITH
stables and shoDs intervening, tho contents Of which
added fuel TO the flames. One horse belonging 10 a
Major in the army il known 10 have persisted but with
this exception, no animals were lost
The fire originated In the blacksmith and wheel.
wright Shop OF Messrs. Carl & Johnson No Doughty
street whence the flames extended 20 the westward
toward Columbia street. and rearwId TO Vine
street The following are the su eTt :, nearly
and home: John Grant Valentine Begin, James
ODonnell Mrs. Galager, John HASTE, Moses ONeil,
John Brady. Alex, white; John p9wneS, James James
Cook, Mrs. McCluskey Hanna Livingston; Mri
Mooney Philip McManus, james Cook Elizabeth
Downing, Dora Kenneday Mrs Watson. Mrs. fagan,
Mrs Cummings, Nrs Gibson and others.
The buildings on Vine street we're moftly owned by
Mr. Henry Messenger. The other houses were owned
by different parties.
During the progress Of the fire woman, residing In
Doughty street. informed yOnng man that trunk con
tanning eco In tie upper story ie man vent 10
the room secured the trunk but fonnd that al means
OF egress by the stairs had been shut off, He secured
the money however and made his escape by Jumping
out OF the second story window fortunately without IN
juring himself and handed the money to The woman.
Mr. Patrick McGunnige while assisting the sufferers
had his gold watch stolen. valued at 500 Mr. George
Hardy, Of Engine No ID. also had his Wtch hioieh
about the same time and under similar circumstance
Some thirty families in all were turned out OF mouse
and home Tho loss to tbs tenants was about slO0vt
and the buildings about SO OO0--mosy msuIed 10
Brooklyn coUpaucs, The Gro originated By accident
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Large Infantry Force also Concentrated.
-hs AneIny's Tickets within
nile OF Ours.
NO OFFENSIVE INDICATIONS YET
Continued DesertiOns from the Enemy
pryoeoLp. Tenn, Friday, April. 1864.


The cavalry force of the enemy have been
augmenting within the past few days and now amount
70 about 5000. They enconpod in the valley at the
foot Of Rocky Faced Ridge, from Tunnel liin to
ysrness Station and Red Clay, which they hold.
The Rebels have also o considerable force OF Nicka-
lack Gap six miles below this place.
The picket lines OF the Rebels are within mile Of
ours but no disposition Is shown on either side 10
"crowd the other.
There il very small Rebel force north OF Dalton.
There no reason 20 believe that Gen. Joe Johnston
has been largely reinforced from East Tennessee OF
Alabama
There are no indications that Gen. Johnston intends
10 assume the offensive.
Notwithstanding the contradictory reports, the est
mate Of Johnstons force 81 coo men, is nearly correct
Over 900 Rebel deserters into Chattanooga dur
ing the month ofMarch The receipts Of deserers have
fallen off for few days past.
Many thousands Of yeteransoldiers are marching
overland from Nashville the railroad being unable Il
accommodate them.
Gen. Sherman, having completed his tour OF inspec
ton, has returned 10 his headquarters at Nashville
dsy.
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MELvM-on Saturday. N. ID ins. Mrs. sSsh M.Itu. .s.d

40 ycara
Her relatives and friends e invited 10 attend h funeral on
Monday. the an nst O'Clock p NJ non nor sse re"''
denocs No. 1877 East Forty 1frst street.
ORFnLY-On Friday. April l. at No Isf West Sixteenth
street Luke OReily. NJ. d., aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invite
TO attend the funeral from bis residence to the Chnrch
of ST. Francis Xavier where funeral services will be held
at IL O'Clock Monday tho 4th inst The nterment
viii be in Calvary Cemetery.
RIvAS DE GANDOLFO-At her residence In Binghanton,
Broome County N. " Tuesday the 18th ult, Mrs. Do
lores Riyas de Gsndolo, In the SD year Of her
sTARR-In Brooklyn Saturday morning April D. Capt.
Samuel H. Starr Sd Missouri Volunteers from disease
tracted ct the siege of vicksburg. aged rs years.
The funeral services will be held at his residence No.
l36 Amity street. Brooklyn, Monday, April 4, at IL
o'clock The rends of the family and the members OF the
9th Company 7th Regiment N T. National Guards
specially invited to attend.
His remains will be taken 10 Dsnbuy Conn., for inerment
sHLECKAt Yorkvle on Saturday. April g. Mary, widow
Of the late Rev Bradley Sick aged 81 and months
The funeral services will take place Monday the 4h inst
at the Eghtysixt street NJ r. Cbnch between Third and
Fourth avenues at O'Clock The friends OF her son.
the John A. Sck and those Of her sons-inlaw the
Rev. p c. Oakley and the Rev. A NJ Osbon, are invited
TO attend without further notice
WALTON Thursday the 3ls ult at Plsn6eld ~ j. Of con
sumption, William W., son Of Jesse and PAMELA Vail
WELIs-In Brooklyn +. D., Friday, April J. In the 6th
year OF his age, William Van Kirk, only son OF William
and Caroline A. Wells. . rv
His remains win be taken to Charlton seratoga County T.
for interment-
WARBURTOS--On Saturday April Of scarana, William
Sherwood, eyed years, month, and days, and Aloph
Knight sged months and II days. children OF A. r. and
Frances Warburton. 49,,
The funeral will take place from No 40 East Thirty hith
street Tuesday April ut o'clock The fiends oil TIE
family are invited TO attend
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From the Mississippi.
CAIpn- IL. Satnrd0

CAIEo, IL. Saturday April @ 1854.
The steamer Sultana, with New-OTleans
dates Of the 18th Of March, arrived here yesterday with
cargo OF sugar for 81. Louis and tie 9Th Indiana
Veterans route home.
The Sultane's news is anticipated.
On the night Of the 2sb, band Of guerrillas cap.
Sared and burnt trading boat 20 milos below Mem.
phi8 Tae crew of the boat were afterward pa
rolled.
several hundred Rebels OccupyIHckmsn, Kentucky.
The Rebel headquarters Of Gen Faulkner are said 10
be ut Hickman.
MESPHIs Thusdsy March 81, 1864.
There IS no news non below Of any special import
ehce.
Hospital No. 9. at Yicksburg WIS set on fire a few
days since, and destroyed. No lives lost.
Cotton is firm but quiet. There ia considerable In
quiry. with bat little offering. Rates have an inward
tendency, and all qualities have advanced about three
cents per pound over the closing figures Of tho sst
report. The receipts, which are only BY wagon are
srifing
q. Three hundred bales were shipped North TODAY.
S,flct Middlng closes at 59d6Oc.; Good Mddling. at
el96@c, and fair, at CSC.
Ihs steamer Tycoon fred into by guerrilas On
Ae' uown trip. NO injury Was done.
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kLLbIRE--On Saturday April ? - scarlet fever Lizzie,
tho beloved child Of Anthony and Sarah C. AIre aged
year,, months, and dnys.
Tie relative. and friends ~ tho family invited 70 htend
the funeu The residence OF her parents, 40 ~ Any
street Tuesday, oh inst, at O'clock ?. m.
BLAUyELT-OB Saturday, Apr >, Merry Lo0ise, daughter
Of DAVID D. aGd Euna Louise BsISes, Ssod mouths and
~ DAYS.
The remain, viii he taken Monday afternoon to fiernon
n. l., i0f iuteunrnt-
BALDWGE-At Yorkyile, on Fridsy April l. ht. Sarah
BsItS in. la her tHfh year.
Tie relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from tho residence OF her souinaw
C. u. Fnch IN East Ninety ,erond street near Third sV-
.uuc on Monday, he 9Th Inst at o clock Z. IA.
CuOMWrLI-On the afternoon Of Saturday the I'd Inst,
ffonIy H. Cromwell, in N. 18th year Of hi, age.
~ a'iYes sud f. nd respectfully invited 20 attend ms
funeral from bis late residence, No 20 Psrpont street
Broos y Tuesday afternoon, the oh ns, at O'Clock,
without further invitation.
fRENCH-NoI La Sale, H., on the I'd Of March John r.
French r., youngest sou OF The ton JoIh H. FHh'h oi
Washington, D.. c., ia the 9Th year Of his sso.
GIBsOE-In South BERGEN on sunday April 4, aneI short
Illness James Gibson aged 50 years months and - days
native Of kirAcudhrighbhiro, Scotland.
His fUn,ra viii take place tJm hsr aio residence Bayvew
South Bergen N. j. this tmOnday) afternoon ot o'clock
wife Of Samuel 4. ilillmGn.
Notice OF funeral service 10 morrow morning. -,
HANKINsOSOn Saturday, April 2 ater short but painful
ncss Chsre, H., of the late Henry Ilanainson and
late member OF tho Police Department Firth Precinct asea
20 years.
et are respectfully invited 10 attend tbs fnen nom n
ninth street. Third avenue, Tuesday, sth s
HAviLAEp-on Sixth Day. tho l.s inst Hannah wife OF
Her ends and those o, the family invited to ',eua tho
funeral from her late residence, No ~ Columbia street.
Brooklyn Second Day, fth inst, at y ?; M ~.
Il. Mlrkle sud daughter Of Thomas NJ hcAfe'
Notice .. the llaess. gil be siyen i9moffo"s
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From san Rrnncccis.

san FHANCIsCCI IrdnYi NlfI 7, I5ul.
Money Is tightening; rate firm, at u cent
per month"; Atlantic Currency Exchange at the rcte OF
tOa - premium for Gold in New ok COin bills. cat
premiums relegraphc Trnnsfors, promiuinj Sterling
unchanged.
The weather is showery, and the approximations Tor
short crops are no longer felt.
There IS O. qu'et movement among mechanics and Ia
hoTers for an advance Of wages Stone-cuiiera have
notified their employers that after the itt Of May teu
yaras must b. advanced from a 10 t5 per day. Two
hundred md twenty-five blacSsinihs iron.moulding,
and paterI.makers, employed in the iounderies, DO
mand 81 30 instead Of 81 per day. These are gold
money prices.
The Rev j. II. l.. Henderson has been nominated
for Congress by the Oregon Union Convention
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Au;ustIoents.

TIE announcement Of Robert the Devil drew
vast crowd The central figure Of ell the suphureous
sci is Bdrcm and lie mournod and Numbered IN Ger
man-Mr Hermann being the actor The other parts
we're done in Italian. This IL style Of producing
effects and we suggest that 1t do not stop with only
two languages. Let there b. different language for
every singer and there win he an amount OF 'nriety In
Il prosody and defamation NOT possible under the Old
slow systcm. There might De- difficulty In Ending
prompter. Bot Il conld not be discovered sun
cienty melsontiish several might be impressed into
tho service; aud instead Of pOrtenlous box from
which are not unfrcqacnty heard raping sounds al
over The house helping the singers 10 the amoro and
dclore there might be several emitting guttursls.
labials dontaS all In tho confusion Of "a delightful
lyric babel.
Ro6et h DiJs h. m opera not wclldOme sticatad oct
Of Paris. The proper mode Of producing IL requires
dancing lually with singing forcea and an amount %
Partisan Tradition which We have never encountered
except in the French capital. Tie plot Is supcrna-
tufal-no epsode-bnt bone and Eos, made up Of the
supernatural that we cannot feel any Interest in the
characters They seem 20 be impeled by nothing pos
sible and 10 be acting without motive or meaning.
Bertran's love for his draws forth as much sym
patty as lugubrons wall from cargo Of brimstoAe
Mr. Hermann ia good illustrator Of bis school aud
sang satisfactorily The voice Of Signor Brignoh has
come beck TO him. but he docs not understand the
character Of Robert-presuming il to be capable Of
interesting interpretationwhohw we doubt never hay
ing seon tho actor who could invest il with interest
The rampant winds and smashing rains did rot
help the concerts The Philharmonic socotya concert
forthe Sanitary Commission failure. 1t was not
advertised till the last moment, and there was no
machinery to make IL work proably for its special end
Mr.. Campbell's concert suffered, but not in rho
same proportion. There some show Of an audience
at Irving Hall Mr.. Campbell had immense receptcS
and most sonorously filed the hallwhich, by the way,
is magnifcently constructed Tor lyrics. Mrs Kempton
sang the great beauty and bTaDcy and drew forth
enoores. The same sweet fate attended Mrs Mozarti
and Indeed the audience hammered away that they
received double the worth Of their money. The Case
too, was in fine voice Mcssrs. Theodore Thomas and
Mr. Pnttson scveray distinguished themselves gu 1hc
violin aud Tue piaQQ
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vROw FORTRESS MONROE.
Movement. OF Gen. ssrant-IficcIlnneons
Items.
FoErREss MoNRoE. Friday. April l. 1864.

FORTRESS MONROE Friday. April l, 1864
Lieut. Gen. Grant, accompanied by Gems.
Mcdowell and Smith, arrived this morning from Wash
tngton.
Capt Ainsworth left here at o'clock this morning,
with four steamers search for the disabled steamship
reported of Cape Henry, name unknown.
Gen Butler. with his distinguished guests, visited
che Rip Van Wrinkle to-day Ut noon, and reviewed the
United States colored troops at Camp Hamilton tAis
afternoon.
The steamship s. R. spsulding has arrived from Beau
fort ~ c. bringing the mails and obout fifteen kebe
prisoners principally Of Georgia regiments
The spaulding experienced severe gales and hesyI
seas on the passage.
FORTRESS MONROE, Saturday, April 9, 1864.
Tho four steamers which LEFT here at one O'Clock yes
seriay morning in search Of the disabled steamship
reported of Cape Henry have returned unsuccessful
The,steamer Nontauk reports; April l, seventy
niles southeast OF Cape Henry, spoke brig Undne
ron Liverpool for Batimorei British ship hajesiy
from Liverpool for Philadelphia, ond bark hesrnac
bound to Boston.
II Is blowing gale here.
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Movements Of the Rebels in Tennessee.

BYsPHIs, March 20, ls6i
The Rebel General Mccullough is reported To
re On route North with 800 men re.enforce Gen
Forrest
Gen Grerson has his cavalry force on. watching and
harasnr Cen Forrest but his division Is much reduced
BY veterans at home on furlough.
Had Gen. Grierson his entire division out at Mem
phs, Gen Forrest would not have escaped so easily.
Gen Forests forces are scattered throughout paIt'
81 Kentucky He has force opposite Cairo stealing
horses and conscpting ali the they can lay tbeir
hands on.
Sconts reported at Clark lie that Forrest with 900
cavalry crossed the Cumberland on saturday at Ross
Ferry on the Smithland and Eddyvle road, ana thst
portion Of his force in Eddy'ie on Sunday Eddy.
vile is on the north bank OF tho Cumberland about ~
rifles from Smitlland. and town Of bad reputation iOf
asloyay 1t IL the home If Willis b. Mscher, Repre-.
sentative of the LIST Kentucky Congressional District Of
y7The Rebel Col. Cobbs Battery was raised In that
place, where his father now resides. The country
round about abOunds in the meanest sort OF Rebel cit
sens. There are several deflnct iTon.woIks in the
vicinity and the large c0angs adjoining these urn
alah excellent receptacle for guerrllas horse
thieves, and scoundrels OF every description. The
whole region round about may beVery correctly guessed
from simple fact that tie people used 10 vote almost
az rGsse for old Lynn Boyd for Congress
Forrest is supposed by some TO be advancing upon
Fort UODcOn, but it might be supposed that The pre-
yious disasters suffered by the Rebels at that celebrated
fortifcatiOn would be enough 70 deter tho cX.negro
Grader aud blackleg of Memphis from assGulting it
again The Union soldiers have always done excellent
fighting there, both the outside Of the fort when the
pobels held it, and aerwsId on several occasions when
ahe Rebels attacked it.
We think it very likely that Forrest has an eye for
booty rather than fighting this expedition. North
the Cumberland hes the great tobacco region OF Ken
sacky The planters have plenty Of gold and green
backs which they have received for their last tobacco
crop, the most profitable they have ever raised.
Beside, the towns Of Iiopkinsyille Ekton Princeton
and other country towns abound With goods Of all kinds
II not hOty pressed by our troops he val be able to
carry of abe richest booty ever taken out OF the State by
. guerIilE chief
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Movements ia che Sout',-Syc ss-H sestrictio
on Trade.
ST. LOUIS. April 3. 1904.

~. LOUIS, Aprl ., 1854.
Private advices from Little Rock say Gen.
seees forces 1900 strong left batpacefor the South
on the sd u and will unite with the troops from Fort
Smith at some point in the south western part Of tho
State.
As large quantities of supplies have been recently
taken into Western Kentucky thus inviting incuIsons,
and polablY slipped for that purpose Gen. Braymai
at Cairo has issued orders suspending permits for
landing goods between Paducah and Memphis.
prohibiting steamers landing goods on tho Kentucky
shore between Cairo and Paducah and between Pa
ducab and Memphis. except at Columbus, Island No.
TO- ard Fort Pillow unless under armed convoy md by
order Of the military and naval officers; ard ferries
trading boats sls SC, not to be allowed 10 cross
the rver between Cairo and Memphis, and trains from
Paducah and Columbus not to except for mill.
tary purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
9peeial Notices.

AT the Sanitary Fair, II you buy any COFFEE, ask
for th. LONDON CLUB COFFEE.
The Executive Committee Of the Union Gem
tral Committee will hold Regular Meeting on MONDAY
EVENING April at Headquarters, Of Broadway Gn
23d-st.. At u O'Clock. OWEN w. BRENNAN, Chairman
HE:. = r. H HagnLArS seaetsrie.
A Regular Meeting of the sixteenth Ward
Union Association viii be held at Headquarters, No. 23s
8h-sv, THIS EVENING Il n o'clock.
HOOPER c. VAN WORST, President.
sa .ie 9. ' HAnnrsos, Secs.
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a. ~. Supreme Court.

WAsHfSGTOs, April ,, 1865.
The following cases Will be argued in the SUI
prene Court Of the United States during the present
week: - 49,.
Mo- III and 207Th. United States appellants. ~, Seni'-
su inner and the United states ag Jose Joaquin Eaud o.
No l75-Mauue Hodeiguez act the Cnief.saier non the
District Cour. OF Northern California
No l7-Auus r. Deuno's erecu,rir plants N eiror ~
Cherries Walsch nom tie Circuit Courl Of Hsshinst
ID. G..
No i77Anns r. Dernoi,. execuirI plaintiff IN euo agt
Zephans Jones.
No I7sThc United states - a. ss, Edgar Coupn, - A.
from The District Court q Wconsin
No i7eBsi4u d. Godfrey, plaintiff IN eifo as Chafes
T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04

DIR. CHEEvBRs DIsCoURsB.-There was a
large congregation at the Church of the Purians on
Sunday evening convened to hear DIR. Cheevers dis'
course on the life and services Of the lamented Love
JOY The distinguished preacher referred to the ms
tory Of the brave AMI eloquent defender OF human
rights and the influence of his speech and example IN
molding public sentiment. The discourse commanded
the close attention of all who heard it, and IS cohsu
cred an able effort.
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Eutrrtaiuments This Day and Evening.

Fer location of heaeys and time Of c0meneemehf zee ddre
u,erenn IN other columns Of GtisFdper
AcApYnY or MusIc-Robert the Devil.
NIBLos GARDBs-The Fools Revenge.
WALLACKs THpATBR-Bosedale.
RARNuN s-Giants Dwarfs-hphross the Spirit OF Beauty
WINTER GAKDKs-Judith, the augh,er OF Merar.
OIYMP1C THgATRR--Ir-h MISUNDERSTANDING Hyens
BROOKLYN AcADEsY-Mr. and Mrs W. J. Florence.
VAN AsBURGRs MgSAGKRIR-Colec.ion OF Animals.
HrpPoT II zATRoy-Fquest rieu Performances.
BROADWAY AAPHITHEATER-Equestria Performances
CRAYos ART GALLEnY-Biers,adts Rocky Mountains.
uouPILs GALLERY-kensett's Lake George
HOPE CHAPEL-Ths Grand Stereoscopiicon ts.p
BROOKLYN ArHRsEuA-De Cordoyas Lecture.