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New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
E1PoKTs FROM SEPT. 1. 1874. To- DArs-
Gr Rr-fnIn and ltlnr

HAY-The demand ouly limited prices steady -
for Sat Iav and gJc II Straw is quiet but steady at
81 lUd 70 for Long Rye; dSl for Short do and @eoe i
WoLASsEsThe market continues very dull. without any
feature of interest," sales 2j bb New0r private .
NAVAL STORHSSpnts Tupentne has been active but WIN
Larger ouugs tie closes weak inside pnoesi
6O 5aG5c dock at 3e and O 6Gs on Pnyas
80 7 bb No at 80 4 and 700 bb Pale at % So
I ISsee s very quiet at s7as8c from crusbers hands
duh and unchanged Manufactured are steady
0KTME1|ihe market is quiet ard unchaned at 81 7Sass o9
Ontano 81 IS for City; sales Of 20 bbs y az ~ -
bbs spot at l3c shipping Crude quoted c Inc teek
shade tme with spot quoted tta - 20 on ooa oaas4
sales OF 1909 bb Jag at GSc coN9g AZ ne % 9SSl
anl June quoted 2J9Sc Case oi steaay az -i1S Spsr
Philadelphia the market active and neri
sales 5000 bb% suitable TO vessel in June at Jic and ' o1-
PRoylSoYsGwe hsve had comparatively quiet PoE msrke,
the tre little anxiety TO purchase the
Of cheap Cut Meats taking rs place very largely oeh oS
The supply simple largely excess Of last year and the
same Of Bulls Meahese are selling at very low tgIs Inc
dnee apparn Prime Mess limited business lan anS 70 ene'
extent lower prizes have been sceP ssS & bs
mort inquiry Refuse better business passing at about former
The very dun and prices no%nay enehns.d tss
FYt Pe; SIS Beef continues moderate reguest
Dd ga 2or Extra Mess Beet with on hmeS
demand be sold low lat Az sales OF o to al
for Prle Mess and S79$l for India Mes Beer M are 80
anet but steadyi sales 10 bb Sl2dS2o for western Cnt
Nt are in moderate demand with 6rm tone on choice Hams "a
sc and lie for Picked Hams; 10 boIes Dry Hams At oie
shoulders at 5iaSlc SO trssh hams A. ii Ru %
Smoked at oiduc; and 100 Pekled Hams at ufai % b
not ~ active but steady hner siesi sales - Shes
Lang private 100 boxes Long CleSr al e ~ ~ ~ a
Al he light Short Clear al ci ana ~
5oT t, Long clear Juy delivery at @ Dressed ioss are aaI
former rates we quote at StdSe ios sO bb ,n9 s a.
gic Tor 40 Sc City sc for flr TO prime steam sea
r Kettle for future delivery sales OF O s@ sa" 'sf
sIPosTs os Provisions SrwyoRx WEEK 'sOrs'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

The receipts of fractional for the week ending
to-day sgIO4OO; Shipment OF Currency $634,OOo;
Notes. the Treasurer holds as security for Circu
atng Notes National Banks $39i292OO; and for Depo
sits OF Public Moneys National Bank Crcula
tion outstanding ut this date s335,7I3997 Internal
Revenue Receipts today s4275O for the monthto date
s7l2272s; for the fiscal year sl25,34O,77o.
The returns the fiscal year to date have already ex
ceeded the estimate for the entire fiscal year. and 1t is
probable that the additional receipts up to the sOh inst
will reach fully five millions.
The receipts Of cotton at all the ports for the week
we're IL s53 bales, against 1O62 the previous week. The
total receipts September l. 1871 are 2678Oi5 bales
against 3176 for the corresponding period OF the pre-
yous year. showing decrease in the present crop OF
1167Is1 bales The exports from all the ports for the
week we're 1891 bales against 2Oso bales last year.
The total exports the expired portion OF the cotton
YEAR are bales against 73bales for the same
time last year. The stock at all the ports Is l6l 4 Daes
against 22is5l bales for tho same date in 1871.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
EXPORTS FROM SEPT. /. 1871. TO DATE

FREGHrS-There has been better moveea, IN berth irsshI .,
about steady rae 10 The ehaTieras Inc DE business Hoaer.e
we're To Liverpool by esme4oo0 bush Grain at q 4a 20 bb
Tobacco snd 60 bids Taow 2O To Loudo 800 bf Cheese s
Southampton By team az &C. Cd s osrsst sail and $50 bb
and 800 bbs Rosin 2 81 To Brsto- asd.
The charters we're British bark hence to Pens RoGs s6 Cs
Grain At S. ld British bark hence Corr for orders with
NeW-lok Boston with Marble about 5000, lump and
mo vessel to the Mediterranean with T. O Reibed Petroleum
GRAN-The strong feeling that distinguished our whemaet tb.
ton in stock and hyob aiyiees from Liverpool have given sell
freight room much ryer business wou have 5sen done m eIport
tht limited Wheat the lakes ard the filling Of
tie receipts at Chicago and MsauAee onb previous statements
West; their last op d,no exceed twode Of erg
3 % Psss gSas q a S s V B5 e and w. K @ Rb % S '
their prospects highly fonbe eSphng Whea LOOKS much
year It IN oa5ted true that crop
we % our proses for the spring Wheat be uy Teale
this we snail have b9. little surplus for export from lc Asnn'
aDy year From Middle REPORTS the Wheat
bug AID fy some damage AID crop
er than last year heee Od viii be eKas,ed ere Ne" eecons
Oco6e supply home wants that 90 not oo m heav ship
IN Sovsm6e Oar aTces from Great Britain are no, favorable for
their Wheat the weather has been cold ad the crop promises 70
generally promise well tie recent heavy foois have
week are l7s595 bush, against 783 bush The corresponding
To-day the nqu for Wheat is hight ana market heavy
decline Of YESTERDAY The market closes doll and heavy for Spring
and ii 70 for No. MTagEee. IateT-sae. 100 ba;O No
Malt Il in moderate demand aud selly ss eco bush City az
81 55 time Oats shade ea,r and Lly sse the demand N
store 81 a5lc White sAoat Black at 4c aaoat
MIe on track Ry Inactive and byy price. are nominal Corn
irregular and @ active, the demand chiefly Tor export 'ai o are
SSd' socd Eaism aSt ilsits western white
Joe Western yellow e9dio southern yellow at tss southern
marAe is steady sales Of 800 busu., bord, at 81.
4.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN
nE THE

MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY.
This Company have issued for the purchase OF TN
railroad running from st. Paul to La Crescent
fsOO.OOO or 100000 FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT GOLD BONDS. One half of this amount
(e4O0,OOO) in sterling bonds, have been sold Tor
European account.
Messrs. MORTON BLISS g. Co.. 80 broad-st' are
receiving subscriptions for the remaining two mil
lions of dollars at 95 payable and deliverable July '
This is the only gold loan issued by the Company
the bonds have thirty years to rum interest payable
January and July.
The CHICAGO DANvnLE AND VINCENNEs KALI
ROAD is earning dividend upon its stock. beside
interest upon its bonds. But small amount OF the
First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds remain un-
sold These we offer for the present at 30 and inter
est Apply in person by mail to
w. Is. SHATTUCK g. CO., Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st New-York.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
prCElprs or pRODUCE.

Per AoriA YessSs aRs Rallroads ..,
JrNE Ashes pigs Deeswax 92a bales Cotton es
Copper pkg Dei Fruit Oa bb~ hs 81 ee FoG. ses
and rs bags Neal blsh Wheat % "a bush Corn, ~ ~ bash
as Malt 5s bags B. r. Peas, 3 bales Hops EJ bds h,
30 Hides 1929 side. Leather II bales Moss J1 pkg OH Cae ses
Lar, OIL As bbA Tub OIL bbl Rosn, Is bbA Spirits Tarpsenn
$40 bags Peanuts 81 pigs PORK i2 pLgs Cut Aat 80 La
2) pkgs Butter 90 Chee o. pkgs falov 10y e ssmss
pigs Rice 6O pigs Starch ss pAga Tobacco St hssS ieS'
6g5 hbls WHISKY. l6e bales Wool $50.
embrace bb Flour 56 boa WHISKY LlS bss u"s hssh
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
SECOND BOARD-l i. NJ.
N, BOnds-n nailroad HOnds-BGHk and Railroad
SATURDAY, June 15-P. NJ.

In the general trade of the city the markets
are unsettled values having been accommodated to
the basis OF the changes recently made in the import
duties on the leading staples. Some Of these changes 1t
will be remembered go into effect on the nrst proXmo
and others in August. Therefore, except for goods
already in bond, important trade movement may be
anticipated until after the latter date There has been
a less excited market for cotton than during
last week, and the prices noted then have
not been maintained fully though cotton on the spot has
been less affected rule than that for future delivery
Aside from any speculative movement in this staple the
more favorable reports OF the growing crop have done
much TO depress values The dry goods trade has shown
even more duness than during last week. Indeed there
is much less activity than is usual az this season.
and almost the entire business is covered in the small
operations OF retailers. There very few inducements
offered the package trade and stocks though reduced
somewhat, are not sufficiently so to affect the market
and quotations to certain extent nominal For for
egn goods the market may generally be classified
unchanged from last week
In financial circles there have been no important
events occurring to require extended comment Briefly
the characteristic Of the early markets extreme
dulness though later there considerable animation
In certain departments The money movement has been
one Of unbroken ease, and most important trans
actions on call were at sac per cent on
the pledge of usual Stock Exchange collateral, aud
at 405 where Government bonds hypothecated.
Whatever variations there may have been from these
rates have been in favor OF lower figures There has
been nothing in the currency movement and what
ever demand there may have been from the INTERIOR
has than counterbalaneed in its effect upon
the local market by the remittances from contiguous
cities for employment here In commercial paper there
has pretty fair business, and 1t noticeable
that toward the close, of the banks in the
market as buyers although their purchases chiefly
directed to short dates We quote he various grades as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
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TTHE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY.
READY rms WEEK.
THE NEW
REPRESENTATIVE LIFE
OP
HORACE GREELEY.
BYL O REAyr
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY cAssIUs NJ CLAY.
T not an Old Ls published several yesrs ago reprinted
s, occasion bu, an ENTIRELY BOOK Just prepared With
s,b materials from and Org ginal standpoint
Its as s title well expresses, REPRESENTATIVE IIFB and
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE BY THE AUTHOR
INTRODUCTION BY cAssIUs NJ CLAY.
LETTER PROM BoRACB GREELEY CONCERNING THE " Y.
TRIBUNE
Oar. L-FRoN BoYHooD TO MANHOOD
Car n-HoRAcR GREELEY AND THE TRIBUNE.
Oar. uL-rnREB MONTHS IN CONGRESS AND EUROPE.
CsAp rv-THB GREELEY FARM-sBcoSD VISIT TO EU.
BoPB-ACRoss TIE CONTINENT, &C.
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Car. vI-HoRACB GREELEY AS POLITICIAN.
CHAr. vn.-HoRACE GREELEY AS A STATESMAN.
CHAr. vIn-HoRAcB GREELEY AS MAN OF LETTERS
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CHAr. xL-HoRAcB GREELgY IN THE SOUTH
CnIp xII-HBSRY CLAY AND MARGARET FULLER
Culp. xIn-A PERSONAL WORD
CHA,. Nv-THE LESSON oP horace eREEIEYs MFR.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE TO HORACE GREELEY. a POrx
APPESDH
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY now completed
for SALE at 9I and accrued interest In currency by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co, No. IS Wall-st.' and
GwYSNE. JOHNSON g. DAY, No. 10 Wall:st
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

The movement In gold has been toward lower rates
aud the price has declined from 1l to l3s the unusu
ally narrow range ahordng evidence of the limited
movement in that commodity. The varying phases
of the Washington Treaty have lost much
OF their former effect upon the market and the
public has as a rule become rather indifferent 70 the
Treatys fate The reduction in the minimum rate OF
discount by Bank Of gland TO - per cent exercised
little influence ON the market, although this action on
the part Of the bank and the increase in the bullion
R5OsOOO reflected the heavy outgo OF specie from
point The clique OF late engaged I'm manipulating the
market abandoned their operations for the
present possibly in fear Of the impending gold come
upon the market from the July interest payments
though at the final close to-day, there seemed
to be indications OF fresh attempt to orig" the
market against borrowers aud short sellers There has
little Importance to the movement in Government
bonds and the quotations OF the week seemed be but
little Influenced by any considerations bearing upon the
Alabama question. As a rule the high prices lately
reached have not been fully sustained, the lower range
Of gold bearing doubtless contributed the settling OF
quotations. Bonds however. very and difficult
obtain strongly do holders cling their stocks In
the various Southern State bonds the movement has
lacked vigor and all classes OF securities were indffer-
emily supported except Tennessees which were
and advanced 10 73k The State OF Georgia announces
by notice from the Governor, that abe will not be able
to redeem her six per cent bonds falling due this year
but that per cents authorized by the late
Legislature, will be issued In exchange for them or IL
holders prefer the overdue bonds may s be held and
the interest will be paid them usual till they can
be retired Railroad bonds have been dull and little de-
mand is expected until after the July disbursements
In the stock market prices ruled dull and
steady during the early days OF the week
but subsequently activity impaired
TO dealings. and prices took IA sharp downward
on the entire list fully reflected in the comparative
weekly list Of prices below. Impetus WAS given to the
movement by sharp break In Erie from oii 10 5s due
partly to the reported failure Of bull operator the
London market long Of 10000 shares Tue late decision
In the OF Vanderbilt agt. Erie, compelling the
recognition o. 100000 bonds Of the Boston, Hartford
and Erie road guaranteed by the Erie Company doubt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

msnd Unclaimed rs'e+ ess las, evening" aer f,ns IN ,i
5sS 'sY 10 az = bSe 1870 at zsic O - % 5l6c Agg a
~ pt Nv Al kJ Slto 500 s2jl 5l6o Oct 100 Al
nv LIE O at LDic Nov, 20 ~ - 36s 200 At fie 400 Il,
D'G 100 " bite total l5lO bales Sales day up 70
6 , 5s ~ az ~ a. - .ltc 90 st 2,lc 200 > bloc,
o. ~ ~ I'tc aug f0 ~ IJc 0stz5 Lille ~ 81 5, 40 si
bsle 1 Sp, & |"a al @l@i total so bales grand os 1880
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
FROM NETWORK FOR THE WEEK rsDrs
9,o4s 2,sss .2C1 2,E9O5 ga

s i7Ie $50 i Sss oa2 T494S y Se eS sS2's
los 7e9 % ssuT los $50 20 s o2 p l7e ~
and sales foot 20 tes al -
a5le Foreign moderately acve sales tS bags 4" @7i@ O Kan
ARsR,ws are holders continue tm transactions 70
a are oDlv reach us bhdA at Tor damaged
I ~ pemes and At Ste for holasses and oo
G ceag Refined dull pending the snke Of the NoAas~en
LION dull but steady si for strictly choices ae 20 coo
market lower and moderately active 'ss' Of 80
H1le
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

rTHE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
L Young Fame BY Geo E Wa5Is t iomsTY & AgGo
for Profit and Draining Health second edition sTs9
' WALTON ANALYSIS.
TIE foregoing subjects all discussed IN pln ana SIM nsNAke
that farmers boy may understa4u 49, II l. t,u a,
The BOOK written by successful praeo' Jat1e' H1 iu
Information. good advice and sougd doctrine .
INV - address ~ wv TIE TRIBUNE.
New-York
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
THE MARKETS.

ICsrespv Reported Tor THE rRIBussl
SATURDAY. June Is, 1917
AsHRs-The receipts to-day pkgA Pos Aro qe1 baI s1esV
Al 81 T50Sa Is; Pearls are dull ard nominal . -,
COrTON-The market Cotton steady with liberal
demand at uneh nged pce sales 1911 bales (s last eVenng) Including
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
coleman Benedct,s closing quotations were

The gold market has been quiet and all the sales were
alternately at 5 and l the quotation for the greater
part of the day having been at ll3 The London prices
made slight yield, though there was nothing IN the
temper Of foreign advices to influence speculation In TINS
commodity Yet an Unexpected demand for gold to de-
liver was noted IN the loan market and D. T. and 81 per
cent per annum and 16I 132, 1l6, and S6i per diem
we're paid for It's immediate Some loans were made
fat and later and per cent were paid for carrying
The Assistant Treasurer to-day dsbursed in coin interest
on the public debt $4,000 aud redeemed $4,000 in called
bonds total OF S536 900. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, $685.
a,s oo cold balances S535s522 currency balances. So
rI... aall --..-.. .-ora the nmutl ll..ma:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
# active stocks were as follows /:

The subbined table shows the highest aud lowest
prices Of active stocks, United States securities and
gold made during the week well the closing prices
Of each at the dates Aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIRST CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaLs Of GorcrbBeaf bOHds ,,,.
Ga ooo & A2r Cou B7..li7t 3D U. g. Curency '..l ~
80 1000 {. & $40 Coa aOt.''ilI
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

Messrs Mead& Clark having placed the first mortgage
bonds Of the Wallll Valley Railroad, now offering
the second mortgages at 80 and accrued interest See
advertisement
The Wells Fargo Express Company has declared diyi-
dend OF 81 per cent payable Juy5.
Messrs. Merrill, Tilney & Co.. No. II Wal-st.,
keep on hand approved stock Of city, State, and rail
way bonds for SALE and purchase all rstcass securities
at the highest market rates.
The Philadelphia stock market Is dull; Pennsy
vania 6s O9; Philadelphia and Erie X. r. 2S Reading
r. r, GA Pennsylvania r. r., 59b; Gold, 115
The following is return Of the estimated weekly earn
ings beginning April /, 1872 OF the Ere Railway Com
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

ne are based o. Cotton nnurg in quality nor. bs,
Dan a afsge above or below the grade qHuieL
COFPEE-Iae general market eontna quiet bat pn,,. ,o,i
brm sses iif Lsgs santos per T. Pen ei and re-.
ale oi 5afs bsgs X o. per ChDwtn, on pfTats t.rms
FLOUR AND MsALTle leav l.sLae which ehars.s1ed ou,
io mar ts d'y wees has been followed by increased depTuson
at Extras and has been especially mari Hour
ana have sold mol ireey thogb st irregular prices Our stock e
latter moderate and the e9nsamIton is barge ssh seD popular
more ey Tor export Europe and the BRUSH Provinces and
We have had considerable vadbns 1be
enberei that Large number Of country
rom we st OF february TO the middle OF Nav yhcn
the secumuatons Of Wheat were modera,e IN most mills
thy lay aei US With lafger supry Of Flour had
some n9q for July and August delivery dealers sps
sgures bot lower grades Of - Ios i, 'I s y ~
been Presd on the mariet at lover irregular pnoos The
addition stock has beea Of considerable tospes The erpots
Of the week have been III 0s bb 0l bb L correspond
with liberal arrivals prices the grades Of spring and Amber VIA.
r are % easeE SsSSs Family seady good sapsrire y A ~
|so s S$ sS$sS : on: Ss 'oS'' 20
sopertne..... 7Oa 90 tsbipprngI.,... 25a IS
Stat: State .a F.at, S5'a o @. " wS.. :p' ss. e.s S s
Ms'tp sOppns Ert. 500 lO Ind snd Mich oa 10 %
Mlnbesot' kIra... coo sol Doa5le 10 5O1 ~ %
Wheat ETifss.' ass 50 st. LS%, Double EI 10 SSS i .
oSio and ae6 s ssoGsasss. % Elr brand. os 10 50
Southern Flour in limited demand prices
concession would have to be sales OF 5 bb We quote
Bait Alex ana GeogetogR Extra aai FANNY l0g 70 %
bS nn"aa c,y' Soasty' Sepeane' '''''''''''''' Sg 20
richmond Country LHtra.''....'..'''''.'''' G~ 10 90
baltimore Howsrst go. ........... 5p0 10 30
Hageutown Extras............. N0 10 80
Rye Flour Is IN far supply aud quet sales o. 6 bb We qnotei
rye Flour PennsTlysna ............ 65S Is
Corn Meal Is tame and Psenyi sales Of 80 bbls. We quotes
Com Nea eaerr. IS IS Corn beal brre... ~ %
Ca9na Fou quiet at s 25G I'll 90 Canadian Flour dali
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

Gold reeeipts.... sle5 II Currency PAYMENTS 5 5S 6g
GOD pauaeuts..... i85t ~ CaTency baince Byt15 ,.
cod fa,nee TO5 IS Clsoms. $4,000 10
Currency Tecipts.... A2ts2 sbI
Foreign exchange duh after the steamer and the
following wore the nominal rates, subject however, to
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
mnsiral 1nslrnmenIs.
A GREAT OFFER !!

Horace Waters. asa Broadway. N. NJ,
Will dispose Of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS MELODEONs and ORGANS
Of ain heiAss makers Bondsg Wstsr
seH CASH will take - 10 IS monthly until paid; the
h and rent applied purchased New ocave PIANOS modern i'm
PToVment Tor SI75 OF PARLOk ORGAN
BJ0adsaB. EeH-lork
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

Government bonds have been steady and quiet all day,
losing strong on the basis Of 1l to 17 for 1s67s Fisk
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

Tho following is a comparative statement or the ex-
ports of specie from the port of NewYork to foreign
ports years. for the week ending june 49, and for
norInd In the undernntel Yaars:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

"a PTeiefftI.t.'' "
7 Ame. EN. Bank. ll4
1OConiinenial BIZ. 95
5 Blk Of COIn'w' th. 81
20 B'k OF Com ce. .l2O
100 Del. 4 Hu Cal. l2i
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.

THE Grand GIFT Concert for the benefit of the Public
library Kentucky postponed Saturday, the 9Th OF
for the following reasons
III Tho failure certain agents TO returns In time
by the drawing to take place September 2S
Tho accumulation Of orders during the last few days
such extent that II possible 10 fill Them and
lave the drawing on the 2sth.
The generally desire of ticket holders that
hll drawing might be had, II itmade short post
|onement necessary
T. The belief OF the management that by short post
|0nement the OF uEsod tickets can be disposed
aud all the prizes paid in full without the necessity OF
my pro rata scaling down.
For these reasons coupled with the earnest desire to
eneat The Public Library by larger balance ana the
)cket holders by gifts the concert aud distribution
lave been postponed Saturday the 7 day OF Decen
Ter i57z On that day and no other the drawing WI pos
Pubo Library building, beginning at precisely oclocs
M and continue until the whole OF the one thousand
,ts awarded a.,
The payment OF the gifts will begin the Sd day after the
wing and continue for six months, i'll current iunds by
he Farmers ana Droyers Bank or by sight DRAFT upon
he Fourth National Bank New York. at the opon oil me
At ticket holders.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

AMOS II M ENVSs
CADEMY or MUSIC.
"A ITALIAN OPERA
,.''' ss'O,. KEPERf0iRE OF THE wEhk %fH MN'n,A.A
-"'' 'o"D 'IXFiRiicXiNSTsp NSsp'e'"'er w. ~ r. >"
Principal characters by
NINE. PAULINE LUCIA
LEONI LEvIELLI,
SIGN0R ABRUGNEDO,
SI0NOR MORfAMI,
SIGNOR JANET.
WEDNESDAY. October e at r. NJ.
MmE p.ur1xp ,ucc FAUST w.pou.v,r.
sr,o, And first appearance Of
'I'o"A siSNoR vIzzANI
sIGNOR sPARAPANI and
sIGNOR JANET.
FRIDAY October at +. NJ
MISS CLARA L. KELLOGG AS vI0LETrA.
GRAND MATINEE y ~ = ="
L'AFRICAINE.
Ticket for any OF the above named performances
be obtained at the Academy Of Music and at Schrmers
A'"''' ''0''' ~ PRicEs 6F ADMISSION.
FOR EVENING PERFORMANCES.
Secured in Parquct, Balcony, Boxes extra. 2
Private Boxes according to size and location IL
Family Circle, admission
FOR MATINEES ''"''
General admission. 81
recureu Seats, extra
Na'c poAcs, IroiI... .eIz 10 ezV
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.-CURTAIN RISES AT
- quarter to eight precisely. Carriages may DO or
Sole Lessee aud Manager. Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
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