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FOURTH EDITION
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Condition Of National Banks.
Mayor Emery Sworn In.
The Proceedings, of Congress.
Etc., ETC.. ETC.. Eac.. Etc.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Mayor Emery sworn In.

Mayor Emery sworn In.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Matthew G. Emery
was sworn in as Mayor to-day. The Bowenites
have majority of one in the Board of Alder
men, and the Emeryites a large majority in the
lower board.
The El Paso Pacific Railroad.
A majority of the subcommittee of the Senate
Pacific Railroad Committee have made report
upon the title of the Memphis, Ell Paso, and
Pacific Railroad Company to the lands aud fran
chises granted to 1t by Texas. They differ with
Senator Howard, of the subcommittee, and
think the charter was not forfeited. Although
special reservation was set aside, the company
is entitled to sixteen sections of land to the mile
to be located in that State.
The National Banks.
The Comptroller of the Currency will imme-
diately issue circular letter calling for state
ment of the assets and liabilities of all the
national banks, exhibiting their condition on
the morning of.Thursday, the 9th inst.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The Lewiston Fire.

LEWISTON, June 13.-The vaults Of the First
National Bank of Lewiston, whose banking
rooms were destroyed by FIRE on Sunday, were
opened this morning and the contents found
entirely uninjured. The burned block viii pro-
bahly be rebuilt at once.
New Haven Harmonic Society.
NEW HAVEN, June lS.-The members of the
Harmonic Society of New Haven left here for
New York this morning to take part in the
Beethoven Centennial Festival.
civil Rights for the Indians.
BosToS, June i3.-The claims of the Indians
10 civil rights, and the injustice of their out
lawry, were presented by the Rev. DIR. Manning,
ColoneI Taylor, and Wendell Phillips, in behalf
OF the Massachusetts Iudian Commissioners at
the Old South Church, last evening.
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sentence of susan Green.

To-day Judges Allison and Paxson appeared upon
manslaughter against Susan Green, In causing the
death OF Ann Gordon. The prisoner, who is very
poor woman, sat in the dock surrounded by her
four tile children, the youngest babe scarcely
year old playing about her In happy unconscious
ness OF the dreadful situation OF their mother. The
uRhtest sentence allowed by the law, an imprlson-
nent OF one year in the Eastern Penitentary, was
imposed the judges kindly allowing her TO take her
infant with her, expressing hope that the lnspec-
tors OF the PeniteptaTy would interpose no objec-
uOn.
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owl Rights for the Indians,
FROM EUROPE.
The French Rsstesde PIet.

PARIS, June 1S.-The members OF the Inter
national sOcietyof WoFkmen who were arrested
on suspicion Of being implicated in the late plot
against the nation and the life of the Emperor,
viii have their preliminary examination before
the Tribunal on Saturday next, and be released
on giving bail. Il is now reasonably certain
that the sessions OF the High Court will begin
a. Blols OF Monday, 18Th Of Jaly.
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Senate.


ss Of brandy from
Mr. pomeroy offered resolution directing the Atter-
' ss I
By Of 6onsres 'ass as
re hRs NsS.asas aia s
od up bs LAND GssS bill for
s Dsesn o Amended
ton running through the without the consent Of
The sasss also OF the President Of
s sa9sS
s o% IS m a n S OF -
Mr. Morton opposed the proposed nOrease Of sdd
S1f s s making
to the q making population
s.S a. si:s
sf' 1 70
more than fifty out of the whole siI hundred being
Thaysr in favor Ct the larges. as les.
enng onerous duties of members and i'm Justice the
M Merrill M rspy MI shaT said that
and probably New Hampshire would each lose
Mr. Trumbul thought that matter of opinion,
e % Of s6e to a for e @ he
OF three hundred members no state would lose repre-
a that s wOa 0s9 o The after
fore not b te s
total population of the United States little forty
millions. 't
House.
Continued from Second Edition.
The mOrniRg hour hayIng expired during the vote
suspended and the bill passed.
Mr. Edridge objected that the bill had already gone
under the rule at the expiration of the morning
The Speaker overruled the objection the motion
After another datory motion adjourn rules were
suspended and the bill passed-yeas lsO 49, strict
Mf Stokes moved to suspend the rules and pass bill
of the fourteenth amendment to the Uonsttuton of
e Repon snd that r 80
shall take and subscribe to what is known
Mr. Ward said that bill Would relieve even JEFF Davis
Me- aonss he
AL the Democrats voted yea together with the fol
Pierce. Piatt, Sargent, Stokes, and Timaa.
Mr. Dayes Ma: moved tG GO & into committee on the
Mr. Butler (Mass desired to reoor, the Georgia bill.
Mr. s O w11 hs % on Mr.
Whole. M DsEsy the chair. the River and HarSos
including the od toSwHs lsv ss
fer Tysrs in pOhgsS s sSs @ hsrSS5 5a ssSnS sn
York, S2s3oOO for burlington HaIbor. vermont $4,000
S hs % sSeet os as
F d aS o asGsS So i ss @
O!o for Ipos river sleooe for mouth q MssssiIpi
s Ss Fails Of sSs Ohio i river Sna oas@s
s2istoO Mississippi Missouri and Arkansas rivers
for removing HG He'll Cate SsoOc Ssa
Haven Harbor Conn slAooo osnnecticut river $40 ccq
$500; BIsssSstsr a Block Island r. Boston
scco, SVs Merlin Ms1aao riss1 Mass Renassauk
Dor Maine $1,000 Kennebec river. Maine, $4,000.
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BALrMoRE, June 15-Cotton dull at &c. Flour
active and winter higher; Howard street superfne,
Mills superfine % 26a625; do extra, s6a7 rs; do.
family, es@95o; Western supernne, s5@597H; do.
and unchanged. Corn-whtte, s1IT@1'is; yellow,
sl'0e. Oats, 6o@62c. Mess Pork firm at s3i. Bacon
lac. hams, 29@22hc. Lard quiet at 16sI@i7Ifc'
Whisky better, with o fair demand at 81 .O4(di O5
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TINE = n A TT q n Il M ~,
ARMS. MoNOGRAMs. ILLUMINATING. Kro
DREKA. 1893 OHEsNUF Street.
Gard KngrAvsr and etAti0nsr

UTEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS,
w Of solid is karat hne gold. Quality WAR
RANTED A full assortment OF sizes always hand.
FAIR BROrHFR. Makers.
s25 Wins Ne. ~ OAkS&Cf eIfest. Oslos teastn-
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. FROM BALTIMORE.
lKniEhfs TempIar.

knights TempIar.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-Commanderiee Nos y,
8, 4, and 8, Knights Templar, of Baltimore,
accompanied by delegations from Frederick,
Nd, and Norfolk, Va, leave this afternoon tor
the grand encampment at Williamsport, Pa h
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rev York Prosuo. rrarL.t.

NEW YORK, June ls.-Cotton dull and lower
sales OF 400 bales mddling upands at 22c. Flour
btete and Western dull and heavy; State, ss-s,
68o; Ohio, IS 6o@6 90; Western, sb b'2OCa6e5; South
ern, IS 25d@10. Wheat dull, and declined 1a2 cts
No. spring, 81 37ai 3s the latter above the market
winter Eed Western Ga 4s. Corn lower; new mixed
western, s1@1 OI. Oats nrm; State, I0a72 cents
Western, 65ta66c. Beef unchanged. Pork dull
new mese s305o@30'55. Lard dull steam, 14sld
161sc. Kettle, 16A@l6Ke. Whisky firm at 81 O5Kd q
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-About ~ O'Clock this morn
ing butcher named Frank Bilhart, residing at
Nicetown, whilst walking along the Connecting or
New YORK Railroad track, was assaulted by two un-
on his way to the drove yard in West Philadelphia
tn purchase some beeyes.
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JUNE I3, 1870.
r.r WORN uan.r and s,ans rrnrn.,..

NEw YoRK, June 1s.-stocks weak Money, 4a
8 per cent Gold, l1s. b-2Os, 1852, ooapon,
Ra dC o 40 news s'i s%: s0 SO M Ms dG sx sdS SS
lo-4os, i0e,s; Virginia 6s, new, 81; Missouri
ss sa; canton Company, .e1k; Cumberland
preferred, 40; Consolidated New York Centra
and Hudson River, s95<; Erie, ~; Reading
106x; Adams Express, 6Sx; Michigan Central
i; ,2S MICHIGAN Southern, ssK: Illinois Central
Rock Isand, 1915; PittsburE ana Fort Wayne
e6H Western Union Telegraph, s3k.
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ANOTHER WFR-BEATER.-John A Clark residing
on Lippard street. yesterday beat his wife so badly
mat fears are entertained that she may not recover
John is az present residing In Moyamensing.
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MARINE-John McAdams and James Walker were
captured be the crew OF the Delaware Harbor Police
Boat No. last night In the act OF robbng the
schooner william II. Brenheld, commanded by Cap
in H. Jones. This morning the accused were taken
belors Alderman Cahill, who sent them to prison.
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FEIuHIKITY.-Eliza Wright, colored, residing on
laurence street. above Girard avenue, yesterday
assaulted an individual named Keyser, aud beat
him badly about the head. Alderman Burns sent
her To DrisOn.
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RoBBERY.-John w. Yeaths, colored, last night
assaulted female at Seventh and ST. Mary streets,
and took from her her pocket-book. Alderman Col.
Inns sent John to prison.
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CANIHEs-The dog detectives last week captured
~ nnmuZzled CANNES, But Of these were re-
deemed the remainder were asphyXlSEed,
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SHERIDAN's. RIDE.-Owing to the Importantly OF a
number of persons who have not yet seen Mr. T.
Buchanan Reads picture OF ''Sherdan's Ride" it
has been determined TO keep it on exhibition for
few days longer at the Artists Fund Gallery, on
Chestnut street, opposite the Mint. AS the painting
will positively be removed 10 few days, those VINO
wish to see il should do 30 at once
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DIsoRDERLY.-William Thomas is the name OF an
individual who last night assaulted and beat OiceI
Britner at Front and Poplar streets. Alderman
Eggleton sent william to Hotel de Moyamensing
WHO is THE OWNER ?-An owner is wanted at the
Delaware Harbor Police Station for a yawl sixteen
feet In length.
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ATTEMPTED Standardization Ross an indi-
vidual of unsound mind, yesterday attempted to
commit suicide by jumping of Market street bridge.
He taken into custody by one of the Sixth dis
trict officers and sent to the hlmshOuse
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OWNER WANTED.-John McFalls was arrested
yesterday having in his possession a blue cap and
black felt hat, for the ownership of which he could
not properly account. The goods are at the Sixth
District Station House, John is i'm prison.
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CoUPoNs.-Thomas Daniels, employed by John G.
Hooper residing near Media, last night disappeared
with s110 in coupons and two revovers. Word was
at once sent to this city, and the police are now IN
search of Thomas
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TILL-TAPPER.-A lad named James Speekan on
Saturday tapped the till OF the tavern OF Mr..
Dimmick, Brnghurst street, Germantown.
James was captured in the act and Alderman Good
sent him to the House OF Refuge
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A HoRsE TALE.-Between 2 and O'Clock this
morning horse that had been left IN pasture
road over She Germantown turnpike, and became
fastened therein. Ofilcers DeHaven and Peterman,
after much trouble, succeeded in extricating the
animal just in time to save q train bound for New
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DRowEED.-William Hook and John Plefer yes
terday hired batteau and went fishing Off PoiR.
Airy. Through some accident HoeS fell overheard
and was drowned. The crew OF the Harbor Police
Boat No 2recoyered the body and took 1t to his late
residence, Lawrence street, above Brown. Deceased
leaves a wife and two children.
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WHIsKY.-Officer McDonOugh yesterday arrested
one John Sweeney, residing at No. 1912 Seybert
street. on the charge OF drunkenness and dlsordery
conduct. On tie way to the station-house John
assaulted and beat the oriicer, and his brother
irving, both were marched to the Office of Alderman
Hood, who held John In $1,000 and Daniel in $500 bail
.
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/, o. w. B-Patrick Casey, residing on Birds
court, Yesterday INDUCED in the delectable
ment OF wifebeating. Patrick was subsequently
arrested and Alderman Massey held him in $500
bail TO answer.
Patrick Mcconnell, another Hiherniau, residing
No. 1925 Pearl street. yesterday attempted to make
an animal of his wife by clubbing her. Alderman
Massey held him in $500 bail TO answer
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DICKENS WORKS AT WHOLESALE PRICEs.-T. B.
Peterson Brothers, in consequence OF the great
demand for the works OF Charles Dickens caused
by the sudden death OF the novelist, have deter
mined to sell their numerous editions at wholesale
prices. This will be q rare opportunity for those
who wish to possess the writings OF Mr.. Dickens
to obtain them at small cost and the admirers OF the
deceased novelist should call and examine the ex-
tensive stock OF the Messrs Peterson. The works
will be sold singly or in sets.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-03
For Sale by B. L. MILES.
juno l6-6m-3mA
IA EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Hon. j T, HoFE. Prcs't Board of Regents.
G O SruRGEs, Sec'y
ALEX MARTIN. D. D.. President. and Profess
az Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+ S Lyon, A. M, Vice President, Profess.
or Of Eng. Literature, and Princip. Prep'y
Dept.
s G Stevens, "A. NJ, Professor of Astrono,
my aud Physics
Il H PrsRcE. A. NJ, Capt U. S. Az Pro-
fessor of Mathematics ofMilitary Tactics,
] STEVENSON. A. NJ, PHI D. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW WooD, Phi, D., Professor Of Ancicnt and
Modern Languages.
OW MlILER, A. NJ, Assistant in the Pre-.
raratOry Department.
DB PuPINroS, Tutor.
Geo NJ HAGANs, Esq, Superintendent OF the
Grounds and Buildings,
HUGH " Brock, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiolo.
gy and Hygiene.
Hon tonS A D1LE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begins LIST Tuesday in September.
WINTER Term LIST Monday in December
SPRnG Term Sd Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday, in June.
TuiTOS Preparatory, $500 per Term Of 10
weeks.
University, $500 per Term of 10
weeks.
BoARnISa-Not to exceed 81 per week,
l-j"Send stamp for Catalogue.
Morgautown, W Va.
Aug 10, le69.-lY.
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and the company shall pay 70 the party in
jurcd penalty Of City dollars for any such
neglect or refusal. and all damages result
ing tharefrom; aud every company that
shall neglect to keep such book open Tor
inspection as aforesaid shall forfeit to the
United States the sun Of City dollors FOR
every day it shall SO neglect TO be sued
for and recovered, 10 the name Of the Dec..
pie, 10 the supreme court Of the District OF
Columbia, aud when SO recovered tho
amount shall he paid into the treasury OF
said District Of Columbia, for the use
thereof.
cRNgTERIEs-IN
SEC. G. AaaJe Il further enacted, That
where Eve or more persons shall associate
themselves together for the purpose Of
forming a cemetery association in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. such persons shall have
the power to adopt corporate name, and
by That namo shall be known as body
corporate, aud by that name shall have
perpetual succession and invested with all
powers. rights, privileges, liabilities aud
immunities incident to corporations Said
persons, so associated, shall have power
10 acquire by gift. grant, or purchase any
lot or lots oflaud not exceeding City acres.
and lay out the same for burial place for
tho dead, with convenient aisles. and to
sell the same for such purpose and for no
other purposes, reserying a sufficient por-
ton thereof for tho burial of the stranger
andindigent Said persons, SO nss'ciatcd,
may have common seal and may alter
Or change tho same at their pleasure
Said association shall tavc power to in
close and ornament said burial. ground, to
build and erect Ilcarsc.h house and keep
the same in proper repair; to purchase u
hcarse or hearses; and to do all other nee
cssary acts TO the end that all tho appli-
anccs, convcniences. and benefit Of pub
lie and private cemetery may be desired
and obtained
....s. I
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A WAY WITH sPEoTAoLEs. Old eyes
a made new, easily, without doctor or med
icine Sent post paid on receipt Of 10 cents.
Address DR. Z B Footc, 100 Lexington Avenue,
New York
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yellow Pine FIOoring!

Yellow Pine Flooring!
NHE subscriber having rented the Comstock
Mill, VIII on thrl0lh of uctober, bn pre-
pared To GIL orders for my amount Of well sea.
soned Yellow Pine Flooring. Orders for Lum
Der addressed TO me- Mt Arbnckle. Mason coun.
ty, Vest W.. until the 10Th of October, and
after that time at this place. will be promptly
attended. Orders respectfully solicited, and
lumber extra well seasoned guaranteed.
o. q. LOOMS.
Point I1ssgan., September - me,
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sale at this office, full as.
~ sortmens Of Blank Deeds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
THE METHODIST STATE CONTENTION

ruIGo DAY, rGocEEDNGs-THE STATE COM
MTTEE.
SYRACUSE, Feb 2i.-The Business Committee
reported the following appointments to the state Com
p,ee charged with disseminating and rendering pract
cable the principles adopted by the Convention on We'd
uesday;
Co,1,ieepen at Lorge-The Rev Jesse T. Peck. ID. D..
G. p Tasfen of Albany. John NJ. Iatimor OF Penn YAM
William Il. woodn Of Auburn, the Rev: w H. Booe OF
OF Buffalo J. L. Taman OF Pcughkeepsie the Rev. j. W.
CSnirai Kesr York CONFERENCE.-The Row. d. D. Love.
ID. d.. tho Rev. j. b. Fooe. T. j. MeChesney, A. sand
ford W. W. Porter. L. Remington. -, =, an. n
Wyoming Conference.-The Rev. W. III. Olln' H. u
Prinde, tie Rov. W. n. Cobb.
fIoy Oonfrence.-The Rev. J. f. King, the Rev. C.
Bnrdick J. II. stofford, W. II. Van Alstne. IL. Wilson.
Black Rrer Co,iferense.D. A. Stewart, the Rev. j. g.
Bingham. the Rev. L. Clarke, Willard Ives
Nslo- FORK East Conference.-The Rev G.. /. Taylor.
George Wilson, samuel Booth, John Stevenson.
Nee York COujerenc,.C. C. North, Stephen Barker j.
L. soa Rev. A. Flock. Benjamin Wltse, George IL.
Gensses Conyerence-George NJ. Copeland. Henry H.
Otis, the Rev. 5, b. Dickinson, the Rev. >; hunt; o.,
East Genesee Conference.-The Rev. William II. Good
win, H. & Chubbuck. H. Wilcox, the Rev. H. HogeDooh''
the Rev. william Manning.
1t resolved that the Convention express no opinion
concerning tho desraby Of lay delegations vote OF
thanks passed 20 tho citizens OF Syracuse for the
encouragement given 20 the Central Methodist UnVer-
sty by the City Of Syracuse by the contribution OF
100000. The special order, spiritual Life ana Church
Discipline" was reported upon BY the Rev. W. H. Booe
| OF New.York
| pa.o,u,,ons wore adopted counselng Methodsts to
consecrate themselves entirely to Gods work; advising
the restoration the primitive practices Of the Church
as tho means Of spiritual advancement and conforming
| Goddess auusemcnts, such Doyolreading. gaming,
| theator-go social and public dancing
Al the afternoon session, report from the busihesS
Committee in favor OF making further overtures for
uuion with the Methodist Church South was tabled Ihe
special order Family It's divine INSTRUCTIONS an oVli'
cattona and ITS dangers" reported upon abI as
rn.,ed A minute was entered commemorative OF lho
ate Arson O. Burlingnme The Rev. Dr. fech passea q
n"Icgv on the deceased rs statesman who was an ar
! J.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
THE DRAMA.
MT. LESTER WALLACE,

Mr.. Lester Walack's last appearances this
at his theater will DO made tonight and at
to-morrows Matinee. He viii play RoyG, in Z" Wild
Oats" this evening and ChalcOe tomorrow afternoon
Tho house ought TO be crowded. Mr.. Walack is
artist who deserves the admiration Of this community.
lilo has earned It, The excellence TO which
oustomcd, however is the last that properly appce
oiate. That is human nature Mr Walack has no supe
ror any stage, la tho mechanism OF his art. Upon
that, he brings to bear fine intelligence,
keen wit, liberal knowledge OF tho world, thorough
experience OF profession. aud the enthusiasm OF
genial temperament Besides. he speaks good English.
These merits have their positive value. They
are. OF course, understood by thoughtful Obsery-
ers q the stage But it is well, on some
occasions point them This IL of the occasions
Mr. Waack should receive such farewell greeting, to-
night VIII show the publo- regard for old fayorite
DE idle whm and such will keep his heart warm
for many day. in the remembrance OF friendship Mr.
Walack will 60 Boston, toward the end Of next wcea
being under engagement 10 appear AT the Boston Thea
ter ON the tn OF March Later in that month he wiact
NJ Hartford Eew-Hayeu Providence. Springfield Lowell.
Lynn. and several other noted New England cities.
Abundant prosperity has crowned Mr. WalaekS labors
this season The present week has been devoted To var
city, one OF its chief charms has been Mr.. Fishers Trip
isf IhIt Hnc pcriormancc-sO sweet la ttt humorous
quaiu and .nplc endernessnay be seen again to
morro,. night ours" at tEe Matinee. lost a. Sea-
on Monday.
sTEfNwAY HNLL--PROF HoHDE.
The attention of our readers is again called
TO Prof Rohdo's exhibition THE World Before the Dot
ugcp Thi. remarkable work viii DO again shown, this
evening al sielnway Han No one IN qnest OF genuine
should be deferred by it, learned name
IL l. bright various aud enjoyable representation OF
the physical history 81 the world aad no one can see it
witlout benefit.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mira Howard Paul will sing nj Association
u f ~ q vuff lu ttil e
=. Girtcbcuk's benefit tonight mt the French
Thsutct puDilo should ctJoy the occc"ion.
AID make the benefit good one.
The chief novelty for Saturday night Will be
raTiu, BOOTHS Ineaer hrst tine mere, win
Mrs. Waller % Iieucd. aud Mr.. sheridan fd-f0.
" Masks aud Faces Will Dc repeated at Naiiack+
Mr. Waller will enact Deg NcrribeS in Guy
Manurrins," AZ Newark, y. j.. next Monday evening.
several t mbcr- OF Mr. BOOTHS theatrical company win
participate in the representation OF this very agreeable
musical play.
Nine Maiintes on Saturday. At BOOTHS,
Hamlet" AZ MaacS's. "Ougs." At Woods Museum,
"fRllah Rookh." AT the Grand Opera House, the
Twelve Temptations" AZ the Olympic Foxs comic Ham
L Al the Filth Avenue rAcatcr. ErJu FTou' Al the
NcwNprk Circus fnc variety hill At Niblos, linus.
fallen" with Mr. aud Mrs Barney Williams m the chief
characters. Al Association Hail. Mrs. Howard Paul IN