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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-17
saAsD Or SUPERVISORS.

The Board OF Supervisors met yesterday to MI he w.
cancy ,ho Board caused By tts death Of Supervisor
Taylor. motion being made to 80 into ballot SUPERB
wiser Fly protested sgins, the action Of the noard on
the ground that no vacancy sried William joyce hav.
ing been elected BIZ The po,po % h The place occupied
~ Supervisor Taylor. M Ey's Protest was voted
down aud tie Board proceeded 10 hl tho alleged vss
cancy by slect,ag sx.Supsryisor Taylor WI
A affa number OF pcrsshs were felioved from thu
paymsnt OF iaxst and al additional cleaner was aps
poihed Ia The Coal'y Clerks Office. !. Esl
supervisor Fir offered rfrnlio1 calling upon Tho
arch afl Of tao now Court rouN 70 inform tho Hoard
what additional omoahs wou'a 70 required % compile n
the bulldog. The rsoutou was referred TO the CourS
House Comritoo aud the Boari adisurasd until sa;urs
day Afternoon next III Two O'Clock
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generous and unjust feelings OF luminosity against the
Turk peace will again be restored TO that bcautifui
island though the young Queen OF Greece VIII have 10
her bridal elsewhere than from the Sultan
In the last noio given In 10 the Porte by Russia,
France Italy and Prussia, on tho subject OF Canda,
there TO be desire not 70 press their views any
further, but to leave i to carry out its plans Of settling
outset has refused to do more than ADVISE the Porte
investigate and settle the complaints Of the Cretans,
In all fairness and equity probably because she urder-
stood tho real origin and object Of the instruction.
Austria declined to sign this last note for tho game
reasons France signed IL but IL ID said from ex
pressed desire longer TO eddle In tho matter and
with word OF advice, sn5-sosa, to the Porte, not
and Prussia thus remained tho sole allies OF Russia in
her schemes OF tho dismemborment of Turkey. II 10
difficult to understand what interest Italy has in tie
matter, other than the ambition OF figuring as o
"frst rate Power In Europe; and as 10 Prussia,
she really has NO moro interest In the question than the
United States Brazil and acceds TO the request OF
Russia only TO crafty the Car personally Tho Porto
having accepted tho responsibility OF tho position"
with the full intention Of settling peacefully " she
these same Powers will ofer measures OF coercion TO
compel the cesson Of the island Of Gambia to Greece Or
what material aid 1t will offer to the latter In case
rupture results between Turkey and Greece. There
now In Greece some So 600 refugees from Gambia, and
there are than tho number Of Greek subjects
in this place Alone who wold havo TO depart for their
own country In case Of bostiiities.
One OF the Cretan commanders, Gambrokaki, has
just gone to Greece TO urge its government 10
declare against Turkey. declaring that II this not
done the causs Of Gambia is lost and must be aban
doned. Thus It would appear that will DO necessary
to increase the "horors or war" TO secure end OF
doubtful bennett 10 the islanders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-17
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

CorsraY MERCHANTS CHARGED WITH FRAup.--Jaoob
prcssner and Maurice Darzcgee, country merchants
Ing business IN Bnghamtc1 BgooEIe county This STATE
yc5orlsy arrived in tbs city IA custody OF Under Sheriff
I. ". Martin, q B.pahanten, he having arrested them
on warrau. Issued b. justice Hogan, charging ,Lcm
with faao prctcnces Tho complainant "a tho case -
Mr. Joseph j. HAMBURG Of tho firm oil Nes,rs sond-
hcim & Hamburg, merchants, or No 4 Murray street.
In his AFFIDAVIT Mr Hamburg ior that on lha 10 n
day OF 0ctogcr last the defendant Dressner applied 10
time representing tnat Ills rm was worth so coo uuin
cumbercd, and tia. they we're dong god business
Believing tho representations 70 10 tru8 MI Hamburg
SO aad delivered 10 Drencr goods valued at 500 10
tho goods have never been pald for, aud IL
is alleged By Dir Hambarg 'ha. the lrm
and the members wero insovcat aud InGbso TO
pay their debts II Is further alleged that the do.
iendants prepared 10 settle With their creditors for
twenty-five cents on tho dollar; that tho acsndau Vs.
irm was not worth $50 COO nor any amount whatever
bat, on tho contrary, WIS nsoivcnt and unable 10 pay
their debta Tho Defendants wcrsdelaned 10 await tte
result Of an examination.
ALLEGED L,rcESY sEA--Thomas Jourdan s,csrags
steward on board tho steamship CITY Of Baltimore was
arrested yesterday by oicor Wilkinson OF the Twenty
sixth precinct, on suspicion OF having stolen sz3o Ia
British gold coin from Michael Orwell, who cano as
storage passenger om Liverpool ia the City Of BALI.
more. In his complaint dwell charges that
upon him 70 give him tJcurdan, his money for
saiekecrny alleging tha by retaining possession OF
tho money himself ho might ioss IT, Owed says no
gave the gold 90 tho steward and tho sh5 arrived
~ port asked him for ~ when Jourian dened having
tho money and cauequony refused 10 make rsstitu-
ton. On being arregned before Justice Hognn he de-
carai In tue most positive that he saw
dollar oil olwcas money said the complainant
ninking 70 excess with other passengers about the mo
ne missed his money, aud that some OF his com.
ranons must Lave sscarod tue treasure and fooniousy
converted tho same 70 his use. The mag slTate
0lwclPa affidavit committed Jourdan 20 the Tonibs FOR
examination. The accused AYERS that ho has Witnesses
TO prove his inaoconco
ARREST on 4 BAIL PKCs. Detective NcCord, Ct the
Central oco, yesterday brought before Justice Eogss
AZ the 1ombs, Dir. Theodore Asher, when no had
arrested last Monday bail.rIocO, issued BY civil
court in Atlanta, Georgia, u being alleged that Asher
WIS fugitive from Atlanta whcrc he had boon engaged
in mercantile business Asher and his oopariners Ia
DusincBs had gyon ther note OF hand for $500 and u
wards payable to Tyer Co., and given bonds thot'the
money should 70 PAID No Asher, however, came 70
man, srmoi With a osil-p'eee, aud since MONDAY last
Asher nAs been detained al police headquarters awaiting
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CsUsT Of SsaEssL SESSIONS.
ref Jaago Rassci.

TUNre JuFg0 KGfscl
large number or cases were disposed OF yesterday in
this court, Assistant District Attorney Hu chiGs
dicti1g lie prosecution
James mn. charged with homicide In causing tho
death q David Moore, pleaded guilty 10 manslaugh.er
in tn, fourth degree IL appears from tho testimony
takca bv tho Cor, nor that tho nifh OF the nth OF
ne cu1er nGiuber OF sailors drinking freely ut
the 1uor store CT VIM. Gillespie, 81 Cherry street. aud
after proceeding ho street commenced u quarro or
some OF tito Witnesses termed H. 'skyagk.ngn Tho
Irsoncr made the remarSwhich rot addressed to
any particular iudividlAl'If you 10 not s CD your
ioocFy. | will shoot you,n vhcrcipon tho prisoner
stepped into tho street and rcd rs0l tbs contents
OF 1d ycd IL the right eide Of Moore, causing
daa.h The prisoner w.s 70 Eaudad For sentence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-17

} y TTFFFCWe
The New Years reception waa held b. tho King,
Victor Emanuel, January /, In Florence The presis
Dor Of Deputies, tho ministers, tho nagistracy, tho
municipalities officers Of tho army aud tho National
Guard were present.
In roply 20 IN, congratulations OF the Deputies tho
King expressed his confidence 10 the FUTURE and said
that he considered tho position Of Isly had Improved
within tho last few months. Hls Majesty hot,cd tho
Chamber would act in such dc 10 render Dog.
sblo TO govern and occt al the reforms so long OK
Florence tho King expressed much eradication al re-
ceiylpg tho congraihatioqs Of the lnbartanis 81
which had 90 admirably cohducled thtnsclyes during
tho late calamI.oas period, and rcsreoi that theft
example bad not boon followed 10 some Of The Other
Isijal cties The klng THANKED tho Nsl9na Guard for
their kxer.ions V preserve order. r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-17

Nnpo'ccn'e Reception Of The North German
u,l,u

NupCAtc1t A.tccptsn1 OF tfc north Gcrmuu
Ambns gaslcr.
In the audience given TO lin b. tho Emperor Napo-
leea December 81, Count ,oa der G3lt2, tho newly
ccr,ded repre- u the Norh German Confede-
ration N Pans cpcNo us fclows:--
Called upon " tle federal coatituton 10 rerrocnt
the consideration IN It's international relations the King
OF PRUSSIA eagerly desires 10 ma ntan and develop
and moro tie Telglons-o OF good feeling and confidence
between France and tho Confederate Sla,os This do.
sire is al the same time ceniormahc TO the
OF sincere iGendshp which the King cnterains towards
your Najesly person. and the orders Of the King pre-
scribe 10 mo TO iult1 NY functions 10 that spirit
ITO Emperor In notifying to mo the new
functions with WHICH you arc invested tho represen.
taye OF the confederation OF tho rofh, you renew the
ASSURANCES VI the friendship OF The King OF Prussia
thank you FOR Il. On my part embrace the opportu.
nifty with pleasure to confirm the good understanding
existing between th0 two governments. I beg Of YOU
10 10 Ito interpreter OF my sntimcnts 10 tho King.
Having been able % appreciate the high qualities which
distinguish yoI, do no, doubt tiia you will continue,
heretofore, 10 exert all your eofl8 maintain be.
tween tho two countries thai friendly understanding
which Is the pledse of their prosperity ani guaran-
tee for the peace 81 Europe.
Count der Goltz was Afterwards received By tho
Empress.
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the appearance Of the bondsman, Who yet remains q
the background But for his absence Mr. Asher mighg
nave nov been on bis way back 70 Georgia AfteE
learning tho facts In the case Justice Hogan ex1
pressed much surprise tina. Mr.. Asher should
purely Of local character and in his opinio6
the prisoner Lad been illegally and very unjusiiy re-
power to either commit discharge the prisoner andk
therefore, declined taking any action, whereupon the
detective took hs prisoner back to police he adquarer6
10 await further action suit for false arrest and i
prIsonmsnt viii probably be- tho nnal result OF tht
matter ca
BOLD ATrrxrr At RoBEERy.-0ne OF the boldesk
attempts at robbery which has como to the notice Of e
police in this city for some time past was made ~
broad daylight on Wednesday afternoon. clerK
named William H. Hartshorn, in tho employ pc
the arm OF secor q Coffin, Broadway, was sehg
10 the Ninth National Bank about quare4
to three O'Clock to get checS Tor t@09
cashed Hartshorn, who is quite Stripping pelng only
sixteen years Of age, obtained the money, ana Ma a.
his return from the bank ascending the staircase OF tng
building leading TO the second floor when - occupies
by the hrm, when q man caught hold o. Inn ~ w
arm and swung him around and then threw nahutuT
OF snuff into boys eyes, thinking, OF course thak
the young fellow IN his agony would drop the money
with which he (he thien could easily and uncetecteG
escape Hartshorn however, had presence q mippS
enough 10 cling to the money and rush bndy INTO tlV
street. whero lie raised the cry OF Ssop thief" In a9
hubpub that ensucd the VILLAIN who committed tho outA
rage managed to make good his escape Inspector onKe
has on idea that the thief can be cau2ht
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ut Drltcno.rs Park Pond.


Really, there Is moro symmetry, well a
grace and beauty, In women's skating than Id
thor dancing oao does not des'ra more
thrilling scntaiion than tho fresh young beauty gdna
over the crystal Go0r of tho frozea pond, with
her crisp loets blowing 10 tho gale her face brghy
and red ard tempting 81 Tho no;eeay Ia tho early spring
and her whole instructive Of rapid movement
aud greece c3mbirel ia the artistic, gliding moop which
displays 10 advantage her many nta.nmenis. Such
thoughts Yesterday afternoon when taorsanfa
gathered NJ Ntchelrs IAh Avenue Park rond TO wiz
res3 tho public skating Tourney between ldies Non
al1no were he houses and yDc2at spacs Of tho pond
llled to rclleop hgt tie streets surrounding Il had 10
hundreds Or " asu esaehing .oAr.es. 10 lrst there
Considerable difficulty ID cbta!tng competitors fol-
The unique i1e presented bat tha there Should DO n6
failure tho advertised match Mss Powe yontured To
contend In grace cad arlsticaily winsns over tho
frozen pend with tao only lady entering for
tho baGb,o, Mss Bedoll At tn a rop0
stretched around the enclosure, AMI ,bs movsmen9
OF refinement and grace ccmmerced The figures that
prescribed 60 necessary 10 determine tho re,ayS
merits OF each lady were arbitrary, bsns thcso ar
r.eel b. the New Ivrx Skating Cllb MI, Powell al,
tho gh making prtontous ans entering the tourney
only - obgo ter frCndr, es,0nishcd thsm by tho ex.
celeace cl hor p0vomentL She LOST lie pTzs only by
ignorance OF che more deut and 'ancy n.ugo7 Miss
Dedell % whom 81 prize awarded, q Irookiyn
lady Tho baubo IS working skating boot, chastc and
artistic In design lh6 scoyo stocd-Mie3 Bcdei, IS;
Mas Po.e,l, 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-17
NEW YORK CITY.
rxIEn sIArrs pEIRIcr couar-lH sANKauPTcY.

LaMs Masssr Of Asa ctqft-rn this case for compul
sorry adjudication Of bankruptcy upon the ground that
the debtor had given . confession Of judgment to
creator for $1,000 and thereby committed an act Of
bankruptcy, tho testimony taken by Commissioner
Guttman was concluded. Inc question now awaits tne
cecsion OF the court whether confession OF
IIp. laws
Discharges In Bankruptcy.
The following discharges In bankruptcy havc oeen
siye:-Edmund L. Palmer Nathaniel Dole, William Z.
Townsend, Duncan Phyfo, Israel Hail. James d. Ray,
Mathew H. Bridge aud Edward n. Ebbeita, Jr.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
william 4. Hanks, New York city; referred to Regis
ter Dwight Denis B. Lent, New York city; referred
TO Register Ke,chum.
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E y r Q p E..
The Alabama Claims Question and PO-
lItical Corruption in Canada.
Russian Diplomacy in Turkey, Its
Aim and Agents.

The French Transatlantic Mail steamship company's
steamship Percre, Captain Duchesnc. from HsTro on
The I'd snd Brest tho 4th OF January arrived at this
port yesterday afternoon, bringing mail advcss IN de-
tai OF our cable Dispatches to the last named dae-as
bate as the reports board OF the cunsrd steamship
Australian. The Peroirc landed largo number OF
nrst cabin passengers and brings valuable cargo
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TIE csrItoue, Prospect rars. Central and o.hof
skating ponds in Brooklyn werc in pretty good condi.
uea yeseriay-a fact which the admirers Of that spors
proved to their satisfaction ovncei by tbs NUM-
boz o vistcfs or the at3ve iavofita resorts
Tho seventh carniva stc festival tho Union
Pend commenced Of noon yesterday ard coIiluued until
midnight. TIE sar wasa Brilliant success Early in thH
afternoon troops Of Irnccses AID queens, followed bT
Iedlan ohcfs kiyhis bfands and nond scripts, took
posssslon oil tho pond, asd tie reyely reached ts
hsghl by nine o'clock. At that hour the leo was bril-
lsuty illuminated, the music epmetng, and tie revx
eileri eclialc aBd u continued until tho hour Or
midnight arrived, when grand pyroleehoic display
brongnt the fcs.lvllel 10 an 1nI.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-10
stance, and what course We parsued

stance, and what courae we parsued
in that case. Describe our meth
DDS Of government, Of teaching dit
ferent branches, OF interesting the
pupils, Of preventing The Ordinary
evils of school life. Give our opin.
ions ms to the important education.
al topics now the before country,
and our reasons for those opinions.
Therefore, I say to you, teach.
ersot Bloom Township, appoint o
day soon on which you will hold
% meeting at aqcertain place in the
Township. Ask all the citizens to
come. Go into permanent organ
iEation. Elect q Prssident, Secre,
tary, Treasurer and Executive
Committee. Select for President
some teacher, or citizen he
township,e or, still better. the
CbairpAd of the Township Board,
ifhs Beaiive mar. At any rate,
lot him be a man who will be a
strength to you. Select your best
,teaehers for your Executive Com
mittee. Then appoint some Sat
urday of each month, for yonr day
Of meeting. Have The Executive
Committee select good subjects for
discussion and good mon to lead
them, Invite teachers from other
Townships to come and help you.
Teachers Of Hooking Township,
pursue the same course ANA n
da Township also! and so with all
the other Townships in tho county.
By this means,you will not only help
yourselves and -,iRctsase your own
efficiency ssteachers ,bhttod willget
tho people Interested. They will
appreciate the advantages of q
good education And in two years,
you will 30 have elevated the pro-
fession inthis county, that you will
havethr6wn out all The .incompe
tent that are now IN our schools or
will have made them better teach
ors. Tho schools will be better
taught; the children will be more
anxious to learn; the parents will
beinterested; they willlbdild better
school.houses, pay better salaries;
aud the result will be that Fairfield
county will bD far superior to those
COUNTIES wbeFoD they lparsuo no
such course.
And now, Boards Of Directors,
parents and children, demand OF
your teachers thht they ofganizo
these Townships Institutes and att
tend them Regularly, Let us see
how many Township Institutes
viii be organized before The close
of September. Lct II be SO, that
10 October, we can crganlzo a
County Teachers Association to
meet once q, month. l say TO you,
teachers, II rs our duty TO do these
things. Let us have IN regular
gradation, the schools. tho. Town.
ship Institdtes, the County Teach.
ers' Association, and tho State
Teachers Association. Lot US
now begin new era in the history
of the schools Of our County. Old
Fairfield has long boon noted as be-
ing at tho head OF the legal profes.
siOn in this State. Lot us make ii
tho same in our own profession. =
Hoping TO hear soon that all are
moving forwardin this noble cause,
and that good aud effectual work
is being accomplished in every
Township in the county, l sub
scribe myself,
W. r. SPOONER.
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DEAFNEss, CATARRH,,o CON
IL SUMPTION, AND OANCE HI
~ }..r CURED

~ y = ~ ~ n ~ " - ~
ye}ruff CURED. 71f
A Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh, Consunp-
tion and Cancer: their causes means olspeedy
relief, aud ultimate cure. by Pupil of the
Academy OF Medicine, Paris, Sent 10 any ad-
dress for 10 cents
Letterfrom Robt. McMurdy, D. D., LII. D.,
Grand Prelste ofGIand EneAMpmeDt Of U. s.,
and Editor ofthe National Fresmason" t,''
NEw YORK, Septl7, IS67.-DH. SrILwELL was
IN charge ofGraceChurch Hospital A lexandrid,
Va, during the war. I freque ntly, almost
daily, for months, visited this Hospital, and
had eyevymeans ofknowinghis reputatonfoT
EFFICIENCY and SKILL. twas OF the most cred
table character, and his success in'the treat
mehtof patients was remarkable. .--RoDr Me
MuRDY. ftn lf. .-f .ttITrrrt .,flf-r. =
ORGANIC VIBRATOR,
1t ftsinto the earis not perespti6te, rsaores
singing noises in The head, and enables d1afper-
sonsto hear distinctly atchuTch and public as.
sembles. Thisinstrument will enprodnre
results almost miraculous, and indeedin most
cases oilong standing deafness.it willrelieye
IN ashorttime. Itmay be adjusted with tho
ease Of spectacles ,~
DIR. SrILLwEEL willbe ptofessionallya vat sIEast
Washington Place, University Buildings, N. ",
daily, lDto Except Tuesdays, when he will be
athis roomslos2 Pine Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Moves, 1S67.-ly. Ai
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A New QDiscovory Of cold.

The Undersigned having hid out his Arm IN
10 acre lots, Will sell on time 10 suit purchas-
ers. The land Is beautifully located, and within
three-foqrths Of a mile from the Court House,
quire OF n, ,.a4 M JOHN g. BNIDER, d
July 80, lysS--tf 'NNN' Lancaster, Ohio.
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AN ERstCiA'N Hoo u Sc
7 9dl LOGAN oHIo. crew
change of PEsprIstsr.s.

I.lVlHa III IU'Frn wv ttyIEfi fiIrD0mI
MFRS, II. -. WILSON, formerly ofthe
Vu'"wilsoh House," Bremen, Ohio, would
fespectfullyip ng publicthatshe
has leased the American House, ofLogan, Ohio,
q iSi a.sr% Of and wilepdeeyog e render
comtortahle.l Good stabling, stalls, feed and an
attentive ostfer wiiialways be ready. The bu.
ainesA mahpgemenh ofthiS, House will be in
charge OF a. C SnocK, who has beenin the hotel
bnsineaq for number ofyears, and who tlatterA
himselfthat he can give satisfaction. The pat-
ronage ofthe nnblinis respectfully solicited, -
Give us trial. Mrs. II. B, WILSON.
AuE:a. ls0I-tf I'D pR mid b58iETio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
AN EARTHQUAKE FUND.

The undersigned beg to intimate to those who
are DESTROYS OF contributing toward the relief Of the sur
ferers by the earthquake In the Republics OF Peru
and Ecuador South America that subscription lists for
that purpose open at their offices.
Subscriptions received will be handed to the Peruvian
Minister at Washington for remittance to Peru aud Ecua
dor such proportions subscribers may direct The
Peruvian Minister will acknowledge receipt OF same In
daily newspapers.
We believe that this work Of charity will commend
itself 10 all
BRowS, BROTHERS b Co.. No 50 Wallst.
DABsEY, MORGAN & Co, No So Exchange place.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co, corner Nassau ana Pinosb
r. C. FERGUSON resident partner OF Asop Co In the
United States, No "a Southst.
RIBoy h MUNoZ, No. 63 Pine-st.
l.. yos HOFFMAN & Co.. No. HanoverTst
FABBRI & CHAUScEY, No "a south-st
Barring BROS 4 Co, by s. q. & G. c. Ward. No. 81
Wallst.
Rowland il AsPISwALL.
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Snustmrnis, d.
III. unr-This Eycning at s.-Lecturc

AIIEMANIA IALI--Tbs Evening at S-Lectuio'
fsth ana MAN. - =, .,4
BeooKIyN ACADEMY or MCslC-lhis Eyehihs ~
a. Katharine Tue Second" Miss Fanny JalAus''e~ ~
RnoADwAY THEATFR.-Ihs Evening at o. A'
Tboronsh iare." Mr. aud Mis- iioIcnce u;tl
RpYANT,s NEW MINSTREL HAIL lammSnnp 1'rt,Is
adjoining Academy oi '. Meant, Mia.
IaereaA BoTgia NJ. D.; or, La 1rAnae pV''''''
Al, 80 o,1 E;ft,-.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-Seventh-ave. ana . lily lily
a. tysnng At week Of Theodore ihom-s EVp"af
Carrier Concerts GrA.d Haydn HSh- o, 2
DopwoRrH HAII-This Evening at S'-Iemple Oh
Wonders SEuor BhiI -, g.
IpvfNc HNI.-This Evening at S.-FallonS Stere-
op.con Professor Cromwell
KrttY a. Icons MINsTREIS.-No. 726 broadway
49, .rti, Esenipg-s' Barber Blu" Boulotie'
Nrw-YORK CIRCUS FOurtecnth-st.-'This Evening
.,s,,oundug Feats Of Bareback Riding Miss Caroline Roland
NKw York THFATFR.-Ihis Evening at So Out
oftle Streets" Miss Henrietta lr1ins
NmIO's GARDEN. This Evening at s. kIche-
rea" Edwin Forrest, Mme. ronis.
OLYMPIC TIIEATER-'fhs Evening ut s. 'llump'y
paugb." &. L. Fox. Mile SsngaL
PIXIES Music HALL--This Evening at S.-Ihe Ne"
Hbemic0n.
PIXIES OPERA HoUSE-ThS Evening at g. la
Csaudc Dachcsse" Nile Tostce
SAN Francisco MINsTRTIs No. 6S1 BroadWal WAY
Evsuipg" Barber Brown, or the Psea Srer' D'H' ~
Wsnbod. aud BaskuI
THEATRE Francois. This Evening at . Ia
Graade Duchesse" Msne. Rose Bell -,
WAIIACN's THEArER-This Evening at 81" MASKS
and Faces" Mrs. SedeJ Brown
WOODS MUSEUM AND METIOPourAN IHEAi6K'
Brosdway the intersection Of Tbi Evenns
. Man the Man At The wheel" and To Obige Benson N'
LYDIA Thompson. Miss Rosa Cock