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FOR THE: YEAR. iaes,: is; :

= 1he hes< thing you can send 10 your fstcada 70
ave Them ~ tte4 sf sae wonderfaf gso1,h and re
SOURCES Of thu Queen City Of the IAkes.:
F'iee 70 eeats eaeA, or $40 per hap4rea.
b. JOHN q, wA1sB. -<00A@' sne
.'J0nuAfy = 1a68 --'t
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THE! GREAT =:
AMERICAN. SAFES,
~. ~, AZ e!sArI's,; 2, = LAsALLH sfKEzr.

no YOU WANT LUXURIAN.E
~ WHISPERS Oh kOU8TACH6a? ..'.: ~
~ NJ 0NaUENT WI fo!ce them 70 Et2E heavily Y
injury to lie ska. P1tce H. Bent By mail, Ptst nee
10 sny ntdssss on receipt Of sn order Addfe.t
caCo. III, t49%1HI 8sne6
, 1864-01-24
'GEO. G.. POPE ,: =;
i" -:2;: I.:.:, -: :
Wholesale. Oh and Lamp bealefs,
"a -. ~. laa CLARK STREET, =,

N OTI Tho party who was,
~ 'tStswaed Il ha1ift fsken Mud md C,ps ffonT
lie 1ad1rA' dfeAH :eoe& u tho Issaoa& Ienes. -.
fSe night Of khe Aaeouls Eo4tyaa, 70 tha
fremont HuQae oaee, aa4 stya fu1shsF trouble U
fhIQn6A E1fQf. t-t..! II Ii :- Frs I
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH H. 1861. SUPPLEMENT-


ave hundred do,lars. p ios.............. sSss d
WnAHsss. PlEas SaIrs-for construction.
gene u rep lrs. rebuilding and maintaining
OF piers. wnsrves and bukheads, owned ny
the Corporation, ana for dredging slips. ono
hundred and twenty live Thousand doliars,
p Of rs coo %
Ssc ? II shaM not % iasfui Tor any department or
officer Of the city gevcrnmeDt other person per.
sons. to incur expenses Tor any purpose whatever
count Of the Corporation. % be paid rom the city
Treasury. unioes ~ appropriation theleor sutcout
such EXPENSE. shall have been previously made "
the Common Counoh unlcss such shalt have
been expressly authorized BY competent authority.
SIC. The Comptroller Is hereby authorized 10 Dor
from Tins TO tme tho credit Of the Corpor ation
10 anticipation OF It's revenues and exceed Ia
amount such revenues. such Of money e. may be
necessary 10 meet expenditures under the appropriations
for tho current year 6S) and TO revenue boAds
70 tho usual form Tor the moneys borrowed also 70
redeem aud cancel the said bonds from time me OF
or before tho maturity Of the Same, out u the moneys
arising from the reve0ues Aforesaid f e
Your committee aso recommend che adoption Of tho
Resolved That the Couptroiier bs and be b hereby
authorized and sQueeted n make application 20 the Ia
ssature 10 bchak d che Corporation for tAs passage Of
the usual enabling aot authorizing the Board OF Super
vsors 20 raise by tho sover which are csls.
natod by the ordinance making tho annual aTpropria
for the year 1894 for city purposes already %
authorized 70 DO raised uuder existing aWs3ess the o.
mated amount OF the VI tho General nd for
sad year. 70 be deducted from tho aggregate amount q
said sums acoording 70 Law. y sesa N n.
LEWIS n sRYKf6, \ ANNs 3as.N II
JOHN d. OlT1wEIl., Oemmttee on FYaanoe
PETER MASTFRS0N, sH " II
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EKRRY LEASES AT AUCTION.
IL AT THK CITY HALL.

;. .ss 1894 . s SaSsT %
ss:s: :se$sS, Of ycsrs Inc IL day
non s'S'ss ssT ' sS
from foot
4 ~ ss &c &. sS re ss
street Brookyn. Z .: -. =,
70
ISs said several ferry lease. viii be sold. with a. the
rsnts privileges and advantages thereof belonging to the
'.r'''''''a . ''' O"s o 8 fsT ss
form OF Ferry Leases heretofore entered into BY the
ss,. q ~:
the he. = they WIN oondsc;
from ti%s Y Tune mad. Or p.ssss ~ Common
purchssss % Perry Lease and i,s appeadssos
81: W ~ =: . sss s::s
-,
sSssiios y he same ns esscaisS y VI two sare.s %
s % SSsd ps sa s rsy%.s
<: s tho ss .ss
the q me Leaae Bonds and stamps Be
named ss:: 9.
hsy wi 3 required eccordance with the provisions Of
e. ::: .g g &. s s.s
Buildings aud FIXTURES necessary Tor the purposes ferry
SAID value be nxed bv selected old
csss the parties csanet agree ~ to the amount
Be paid Ter the .,tm.
The lease shall aiso contain requiring each
ferry boat 10 have attached 10 It's engine Are apparatus or
pump with less than four huudred feet Of hose
Of quality and dimensions that used By tho tire De
partest Of the city Of New York. and used the
eyiasshment OF fires whenever required by the Chief
c ~ New YORK Tor .Sic services Ss shall re-
cevs dollars hour for each hour engaged aud
ne lime TO b counted less than one hour.
$3.50 MATHEW T. BRENNAN, CepptrolIer
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ExEcvTIyR oDnMITTEB OFFICE FEE, 4
~ 1854 Mail Oymn snicauoa between JsnnAicA aaa the
Uni,sd States ~ Amsrca. 0ossrnos snd Krscuvs
Oeumee will recsive prop0sas 70 wh April nost from
parties willing 70 contract with than for the Conveyance In
steam ysssss "a %a ss,yssn We s q kn.s
atses A.ero. end vice versa under tbs aS!horty Of
the Of this sand 12d VIE, D - vc n. AID n
VIC, 70 provide steam csmunent,os between this
% rc, osws nv ,csas ~ .t,es az ana
BE- taken vilI be- nads knows Application Ia Messrs
Thomson Havkey Co. Mjnciug iase I.osdsn; Jeremiah
Leaycst, Bsg. New York. OF at this Once Tenders Tor
ha ICE ere 10 be sent W the secretary Of the Executive
Committee OF Jamaica Spanish Town.
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$50 and sli BROADWAY,
Between Prince and Spring streets
Open from y A. ~ 70 x e Ar AdmissIen y ssn,a

Oman from 10 Al NJ 10 IeR NJ Admission Is eeus
sTxTkKNTH sUCCRssFUL WEEK
of mis unparalleled exhibition OF which 0rea
War Elephant performing Elephant Tppoo sab. Living
0ra9e, Asatic and African Liens and Lionc1ses Bengal
mon Hears Ieemah B.su. yOung Lions saa Liones:ss
Hyeuas Barmsss Gov. B.ssl A. fspir, zebra. KsGiish
ss,srs, ysp.psss swine" Nm Lsmss CssSmsrs Goat.
African BlasE aud GRAY Osirches osiroh, white fea
ssssts 4msriess 6sss Cod s.d Silver Phs.sans
African 0aisllsa Amsroan Dssr. 0ray Green, e!uesnA
Red Parrots Agst,al.s pttds without nuacer Bsdgsss
NOV: Boa ccSsfcscss jus. l.nasd sssa,s e. !~messs
rHhss HhAH1 zHp 4ykel DA
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CORPORATION SALE or REAL ESTATE 49,.
" Public notice Il hereby given that 81 the BOW.
vested In tho CommIssonsrs Of the Snng Fund q he
ss:.:s sss,ss 8 u {: sI Iss:.'s sss'
askug Fund VIA for sale publis aucon on Satur
day the oh day Of April, 1854. q nooa, Exchange
sAcsrooI Ne III Broadway the city Of York.
following Zeal Estae. belonging 70 the city OF New FORK
Ono tot Of Land on the south side Of Oy Hail place.
Ia the city OF New York. betwoeu Chambers and keads
0ss LOT q LAID the side Of Main street 10 tao
city Brooklyn. between Water
MAps uay be obtained 81 tho Coproilers oncc Hail Of
Records, o. and after March 90 1896 taa ts 1851 8F
Terms Of sacTen per OF Che purchase money and
expenses auction sale 10 be pea the Comptrolies
Office Immediately after the Gale. Thirty per cent the
LIST day Of Msy nsst when the deeds WA 70 ready for de-
livery the balance bond
eve years from May 1884, with interest the OF
Der cent per annum. pay aMe half yearly.
go MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Oomptroler.
Orr or NEW Yoax DxrARrMsrr or FIsAEoE. CONTROL.
LEN lyrI 1894
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TrAI.UXRIE FHRRY TRNNoHIs2s AT PUBI.T(

VALUABLE FRRRY FRAN oRIszs AT PUBLIC AUG
uon. ~ the City Hal. On Monday April H. 1884, q, y
ssdsT ;s f,% @ TS%
S s. s:. srs, % % 3 assSa
s. :ss .iSs New % Hesa e' bridge
sSsss 70 Se ssssaed ,o@ IL. alp or 5ssu bss~sss piers
Nos 81 and 81 Bas river New York. hs foot Of South
Sixth street. Brooklyn. g. D. or some point adjacent
The said several Ferry Lease. he sold with all the
Corporation O the city c e EST TcSs
usual form OF ferry leases hereofoe entered into BY the
rs FOR esc Of the above named ferries BE- made
don 10 ferries also covenants on part The
S . 81 &c @ iss or
70 time BE- mads passed By the Common Council or STATE
AZ passsassr Of the ferry ssss saa .s appssdapss in
:ss s ssi; IS cssses Ss - s ssi sss
sweny cent Of the smcnt bid for the annual rent 10
s..s s Fl s e 's:' e
hs Corporation He will be required also. 10 furnish an
S ss s:ss sassas bona via :srss: g
~ spVrsved b. the Compfos the puncsuai payment
e. ss sss The fess 81 the .ncisnssr ana
She Of The lease bonds sni 10 BE-
sse s s = %
dip - bukhs.d o. prsmscs psspessd 70 beaeassd drins
Ss iesss sSsG Also csnsss covenant rsqurins each
Ts bat 70 have sssscseA 90 s.Gse nse sYpsrstus OF
s %: !. s S:: = =:
\: y !: \ :.ss X 4;
&c ws a. :y 49, sss ssss sAs .c:.s a.s.;y ct
s'a'' MATHEW :. RREHSAk. Conp,rouss.
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IIUDS0n RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBA.
III ny Troy the North aud West leave Chambcrs arret
a. ard ~ snh ", snd 10 " r NJ and Sundays
81 ga y. ~. from Th,tloh street -
Nfiw yoRg utRLyM AwD AfBsNy nkrTno ~ :
~ i"f hrany TO- tosti ont y pt Events. rt
Aref di,s va ~ Wi or n. i. snp1ss iraa - n
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. --1--------
TYopR cU pRr
Ill 7is BROADWAY.
- ~
~" "
f"o HAu'DiLoNo n'I"s DAs'
uAuuOru ovE oouno,rrcoN
-
GREAT ExoIrsSESr.
raR rwaSrv-ssvRNTH STREET GHOST.
rux rvxrrv aRvz17., srappr auoar
- 49,. S.sD1A Os'O"'s
AVN TuR nj Nm TOUp nr rup vvOaI.D
~ 49, ~ 80
THR 0RAND TOUR or THR WORLD
rae GRAND TOUR or rHE WORLD.
No.. o,.~.,, r..r. i.--,. 80 u.u... .uo.r 49,
49,. =. nsoiocs 81. 80. ~ se'
~ " n n McKEClN Manarer
0,v.sra
sa HAL. s..IL AZ. s ~
r.saaA ksrress ~ lhc siAs snliting hn rss.,ns 1850 -
rAMfGO A nrf4SERPIY IS
Raphesi Moco q aAseaiurer ......,.' Dan BRYANT
Tas s sSrk c Reed
:et pre,, Ne. a11 na u eemo. .c.u.
Door, omen At as:. "a. ~ Ticket. IS cent,
~ r . 20. o = - . -. --"-S o
NfBLole SALOON =g0IrsCHALE:
~ tAkhWkLL CONCERT IL AMBkIoA
TIE last TIVE ~ these brilliant Musical knteriainmenn
wwhcn ~, 113rrScH ~ IN I. sssssJ - MN i0-io
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POST oFFIcE NOTIcR.

pOSr OFFICE NOTICE
The mails Tor Great Britain and ths Continent Vie
Southampton aud Bremen stcAmer Brcmen, aad Tor
Ireland via Queenstown. steamer kuA will cleao
his bsturdAy he 18th day IL March, ct l0 O'Clock
A. ~ ana ~ the up tewa stations - foilows:-
Ssee!ons eno w T. ~.
''-'''' xBRXX Mxk1nxl. f.stassssr =
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The difference estimates OF tho amounts required
head Of salaries occasoned BY omissions
qurcd previous to maknG up the budget lAs submitted
by the Comptroller or by additions made to such salaries
By Inercases &C. subsequent 70 M preseniatiou 70 The
committee gwen from statements furnished Thorn by
the heads Of tbs sevoral Departments asking that such
increases BE made IN TOE amount q salaries sr their 70
Provision also made under the head q "sa,artss
the members q the Common Council.
The reduction Of tho sum 800 900 In tho estimates
o. ahe Board q Education. recommended ~ your com
Common Council BY reference 20 page 1I and lS3
q the Budget As submitted By The cempsrc''sr viii
said schoos $50 900: Incidental expenses u tho
Ing, leasing, aaa procuring sites Tor erecting bnings
and for furnishing At!ng up Altering enargiag and fe
pairing the buildings and premises under thsr chsrg
&C. 1871 900 Is askcd making total Of 1907 90 pro-
periy chargeibis 70 incidcntais" This your noanAk
Tee deem entirely TOO much. ana have oencuded 70 70
Ing that the sum OK S2o7 900 Is ample Tor the require
msns q the Board Tor i Incidental expenses Tor che
Your COMMITTEES. IN order 70 provide fund from which
70 nay for receptions Of returning regiments OF voiun
70 ma I'm %
their lives In tho service Of thew coanery, prcvalng
o S sSa
recommend that the sum 100000 b inserted in the
The ex,su,Ion Of he Gre alarm telegraph 70 ths sp
Per portions qf tho CITY Jour 9oPnsee es,sve y
an appropriation Of 800 900 % complete shs Wort -
Tho COMMITTEES have aiss added the sum q u 200 to
the appropriation for CITY dispensaries intending thereby
to make provision for Donation Of 900 70 the dspsa
sary corner OF Twenty thwd street and Second avenue
They havc also agreed " recommend reduction N tho
items Of "Central Park Maintenance and Government"
and in "Sewers. Repairing and Cleaning" They believe
the sum OF $3.50 900 Ia ample for tho former and shas
SO 900 10 Sufficient for the latter.
your adoption NJ following ordinance;-
AN ORDINANCE
MAKNo ANNUAL APpRopRI TIE SUff0RT o.
GovxRxnMgr CIT or HRw Y0RK FOR m uAS
MaHTIsN HUNDRED AND rouR, fBs PAYMENT o. The
INTEREST A THE CgIY psSr AND Thh kspkhr'
TON or MH PRINCIPAL or SAID DsDr sscosHc sUs IN Sad
THAR.
The Mayor, Aldermen and commonalty Of tho city OF
New York do ordain ss follows -
Section l. In order provide for the support Of the
OF the city OF New York and OF no several
departments boards commissions charged with the
administer OF particular branches shereo of ana
during tho year thousand eight hundred ana sixty
four tho following sums Of money hereby respective
~ 10 and for the objects and purposes here
tG =.
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/" r'- ' sEs H Eias FF'ssI { ssAvu NAN
: :I$$E : :I:s$ : III:
% ss New Ts s.ss s sssins
,s :s.ss ss Sss9 S e as
Ss,o. Sse s1ss this sssArs did ass
-. NJ. asd hrs v. :. rLoREHon
raE sISS ss HSsTS .;F;s In y
wv ;1s ssD
60. Ma. AND mrs " j. FtoRRNos.
''' my nov % h ESd Al M Hffd n fssss
orSs sSi SpSs 0'nn'a's at * o.r'ss' maybe
NrsLos GARDEN -QOMxKHoss AT ~
L''i nss 81 Mons: 81 EYaIis whs.ss'
FEIDAY svEKEd. March IL ia s,l ss presented
dSsNEEIIs
oARoEiNE RiscS arNos. gt
B3s' grand SSsfs Il srs SI a. ss1od tho
80. ). ,s. EAR. ..ss; SS SsE !, !.
:. '.ss.1
w fwSS has Iia9ly volunteered Coz sh: sses.ise
s sdso ~ Sh H
Fi9restsa. sk BgCk
lie Gyn;ls; AsSSis
S'A''''''' M.aa.y, nares q he : ~" o"'"
F.. ..4.l. RNCAAKTRG6s. ! --.r.s,.f .ss.ss..-si-
which r siss ds1sS ESSS DsAs ~ appeal.
srLssDID DSssS;ssss;v;sa Ee APPOINT
100 qRAnD BALLET, "n1er tAe direction q
a.2 s2s5Ss a EaS s: "a If TssSs
F'r' sss Ss$F; s.53: S|.s s:.v
esa tho full and talented Company .
~ Tsoss, the re SsTs s
Is: i f;S;S s s:$ SS's;;sl9!
p. ,..... On tn rS' ceUEon Or o0r'rAs0s (
1' - TAG Foua LOVERS
''''n''aa' afHE LAsBoARD FIN
0L!Mrro THEATRE.
- Lessee and Dtrscress. Mrs. Sobn Wood
''s' -''''; Taka sxs.EtExSEi 81 rLoT.' = '''"''
with which the se "a: s Gc :Gsts s. cs
:. = ..,, sss VT to-. 2. 4%s DIALOGUE
''''''' expressly 10, run oLvxprc
Ayousrrs DAILY AM FRANK WOOD.
rAMIso A BUTTERFLY
ENTERTAINING AND SUCCESSFUL
put on mo ~''''p''''ifaa isssG SEASON.
and fully EsssT ssKsso
". Davidge. J. n sioddart, a. IT, Clarke Misc IT, irving
Mrs Sedley Brown Mics j. Walters. Miss A. Harrs and
MLss Y. Prestige
Doors open 1t Z: performances commence a TX Seats
can DO secured three days Ia advance
THRATRE FRAN0AIs-NiBLO's CONCERT SALOON.
Every Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday.
SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1861.
At ~, O'Clock precisely for the second aud last time
TRENTk Ans, GU LA VIE DUN JOUEUR.
Drama three parts and ak tabeaux by MN Decause aud
Dnaax
Doors at65l curtan5 will be raised ct ~ precisely
Box Office OF the theatre urng the day a 633 Broadway
DARK THRArRE-BROOKLYN.
Lessee and Manager ............ NJ. James Martin
THIS (FRfDAY, EVENING. March H.
positively the last appearance In Brooklyn OF the
ed America Comedian.
Mr. HACKETT
which occaaon he will appear Sir john Fa!s,ad in
ShAksperes
MERRY WIVES
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Yss are rsspsefuy isssrmed hss shs ssci. n rs.r
aens u new rsaAy reception = sssss ssessa To-
me s.s. asser!ssas srs sspsss,: .,
70 be scale lbsralv fuliy e9uA lnosS ron osnSs
aePsrtmests ws4s vs sensstH rsgusT ~ ye cr
greatly fsehisls aSs!s q the eeMni,iss wss reauiFs
inns 70 arrange aak classify eoo arAelee Tor q ~
rsess yae tass Sss.S shs gnds..gssa q Ss sssnS
~, ~ s "a; cs s,S
he pssiAsss ne ecsL 9esss ~i y rsssvsd sy TO
M 1S8 4 HooskySEi. eieir.aa: nra oso.as Y.
mfLlRn MrA 0snany WnBevnA Ms ranpsx 1nssp0ss xfs.
CnAnGss & iue1ElnAy, Mas cAaotfEs Ltvsosror. hss
A. JAZZ ---a .------1---
a CADEMY on MU8TC ITALIAN ofkkA.-rAQGI.-
a Chss cats Y gsrenssss ~ sspssy csn - - =
The Hfsh Avenue ootss.
nrRLODEON SSN nROADWAY. sA l---.l. -
M HAMMofH ENTERTAINMENT 0fHHH WORLD
70 Hph blflesqve ~ Leave the Ticket Men, Copoc Bel
Rasers aud the 6sobis rasb, Tin passniso, Perfect
oa'e o"DmfsXSoN FREE Admission vREE
Brahaus, so.xsron Coles, williams Known. aayers- Mis-
Law AnAerrnn Hattie st Clair Madame sdell, BA Thon
son eiara Hutchinas besides arty ades and goats Il
scnss sIscs and hoaz or volunteers WAntedo nor
iaica n bssd chornse and serge refreshmer'< u ~
pstr<ns Of ths cstablsbncnl Uostuney frn,1cd free
4 deed sssr,os eivsa ono 3 uRvgoN 0lreosss
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CORPOfATION NOTICEf

ConroRArlos Rtsss !, AND % SLIPS
LEAsED AT AUOrTON
vlce 10 hereby given that %hs Comptroller WM 0oA-
Ssy &c 2sth day Of Esrch isels 4 ocisck & ~ . ths
Cts Hail. lease bids ct public auction the Docks Piers
and Slips bcong1g = the Corporation Che lenses Of which
s nsys q S ssps q ;ss Is csy q Ms Tor tho
Catalogues cous6!aias me description location and terms
O sale may 10 had upon application the Collector Of City
Re,enue a. this oce whore will also be shown Of
'n' A'''e's'a ~n HHffRsWW SsRExkAx, coupsroser.
Carr o. nav roRE. DBrAuxhEhs o. FINANCE b
COMPER0ILBR's OpvI0I6 Fob. 28 1874 l.|.4.
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MARK8r CELLARS
M orHEs PROPERTY 81 ~ THE oosroaArIos
r LEASED AT AUCTION

Notice is hereby given that the Comptroller will Tues
day. the 2A dag OK March 1884 81 O'Clock NJ ssee Cy
Heusos aad Loss Hay Scales and other Corporation
perty, term OF I'VE years from the LIST day OF Nay.
Catalogues con4anng description, location and
Of sae may be had upon application TO tho Collector Of City
"e'e." - - - MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. CompsoIler ,
ORR or HEw YoRK, DEPARTMENT OF FISANck.
C0arrroLLkR's OrrIcK. Feb Is, 1854
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so,ussoss Il oommoa oouu

ooe0ssoo9 u uOmmon O0un'
Cu ...... ............ .
Public instruction. ....... i
Salaries --Legislative no
partmeats. for members
OF Common Council, sc.
Salaries Department Of ".
ohnc0.. 49,.
Salaries Street Department
Salarics--Croton Aqueducs
Department, ..........
Sslsrios-citv inspectors
DEPARTMENT. .............
Saiarics-fire Department. i.
Sewerage System Surveys.
Streets -Repaving aud Re.
pairs. ..... ..... ........
Water pines and laying.
Sewers Repairing and clcau-
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TONIGHT.


RIFLB BALL
rIRsv ACTED HIRE WEDNESDAY. SEPT. So iSS,
n =
(THIg EvRNIN0, Il
Mr.. Lester WaiIack Mr. Gilbert Mr. Fisher Mr. Holland,
Mr. joins Scfton Mr. DAILY Mr. Browne, Mr.. Parties, M
Pope Mrs Hosy Miss Cannon Mis-; Moraat. Nc: yersea.
man VIII sustain their original characters. "A
IT.: Occidental Music NJ ia w McsrnaSss
Stag Appointments by .............. NJ TimonE
The Mechanical Portion H. bocrofS
Costumes by Mcssrs Fiannery and Denschots.
The Drawing Room ysise 0alop entitled The Rines"
composed by Mons. 4. 0rossi. .
The Military appointment furnished from The essbA-
of Messrs Horsmann Bros Allen. Maiden Lane.
SATURDAY-Miss 0aanons bsneat (hrst time this 49,
soNl. THE ROAD TO RUIN frA
son}. THE RIVALS rr0a
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SONG.

We have been lovers now, my dear,
Il matters nothing TO say how long,
ButsliIl al the coming round o. ih' year :
make for my pleasure little song,
Aud thus of my love sing, my dear
So much the more by year, by year.
And still as see the day depart,
And hear The bat al my window Hit,
I sing the lille scng 10 my heart,
With jus, change at The close OF IL;
And thus OF my love sing alway-
So much the more by day ~ day.
When in The morning see the skies
Breaking into gracious glow,
= ! say you are no, my sweetheart's eyes.
Your brightness cannot .mislead me so;
And sang OF my love in the rising light
So much the more BY night, By night
Both q, the years sweet dawn and close,
When the moon is filling, or fading away
Every day, as it comes and goes,
Ard every hour of every day,
My little song repeat, and repeat
SO much the more by an hours rsmy sweet
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-12-07

Mrs. Morton was widow, young, pretty,
fich widow when DR.. Charles SIrdham
made her acquaintance. She was poor but
vsry handsome when Sqire Morton married
her, and at his death two years after, be-
came sole heir, put on her widows weeds,
ana pockeled her husbands gold at the
same time.
Madame Rumor said that poor old Nor
ton never enjoyed single hour after be
married ber but how should Madame Ru-
NOR knows sOf one thing, however, ] can
give my readers reliable Information. Mrs.
Morton had not been year ere she receiv-
ed with pleasure, very decided attention
from Dr.. Slraham-
De you inquire who Dr. Ssraham was.2
Well be studied medicine, aud had the lille
n. D. conferred upon him, which he took
plxssure IN attacking TO his name with a
rrsal floursih, but il is asserted that be new
or had half dozen patients in as many
ysaIs. He was Of prepossessing appear
sncs, ready taIker on any subisci, and
vas, in fact, fret rate company, He play
cd the fu;e and sang-was good dancer
and an excellent partner at whist besides
he had some literary reputation He wrote
posiry and -ino column sketches Tor the
Weekly Leveler, and last, though mol least,
he dressed 10 good taste and in The Insight
OF fashion how he did il no one knew, but
twas no ones business.
Boil must be allowed 70 correct one ru-
10, which had gained considerable prsva-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-12-07

A PloUs old genie man, one OF the salt OF
the earth sort, went out into the field 10
catch his mare. He shook a m easure of
corn at her 10 delude her 1nto The belief
that she was 10 get, but she was not 10 be
deceived by any specious act. She would
come nigh and then off again until the good
man was fretled. Al last he got her into
corner among some briars and made dash
al her, when she bounded over the wall and
left him sprawling among the bushes. His
christian forituGe gave way al this and
gathering himself up he cried, "Oh hell !"
The ejaculation had passed his lips before
he thought, but Immediately conscious of
lis wickedness, he cried "Ielujah :" and
translated the profaLe word into note Of
triumph.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-12-07

ierest in the forlorn little scholar, and
through his influence Mikey was made a
happy boy. Charlie did not realize the
amount OF good he bad accomplished
something to ouilast his life even, aud go
on widening in influence through success
sive generations. He had helped and en-.
couraged Mikey. Perhaps if he had not,
The child might have become weary OF Try
ing and sunk down, making just such a
man as his father had been, aud caused
more evil than good 10 spring from his in
huence.
So, little children, do not be discouraged
because you do not seem TO be doing much
good, and earning great name; perhaps,
after all, iod are like Charlie, casting an
Influence in the right that will last long al
ter you are dead.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-12-07

CHaR6CTERIsTic-On the day OF election
while the vo'ing was proceeding quietly
word came tina, Gov Medary was dead.
While the Democrats generally expressed
sentiments OF profound sorrow, a little
crowd OF Aboiiiionisls manifested feelings
OF OverfowiDg JOY ana one Of them called
tor { three cheers" loud enough TO be heard
by all the byslanders The man who called
for the cheers, we understand, is very
pldus member of one of our Christian
churches o: tsmPorai O,mores!-1Iouni
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