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The New York herald., 1866-10-12

HrRALD by O. NJ Carpenter; .Aoaoss ras rmx"
II also contans:-rhe very Latest Nows from Europe
by NE Cables and Nails embracing interesting details OF
the Candaa Revolution, tho American Difficulty with
the Porte, the Mexican Situation Ia Europe the Famine
r india &c all matters OF interest and importance tran
spring at the National Capital including the Presidents
position In relation to the Constitutional Amendment
and the Authority Of Congress- ths Monthly Statement
OF our Pubic Debt tho Proclamation for . National
Thanksgiving, 40 The Latest Returns OF tho Recent
Elections; Full Details OF tho Terrible Shpwrocks and
Disasters at Sea- Very Interesting Account OF tho Con-
diton OF JEFF Lavs Contribution 10 the History OF the
Rebelon Tae Current News Of the Week. including all
leading Political and Local Matters tho recent Fenan
Movements, and the Latest Intelligence from Mexico,
the West Intis the Pacific, the British Provinces &c
Editorials leading topcs Sporting News containing
reports Of Tu Aquatic Fisc and other sporting sdan;
Literary, Artistic Scientific and Religious Intelligence;
Theatrical AMI Musical Review Foreign Gossip vare.
ties, sc. Reviews OF the Cattle, Homo, Dry Goods,
Boot and She Commercial and Money Markets; Mar
rages and Ieaths Advertisements and accounts Of all
important eents Of tho week
the back umbsrs containing tho now Story, 'THE
DlAMONDCROSSn
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Five cops. s.; Ten copies. sio Single copies Five
eenis each limited number OF Advertisements Ia.
serted in tie wgEKLr HniALn
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



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the f.sfencs u tbs brides fAtbar " ~. Ne =
vsn tasel. NJ Wff1tAn ~ Anss 70 fe4 C.ssis q
ncLiru sIas, only daughter q M samnsi seLAsshss,
both ~ Jers<y CITY.
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CgDsntr-tAisnAkKs At Boston. 90 IasSisf. oria
b4s o. W The Rev Cyrus A Bagtoi 5ssNs SYb,sff,
~ Dfgokiys, ", and Mary g., asasts~r of = J. bnf
bankf Eco, ef The ferrnsr Place
Hgxiss~-A Arxvts.-At ths fssAfsrre - we tFtasf
fsthsr % wsdneeS>y, Ostobsr 70. ~ The tss Co. a
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tasxhtsf N ths lsh wiiIsns Carts
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lat osva<s TO- st Ne re<lssbos a th> hffss fssss
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The New York herald., 1866-10-12

Tho wheat market without decided change being sti
dull heavy The sales 5000 busheis
al - 10 ~ Is FOR Chicago sprng; ~ ~ for NO.
Milwaukee, and ~ ~ for amber State The corn mar
nised receipts but closed heavy with Sc OF the advance
lost The demand was quite active: chiefly spccu-
lsvc--the sales comprising l0S 900 bushea, At Nkc
9f5c for shipping mixed westorp ahoat %kc n6c for
do IN store Bc 9%c for inferior and white southern at
81 20 choice continued arm. with fair
Sales 30 0o bushels at SIC. co. for Milwaukee, and Sc
&C. for Chicago indicating advance OF lc bushe
o. rye which quiet only go bushels Wisconsin
sold AZ 81 for old. Barley further declined 10 D. with
but little doing the reduction Sales 1900 bushels State
9aSi Barley NAL. was quis. and We only heard
OF sales OF 90 bushels ~ 81 8a 81 ".
CorosThere almost entire absence Of the spec
ulae activity In this article which prevalent
terday ths advanced Of selierr with limited
ercepons had the effect Of restricting tho business 60 the
pressing exgencies OF manufacturers Holders, however
remained very firm, and In cases, demanded stl
higher Rates without succeeding however IN establishing
the closed quiet but
tho annexed quotations. The sales Comprised 80 balss
and the receipts LUZ Dales. We quote
The New York herald., 1866-10-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THUksDAY, OCT T-b r. M
AsnEs-Receipts II bbs Pot and pearl dull, bun
6rm at our last quotations.
263 bbs -four. 80 do. corn meal
bushels wheat g7 S4 do and 100 do. Barley The
for State and Western four continued quiet there
being but little outside Of the immediate OF
the trade prices remained unchanged the market how
ever closing scarcely nr The transactions comprised
1900 bbls quotations appended Southern Gour
steady opening heavy tho close Sales 800 bbs
Rye moderately active and steady with saes Of 80
bbs st ss 10 81 50 Corn active demand and
hrm sAies go bbls ~ for caiorc - 10 for Bait.
The New York herald., 1866-10-12

AInarv. Oct H. frW.
slnar arm. whss,sales OF amber S. ~ 81 90
ose.Nlwankss 20. No state w1fe. Corn Alsheri
dun. sAi.s 900 bushels Clinton, at ti III stats four
eariey .suo bushels corn. So6 bushsis vbsa, xoO
BuyvAro, Oct. n ie6.
foasssss ,s s q :prs1 ~ 90 . sli as amber Us .
Corn-sslss Of 0op busses 81 sr - for No ID port
snd 70 asrve osts-n GO bushels Chicago cold q 81
sc b.riZ sne ~ dnii apd nominal Whisksy - ".
Pcrk ~ aa - Lard i3ks. lar Csssi frsIs6ss dss
"a az Ire, ussss afi ia rs si17 -, 81: e xss.;
The New York herald., 1866-10-12
A PRIZE CASE.
Cnited States District Court.
Rafnra Is,sgc Rcfta

United States DISCREET Court.
e1 Before Judge Belts.
otrJ Tn, 0nied Stutes ns Schooner Mary ciin-
ton--rhs schooner had been captured by the United
States sl1p-of-war Powhatan blockade runner dur
Ing the rSeon The aud part Of tho cargo were
conhetnneNor considerable amount, which was or
dered ior dkrbuton 10 tho proper parties and with re-
specl 70 thS remaining part OF the cargo valued At
0v0o Wy Adgc Belts made order yesterday droct
ing tina. thus apount shall DO distributed among tho OH
GERS and crow Y tho Poshatan
The New York herald., 1866-10-12

L. national bank notes during this time increased
moro th.u one hundred and hny-nvs millions thus
swelling the aggregate Of the currency BY more than
nfy millions although We have given Il before
repeat the sia,eme, showing the progress OF imitation
BY mcans Of national blk notes.
The New York herald., 1866-10-12

II Is the effect Of this imitation tns, We are vii.
ressng the stock Exchange and winch viii be likely
tssprcad all over the country extent hitherto
Known.
The business transacted n the subTfesury Ia this
city TO day vas a. folows.--
Receipts .... si.is7 eIs For customs. $3.50 900
rymenb ...... 32e.519 Gold notes. S2o,0o0
bsiAncs ........ o3,0S0 t0o
Tho Boston bant statements for the undermentonsd
The New York herald., 1866-10-12
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest Newspaper and Bosf Literary
Journal ia the Coantry.
Tho wEExLv HGsALD for the present wesx, nov ssaiy
con alns n contlnuation Of
The New York herald., 1866-10-12

PoHrsr--"yisA MAR." written for the wxskLr
HERALD by O. NJ. Carpenter; "Aoaoss ras rmx"
The New York herald., 1866-10-12
"THE DIAMOND CROSS"

ruK GakAr STORY ov AnzuoAs somxrx.
The New York herald., 1866-10-12

warTus EIrREsnr ron rus wsrxLr HsaALD
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,xTEnESr On THE Trust FUND

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NOW = The rime i0r'any one wishing y
purehase y 81 tine met desirable
larms in Dabeis esnnsy. loo acres u = 4
suto- .ruce. and 10 good -siAsauon- ~
: GOD frame dwelling mouse. bare. ven
listers. orchard. and al other con.en'eaee
aud ~iII BE- sold on re.sonsble 'srns 70
eash Fsr further particulars inquire 2
4. +. K-lsc. on the premises " H.rb,so
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NOTICE y hereby gisea. y 80 Fs'ssns
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,ssw Al ana .rliie y ihoui ttri-fs noi'Nf' w
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ISOU. The beat ~ shs hon'hilss-
i-xpsed 10 literature aud fsshion- s. =
v.ar. We GIVE wheeler s. Wilson's esle-
srrted SIS Seung Machine % the 'oiloN
terms.-
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mar MODEL PAELoR MAG AKIN
OF AMERICA.

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IA s~-e.4assrhe mot snseresi.n-
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81. tasIes ~ ST.. Ten r.r'rs'oF IL
vi r.ta ~ Premise - eseA subzrriper-
If Address.
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Sas C-.pie- nailea Tree @ rsee.p'
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y cents.
ncs S.,saa.a Premiums arc odsrsd ~ 1'p
4 > -.o,.,;pr II Golt Pens. Aionm' 90
Sls ~nbsersusion II the best Mseazins.- I"
~,sr's Large Dirtionary- Clc'hesw'nnL
Music Boxes. Melodeons- '~ins xaeh"
P;.nos. esr etc AnF BODY Can ea-iH
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pE.ST OF IHE MoSTALlES
The L.tvrs Friena-fesvt, ~ ii-iapn
-. -T..4rnsurr. B-sr;i'al Steel E~sgrasAnEs
Sn.id double ~ eaiurrt frsAipr aiatr+
r. I..rss, Patterns 81 Dresses. Gloss
R-enr.Y.. Em5roidery. &c lieusshvid ~
rssst<. Mu-lc. &e- Wheeler = $500
Se~Inr Machine ~s.en a. Premiums 49,
u cents fn- sampis cory 70 nEAF y A ~
rrnssx. 80 Walnut Sirevt. Pn'iadstnh1a
Fee "a. 1886.
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,CHE d FRIEND

r1tNE LADt
~ Re- y. rhp Mcnrhtte~-fFvofsa Y"
Fash1on snf psr@ L'teratmrs- - AZ 80
To copies 81: N ~ ani ope T'a,,sI
Wheeler 4 VsIE-cn'- Sewtrg hlen'nss
sisen .. premiums. Scnf ! csn'- 's
-,,,pIe copy 70 DEAccs = PETEKsos' ~
W.Inut ST.. Philadelphia.
single numbers Tor sale ~ re Ns~'
Dealers.
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TFOnc 5ushcl gypsum, : bushels
ashes and 1 bushel tinc bone dust
soxn Al the rate Of Az bushels pcr
acre. or I peck pcr square RCD, y
recommended A. . fertilizer Gor lawns
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The Mason 4 saami'n
ORGANS.

EORTY different styles. adapted 70 sae'so
nd secular music. Tor $50 70 5000 earh-
rrv-oxr ecID or slLsEE MEDALS, ~ clh
- ,remiuns awarded lhsn- illustrated
Ic.,sIorres free Address. Mason g. han
rrx. Boston, o. Mason brothers. Nes -
Oct l4rh. ls65-iy
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ITO make rice cake iAke infes
eggs and the same weight q ground
III sau.c weight ~ suar. MS arA
,.s. Bake nnirklv ir Il uT
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Teal ant in Treasury -
Rnpectfullr ssbmiftsd.
THEO. SONDERMAN. A. ~ e.
Jure 1OEh. Isss-fs-
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Splenlidly illustrated will over Nv
linz P~srtruits Il beautiful Engraving
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WI. JENSiNGS DEMuAtsI-
40. l7a E~EosptfAs, - n
Sesi. Comics mailed Tree @ reeeip' !.
,h4 srs,. Esck nnnscrs - specimens \
cents.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14
GALE OF SPADES, sHOvELs, &C.
GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
~ TIE
CAVALRY DEPOT, oIEsBoRo, DC.
ouARrKkxAsrkR GKNERAL's oYPicx, !
fIRsr DIVISION,

RIRsr DIyIsIoE. !
wAsHHaros, d c., April II. isoo
Nv order Of the ounrteTmastet Gsnsr.I ,har. ,i n.
sold on the premises at public aueou, under ths al.
raction Of Captain George r. BroNnipR A q M On
WEDNESDAY May as 1869 at n o'oloet m tha fol.
lowing described public property, TO wit:
one ~ STEAM 0RINpfNG' AND PRRD MILL
frame with massive granite 40 by sofeet
with COAL hay and engine houses attached All con,
srueed OF the very best matsria and Ia ne post sub
stantial manner " -
Also, at the same time aud place. the mAohinsry and
appliances Of the mill, eonsisting Of
ONE m ENOINR or 100 HORSE POWER
with cylinder Of twenty.t IaaI Inches diameter and
twenty four (2IJ inches stroke set upon hsayy east
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

The SroRM-About three o'clock yester.
day afternoon a violent storm passed over the city.
The wind blew terribly and for time a perfect
cloud of dust filled the streets. Shortly after the
rain began to fall, and for some time fell In tor.
rents. Signs were blown down, window shutters
blown OH, and pedestrians were compelled to seek
places Of shelter. One Of the large trees on the
south side of Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, was blown down. About
four O'Clock the clouds dispersed but the wind con.
tinded high. Light coats and straw hats were put
aside, and thicker clothing brought into requisi.
tion.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14
OIL o II H IN @.


SihANuE mEihMoht hooE'
sST. R,,av,,, nm. villa. ,nd "a, all. tim. d,., r,ddx
Yer the Ioy OF me life and love yer already:
Bu, much harder ia love you IRON yer head
fou swAte rur'ie-dore you' yer'd get some new
So wipt down the sthrate, lust to hunt up .thore
whiu who should mate but Timothy Moore
"For new clothes m frettiug, Tim, where shall gof'
"why rHE BEST ysr'u be getting At Smith Brothers
CO..
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

PAINFUL ACcIDENT.-On Saturday after.
noon young man named Marceroni, from Balti,
more, was playing with n friend in front of the
Franklin EnginehOuse on D street, fell and had
his leg broken between the knee and ankle. DR..
Butler was called and set the broken limb
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

ACCIDENT. On Saturday morning the
horses attached to car No. of the Washington and
Georgetown railroad, started at a rapid rate from
the stand atsthe corner Of Bridge and High Streets
in Georgetown. The conductor Mr.. L. Gilkersou,
ran to the front platform to put on the break, but
before he could succeed in doing so, the car was
thrown against another one and broken to pieces.
Mr.. Gilksrson was severely injured. He was taken
to his home in this city and medical aid summoned
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

NEw MusIc.-John F. Ellis, BOG Pcnnsyl-
vaniA avenue, will please accept our thanks for a
choice piece Of new music, entitled Home and
Friends Around U.s." very beautifully arranged by
Thomas Story.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

The United States Court In yirginis-In.
dictmept OF Jefr. Davis for Treason-A
Merchant Stabbed by q Deputy sheriff.

FoRrREss MONROE, May 1.-The United States
Circuit Court, Hon. ]. q. Underwood presiding,
adjourned on yesterday until the first Tuesday In
June. There were seven indictments, but the only
presentment was that Of Jefferson Davis for treason
Before adjourning Judge Underwood informed the
jury that the next session would be held at Rich
mond, providing the bill now pending in Congress
should pass.
A serious fracas occurred In Hampton yesterday
afternoon between T. LAtimer, deputy sheriff, and
a merchant doing business in that town The latter
was stabbed In four different places.
The press Of Norfolk arc nearly unanimous In
condemning the charge made by Judge Underwood
before the grand jury at tho opening session Of the
Supreme Court
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

ENFORCING THE LAW Superintendent
Richards has given instructions to the officers to
pay particular attention to general orders Nos 1856
and l69, which in regard to keeping restaurants
open on Sunday and after hturF, and parties con.
gregating on the street corners.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

TRor, N. Y, May l2-The iron moulders'
strike which commenced some six weeks ago. IL
now at an end, the last foundry having gone to
work to day, A compromise was effected between
the men and their employers.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

INSULTING LADEs-John Shchan and Chas.
Wilson, white, and Delaware Hudmon, cOOred,
were arrested on Saturday evening by Officers Peas.
ter and Thompson, in the Fourth ward, for being
drunk and disOrderly, and insulting ladies. They
were taken before Justice Walter, and each fined
am
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

Bosros, May 1.-THE bill to equaIiEe the boun.
ties Of Massachusetts, soldiers, which passed the
House Of Representatives last week by a majority
Of twenty. votes was refused third reading In
the Senate to-day by q vote Of eleven yeas to
twenty-five nays.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14


Dyer. marshal. Their splendid banner represents
child at prayer, with guardian angel on each
dde and the words beneath, '0ur Father who art
In Heaven" f..
On the reverse the name Of the school and date Of
lie organization, March 49, 1858. The banner is
plenddy festooned. On pretty fixture four little
boys bear q splendid copy Of the Bible, open and
placed on cushion.
There are also twelve appropriate and impressive
verses Of scripturs-such as Thou God seest me /"
believe on the Lord Jesus Christ,n &c., on illu.
minated cards and light beautiful and appropriate
for the younger boys to carry.
No II, Rylsnd Chapel tho venerable DR.. Ham.
ilton, pastor aud Thomas X. Gray, superintendent
Twenty eight tsaohers 257 scholars; 444 volumes;
! two superb banners Of white and blue silk with
representation Of open bible and inscribed Light
for all, ""Ryland Chapel Sunday School, instituted
i843." The smaller banner Is borne by the infant
classes. and the school also carries number Of
| handsome national flags.
No. 1s. Ninth street Methodist Protestant school,
Rev. DR.. Reese, pastor, William o. Lipscomb, su.
porintendent. Nineteen teachers 2lo scholars
| 500 volumes. beautiful banner represents a fe.
male leading two little children In prayer with In
| scrption, Remember tho Sabbath dsv and keep
Il holy"
No IA, Navy Yard Baptist Church, George r.
Gulick, Esq, superintendent Teachers 36i 2S6
scholars $50 volumes. This venerable school has q
splendid banner; on the front Of which Is an open
bible, with the motto, Search the scrpturss;"
| several small banners and numerous horsl dscora-
tions
/ No. is, 10 the school Of 81. Johns Lutheran
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

u.aay beautitui ana interesting spectacle, and
one that VIII attest the devotion Of our people TO
sabbath-sohool training. II 10 intended that the
celebration shall be conducted as below:
Al the hours dssgnlted the lines Of march for
the Smithsonian will be commenced a'follows:
The EASTERN DisrRror, under Marshal Guliok,
By Virginia avenue and Seventh street.
The WESTERN DIsrRIcr, Marshal Boyd, BY way
OF Dr.. Smiths church, Ninth street. and Twelfth
street bridge.
The NoRrHrRs DIsrRIcr, Marshall Judd, by the
corner Of Louisiana avenue and Seventh street,
and across the Seventh street bridge.
And the sourHEnS DisrRior. under Marshal
Duncan, with the Island schools 10 charge, along
points quite near.
The RsruBLIcAs having described these routes
In full few days since, We deem IL unneosssary TO
repeat them here.
On arriving at the grounds district marshals will
report themselves and their schools TO the marshal
In chief, and receive their instructions
Ten o'clock precisely, is the time for the march
Of the grand pageant from the Smithsonian 10 the
Capitol Square
For several years past II has been desirable 10
bring together all the schools In ono procession.
There were several good reasons why the President
Of the United States, Cabinet Mnisters, represent
stives Of foreign Governments, our swn national
representatives, now In session here and the peo-
pie generally, should witness seven thousand schol
ars, with their 'clergymsn, officers, and tesohsrs
making an aggregate Of about eight thousand
happy, intelligent souls in one grand procession.
Last year the line was broken into six divisions
but to day, with Major General Howard and his
aids to mature and carry out the plan, the vast A.
somblage, with music, banners, Gags, notices, &c
will all pass In one general review.
The advance of the Arst diyision. with its band
Of music, will be as follows:
First school-Assembly,s Presbyterian. Rev. I.
B. McPalls pastor-ten male and ten female teaeb
srs, l5O scholars, about equally divided, beautiful
hammer. on its blus front nm ane.t In !. olord in.
scribsd "our Guardian Angel, y festoopsd with
flowers, evergreens, &c. William ]. Redstrake an.
psrntsndent, I 200 volumes In iib,.rv, .ohool "a,
organized in 1858. -
No. 2-proyidence Cb.nsI M a n n ar;e,n
,upsrintendep, "a teacher, las scholar, asl vol.
ums., h.ns.om. Whit. s;ik b.nn., ,n..r,h.a "I
love them that love me, and tbem that ,.ok m,
.arlv shall and m..n
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

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GRoy yER's THEA TIRE.
W P'na'tivanis svsnu.. near wni.rds' Hstsl
LEONARD GROVER CO.. .pIRrcroRs
LsorAhp eRovEn- EL q. D. Hrss
Immense popularity Of the -4sW
sEwsuhhER PRicss Oh ADMISSION.
Dress tirsls snd 81.
orehesira Chairs. cts.
SOiOrsd Scas. viii :a.Sion:i .:.,: s,: q:
T.:sy AZ. ..si; .1i. siii !. :i.II;i i9i securing
Open at Performance ats o'clock. -H
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT EEeAeEMsNr
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE,
Geo. Holman and o. H. Hess. Director.
II. Homan.. ...."....................O Conductor
THIS tNoNDAY) EvESrNa. M.ylt
WONDERFUL, BEAUTIFUL, YOUTHFUL ARTISTS,
AGRIND DOUBLE BILL.
."HH aHf H.. - .#.Z Oh E.a
Fir.i appearances Of l--y- b. .-f .. .-.s.I
: % MR: GEORGE HOLMAN. r.a.'H
Tho Perform.nss will somm.ne. with, for tn. only
time, DODairsi.i'. Celshrs,ed Buao oPsrs,
THE Elixir Of LOve.I 900. log.
Charming
gahia with Magic Changes and P.ry Trsn.fornsiion.
entitled ..... b. a.r. 80 ....
" BEAUTY AND THR BEAsri .srrsr-..
TWO MATISgEs rv.r-
u,n,r.r THIS MsEk, f.
rwRsrr.rIvS cssrs ADMISSION.
Seats secured In advances, 90 esnta ....f.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,
And delightful Melange Of Songs, Dances, ke BY the
entire Compsny. - = -
WEDNESDAY, lsth, BLUE BEARD.
THURSDAY, l7th, IL TROvAToRE
FRIDAY, 18Th, FRA DIAvoLo.
MAMMOTH COMBINATION.
VAN AMBURoH 4 CO., IS .r
VAN AMBURGH 4 CO 3
VAN AMBURGH 4 CO. Is
VAN AMBUR0H L co. IS
VAN AMBURoH d co.'s
VAN AMBURGH CO.'S
MAMMOTH MBSAGERIE AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
Combined with
GARDNER, HBMaINR 4 CO.'S
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
THE LARGEST TRAVELLING EXHIBITION IN
AMERICA.
Will exhibit on the
LOT ON SIXTH STREET, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA
AvBNUB.
FOR -FOUR DAYS ONLY,
w2DNkspAY, May a,
THURSDAY, May "a,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING EACH DAY.
Doors open at aud \ to ! o'eioek cirsu. perform.
wish to view the BIOLOGICAL COLLECTION and not
the CiIeu. ample time to do so and retire before the