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- Sfiliiugton, Odeon Building. send. us
,he "Greepbaek Scngsrer." published by
Simpson a. Co, Philadelphia.
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THE PRINCESS ALExANDRA-On Tuesday
afternoon q cable despatch, costing $50 At
least an nounced that the Princess Alexandra
bad an attack OF rhe umatism. later dispatch
showed that the telegraphic diagnosis was in
correct, and at the cost Of about the same
amou mt we are informed that the royal line of
England has received a further e extension The
phrase ''cabe rheumatics," as a new term IN
medical science, may soon become popular
". 7, Com.
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NEW 0OODsi oHRAP GOODS 1
>i'f1as.s1 t.8..s tr I'd. -----J r.
s-4l D-tl "a
BO0Al WILLIE, ..
Is S09 o1V1 SfBRDT.


1LDACHID OOTTONs. g. snd f-s % f1,f, Is
an6 iSs sxsfHS ia. u e q 3, and sse Per ysa
=, ard 1ee.: 4 and 2 9, l1x 90 100. >
PkiNTe, I3h to 9oe.; fast eolors. .ls. and lsc;
n1LAtN16 Only 9sc good assortment.
HOSIERY Of all kinds md siIss. and evsrythips
nAINTY Disc BE; RscsiDe = OolIeoss1 Sy La
NHsrriest %. CIsit. The On istiss HynnI;
eedited BY Rsy; Yrsnt sewsll. Pickvick Papers:
nsdiei.s; .Esy I1ition Marrays iSosis nal
Braith1sise,s Rsusv Zoe 1sbrnsry "a % 10 : =
: BevtsW Tor February. a. 80
Fl % All toiorFIo H. 80 80 -
II LOFTY issssd on Gold ana Hfser( -
~HsHSS JRiSnepds: ysyelry, Clothing, Ac.O y
G3nsfs fN' : Z SotvsSa loth I'd ~ re- =
II Apl1R p41N fkIn0in05. 70 !
Nd soa 1Anufsetursd By 80. y
ifsaf ~ zise '.'s ass i,os sTa1dp ~.
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CHINESE LABoRRRs There are Chinese la.
borers now on q Louisiana plantation. The
Natchftoches Times Of the 9Th, says: ssThe coo.
lies are good laborers. and sober men. They
are industrious, and perfectly satisfied with
their new country, and any amount OF labor
will be performed by them pro vided the con :
tracts passed are carried ont to the letter. and
particularly that about the payment of
monthly wages and rations."
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THE RECEPTIONS.
The White HouSe
The Crbiuet

The ladies of the Executive Mansion, Mrs.
Slower and Mrs Patterson. are at home every
MONDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

z TEE PREPARATIONS FoR THE "a u-r,o.
In view OF the election on Mon dav u-.s -
police, BY order Of MAJOR RicnardS az. 81.
kieg arrangements fOr the presrr ysfiop NJ ,,r
der and the en- torcement or IN. la va r..
force on duty will be about 10 men di.,rih,,.s
so as 10 secure ORDER at the nall. 81
20 cooperate promptly aud ficieptIy AZ
there shall be any necessity for Al Pa.
/ VIII PROBABLY cause the erection of ~,
ricsdes 10 prevent crowding n the noIIs
Lieutenant ESSEX, who is charged with an.
execution OF the orders. has maze srranss
mepts for the accom- mosa alton of the stropy ?.
: serve police force by obtaising the buiIdtpg
near the police station. formerly the on =. or
the National Express Co, for their ouarter,
and N IL shall be necessary 10 relieve or res. :
force the police. 10 can be done In a f.x me-
nents fnom the Washiaeton stations
ELoUR AND GRAM nARKkT.-The mark.t
for breadstuffs closed to-day with q bett-r feel.
price list remains as uotea yesterday for noor
and grain. The transactions OF the we~s h.,,.
not been very heavy. owing TO tue fact ma
the sales have been principally 90 m-rchan-s
in the local trade. No receipts Of four or gram
by canal to-day.
TIE Coal SHfPxKNTe.-The shipments OF
coal have only conueaced with the few YES.
sells that arrived dpring the past week. and
conseq uently were light TOE shipments from
Rays docks amour teo 60 629 tons.
PORT OF q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
May Flower. Robinson master. with mercban-
disc, from Pbiladelphis. Brig Blacknsh. Pick
EFT, master. from Savannah, Ga, with tim Der
10 The Commandant of Navy Ysrd. CLEARED
Schooner George Washington. for Western
Branch, Virginia.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The following " the Official showing of the
ejaculation oi abe daily papers OF this CITY
competing for the Government nd vertnins
under the recent act OF Congress directing such
advertising to he made in the two daily news.
papers OF Washington having the larges
circulation s-.s .-. ..sl .-.- .
EvEsIre srAR......17ls copies per day
Chrontcie ............5.06e "a "a
Esteiif1;ne>r......... .3,55e ("
The rsturns Of advertising by the city papers
or tie quarter ending December 81, 1850. a.
taken from the boob of the Internal Revenue
Once, are follows: "..Hu -.F is.
EvENIss STAR.......,..
Chronicle 9Isa
hSpvbttcdn ...................5 3S
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GkNoY FOB yOHNs IMPRovED GUrrA
n PERCHA ROUFIN0


"A PERCHA ROWING.
The undersiened have taken the agency for this
celebrated Roofing for this District, aud ere pre-
pared 20 apply IL TO new buildings, or the repair
ing leaky ones OF every description. Thfs Roee ng
has 90 perseded ell othels wherever ft kss been
introduced. 1t 10 conposed Of Q foundation Of
heavy hemp canvAs saturated aud coated WITH en-
elastic water proof gutta- Derehs se&snt, and Is
FIRE AND WATER PROOF,
Forming hard smooth rface of stone. Alss,
ing, Ae.
We also are prsprietors Of the
InPk0yED WArER.PROOr FELT, CEMEET
AND GRAVEL R00FIHG,
ComoIning cheepness, durability, and security
against " ateR or IRE.
An work viii be under the personsl gu psrvi.iou
OF Ar. T. II. PUTNAM sfoar nrm. v no has had
an experience ia oohsg for the last sItee years
In this city.
All bisds Of leaky TO offs repaired ut short n,fice
and warranted to give satisfaction o 60 durabil-
ny. @ ga CT q 90,
New Jersey ave-. bet ID and = sts..
10 10 oo1 baltimore Decot,
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! L o q Ri TBEDI

A full assortment Of ell grades choice Flour for
Bekersi Qualit, No ]; price low.
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hi n, J.
y: 0ambrill not PatapscoD and ins amor Family
Elours In the District. As the latter brand hes
been extensively oounterfeitei and seld in this
city, We would inform tn ose wishing this -four BY
arrangement With the nillers We furnish IL lower
than IL can be obtained from any other source
Qnalfty second 20 Price fraction less th an
other nrst class Family Flour.
BuckWheat at low rates
All grades Of Western Flour store and for sale
low By W. II. GAIT q co.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
NO near De0ot.
OIL NATIONAL LAURDRY, on
I'll rem av-, bet 18th and 18th SITS. = 4
All work done by hand. Goods called for and
delivered, st the shortest notice. AL kinds o.
french ntng done In the neatest style. fe 10 81.
LEY u auYpuRIn TN auzaazaa
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E0R sALE-A splendid fsndiy carnage
u HORSE, Perfectly broken, aad with IN
out . nsult;. Aise handsoms light CAR- "a
1lAGE AID HA 10k6s. neArsy new. Will be
OF Neuonal Hotel. II l1-6t.
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A LEX b. sHRPHERD, tn. N. sHEPHERp.
"A VS.. cH1PHBRD.
ALEX. r. sHIPHRRp 4 BROS,
SUCCESSORS TO J. W. THOMPSON q CO..

DEALRRs IN
METALS, MISCELLANROU HARDWARE,
PLtMblNG, GAS and STEAN FITTING
PLUABIN0 WORK in ell its branches executed
oysA1eflence 60 vorAmen. at the lsvest prices, asd
~ this ettl fer The PATENT LEAD EVCISED
f SLu6b ~ PiPE and FUL LEk'S PATENT
EDGED TO be the most durable Cock aow In use
Aeo, SUhNAOkS and RANGES put ap in the
peet manner, ~ reasonable rates. We especially
nsne Dnoiic attention and inspection to the
hNIChEhBOChER RANGE, for which we are
oeen put ~ oy MS and given eptiIe ssti.f.ctiou.
Dur sseortmeut OF GAS CHANDELIERS,
at Al ufactu rers price
GAS FITTING OF every description introduced
into prtys dwellings In the best manner ga at
reasonable prices IL 2I AZ
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SECOND EDIIIOA,.
O'cLoCKP P. n. vi
4 O'cLoCKP. n.
GOVERNMENT sRCURITIEs-

~ Asafn9roS, fssfuA.y "a 1901.
Jay Cooke d 10 furuish the Foiio w,ng q 40
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GREAT BARGAINS


GREAT BARGAINS
GOOD SECONDHAND PIANOS.
l have Tan VARY GOOD SECOND HAND
PlAhUe that must lie sold to make room -
One OF Chickertngs octave, S2s. ~
Que Of Gilberts SeM. UIIU
One Of stoddart'., Size; and
one Piano at i0l
Also, good sEcOND-HAND MKLoDEoNs
Call and see them. Terms ssT r
fe 2,.,t 500 Penn. avenue, near icth stce.,
nR. MONTGOMERY Johns BoARBING
~ AND DAY SCHOOL rOk BOYS viii com
mence it's Third Session FEB 9th; y, mi les west
Railroad. adjoiniag the premises Of the AgricuI
tural College MONTGOMERY JOHNS. Pm ID
Principal: L. BERKELEY. A. B. Vice Erin
cipI For furibtr In tion APPLY T. the prin-
ctral MONTGOMERY JOHNS. N. ID. Poet OF
nee address, Hysttsyills, Prince George. county,
Mo fe Dot.
RID FOOD.
PREPARED FOOD
For Mock1ng Birds h. ushes, NiRhtine ales
kolbins, Blacl. Birds. starltsg. So, Lsrk.. &C
nv rrRCHELL.
under Ebbitt House.
Tel corner 18th and " streets
IN PER GENT. SAVED by using O n lew
CU ILLS pure unsdulterated
premium New York City SOAP,
Premium FAMILY SOAP,
Premium fLANNEL SOAP,
And No I Brown SOAP.
fof sale cheap for cash. Orders through the
Post Office will be promptly attended 70
Soap and Candle Manussetnrer no SOD aud
SO2 u 81. north, bet. sth aud sth. ia liza
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SrIINwAY's PIANOs.
H1H1Y PHlLIPPl,
'' pos - FROM PARIS. -8

Wopld IespectfulIy Inform the publis NJ Cssor...
toyn and weshinston La he kss rsmoSsd 6is
Ladi:s' Halt Dressing ssiosn e. No los Bridge
81 Hnmsn Hair work. AairdrssainR in he Isisst
iesni2s prompry stteudsd 70. 8sntsme q = WiRs
aud TouDees made to order. Pre- mum Air WorS
prife Medal at the French Intsrnattoss II iii
nttion, 1s6l Ladiss' entrance sxs door s6ova Tia
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EMBROIDgRY OF All KINDS WORKED
II on rssson able terms gyery Kind OF Feacy
Mnrk tsnsst st very Tow price,, by Msds m
kUTChBACk. att Ruprs %, between sth an 1
stn streete- fe2e-im
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CHEAP sPRIN6 GOODS
~ AT MILLRR s..

101 Bridge street Georgetsvu D O
Catcoes, L. to IS. Meri inse and sprasaes. ~
cts Spring Delsfnes. choice styles. very c hesp
tieached Muslfns. %. l2a, Il. Is; yard wide d, ,
70; James stream Mills, "a, IS cts Bates B. q.
80, -; andre -coggfn, an .utta, New York
Mills, cheas; Brown Muslin, 10. izis. s:yar4
vice do u ana - ents. Also. q gener al a.sort-
mept Of Dry Goods. Gall ana anime our stock
You viii buy cheap.
fs 21.Ih' BENJAMIN MILLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

The fraud which has just been committed on
the Broadway Bank has again directed atten-
ton to the loose way in which the banking
business Of the country is managed. Correct
business men assert that If the directors Of
these concerns had proper sense Of their re-
sponsibility such occurrences could not take
place. Without going so far, we certainly
think that, in the majority Of cases, the success
Of the forgeries committed upon them Is due
to gross carelcssness. In the management Of
the recently established national banks this Is
especially observable The number Of frauds
pcrpetrated upon them by their own subordi-
mates, as well as by outside operators, has been
very great 1t seems to US that the persons
placed at the head Of these concerns must
either be very poor business men or be entirely
indifferent to their responsibilities. In either
case the stockholders have only themselves to
blame for the losses incurred. II they make
improper selections Of officers they must bear
The consequences.
What is not understandable, however, is the
fact that old establishments like the Broadway
Bank, which have the reputation Of being well
managed, should be victimized In the easy
manner disclosed by recent Investigations. Ia
the particular case to which we refer enough has
transpired to show that ordinary caution would
have prevented !As SUCCESS q shsfraud. There
were Z Humber Of suspicious features about
the forged check that would havs suggested
doubts to any careful mind. Was the clerk
who paid il person Of sufficient experience
to be impressed with these misgivings, or was
he novice In his positions Owing TO false
economy In many Of these banking establish.
mcnts We find important places Of this kind
occupied by mere boys, who cannot be expected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

Our special correspondents throughout the
county, as well as our exchanges, furnish us
with the gratifying intelligence that the grow
ing crops give promise Of an abundant yield.
II is yet too early to speculate upon the pros
pects as crops Of all descriptions are yet sus-
ceptible Of serious injury but we are informed
that large additions have been made In all sec
lions to The number Of acres sown, and that the
growing grain had never more satisfactory
appearance. With -four at twenty-five dollars
barrel, this announcement is certainly cheer
fun ~rEr4tS~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20
The Naval school MT Anna polls.

The annual examination Of the cadets al the
government naval school Ct Annapolis, Nd,
will commence to-day, and continue for the
balance Of the month. Tho examination has
been Looked for with more than usual interest
..aais year on the part Of the new candidates for
naval honcrs, and ii is anticipated by those
who have seen service that the result will be
very gratifying to all concerned. About the
middle of June he young @jgshipmen will be
treated to their uvual simmer ocsan cruise in
the Macedonian, the Dale and the Savannah,
and we hope two or three other vessels may be
added to make up a Aotilla Of respectable
appearance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20
the EXAMINATION At the NAVAL ACADEMY At An
Mp0lS ND.

The following list OF the Board OF Visitors TO tho
Academy to witness the annual examination, which
commences to-day and continues until the Goth Of
Junction II. d. Anthony. Of Rhode Island; Hon A.
II. Rice, Of Massachusetts,; W. A. Darling, Of New
York; G. V. Fox, Of New Hampshire; Rev. VIM. A.
salicr, OF Burlington, Iowa; VIM. c. whttemore. OF
New Haven, Conn. Rear Admiral Geo. r. Pearson. o.
s. N; Commodore q. b. Ridgeley, U. $. ~; Captain
John c. Howell, U. s. N. Surgeon N. Pinkney, u :.
N: Paymaster j. N. Hambleton, y. 5. N. Che. En-
gneer William Roberts, Y. 8 N.
Rear Admiral Pearson will be President Of the Board
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ledge of the world to be able to deal with the
skilful rogues who commit this class OF frauds.
1t is not our purpose to teach bank officers
their business, and therefore we shall not pur-
sue these speculations fCtfLher; but we do say
that unless change is made in the present
system of management the public will lose all
confidence in it, and will create establishments
which will offer them better guarantee for
the safety Of their money. There are but very
few banks in this city which are conducted on
sound business principles. In general the whole
aim of their managers seems to be to earn their
salaries as easily and pleasantly as they can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20
The Moral Of JeH Davis Release on straw
Bail.

Chief Justice Chase, Greeley and the other
radicals who wanted to make notoriety and
political capital in the South by letting JET
Davis escape untried, have unconsciously
made themselves the tools Of great lawyer
OF the State rights democratic school, Mr..
O'Conor was the Mephistopheles who, through
his able special pleading and winning manners,
ssduced these parties, together with the radio al
Dogberry who presided o. the Richmond court,
to set the arch traitor nee. How complacently
he may smile over his success, for he has not
only liberated the prisoner but has brought
ruin upon these pretending Simon Pure loyalists
of the radical school.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

The government, as we learn from Washing
ton, are not disposed TO give John II. surratt q
trial. The initiative Of straw bail for State
criminals has been started In the case Of JET
Davis, and that of Surratt will probably end in
the same manner. This will afford another
opportunity for Greeley to show his sympathy
lot traitors aud alleged assassins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20
The Crowned Heads or Europe and the Paris
Exposition.

ExpOslt1Ons
Never did great national, or rather we
should say international, display more narrowly
escape failure than has the Paris Exposition.
1t has been the object of the Emperor and the
other promoters of the Exposition to make
Paris this summer the object Of universal
attraction. The war cloud which lowered for
some weeks so portentously over Western
Europe threatened to extinguish the bright
hopes which the Parisians not unnaturally
cherished. The success of the Exposition,
every one felt, was incompatible with war; Its
failure would have en!ailed ON thousands Of
Parisiaus an amount Of loss for which the
acquisition of Luxembourg would have been
poor compensation. II has often been said
shat Paris is France. If that saying still holds
good it is not difficult to understand the COM
paratvely conciliatory spirit which the French
government have evinced in getting over this
and the Exposition is now certain to be great
success.
Among the objects of interest which will
crafty the spectacle-loving Parisians and the
thousands of foreigners now resident in their
capital, not the least attractive will be the
princes and crowned heads, who are to be the
guests of the Emperor Napoleon and to grace
the Exposition with their presence. There are
already there the King Of Greece, Prince
Oscar of Sweden, grandson of the great Ber-
nadotte, and the Duke Leuchtenbe RI, grandson
Of the Prince Eugene, and great grandson
of the Empress Josephine-the two
last intimately connected with the men,
DRY Of the First Empire. Visits are expected
from the King and Queen Of the Belgiaus, the
Queen, and possibly the King, of Portugal, the
Queen and King Consort of Spain, the Prince
Of Wales, the Crown Prince and Princess Of
Prussia, the Emperor and Empress Of Austria,
the Emperor and Empress Of Russia, and prob
ably the King Of Prussia. We are not told that
the Sultan is to add to the royal show, but the
East is to be represented by one of the Sultan's
most ambitious dependents, the viceroy of
Egypt Not since 1916 has the French capital
witnessed such an assemblage Of princes. But
how different are the circumstances! Then
the mighty empire reared by the First Napo-
leon had crumbled to pieces. France through
out all her borders was humbled and in the
dust The presence of the crowned heads was
the completion Of her abasement Now the de-
molished empire has been rebuilt Paris, even
then the queen Of cities, has since multiplied
her attractions and adorned herself with new
beauties. The empire is again associated with
prosperity and glory, and the family of Napo-
leon, then denounced and exilei as the scourge
and curse of Europe, controls its destinies.
France has just cause to be proud of her pre-
sent position, and the sovereigns and princes Of
Europe, as they enter her capital, may well re-
feet on the strange revolutions Of fortune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

The accident which has occurred to the new
cable-it being impaired, as announced yester-
day, by an immense iceberg grounding near
Hearts Content, Newfoundland, and coming in
contact with it in about one hundred feet OF
water-though it may produce some slight in
convenience, is not of character to excite any
uneasness as to its durability or as to the like
lihOOd of its occurring again. The lines might
lie at the bottom of the ocean for half CEN
fury without similar injury being caused to
them. Even should an accident of the same
kind take place it could only be near the shore,
where the line can be easily fished up and re-
paired. In those parts of the Atlantic where it
is difficult to get at it there is no danger Of ice
bergs coming in contact with it. The accident
will, however, have one good effect, that of
demonstrating the necessity of our multiplying
as much as possible the number of our ocean
lines. The old cable of 1865 remains in
perfect working order, and all messages since
the 9th inst.-the day on which the new cable
ceased to operate-have been transmitted
through it. Yesterday, however, by an
unpleasant coincidence, we did not receive our
cable news report, and owing to an Interrupt
ton in the land telegraph lines between
Calais, Maine, and Port Hood we had no ex-
PLANTATION as to the cause of the delay in the
transmission of our dispatches during last
night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

SUNDAY CoSoEnr AT srnswAr HALI--rhe thirty
eighth Sunday concert under the direction OF Mr. Hsrr
SON. took place at this hall last evening" and was crowd
cd The orchestra, conducted By Mr.. ha,zka, played
selections from Hsrold Floow, Rossn Lindpsner aud
Muss a. v. Hall, baritone. sang 'sThe Heart Bowed
Down very poorly. Mms Kemp Boroen, who has
One con,rslto voice. sang aria nom Elijah with lsus
artistic feeling and Letsch, trombone and Diets uum
pet played selections from sscbss and Lindpaiutsr in
superb style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers will please bear in mind that in
order to have their advertisements properly CLASH
fed they should be sent in before half-past eight
o'clock in the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20
suss,ss or TINE sualMsrox MANUFACTURING WORKS.

TRoY, \. Y, Nay 10, 1851
fro breaking out last evening N the works Of the
Burlington, w., Manufacturing Company destroyed con-
siderable property throwing large number Of work
man on. Of employment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20
AFFAIRS IN ST. LOUIS.
woman's suffrage Asscciation-R Reported
Heavy Failure.

Heavy Failure.
ST. LOUIS, May 10 1851 .
woman's Suffrage Association has been organized in
this city, and some OF most prominent ladies have
been elected officers Active measures are being taken
in this city and throughout the State to shape pubic
opinion 30 as to effect revision OF the constitution con-
ferring the right OF suffrage on women.
report says that large oil manufacturing company
in this city has failed II is stated that local attach
men,s amounting to Sos 900 have been placed it. aud
ia property is now in the hands Of The sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

The New YORK HERALD establishment is now
located in the new HERALD Building, Broadway
and Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

HsAvr SHpxxSrs She Mobile Register OF tho lsth
instant learns that no less than $1,000 bushels Of corn
have been ship ped within the last three days 70 plant
ers In the inter or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

KELLY h Icons MINISTERIAL. 72J Broadway. oppo-
stethe New York HotsiS SONGS, DANCES. EcCRS-
TRIBUTES, BuRLEseUEs, Observation-Disclosures or TIA
OLD BLoCK-THg JAPs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

SAN FRANCISCO MlNSrREIs. 5s5 Broadway oppost
the Metropolitan Hotel-iN ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN
MESrs. SINGING, DANCING BURLEsauES.-THE FLYNN
ScGps-lMPERiAL JAPANESE TROUPE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos . and West
Twenty fourth street-CsRtrFIS GHRISrYs AISsTRELs
ETHIOPIAN MINsrRELsY. BALLADS BURLEseGEs &c.-rHs
BoGu aJAPANKsg uGGLERs--fmE STATUE LovEA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

TONY PAsToR,s OPERA HOUSE. POI RoweFy. coxc
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

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