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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A CORNER LOT AND THE ONE ADJOIN-
"A lug for sale cheap, Ia GTeonpoint A good busi-
ness location. Inquire Of Mr. JAMKb, cor Of Frank
lin and Noble sta, until sold. ~
CRANBERRY, FRUIT AND TRUCK Lands
~ for sale Favorable chance. Grist mill property
and 100 Of cranberry aud fruit lands combinod-
located At Toms River, y. J., % miles from New
York, Ior Delaware and Rsrtan Bay Il. X. Commu-
ncatiOn twice per day. Apply ~ Dr. ii. ROSS real
estate agent, Toms River, N. J. Ai9
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BAKERY FOR SALE LOCATED on 4
Ihsood business svenue surrounded by douse mas
sold cheap II applied to- immedisi.l, Csnse for
ceiling oul made known TO the purchaser. For till
particulars spply ct 44s West Ibih a. let 9Th and
10Th sves. 10
AN ASSOCIATE WANTED IN WELL
"A established business, an energetic man, with a
little capital can realize . handsome income, q me-
ehanie preferred. Apply NJ 4 No- Chamber street,
RLACKSMITHS ATTENTION-THE Sbpck
- and tools Of ship-miths shop GOvcrneur slip,
Close by the Dry Dock suitable for Mud Of YORK
y IA be sod very Low fapplod for Immediately, price
1850. Rent only ti3 per month. 1"9
IMPRESS FOR SALE CHEAr-HORSE,
- wagon, hsrnes. and businers, all IN Good order;
price s1ns the owner leaving for the West on Aus.
not lat the only reason for selling. Inquire alter
", OF ALLEN, 80 Ninth ave, where they can be
secn. 81
L'OR SAIE-TwO OF THE BEST MILK
s' s si s T,tH s'i;F 'i.IS S."S No
1862 broadway, COT Of Cortlandt 1t. 329
EOR SALE CHEAP-AN EXCELLENT
4 Hotel, Grand a, wiamshuIeh well fitted up.
this out, ,Arply Immediately 10 7. GAffNEN.
huctr, % Chambers Of. room q, until sold. 4J2
ENOR SALR-TlIE GOOD WILL AND FIX
q G SSsI '.,re Gon' good business No.
ERUIT STORE FOR SALE, WITH LEASE,
4 &c Ron, cheap. Apply At sJ4 Wee. Ath t. cor.
| EOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR
Il store On a prominent corner. we'll fitted up with
snd sroccty -tores. y. GAfFNfN, Auctioneet, -
| Chambers Il room 3. %
Tor sALE-SToRE AND FIXTUREs OF
| l. liquor store No. 232 Dcapccy s,. The ps.son Of
SELLING, the owner ia soins to California Appy at
| the store. ~
| LNOR SALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
L store doing ri -cas. business Ia - lar,e prru-
lated neighborhood vi, be sold cheap - 'hr Ssne,
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IE 2 STORY BRICK

nor SALE-A NICE 2 STORY BRICK
l. house aud Fix Of good productive land, pen-
" OF fruit and grapes at Holtryille, $500; and 70
adjoining, with small house; II wanted with tho
Above the whole together for s3S00; also rs acres,
good buildings ine grated fruit all near the Sta
ton; NUT be- sold $1,000. Full particulars with "
". LAWS, IFS Perry 81. III
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A AGATELLR TABLE FOR sALE-wil
n be sold very cheap. Apply 90 A. hULLIGAN,
corner OF North 4th and ID SIS Ml'llauuspuIgh. 10
CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
~ 90, SiO and t25 at par at the Gun Office count
err klao pennIes ~
EoR 3 LE-STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL
T ona nj otls pa.eut HOlsts and full set of
cracker achinerv Will !ot OF tlAilngs pullies and
hAnSen Inquire CHARLES l. GOODWIN, 2C4
Front u $40
HoI t WHEEL AND ALL Connections
lNG'5 Hat store. slO
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SEWING MACHINES.

NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING MA
lNchines for sale AMI 10 rent. 2nd hand machines
Of various makes for sale low. Y. W. NlCkES, Jr.
4sJ Broadway, and AL Broome 81. JOS
CEWING MACHlNES-ALL FIRST-CLASS
~ machines new and 2nd hand, for sale, to rent or
exchange. Machines sold on part payment. a. $50
broadway, up stairs, corner Of Worth st. 40
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I0nn COTTON WEAVERS, sPlhNEkS,
IOOO reelers and winden waited, male o. 10
ale for cotton millr In The city Of PROVIDENCE " -
Springfield, WEBSTER and Fall RivoT hGss, shi nan
Che,ter New Hampshire. Also families anu tespee,,
table girls to learn, Wanted zN linen HtMeI, snu
ct flax spinner and esp IeeleTr, for mills dtta. ~
6l ~ and 100 miles from y. y. Also iahllle. and
frame spinnep Tor Poughkeepsie. Passage nee |,
board cheap start every day At o'clock y III. from
JOuN WELPLYiS Cotton Emp.Oy ment bulciur
Whitehall a., oppo.ite Bowling Green anu loot oil
broadway. 9zt
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7 AIDES, WITH 3 OK A MACHINES, TO
1mske ladics' linen COLI at home 1lro ope rators
tor banding COLLAR. METZ Co, ola broadway.
up starr. 81
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A GOOD OPERATOR ON SINGERS MA
llehiue, TO work vest, Is wanted At union ct,
BronklYn 1913
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i bsdrooula In houho 593 Hudson Of, at sl3 per
month; also paTlor and bedrooms IN house 5l9 West
18th At, at oil por month. 50
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EOR sALE-2O COTTAGES AT q, 100 TO

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, House 2Ox3s
Il II. lot 100 q. Has marble m.ntos water and gas
throughout plenty Of closets, 10 room. and very con-
yenient VIII sell at low price. Terms to suit.
required. Inquire Of E. CHAPMAN, Ia WAlworth u.
brOoklyD. near Decalb av los
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TOUR OR FIVE GOOD VEST HANDS
j wanted Immediately At Mr. ISAAC BAWpENs,
JG1 Wet 18Th n. pol
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A GOOD COTTON DYER wANTED.-AP-
n ply BY letter 10 l.. H., Po-t Office, Paterson, n.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW RESPECTABLE MECHANICS Can
~ be- accommodated with good board and plea an
rooms, At ~ East 2s,h Of. VI
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS = WANTED %
n good branchefs. Apply At - Walker st. al
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS - WANTED 20
Llrpod hands 10 mako flowers aud piquets- Appy
st i4T WUo-tcrst. j. A. LOPPIN. 200
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LEATHERS- WANTED, 10 TO 20 FIRST
l. rate flower brancherr. None nut the very lest
and neate-t hands need spply AZ PHILLIPS NAN
NING's, 10 Howard II. 40
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go. TIVE NEW YORK HERALD
=, ltrom the SUNDAY Mercury, July % 1851
heeelpls OF sai,s Of the New York sunday and
Daily Npyspaporr
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pOY WANTED IN THE FANCY STORE,
1Bs25 Canal OIL. one able 20 put ny shutteu and run
eiTands may apply Immediately. 30
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ROARDlNG-A GENTLEMAN AND Vile,
- or 40 nngle gentlemen will DO accommodated
with good board and pleasant room, also young lad
ieA ~ 10 lnhloM at Gail tor ono wool no
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FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, FIT FOR
i hou-ekeepins holn - 10 $3.50 nor week. Inquire
81 East broadway. a
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STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR coz
- 1ens, West Point Cornwall, AesbuIgh, Milton.
Poughkee pale and HondOut, from foot Of DesbTosses
sb9Y9y AteCn9opa axssPt buadAy,t W gelock. W
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The eNcCrs OF our saCs over those Of the Herald
alone excod the entire business Of any Of the other
SUNDAY papers vhiC our aggregate receipts as tAtcn
IRON the official records, than triple thoss OF ali
tl0
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

CHEAP CLOTHING-A LARGE ASSORT-
~ ment VI clothing just received, such business
coats from 60 70 $40. Black frock coats IS to see
Alpaca ooats, 1915. Linen coalA-S3. Casslnere
pants ~ 70 tl2, and vests cheap, GEO. LENlE, All
HrOOme 4
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" New York, July 2lst, isGS-Notee il hereby
siyen that Ave per cent penalty Will 1e added oil the
I. Is. TAPPEN Water Registrar AI
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LOST AND FOUND.

q < REwARD-LOST OR STOLEN ON
right fore hoot and wludgsll neck, and small
black dots on HE akin The finder please return to
wx. hAGAULEi, Hudson ave- GuttenbuTf, New
jersey. III
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06
MARINE NEWS.


April q, stmr Wilmington. Wilson, Savannah.
April %, stmr Klngfsher, Rector, do brig Mary
Cobb, Duncan, Y; ship Lawrence, Thompson,
do /; brig Shibboletli, Johnson, Savannah. April
30. schr C Elliott, Delsroat, Jacksonville stmr
Delaware Titon. do stmr Russia, smith, New
bern, n C schr Harriet Brewster, Hawkins, \
Y May l. schr A Saunders, Townsend. Phlia.
May 2, scbr Ephraim X Anna, Harris, do schr
Lottie Klotts Endicott, do; stmr Daniel Webster,
Bolger, 7; sloop Rebecca Hertz, Khoads,
Charleston; stmr Linda, Theobald, y \ brig
Vincent, Morrison, Phila; schr Rebecca K. Town.
send, do. April 8, schr Bengal, Gott Thomas
ton bark Charles Brewer, Smith, Phila; brig
Itasca, Rose, do.
CLEARED.
April q, schr Jennie Morton, Averill Beaufort,
Nc April %, yacht Alarm Baker, \ schr
Edwin Bennett, Irving, \ Y; Br schr Driver.
Bailey Nassau, y P; stmr Norfolk, Robbins,
Beaufort, c. April 90, brig Jesse Rhynas,
sherman, Fernandina bark Columbia, Weaver,
Phila schr Nathl Doane, Megathlin. Baltimore;
brig Shibboleth, Jackson, Phila stmr Arago'
Gadsden, n Y schr Open Sea. BabbidSe, Phlia.
May l, Red Wing, Randall. do. May 2. brig John
II Kennedy. Smith, Charleston. S c. May 3. schr
Carol ne C. Pomroy. Baltimore schr Elliott,
De Groat Norfolk, Va; Isabel, Chapman, Ch"ries-
ton, S C. May t. ship Emeral, Nickel, \ Y; sloop
Rebecca Hertz Rhoads, Savannah.
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A>nersoNvILLE PRIsCSEEs.-TEe
steamer VIM. P. Clyde arrived here on
,ba Cd from jacksonville. Fla, with 10
Union officers and privates-part of a
large number supposed to be about 5000
who are comirg into Jacksonville every
bour from the Andersonyille prison pen.
The rebels, finding it Impossible to feed
them, brought them within few miles
or our lines and turned them loose. Near
" tie whole number have alreadyarrlved
ot jacksonville and are being provided
for as weH rs possible by the Quarter
masters and Commissarys Department
of Gen. Vogdess District. They are now
receiving clothing and other articles ne,
cessary to making decent appearance in
a civilized community. Many of them
are badlj troubled with scurvy, chronic
dia,riea md other diseases. About 81
moor fellows were left at Andersonvllle,
nrobably to die-as they were too sick to
be removed.
The following horrible account is 1ar-
nished us by lst Lieutenant NJ. G' Will
son, of the 9cth U. S. c. T., who return
ed on the Cyde:
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\ FLOATING Dock, is very much need d
at Port Royal and now that the war is
drawing to close and private enterpr:s. /.
will soon be free from the necessary
trammels Of military rule we hope to see
one established here very soon.
4 Coa' Depot is also the next thing in
order: Private steamers have had to lie
here for weeks, waiting for coal to be
brought from the North before proceed
ing on their voyages.
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The TAX COMMISSIONERS have already
received, since the occupation of Charles
ton, over $20,O)0 for L. S. Direct Taxes
on real estate in this Department, and
cxpctt to receive much more. The estate
of Henry Middleton, in Prince William
Parish, has just paid S539,3s. Joseph
Whaley, of Edisto Island, has paid S74.
Mrs. Seabroo,i on the same island has
paid a small amount.
The sixty days notice for Charleston
is out on the 9th of Mly-for Edisto ii
expires 18th June. Walk up and settle,
gentlemen, if you would avoid trouble.
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BRIG "MARY CoBB. The passengers by
Il is vessel on her last trip have presented
Ter commander-Capt. Duncan. with a
spIcndi Mcerschaum pipe AMI vote OF
thanks for his kindness and Careful ntleh.
tiou to their wants during their ten days
voyage. The Nary CoJb belongs to Blk
by's and Co.'S popular line Of packets be-
tween New York and Port Royal.
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. OF THE SOUTH,
HILTON HEAD, S. c., May 2, 1865. J
General Orders,
No. 81.
Assistant Surgeon ". F. Buchanan, .. s. A., 10
hereby announced as Assistant Medlcai Director,
Department of the South and will be obeyed and
respected accordingly.
By command of Maj Gen. Q. A. GILMORE.
T. d. HODGES,
Capt. 35th L. s. c. T.. Act. Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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GENERAL SHIRMAN arrived here IN his
.ship-,he Russia, last Sund'y on a
brief visit to Gen. Gilmore, probable Oh
business connected with Gen: orders NO
50. which we publish in another column,
He visited Savannah and returned here
On Wednesday, spending the evening OF
that day on board the Noe HanRsh're'
Can't REYNOLDS in company with Gener-
ols Gilmore. Saxton and others. Early
Thursday morning he left again for Moor,
head City, but will probable stop a sh9f'
time at Charleston on his way up The
coast.
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AGlscrE Capt. L. S. Gates, OF the
,team tug Relief, picked up foar sailors
belonging to the navy, who wee Tpse' Isa
from y sail boat few hundred yards from
the pier ~ sqrall on the morning 'l
the Sd.
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terms that tie President shall deem fit and con.
sistent with public safety.
By order Of the Secretary of War,
W. A. NICHOLS,
Asst. Adjt. General.
Official
THos. W. VINCENT,
Asst. Adjt. Genl.
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The total number who have died at
Jacksonville since the establishment OF
:hat internal pen exceeds 1900.
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. OF TIE SOUTH,
HILTON HEAD. S. c., April %. 1865. }

HEADQUARTERS, DEPT Or The ooIIh,
HILTON HEAD. S. c., April 30. 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. 81.
The following Orders, from the War Depart
ment are hereby published for the information
of this command. Its receipt and execution Will
be reported to these Headquarters
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
April 80 P. NJ.
Ordered THAT salute of two hundred guns
be fired at the headquarters of every army and
department, and at every post and arsenal in the
United states, and at the Military Academy at
West Point, on the day OF the receipt of this or
der, in commemoration of the surrender OF Gen.
II f. Lee and the Army Of Northern Virginia to
Lieut. General Grant and the Army under his COM
mand report of the receipt and execution OF this
order to be made to the AdjutInt General, Wash
ingion. -
EDWIN VI. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
By Command of Maj. Gen. Q. 4. GILMORE,
w. L. VI. BURGER,
Asst. Adjt. Gen1.
Official:
T. D. HODGES,
Capt 35th L. S. c. T., Act. Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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Lieutenant G neral.
Raleigh, y. c., .iplil 10Th, 1865.
Official:
[Signedl L. ". DAYTON,
Major X As. adj't General.
OFFICIAL:
T. d. HODGES,
Capt. 35th U. S. g.,
Act Asst Adj't Gen.
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The War Department.

IMPORTANT oRpER-ExPESsEs TO BE MATERIALLY
REDUCED.
WASHING Ton, April %, 1865.
The following important order has
been issued 10y the War Department
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April %, 1865. J
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. OF THE SOUTH,
HILTON HEAD, S. G., April 80, 1865.
General Orders,
No. 50.
l. The following order is hereby republished
for the information and guidance OF this COM
mand:
II. HEADQUARTERS, Nil ITARY DIVISION
OF THE MISSISSIPPI, fN THE FIELD,
RALEIGH, y. G., April q, 1865. J
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Official {:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22

VUEBkt, AuRuV Fl, 1906.
Hon Darcy MCGEE is afflicted with cancer, and is quite
III.
Surveys and estimates FOR the ntercolonal railway
have been submitted from which s learned that the
route recommended rs via river Du Lcup, bay Of Cha
leur Fredcrckton and Pctou 10 Halifax and will cost
about twenty-five Millions forty thousand dollars
per mile.
Sam whitney, Of New York, 10 dunning the govern
ment for his reciprocity claim.
DR. h Dehawrowits Of the Czars Privy Council, and
Inspector General Of the Russian navw arrived in the
steamship BelgiaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22

The Whereabouts OF Ketchum Unknown
The Mysterious Defaultcr--So De-
cisiOn In the Jenkins Case.

s-Nc eirher alluson is made On Wall s,reet 10
the recent defacatons The losers by the operations
sit in their counting rooms and ascertain the
precise OF their liabilities; the youthful men,
bers Of the business community who have associated
with the principal actor in the gigantic frauds 80 recent
y pcrpctated speculate to the whereabouts Of their
former friend and the more less lucky brokers pro-
ceed with their transactions and effect their bogus
sales while the tide Of speculation flows on, only TO be
slackcned but not stemmed in its onward current by
future and more startling developments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22
The Ketchum Case.

The curious, who the qua vire for mental
pabuum had TO he satisfied yesterday with the unvary
ing statement that there is yet clue to the where
abouts of the dcauler few unmporant facts relative
TO the former positions occupied by the losers by the
defalcaon have alone come to light.
Mr.. Graham, who next 20 the firm OF Kctchum Son b
Co. has suffered most by the fraudulent operations Of tho
fugitive his broker IL In stated, To the
influence and patronage of the house OF Ketchum But
the patronage OF the firm not accorded him up TO tho
time Of Edward Ketchums flight The last orders re-
ceived from the house given in April last, and
amounted few thousand dollars only The orders Of
the continued and increased that in few
months they covered many millions OF dollars worth Of
stocks and securities OF various kinds.
is further stated tha; the personal and business
larons Of Graham and young keichum confidential
and intimate ia the extreme. Mr. Graham always con-
sidcred himself under obligations to the family, and
happy 70 extend to the young man. whose broker
he had become any accommodations It might be In his
power give The fact tia. Mr. Graham has been placed
in so painful position by whom he had ever re-
garded as warm rend necessarily adds to bis great
depression.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22

The facts Of this case TO which allusion has already
been made in Sundays HEaALD, are still wrapped in
mystry The bank, which victimized by dsfsnlt-
ing teller not located In Wall street. but Broadway
The cupr is young married man Of most respectable
connections During his temporary absence examina-
ton was made by chance into the books, which exami-
nation resulted in the discovery OF his pcculaone
srspec,ug that something had occurred he left at
for Canada His friends and bondsman made good the
losses Of the bank, and in this the affair
not brought to the knowledge OF the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22
The Phcnfx Bank Defalcation.

CASE OF GENEvfEvE LYONS AND BROwN-JUsTlCE
LEDwrTH TO RENDER MS DECISION TO-DAY.
Genevicve Lyons and Brown who have become noto-
rlous the Phenx Bank dealcation case again up
in cour, yesterday before Justice Ledwh That gentle
man had set down two O'Clock Monday afternoon ss
the time which he should render his decision whether
the prisoners should be held for examination Tho
prisoners brought In at two O'Clock precisely when
Justice Ledwith took his seat the bench.
Mr.. Mckcon, on the part OF the prosecution, moved
that the decision should be postponed until to-day He
had number of additional points and authorities TO
submit IN support Of holding the prisoners for trial
Judge stuart counsel for the prisoners would not op-
pose the app cation he positive OF the innocence
OF hs clients aud that law earth could hold them.
He anxoe have them discharged as soon az pos
sibe The gr SICK and the confinement affected
her health verj mach
Justice Ieawh then adjourned the case TO two o'clock
this aftxnlon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22

wutAcK's THEArsE.--The las, week OF Mr.. Dan Bvy
ants ssoccu engagement at this house was Inaugural
al last night by bs appearance in now character
prsaeen o Rafferty,, m Tyrone powcr's comedy, BON
10 Good Luck Mr. Bryant, though still novice In rs
matte art compared with others whose names bisto
rcn in the peculiar class OF characters he essays repre-
sontcharacers we may add, which really the most
dicut Judged by the standard OF nature, and yet
ocncr acqurep ready popularity the more they vary
from that staHdardpossesscs many qualities calculated
10 produce the stage Irsman the public are most
accustomed 10 SEQ him, and o. they always willing 70
laugh at him We do not expect in these days 70 meet
Tyrone Power in the Irish comcdian and we have long
since ceased 10 look for In actor TO whom that
Of character entirely new, there arc perhaps
merits 20 be discovered in Mr. Bryant than IN many
others in his line The absence OF carcature ~ merit
not TO be despeed and In this negative quality MI BY
ant In in measure commendablc That he has made
highly successful season time when the theatres are
wont to bc depicted OF their usually large audiences
an evidence that he IL very popular and that the credit
awarded TO him In his recent TRANSATLANTIC tour en-
dorScd at home Tho house last night was remarkably
good one considering the condition Of the atmosphere
ard ur Pryants reception was rs 1attering as " was
evidently snuine aud hearty. With the performances
OF this * the season, under the Jndieious
mapagcupul OF Mr. Theo. Moss, will conen'de hr'
Bryant takes farewell beneAt on Friday nRhs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-11

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CREDIT is PLAYED OUT.
We want Pay IN Advance
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