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New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
8neiueee Notires.

Tho GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY SILVER
Of Providence L. inform he trade that they are
GooDs comprising un biSHbk sno IRA
Snavs0Es TAILS Of description Of superior
austy designs The base Nickel silver
cpon which Of Pure Silver OF such thickness that
tsy posses the advantages Of solid silver in utility aud from
beauty design and superior fnh undngrshebe from H.
orhsm Manufacturing Company refer with confidence 70 the
esabshed In the production Of SOLID
which they been for engaged and
pubic that they will fully sustain that reputs
production o. ELECTRO PLATRD Warts OF such quality
dorsby will insure entire ssiaoOn 70 the pur
chaser All articles made By them are stamped thus;
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

We understand that th;~e is no money from which
the proposed expenditures can legally be made MOST
of the Clerks of the Board Of Alde.men perform little
or no work for their large salaries Thcy are not
entitled 10 a cent extra for their attendance upon the
Board sitting as a Board of City Canyassers Mayor
Hoffman may veto this measure also.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

No notice can bo taken Of Anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion be authenticated by the
name and address Of the wrcTno necessarily for puboa
ton. but guaranty for his good faith
All business letters for ts Office should be addressed 10 THs
TRIBUNE" New -YOrk.
We undertake return rejected Communications
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Tx REASONS WHY


HosrETTHRs SroNAeH BTrTERs
Al! A EVERI HONE
BscAUss By HysOru,n constitution and the frame they
siokaesL
BEokVss pseyl their prevents the amospherc poison
which produces sPd from taking effect upon the system
they nd0es and mpart unwoned vsor the
stomach.
they the best sreas edies at present known
they the only preparation upon which persons Of
bilious habit safely ey ksp The liver in good order
they snd regulate the bowels and invariably relieve
then when eOns,Pated without causing undue relaxation
they strengthen ts clear the brain and cheer the
aniHnal spirits.
BEcArsn Of attack bilious collie they the
best thing that can be administered the instsnt
they combine the three properties Of tonic Alternative
snd q nervine in their purity and perfection.
they spec seanst Ague and Fever and oil
ieas and with ell their potency pessryaye and sTeuedy
sbarNisa Waser Jro@ Ihs @Osniain sprirS!
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

The now French Minister, III. Berthenny was
yesterday presented to the President, snd has as.
6umed his official duties.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
.CaItAH1o,,.

Ana s uoh are fully santeed They feel necessary particularly
purchasers the above the
have been sesdy extensively Initiated These goods can
SY nom reSponSbe dealers throughout TIL country
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

WINTER GkEDEN
THIS AFTERNOON - NlGhfLiEU - Fdga Booth TtilS
EVEkINO-frAIIAk sOPERA-UH BALLO IN bASChkhA'
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KELLY LEON's MiNSTRELs
THIS EvENING-FIRST APPEARANCE OF LITTLB mac.
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WALLACK'S TnEATER
THIS ENENiK9-"OURS." ar Lostef Wslack Mr. Frederic
Robinson Gter Mr Charles Fisher Miss Madeline hea
fques Mre NeInOu.
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SrEINWAY HALL.
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Gmu5emeni6. .

RBLOS GARDhN.
THIS BvENIR0-TnE BLACK CR0Ok-Oreas far'ssnne
Btllo. 1TouPe
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FIFTH MENUE OPERA HOUSE.
THIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MINSTRELS-TEE Man
IN BBACK-TWO POMPEYS-WAkE UP ABRAHAM &c
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

DODWORTu HALL.
THIS EvENING-M HARTL. THE LLUsIoNIsT.
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BROADWAY THEATER. -. -,
THIS ENENfkG--PEOPhES LAWYER LIVE lNDiAN
hit John n. Own
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FAIRS.
s,ono Esf the Presbysrsn Church. Of Grand
and croabys,I
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Neh,-alorIs Dailu Gribmtte.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

WEDNESDAY. DEOEMBBR Qe. .less.
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BROOKLYN ATHENAUM.
THIS ENENiN0-DlCKENSS CHRISTMAS CAROL Mr.
De Cofdovu.
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T. b. BYENHR, Wstches and .Jewelry,
No. is0 Broadway luP stairs).

= CHRONIC CATARRH TIN ONLY POSITIVE CURB!-
Never cured hitherto have my
svidsace that principal Certificates publish ID Of
dated osnPon forgery Ala. that others
sa Temsd from plants present the only positive
and patients viii be eee to those who have
cured Explanatory circular stamp Advice gratis Ad
call VIZ PRINCE kulhing N. y, which h % minutes
b. Thir y-fourthst. ferry.
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THEATRF FRANCAlS.
THIS EVENING-EL1ZABETlL RistorL
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.
THIS FXENiNG-NEW YORK CIRCUS TR0UPE. Rober
skhoy Australian Family tEd BILE DE Berg Matinee at u o'clock
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GERMAN ITALIA THEATER.
THIS EVENING -DAS fEUSTER lin ERSTEN bTOCk-Ar
Boguml Dawson.
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EEw.YORK TfIEATER. -
THIS NO-CENDRILLON-GRAND FAIRY BALLET
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oLYMPIC gIlEATER.
THIS EyEEISo-THE HUGUENOf CAPTAlN-hr. Charles
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
DAY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JONEs'S CHRiSTMAs PRES
FNT-AMAY WITH MELANCHOLY. Mr.. c. w. Clarke snd
fall company TsyO HUNDRED THOUSAND CUMOsITlEs-
YAM AMBUK0HS COLLECTION or WILD ANIMALS.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

Mexico AND SANTA ANNA.-It appears that
there Is an intention on the part of certain pa
triotic Mexicans to call a convention Of their
countrymen, and place Santa Anna at the head
!. OF 1t, for the purpose of uniting their counsel
and their strength in behalf of the republic Of
Mexico. Tho suggestion comes from the Mexi-
can Minister Iglesias, and it strikes us as just
the best mode at the present time to hasten
the solution Of the question, which, as it now
exists, Is most unfortunate. Santa Anna,
whatever may be the object Of his visit to this
country is the man best calculated to rescue
his country from the dominion of Macmillan.
All iactious opposition to him, therefore, and
TALL insinuations against his fidelity to the re-
public, seem to us ill-t.med and mischievous.
They only retard the object which is univer-
sally desired by Americans as well as the
Mexican people thcmselvcs-the firm estab-
lishmcnt of a republican government in Mexi.
co. This is the first thing to be done. All
else concerning Santa Anna can. be settled
aftcrward, if there is really anything at all in
the innuendoes which have been thrown out
from Washington and elsewhere. The exigen-
cies of affairs in Mexico demand stern dicta-
toriai policy, such as firm old hero like Santa
Anna could inaugnrate and carry out; and
we hope, therefore, the Mexican representative
at Washington, Senior Romero, and all other
influential Mexicans, will sustain the views Of
sen:r .fgiesias, heal up whatever difficulties
may exist, and unite in grand national con-
vention to save Mexico from the foreign
usurper. 1t has been the most practical plan
yet suggested, and if not worked out more will
be the pity.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
JEFF DAVIS.

II
Opening or tSe United states District
Court In vira.nta-Arrival OF Jen
Davis' Counsel, Gses
RfcufNoSD, June 8, 1885,
An adjourned session Of the United States Court for
the District Of vrgiu,a will In this city to-
morrow Judge Underwood has yet arrived, but is
expected in the morning.
James 7. Brady, Of New York; William B. Reed, OF
Philadelphia and George W. Brown. Of Baltimore, asso-
ciale counsel for JEFF Davis arrived this morning. aud
are stopping at the Exchange Hotel. Charles OConor
and George Shea will arrive in day two The coun-
sci will their readiness 70 proceed with the
trial Of Davis and in the event OF postponement wlIl
submit m application for ball.
District Attorney Chsndler will probably not be pro-
this session Of the Court owing to the ILL.,
ness OF member Of his family. Major Hcnnessey.
Associate District Attorney will represent the govern
ment
Mr. Harrison who Davis private secretary, ar
rived here this morning from New York
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
THE CHOLERA.

Progress OF the Disc sease.-Twelvo Deaths .
and Five New Cases Since Last Report.
Snce last report twelve deaths have occurred and hve
Of cholera have been received board the
hospital ship Falcon. The weather yesterday had IN
unfavorable effect the epidemc In consequence OF
the inclement weather and the heavy running the
passengers could not keep deck and the confinement
below has been injurious. The following letter from
Dr. Bissel shows It's effect the Peruvian the large
number OF diarrhea cases.
Dr. swn.u.s Health oassl ss'. zs FALCON June
% aa : Da
ss a s s o b..
q on ne TIM; mosnrS The yellow
The continental emgrants have all been removed to
the Portsmouth, while the English Irish and Scotch re-
main ON the Union. The increase in the number Of
PATIENTS renders additional accommodation impcratveiy
necessary DR.. Swinburne intends making some
movals to the hospital ship Saratoga to-day IL he not
supplied with another vessel. The Illinois cannot be
present her boilers.
The following is . list Of the deaths on board the
hospital ship Falcon since last report
Michael Suit, aged e3 native OF Denmark; Michael
fnTerssen aged 81 and Ossr Psrson ssed S natives
Of sweden; child aged q Guta Olsen Muee aged IT, and
Martha Langes aged a. natives % Of Norway; Ida
native OF Denmark Gaspard Porinone aged a. native
Of Switzerland; Anna l. PuIer, aged ~, and Maria
Hansen. aged 8, natives Of Denmark
List OF now cases-Guta Olson, aged IL, native Of
Norway Anna C. Puer aged ~: Caren Larsen aged 3s;
Catherine Larsen aged and Christian Larsen aged o.
natives Of Denmark.
In hospital shp Falcon, at last report ........ 1o4
Deaths ........................ b
Under treatment. III
In addition TO the number Of under treatment
In the hospital ship the two bad OF cholera and
thirty OF diarrhUa the Peruvian which could be
removed until the weather should moderate the heavy
sea yesterday rendering II impossible to do so then
The yellow fever patients are improving
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
from Fortress yIonroe.

FUKfREss MOSHoF, June = fs66
General Grants order regarding honcs 10 the memory
OF General Scott went into effect here to-day From ssn
rise 10 o'clock this afternoon d intervals Of half
hour fred A. ten O'Clock In The movuing
the troops Of the garrison were assembsd on parade
and the order read 70 them me naEA were also aus
played n half-mast
General Mulford arrived FROM Richmond this mornns,
making brief visit and returning.
Of the religious revival u prcgrsss among vs. Class
were baptissd tcesy u NAnpssa- Over ave hundred
4 sousSwsss nn Sssrm, win s,in brssss and hxh
gpllips 80 ~ v this stsuooA
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F Z n n O.
Fire I'm Roosevelt street.

Last night re discovered In the grocery No.
10 Roosevelt street The doors broken in when
nre discovered behind the counter and
gushe Ths appearance of the burning aud the fact Of
strong smell of kerosene oil Loft but little doubt Of the
incendiary origin of the re The clerk OF the store
John II. Decker, who was found In the back ROOM
arrested by order OF Captain Thorne OF the Fourth pre-
cuct and held 10 await the Fire Marshals investigation
Tho examination made by the Assistant Fire Marshal
III O Baker shows that there Is very small amount Of
stock In the store not 500 in value and that the
place s insured for 1900 In the Stuyvcsan Insurance
Company He also found bottle Of kerosene oil among
the shavings and some pieces Of split wood The place
Is owned by Charles Jchrng who left the premises early
In the afternoon. The damage viii be about $50
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
Destructive Fire ut Albion, n. Y.

A Ere was discovered at half past three O'Clock this
morning in Fields block, which destroyed that and
Rogers block II burst again al eleven O'Clock do
stroying Clarks block and several buildings adjacent
The total loss is estimated at Sl50000, which parly
covered by The sufferers addition TO the
above named, aro;-J. b. Lcigbt, confectioner, r @
Sickles eating rooms; j. A. Altman Co, clothing;
q. wough, furniture and crockcry B p Cleveland boot
and shoe store, and W G Erwin, millinery.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

Help roR THE socrH.-A pressing appeal to
The benevolence Of the North has just been
made from Alabama for q supply Of food for
tbe people there, who, II appears are In .
starving condition. The suferings Of these
poor people are described as terrible and be-
esning worse every day. Alabama probably
...9srsd more severely by Wilson's raid than
o. osLsr Stats did from Sherman's march. Il
vili be- rsmsmbsrsd that vast stores Of provi-
slsns, which bed been laid mp At different deposs
scs shiurs ne, were al burned. and therefore
~ scarcity os ssod. psading Ne gathering ot
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
SUNDAY IN NEW YORK

The depressing effects Of the operations OF the Excise
law yesterday added TO wrctchcdy and muddy
weather, and both combined to keep all those who did
not to rush out every ten minutes TO the last
Fenian telegram within doors. Notwithstanding the
apparent dearth OF something 10 drink there were
quite respectable number-and respectable only in
point OF numbcr-of drunken 70 b, about tho
city, but this curious phenomenon explained by
gentleman OF Fenan tendencies who ascribcd the
dton Of the nebrates 70 the prevalence OF "heavy
wet.n
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW.
Below will be found tho OF the persons arrsgncd
before the police courts yesterday morning for keeping
their liquor saloons open, Offering and exposing iiquor
for sale, &c. -
Before Justice Hogan-George Mohiman 97s Green-
wich street; John H. voss l5 fcl street Annfess
Andrews 1Oi Cherry street John Lane 40 Baxter street
The defendants held 10 bail In the sun OF three
hundred dollars each 70 answer. u,.
Before Justice shandlcy-James Brcslann, 70 CMnahs
slp; Jacob Stenier 242 Division street. Angus. bhls
ia Allen street, John voltz AZ Broome s.tee' wm M
Ronp gpb East Tenth street. The magii trate held tho
nrisoers for trial In three hundred dollars bail each
Refore Justice Dodge-Lous Won uhlscn, 100 Nest
Hoaston street The prisoner was held nihree husdrca
The ayrssls Yesterday amounted In all 10 nftyhrec;
,entv for VIOLATING the Sunday law, sixteen Tor intoxl
cation fourteen for dsorderly conduns and three Tor
sm,ns Tho largest number OF arrests was made In the
Efsh precnct where there were seven perEQas arrested
~, v,aatinc Re sunday and IN the sixth precinct
four persons we're anctted for the same onesce
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
Generals stcedman and Fullerton In
Georgia.

HtVNSt" WNHV t0Vus
Generals s,ecdman and Fullerton held an interesting
conference this afternoon with the freedmen In the
Springfield church A number OF prominent citizens
present The Commissioners stated the object OF
the Interview and asked the freedmen 10 give their
views, pro and The freedmen testified 10 the kind
and justice OF their late masters Speeches wero
made BY Generals Steedman Fullerton and Tilison The
Freedmen's Bureau In Georgia appears be better ad
mnstercd than In any other STATE and equal Justice IL
given the freedmen before the civil courts
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
before clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
culaton among the entcrprising mechanics. farmers,
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY Herald will thus be by large
portion Of the active and energetic people Of the United
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

Rrrosns IssnrrrE Tho twenty sev,tnih annual
meacement Of Rutgers Female institute will be held n
the broadway Tsbsrnacle Thursday, Juns 4 at half
past two p NJ The address to the graduating cisD
wi be delivered by the Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D. rhs
annual reception and reunion viii take place 10 ~
sveaisg - me IastitRs. ~ ritsh avenue
nsrnso MAssxA There viii b % Important nsss-
lss Of " nssalc fvsssrnlsv this cvsnlsr - 2st DsU
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more distcrbed, insecure and oppressed w,
debt Europe is the more will her people sn'>
capital aow hcre. II there be peace in Europe
we shall continue to advance, and war will not
retard, but may help our progress. Our destiny
is beyond the control of events there.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
WASHING oToN.
Dil0inution Of the Public Debt During
tho Month Of May.
INTERESTING FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Annual Bxamination at the National
Naval school
wAsuISaros, Juae Q, 1896

WASHINGTON, Suno ., IB66<
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The public debt statement for May will b. published
tomorrow and show large decrease in the principal Of
the debt and in coin on handh dhand corresponding in
crease in the amount Of currency on hand.
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
The following interesting statement exhtssts The
OF funds held by the Treasurer Of the United
States In the Washington at the close Of business
the I'd Of june exclusive OF moneys held by Assistant
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

RAILROAD FINANCIAL OPERATIONS IN LONDON
Lord Redesdale, in a recent speech in the
House Of Lords, made some extraordinary
statements in regard TO the operations Of
some Of the large houses which have recently
failed in London. Among the statements made
on that occasion was the fact that the parties
negotiating for the extension of railway line
issued two hundred dollars worth Of full-paid
stock on the payment OF one hundred and Eve
dollars. In this manner about three millions
was raised, at the sacrifice OF little over two
millions and . half From Lord Redesdale's
remarks II appears that this transaction was
heralded at the time a. one OF the most success
ful operations ever made by the firm which had
1t in charge. But fhis has been eclipsed by ne
gotiatons Of q later date, in which little over
three millions Of dollars was raised at the sac
ri6ce Of over eight millions. That the firm
which raised funds at this ruinous rate should
snceumb ut the first depression OF the market
is no more than might be expected. The won
der is how II was possible that system so reck-
less could ever stand, even in the absence OF
rumors of war TO disturb the finances. II looks
very much as though the panic had nothing
TO do with the failure Of the parties engaged in
conducting this extraordinary negotiation, but
that the war news was taken as an excuse to
fail; that IL was the pretcnce used to cover
up the real cause OF the insolvency Of the con-
ccrn. Panic or no panic, war or no war, there
must have been an end, sooner or later, to
banking houses where the business was con-
Quoted on those ruinous rates.
The fact that such things have been devcl-
oped in London suggests the proba-
bilitics OF the same system Of tactics
being carried on in this country. Who
can tell but that financial operations are now
being conducted here on the same or SINH
lar basis and that some fine morning Wall
street will be startled at the collapse Of bank
ing houses whose extensive business and repu-
tation have been equal 10 those Of the firms
recently failed in London The collapse ofthe
National Bank at Washington and that Of q
banking house in this city connected with the
banks in the oil region give at least proba-
bility to the repetition Of the same thing in our
midst
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

Advertisements to insure proper classification
should be brought in before hafpast eight o'clock
In the evening.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

Tho bad weather Yesterday had unfsvorable effect on
he pass nscrs and patients In the cholera ships In tho
! lower bay Since last report Eve deaths have oc-
oud and twelve have been received board
the hospital ship In addition this number there are
two bad cascs of cholera and thirty OF darrha on the
Portsmouth, which could be removed 10 the hospital
ship in consequence Of tho heavy sea running IN tho
| lower bay.
The rainy weather and the Excise law worked together
admirably yesterday for the sobicty Of tho citizens
Although stronger inducements were offered 70 the bar
keepers in the city TO carry little conraband trade
by tho inability the drinkers 10 go to the country for
regaar Indications only ten arrests were made FOR
violations of h law Tho arrested parties all held
/ in three hundred dollars bail to answer
Rev Dr. Cheeyer preached yesterday at the Church or
tho Puritans the right OF citizenship and impartial
suffrage In the course OF his remarks he said that all
tn, people should have share choosing and passing
| their laws. The government was provided for all the
people, and the white skinned alone The rights Of
the negro he sad should bet he carefully guarded
| because OF his helplessness.
Archbishop Mccosksy preached sermon At ST. Mays
church last night in aid Of the schools Of that parish
About O'Clock yesterday morning officer Hough
shot at by gang OF d.sorderly young mon whom
he attempted arrest and seriously wounded The
young men wero finally arrested and committed
The pawnbrokcrs' Office Of William Weaver, on Ninth
avenue VAS entered ny burglars yesterday morning ca[
and 5000 and quantity Of wearing apparel taken
Saturday nigt the clothing store OF Max Godshear,
Baxter street. wasrobbed by burglars OF clothing to
the amount OF nearly thousand dollars.
The exhibit Of tho public debt which will be made to-
day show large decrease In tho principal Of the debt
and increase In the amount Of currency on hand.
Tho examining board at the United Sates Naval Aca-
deny at Annapolis express themselves highly pleased
with the progress of ths students. The whole school,
four hundred and fifty in number start upon three
months cruise the goth of this month.
adjourned meeting OF the United States District
Court meets in Richmond to-day. JET Davs counsel
are In thatcity and Is understood that thcy will
their readiness to proceed with his trial on tho
opening of the court. In OF postponcment thcy
will enter application for his release on bail
Two blocks in Albion, N. Y, were destroyed by Gre
yesterday, involving a loss of $15ooo0.
An interesting and racy letter from Santiago do Cuba,
giving miscellaneous account of matters OF business
love and living in that ancient capital OF Cuba is pub
shed in the HERALD this morning.
The grocery store Is Roosevelt street discovered
to be fire yesterday evening and the clerk John H.
Decker, arrested suspicion OF being the ncen-
diary
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. Dol Bowery-sISG,
xna pAsCIs0. BuRLEsours 6c.-THE CRY MxssESCKR;
TIM tirs AND Downs new YORK LIFE.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

THEATRE FRANCAIs. Fourteenth street. near Sixth
avenne.EscLIsn CoMc oPzRA-TaE DocroR or ALcAS-
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
AnUsEMESrs runs EVENING

BROADWAY THEATRE froadway near Broome
street-rRRNcu SPY-PKr or THE PErrcoATs
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WOODS THEATRE. Broadway, opposite tae p. Nieaoas
BoteL-ISvsBLE PRIscE-rnk N'eolo DaoihhAs-oEoss
M I'LL
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

COOPER INSTITUTE. Astor place.-TnE GREAT on.
ruKoSrsr CHARITY CnILDRES's SINGING JUBILEE at
Eight Clock l.. NJ
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS. 5s5 Broadway opposite
Metropolitan Hoel-Erm0PiAS SINGING, DANCING, &C.
SrHILLo MACBETH.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

GEORGE CHRIsTYs--OLp scuoo. or MiSsrasLsr
PALLAps MUSICAL GINS &c. Fifth Avenue Opera Hon
Nos and West Twenty-fourtn sireet.-ExcIsE TaE
LIQUOR DEALER.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
TO ADVERTISERS.

Now York, Monday, june 4, 1866.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. .-ErafoPfAy Mn.
BuRLssouEs PASroIixss
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN corner OF Twenty
thiid street and Fourth aveauc.--Aar ExuBIroN
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

MRS =. b. CoNwAYs PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
1ur NAIAp QUEEN.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6ls Broadway
Open from 10 A. NJ till 10 +. VI.
SUNDAY EyENING.-LAsr SACRED C0scERr, at Irving