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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-09-30
THURSDAY, October 10th, 1876
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY F.!

Driving and Work Horses, spring Colt,
yoke ofOXen, 8 Fat Cattle, A Mich Cows,
2 Calves, A young Cattle, 3 Sows and Pigs,
Hogs, two-horse Carriage, 1 open Bug
gy, two,horse Road Wagon, two-horse
Spring Wagon, Ok Cart, l Horse Rake,
l Sleigh and Bells, Stump Fuller, Rol-
Ter, Threshing machine, Moving ma
chine, Grain Fan, Seed Drill, ! Corn
Shelter, Carriage, Wagon and Plough
Harness, Ploughs, Harrows, Cultiyators,
and Farming Utensils generally.
Also about $50 bushels Oats, 200 bush
els Wheat, Fl tons of Timothy Hay, II
acres of Corn in the ground, a lot of Sor-
ghum, barrels of Vinegar, together with
a variety of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April ).
Memorial Services of the late Gen. Geo.
III. Thomas.

President Grant and all the members of his
Cabinet except Mr.. Boutwell,, who is absent
| from the city, Chief Justice Chase and all the
associate Justices of the Supreme Court with
many Senators and Representatives, attended
the memorial services this evening in the
Representatives Hall. in honor of Gen. Geo.
II. Thomas. The hall was appropriately dec
oroted and large audience was in attend
ance. Gen. Cox, Sec'y of the Interior. pre-
sided. assisted by Vice President Coltax and
Speaker Blaine. Addresses of eulogy were
made by Gen'ls McCook, Cox and Sherman,
and the services concluded with the following
| resolutions, which were adopted:
Resolved, That in the simple but massive
greatness, exact justice and entire devotion to
the interests of his country. which character
| lied Gen. Thomas, we recognize his likeness
TO him who was first in war, first in peace,
and first in the hearts OF his.countrymen."
Resolved, That his name and memory can
never perish from the hearts of his soldiers or
| his countrymcn, and the last sad tribute we
can pay to him is to thus record our love, our
admiration and our reverence.
Gen. Sherman said his mind turned back 80
years ago, when life was fresh and new, and
in this connection he spoke of intimacy with
Gen. Thomas while in Florida, and then
traced the military career of his deceased
comrade. concluding with the remark that his
| death might be traced to the long exposure
and shock that ever attends the tumults OF
war, and to the Providence of that God who
rules all things for the best.
| Chief Justice Chase said he and his associ-
ates of the Supreme Court came to join our
! honored President and his Cabinet, and the
| Representatives and all of their fellow citi-
zens, in their homage TO the memory of the
great soldier whom the nation mourns. He
also spoke of Gen. Thomas as a private citi-
zen, possessed of singular intelligence and ac-
curacy of information. If he were called upon
to name his most distinguishing feature, he
wond say it was self abrogation; perhaps it
would be lHore correct to say absolute uncon-
sciousness of self. His patriotism was pro-
found and sincere, but it was not the patriot
ism which lives upon lips. He was withou,
fear and without reproach.
Gems. Garfield and Stoughton of the House
of Representatives, and Senators Warner and
Schurz followed, paying high and eloquent
tribute to the manly and soldierly virtues OF
Gen. Thomas.
The Senate to-day confirmed Michael Nidal
of Louisiana, Consul at Tripoi, and VIM.
Governem Morris, Marshal of California.
The House Committee on Territories will
on Thursday consider the proposition to ad-
nit New Mexico as a State.
Commissioner Delano authorizes the use OF
the Holt self mixing stamp canceller.
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New YORK, April l.
The Stock Exchange to-day voted 4S0 to
l4l in favor Of new building
The suit of j. Grau to retain the possession
OF the french theatre, against the attempt Of
the owner to dispossess him for non payment
of rent was granted o-day.
One thousand Chinese cigar makers will
soon be imported to this city from San Fran
cisco.
The Supreme Court of Mexico has decided
adversely on the claims of Messrs Norton and
Whitcomb, who furnished money to General
Santa Anna in 1866, while he was in New
York, and received in security all the pro-
perty of Santa Anna in Mexico.
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Certain French medical statisticians, have
made discovery which will doubtless raise
commoton among the fair sex. They con-
tend that .'since women have loosened their
corsets the annual mortality has decreased
eighteen and a half per cent" and that since
they have 'loaded their heads with hideous
chignons cerebral fevers have increased sew
enty-two and three quarters per cent"
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.

BERLIN, April ).
The North German Gazette says, in view
of the demands and threats of Denmark with
respect TO North Schleswig, the restoration Of
friendship with Prussia is impossible
DUBLIN, April 8.
The Wardford Mail announces the passage
of the Irish force bill, and appears in mourn
ing for the death of the liberty of the press.
LONDON, April 5.
The House of commons in committee con-
tinued the consideration of the Irish bond
bill.
Mr.. Gladstone offered an amendment Civ
ing tenant compensation for his loss of
holding the amount of damages to be assessed
by the court.
John Walter literally objected to the
amendment. as an advance on the Premiers
original demands.
Mr.. Ball, the member from Dublin, de-
plored the charges made by the minority on
the BILL and charged the government with
timidlty and vascillation. A general discus
sion followed. and the amendment was car
ried, 293 to 1873.
MADRID, April !.
The enforcement of the CONSUMPTION law
was commenced yesterday throughout Spain.
The proceedings were generally quiet, but
disturbances were reported in some places.
In Barcelona there was much agitation. The
people at Baniors threw up barricades, and
hte troops charged and took them. In the
town of Sohr, near Barcelona, the rioters
made some resistance and ten men were
killed. 1t is reported to-day that the order
will be enforced in Barcelona and vicinity.
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rumselers. A lot of liquor, consisting of
rum and whiskcy, was seized at the store of
Henry Lincoln on State street Monday after
noon, and yesterday afternoon two packages
of the vile stuff were seized at the store of
Bartlett & Hartwell on Water street. The
effort Of our city authorities to close up the
rum holes will be seconded and applauded by
every good citizen.
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Halifax Items.

HALIFAX, y. s., April s.
Lieut. Governor Doyle leaves in May for
four months absence in Europe.
The New Foundand Seal fishing is pros
porous this season.
The New Foundland Legislature met yes
terday, 20 members, all anti-confederates, be-
ing present.
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Accidents at Sea,

Woops HOLE, Mass, April 5.
Bark Nellie Fcnwick, from Pierra Leone
for Boston, is ashore on Holmes Hole harbor,
with loss of anchors chains and bowsprit.
Steamer Neptune from Boston to n. Y. is
at anchor off Woods Hole with loss of her
rudder.
Steamer Glaucus from New York for Bos-
ton, is at anchor near the Neptune.
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expert.

The Sprague Manufacturing Company have
purchased the Lancaster ledge, better known
as the Ballard ledge, situated on ''Man Top"
Cushnoc heights. The granite from this
ledge has good reputation and will undoubt-
eddy be used in the operations ofthe company at
the dam, in repairing the structure and pushing
forward other works in the vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-06

The billiard saloon of Thomas S. Bartlett,
in the hall in Granite Bank building, has been
closed, and the tables and fixtures disposed Of
to the L. S. Military Asylum in this city, to
afford amusement to the disabled soldiers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-06

Patrick Hogan was arrested on Monday
evening for committing a nuisance on the
bridge. He was committed to Jail and yester-
day morning paid fine and was liberated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-06

The contract for furnishing to the State
2000 copies of the Revised Statutes, was yes
terday awarded by the Governor and Council
to Bailey 4 Noyes of Portland, they being
the lowest bidders. Bids were received from
five or six publishing firms.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, April 5.
COTTON-sales 1900 bales mid uplands a34
FLOUR-statc dull; round hoop Ohio 4s0a600
western 435 $50; southern J60a915.
WHEAT-sales 81, 900 bu; No2. Milwaukee ll2
winter red and amber western l2ial261. Illinois
10; white Mich. 49,
CORN-new mixed western, l07gl0s; old do
los all0 in store.
OATS-state G, dG5; western 5Ga571s.
PORk-mess 26.a5 az 90; prime l925g2l.00.
LARD-steam IA Isl, Kettle do 15ss dl53..
BUTTER-steady Ohio Il ago; state 20d2s.
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Loss of a Propeller.
PEEKsKILL. \. Y. Anril

PEEKsKILL, n. Y, April 8.
The propeller John Taylor, from Albany,
ran on Cooks Island. at the entrance of the
highland this morning, and broke in two.
She will be a total loss. All of the passengers
and hundred thousand dollars worth of mer-
chandise on board will be saved. the boat
was valued at 100000
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a Assessors Notice.
The inhabitants Of the
city Of AUGUSTA,
Are hereby notified TO bring in to the undersigned
Previous to the 10th Day of May next,


Previous to the 10th Day Of May next,
YNRUE and Perfect Lists of their Polls, and all
i their Estates Real and Personal not by Law
exempt from Taxation, which they were possessed
of on the LIST day of April 1870. also all property
held by them in trust. Guardian, Executor, AID.
ministrator or otherwise.
For the purpose of receiving said lists and ad
ministerEg the necessary oaths thereto, and max
ing such examination as is by Law authorized, we
will be in session at the Aldermens Room on the
two last Saturdays previous to the expiration OF
the time named above, to wit; April 30th and May
A. NJ, and from ? to O'Clock, T. NJ, Sundays ex-
cepted, and any personal interview or examination
of property by us will not be considered waiver
on our part of the liability of any person to bring
in TO true and perfect lists of his or her taxable
property.
Printed Blank Lists of property liable to taxation
will be furnished application
JOSEPH W; PATTERSON Assessors
j. S TURNER, of
SUMNER BARTON Augusta.
Augusta, April ? 1870, t5apr&i5-lm
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The owners of vessel property in Ellsworth
met last Wednesday afternoon. to organize
an association having for its object the pro-
lection and careful consideration of the inter
ests of this class of property by the city au-
thorites, in the future. y. A. Joy was chosen
Chairman and d. G. Eaton Secretary.
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Suicidal Attempt.

CTICA, n. y, April ).
On Monday afternoon German in West
Utica made three attempts to hang himself in
his own yard, his wife watching him from a
window. Twice he was interrupted and once
the rope was too long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-06

A gentleman in this city, on putting on his
overcoat yesterday morning found one of the
outside pockets cut in two places, it evidently
having been done by some person intent on
plumber. The gentleman had been on the
street the evening previous. The appear
expert.
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Offer Of the Indians to Assist the
Canadian Government.
OTTAWA, Canada, April 5.

OTTAWA, Canada April ..
In Parliament last night, Sir John Mac
Donald said the government had received no
information under Mr. Scott in the Red River
territory. Col. johnson, Chief of the Six
Nation Indians, residing on the Brantford
reservation, has offered 800 of his braves to
serve in the Red River county. The gov
eminent will decide in a few days whether
or not the offer be accepted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-06

Mr.. II. 3. Pinkham, owner of the Tontine
House, at Brunswick, has taken the manage
ment of the hotel personally and is thorough
ly renovatng and refurnishing it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-06

To bee or not to bee, was the question with
the man who was convicted in the courts of
stealing bee hive. He should hereafter bee
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, April s.
Money easy at ja6 per cent though greenbacks
are scarce and banks We're borrowing among them.
selves.
Gold firm and steady during the afternoon, clos
ing at III.
Governments stronger and the last sales were the
highest prices of the day. The following the
closing atoms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-06

The ice moved down river Monday night
and the river is now clear for navigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-06

The Governor and Executive Council are
now in session.
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Republican Majority.

CLEVELAND, o., April 5.
The republican majority is eleven hundred
in the city and two in the council. The pro-
hibition ticket received 230 votes.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANcIsco, April !
EMPLOYMENT to Poor LabOrers.

-Four hundred poor laborers were to-day
set to work by the city commissioners, on
grading the Yerba Buena Park. The com
missioners propose to employ about 1900 men
in all. The Governor has signed a bill rails
ing the legal rate of interest from to 10 per
cent.
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Our readers are referred to the advertise
ments of our local savings banks in our col
umns.
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An Engineer Fatally Burned.

john Copp, engineer of the Iron Works at
Danvers, was burned to-day, it is feared IA
tally, by the escape of steam
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FROM BOSTON.
BosroN, Mass, April s..
Laborers on the strike.

Some two hundred laborers employed dig
ging down Fort Hill, are on the strike for in
crease of pay from Sl.75 to $500 per day.
Meantime the contractors are putting up a
steam shovel, which is expected to do the
work.
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Amendments BY the Governor.


Timothy Rhodes, Washington, to solemnize
marriages.
John Hart, Pressure Isle, to solemnize mar
riages. e4
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
Benjamin Dole Bryent, Webster, J. p. Q.
CUMBERLAND.
Hosea j. Robinson, Portland, J. Z. Q.
HANCOCK.
Joseph II. Doyle, Franklin j. P. Q.
kENNEBEc.
VIM. Il. Smell, Winthrop, Not. Pub.
Hiram p. Weeks, Pittston, j. Z. q.
Frederick A. Chase, Fayette, J. +. q.
Alanson Il. Farwell, Augusta. j. Z. z.
PENoBsCoT.
Isaac Libby, Bradford, j. P. Q.
Sidney Ii. Bond, Stetson, ). Z. z.
PIsCATAoUIs.
Joseph Drew, Parkman, Trial Justice.
SOMERSET
Reuben s. Young, Starks, Trial Justice.
Lawrence Williams IIartland, Trial JUS
ticc.
S. II. Willard, Athens, Ded. Justice.
William S. Gardner, Canaan, Trial Justice,
William ID. Hayden, Madison, j. 7. q.
WALDO.
John A. Bracket, Lincolnville, j. 7. Q.
Ebenezer Stevens, Liberty, j. 7. Q.
Lorenzo Garcclon, Troy. j. z. Q.
YORK.
Isaac d. Phillips, kittery PIT, J. 7. Q.
William +. Moody, Kennebunkport, Not.
Pub.
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marricD.

In Hallowe "a inst by Rev. c. Fuller, VIM. II
Luce to Miss Carrie +. Winter, both Of Augusta.
In Freeman, 2lst ult., samuel stowers to Mrs.
Mary \. Luce.
In New sharon, 2sth ult., Charles II Cox of
Starks, to Miss Annie NJ Trask of New Sharon.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April 5.
FLOUR--sprng extras 365s525. .tt
WHEAT-No. |. s7as9; No. ,, 76sT6H
CORN-dull at u for No. 3; 7975 for no grade.
OATS-No. |, 39H.
MESS PORK-26 0062625.
BARLEY-dull at 1890 for No.2; ss94ofor Nos
LARD-liA 9li1..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.

new OTk StOCk MARKET
New YORK. April 5.
Marposa. 81.
do. pfd. l2R
Canton Co. "a
Cumberland Co, 32S
Western Union Tel. Co. 3zi,
Quicksilver Mining Co. 9h
Pacific Mail, 36A
Boston Water Power, liz
Boston, Hartford X Erie, AZ
Adams Elk. Co. 81
Wells, Fargo h Co. 20
American Merchants I'm. 80
L. 5 Eek. Co. IS
n. Y. Central and Hudson River, 32h
do scrip, So.
Harlem I1A
Reading TR
Lake shore and Michigan Southern, s6H
Mich Central, ll9}s
Illinois Central, l4O
Cleveland 4 Piltsburg, 70
Chicago Il North Western, I'm
do preferred TN
Chicago & Rock Island. Il7%
Mil. & st. Paul, 6lt
do preferred, I4S
Toledo Wabash n Western. IS
Toledo Wabash h Western preferred -
Pittsburg 4 Fort Wayne, 1S
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Birch rods make the best baby Jumpers.
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Nocal ami State Nems.

Agricultural mending-potato patches.
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Stevens Condition Powders
For Horses and Cattle.

vJ,HE Best Powders ever discovered. All we ask
i is one trial and people will he convinced. Price
only IS cents per package. CHAS +. STEVENS,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, l27 Bridge St., East
Cambridge, Mass.
For sale by a. c. DANA, 7 Union Block, Au-
gusta. Sinlo'
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The best cure for dirt is the water cure.
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We learn form the Wing that Judge God
frey has appointed Ambrose c. Flint Esq,
former County Treasurer, as Register of Pro-
bate pro tenn. to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Joseph Bartlett, Esq, former
Register. Mr.. Flint has received the appoint
mcnt of the Governor.
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DirD.

In Pennington, eth ult., Mrs Elizabeth Ground
err, aged - Years.
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Augusta Lodge a; the Cony House last even
ing was provided in the best style known to
the art of hotel keeping, and was keenly rel
ished and enjoyed by the members of the
lodge and invited brethren. After the rcpast
followed an intellectual treat, which consisted
of brief and pithy speeches by some of the
brethren. Previous TO the supper occurred
the annual election and installation of officers,
the names of which we shall give in to-mor-
rows paper.
Somerset Lodge, No. 81, of Skowhegan,
have made arrangements for grand enter
tlinment on Monday evening next, in connec-
ton with work in the third degree. Visiting
brethren will be present from Arson, Port
land, Augusta and other places. A supper
will be provided in the hall of the lodge, and
there will be speeches and other entertain
ment. Members Of the fraternity of this city
are cordially invited to be present
Agents are sending circulars all over Maine
which the majority cant understand, and our
local agents are overrun with letters about
the bounty declared to be due to certain men
under decision of the Supreme Court of the
L. s. The decision applies to those men
who enlisted prior to July 22d 1861, and who
have not received bounty for that enlistment.
1t gives the bounty of 500 to those men, and
not to those who enlisted after that date. We
derive the above information from Messrs.
Baker & Weeks of this city
The annual meeting of Atlantic Engine
Company was held at the hall of the company
on the east side of the river on Monday even
ing. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Foreman-James B. Woodman.
Assistant Foreman-W. b. Leighton.
Foreman Of Hose-L. w. Clark
assistant Foreman Of Hose-W. L. Potter.
CLERKS. p. Plummer.
All the above officers are veterans in the
service, and this company which has always
been on its ''taps," is well organized for the
year The members were paid their'yearly
salaries on Monday evening. The entire
company with the exception of two or three
members, have volunteered 10 serve another
year.
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Call at Iluntingtons and examine their Gus
tom-made spring oyercoats and suits. 100
Water St lw
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To get rid of that disagreeable tickling in
the throat and that hacking cough, use Rich's
Vegetable Cough Cordial.
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Don't poison your head with those miserable,
filthy compounds which have done much mis-
chief but use Natures Hair Restorative, which
cleanses the scalp restores gray haIr, and checks
the hair from falling of 1t is perfectly clean and
contains nothing injurious. see advertisement.
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Why were the street lamps not lighted
Monday evening? 1t was dark muddy and
a storm and gale prevailed.
But while the lamp holds out TO burn,
The yilest sinner may return.
Yes; but suppose the lamp is not lighted?
The New York herald., 1870-01-01
He Fired Back.

The Coroners jury in the case of the watch
man murdered by a junk pirate have brought
in verdict against the ruffian, and we hope
there will be no unnecessary delay in the sue
ceeding steps to the gallows. It is swift JUS
tice that appalls the hearts of these wretches.
Tell them they are to be hanged in year and
they laugh. There are so many chances turn
ing up in year-so much may be done in that
time. But tell them they shall be hanged in
three days, and prove it by some examples,
and punishment has some terror, not only for
the individual, but for the whole class. The
scope of the common mind seldom reaches
beyond to-day-never beyond next week
and the unframed intellect cannot comprehend
with any sense Of its reality what is to take
place in an ill-defned future. There is no
moral doubt Of the guilt Of the man Perry,
and we presume his guilt can be made as clear
legally as it is morally. The positive declara-
The New York herald., 1870-01-01
MUSICAL AMI THEATRICAL NOTES.

New Years Day is not. by any means, great day
at our theatres. Almost everybody who cares for
amusement WILL on this particular day, seek it else
where than within the four walls OF playhouse.
This "a why it is that so few matinee performances
are announced for this afternoon. At the Fifth
Avenue theatre we are promised "Every body's
Friend,, at the Olympic, the drama Of ''Under the
C;aslght;n at the Grand Opera House, Lngard, Dun
ming and "Pluto;, at the Museum, the gorgeous
.Dorabella;'' ut TamInany, "Bad Dickey;" at the
Bowery, The Forty rhicves;'' at the Circus Gin
varieties; at the Comque varicues at the Waverley,
minstrelsy and at H0oey's Opera House. in Brook
lyn a dose OF the same. The Onondaga gypsum
gypsy win receive his friends, as usual at Apollo
Hall. For the evening good programmes have been
arranged AT all OF the theatres, and 1T Is more than
largely paronized by such happy callers as not
completely tired out alter the trying latgues Of tho
dav.