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The New York herald., 1873-10-02

5f BROADWAY
Nr JOSH HART ............... Sole Proprietor
SHOUTS OF APPRECIATIvE DELIGHT
EXCITEMENT ON THE INCREASE
OROLOSO,
OR TIL Il DEAD SHOT.
THE GREAT SENSATIONAL DRAMA. -
During the representation Miss CLARA BUTLER viii
shoot apple from the hand Of OrOloso, ana FRANK
FRAYNE viii, with rife loaded with full charge OF
powder and an eaden ball. shoot an apple from the
hca Of OnctA
And tho Irish drama.
1885,
OR THE MURDER AT THE FARM.
An entire now olo. Introducing the
ENTIRE COMrANY.
EXTRA NOTICE--MONDAY, OCTOBER g.
first appearance ol the celebrated sIn
JACKLEY FAMILY,
JACKLEY FAMILY,
TEN IN NUMBER.
The above artists have just arrived In this country and
"A' MONDAY EVENING. oCToBER6
Also the sensatic n drama.
TO THE SCAFFOLD.
Mr. !. PRANK FKAiNE will load his rife in full view
OF the audience and standing with his back to MISC
CLARA BUTLER, will shoot an apple from her head.
Keappearanco of the pleasing vocalist
Miss ADA WRAY,
and the favorite comedian,
Mr. JOHN WILD.
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DOWERY THEATRE
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT
the great Drama.
LIFE, ITS MORN AND SUNSET.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 1873
LIFE, ITS MORN AND SUNSET
FRITZ'S PERPLEXIflES,
TOMORROW lFRIDAO,
THE JEwEss AND SUSAN HOPLEY.
will llaho
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AMUsEMENTs.

NTIBLo's GARDEN BLACK CROOK. NIBLo's
IN BLACK UNPARALLELED SUCCESS CROOK
BLACK UNPARALLELED SUCCESS CROOK
BLACK UNPARALLELED SUCCESS CROOK
BLACK OF CROoH
BLACK the world reno wned spectacle CROOR
BLACK which is pres nted with CROOK
RLACK ENTIRE NEW SCENERY, CROOK
BLACK brilliant and elegant costumes CROOK
BLACK gorgeous and effective armors CROOK
RLACK THE GkANDEST BALLET CROOK
BLACK ever introduced the ~-- ~ CROOK
BLACK American stage. CROOK
piACK The folIowing celebrities appear;- CROOK
RIAcK THE KIRALFY FAMILY, CROOK
BIACK THE PERSIAN TWIN SISTERS, CROOK
RiHCR ~ REGAMEY, CROOK
BLACK the Lightning Carcaturist; CROOK
BLACK T.. ID. DAVIES, CROOK
BLACK Premiere yentrlloqulsti CROOK
BLACK THE LONDON MADRiGAL BOYS, CROOk
BLACK concluding with Matt Morgan's CROOk
BLACK FAMOUS PICTORIAL ALL CORY. CR0Ok
BLACK Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. CKooh
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY,

ADJUSTMENTS.
RoorHs THEATRE. JEFFERSON
J. D. BOOTH. Sole Lessee and Manager
LAST NIGHTS
and LAST WEEK OF the engagemento OF
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
MONDAY September -. and svery evening during the
"ssS 5osEsR SssiissRR' SsSFsEs6N sisSsasEG a'SNpo q
RIP VAN 'swIsKLR
LAST 4nsrsh MATINEE snd LAST APrEARAEGE Al q
ON SATURDAY NEXT OCT 4 at 30
SATURDAY EVENING, oCr 1, FIFTH and LAST
THE NEW MAGDALEN.
MONDAY EVENING, ooT g s7a
NAGaYE MirciiELI.
rAschSs. GhS T''l ThERp hfRpesfkHi pekickEr u
Mr. JAMES ". wsaeRSLisn SoLffEH Hy As LANDRY.
Seats may bc secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE AT
THE BOX OFFICE OF the Theatre or its Branch Ticket
Office, At the Music Store OF H. Dison Co., III Broad
way.
YCEUM THEArRE, FOURTEENTH STREET AND
~ sixth avenue.
WILLIAM L MANsELL. Manager
Fourth week and brilliant and steady success
NOrRE DAME.
While recording the unvaryng o. the 70
inaugurated, the management confident from the nrst
that elegance and OF stage setting and gen
TO thanks for the appreciation with which most
numerous and refined audiences have acknowledged the
DANE nightly and saturday afternoons at until fur
ther notice .E -
ouasmodO Ias portrayed by him Londen for $50 ,,o
BOX oficc open nom until s.
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AMUsEyIENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
u onens At II. Begins at s
AMERICAS TALENT TRIUMPHANT
MUSIC OF THE WORLD SUNG
IN GOOP, PLAIN ENGLISH ftN
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED.
GREAT ENrHUS1 ~
HIT OF THE PRESENT DAf.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
the beautiful and fascinating SonystresA
MRS JAMES A. OATES
MRS. JANIS A. OATES,
aud her brilliant
COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
who will appear in II. j. Byrons English version Of Xo
coos Comic Opera. entitled
MADAME MADAME MADAME
ANGOTS ANGOT'S ANGOrS
CHILD CHILD, CHILD,
rcpleto with the Gorgeous and Elegant Scenic.
c9sa%enat MechsSiss and prSpe5sy,o G,y,oRs saSets
EVERYTHING BRIGHT. PLEASING and CATCHING
.coup,,un 70 the. the EYE ana ~ EAR K rrc TREAT
MArINEE, EVERY MATiNEE;
WEDNESDAY, EVENING SATURDAY,
Ara Ara Ar2
Seats secured six days in advance
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and Maraper. -. .Mr. AUIUSTIN DAILY
WEEK EVERY EVENING.
The most thrilling SPECTACU-
LAR REALISM, entitled
HAUNTED
s N HOUSES;
HOUSES. Mr.. q. l.. FOX in an entirely
new comic character Mr.. %.
Ii. HARKINS and Mr.. FRANK
HARDENBERGH and the whole
dramatic company In great
LIVING PORTRAITURES.
THREE
1N MARVELLOUS
SENSATIONS.
(At9h O'clock--Thc great real.
lStic Transformation, showing
A Ship FOUNDEkING AT
At 10 o'clock-THE STRUG-
GLE FOR LIFE AND DEATH
on the Australian Rocksiii
At II o'clock-The unprece-
dented tableau OF q row Of
HAUNTED HOUSES CRUM-
7EEK. BLING TO RUIN AND TAX
ling FIRRlll sL-4y
MATINEE At 1k-HAUNTED HOUSESi
DAY--Last night of HAUNTED HOUSES.
Oct 6-ITAIIAN OPERA. LUCIA and
, 1873-01-30

ilakes fell 10 thickly that ws could aee neither
ahead nor the 1hore. Wo know not
where we we're going, but ~ luck would have It,
re arrived safely 1t Batehcewauanng Day. No saw
Rt On etaoro botwocN aud o'clock in tho cvoning,
and on going nhlloro found eaw-nllll, There vcro
Two whitc MN thoro, and tlloy gavo ,a something to
sat We cremafnct with thom until Christmas, having
boon rrctty henriy uaed up by tho cold. Atnf-brcod
guided ~ aoroas THO country to Golla.s Hay, and
from thorg We went 10 tho sault. Tho pooplo thero
o worG yosY kina to ~ giving IN clothing and raying
rany With Nj. Charlton, Tho Superintendent of tho
canal Mr Noble, tho oalncor and Captain h1o1ntrc.
ftHrted aorosd tho company to bay City, h1y Two
COMPANIONS remained behind. We crossed tho Birats
With ~ teafn and wont TO Oheboygapt and from .hera
2oth Of january, aud can,e OIL to Chicago. ''''
, 1873-01-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial News.

New York Financial News.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 29.-htoney today was active and
doarer ra',Ring at per cont to 1-32, closing att.
aold waa quiet and stealy ut 113h19114, closing 1t
dd1a'<@ll4 Carrying rates, 3a7 oearings, Isl ooo,
ooo. TREASURY dsburacmonts S230,00o,
partial recovery.
State bonds gulot and stcady.
The stock market quiet md sonewhnt irregular,
sono stocts opened strong and othnrn weak Atlantic
racihe, ~ oihoss9, Columbus Indiana Central Rock
forred rere the strongest. Erie New Yorl oentrsl
wore tho weak stocks. In the htcr dealIngs A.anto
1nangsa y tollqws s9,s ;s o7Ae s1 ST. a7X
nh, 4o, to,z, and waa the strongest stock on tflo
list Northwest Preferred ranged at d. a. and Of
Western untont 54 and s3H ohios, ta,f, to;f md
+6A.; Rock loland, 1lsh, max, 1t81<, i137{, and
ll3H: Thu sct ot Congress- confirming The grant of
to-aay Without the approval Of tho trnslasn tho time
allowed for tho ystong having expired Union Pacific
, ~, oi md q Ths general market 4 the eloss
orally higher. - 0
8ter1ug. l09io',
, 1873-01-30
ON THE ROCKS,
Statement of One Of the Survivors,.
Five Drowned aud Three
Sayed.

A sailor named Jucsn Alberta on, ~ Inn arr.
yiyors Of tho aohoonnr nrown aissstor 49, ~"
Chicago yeBtordAy afternoon. Ho lives in Froo-
port and ia m lia v.v home "a an. liza ,,ot1,..
who thinks 10 Ia doad II havino boan m ranort,d ,,u
in tho newspapers that ho was drowned. Tho
7ousel alludsd to, Tho wi,,om ~ p.omn ] -, .,,i. uo
city, wont ashore near EamaiuBe Point, Lake
Superior. during tho storm m tho o7th - 1,vt
Novon,1,ar e 49, w. s1o1us W tao 1''h oi laaS
Hoseupert Ano an account OF her IoEa has al
roaly boon published in ruE Tn,n,,sr NJ
mention hovovo- .Tos ..aaa -. .1' Nv
Of the crow, and accordingly ths statomont Of
Alberts is appended.
We LETT paiuth on tn. a., If uoysn,,,r ,,,,.
wheat, for Buffalo: The first three days ont the
tha Sg a Was o aoon y o'clock On ths night Of
sss ana afterwar1 Yesre ~ P9"ng hn the s9n
4sd ~ ge lao torenoon suddenly gave way
4ro1 ~ nRane. .ie santre-board wsnch tore 1t
quite large hols in the deck Tho waves washed
t1ss tba anu .,,, at'' ana tue wafer poured Into
would III III and , siut TSo .sscnd wsss
i1sth aeoi8e nlahning proctred sono canvas and
ant IT, os hs 1eEss as
no t mora water could get in nmong the cargo. Il wns
nainsine hs pesion About eeloes IL shs sstaas os
;SSssaSsay s ;ss
At
Mis t was unaoe to move, being frozen nl1nost s1.
,L is cothlnR haa hecn saturated with water, nn was
IKE 1oaTI. Two Of us carried Him into tho cab-
II & and Iaid h on the oor and did what could for
hl: %l9n the vessel went a0hore was in the cabin
I to t. Sa9aS Sssp aoSF
schooner humping Violently on The roeLs und sl@par-
Jug hRe : ieaf. ! REACHED the deck finally,
aha eaW tho Captain, H. L. Manning, tue first mate,
board entang!ed in the port fore-rgglng Tho fore
mhbt had fallen over tie side Of tile schooner. They
were near tae foracase Hlien she afck aud hd 1ocn
Obliged to seze held OF the ehrouda TO prevent being
1a s s lake. The water l
s sv. 1s Ssen aa saa ars
or scrtousy hurt, for they said nothing Tiny SINK
soon after reayhed the dsek, aud I
sa% nothinE moro Of Them. Five Of tho crew re-
th9 watsr ealne ~ 80 fest that had to leave. Paor
fellow, ho was drowned Ono Of the other 1nrn sud
denly disapreave!l, aud no one know what became Of
nm. nm. 70 mtlst naye been washed overheard. Only
e. 0oua saA ,a,ss!t Tye y hSIn Tere holding q 10
around tho manmast Wsronatned Gu board nearly two
hon,s watching the schooner ha!ng picked to Ioccs
W tue wafer. Iao sosael Shifted round gradually,
aud came elose up to other rocks the tops OF which
atohnch she nasitlnaat tAe bottom q the schooner
hasing anparea!!y beeu crushed " aud the msst was
pns9ea UPWARDS 1eVera 1eet and fo over with loud
sluna'' san eot from "noer pei0re IT came
= .ss sstsay, ,. Il and ',, j. Jumping on Z tha
01posea ROCKS. Ihe wind ha, u tho noantime, gone
ao"h oonasaetapiy, ana We experienced no difficulty
~ gottlnB on Hnore. onst neiofs Wo landed, the
scneones FL n!ohe ~ two llat N trout OF tho cabin.
eoms OF me Others might hasn got ashore, and We
looaed around Tor them Or their boies hut could nd
~ tracea q snon; fosuoas ot the wroek were
, 1873-01-30

LlvenpooL, Jau. 2o--11 =. m.-Fto,r 29a 6dfa8os.
Wheat winter, 1ea 2d@12s id; spring. lis 6isl3s 4I
white ia td@l7a ID; c!ub III 10dl3H Corn, 27a ID
@28a. Pork, CHS. Lard, 33s. =.
good de1nand. Pricea uncl'sngsd. &C. " N'' A''' ''o
L1vERrooI, JAM 29--5 p. m.-Market unchanged
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Oonsols- -Money, D79o2sf; &C.
o3H; new 81, D1 ErIot 63.
Tatox, i4s Cd.
PARIS, Jan. 28.-Rentcs, 81 francs 83c,
lands, 9I@lod; Orleans, 10is0111{d. salea II 0oo
baiea American. 1000 bales Tor Speculation and o.
port, 1000 balcs
DreadAtutfa quiet red winter wheat, 1as 2da1os
a.. Flour. 29s 6l@aos. Corn 27s od02ss.
Beef, s7s ca: Cheese, G9s. Cumberland nlddios,
, 1873-01-30
Buffalo Live Stock Market.

BUFFALO, Jan. 20.-CATrLE-To.dny receipts, 20e1,
OF $50 cars. Market not 80 aettye; lrices strong.
About 800 disposed Of Bales 210 Illinois steeFp
av 119o to l lbs, at $5024@e7o; LAT Ohio steers,
ay Loop lbB, at 30 80 Indiana stesrs,
Az 980 10 1,13o lbs, At t4.75.
SHEEP Avn Enthusiastically, receipts, $50. Market
opeled activo'at Ac decline last weok's closing
rates. Only sales public: $40 Michigan sisep ny %
lhs ut 62; 80 Ohio sheep, 81 lbs 1T a 10
each; - Canada sheep, l2o bs 1t sGo2S l33 Ili-
no1s B1leeP, ay % lbs, at $7.p0.
1Ious-No rccelpta and only car load In tho peus.
All will be shipped today, leaving tho ysr{ls hare.
Priees nominal, At *j3595.30.
, 1873-01-30

NEW YORK.
NE% VonH, jan. 2o.-cor7oN--Fism ndddlIng up
ers spssas Wsssrn md ss ss
stt5@,oSss; snt: los st. Lonly NJ aouf
Slw.ntse. ates 10 stase' s7e; sio. ao. NS GSi
weaern. aoa 1s7 Ryo barley nd mslt u nnchsneaa. %
Corn hrm reseipts, 1900 bu; old Western ,nised,
s eo' az sssassG es re:ss ss5 e@Stf yellow s'
Edas-Firm.
lIAy~-Quict.
1Iora-Quiet ut 42@65c fer crop Of 1879,
LE&rnEn-es@a1c; OrInoco 37@2sNc.
woo1-1n 'a9ssarta demand; doneate aeecc, Csc,
esSs aa an ess. a . s ssss
Cuba, 2oo: Now Orleans, 73975c Rice atesty al 81
Ggo. -
PErRo1xua-cruds, Dc; ronpcd a1c.
pRoy1s1oHs-pora dull; new meaa, s,4.974 prilne
% ostsa Hasaa Ss 4 q"!st ss' ss sSS
Iierce nominal Cut neas arm shoulders 7fe7Hc;
nn%s h. hsia ns9* sss w.t. ssssn sts sssr @ ,s s
lvI1Ea-;Trn; Western, 1s@2oc.
OnEEsE-firln; 1s@l1c.
"H'sHrz-steady nj aS,roo es;
QaE1Ho, Jan. a3.-UREA Au5rBi1s - Wheat uutct.
corn dull sts' Sas1iX miLWa1kls. s;:soy;
n 'sH as' s1,H M nst
Sssisy isss ;is:3 ss e. n r. dull md "sans No. 7Ss
Nsas,rTs2i!ssr, @ s,oS9 80 hsls; wheat, 5000 bn.
s"''"fs7'-ri'''r 51vghssi 392e XII wheat $4,000 b'
CLEVELAND, Jan. 98.-nnglnsrurrs-Flour quiet
a'1l unchanged: Whoat steady No. !, s1.7e; Eo.
le51 at s1.7o. oora steady; 45@aec Oats quiet; No.
p1:rno1EuAt-nohuea unchanged. hut held nrner
car lots, 1e}dGsl9e; trade lot4, 1os@2oo.
TOLEDO. JAu 39-l3nEA ADs1,rtEnR--1lour. atAe1v
wheat d9 s,ads iowor; No. wbe WuSss 'isay
f%;' Nn ~ M;ssa \ Ss elaeH No sGd
,sSes, s$s: s:ssao sse. osa di aa ss'
1000 b1. OATS 100 bn.
10,o3o bu. Oats, LOON by.
nA1.T1MonE.
M111Moart ian: ,-DsrinsruFys-F1onr steady
unchanged. Whtat quiet, flrM; Wratorn rol, fl.813
n,l1ea Wesern, StVs: Oats active; hisoa We.iess.,
rnovis1osA- -QWic'. firm. Moss pork, 3l4.6o. Bulk
mea's nr,n; shoallurs, 41l@bo; ri6 siles, oI@eNu;
sy =. $ sssa etss % asasf s :iaSstsis i%ss
Lard frm. s!:tsbAc.
nuarEM-f!rasr eho!ce wostcrn roll, a5a47c.
"n's*f1-e"'s'' III +. LOUIS.
81. LouIst Jan. 2D.--DaElpaTuys#-Flou hrsn,
which i also c.se win ali oher arl!ces. whaat rn'
*l.p5 No. J, $2lo. Corn dill No. Mixed aAo In
warehouse. Oats dull and drooplug; No.a, 29o on
east track 500 IN elevator. Barley ndchang gel. Iyc
unchanged No. O. 76c.
WNIsKET-QuietRt ut BgH@90c.
PAoyls1oks-P0rk-Nn aAleH, Al,tl no ieua1nd. Bulk
mos.s dull: sales email. Daeou-N0thsny doing.
Lard-No aaics.
lIoas-Firm ind higher At *s.as@4ao. nsceipts,
5000.
o4rTLE-UuchanRcA,
CINCINNATI.
CIkoINN&Tl, Jim. 29-IREAnHTurFs- s-Fiour steady
1t ta.a689.50, Wheat Arm at $l7a@l.77. O!hsr
gratns unchanged.
Paovls1oas-p0sk pouIaal At N7.7oala,oQ E1ra
, 1873-01-30
Stones Of the Temple:

Or, LESSONS FROM TILE FABRIC AND FuRN1.
TURE OF TdE CHURCH Dy WALTrn FIELD
n. A., T. s. A. Illustrated With 60 lsngravings,
roll, 1ano. Price, $3.50.
simple lanGnEe hiatoTy and uso Of ose parts
Of tho chnrohs fabric With which most porsona sts II.
mil5ar They hs9 not Written With Wow assist tho
student of Eeolesascal Art and which
purpose tho works p many learned writer's
but sfap'y to inform oso who, from having paid little
sttenton to auch praus from oary prejudice, may
havc tho origin aud dcstRn Of much that
eA9tlful and instructive ID Gods house Erart from
IreJurt.
Either Of tho above ron not to be had in bcokstoecs
sont postpald by mali to part Of the Unitsd BtAes
on receipt Of the price,
, 1873-01-30

New YonK, Jan. 2o.-The extremely cold wcasncr
wnn adserae to an active trso movement, but some
Of the commission houses wore we'll employed making
vida biesched and brown sheetings arc now up 25o
per yard in slrst hands, for all widths Medium COL
orcd prints md RhiztnB stripes In good request
from AGENTS. lancaster cambrcs aro sold ahead for
I've months. Manchester delslnea ara opened by
johbcra In Brring colors At 20c Porcales fairly
request. Yoollens move slowly, and imported goods
continue inactive,
, 1873-01-30

SAN FnANcIsco, Jan. 29.-The Firemens
Fund Firo Insurance Company, at its annual
mooting, yesterday afternoon, re-incorporatod
under tIo civil code aud reduced itH capital to
ea0o, 900. Impairment Of its capital by tho Boz
ton fro, In which Its loHseH woro 9166,O00. ron
dored this oourse necaasary 10 insure tho con-
tinnod hucoess OF tho Ooalpanya bus!neHs hero
and ut tho EaBt,
, 1873-01-30
Revenue lkfOt fri fseurrla.

ATLANTA, o., Jan. 20.--1n difficulty, on The
25th instant, In Foraytho County, botweon
number Of United Btatos Deputy htarshala and
citizens charged with violating tho Revenue laws,
was kiliod and two Deputy Marshals woro
wounded,
, 1873-01-30

credit balances there for their own convenience,
the largo amount OF country bunk business
already concentrated IN Chicago indicates IT as
Now York.
, 1873-01-30
..... FOR SALE,
FOR SALE MORTGAGE

Of $a 900, secured by roa in tho CITY Of chr
bearing interest Of u poE cunt, payable semi! annua
FIJI! ba 4old Tor csth. pu9.hsf cash, aud 1slxacs|
lumber. ToE tuil particulars Aldresa ~. Ts.hup
staos.
, 1873-01-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
D. APPLETON & CO.,
$40 & Dol Broadway, N. ",
PUDL1BH THIS DAY:
Lady Sweetapple;

VI, THREE TO ONE. by GEO. WxnBR DAHENT, Au.
thor OF "Anna1s Of an Evontsul Iafo." vol, svo.
With Illustrations. Paper covers. Price, Is couts.
Lady s"oetApplos Is written with grace. aass,
nrhlness and sprizhtllness th1t tunder It model for
htyo Tho story Is simple ono but tho interest IL xua
saaod By thousand souoos OF humor, By numsruus
exquisite btta VI cnarAateTpalntlnK.
, 1873-01-30

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
P1TTsnunaH, Ian. 10.-Crudo petroleum dull aud
dropping s2d0 per brl at Parkers LaudinR e1uaI TO
about 5'tc par gallon hnre. Refined lulet Philade>
pila delivery, ?liko; Now York, IT, 70 hore, liz.
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City of Portland.

In BOARD OF HEALTH, |
April 21st, 1873.
ORDERED, that until otherwise directed we do
" hereby designate the dump at the foot of Hano-
of Franklin and Smith streets, as the places for de-
posite Of rubbish, snch dirt, shavings, dust,
ashes cinders. soot hair. shreds manure, oyster,
Except dead anmals) which may be removed from
limits.
Approved April 21st, 1873.
hereby give notice that the "City Ordinances"
relating to the deposit of rubbish in any Street. Lane,
Alley, Court, Square, Public Place unoccur;ed lots
within the city limits except the lots designated in
the foregoing order, will be strictly enforced,
GEO. w. PARKER, City Marshal.
Argus and Advertiser cory an23ed3m
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POETRY.
That Waltz Of Won Weber's.

aayly and gayly rang the gay music,
The bliths merry music of harp and Of horn,
The nad, merry music that set as a-dancing
TIL over the midnight came stealing the morn
Down the great hall went waving the banners
Waving and waving their red, white and blue, ,,ox
AS the sweet summer wind came blowing auu WV
From the city's great gardens asleep in the 'e"'
Undsr the iap, as they fioated and aoated'
Under tho arches and arches Of n owedI''
We two and we two fioated ana noA
Into the mystical midnight houi'' .. ..
And just as tho dawn SSIe r, watzss began.
Inc last OF ,hos IN notes now appealing ana pleauis'
can ne tch The faint scent OF the sanuaI"oou ia'
IN xour hand, in your hand on my shoulder,
As down the great hall away and away,
al rnder the flags and under the archer, 80
Wa danced and we danced till the dawn OF tho day.
Ri. vhy should dream DER this dreary old ledger,
In his Counting room down in this dingy old street,
OF that night or that morning just there at dawn
ing
What 1. that brings mo that scent Of cnchantment,
So fragrant and fresh from out the dead years,
That Just for the moment I'd swear that the music
OF weber's wild watzes was still In my cars!
What is indeed, in this dusty old alley,
That brings me that night or that morning In Juue?
What is it, indeed?-I laugh to confess It
A hand-organ grinding creaking old tune!
But somehow OF other caught in the measure
The waltz Of Won Weber's and back it all came,
That night that morning. just there at the dawn
ing.
When danced the last dance, with my first and last
fame.
NY nr.t and my last! but who would believe me
II down in this dusty old alley to-day,
'Twixt the talk about cotton, the markets and
- money,
--a-.- s-ldenly turn In some moment and say
That one memory only had LEFT me lonely
And gray bearded bachelor dreaming In Junes.
Where the nights and the mornings, from the dusk
to the dawnings,
Seemed set to the music Of webcr's wild tunes!
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CITY OF RICHMOND,
-eessass CAPTAIN c. KILBY,
p ENAl1ZhR Win leave Railroad Wharf,
k<Srl1ass55T every MONDAY, WED
Ssss sssSsSSssS.eszs1.S<% NESDAY and FRIDAY
evening, at 10 o'clock, commencing Wednesday,
April 8.
For Bangor, touching at Rockland, Camden, Lin
conville, Belfast, Searsport, Sandy Point Bucksport
Winterport and Hampdeu.
Returning will leave Bangor every Monday We'd
nesday and Friday morning at 6 O'Clock, touching
at the above named landing arriving in Portland at
O'Clock p. NJ
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are now ready fer the general public. The many WI
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an invaluable remedy for
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Union Ticket Office,
RATES LOWER THAN EVER.

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passengers to
All Points West, North-West, South ,,5
SOuth-West, Sam Francisco, Knns..
City, 81. Paul, New Orleans.
and all points in Florida. via all the fret ala.
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ester Eastern Boston and Maine. nrtland and Roch-
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nrh sne ume usually experene at the depots by
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tnat we represent all the best roads running West.
ROLLINS a. ADAMS, Agents,
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The steamer Lewiston,

CAPT. CHARLES DEERING,
:, VIII leave Railroad Wharf every THURSDAY
Evening, at 10 O'clock for Rockland, Castine, Deer
Isle, Sedgwick s. w. Harbor, Mount Desert0 Mill
Drldge, Jonesport, and Machiasport. Al,
Returning will leave Machiasport every Monday
morning at O'Clock, touching at the above named
lanoing For further particulars inquire of Ross 81
Sturdivant, 179 Commercial Street, or
CYRUS sTURDIvANT, Gen Ay't.
Portland, April 3, 1873. apr5-tf