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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05
NEWS FROM KAsHLNaToN.

WASHINGTON, July 8-Mr. Solomon Pool,
Assessor OF the Fourth North Carolina Dis-
trict, has resiged. This is the President OF
the University OF North CARDINAL
The question whether the members OF the
Virginia Assembly must take the from clad
oath, has been brought to the attention OF
the President. but too late 10 make any chang
60 in the Virginia canvass, even should the
President sustain General Canby's views. The
matter will be submitted to Attorney General
Hoar before the meeting Of the Assembly, and
his decision Will establish the uniform rule,
for Virginia. M'snssippi and Texas. II is
certain that the President has no present in
tention Of molesting Georgia as State in the
Union, nor has he asked Attorney Gen eral
Hoar's opinion regarding her political con-
dition. sg .ezf..i IT, -
The Lighthouse Board has information tba.
a wreck, bottom up, lies in the main ship
channel to Kew West. near the west triangle
biy. Vessels entering during night time
should be careful to avoid the wreck.
Nhe State Department has official advices
that among the articles admitted duty free In
Great Britain are wheat, barley. oats, rye flour.
biscuit and bread -four. peas, beans, potatoes
Indian corn and their meals and dours.
There is good author1ty for stating that DO
Cabinet ,epges aren contemplated.
The ,Cubans here have Official accounts OF the
attempt to relieve Los Tunos. The train, guard
ed BY from fifteen hundred to twenty-five hun
dred troops, was attacked by squadron Of
Cuban cavalry and large pcrhon Of the train
capture1. In the contest the Spaniards lost
over two hundred men. but succeeded IN reach
Ing Los Tunos with portion Of the, train.
They found the garrison almost helpless on ac.
count Of cholera and fever. These soon At
tackled the reinforcemenss. Their enclmp-
mept was vac,ted. and after severe loss they
succeeded IN making good their retreat.
Lesca was repulsed With Heavy loss in O.noo
villas District. and the district was rega'ne.,
BIZ the Cuban o, nv. Quesada has commenced
offensive movements aud hss resalned several
important positions. and IS master OF the
northwestern portion Ct the island. The i'm
migrants, now numbering one thousand. are
sotiDg earnestly with him. The dispatches
a.ate that tho Cubans are veil srme1 with sp-
nroyed weapons, and are well proYlsioDed. and
n good splnts.
Aduoes have been recsived from Adniral
HoH thss Banana is quiet. The troops rent to
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PE4BODY,S MUNIFICEECE.

NEW YORK, July 4.-Mr. George W. Peabody
hs. made another donation Of one million dol
lars IN bonds for Southern educational purpo-
ses. Among the bonds are $19 600 in Louisl-
ana skies, SO 900 in New Orleans city skies,
$S5 600 in Mobile city FIVE per cent. bonds,
s79 600 in Alabama hves, $50 600 in Louisiana
consolidated bank ives. All the securities are
frst-class dividends and will certainly be paid.
In addition he gives Flori "a Elk per cent.
bonds. which. with overdue coupons, amount
TO about 1884 600. These last, like the Missis-
sippi bonds, will require many years for pay
ment
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reinforce Puerto Padre have returned in q
pitiable condition. They succeeded in viciual-
ling Los Tunos, but we're harassed and finally
attacked, but repulsei the Cubans with loss
in action Of seventy-sl1. The Cubans fought
bravely and retired IN good order. It was re.
ported that the Spaniards intended to abandon
the railroad between Nuevitas aud Principe.
Bismarck refuses to recognize Emile Hoe
chester, Of Chicago, who was appointed Consul
at Bremen.
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are 10 be also other orators, among whom are
mentioned Governor Scott, Cardozo, Nash and
Hoge.
The whites make no celebration Of the
Fourth, as they have made none since the war.
The commencement ball was fair success.
Captain A. Y. Lee, up to this time draughts-
man and engineer at the State Penitentiary,
has been discharged by the superintendent
with just one days notice.
Not o stone, am told, has been laid upon
the Penitentlary since last October.
CORglTR
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Dbltuarl.

FEREBEE- On the 18th Of June, near Grshsn
Ville, BES-lE, only daughter of JOHN and ApAIal
FEREBRE, in the 5th year Of her age.
Sleep, loved one sleepi
With the dear ones gone before thee,
Thy pure spirit now Is strayina
Through the realms oflIght aud love.
Yet We murmer In our blindness,
And for tear we cannon see
AL thy Joy and peace and glory;
We can only weep for thee.
Sleep, dear Bessie, sleep
Rest thee darling, slumber sweeny,
We who know thy loss deplore,
Soon will come and sleep with thee
Thou art only gone before us
Tothy home among the blpst,
One Of Gods own holy angels
sleep, sweet darling. take thy rest
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

Wells. Fargo Co. have shipped 81 010,00o
overland since the opening Of the Pacific Rail-
road.
Smallpox has broken out at Albany, N. Y,
and the Board Of Health recommend general
vaccination.
Tho assistant surgeon and one of the crew
of the ship Curleu1, near Fortress Monroe, died
Of yellow fever on the 4th instant.
The bonds OF st. Louis County, Mo-, have
been protested in New York for non-payment
in gold. The holders declined to take cur
rency.
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~ The Relatives. Friends and ac-
qusintanses Of Mr.. and Mrs F. T1aH and family are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral services
their daughter CECILIA TIGH, at Four O'Clock
1Ms (Mondsy) AFTERNOON, at No. 15s st. Philip
street. 1s July
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FROH VIRGINIA.

R1cnoND, July 4-The funeral of Colonel
James B. Branch took place this afternoon,
and was largely attended. During the services
some alarm was created By the sinking OF the
vestibuIe floor. No one hurt.
Two companies OF troops have been ordered
from Fortress Monroe to be here on election
day
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After dinner the societies reformed and march,
ed back to aud through the town again. and
dispersed.
The Inyisibles-a negro burlesque on carni-
val parades-paraded through the streets later
in the evening.
All passed off quietly. CoRsA1R.
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-Th, nel result Of the French elections is,
10 81 ,usb of two hundred and ninety mem.
bers. two hundred asd tblr cen prepared to
support the government, seven y.seven to op
po.e il. OF the opposition, forty-tVo are R,-
formers. tbrty.fYe Beyolutionistss
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5uufral Notifes.

~ The Friends Of hIr. and Mrs. r. D.
DorTERER are invited to attend the Funeral services
Of their infant daughter ALICE, THIS AFTERNOON.
at halfpast Five O'Clock, at their residence Meet
inc. street corner Henrietta july S
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The Fourth ion the Third) In colum-
bia-The Grafton by Speaker Moses
Speeches by Governor scott, the Sec
rotary OF State and Congressman
HoRe-The Dinner-Return to Town
The lnvisibles,
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SBArCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-IhIS
splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable, insta To-
neous; no dsaroointm Mt; no ridiculous tlnts; rem
edies the Ill erecu Of bad dyes; lnvlsorates and
leaves TIE tur aof and beautiful black or bro m.
mold all Druggists and Perfumers; aud properly
applied ai Bachelors Wiz Factory, No. Bond.
street, New York Tyr May 10
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
FOR PALATIi A. FLORIDA.

FUR FALAIt Il IA 4 f1VIkILN]
VIA sAvAnNAB, Pr tHNANDINA AND Jackson
VILE.
~r-A TIE ELEGANT AND FIRST-CLASS
-rSSAS kAMBR DICTATOR, Captain
W. T. MoNErY III sal from Charleston everJ
TrEspAY EVENING, at Nine O'Clock, ior the aoow
poluis .c
for Mobile and Ne. Orleans, Bud With foe FlordI
Hai)road at FernsndiEa for )etlar 6eys at whict
ooint steamers connect w,;h Sev Orleans. Noble.
peusseo,s. aey West aud n vana.
Tbrovch BiiIs Ladng sig"ed TO New Orleans and
Ao,it.
An freight uryable on .he wharf
Goods not removed 81 sunset will be stored II rs
and expense OF owners.
J. D. AIKEN CO., AgeIts.
Nav 27 Sonth Atlantic bart.
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SGNOrIoE.-A DIVIDEND OF TEN (10)
DOLLARS PER SHARE will be paid 10 the Stock
holders of the 1ranitevflle Manufacturing Com
pauy at The office OF the President, on and after the
10th instant. B. b. BIcKnAN.
Juy2 8 President.
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6MARENGO.-F L YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC, FEVER PEEv vENrivE.-This val.
liable medicine, entirely vegetable in its prepara-
ton, is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case Of CHILLS AND FEVER Of however long
standing completely eraicIting its effect from the
SYSTEM purifying the bloo1, Strengthening the ds.
gest've organs, inducing an appetite. and keeping
the systrm in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
caus Will fnd it the puress and best IONIC to be
had any where. To parsons residing in unhealthy
sections, or who are predisposed to fevers Of any
kind, it will be found invaluable as preventive. 1t
~ quite pleasant to the taste. and can be given to
children Of all age' without injury Numerous let
ters have been received tesfyins to its efficacy and
value a. FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
It is fully guaranteed to give complete and univer-
aal satisfaction.
NARENGO is no huubug. Try IT.
For sale al retail by all Druggists.
At who esale by DOwIE & NOISE, corner Meet
ing and Hasel streets; GOODRICH, wINEMAN &
CO., Hayne-street and g. J. .IUHN. General Agent
OF Proprietor, sout east corner King and John
streets, Charleston, 8. C. D4o 3mos June
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARR1AGE.-A

NEW CoUKsE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Iuseum Of Anatomy, embracing che sub
jects Bow to Live an5 What to Live for ; Youth,
Maturity and Ola age /; Manhood generally review
ed the f.auae OF Indigestion Platul-nce And Ner-
vous Disc ,ses accounted for j. arrsae Philoeopbi-
cally Considered &c. These Lectures will be for
warded ON receipt Of four stamps. by addres 'tng
SECRETARY sALT1MORE MUstUM OF ANAT0.
MY Vo. IA Wet Baltmore-street, Baltimore. Nd.
Anvil 10 mwf 1yr
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% rI!E.-NAlIONAL FREEDMANS
SAVINGS eANK -DRPo IFS made between now
and july 10 b, viii draw interest irou July 1st.
June % "a NAlHAN RITTER Cashier.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

Commencement at tho Ursuline Insti-
tu,e for Young L.dtes-Expenstven
OF Justice-The Negroes ut NInety.Si'i-
ment Ball-A Discharge.
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E ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON rHE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Ear'y Man
hood " th the humane view OF treatment and cure,
cent by mail free Of ch,rge. Addrsss HOWARD AS
ISOLATION Boz p. Pbl!sdephia, Pa
H. 90 3nos
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aF OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLlGHT
COMPANY, JUNE %, 1864 ividend OF FIFTY
CENTS Per Share on the Capital Stock Of this Com
pany having been declared by the Directors, the
same will be paid on and after MONDAY, the 9th
proximo.
The Books of Transfer will be closed from this date
to 9Th pro1imo. W. HERIor,
June 70 II Secretary and Treasurer.
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@IHE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEAPE,T.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l43 EAST BAY, having replenished Its Stock with q
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quality and latest Styles Is prepared to execute, at
the shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PRIN TING Of every description.
Call ard examine the scale Of prices before giving
vo,,r nrdara alseWharn
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sSSOUrH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY = SAVINGS Dr. PAR MENT.-Deposits
made before Goth July, will draw interest from
1st instant THOMAS r. WARING, Cashier
July q
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"A negro lady in Chicago has sued white
gentlemlp tor breach OF promise"
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~FIRSr NATIONAL BANK OF
INSTRUMENTATION, JULY 8, 1867
DIVIDEND NO ICE.-The Board Of Directors hav-
ing declared Semi annual Dividend Of FIVE .s5l
DOLLARS per share, free OF tax, the same will be
paid to Stockholders on and after TUEsDaY the 9Th
instant. wM. C. BREEsE,
July3 Cashier.
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avpU rCHER's LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER.
Death to the Living Long live the Killers sold
by Dealers everywhere. limo Juut 20
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STHE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON, 8. Gully Sd, 1859 The Board
of Directors having declared Eemi.annual Dividend
Of SIX DOLLAR per share, free Of State end Gov.
ernment Tax the same will be paid 10 stockholders
on and after the 9th instant.
- JOHN F. RoBtRTa,
July5 Csahier Lro tenn.
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~ DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
State, I have appointed W GEORGE eIBBRs as
my Attorney to attend to all business pertaining to
the Agency Of the Lille Association Of America for
this branch. Mp. CAB ER,
Agent Of Life ASSOCIATION of America.
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Special aotif.s.

~ CHARLESTON SAVINGS INsTITU-
TION-The SECOND AND LAST INsrALMENTs
due to depositors under the decreal order Of the
Ceurt Of Equity has been ready for payment1or
three months. We have $4,000 still unclaimed.
There are two hundred and fifteen depositors who
have taken neither the first nor second nstslment
and four hundred and thirty.n1 who have not
drawn the last As the Office viii be closed In few
months, those persons are requested to come up at
once and receive the amounts due them.
HENRY 8. GRIGGs,
JulyE Trea.urer c. l.
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sFCHARLEs TON GAsLIGhT COMPANY
This being holiday, payment OF the dividend Will
commence To.MonRow, 9Th instant
". J. HHRIOT.
July5 Secretary and treasurer
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EXCLUSION AROUND THE HARBOR

~E~A The SlE.MER emil IF, CAP.
.EuesssszaSS[zSTAIN Pc. LEWIS. will make an EI-
clirson around the Hsroor on MONDAY AFTERNOON.
the 9Th instant, leaving Commeecial Wharf at 6
O'Clock.
Band of Music and Refreshments will be on
board
Fare for grown persons. so cents.
Fare for chld,en, un0er twelve years. Is cents.
sHACKELFORL KELLY,
Jnlv X Agents,
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NEW YORK AND CHA sTvN
MSHIP LINE.
FOR N e w 70 n X
NlpTN pASSAdE ton

&<A- THR SPLENDID sDE-WHRL
VITO STEAMSHIP CBAMPION,' B. A.
Gzb1INX3Rs LOCKWOOD Commander, VIII SD
-ad6sG from Adger's south Wharf on HAr.
URDAY. July 10. at O'Clock p. NJ,
~ An extra charge OF So made for Tickets par-
chased on board after sailing -.
~ No Bills Of LAding signed after the steamer
leaves.
81 Through Bills Lading given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence, B. L
81 through Bills of LAding given to Liverpool.
~ Marine insurance py thus line u Der cont
H6 The steamers OF this line ara .nrst class In
every respect and their Tables are eupuled with IN
the delicacies Of the New York and Charleston nE.
kets.
For Freight or Psssage, apply to %
JAMES ADGEk h CO.. Agents,
Corner AdQer's Wharf and Hast Bay Tp-. .tarrsI
A5 MANHATTAN win follow on SATURDAY, Jnv
II, st ~ o'clock II. M, -
Julyb
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EXCURSION AROUND THE HAHBOH.
N4o. THE STEAMER st. HELENA,
gs-z5 Captain q. p. ELLIOTT. will mike
an Excursion around The Harbor THIS AFTERNOON,
bth instant. LEAVING Market Wharf At o-lo K. re-
tlrning at sunset Musi: and refreshments will be
on board.
Fare, so cents; children 25 cents.
July5 " J'HNH q. MCRRAY, Agent.
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FOR CHERAW, Sc,
AND ALL The LANDINGS ON PEEDEE RIVER.
gE-A The LI6BT DRAFT STEAMER
.sufss.sszsET2s ET2sGENkRAL NANIGAULT, Captain b,
>. CoRDRs. is now receiving Freight at Boyces
Wharf. and will leave q. above on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING the 7th instant, at o'clock -.
For Freight engagements apply ito
SHACKELFORD & BELLY,
July5 Boyce's Wharf
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Shtpplna.
EXCURSIONS, ExcuRs,

EXCURSION EXCUHSIONSi
THE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA, the Champion Of the south,
Nv Is now ready and prepared to make regular
trips, thus affJrding an opportunity to . II
who may wish TO vist points Of interest in our beau
t1ful harbor.
For passage. apply to the Captain on Union Wharf,
June 81 , =,
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FOURTH OF JULY SCHEDULE.
AND DSULLIVAN'SI ISLAND
FERRY.
r-S TIE STEAMERS OF THIS LINE
.mIsGStS@sw will run follows:
Leave Civ at S16 and 10 A. H., ]; and 611 P. n.
Leave cunt Peasant at 8, 9 and III a. NJ; IN,
and TX P. Ii.
sULLIvAN's ISLAND.
Leave City ct S1S and 10 A NJ; Il, q and 6H P. N
Leave Sullivan's Island 71s, 9h and II 4. NJ; q 6K
and 7 P. Al. j. II. MURRAY.
July5 IL Agent
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
Lancaster.

The weather is exceedingly warm. Colt on
is growing finely. Corn ls needing rain though
not suffer ing.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH ls oe9-TRPLE
As-..1EAzNrs.

As-a1EHzNrs.
u Twenty third street. between Fnh and Sixth avenues
EDWIN BOOTH
Mis-. NARY "a ,ss xsy!SSF sSS S%sSS I nesAsr M.as
ROMEO .SS sai 5,ls'ls HIi'EpwIS Y ls,5Ts xbAls
s$gSsSAf ssxr, sHsiszf II ONE O'CLOCK.
'AA : Sr EDWIN ADAMS
Seat. sy; adSsaes ,ne box oSs Of s
IL o,.as Di.son ,s \ CO.. o. "a M Broadway .,.o. ana
wiil be produced during the season.
WAvERLEY THEATRE,
a' HScsEsy HHSasHsy tfsys,fs Ssy SSEs Es'
Elise Elise HSt HStT IJaKaTiae JsnHhe5 es5sasa dfSoe
Box once open from till r. N.
Doors open at IA; commence atsP n.
NEW YORK rHEAgns sss a AsD s!s,: 80 BROADWAY
Enthusiastic reception Of Mr. HENRY MoEsINsER u tho
iSa onaI drama entitled alSSo o Or KING AND ExEcU
M %ss " s ss s'sfsy Me: Mary
and many faff ZEE ar
THE GREAT 4aE eAEy2SH EvGSisd FAhhhz' 4hIz'cnAn.
Selling events they rise, and showing them up to public
UNPARALLELED
INCREASE
IN CIRCULATION.
EVERYBODY READS IT.
CHEAPEsT AND BEST
MEDIUM
ADVERTISING.
y,HEATRE FRANCAIs LA VIE PARIsIENNE.
i SOLE LESSEE AND DIRECTOR. -. GRAU
NOTICEn OF the necessary day and night
rehearsas wanted for OHcnbachs
LA VIE PARISIENNE (Life in Paris
the production of which has been retarded on account OF
the ndsposon principal artists there will be
performances Due notice w be given OF the
hrs production OF LA VIE PARISIENNE.
rT,HEATRE FRANCAIS LA VIE PARISENNE.
j THE LIFE IN PARIS.
Sole Lsssec and Director ....:...:......J. dHAo
Ofenbach's famous Opera BouUc,
LA VIE PARISIENNE, (Lffe Ia Pars,,
viii be produced for the lrst time Ia America,
EASTER MONDAY MARCH 70.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

NrIBLo's GARDEN. M
IN Lessees and Managers.. JARRETT PALMER
THIS SATURDAY AT z.
EVENING AT SP. NJ
CONTINUED AND UNABATED SUCCESS OF THE ,
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE TROUPE,
THE FORTY THIEVES;
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ADMISSION FIFTY GENTS
.TINEE AND EVENING.
iNOLDS IN BOTH.
CRIME AT BOTH.
XVI. AT BOTH.
EVENING AT 7z.
KATE REIGNOLDa
KATE REI0NOLDS
IN HER EXQUISITE
RENDITION OF
GRACE HOLD EN-
IN SHADOW OF A
A CRIME
AND RICHELlEU
IN RICHELTEU AT XVI,
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GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS 5sS BROADWAY,
y The Funniest Entertainment In the World.
BIRCH wAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BACKUs,
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
Genuine success OF the buresque
THE SIEGE OF THE BLONpEs;
THE SIEGE OF THE BLONDES;
Or, ATS SWEET FOR OUR COUNTRY TO DYER in all
their Characteristic Songs and Dances, by ak HEALTHY
BLONDES and four PERSIAN YOUTHS with tiny feet.
with ENTIRE CHANGE Of FIRST and SECOND Parts
The orgies commence at 8.
Seats secured six days In advance.
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VXTOODS MUSEUM.
w TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY,
Saturday, March l3, By the popular favorites,
who will appear in their original characters in the
., ,h: great nersi drama
TICKETOE-LEAvE NAN. Families should see II.
TICKETOF-LEAVE MAN. Last evening but four. n
TlcKET-oF.LEAvE MAN: FLORENCE Brssriy.
MONDAY MATINEE AT 3 O'CLOCK, u
he burlesque extravaganza Of ALADDIN, THE WONDEk
Full SCAMP. Miss HARLAND a. Aladdin. q
The ballet advertisement Of ESMERALDA by the
MORLACCHI TROUPE.
Friday March H. only benefit OF Mr.. W. J. FLORENCE
Observe that the prices to tho In this theatre
include all the Museum Curiosties.
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LONG ISLAND.

Tue SorrH SIDE RAILROAD WAE.-Satnrday
morning the case OF Vandewater Smith vs. WIN. b.
hc&anus was called up in Justice Snedekers court,
Jamaica. The parties responded to the call or their
names, and the case was opened for the defence by
on the ground Of informaity In the CON-
plaint which did not set forth the nature of
she crime charged. He also raised the
question as TO the right OF title to the premises,
which he claimed belonged to McManus.
Mr.. Hayner appeared for the complainant, and con-
tended that II was not absolutely necessary 10 insert
In a complaint the nature and intent of the crime
committed, but It would be established on the ex-
animation. Mr. Donehue cited several criminal
cases, showing that the statute required the crime
to be stated and cited the provision governing the
duties OF justice, Which sayS:"It must be crime
and an offence" The Justice finally concluded to
discharge the defendant, and did so. new COM
plant was made out, covering the objections taken
10 the old one, and the second hearing set down for
Friday next