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General Exchange
quotations quotations.

The market opened very quiet during the morn
ing but at an early hour about 800 bales c. iOv-
cottors had changed hands, but were rot rerorted
until later in the day. With this exception the
movement exhibited less animation than yester-
day and nothing transpired to indicate any varla-
ton in prices In some cases, however in order to
close factors offered greater advantages to buyers
Precisely at twelve o'clock NJ. the first bale Of
cotton Of the Mississippi valley crop, noticed
Cotton Exchange by Messrs. Nash & Hodgson. arc
tioneers, and after quite animated contest vas
knocked down to Mr.. John Cuggy, the well known
of tss ss AZ s ed TenGHr
agent Of the Cromwell line, offered to tafe tie
bale free to New York on his first steamship sna
some cotton buyers proposed to the buyer that he
should divide the bale among them in small lots at
SOC, but it appears that Mr.. Cuggy had a nOber
object in view, for shortly afterward he presented
the bale to the mother superior Of the House of
the Good Shepherd with the request that she
would have it ratified for the benefit of that truly
benevolent institution.
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment WAS set down at
the opening this morning at 1000 bales. embrac-
ing 1880 bales for LIVERPOOL and 1900 for the North
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement yesterday evening, leaves
II 800 bales TO represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses unso.d or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Sales AIS bales, including
IFS lsst evening. Demand moderate, market IN
changed"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1878. 7.l17
Arrived since last ststement..... JOG
Arrived previously..... ST 802-,Z 800
Corrections. ........................ 23O32
Ietal ;.''.................. ............Iaoo'i"
Cleared Cleared ppeViou Observation-Disclosures sss4s
Consumed st Lehman, Abraham
Co.'s Lane Cotton Mills. 600
Sunk in scuttled ship Ailsa, 20 be
added if ever recovered....... 2,552-i,5i2,27
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Tie Weather and Rivers.

OTEIGK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER, I
New Orleans August Is, 1874. :
The following ia report of the weather
and rivers at 3.43 p M TO-DAY local time:
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AUCTION SALES
By 3. u. 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY
MULES, CARTS AND HARNESS.

SALE BY AGREEMENT OF PARTIES TO gIyBCy
partition, in the suit of Sarah Ann Dazry,
wife of Michael Egan, VS.. Michael Bgap, ts.
husband.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of Charles L.. Fox.


SUcCeSbIOu OI VIr&Iutu IA VJOurSHuUs
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsF =
y of Orleans, No. 81 ,150.-Notce is hereby gwen
10 the creditors of this estate and TO all other per-
SONS herein interested to show cause within ten ,
days from the present notification Gfsany they
have or CAM why the account presented by tho
administrator of this estate should not be bonolo
gated and approved and the funds distributed IN
accordance Herewith.
BY order of the court.
auI2 is 2O& FRANK PACE JR Cle1k
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Justice of the peace. The court below held
that the amount in dispute did not exceed
$500, and the suit was dismissed for want
of jurisdiction. Plaintiff claimed that the
mayor is entitled to fees as Justice of the
peace, notwithstanding the words of the
charter that his salary as mayor is fixed at
$500 and no more. The court held that
this construction of the charter is unten-
able, and affirm the judgment Of the lower
court.
Succession of Mary Gee.-The appoint
ment of the public administrator to adj
minister was erroneous; there were no
debts against the succession; heirs were
represented and clamorous to be put in
possession. 1t was not vacant succession.
Judgment reversed.
.-. BY JUSTICE wYLY,
A. l.. Slack, administrator, W. j. 5. Ray,
assessor and collector Of MOuroe.-The
Wcrds in the title of the charter Ito provide
tor the government of the city of Monroe"
covers section twenty-five, which confers
upon the city government power to collect
taxes oy compulsory process, and that this
power Is not inconsistent with the constitu-
ton either of the State or of the United
States. Injunction dissolved. ...-
John and Charles Chaffe VS.. Mrs. E. w.
Warfeld, w. j. G. Baker, intervenor-Ba-
ker contracted debt with plaintiffs for
Mrs. Wilson, depOsiting defendants note as
collateral, there being written agreement
to this effect. Mrs. Wilson went into bank
ruptcy, subsequently,, before Baker, whom
che had married. Baker plead prescription,
as the indebtedness was an open ac-
count; extinguishment Of the debt
by bankruptcy of Mrs. Baker formerly
WILSON,, and claimed ownership Of the
note given BY Mrs. Warfeld. Mrs. Baker
placed plaintiffs on her schedule as credi-
tors for $40 ,O0O This interrupted prescrip-
ton of the account. The proef is conflict
ing regarding the ownership OF the note,
but the burden of proof is en- Baker, the
plaintiffs holding the note. The preponder-
snce Of proof il with tho plaintiffs. The
~ct Ssvns Ina hs.n eI~ q ws. rece,ve
in evidence, can not be considered. Judg-
ment affirmed: Ludeang, C. j., taking no
part.
A. L. Gervin Va, J. H. >Reaird.-Defend-
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TIE RIVERS

Below high water mark of 1871.
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AOb suppOItuS u0r plea.
j. +. Pargoud VS.. Mrs. S. Richardson.-It
is first objected that the note sued on is lot
stamped. This was not necessary, as the
act accompanying the note was stamped.
It is next objected that the note was not
presented at the place Of payment, at its
maturity, according to tho agreement of the
parties. This agreement is not stipulation
in the act of sale and mortgage, but was
added to the note sometime after it's date,
and authentic proof of compliance there
with can rot be required, as seems to have
been considered necessary in the case OF
Moss vs. Byrne, IL L., 6l5. The act OF mort
gage aeed as evidence to obtain the writ Is
not binding as a mortgage, and the courts
are prohibited by the laws of the United
States from admitting it in evidence be-
cause it is not stamped as required by the
internal revenue laws of the United States,
and the evidence is otherwise insufficient, to
authorize the writ. The alleged INSULT
cheney of stamps amounts to fifty cents. 1t
is the authenticy of the evidence: upon
which an order Of seizure and sale issues.
Here the evidence was authentic. This be-
ing the case the order properly issued. II
the defendant was injured by the proceed
ing she has not adopted the remedy by
which her injuries could be inquired into.
Judgment affirmed, Justices Howell and
WHY dissenting on the:third ground.
Superior District Court.
Richard Rhodes VS.. Francois Charleville.
Injunction issued restraining defendant
from dispoeing of the bills of lading OF
goods from England consigned to the firm
OF +. Charleville & Co now in process OF
liquidation by plaintiff, and Collector Casey
from entering the goods otherwise than in
the name Of plaintiff. -...,..---.. cd
b. Bernichau vs.. B. NJ. Turnbull ct al
August Munchausen VS. same.-On motion
Of counsel and on showing to the court that
c. G. Antoine, precedent of the Board of
Metropolitan Police. A. s. Badger, Superin-
Of Commerce, are violating the Injunction
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GEORGE C. BENHAM, President.
T. J. GALBRRrH, Secretary. aul4 1T
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by x. NJ. & Ii. J. MONTGOMERT-E.
~ NJ montgomery. Aucti0neer.-Will be so.u On
SATURDAY, August Is, 1874, at II A. NJ. q. ths
stable, corner of Baronne and Gravier streets
TWO MULES, TWO CARTS AND HARNESS
Terms-Cash on the spot. AIzlS
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BY Nash & Hodgson.
MULES, COAL CARTS, HARNESS,
SLACK COAL-SLACK COAL.

SALE BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

In dyspepsia the gastric juice which
hould dissolve the food is only formed IL
small quantities, and whatever may be the
fe ling OF emptiness and weakness in such
cases, the dyspept!c should eat very sparing'
iy. TO remedy the evil, the mucous mem.
brane OF the stomach, which secretes and
cmits the gastric floid, should be stimulat,
eli a. toned, and the best, in TACT the only
sure preparation for this purpose Is Hostel
tiers stomach Bitters. Not only does this
admirable stomachic promote a sufficient
and steady supply OF the solvent which
converts the food 10 the purposes OF lite
but IL also regulates the flow of bile, con
trolls the bowels. and has a most invigorat-
ing effect upon the nerves. The glow which
the very first dose diffuses through the
system Is in earnest Of the more permanent
vitaliZing effects which sre produced by Its
persistent use. 1t improves the appetite,
cheers the spirits. aud readers the body
hardy and strong.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

AND now General GARFIELD has the
cheek to ask that 81, 900 be taken rom
the treasury to Pay tor the whitewash
with which o. o. HOWARD, Of fragrant
memory, has been go literally plaster
ed. The scqui.tal of General HOWARD
was such narrow and scsnty one that
he ought to be able to pay for it himself.
He escaped condemnation "by the skin
OF his teeth" and be ought not to ex-
pect the government now to pay the ex-
pense OF the special pleading which
barely saved him from punishment.
Most men would be glad enough to be
extricated at their own cost from
the consequence OF such negligence and
incompetency as constituted HOWARD :
only defense against the charge Of Off
cial corruption and fraud.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13
LIVINGSTONE ISDEAD.

T1UR 30 YEARS MILLIONS HAVE IN.
tently watched his perilous yet heroic
struggles, and grand achievements, and
now eagerly desire The Com nlete Life-His-
tory OF this world-renowned hero and
benefO ctor. which unfolds also the curiosi.
ties and wealth OF a wild and wonderful
country. 1t is just ready. 1850 agents
wanted quickly. One agent solo lSi an
other iGG one week. For particulars address
HURHARD BROS, either Phila Boston,
o. Cincinnati, Ohio. ms26 b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

TIE House OF Representatives hav.
ing resolved that Elder CANNoN's four
wives do not render him, as the dele
gate from Utah, an unworthy member
OF the House the Senate has conclud.
ed that JOHN Nipple MITCHELL who is
only accused Of having two living
wives at one time aud OF having changed
his name in order to conceal his iden-
tity, may be fairly tolerated as a Sens-
tor from Oregon. Both OF
these gentlemen belong to "tbe
party of great moral ideas" One 10 a
Mormon who affects 10 believe in the
righteousness of polygamy; and the
other is a scoundrel who fled from his
creditors and his wife; in company with
q mistress sought concealment in Cali
iornis; and subsequently, turned up
alone in Oregon, where, under an as
sumed name, lie married again, and
after some years, was divorced from
his first wife and elected to the
the United States Senate. Of the two,
JOHN Nipple MITCHELL is the worse,
but the Senate has concluded 10 make
no inquiry into his character and re-
eeive him ss q brother in good standing
Ga the Radical side. The fact that, as
result OF the recent election, a Demo-
crat would be returned in his place il
he were expelled, has doubtless ipflu-
enced the decision.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

DOn'i be Discouraged. Suppose you
have tried fifty remedies and received no
benefit, is there therefore mo balm in
Gilerad?" Verify thereis- Your liver may be
congested y our stomach half paralized,yo
nerves quivering, your muscles knotted
with torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your blood full OF impuri-
ties-yet in one week after commencing a
course OF DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT.
TIERS you will feel like new creature.
mayl9b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13
SINGULAR Shooting Case.

The Moorefeld AavertiSsr says Jacob
Yankey, brother of II. w. Ysnkey,
OF Grant county, was found dead in the
road, in Brooks Gap above Wittig's
store on the 29th OF May. having been
killed by shooting in the head. The
man who found him came up and ar
rested man named Turner; who wa,
armed with shot gun, but Turner al
forwards made his escape from him,
No other fscts concerning the murder
are known.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13
We regret TO learn that JOHN '

We regret to learn that JOHN w.
DALGARN, ESQ.,, editor Of the Charles
town Spirit of Jefferson. whose seriousiIl-
ness we mentioned on Thursday, is dead.
dead. He WAS one of the veteran ed
itors il the State and is said TO have
been the longest in continuous service.
A Just aud upright man, he s,rove to
do his duty, and the good Influence OF
his pen will never die.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13
N,mpO's Troubles.

Mrs. Miller's admirable serial for
Girls, in St. Nicholas, is to be conclud-
ed in the July No. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Trowbridges story Tor boys,
Fast Friends, and Mr.. Stockton's
story for boys and girls, What Might
Have Been Expected" will run on to
the end OF the volume in October.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One week....-.-- oU One year.........- - W
one SQUARE changeable once a week $50
Special Notices - Der cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places .
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space &C.
Cunied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per
Mt additional.
| Local Notices Is cents per line--bm no
DOLLAR.
All Advertisements,e except for established
.Siness houses, must be paid for in adj
r,nce.
re advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be connned TO
saeIr legitimate business, and all adVer-
t:sements not connected with 1t will be
.aarGed for at ourregular rates.
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Collectors Notice.

THOMAS MCCORMICK, JUSTICE OF
i the Peace and Real Estste Agent
Rents and Accounts collected. once cor.
ntr OF Market and 10th streets, Cent?
Wheeling. spri.h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

uEREs,4RAPHY- A new book on the
art of ling by sound q complete system
OF Phonetic Short Hand, the shortest. most
simple, easy, and com Drehensiye, enabling
any one in q short time to report trials,
speeches, sermons, &C. The Lords Prayer
is writtnn with SO strokes of the pen, and
lao words per minute. The unemployed
should learn this art Price by mali 81 cts.
Agents wanted. Address I. W. EVANS d
Co, I59 :. 9TH 81. Phila. Pa. MACS b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

A VEIN of iron ore has been discov-
cred in Raleigh county. 1t is said 10
be over four feet in thickness. This is
very remarkable deposit OF iron for
tie region this side oil the Blue Ridge.
- Charleston Courier.
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PAssEHGER RATES REDUCEn
9TATH LIME

STATH h1NE-
To Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, ana
Looo0noePfy, &c.
State OF Pennsylvania State OF Virginia
State Of Louisisna, state Of Geofyia
OF Nevada, State Of Minneso.a
of Florida, State Of Alahsmaa
state Of Indiana.
Sailing every other Saturday from ,ba
Company g dock, Pier IS, North River. Nv
WEEKLY sAILlNGS IN AUGUST -
The acc om 80 odations and provisions nro-
vided ON these ships are unsurpassed bv
those Of any other Line
Rates OF Passage-Cabin, go and $50, cpr
rency according 10 accommodation. Return
Tickets-$l25 and 40. intermediate ~
second Cabin-s50 currency. SteeraReo,
AS low % by any other nrst class line o.
route. For dates OF sailing apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Agents, No
q Broadway, N. u; GEO. Fl. LEAF. SI
Chestnut 81, Philadelphia, or J. Y. MIR.
RlMAN, Agent, Adam Express Co.'S Of.
nee. wheeling. W. Va. junelS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

BALTIMORE, June g Virginia aiHes, cd. a. .yir.
khis Cehs9.loat,d a2tsi 10. eK coupons, 81 Nrst
neN, 10 do. special TAX. bid TO-DAY
BALI lMoRE. June f2.-COtton yarv dali. lou
midclng., To- Gl55s. Flour quiet:-Howard street
and western suBetnne, l.25els o.; d extra S a5sS
70; DO family. s06ys; Oiiy Mills perane, 2s
aS, 90 extra, Goo =, 40. family, SaG3 IS WI at
ouli; Ohio auo lIdiana rcd, xsdt as. western
spilng, iJ@ls, ether GRADES UNCHANGED, Corn
nrmi me southern, SIGQi; yellow southern. al.
miA.d western. new, 7s,s; old, 81. Oats steady
sSuthern, o5Gos; western miVeo bsefsg: DO "A hifa
&@ol BYE dull-6CG95. Hay Utchsnsed. pro-
VISION quiet aud unchanged. Coffee ekcftea ara
nlgbef, orclnary 10 prime Rfo Carg1os, lsgfa,I.-
". 80 m butter nm With an sivGDcing tera-ncxe
demand, lOAs Glt's. s00N
Nkw YORK. JuDe - Stocks active ana bigher
MONEY, "a. Colo, ll5k ENchargr, long a. short
4sl. governments GcfiNe sud strong
NEW 1ors, June 22.-Fi0ur firm. Wheat fhade
better. Corn advancing.
Erie. 23is. ~ -
LONDON, June 20, 2 p.m-Rris. 81
LONDON, June p, ,. m.-Eric, "a
=, LoNDoN, June =, .. The amount a. bull
mon gone TITO tic Bank q England on baiaGce to-
day is ts coo Paris dispstches quote rentss a. 81
FRANKFoKT, June % : Bonds q lSs2 s-ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

ASTI-MAsoEIC PRoTEsT.-The following De-
utioD, emanatiHg from the anti-secret society
movement, has been forwarded 20 the Presi-
% Mt from Syracuse, n. I.:-"The undersigned
citizens OF the United States, learning through
public announcement that IL is proposed 20 Iay
the cornerstone OF the new government build
ing in Chicago with Masonic ceremonies on the
2ith OF June neNt-St. johns day, so-called-
respectfully represent that under our COnstitu-
ton and laws no society, sect, or order Is enti-
tled 70 ofnoial preferment or precedence over
any other order, sect, or society, aad they
therefore 90 earnestly protest that the order to
which IL Is thus proposed 10 delegate a work OF
national interest should not be allowed such
recognition either through its festivals OF It's
rites and ceremonies, which are offensive 20 the
great body Of the American people" The Pc
tluon Is signed by =, 600 persons from sixteen
states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

THR EIGHT-HoUR PARTY IN MAssAcHu-
skTTs.-At meeting OF the Massachusetts,
state central committee Of the labor reform
party y sterday i was finally decided 70 make
this year. IL was also decided 70 draw up An
eight hour law Tor Ell classes OF labcring men,
women and children, and 20 present 70 20 every
candidate FOR ONCE this fall for an explicit an
sWer as 70 whether he will support IL. The
sense of the meeting was that instea c OF making
Independent nomin atiOns the party should use
the balance OF power il claims 70 hold FOR the
election Of such men only as are favorable 10
its urluCipiee
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TIE WEATHER

War urrARTnssT, 0ros Of CAssI Sie.sl oesr.l
WARRINGTON, u. o.. June -. ts7f, los O. m z
PhoBABlI.I 81 Es.-For New Eusland. the middle
staes, and the lower Lake region, generally clear
weather VIII prevail curing The resi- Of MaDdaY
Win south Cr Get VII de, sgGt rice of temDfature
$40 slowly falling barometer. For the south At
laniic and Gull ststCs, Tennessee and Ohio vallsy
generally clear and very warm weather IN the IN.
terror, local rats IA ar the Gull and Florida coasts
east to sou VII ds, and continued bigb baromrfer
For the upper Lske region aud che Northwest
ps,tg e,onay MssiheI, llsht rain Bear Lake sa-
ptrlor and the uppor Mississippi valley heAst
70 southwest virds, high tempsra IRE and sloWly
10 Ing baroneisr. The upper Ohio river will fail
slowly duricg the DAY.
LOCAL RECORD.
TIE thermometer IN the business Office of The
rs; y m, rs; 2 2. m, IS.
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~Arkansas Is ouiescent saving the shooting
Of an occasional sheriff.

Arkansas Is Quiescent saving the shooting
of an occasional sheriff.
- Between politics and hydrophobia this
country lie going to the dogs.
~ Mr.. Miles, who ran away from Auburn
with his wife's niece, is Miles away, in Cali
fornia.
sSA little son of s. @. Perkins, OF Norwich,
Conn, fell from toy wagon on Monday last
and has since died.
VA severe tornado passed over a portion of
West Tennessee on Saturday night, doing con-
sidersbie damage to crops, fencing and forests
~ Dubuque is the only city In America that
bas cemetery-a new one at that-surrounced
by race track.
HIhe Philadelphia book trade association
veht mentiy protests against q reciprocity
treaty with Canada.
G-J. Marks, state harbor commissioner for
San Francisco, and his SON, Thomas Marks,
have been convicted of trying to defraud the
state OF California Of large sums Of money.
bSA boiler of the Great Western railway
steam dredge exploded ut Baptiste creek Oh the
st. Clair river, Ontario, on Saturday, instantly
killing William Cartier, and severely fnjurinR
I'VE others, one Of whom, named Demara, has
since died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

"LoNG LIVE THE POPE, ORR KING."-A dis
patch irUm Rome SAYS: AS a multitude were re-
turning from grand Te Deum st St Peters
the Pope was seen at one of the windows or the
vatican. Hundreds OF people waved their
handkercbiefs. and some ex- POntifcal police-
men shouted; Long live the Pope, our KinglB
Several arrest were made. Troops cleared AMI
took possession OF the streets. The Pope in
reply TO q deputatOn yesterday, said he was
&C nhdent God would restore the crown: III not TO
him, because be was old aud might not live 70
zee the day. then 70 his snccsssnr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

MIR. j. REMINGTON FA.RIA4IB,S
W. SECOND CONCERT
OF oPERA1IC AtD E&LLAO ILLUSTRA-
At THE ASSEMBLY CRUBCH,
ON TIEsptl EVENING. JUNE Is, 1874.
MIS- J. x. EAlRL . NIB, Mr. L. W. MOFEAT,
Mi,ssAIIIS finn, Mr.. LENOX SIZE p5ON,
Miss IDA HILLARY. NJ. fHOS sHAFER,
AID Fi1e CdCrus ~ Forty Voices.
PRJs RAHME.
. - PART FIRST.
l. The Phartom ChcruS-"La 1nuambula, 'B .liini
PIANO solo-"GnyUs Ania am ........... List
d Is 'iiad-The WRECK. ...... - Fsirlapb
Illus n tions from the pera" Mariana" Wallace
harris a, 1iss EliCn. Don C5e Sar, Mr.. Mofs,t.
L. ZaIillo Mrs EelriEnh. Don Jose, Mr. simpson.
A. Duo-"HOly Mother, Guido hfs Footsteps"
s. song-"In HAPPY Moments'' -. -. Don ,se
RomanZa-" Has. Those Chimes -. Gszsrillo
Sorg-' Yes, let me like die. flIl, "DOn o. gsr
song-'.Ths Harp in the Air.. -. Il aritsaa
Trio-'Turn on Old Tim4,"
LsZarilO, DIN Oa gar and Don ose
PART sRCOED.
~ Baliad and Song illustrations.
ltalis1 Aria Men 30 Parche. Tito Mattel
5 German " Lied'-'Schlaf' Wohi-' Fra1Z ABB
4. q giish Song-''The Mariuer' u 1uis Dishl
>. French "ChaEson'-'Chsntez, Riez, DOrmez, -
g. HumoTous-5BJ requeztD
G."TC0 Late TO 20 TO Church'.....J Il. FarIAmb
D: AS nothing else 20 dO' ....... n alton
Pa Pisn9 soloS'The Last HOPE GOttsch alk
= Inc Tower Scene from IL TROY Verdi
Lsonora. Mrs. FairlaEsb. Manricc Mr. Moffstf.
Concert to cJmmence at 8 o'clock. Cards of al
misslon, 20 cent?; 10 be had st MetZarett'4 Music
store, OF The Trustees Of the Assembly ChHrcn and
at the door. ie2l p
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American sailors Gn "a Fight with
French Soldiers

NEW YORK, June p -Adviccs from Nics
state that fight occurred there lately between
aparty OF American sailors and French sol
diers, In which ore OF the former vs. kille5
The Others were Imprisoned.