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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18

D DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE z.

RevoIt II D HOuoo 81 B~efuRo-boy1
Arrosted-senteaeed-Senater Csnk.
ling and tho Associated Prcss.
New YoRx, May lS.-A revolt &C.
Cured In the slloe-shop Of tho House
Of Refuge yesterday, in which several
parties were severely cut. Twenty
six boys were arrested.
Sentence was passed today oil Lib.
bic Garrabrant, convicted Of murder In
the first degree.
Washington specials say Conkling's
unjust and indecent attack upon the
Associated Pres, In the Senate Inns
aroused the indignation of the entire
journalistic profession. No member
Of Congress has asked or received SO
many favors from the Associated Press
rs he.
The Senate ForeiRa Committee 81
she Alabama Qucstion.
New YoRK, May 1S.-Tho Senate
Foreign Rotations Committee arc I'M
derstood to have agreed upon the fol-
lowing: a4
RESOLVED. That the Senate advise the
Present to consent to the proposition
Of the British Government, contained
In his message Of the 18th instant, for
an addition to the treaty of Washing
ton Of May 8, 1871.
Four Senators are In favor Of the
resolution, two in favor of returning
the proposition to the President, and
one for modification.
Spanish AtrscIties .'Caba.
NEW York, May 49, Letters re-
ceived yesterday from Cuba say that
on tho 18th Of February last two hun
drcd Spanish troops, under command
Of regular officers, surprised a camp
occupied by Cuban families and muir
dered every one In 1t. The victims
were twenty-five women, six children
and twelve old men.
Wife Murder and Suicide.
CHICAGO, May l7.-At 100 South
Morgan street, this forenoon, q man
named Simmons shot and fatally
wounded his wife, and then put a bull
let through his own head, falling dead
by her side. The parties had lived un-
happily together for a number of
years, but recently had been living
apart. The wife took steps to procure
a divorce, which is the supposed cause
Of the terrible tragedy.
CHICAGO, May 1s.-The details OF
the dreadful domestic tragedy in this
city yesterday, add little to the facts
already telegraphed. Simmons de-
serted his wife four years ago without
the means to support herself and two
children, and failing to contribute to
their support, she applied for a d.
vorce. Yesterday, by appointment,
lie met her at the house Of her sister,
and asked her II she would abandon
her efforts to procure a divorce and
live with him. She answered in the
negative, and he then fred three shots
at her, the last Of which took effect In
her lead. He then turned tho pistol
and shot himself through the mead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18

Jusr ARMvED.-M. +. Waller Is now
opening his new and large stock o
clothing, of latest styles, fine furnish
ing goods, latest style of hats, boots,
shoes. trunks, aud everything con-
tanned In n flrst-class clothing store, Il
which he calls public attention, as hl:
motto Is: "Quick sales and small
profits ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18
LYONS ~KATHAiRoN,

LYONS kAT
For Preserving and Beautiiyins tho Hn.
man Hair. To Prevent Its Falllns Ont
and TurnlnE Gray.
A welLprcserved Head ofHair, In . person oil
middle age, at onee bespeaks refinement, el-
cyancc, health and beauty. It may truly be
called woman's Growing Glory, while men are
no, iusensible to Its advantages and charms.
Few things are more disgusting than thin, ffiz.
zly, harsh, untamsd Hair. with head and coat
covered with Dsndruf. Visit a barber and you
feel and look like q anew man. This Is what
LYONS KATHAIRoN will do all the time.
The charm which lie. In well placed Hair. CLOS
~ Curls, luxuriant Tresses. and aclesn Head
4, noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18
How Not to Die

How Not to Die.
Thousands fall q prey to disease not because
tho malad,es that Affect them are necessarily m
tai, but because they lack the requisite amount
OF active vitality to make Q valiant resistance 70
the enemy. II Is q wise precaution to keep the
body slways In q state Of defence always pre-.
pared to "fcnd Cd" the germs OF epidemic and
other disorders, and to bafle the evil influence
OF damp miasma and sudden thermometIical
changes. There Is no difficulty In doing this.
II Is q fact as well authenticated n that two and
two make four, that Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers Is specially adapted to this purpose, and
for thu simple reason that Its invigorStinR and
regulating properties are superior to those OF
any other medicine In the world. During the
twenty years that 1t has been In general use,
ample opportunities have been Afforded to com.
pare Its medicinal properties with those Of other
preparations claiming to be Of Q similar class.
and the result has been Its adoption BY the
American people rs the standard tonic OF the
ace, Its introduction Into evnry civilized por.
lion OF the western hemisphere. and an annual
sale which dwarfs into insiguincance the do
mand for all Its would-be competitors
The record upon which Its popularity, rosts II
acuriosity IN medical literature, for 1t Includes
an almost unlimited variety Of human aiiment,
and disabilities. In fact, no other remedy poe,
sesscs such a variety by hygienic virtues, and
n IL 10 these characteristics that II owes III
prestige as q household medicine.
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Daily yield about 80 tons OF good
paying gold ore. Drifting both north
and south Is being theoretically car
ried forward in order 10 prospect tho
mine aud open out new ore bodies,
and a contract has been let to sink the
main incline deeper. This mine Is
being energetically and judiciously
worked, and Is looking exceedingly
we'll. Tho south drift ut the 100 foot
level Is In excellent ore. The drill
south at the 300-foot, or lowest level,
has cut into q fine body of ORE. No
cross-cuts are made as yet, but when
there are. good developments are sure
to follow. The sinking Of the main
incline deeper will commence on Mon
day next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
BITTERs.
3. T.-1S80-x.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is the
sheet-auchor OF 1.-THE feeble and debllltated. As
q tonic and cordial for the aged and languld 1t
has NO equal among stomschies. A . remedy
for the nervous weakness 10 which women are
especially subject, 1t Is supervising every other
stlmulant. In all climates. tropical, temperate,
or frisld, It acts as a specific In overy species Of
disorder which undermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits. fe9o y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18

FoR tho very best Photographs. 20 to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without TAIRS-
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-14

situacion, y es bueno que para enton.
ces no haya rencillas, no haya preven-
clones, no haya 6dios entire todos los
que de espanoles blasonen en- Puerto
Rico. Polftica de espanolismo, polftica
ancha, noble y magnanima de patrio-
tismo debe hacerse en- Puerto Rico,
polftica que atienda 4 la integridad del
territorio en- primer termino y 4 las
opiniones de partido como cosa secun-
daria, polftica que evite exclusivismos
y represalias para que manana sean
mayores las represalias y los exclusi-
vismos, cosa siempre dolorosa y triste,
pero mas adn en- Ultramar, en- donde
la sospecha vaga de filibusterismo 6
de laborantismo, justifcarfa a los ojos
de Espa1a extremidades que pidieran
el dia de manana los que ante todo y
sobre todo quieren sacar a salvo la
santaintegridad de la patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-14
N0TICIAS DE LA PENINSULA.

Por ell vapor correo Gwipstgcoa en-
trado en- nuestro puerto esta mariana,
hemos recibido correspondencias y
peri6dicos. He aquf algunas noticias
que ampliaremos ell viernes:
FL nuevo intendente general de Hacien.
da de la isla de Cuba, don Manuel Cancio
villamil, sale en- este vapor-correo para Ia
Habana. :.
El senor Perez de la Riva, electo gober-
nador civil y polftico de la Habsna, va
tambien en- Ell mismo duque.
NO es cierto, como dice un peri6dico
que el senior Gasset deje Ell ministerio de
Ultramar, como tanpoco 10 es que 81 Sc
nor Gomez Marin, sub secretsrio del mis-
mo departamento, lie sustituya.
-Por real 6rden expedida por 81 minis.
terlo de Ultramar Sc ha dispuesto que SO
haga extensive todas la producciones ma
turales de la isla de Puerto Rico la fran
quicla que para las mieles establece ell ar
t(culo 18l de Ia instruction de aduanas
de aquella isla, previas las formalidades y
garantfas Ell ell mismo y en- ell 1872. :
-Por el ministerio de Ultramar SO ha
dicho al jefe econ6mico de Puerto Rico
que para poder formar por dicho de.
partamento un jnic'o exacto de la refor-
ma iniciada por decreto de la regencia
del reino de 24 de JUNO de 1871, es
indispensable que tanto la junta para la
retorma de los ANGELES de aduanas de
aquella isla, como los individuos 6 co:
merciantes que forman opinion distinta,
funden sus calculos en- las balanzas dlti-.
mas. "4i
Ell jefe econ6mico de Puerto Rico
don Olegario Andrade, ha dirigido un te
legrama al ministro de Ultramar, consul
tando 81 creia conveniente que los 100000
pesos que Sc habian mandado entregar en-
tres plazos la isla de Cuba, podrfa remi-
tirlos de una vez, pues tenfa existencias
para verl6carlo sin periudicar ell servicio
de la isla. E! senor Gasset le ha autoli-
zado para que desde luego 10 remita todo
de una vez, y lie ha dado las gracias por
ell interes y acierto con que ha nhrado es-
te asunto. !:
-Por ell ministerio de Hacienda SO ha
diligidO una communication al de Ultramar +:
encareciendole disponga que por las adua-
mas de Cuba, Puerto Rico y Flipnas Sc
expidan los cores l'ondientes certi6cados
de orfgen para los frutos de aquella isla
que exporter para la Peninsula.
En- efecto, varios ciudadanos Sc dis
putaban Ell jueves en- la Gale del Arenal
la conquista de tan alto tftulo.
"A 10000 hombres Sc elevara la cifra
del elercito permanente, segun los pro.
yectos que el general C6rdova Sc propone
l'eVar q las C6rtes, y las reservas ser&n
4nuy numerosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-14

Procedente nuestro ilustrado CORES.
ponsal el ST.. A. r dela situacion cal
do en- JUNO, sas cartas desde ent6nccs
naturalmente saturadas de espfritn dc
oposicion al Ainistro Ruiz Zorrilla.
las hemos 8 suprimido q musilado.
pues en- los principles del partido na-
clonai que e BoIEr1N representa-. 10
Cabe hacer oposicion & ai1gun gobier-
no espsfiol. Mas Ia correspondence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-14

mas Gual. l.-Floriano Rodriguez. Sau-
nion.-Andres Orfegueira.-Jaciato Dali
mau.-Anselmo Perez.--Franeisco M.
Bruno.-Joaquin Lebron.- Juan Brura.---
Manuel Puente Paul. Roman Pomales.-
Santiago Lebron. Nicolas Rodriguez
Eustasio Lasarte. - Juan Vilella.-Anto-
Mo Delgado.-Manuel Santa Marina
Jose Cortes.- Cristobal Posras. -Benito
Tuero. -Silverio Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-14

"El PrOgresO,'' como era de esperar.
no admlte el procedimiento que lie hemos
propuesto para averiguar en- que partido
de los dos contendientes estan los hombres
de Lares. -
Els natuI al que no le convenga Ia pu-
blicacion de listas nominales que hasta en-
la Historic de Lares Sc suprimieron. Como
que entire los procesados habia dos ex-re-
dsctores de nuestro colega.
FL 6rgano satlrico del refurmismo ha
tocado ell violon al querer adivinar quien
fu6 el autor del manifesto del Comite libe-
ral-conservador de esta Capital.
Las bolas diveFsas que en- varios pue-
bios de la isla ruedan acerca de los per-
canoes que dicen haber ocurrido al Direc-
tor de este peri6dco, demuestran que
nuestros adversarios son muy generosos y
que nos quieren mucho.
Gracias, SenoreS por tanto favor. -.
Hay espinas, sin embargo, que al que
rerlas arrancar Sc entierran mas y hacen
mas daho.
Debemos decir en- contestacion avarias
cartas recibidas que la persona objeto de;
tantas mentiras sigue, hasta hoy al menos,
sin novedad y sin cuidado; sigue dispuesta a
no retroceder un 8pice en- Ia Inca de con-
ducta que su patriotismo y Gus conviccio-'.
mes lie han trazado. :
Sentimos que nuestras ocupacioness nos
hayan impedido asistir al lucido bale con.
que ell Casino ha obsequiado al Excme. Sr..
Gobernador Superior Civil y al cual he-
mos tenido la honra de ser invitados. Sc
nos dice que ell acto ha estado muy Goa ::
currido y animado. !,
Por el vapor ingles han salido para Eu-
ropa nuestros apreciables amigos los Sres.
Barcel6 Baston. Sentimos su partida y
les deseamos un felis viaje y pronto re :
greso.
nuestros lectores egAa seccion de anunCios
la comision que tiene su cargo los AMI
mados y luci dos bales del Teatro, ha dis
puesto dar uno ei ju6ves Is del corriente.
| Estamos seguros de que 81 animacion Y
concurrenoia hubo en- los bales anteriores,
en- Ell del jueves sera extraord maria. A las
pollas y los pollos Sc les presenta una nue..
va OCCASION de diveltirse y gozar esa noche.
A los gallos solo nos quedan los recuerdos
de otros meiores tiempos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-14

Ell 6rgano satirico del reformismo ha
tocado ell violon al querer adivinar quien
fu6 Ell autor del manifesto del Comite libe-
ral-conservador de esta Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-14
Guayama 8 de Agosto de 1872.

Muy apreciado Sr nuestro: rogamos q
U. Sc sirva dar cabida en- las columnas de
su ilustrado peri6dico la adjunta carta
que con esta fecha dirijimos al Sr. D. Ig-
nacio Guillot ex-Corregidor de este pue-
bio y su departamento.
Por clio le anticipamos ell testimonio de
nuestra gratitud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-14

que hemos recibido hoy de San Sc.
bastian donde Sc ha trasIadado q to-
mar banos ell Sr. "A. r. es tan intere-
sante por ocuparse del atentado contra
SIS. NM. baio el punto de vista de su
partido, que la insertamos fntegra, no
sin declarar que de ningun modo ha-
cemos' nuestras sus apreciaciones po-
lfticas acerca de los hombres de la 81
tuacion.
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-2.I5 II. M.
1880 p. M.-gefore Call.

~ $1,000 Us 81, ~. c.. ll2sS
"a 1000 Us 5's, 1910, r.... ll0es
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COLLEGE OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 90, 1872.

NEW 1ohh, june ~, 1917.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Your item in this mornings paper concerning
the results OF the examination in the College Of the
City of New York has tendency, think, to create
an unjust impression as to the success of the new
commercial department. In that department there
were 1Cs students examined, of winch forty were
recommended for diplomas instead Of twenty five
out Of 1875, stated in the item. This Is regarded
a large proportion, under the circumstances, as
the students received stricter examination than
they would have had II they were simply to be pro-
noted to another class in the college, and each
had TO exhibit evidence OF good ability
in all respects for entering at once upon
the duties Of the counting room, embracing
familiarity with bookkeeping, penmanshp,
photography, mathematics, &c. The percentage of
students thus graduated is as large as in best
business colleges although the commercial course
OF the college contains more studies, and Is as
great proportion can be expected, so long
the course is limited as at present, to only one
year. As evidence Of the popularity of this new
commercial department (Which has been but one
year in operation) the fact may be mentioned that
three-fths OF the applicants for admission to the
college for the coming year have chosen the COM
mercial course. The forty graduates OF this new
department will do credit TO the present enterprs-
ing management of the college, and the available
members OF this and future classes will be sought
after by our business men, who are always wanting
young mon Of the right stamp to introduce to
promising business positions. G. A. W.
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


5000 Us5oO c, d.. lial $4,000 US 500 c. 17s
5000 Us SO q 65, n. nj1s 25QJo do. ll7
A.. M.-sefOre Can.
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Mich & GNIsf7p !
THE CITY BANK STOCKS

The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1875; Manhattan, l51; Mer-
chants 10; Mechanics, 1856; Union, 1873; America,
l4s City, 255; Phenix, 100; North River, 921s;
Fulton, 1856; Greenwich, 100; Butchers and
Drovers', 14s; Mechanics and Traders, 1856; Gal
latin National, us; Merchants Exchange, sa;
Leather Manufacturers, 1856; Seventh Ward 1903;
State OF New York, ITO; Commerce, xll6; Me-
chanics' Banking Association 1906; Broadway, 200;
ocean, 10; Mercantile, 1870; American Exchange,
ia; Pacific, 1885, Chatham, 14s; Bank Of the Re-
public, III; Bank OF North America leo; Hanover.
1885, Irving l29; Citizens, 1870; Peoples. 146; Mas
sau, 1914; Shoe and Leather, $50; Corn Exchange
1870; Continental, s5; ST. Nicholas, ZIG; Common
wealth, 81; New York County, 200; Importers and
Traders, leo; Park, 1854; Manufacturers and Mcr
chants, 1903; New York National Exchange, 1oo
Central National 1oi; Fourth National, 1147s; Ninth
National, no; Oriental, 175; Gold Exchange, 100;
German American. 10.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports for the week, other than dry goods
and specie, amounted to S6,573976.
The imports Of foreign dry goods at New York
during the past week and since the beginning OF
the year were:-
5 a. e ,sss , is ssa
Thrown on mkt. 1,2ol,5e2 l,o1a,276 1,ois,ess
Entered at cort s4s147 57 se.754ole $724o. $50
Thrown on MKT 6O,9s6,l2l 64,I96496 69,Sl4,o66
The total imports OF foreign goods during the week
amounted to s7,9is,ss3
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was dull and strong. Erie
jumped to 55a In response to q corresponding i'm
proyement IN London. The rest OF the list was 4 a
u per cent better, with buogant feeling at tile
close The chief buyers during the day were par
ties covering speculative contracts, among whom
q nervous disposition was quite perceptibe. The
Southern State bonds were Arm and the new South
Carolinas better, the latter closing at 2sh q 90
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day
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GOVERNMENTS QUIET.
GOLD wEAK-1l3% a 1885,.

The gold market was weak, and declined to 49,,
closing finally Of 1874. The fuller adyices from
Geneva and Washington conhrmatory Of the elirni-
nation Of the Indirect damages question in the treaty
negotiations for a settlement Of the Alabama claims
was the prime cause OF the lower premium, but the
speculation was also checked by the light export Of
specie for the week which amounted to about thrs-
quarters Of million. The course Of the market is
shown III the tablet
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/ DARTNERSHIP wANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO
L has been for years in the employ of a large
mercia house and who can command capital o. $1,000
camille bsine where his capital and capacity will give
him fair interest Address, with and particulars
1 w d. box 3Q6 Post Office.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

In future we shall publish all financial advertise
ments on the page with and adjacent to the re-
ports of the money stock, gold and OtherS mar
kets--an arrangement which must commend itself
to advertisers who wish to bring their communities
tions as prominently possible before the eyes OF
our moneyed men.
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DARTNER WANTED AN OLD ESTABLISHED PRO.
i ducc shipping and commission merchant, In nd
Joining city, wishes 10 form copartnershlp with
having capital with n view Of extending business
and establishing branch house ANY one having less
than $4,000 need apply Pest reference given and
required. Address SHIPPING AND COMMISSION, Herald
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nor SALE-LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
II first class Lager Beer and Liquor Saloon, with
Billiard Tables cheap rent. Inquire at 3lS Atlantic
Rront zion
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4 THE SECOND FLOOR 26Xs0 COOL AND LIGHT
with gas and water also the Basement, Stable, II
stalls newly fitted with and gas; LBS Bro. way
rhiriyfh street; together separate. Apply
1 premises 10 PETER s. WANDEL
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NHRIsTIAN CHURCH, TWENfy-EIGHTH STREET,
~ near Bruadway-Rev. u. G. Brewer, OF Danville,
Ind win preach on Sunday morning, June q all
daily invited.
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AMpsEMEnTs.

AMUsEMEETs.
THEArRn oonIQgn, 49,
JOSH BART Lessee ana Manager
Last week Of Nj. JOSH HAIRS sensation,
E4sE Wee & EsH scene
LAST %EEk q TIE s RhAn OF THE DAY
Positively is, 'as%s :9s ;ss sss ore
MATINEE. wEpSEspAYAMp SATURDAY.
Mr. @ l.. sroUTE viii commence short summer season
with an entire change mr. o. J s sn HI IssappeAan's
and first time Of the new drama,
AFTER THE WAR;
o q s introducing
powerful array Of talent
RowEsaEyyy Ts 1 agEEiov MANAGE,
u JOHN 4 Nr EfHi WiFH sH.KsPr.hE. Manager
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE a.
f. Ths 81 ~l MSo E"F9s enact
,MACBETIaa CHARACTER in which he
n perormsa with al he original s AIN Music %sa
Also The pra%s iisaIiD Drama sfths
wednesday Evening" MaDF sH IN TIFF 1cs M WIN xuRpEx
e
''NNi GRAND Matinee SATURDAY, J O'CLOCK.
BOOTHS THEATRE ADAMS.
ID Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH. ..... Proprietor and Manager.
LAST WEEK Of the Season.
LAST SIX NIGHTS Of
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS.
LAST SIX performances of
ENOCH ARDEN.
LAST ENOCH ARDEN MATINEE
on SATURDAY, at IL o'clock.
Seats secured at the theatre also at Ditson Co g Nh
sic Store, I'll Broadway.
sousasa ssEs ~ viii aHHSHSsf
FULL OF FUN SONGll and DANCElli
Second Week Of the Dutch dialect Comedian,
JOHNNY ALLEN,
Supported by LITTLE MAC and ALICE HARRISON,
with nll Dramatic Conn any. this week only.
Every Evening Open Mt IN lie rims Over 0ls o'clock
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES AT
2O'CLOCK.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 21 BOwERY.
/ THE / LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON,
COOLEST AND STILL MORE NEW STARS.
THEATRE J. p. JOHNSON, Comedian and Vocalist.
IN JAS COLLINS and MARTHA WREN.
THE BILLY PASTORS song on the Eight Hour
CITY. Strike
3NEw DRAMA, NEW YORK MILLINERs.
Billy Pastor as Tom Tilton ]. p. johnson as Madame
MATINEE TUESDAY. Sass MATINEE FRIDAY.
T,IGHTS, SHIRTS, TRUNKS, LONG STOCKINGS, IN
silk worsted and cotton, size and color at low
prices. UNION ADAMS CO, 637 Broadway.
CCPARTNERSHIPs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. CORNER PARK AVE
~ nuc and Thirty fourth sreet-Rev. Rush r. shipper
OF Boston, Will preach Sunday, June %, morning and
evening
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