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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22

a suspicion that he will surrender to the nhs
tiouists, and quite generously informing him
chat II his Convention shall hold its resoute words of
last year he will have probably lost his chance OF nom
nation the Presidency, but will have greatly strength
encd his efforts for the correction of public abuses in
strengthens the Democratic nfationsts and therefore
the fidelity OF the sound money Democrat in New-York
would be all the more creditable"
The Ohio Republicans are still confident of
victory and the Democrats not bit less The Cincn
sak Enquirer says the baot-boxes will have TO be
mounted with mansard roofs TO hold all Of the Allen votes
and The Commercial speaking less generally gives these
reasons for believing Allen will be defeated Sixty
Thousand Republicans did vote for Noyes in 1873
Aliens majority s17. The 10000 absentees viii be
the polls this time. Now the Democrats may bring
out their full and gain 1000 5000 working
men, wheeded by the paper money delusions and yawp
ing demagogries that are applied TO them; and yet
Hayes will have handsome majority You will have TO
hang up the shovel and the hoe Uncle william ana you
viii not be permitted to hold the country up by the tail
longer But take care 10 perish III the arms OF the
people"
There has been a good deal of political
Crophesyng lately, but this venture OF The Ht"srHe
PENN Courier rather goes ahead Of all others: wall
Street will nominate Grant for the third term making
Tilden perhaps It's nominee for Vice-Presdent The
party supporting ticket will be the Eastern Repub
ncans. Federal ofHcehoders, and bondholding Demo
Gratis The opposite party will he made mp of the present
Democratic party OF the West and South and Of Pennsy
yana and portions Of OF the Middle States also
OF New En- gland reinforced by the Western Republicans
will released by the dissolution OF their old party.
The coiored Of the South will in the main doubtless
follow Massa Grant AS in the past. the Democratic
party will represent the productive industries and the
common people of the country while the opposition VIII
represent the money power and the arstocrcy OF he
nation Imagine Ilden and Grant on the same pat
form. What "a combination!
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
pOMrSrTC MARKETS

rrTv.ro SEM. 2I.-Lake receipts Flour. 1000 bbla
wheat bush COri 900 bnsh. oats II 100 BUSH
Harley 5000 bush HailrOad receipts 'aUY Dds
Wheat - bUsh Conn., 30 900 bush; oats, "a 200 Ons
Harley $500 Railroad APPROXIMATIONS 500 DDls
heat 90 Corn $1,000 bush. oats, 81 VOO Dus
Ba.y istO Dls Rye, l4,0UO bush. Canal shpmenss 10
tidew. Corn. $500 bush To interior p0lnts-Nohe
canal Freights-wheat, 67sd7c; Corn, 6Sc Oats' nc
10 Ney York. tolls included Flour quiet ana nrLi
slcs of -OO Ibis S6d 81 10 for spring 80 oO1si -
ar aaCr. 70 l5at7 81 for Amber 81 214rH TOT White
- 0cy - Tor Sew proces IS Tor Rye 50 75dSI - for
a,go buyers vicws therefore, quotations omitted ON
rt lea. " and lower. sales, 5000 bush No Mixed Nr
sn ~ 8Sc IN 5000 bush do at 832dBic osuO0
hush do aTiye 6ic. Data duh held AZ f0c Ior 30
en-. 40 neglected Barley ia far demand safes IeOOy
bus Canada Il IJasl - part TO arrive car sxrowed
at On Tor Heavy Ness. Lard duh AZ Ii eli &c Hsnwnes
81 IOif. sept 2I-Flour unchanged Wheat lower NO :
Fall 3d. Did cash sales at Fl 54dtl %, September
Il tQ%i 40 October No. 40, vi 20 Dfl Corn lower
re bd sos. JlC october and FenDef oats duef
ow 10 sell 3Jd3J bid cash 3J'e. bid september anu
c-ober safe. 36i2c. November Barley unchanged hye
hi~.r az =92as2 10. Lard quiet Kettle, lSi4c Bnl<
N-rs more doing hid sdes AT Council Bufs sold al
II &c prices here noninay higher; Shouldors
eae. clear Rib sides Il w.. Clear sides IL bacon
,rare anu finer, Sh0Ulders Sbc Clear Rib sides so
ftc Clear siies, IL "a l3Ssc Whisky steady AT ~ 10
Io slow and unchanged Cattle firm Good TO Cholee M.
ty.s - rs s6 50 Medium Ia Fair ~ 1888 common 10
iagh rs 15as3 Is Good Choice Texans ~ yOcsi 20
Medium FAR - 3GGs3 10 Common 81 80 so 10 Kr
ceips-Flour 900 bbs Wheat 5000 bush Corn, s0OUu
BUSH Oais II 900 bush; Barley ll,Oo0 bush' Rye 2VVO
WnxsSiox ~ c. sert 2l.-sprts rurpennne trn al
soc Rosn strong 81 80 ior strained Tar hm at 81 40
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rrrE sOI-rUERN STAGE.

The leading theatrical spirit In New-Orleans'
this season is Mr. Clifton ". Taylcure, who directs the
Varieties Theaer and who will there present success
sion of rst-class plays with fine STOCK company alter
Mating with leading and the freshest dramatic al
fractions mat happen TO be aoa We observe that MI
TavIeure's latest play "Parted"-a piece founded on
incidents Of the commercial disaster Of 1s73-was re-
Gently acted III Baltimore, and won the public approval
Last night it was brought out at the National Iheatef III
Washington. Last night also Henry W. Win the En-
yljsh scenery and with Messrs. Rignod, Thornc Bish
3D. &C. in the cast, produced in Baltimore Dy MI
Ford This will be followed, in due time, ny MI
Bar1v Sullivan. in Shakespeare. Mr. John E. owens
will not act for time, but goes with his We VINO
is an invalid to the Hot Springs in Arkansas hereafter
doubtless Mr. Owens at the head of the cher tneater ID
Charleston will exercise very considerable influence
ON Southern theatIicsls. The Girardey opera House.
AT Augusta Georgia offered for sale on the 14th OF
september but was Withdrawn. 1t has since been
offered privately together with some adjacent and con-
necfed property for S50000 but so FAR 1t remains IN
sold The Southern theatrical field, IA VIC lately pointed
ont is imporant and look with interest upon all the
sgs of enterprise which chance 70 be manifested In That
region.
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the Union Square Theater will be opened the 4th Of
October, not with Rose Michel" originally in
tended but with what justly styled the great success
OF this house In the OF 1874" Led Asray by
Octave Dion Feullet Bouccault. Rose Michel" will be
brought out later Messrs. Shook and Palmer
any discreet to keep back this piece till their forces
have been mbered and harmonze by active professional
duty, freshly resumed and likewise till the last Of
the multitudnous tide Of pleasures seekers have come
back to their civic homes Late changes have been made
in the dramatic company engaged for the new season. II
now Includes finally made up, the following artists:
Eytinge, Chas. Il. Thorne jr,
Morant stuart Robson.
Kate CiaXton. Frederic Robinson.
Marie Gordon, J. ii. Stoddart,
Marie wilkins, John Parselle,
Ida Vernon Edward Arn0t
Blanche Grey Claude Burroughs,
Dora GOldthwac, Lben PlymptOi,
Roberta Norwood, II. ". Montgomery,
Meta Bartlett. w. ii. Wilder,
Anna Brown, w.
W. >. QugleY.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.

THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.
CAUSES OF THE SUDDEN FAILURE OF TIE INsURREC-
TON IN NORTHERN BOsNIA-rHE PEOPLE PhO-
v0KED INTO REyOLT-THE sERY1AN GOVERN
MENT ALLOWED FREEDOM OF AcTION-NETRAL-
ITY ASSURED.
LONDON, Tuesday, Sept. 81. 1879.
The Times this morning publishes a letter dated
Vienna which contains interesting details Oh
the instruction in Northern Bosnia, and Of the emf
grants who have taken refuge in Austria IL says
the cause of the sudden failure of the movement is
attributed TO the fact that the insurgents were not
prepared. without arms and ammunition, and
also that many villages remained passive.
Two Austrian commissioners have been sent to
ascertain from the fugyes the causes of the nspr-
rection. The latter state that the Turks. fearing
that the Herzegovinian insurrecton would spread
to Bosnia arrested the elders of the villages and
some of the most influential men under the pretext
that they were the accOmplices of bTigands Thirty
thus arrested in village. and We're only re-
leased upon the payment OF "A large sum OF money
Upon threatened repetition of these Outrages, the
villagers fed to the mountains with their families
and hocks. and prepared 10 resist. The Tising
assumed the character of retaliation up TO date as
recent as the 18th Of August but the next day the
insurgents ed in consequence Of the mass OF emil
grafton which had set in. The fugitives disclamed
any connection with the Herzegoyinian insurgents.
and declared that they never should have thought
OF rising if they had not been provoked.
KRAGUJEviTZ, TUESDAY, Sept. 81, 1879.
The address adopted by the Sl1uptschina has been
sent 20 Belgrade, the capital, where it will be Oh
fciaily published The full text is not yet known.
There was only one draft submitted to the
Skuptschna and this was adopted at the first sit
ting. OF the deputies voting against war, and eav-
ing to the wisdom of Prince Milan and his Govern
ment the decision of the question, 33 were nominees
of the Government. OF the remainder, elected rep
resentatives IA declared in favor OF and 20 against
war. This however, does not affect the result ihe
Government now has its hands free. and it may be
considered certain that Serva. for The present at
least will maintain neutrality.
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APPLEToS-In Jersey City on sunday sept II PhoeoS
K-.am in tho SD yea OF her ise attend, 80. ,.,, ,o,,
NJ Mas Church corner Of Mont ,ouory SIS.
Jersey CITY on "Wednesday, sept - AZ ~ cork y M
BAKFR-At Monmouth Beach sept 81 FLORENCE Shirley.
daughter Of George T. ana Florence T. BaAeF age. m"nths
and IS days.
BEYJAMN-At Sing sing sept 10 Della F., wife Of W W.
Brr,anin in the 56th year Of her age -.
Relatives and friends Of her family , are AZ
on Wednesday 2-d inst. al Z:5O D. m
yoanfest daarh S Of B. j. ana sarah burnett Ate II
MT Vernon ,Tn ae as Of parents 2o2 Vest r,ny .ixh
on Friday 24th At O'Clock H. Ineruen' IN "ooia"n
Cemetery.
DE PEYsTER- At Hudson. Sept 49, sudd My Of menbranons
Group James. only child Of z ssInAn ana Annie - ID
The relatives and friends Of the amiy are invited % attend
f TGs Of his parents j6 Wet IhTteh' without
further notice.
HAGGERrY-At Geneva, switzerland, Monday Aug "a.
Funeral Services At residence, No 20 Bonds on
fH sGds "a fie FAMILY are fespee ;Sy
terment at Greenwood.
HooPER-suddeny Monday Sept 20 Henry Exeter son "
M - aud me a5- ELS5s NJ %ernon rursay 4, =
D. m Train leaves Forty-second-st. 1855 p N Via Mes"
Boston asSa and ID Philadelphia papers please COPY
HowARDLn sPnEaeSs N %oSt sept - uon On'f''
KLENENon TUESDAY evening. 2lst inst Catherine wife OF
Henry hlenon, aged G2 years.
CoTTel ypest OF Tie late Gerard W. Livingston 81
FUNERAL services win be held Church Of the Reiecmer
MorristOwn; on Wednesday morning. a, TO- 90 oGs hr ia
bosen ferries cSew.York side, az 7l6 N.
MORTIMER-On Ionday Sept 20 John Mortimer IT, IN ne
77th yosI OI MS
his late residence No Pa kthaye ia iAGIs"hJ. >, ~ -
At II o'clock a. Ill
sfOCUM-In ST Louis Mo. Monday Sept 49, Ellery Max.
we'll OF J. D. aud CleOno sOcun asd - months
ard 10 DAYS.
wI,RKs-Suddenlv on Monday, Sept 90, Dr. Cyrus weeks
69h year. for over forty years practcing PHI scisn
In this city.
His and friends and his associates q the de ~
Medicine invited 70 attend his funeral rom his late rc-
dence IN Boomield j. THURSDAY "a inaL :. az - 49,, M,
Carriages viii be at the depot In bloomfield 10 meet the n
which leaves Barclay ChTistophers st. At 1910 a ~
wILLETr-At her residence Newport, r. I, Monday,
sent 90, Amelia Ann wife Of Edward ". Nillett AMI
daughter Bent stephens, In the oeth ye-1 %
lel ,..-..., a..
Relatives Of the family Respectfully nV %
attend her funeral from Calvary Church fonn Ave- SSboh
Twenty trstst Thursday, sept -, Al IL y e4otA.
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.

THE FLIGHT OF TIE & I-STs M,RLPORrED-
LARGE RK-ENFCRCENESgs To BE SENT 70 CUBA.
PARIS, Tuesday Sept. q, 1870
It now seems that only 900 Carlists entered
France and Thar these ny the Gavarnie Valley.
MADRID, Tuesday, sent-2l 1870
II ia stated that tho Calst General sballs, viii his
two sons and several Carlst leaders, have entered
France.
ReGnforcements to the number OF $1,000 VIII 20 TO
Cuba by the IJih OF November next
The Gacsta viii tomorrow publish ministerial circu-
lar to the Projects. urging cCncaon among al LbeFa!
5onarclists.
The date Of the elections for the Co-tcs is not yet ap
pointed.
LoSDov, Wednesday, Sept. 22-0 a. m
A Madrid telegram to The Ddty Aelrs
states that the Papal Nnncio has asked
for the inhibition Of legal proceedings against bishops III
virtue Of .he provision Of thc Concordat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.

"Our Boys has met with bounteous accept
apce nj the HANDS of the public and its continuance for
an indefinite period upon the stage OF the Fifth Avenue
Theater may think, be safely anticipated The bet
Ter the stronger wlbe its hold and the act
ing il certain to improve from week TO week Mr..
Booths engagement Mt the Fifth Avenue Theater was to
have begun the 4th Of October but we do not think
Nj Booth should, OF Will, be expected TO mperl his
health and perhaps bis life by too early resumption OF
professional labor; and as matters look, it seems
unlikely that any change Of bill will soon become neces-
sary at the Fifth Avenue Theater Mr. DAILY has made
fortunate for his opening novelty and is once
more in ne currenl OF good luck.
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that there something wrong applied for prospectus
aud received this rcply:

that there something wrong applied Tor prospectus
and received this reply:
DEAR SIR shall he happy to procure Won the degree
OF Pm. ID. from the American University or Philadelphia
and as you have already the b. A OF London, yOn can
have the NJ A. added 10 II. viz, PHI d. anu VI a.: WIFI
out increase IN the charges The total coat o pro-
motion, in abseutia, is 800 inclusive of q handsome
diploma and certificate " registration.
Mr.. sparkes. who suppresses the writer's name In
giving these particulars 10 The London Times. sent the
letter to The Acting Commissioner OF Education at Wash
ington. who in repy said:
The charter OF the University Of Philadelphia was re-
voked some two three years ago on account % me
notorious and shameless sale of degrees aud similar r
caities. II has actual legal existence. Allow me
10 assure von Sir that no respect Die irstltuion o learn
ing III me nltd STATES cODfers degrees for money IL
DEGREES conferred all they granted Win othcr
motives than pccuniiry The reason why THIS par
ucuar fraudulent institution has been srcccSfu - be-
cause the University of Pennsylvania whose name
initiates, - institution Ol great CORPORATE wealth ana
hiEh intellectual character.
The French residents of Geneva recently
presented H. Theirs with silver cup In acknowledge
ing the Testimonial he said: "As for the ngratitude you
speak OF. have never believed in It Whenever have
emerged from the circle Of those parties VINO sur
round power. AMI have gone 10 the country tse have
found Just kind. grateful even beyond my deserts
X plying subsequently to an address the French
colony he said d" AZ every period al my NE have
wished Tor tle liberty ~ ny rountrv, wished Tor II,
LOpci iCr H. and obs natey followed ~ under ne Con
successful Int unlappy nnt having crowned
oar efforts. ana every monarchy having b.cono llnos-
sblc-as prove the aud Dow crlcs efforts OF noe
who have sucre died. IN powcr-l haze advised IA
all It can u secure its i at last something may
turn cut We'll N France"
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STORMY EPISODE IN SAILORS HOME-LTFE.

STORMY EPISODE IN a SA1l@Ot'S hOhi>-l~iIA'
A curious history of matrimonial vicissitude
WAS disclosed Justice washs Court in BROOKLYN yes
terday Mrs Ann Dewey of No. 5 Navy-st., was sen
fenced 10 ten days imprisonment for assauling MI
PRINCE of Bridgest. and breaking his door Swedish
sa,lor Peter Dewey saying he was her husband then
asked for and obtained the custody OF boy six
vears old whom he said was their child He
claimed that about 10 years ago. when ne arrived III
America he had married Ann Murphy, an irish emigrant
After "A time he returned 10 seafaring life Nothing
Was heard of him for Is months. during which Time us
Wife supposng him dead, married Thomas BURKE WIN
,,hon she and the child living when Dewey re-
turned Burke however, surrendered ms cia!in' anu the
ronntted family moved 70 No. RaymOn0-st. where
s0oond.band furniture stOre was opened l5nt Mrs
Dewey had become dssipated and when IN nj oI drhh
anness me accidentally smohercd one OF their INFANT
chiIdren Dewey determined 70 leave her, ana 20 10
saa ayain Artices Of separation we're drawn up on
sent in which Dewey gave lis vie the fuinlture store
S2n0 and the custody their child ana she NNeu az
i;O -, ,n;.,re sipuort from him. Mrs. Dewey aud
Rnrke celebrated the separation by dcDauch ah1 se
ishine 10 obtain ring from Dewey, went 10 me houhe
~ Mr. prince where Dewey was stopping, ana com
mtted the ofense for which she was seA'enceu yes
f.pda
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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

VOTING By DEPARTMENTS TO BE ABOLISHED
POSTAL CHANGES.
PARIS. Tuesday. Sept. 81. 1879.
The Courier de France states chat the Cabl-
net hove unanimously resolved 10 propose The abolition
Of the ~ stem OF voting by departments. Tie Courier
anticipates in consequence the overthrow OF the Ministry
in November. - .--
PARIS. Tuesday, sept. II, 1875.
The French Government have notified switzerland tnat
the provisions the BeTne Postal Union relative TO COM
mun.caton with Great Britain through France may 20
into effect immediately The French Government VII
make before 1st OF January next the same concession
respecting communication with America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22

stay Mt home their contracts and send 10 Aany
lng men like these % act rs servants OF the Ring
Jeremiah Mcclure, Thomas o. AlVofd,
Albert L. lIaning, AiansOn D. rage
Complying with your advice cut out the above list to
save Jeremiah Mcclure has already been g0riously
squclched. Thomas q. Alvord has announced himself
as candidate for the Assembly, but IA yet his nona-
ton IA by no means secure We have here good aud
honest men TO represent u.s. who cnn be triumph
antly elected over Mr. Avord should he be nominated by
any party.
Syracuse, Sept 20, 1875.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WAs4IyGTON Sept. 21.-COmmander Howard
r-v Iit ON nanlrrs c. VI. Chester and = III. Baker,
iieuis c. B. sperry C. c. Cornwell $ n storms e. r.
Z. Rogers Chaplain j. - Matthew'S bOats"hns
An1ow Milne and q bet o:nners have been deIaesd on
Constellation and ordered 10 resume thel h-
a ,t IN. Naval ,clderny the 25th inst Ensign l. D.
runetf dota1e from the Ossipee IA ordered u duty III rs
stno rnlander in charge Of draft OF men 20
san FsncissO and arrival there to report LOT thpory
ON hoa. he Receiving ship Independence. shIpun
Il IIov ard ADJ W schultz have reported ther rethrh
hne i'm INK detached from the FranklD European s
placed waiting orders surgeon LAOS.
p.rrosa and Assistants surgeon j. G. BOYD nave Deen de-
from lie practice Constellation and placed on wait
ING orders Paynastcr Edward May has been detached rom
ordered 10 settle his
Painter
,ift ia cze u medic at NagasaAi Japan, per
cil.. ~ 3nih INST from san rranclscO
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wALLACK's THEATER.
Mr.. Wallack announces that he will open the

Mr.. W allack announces that ne Will open tne
regular dramatic his theater about the
4h of October The house is closed for redecora-
its auditorium and for rereshment in every part
II is understood that walack has gathered strong
band Of players and made choice OF suitable opening
piece 1t needless to say that his theater will resume
the important work of the year with the ADVANTAGE OF
that brilliant prestige which attaches TO the Of
waack. This community has long been accustomed to
find on waack's stage intellectual character refined
pleasure cheerfuness purity. wit. and talent OF high
order doubtless will find the best standard OF taste
respected here in the future 1t has been aside from
Summer season vagaries), in the past.
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THEATRE COMIQUE.

Col. T. Allston Browns administration OF
affairs at M Josh Harris Theatre Comique proves both
energetic AID successful The attractions are frequently
changed the hits retained Just os enough the et-
cnts Of serious drama and broad farce are udicoufy
altcrnated: there is discreet use Of satire ana OF tAe
pungent skit at the times and with a company "neh
includes such popular variety performers a. the Gar
neas schoolcraft and Goes Walker and Morton, Lulu
Delay and Ina Marley. the house Is in nigh favor
with its public and ahundanty prospers The return OF
Messrs Hsrrgan and HaI Is eagerly anticipated by the
freurenters Of the Theatre Comiquc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
.Trr,,prro KILL A NEWARK POLICEMAN

About ~ o'clock on Monday night, as Oihcer
Sweeney was parolng his post in Westinghouse New
ark he heard the report of pistol, and bullet passed
in close proximity to his head, followed by another to
mort and another bullet Officer Clark was attracted py
the reports, and went to the assistance OF oincel
onev and the two arrested Samuel Snyder Of No 200
in whose possession was
barreled pistol both chambers OF which were enpiy
g soner who is 81 years old did not deny the SHOOT
IN M aid that he mstOok Cdcer sweeney i0r OHleer
I ~ -, aOainst whom he has some ilfeeiing
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AT MOUNT VERNON. N. Y.
arriace factory at Mount Vernon. \. Y,

owned and occupied by + W. swift, and q biacSsmGJ
shop owned by Theodore Gould and occupied b. John
Duny were totally destroyed by fire abo"t a. NJ yes
terday Mr. swlit's loss is estimated az about S3Ooo
and is fully covered by insurance The building. pvrct
BIZ Nj Gould, was insured FOR -l-OO, winch pF0DtJy
fully covers MS loss SIR Duily estimates Is loss at
$500 upon which he had no insurance
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sAN rRANc1sco MIN.rRELs.

a new farce, squirting i'll jocular mood at
the hit which has been made with oar Boy at MI
Dalv's Theater-the Fifth Ayenuc-has been brought
forward at the opera house Of the san Francisco MIN
strels and these Ethiopans, as Our College Boys
awaken oizzical thoughts and difuse innocent meTrl-
ment Messrs Birch and Backus continue tler raves
lie of the rival tagedans, Messrs Davenport and SUN
,,nvbich DISTINGUISHED rivals by the wav, we be
lieve this week in opposition in Philadelphia The en-
tire minstrel show given by the san Francisco artists
who come OF The original and authentic House OF Cork
IL the best of the kind that be seen in New-1o rK
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ACADEMY OF MrsIC.

The spectacle of Around the World seems
to have steadily grown i'll The public favor ana the
Kr;y Brothers VIII, doubtless keep the pageant before
this community for time longer II Is well suited
70 the average apprehension and taste a. play, ana IL
is Of TIE first order spcctacle-so tta peses all
eyes II may well 70 add. in the interest Of The jlyc-
nile nrbe that there entertainment now current so
connuetoy delightful 70 children the spectacle Of
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