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PEBLIC OPINION.

We arc not authorized to say that The next
Adams ltt.rr w 10 Doe uduscl 20 TIE Hon JnLh iu-
ri.ry Chairman of the Five Points Iid"i Hid Reform
Cluh. SrW-Nora" y o. there is no knowing "h'i Il. ~
un, hauuu now thar the adams ,wcut nas start'i
ON paprr.-i Boston Traveller iErrJ
Gov. Tiidcn il a IcfOrmcr of the positive
,,i w s.r-.,r Ligd. The 'uulIrau thieves kno" t-d
fptr Inn iEry can make 30 d'fru'' Tor thr many COR
arr nnkiuy hcrculcstp ,r"r- ~ "r-lIttcr GOV Iii'n
win IuuI.-l Detroit Ere, Prcss D,niJ
The people of Georgia. rs of thr south gen
cr.ily " 70 IJ long uut, J;tF iHr htl-u ,liuH
and yrirtcl wu, il, ~ Demo" alto adWlni'iit
If.tI that can I've hRi thcy are 1b'oarh toHpiru 10
Ice INIT uitcllly. 10 the iir- Lw of u'intc-'he I'M
ppl.o OF p.r-cryitiou.-i Hartford lnGcS tD.mJ
Gen. Fitzpatrick wrot" Gov. Hayes from In
,ii ma Nu-t iHat the leaders ui Tie lud,pehi ms
ar, poor needy ANA in debit" adl Morton hiN d""uv.'
l,t 'Do,r lns charity and nouli-hd the Hlliiih- w
don't regard tue withdrawal of The Grccnblrk 'indaie
a. M All likely To change the result Of The confess IN lili-
ana philadelphia Times (Iudj
The Confcdcratcs charged upon the whole
Republican line this year. bui thry Eayn iard 10 ma
am IMPRESSION. The Repuhcnns or vermont ch'chc"
thgt1 ho,r of Maine brought them go u stanlal; Con
and OHIO We believe viii turn their attack INTO r'n
ana "a fuot-racc.-l indianapolis Journal thci)
Whatever tine result may prove to be, Colo
RADIO vi OF necessity illustrate 10 porlrclo me "oh
inc, f The rotten burolgh system, Enc" the ihN ne
nI affairs il al i.ast ten times great ~ That tr
nyeragc voter Iu New lorh. The practice oi rriIiS
porict S.atrs ought peyor To DC tocrdt'u l"'"""
ftaIfig a.
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put foremost in the comparison. The time when charges
OF venalty were most directly made against Mr. Gal
Iagher was during the last session. when he with four
other Republicans of the stripe including MI Law
son. against their party associates on the Brooklyn
Charter Their action excited the utmost indlgna-
ton among the Republicans many of whom ala not heSi-
tate charge openly that these votes were lhuehceu
By money These charges assumed definite shape " aI
the newspapers of both parties. Mr. Gallagher mace no
request for an investigation which was however hai on
the motion of q NewYOrk member. Like al sncH IN
vestigatons IL 10 nothing. In place OF Mr. Oa-
agher the Repul icans have opportunity to nominate
J. n Iarned who il spoken OF as pure and aDe man, OF
some equally worthy Republican. IL is to be hOped
they viii improve il.
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MUSIC.
SUNDAY CONCERT 1T BOOTHS THEATER.

SUNDAY CONCERT 1T BOOTHS TlEATER.
Messrs. Marctzek and Fryer gave concert
last night al Booths Thcater which chiefly cOnspc-
nous on account of its badness IL may be questioned
doubtless it will be by the parties in interest whether
the publc has any right to demand Of persons who give
concerts that such concerts shall be arranged with any
view TO artistic merit and not with view TO making the
greatest possible amount Of money at the least possible
cost: but there can he possible question
IA to whether last nights concert arranged
ON any other than financial basis. more
Heterogeneous programme in which the an rent
numbers had less connection with each other or less
true artistic value it would be difficult to ind But IL
was one which least full Of variety, such as II
WAS and which introduced large number OF soloiats
The chief features Of interest the first performance
IN this country Of the Swedish Ladies Quartet and the
debut Of Miss Adene Richard. As to the Quartet 80
long as it confines itself 20 the performance Of
ts national music It will be interesting aud
NAV do good work. No class Of music is
richer in characteristics attractive melodies than the
Morse and is as rule OF very pure anu excellent
STYLE The singing OF the quartet Is careful ana
finished though in certain respects II Is not saacoiy
The contrau are lacking in power, AMI as The hrst
soprano has 4 very telling VOC. tnc result i usually
rather iIl-baIapceI aud inclined be tOpheayy. Miss
Richard has capital voice, and though somewhat
troubled by nervousness az was only De expected
difficult aria from "semiramis" in excellent sly aud
with good vocalzation Mime. Phppenhcim. MIR Castle
and Mr. Solst also sang; and Mr. Levy and Mr.
Glider pianist played The latter altogether un-
satisfactory except in the accompaniment to one Of MI
Castles sOng where he respectable such concerts
IA this do no possible good. They neither educate the
public nor tend raise the standa OF music, without
being OF the least permanent value.
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THE MOZART CLUB.

Several members OF the Thomas Orchestra,
Messrs Eller, Arnold II. Kayser, Reuter-, schniiz
Renecclus and Uthof have formed themselves into an
ASSOCIATION called the Mozart Club ana viii give con
certs OF chamber music during the coming Winter IAey
number among them % the best sooists IN the OF
chestra Their first concert will take place at H;enWay
Hall oct 10. The principal works 10 he interpreted
ara Beethoven's quntette in fat for piano aud wind
;nstrumcuts and the Fesca Scptcte IN minor. This
club fills arace that has long been vacant ana supplies
need which has been long felt for we have had very
tto good chamber music mere. 1t needs string quar-
tette however which is lacking from It's compost
ton, in order to be fully useful.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS


For other Shin Ners see Third and FonTh fdleSd
''' '''' T ARRIVED Sunday. Oct :.
steamship city Berlin tBrh kernclI' iN'p ilpi
Queenstown 2B, With mise anu pa1. q, Ju.
steamship GrrIaiu Fri WtuOdN In'l' ','i, 49,,
routn llt ya ~ JOaas +. oct - Win hd''' IA" P'''
T. Louis II" Brlbi1u ,-.-..,. 10, with
Steamship Gamma (Brl Lcldcod, Bermuda oct D. WIN
uiise and pass \. J.. Outrrbrdec ,..,...,,, ,..
-frnuship CIV OF Houston. Drr1ug 1MNc'0h w. l.
ana Kry Wesi Ith win hdsr. ana pass To th"' H. M'S
stranrshiu W,anoso Couch Richmond city Point end Nor
fok with Tnlsf and pas, Old Dominion 0iciEHhp % .
steamship Neptune. Der Y, Bos'on win m's' anu pass "
MctTOIOi nieansiilrCu
steamship SeIlic Martin. Tor Antwerp also sa"eu WI
Long Notwithstanding whitney: ioi Bosinn
arIie tor II Jnla y b.: Mary Ann Mcthnn LOT haiSoi
Cio hlc,tt EIic rautt STATE ilatte M
q. w, Maggie Cumm nss ana H. L. 'i"'"'' ''' '
MIAD-SunseL hght, W. cl'u.S
fOriIGN POTTS al, ,
IoSnox oct Jailed 9TH Abbie y. fIhuS ~, n i''
AutrraS tIlu-a. VI liant Chas J. Gibson = l.,
oct Z. lila Moore, Amor, Ous ihat V"' H. III P,.
Vas. de TAM loauy ION. Arrived usi Dald A. res
,on Hrmda B,t,y tnd, oct. .. ia.o Alto Jodil.i oi
Tacch.s oct Z iazeppa (atrr at Rochester OIstt run
ery Brs CANA ~. Olaf fliu 10, ATamlitI Si'' l""
Al ia me b. NJ. Width Violet m tio-.SI ,r..t,r ,rc,
IAtIFAX n s. Oct Arrived, steamship NuicestsI lo
and sact BOSTON, sailed steamship "o"
Cromwell Tor 81. Johns, " +.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA oct. S-ATyed. steamships ntu'liA,,u
Jancs. Antwerp Agnes buthlrN, i"n Ei,n.r ar
s1n Bo,tou Albert Clarence, hOWr5, henri nciIic Ism
pier hisgiDs Lynn. Sailed steamships N'huic"'or anu
BALTIMORE oct ARRIVED steamships Hibernian Arch
Csdwaa:er Clark, New-IOrk bark Nlneland' Anderson
galway; bTigs Agnes Barton, h lgbt havana AlAlo
Saunders Tur KS Island Cleared, steamship faCon hIOJ
iot Charleston. bark Ado ph, Honrlckson- no
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MARRIED.

BOARDiAN-UTLEY-On Wednesday Oct 4. At Zion
Church Rome " T. by the Rev. Hugh l. NJ. Clarke Jonn
Boar man ill., II New York city aud Amy eldest daughter
OF Harmon q. Utlry 81 Rome.
BoDIN E-BEOwNLEE-At Port Richmond, 5; l., Thurs.
D.. 1876 by Rev James l,TJNulre D. d.. Edmund
Windsor Bonc and Belle Powers second daughter Of tne
officiating clergyman
BROWEIB- TOMPKISS-At TarrytOwn On-the Hudson on
"wednesday Oct T. 1876 at the second Reformed church,
by tho Rev. John A. Todd, j. d. Mt Isaac Brower Ot
BROOKLYN to Wan Wsrt TOmpkr5 OF TIE former
place
HOoPER-C CONNER on Thursday Oct Q. at Calvary
Church PamIapO y. J., By the Rev. PhO ". Srague. tao
Rev J0scph oIcr o. Lebanon springs " " 70 imogcEe
Conner OF the former place.
RICE WILIIAM~-At Cambridge. Mass, Oct. 5. Charles
D. Rice Caroline r. Williams daughter OF hon. l. ~ >
Williams
Ill Notices Of Marriages must be ipdorsei Nth faI
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NETWORK oRAToRIO SOCIETY.

The subscription books of this society are
now open at stcinway Hall. As already announced. the
society will give the ELIJAH" the Messiah" one OF
Bachs Cantatas, Brahmss Requiem the second act OF
Gluck's "Orphcus." aud the Creation during the
coming season During the three years Of its existence
this choral society has given us some OF the best oraoro
performances that We have heard IN NewYorE, and
PROMISES to do better still this Winter than over
before It Will have the cooperation of the Philhar-
monte Society and Of the best solo talent available
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

A large and enthusiastic meeting of Repub-
licans was held the Town Hall Of Chatham. N. j.
Saturday evening. DR.. j. r. Gobls delivered address,
and warned the citizens OF the danger TO the country In
the Of the OF the Democratic party. Col
II. II. Hadlcy who had just come from tour through
Ohio and Indiana spoke Of the large Republican meet
ings and great enthusiasm Of the people Of those States
indicating, claimed, coming Republican victory.
Although his address Of great length ho retained
the attention ~ the audience ut the close Of the meet
ing. The glee club sang Hayes aud Wheeler campaion
songs
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meeting of this body the Assistant Secretary sus
pended
LETTER FROM JEFFERSON DAVIS.
HIS DESIRE FOR THE ELECTION OF GOV. TILDEN-
MONEY ASSISTANCE FROM ENGLISH MONARCH
(Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

lBt lELEOhAfH IO The IhiBUNb.I
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 8.-The Washington
Chronicle in speaking the united support which
Tilden seems OF receiving from the South, says
Jefferson Davis writes from London recently to old
and very particular friend in this city, VINO in his ex
ultaion could not keep the letter secret that In
OF Gov Tldens election he shall return in time 20 meet
his friends from the South at the opening Of the COnfed
crate House He expressed great hopes Of Gov. Til
den's election, and writes that this ia also the general
belief of the thousands OF Confederate eXes In England
including Mr. Benjamin, his Secretary OF state undor tine
Rebel Governments Mr.. Davis says that the sympatles
OF the mOnarehiss OF England all In favor OF Gov.
Jilden, and lie cOnfidentially that the
friends OF - tho Lost Cause," who spent their
money freely in aid Of the rebellion TO destroy
the American Union, have contributed large to
Tden's election fund.- and would freely contribute
thousands Of Millions by That means they could break
up the hated great Republic, which Is menace to every
monarchy IN Europe He writes that II Gov Iildcn Is
elected nearly all OF the Cxilrs England and Europe
will immediately return, and that for himself lie shall
hereafter reside In Washington Mr. Davis has OF
cd friends IN this city who held Office for many years
through his powerful Influence. ana they now have
strong hopes OF GOV Tldens election aud their rein
statement In Office. Two three, through letters from
MI Davis got places under the Confederate House, tut
the amount Of patronage was too small to employ many
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COL. REDsToNEs DECLARATION FOR HARRISON

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-COl. A. T.. RcdstOne,
who delegate to the National Greenback COnyen-
ton at indianapolis, and member Of the National Ex
ccutiye Committee of the sofmOney party has written
to bis party friends in Indiana urging them to sup
port Gen Harrison for Governor. He had been very
energetic worker up to the time Of the withdrawal Of
Cen WOlcott for similar TO those given by the
Ia;tcrin his recent letter. Col Reisone advises
those who have aborcd with him not to play into the
laLts OF the Democrats.
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SECRETARY TYLER RESIGNS.

CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-The resignation of Lem
uel s. Tyler Secretary the American Alliance, dated
Aug o. was accepted yesterday The name OF his sue
cessor viii DO announced on Wednesday.
The gaation of M Tyler given to the Alliance
on account OF his continued absence abroad caused by
illness in bis family and is not TO be attributed 10
cent political publications lie sailed for Europe Aug
o. after placing bis resignation in the hands OF the
proper PERSONS but IL not acted upon by the Grand
Lounol Of the Alliance nntll Yesterday. Az lho same
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COMPLYING WITH NATURALIZATION LAWS

A change in the method of issuing naturli-
cation papers adoptod in the United states District
Court Saturday, and, In conformity with the practice
in the other courts all applicants required to have
their papers Endorsed by the presiding judge Tao
statement published on Saturday attracted considerable
attention AT the party headquarters, aud the committees
on naturalization Will probably give notice to those per
sons who have received papers without the approval OF
Judge to return them and have them properly ndOrsed
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TIE THOMAS ORCHESTRA.

Mr.. Thomas will give at Steinway Hall this
evening his fl h concert and his programme, which Is
capital one throughout will include two numbers which
arc entirely new 70 tho public here, Symphonic Poen
by ST. sacns "Phaeton," ana 5ciienne by Bacchefln
,rh so,cts will ma Mime Schiller Miss Beebe and Mr.
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NOMINATIONS TO CONGRESS.
Nominations to Congress are reported by
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT pROBABLLITIEs.

During Monday, for the South Atlantic and
East Gulf STATES higher barometer, fresh aud brisk cast
civ To uorthcry winds, pO-sbiy Increasing To hlgh
along the coast nearly stationary temperature gcnc:-
ally cloudy weather and rain IRON Florida to Eastern
North rulua.
Far ioirrr iGte regi0n ami N9iic states, rising and
high f0iOircd IN JGiiaJ barometer cold Hgrre,ie ~
vds Jackig q ir0leI irfSer!y SoUNeyiy clear Or
partly ci0udy Ueoihcr and hc1ry fRpsTs.
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: q. L., arrived last night from British Columbia and
Us nnI saTe tomorrow morning for Philadelphia
CopENHAGEN, Oct. 8.-The King OF Greece
-, hsrs On Friday on his way home.
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THE CONDITION OF JOHN +. CLEVELAND.

Last night at 11:15 the condition oil MI
Cleveland was very preclrious Up to last evening II
wa b.ieved that h, had gained little, but as evening
upuroachcd he became visiby weaker. and unless
change occurs fears entertained that ho may die "
ufy m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

well rerresentc M Of ne iuCous or a RAYMOND
& ClOuiug Warehouse " Nassau and FuOL SS
where every thing possesses its own intrinsic value.
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FRIDAY. Oct Is.

"Phil, my jewell said Pat. I'm mighty
sorry ye can't dine with to-day" "Argah, and why
can't dine with YET" said the ast0nshed Phil. " Be-
cause my dear returned Pat 81 haven't asked ye as
wei" >
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p1sSENGERS 1RRITED.

FROM 1IAVRE-In sic4ngip 81 GSr'eln; US', lila
Miss Nora a!ey, Miss Elizabeth COL
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II your hair gray PACKERS n AIR BAtsM You will
gifted o way II Restores the eo.or sold BY all
--
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

III d,yr 10 t cits ny t'nhs 81
inl-. liz -f.rIlr 80 q tur Go r . '11 p'
Tue centfa tl1'sI r' nnss ~ ne
hshi ~ tl- .rHafsr TIE i..flir -1' 1 il ..
tl- sIal bgli NJ tI' ' il<
tl.~ 4Ir wH~1 tH- lvei Doe b. r''y i'y- 70 h' "a '
p.urs lnrh-s anil f' rAli1r, 'aA 'aih-f f D. 81 @
n'lr .4iirn aHt - Ie il-la'i31t NJ A . -.
II fs A1prfI iu fri Dt ii- rif
tlrl-r by t rsr-ts of ' u1r-m.Ai a
stain
fau . s'iaT To- li- i'
sne,sa r-lr, FrA'r s1' 'a''t ron ''-''
points a. 1u.liltaaaIY % Ha' STAT N-ntIrf.
The upper dmream-that 81 Saturday, i principally
the record Of recovery from previous depression ~ the
barometer The lower diagram exhibits sharp rise he
fore midnight that worthy u special rotc. TcmP'rn.
turc and the percentage OF huudt o thc air remain II
MONT slightly below the average iOG the s'd'nu me
conditions indicate fair or partly t!1uy weather l"i %
day or tuo. preceding storm when VIII probably oe
here hy "Wednesday.
For this ,ity and vicinity clear or eighty clouly
weather MAY be expected. growing cooler toward the
,fD- If ie ttN
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NETWORK.
CoSCoRDIA HALL, n. w..

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. 1876
HEADQUARTERS REPU BLICAN STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. NETWORK.
MONDAY, Oct. 8.
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5ueclal Nollees.


Rurles FnlI styles Dress and Felt Hats ready at poru
lar prices. 2ii broadway Park bank Hilding
Barti u.s. boulevard Lamps have taken the prize at the
Judges tcUOr:) Factory Gtpt LOT ucSe
lamps Broadway iOIk. Lamps Ter all use RON -
upward Prsmatc ReicctOls &c
Hayes md Wheeler. Morgan mud Rogcrs.
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPU BLlCAN ASSO.
CThTION-A mass meeting Ni be- held a C0ncifa Assem-
Div Rooms y and 20 Avenue 4, on MONDAY EVENING,
OCT o g. At O'Clock. The Hon BENJAMIN X. PHELPS,
District ttornry II the y o. New York ant the Hon
STLAS Il. BUTCHER OF Brooklyn, VIII address the meet
ipg. Al are cordially invited 20 Gitchd.
80 j. NJ. PATTERSON, jr, President
wM GAs2a Secretary. -
Aime. Democrats Whit 10 Wear containing flll and
complete information the rail- ana WINTER faslo"s "a
every department II Price - cents lOst eS;
dress NINE DEMOkESl, II fA'' l+'H 81, y. -
Nine. Drmores,'s Grad TriumphThe hishesi honCrs
IL tie Centennial Exposition, vita lhc ont "a 80
competitors Tor PATTERNS OF the lASiip s 80
HE hi glp, award Of Dress Cutin- -, 80
skirt Susprndcrs AMI highest noiOFS WIN = 'I'N'' '
for COiscts
po,e,,. 1,radeu,aris. &C., -,
STafe, and foreign cOuLulos W
secuitW ~ uHS ..''pTs-L,NS PATENT AGENCf,
2js broadway, Sew ! OF.
------ Professor AGlcr's
SrND.Y MORNING LECTURES ON
"ITlIICAL PROBLEMS 49,. -,
,u,,,rs, tel nj standard Hall No 1902 Broadway
nncr nj Forfy secondst, oct 10 at IL m
will DO reserved All others lnIefes
arr. r.speotfnlY invited " attond
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DIED..

Ill Notices Of Marriages must be ipdorsei ciih faH
name and address.
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Corporation Noilecs.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
A. LIGHTING The PUBLIC LAMPS r. the PARKS, &C..
with GAS or OTHER ILLUMINATING MATERIAL
SEALED PROPOSALS for lighting the public lamps with
gas or other illuminating material invited and viii be
ctlVed by the above Department 80 Union
YORK CITY, un $50 o. IN, THURSDAY, April 20, 1876 For
fun particulars see CITY RECORD, No. City Hall
= OTlCE.-PrOpOsals for building wooden
pier, TO be situated at foot of Bank ST.. r. Will be
Geyeo at lie Office OF he Department Of DOCKS ~ and l9
Duanesi until IL o'clock Of FRIDAY, April IA. 1876
For iGl information, see The city Record" Copies for sale
at NO City Hal
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MrNrATrRE ALMANAC

sun rae. hos SIr sets.. 6.35 Moon rises. 90
HIGB WA1EE THIS DAY-A. " 80.
Sandy Hook. OIL Cows Isllnd. 9if Hen - ieiiJ
HfsH DAY.. ~
Randy HOOK 93l Cows Island lOO9 Hell o. Ferry II'Jo
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6orsrs. Carriages, farncss, Nr.
Dusinces Chances.

A SMALL TIN and SE-FURNISIIING
~ GOODS STORE. tools machines &c. must be SOLD IN
one week. Address G. o. D.. Tribune Office
WANTED-A position as SUPERlNTEND-
W ENI Of a TnwaTo Manufacturing Establishment by a
party who has twenty five yeaI experience in the business
Address 7. r., Tribune Onice.
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Sales bp Auetion.

A. MERwIS, Auctloneer
by BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., 656 Broadway,
H near Bondstsaes of Books. Works of Art. &c. &c
NOTICE.--WM. KENNEDY, AuctiOneer, will
sell at lublc auction. the Exchange Salesro0m III
Broadway, FRIDAY. April q, 1876 IL o'clock m, by
order OF the Department OF Docks the right 20 collect and
tain all WHARFAGE accruing at certain Piers and Bulk.
heads owned by the Corporation. For fun particulars see
1.-THE City Record" Copies for sale at No City Hall
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Gnlels.

NGEILs TURKISH, ROMAN, and ELEC
"A InIr BATHS. 81 I.-Nu-tpD1yc-bay aud ehi
T-.. dly ana evening. Pleasant rooms excellent table,
Room sut Board. - ger day.
HOTEL uthcifurd Park, 30 minutes from
4 4 w.4or. f, 80 ROOMS new and c1mrlel". 90 - $780,,
Il. *. STEWART, 81 Cedar 81.
Dudley PARK HOTEL, on the Phil, VII;
L anal Isio r. H. .ou philadelphia un"i Sircia
InIu,rmrns o st clss trnt'tiii visitor ltlsei'fintN
,lrr-.a al upSsrn improvements huo river NrWs AMI
tf -t.,,1 ,,u,,ton Niih CrBtcuui. grounds. ioF
ci,i p and drtgs address :. 6. LIGdt CAi, Manager
ilaloy PARK. Del O., Penn.
nANDS POINT HOTEL, Sands Point, l.. l.,
- ,r'at,l % mile. from York point 81 hIi on the
morrill, .hnrr a. L. D. sound, commanding hne WaierVew nom
for bathuP wil p- open flay
Ion uess St,an.el ~eawanhska rsNcs PEGS siP dh AZ L.
@tI .t n. L. T q. J.. Leaves sands ih ~ 3u 4!
=, daily Applicants El receive personal attention D aa
,,...'..,,.1, a. line @. DUNSfAbhH.
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WALLACK': v
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE.
TUESDAY EVENING, April IL,
Positively Last Night OF great
LEGITIMATE AND STANDARD PROGRAMME,
Consisting II the beautiful petite drama entitled
TEARS, IDLE TEARS,
and SheTidans br ,is nj comedy OF
THE RIVALS
The casts OF these PLAYS will include Messrs H. j. MON.
TAGUE, JOHN GILBERT, HAIRY BECKETT, W: X.
FLOYD C. A. STEVENSON, j. w. CARROLI- H. N.
HOLLRND j. W. SHANNON, G. r. EDWIN, Miss ADA
DYAS Mime PONISI, Miss lone BURKE, MIS-. JOHN
SEXTON, Miss KATE BARTLETT, Miss E. THORNTON.
and ALLIE DORRINGT0N. -.
will produced after weeks Of the most elaborate prepare
A NEW COMEDY DRAMA
OF pOwerf original rction, In four acts,
written expressly this theater Messrs A c. Wheeler
and j. steele Mackaye, entitled
Il W / y $,
with ..-x
ENTIRELY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
by Messrs. Matt Morgan and j. Clare, aud
A CAST OF GREAT STRENGTH,
including
LESTER WALLACE and tie Principal Members Oh tho
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