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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-25
Cincraati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov. 24.
FLoUR-In fair demand; family 81 50gS.
WHEAT-FIrm at 81 80.
p CORN-U nchanged.
OATS Unchanged.
RYE-Dull at 81 o.
BARLEY Dull and unchsnged.
COTTON -Firmer: fatddling BE-
WHISKY -FirpzeT sales at CSC; now ask
ing 81.
HoGs-Dull; $7(g7 Is gross are the best
rates offered by packers, and IS 5OG9 net !;
receipts 6,0OQ head.
MESS PO2K-DuII at S23.
GREEN MEAT5-DulI at 7(971<c for should
ers: I0c for sides, and ll1Sc for hams.
LARD Cu1; prime steam lie: kettle
rendered I4Lc.
BUTTE2-Flrm but UNCHANGED,
CHEESE-Firm but unchanged,
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged and quiet
at 9Sge5c; lard oils in good demand at 81 25
al 81 for current makes.
GOLD-l34Z buying.
kxcHANGE = Very dull at 1S9l-lO dis
count buying.
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Euronean markell.

BY Cable.l LONDON, Nov. 2I-Eve.
ConsoIs 949S: 4-2Os quiet and steady at
747s; stocks firm Illinois Central So; Erie
%.
FRANKFORT, Nov. "a.
BoNrs-Flrm at 79sS979N.
PARIS. November "a.
Bourse dull: rentes 7Of 50 centimes.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. "a.
CoTToN-Higher; sales yesterday 5000
bales; to-day 1900 bales; mIddlIng up
lands ll1+s; Orleans Il%s.
transformations 26s; wheat--white
California l2s ID; red Western 9s Cd corn
3Ss Cd; oats IS Sd; barley IS.
PRoYIsIoNs - Pork SOS; beef 9Os; lard
quiet at 65s Cd; cheese Cos.
NAVAL SToREs-Unchanged; petroleum
firm; spirits Sd; refined los Cd.
LONDON, Nov. "A.
SUGAR-FIrmer but not higher; 36s Cd on
the spot.
TALLow--5Is Cd.
Calcutta linseed Cos.
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ST. LOUIS.
FIGURING MIL Burned d-COnVentlOn
OF Young Mems Christian AssOcla.
tfOn.


Sr. LOUIS, November "a. - The
Saxony Flouring Mill of Leonhardt
Il Schuricht, on Lombard Street, was
nartially destroyed by FIRE this morn
Ing. Loss $1,000. Insured for s., 600
each in the Washington Mutual and
Home Mutual of St. Louis.
The General Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association
met to-night in the Second Baptist
Church, corner of Sixth and Locust
Streets. Delegates were present from
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri,
Kansas, Iowa, and Minnesota. Rev.
H. Thane Miller. of Cincinnati, was
elected President and Geo. L. Show,
Of st. Louis, Secretary.
Mr.. Miller made few appropriate
remarks on taking the Chair, after
which Rev. Mr.. Birmingham, of st.
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them to a port in their own territory:
Four ships, Mikados had employed
to lombard Nee Egata, were wrecked,
materially weakening the Southern
feet.
The Imperial forces invaded Aid
gus's Dominions from two different
directions. and were strongly en-
trenched before his castle. The re-
duction OF the stronghold will proba-
bly, result in general pacifcation of
the North.
SAN FRANCISCO, November "a
The latest news from the United
States squadron in the Chinese and
Japan seas say that the flag ship Pic
catagua, Monacy, and Iroquois were
ct Hiaga; the Oneida at Yokohoma
Shenandoah, Ashelot. Idaho and
Maumee, at Nagaiska; Arastook at
Amery; Unadella at Hong Kong.
The Shenandoah is ordered home.
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TALL.AHASSEE.
The Reed.GIeasOn Middle.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Nov. 24.-At
meeting of the SGpreme Court this
morning, Lieut.. Governor Gleason, by
counsel, asked for further time to
show why a writ CT quo aoarTanto
should not be issued. Till tomorrow
it was granted, and the Court ad-
journed. 1t is intimated that the
advisitory opinion from the supreme
Court, requested by Gov. Reed, is
ready, and will be rendered soon, per-
haps tonight.
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THE Pittsburg Commercialsuggests,
connection with the reform that is
be instituted by General GRANTS
ADMINISTRATION, that the offices at the
.sposal of the President number more
lau one hundred thousand. They
nbrace every nook and corner of the
nd, and every grade between the
ostmaster of the Confederate Cross
Dads and the Presidents Cabinet.
hese figures possess considerable
eight in the arguments advanced for
reformation in the civil service. An
rmy of one hundred thousand Office
olders under an ambitious, unscru-
ulous man, Is dangerous, to say the
east. Ia inaugurating a reform which
rill prevent the possibility of the evil
consequences growing out of the pres
nt system, the Republican party will
rown its success with a lustre that
yill last as long as the nation exists.
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New York Dry Goods Harket.

by 1bIcEEapuI NEW IUhLhg 1NOFs q
The weather continues too fine for act
i've trade, and prices generally remain
steady at 15lGl6c for the best heavy brown
sheetlngs, lac for Augusta. s15c for
Sprague's prints, 12c for Lancaster and
Amoskeag ditto, 4I1Sc for Wauregan ditto,
95sc for Victory ditto, &c Tor Home ditto,
pc for Amoskeag denIms. 1Sc for Hay
maker ditto, IKE for Otis x ditto zoe for
O q ditto. l49l5c for American stripes, 101Sc
for PiItsheld ditto, 25c for Hamilton tick.
ing 29c for Amoskeag ditto. 27c for Mason
vile bIeaehed musIins, Zoe for Mystic
Lake ditto, 221zc for Mamsutta ditto, 25c
for New York Mills.
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THENew York La Crosse Democrat,
Brick " PoMERoY's organ, is said to
be the only journal in the country
hat has the capacity to put more lies
han lines in its editorial columns.
The Tribune has figured up. and re-
ports that the Democrat can do it.
La Crosse being too contracted field
for the Democrat to operate in, it is
to be removed to New York City,
where, it is predicted, it will supplant
the New York Herald in the estima-
ton of the residents in Water Street
and Mackerelville.
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MamnhIs Markaf.

BY Telegraph MEATPBIs. Nov. q.
CoTToN-Active, and very firm; uplands
at 2254@23e; receipts, 1857 bales; exports,
s86 bales.
FLoUR-Uuchanged
CoRN-75gSOc.
OATS-63Ge65c.
HAY-S2 90.
BRAN-S23 00@24 90.
CORN MEAL-Fresh, "a D, and kiln dried
S4 50.
PoRK-S25 for new; old, S27.
LARD-l79lSc.
BAcoN-Firm; shoulders I41<c, aad clear
sides IS1<c.
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THE English press generally rejoice
over the election of General GRANT.
they express the greatest faith in his
patriotism and ability, and predict
that his administration will be pc
riod of prosperityE and growth in
strength at home and abroad. The
London Star says:
As regards Grants foreign policy it
IS we'll known that he is animated by
= most friendly feeling towards this
country, and if on his accession to
power any questions remain unsettled
betv cen the two nations, it will be
'~his anxious desire to preserve the
peace, and to cement a real alliance
between England and the United
States.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Nov. "a
ToBACco-Sales of 35 hhds new Iugs az
50 6549 %; medium, SI3 250l4 %; cutti ng,
$40 %.
FLoUR-Superfine IS O0g6 90.
WHEAT-sI 6j9I 80.
CoRN-50955c.
-OATs-53f15jc.
CoTroN-2l92i1zc.
MESS PoRK-&23 so.
LARD-l50gl51zc
BULK MEATS Shoulders 91<095<c, clear
rib sides l31zc. and clear sides l31<c.
BAcoN-ShouIders l21xc; clear rib sides
l7c.
Ho0s-Dull at 81 2597 50.
WHlsKY-RaW, free, Sic.
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WASHINGTON.
A Learned Decision on Oscillations.


WAsHINGToN, November 24.-At-
torney General Evarts has rendered
an opinion to the Secretary of the
Treasury, that, to convey from the
outlet of the worm the produce of dis
tillation to a still or tank through
which such product has not passed
before reaching the worm, is not
violation of the act of July 18th, 1868.
The interposition of a tank as a re-
ceptacle, between the worm of the
first distillery, and the doubter or the
second worm, is not a violation of the
act. These conclusions refer only to
proof spirits, and not to the rectifying
of some or the manufacture of other
alcoholic compounds.
The new postal convention with
Great Britain was to-day signed by
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-25
ST. JOHNS.
The Panic about OFer-The MaekereI
Fisheries Failure.

81. JoHN's. n. B., November "a
There is a better feeling In financial
circles to-day. Hopes are entertained
that the crisis is past. The St. Ste
phens Bank Directors are sanguine
that the business of the bank will
shortly be resumed.
Scoville's liabilities are half a
million of dollars.
Dispatches from Halifax say that
the Fall mackeIel fisheries have been
almost total failure. 1t is feared
there will be much distress again this
Winter.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Mysterious Verdict Of
the COrOner'S Jury.

PHILADELPHIA, November "a. =
The Coroner's Jury, in the case of
the murder of Mrs Hill, rendered a
verdict, that the deceased came to her
death at the hands of Geo. Twitchell
and his wife. They were committed for
trial. The evidence to-day completely
destroys the theory of robbery and
murder by outsiders.
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New York cold ana STOCK Market.

By Telegraph.l New YORK. Nov. q.
MoNEY-Easy, at 4G6c per cent. on call,
aud the demand light.
STERLING Firm, at 9I<995zc per cent.
GoLD-Dull; opened at 1917; advanced
to 1919, and crossed at I341zgl345s. Export
to-day, $4,000
GovERNSIENrs Active, buoyant and
higher. Coupons of 'SI. ll5159Il55<: do.
go, Il31zGII3ss; do. '6I, 1089l0S1z; do. '65.
lll1S9lIIsS; do. '0S, IIl1s9lfIss; 1O-4os, I069s
(dlO616.
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS

told closed in New York yesterday at
General Butler Is reported quite well.
he case of the Rosenburg naturaliza-
, n frauds was argued OH Tuesday.
he steamer Russia arrived from Liver
pI Tuesday morning.
S24, coo fire occurred in Brook IN on
.nday.
Rmes Kenney was killed with fence
{ by Wm Huston, near Memphis, on
ssday.
destructive fire occurred in the Trinity
.Idings, Broadway, New York, on Tues
he Citizens Convention in New York
e decided to run an independent can
ate.
scretary McCu.Ioch has written Mr..
4 Dyke that he shall not sell any more
ts during his administration.
.veraI men were buried and killed by
eaving in of a sewer in Cleveland, yes
day.
IS said that nothing win be done at
'ent IN the case OF Collector Coke, of
Iadelphia.
vo men were burned to death, and four
srs seriously injured, bv the burning o +
mss Hotel, near Southampton, on
ssday.
ne total loss by the fire in Trinity
ldings. Broadway, New York, on Tues
/, is estimated at nearly 100000.
1dge Fullerton and the parties charged
b him in coEspiring to extort money
n Thomas +. Smith have given bail ia
sum OF 5000 each TO appear for trial.
man named Reynolds, who had been
yen from the country near Holly
ings, Mississippi, was hung to a tree
Monday. after having shot one Alb
ts. who, W lth others, had called at his
Ise 20 learn II he had returned home.
y the falling OF an arch In the lower
tiol of Louisville, on Monday. five per-
were buried alive and one instantly
ed. The others are badly injured.
prisoner named Johnson, en- route to
Frankfort Penitentia-y, jumped over
I'd from the Morning Star and was
wned.
airy Hayes, one of the fratl slsLerhood
Louisville, has fallen heiress to $500 600
gold, bequeathed her by her grand
her in England.
he United States District Attorney has
eived orders TO proceed with the trial
tinst the Kentucky Bourbon Company,
charge Of defrauding the revenue.
me Constitutional Union Convention of
v York City have nominated Andrew
Green for Mayor, and the Mozart De-
Pcracy have nominated Oakley Hall.
fhe Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad
$ bought the ST. Joseph and Council
lhs Railroad, and will run through
ms from West Quincy to Council Bluffs.
Telegraph line is being constructed.
On Sunday morning the stables of the
nericaE House, Trenton, New Jersey,
4 he stables of Ivens s. Mount, with
ne horses, seventeen new sleighs, and
fmmense quantity of harness, nay, &c,
re entirely destroyed by fire. But little
surance.
\ bill of indictment, containing nine
1nts, was found in the United States
rcuit Court, for the Southern District OF
wv York, on Monday, against VIM. Full
ton, Jacob Depy, Alfred Be KNAPP, Al
ID c. Birdsan and Edward ]. WIndust,
Z cOnspiTing against. Revenue Collector,
lOmas E. Smith, and of refusing $4,000
bim under threat of informing on him.
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EVANSVILLE, IND. wEDN EsDAY. NOVEMBER 25 1868.

Louis, delivered the opening address,
which was responded to By Rev. MIR.
Gillette, of Jacksonville, Illinois.
Several business committees were
then appointed, and the session ad-
journed until tomorrow morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-25

A NUMBER OF Wisconsin people
have presented Mrs Randall, wife of
Postmaster General Randall, with a
purse Of $4,000 and a paid up life
insurance of her husband for SO 900.
With the money Mrs. Randall has
purchased fine farm at Summit,
Ohio, where the ex Governor and
herself will reside at the expiration
Of his term of service.
We presume Mr.. RANDALL will be
none the poorer for having served his
country as Postmaster General. What
could have Influenced his friends to
be 50 generous?
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the President, and goes into effect
January 1st.
q. T. Crecy. Appointment Clerk in
the Treasury Department, was to-day
appointed Supervisor of Internal Rev
enue for Louisiana and Arkansas. ~
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.TELE G. r A PH.
Washburn apd the Para
q guayan Government.


Washburn apd the Para
81 guayan government.
-k
Further Corresp ondence.
.aH
Intelligence from China.
Ess .oI
Eews by Atlantic Cable.
Bismarck Proposes TO Join
the Liberals.
Disposition of the u. s.
Pacific Squadron.
Another Move in the Erie
Difficulty.
The Plot Thickens.
Convention of Young Mems
Christian Association.
lEsA8mt
Particulars of the Pollard
Murder.
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ALBANY.
Burglary and Murder.

ALBANY, November 24.-The resi-
dence of Elisha Fiero. of West Dayen-
port, Delaware County, New York,
was entered by burglars last night.
aud his wife murdered. The villains
escaped without securing any booty.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-25

IT IS said that poor German
mechanic in New York has just
invented a sounding board which
solves the long-sought problem of the
prolongation of sound in the piano.
This German mechanic will not be
poor long if his invention is found to
work well.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-25
WIN. c. TURNOGK & 90,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters,
Corner Pine and First Streets.

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
wB- Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cocks
Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular
attention paid to repairing and ADJUSTING
Steam Gauges l1une6 tt
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TRENTON.
seymOur's OnicIal Majority 2,s5l.

TRENTON, N. j :, November 24.-The
Official vote of New Jersey is as fol-
lows: Seymour. 82.725; Grant, TO-
871. In the Third Congressional Dis
trict, Hill, Republican has sc maj.
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NEW YORK.

Another Move In the Erie ImbrOgliO
The Contest Thickens-FIsk and
Gould Entrenched, and Bid Be-
ffance-Washburne and the Para.
guayan GOVernment-Further Cor.
FespOndence.
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Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

TVHE undersigned has the pleasure Of
notifying his friends and the public
that he will keep this beautiful place OF
resort open during the Winter as a Res
taurant. and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
Tenpin Alleys for that purpose. He will
be prepared to serve up OYSTERS and all
other delicacies of the season at the short
est notice, and will from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
novl7 dtf ED. WELLER.
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"FLOR DE MAYO"
- FLeBEE EbE MAYO"

A New Perfume for the Hntdkerchiei.
Exquisite, Delicate, Ltstiug Fra GRANGE.
PHALOE q SON. Rev YORK.
Sold By all druggisls. iSa dly
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GREY EAGLE.
And his sagacioua Pony Wonder,
FIREFLY.


MIR. CLARK GIBBS
As n CLOWN, possesses All the varied
qualifications FOR pleasing Quick, ori-
ginaI, apt, with a rich appIeelafion of tho
ludicrOua. he gathers up all the funny
things" he meets in everyday ife, nod
tells them with vim ana style which
creates tue most laughable effects. lie
sings song with the most unctipus hue
NOR and by his extreme verfttflity
achieves wonders on the slack Rope
MASTER wOODA COOK,
pupil OF {. w. NoyesJ the wonder al
Roy Rider, SOmersaulter, and Leape .
ACT on his pony, q wild Fire Witeb'S ana
justly lays his claim 10 the title 81 the
CHAMPION RIDER or THE WOaLDi
MR. CHARLEY sEELEY,
Whose appearance is tho signal for n gem
erai uprilng o the risib -. is anotuer
man that has found motley s tne only
wear" His Glowing (though somewhat
different from his co-iabOrers) will prove
equally as pleasant, refined and une1efp-
tionabie.
MIR L. B. PHILLIPS.
Specially engaged this season for his dar-
Ing Flights and Lofty IumblinG.
aIR. ALLEN sBIYTH.
The young Loulsianian, specially engagod,
IL an unriYaled Artist aud classic Gymnn51
and Trick Rider.
sHEssRs. BALL AND WUNrE RsON
Tbe two Flying Men OF the Air, tn their
daring aud original Exercises on the
Swinging Bars.
CHARLEY McCARTY,
The wonderful Athie G, whose darlng
Flights over ~ Drove OF Horses has ost tb-
Ilshed hum among the Champion Lenpers
oi America or europe
SIR. ,. A. hall,
ances on the Horizontal Bar are without "a
Parallel.
hessrs. MOnfeTd, RlsleY, LefeVre,
Constance, Angelo, Bradford,
Atkins, Afford, BFuufOu,
PeFciYal IL WceseF.
Fearless bareback Rldersl
Bold Horsemen!
Agile Leaporst
Original Ci0wnsi
Quaint COmediansi
Perfect Pantomimistsi
Marvellous Gymna8lai
Wonderful Acrobatsl
Fascinating Danseusesl
Sensational VOltiseursi
Graceful Pancratistsi
Cunning Manipulators
And Jugsiersi
The discriminating public can zee that
this show has AL the elements tor giving
an acceptable entertalnmeut EyBryfhius
~ neWs OF the best material and nueat
quallty. Ihe performance are supefiur
the attracttOnB freSn--re ADurcB4 ineNhausi~
tble. No obnoxious surrOundingss Out q
pleasing, high-toned, attractive concern.
Better Eqnes'riennes than any other
establishment now trayehns.
sD- Doors open 40 ~ mud ~ p NJ. Per-
forTnanee commences hair an honf aiter
the doors open.
pB- Admission 80 cents. Children under
ten years, D cents. lnoFZt
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NEW ENTERPRIsEl
NOVEL COMBINATIONS

Youth, energy, and experience, allied TO
merit ana determination, promise 10 make
this Equestrian Establishment the mot
successful SHOW OF lSG8-09.
This exhibition will be found equal 90
tie best, and far superior TO many of great
pretensionR, employing ample means with
prudence aud liDerRlity TO STAMP thta the
LEADING kQt lESTHtAN 3 fXlfIBIrIuN
IN America, As he has now ns8oclnted the
following Artists:
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PHALON'S PAPHIAN sOAas'' fer
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, VIII not
chap the skin. Price 70 cents per cake.
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Mark tho Array Of Talent

A young Equestrienpe, who 8 hercditnrlly
great, being the daughter OF the well
known Madame Caroline Wells. whose
style, fearlessness, and iaultlesH manner
she has successfully acquired.
q. w. MOVES.
The most successful Horse Trainer living,
and n gentleman OF indomltnblo rnefHy
and perseverance, ia his Profession. Mf.
HOyes, st each entcrtainment will ntru-
duce his celebrated performing horse
The New York herald., 1868-06-07
RY HENRY n. LEEDS, AuCrfoSEER.
- Elegant

Fine OIL Paintings, &c.,
~ made TO order by vrede aud other celebrated makers
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell By auction on
Inesday June Al 10y o'clock at the private residence No
40 west fory seventh street. Slth and seventh
avenues all ths Furniture 10 the above house, viz =
Parlors Carpet elegant carved vood Suit
crimson Orocae carved Centre Table,
elegant crimson and oi,e figured brocste window Curtains
lace do gut Cornces Music Stand
CANT gilt and decorated Vases black walnut Table in
red cloth, spcroy carved black back Elagere
elegant on do ebony ormou
Side and EASY Chairs in figured worsed, Easy Chairs
Clock, with tine bronze figure,
Bedrocms-Brpssels md Ingram Carpets, black walnut
and mahogany bedsteais, marble top Dressing Bureaus
marble top Pier Tables carved black Bookcase black
walnut Desk, rosewood Work stand, elegant carved sN
Lounge In green push Chairs brocae
carved black walnut Hall stand, black walnut extension
Dining Table, carved back walnut Chss In crimson rep,
aps CbnA, Crockey and 9ls0 work sair Carpets Rode
The New York herald., 1868-06-07

WORRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE,
72s AND 73O BROADWAY.
ADMISSION so CENTS.
NINTH WEEK OF CROWDED HOUSES
PARIS AND HELEN,
IN which the charming sisters SOPHIE IRENE and JENNIE
HELEN, PARIS AND oREsTEs
introducing the universally favorite CANCAN LANCE With
SEVENTH WEEK
of Mr. NJ W. LEFFlNGWELL, in his great character Of
ROMEO JAFF1ER JENKINS
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE
MATINEE SATURDAY, O'CLOCK p N.
STEINwAY HALL-RIsToRl- CHARITY BENEFIT:
THIS SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE ats. '"A'
Mr. Grau respectfully announces that
Nine. ADELAIDE RISTORI,
the eve of her departure for Europe, will give
A GRAND POPULAR SOIREE OF SACRED, DRAMATIC
AND DECLAMATOkY READINGS
AND ALSO VOCAL MUSICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
Nine. ELIZA LUMLEY, Sig CESARE RISrORi,
Sig PAOLA GIORZA celebrated and pianist
Signor GIOvANI ABERLE, Pianist; n. CESAR ALARDs
vooncelist; have spontaneously offered their seryces
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE XsYEuM uf n FOR The CHif:
DREN OF THF ITALIAN SOLDIERS
Killed and wounded on the Battlefield .
order enable all classes 70 near Madame Rsor and
aid this benevolent object the following popular scale Of
prices has been adopted
Admission to all parts OF the Hall, fifty cents.
MADAME kIsToRI WILL RECIrE
Meeting OF the Two Queens, third Schier'o
Mary stuart-(both parts recited by Madame Ristor)
Prayer and Rectative with piano accompanmenD
MADAME RISTORI. -
The New York herald., 1868-06-07

SALES AT AUCTION.
RY n DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID WIN sell Monday June ct l0 O'Clock, n his
70 Nassau street, The elegant Furniture Of nrst
class club room, including Billiard Table, Pianofore, large
French Plate Mirrors Curtains Beds, Bedding cured
hair Mattresses fine Cutlery China Plated Ware Ac the
whole forming large assortment To be persmptory sold
RY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
ID Elegant
Household Furniture.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell BY auction on
Wednesday, June TO- at l0 o'clock, at their sAesroom ~
Liberty street.
Full particulars hereafter.
EDWARD SCHENCR, AUCTIONEER
IL Two elegant spans Horses,
LANDAU, COUPE HARNESS, &C.,
at the priaate stable
l4i WEST THIkTY- EIGHTH STREET,
near Broadway,
By EDWARD sCHENCK, on Wednesday, June 10, al sA
O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1868-06-07

EDwARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
II Mortgage sale-Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
By EDWARD SCHENCK Tuesday. 9Th inst, at ii
O'Clock at his saesroom No. W Liberty street. large and
varied stock.