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lin addition TO 900 bushels previously reported by usl
for May clearance nj i3c bushe To BRISTOL by sail 10
hnds. taow. J0s anu steam butter 6pa
To Bremen. per steam, 5000 bushels 40 marks
500 terces 900 hrkns and 2oD tubs lard i75 marks;
100 hhds tobscco 371 marks 80 do II marks 7o
bales do. marks loo machinery, 80 marks pl
horse rakes 50 marks Chaters: Norwegian barN go
Crontadt with 900 bbis refined petroleu
private terms; British park 1913 hence Rouen.
with 5000 bb naphtha AZ Is. I'd. German bark from
Baltimore To kostock. with 1000 bills refined
petroleum Al 5s or 5s 3D. German bark.
bbls. refined petroleum Al A.. 3D.. May clearance;
British bark 2O1 tons hence to Saonca. with 700
refined petroleum ut 4oc Norwegian ship. luU9 tons.
hence 10 avre vita 1000 bills crude petroleum. Is
British bark. 0S6 hence Bristol Channel direct,
with 1000 quarters barley At IS I'd vessel from Bati-
to Cork for ORDERS with 800 grain At Ss
Sd one. thence for with $500 quarters re-
ported At raie; British steamship 75 Lence
with cotton, reported To the Baltic private
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Lice. LOWER FUTURES
CLOSED QUIET--FLoUR DULL--wHEAT QUIET
CORN LowER-oATs LowER--wHIsKEY IN
cHANoED-PoRK AND LARD LOWER PETRo-
LLUM sTEADY--sPIRITs OF TURPEN1INE
fIRM-Ros1N STEADY oils FIEM--coFFEE
QUIET-sUGAR FIRM FEEIdHTs QUIET.
MONDAY, May 1I--6 Z. H.
Business was moderate ,o.day. and the markets
were irregular IN unsettled aud lower.
ON Change -four duh and lower TO soil, with
lots selling &c. a l0c of. Corn less active and
opened lc. lower Oats we're unsettled and decidedly
lower, with somc pressure TO sell Whisky un-
changed. Pork and lard lower Frcghts we're quiet Cot
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Wheat very quiet but noninally unchanged; 5000
bushels white Michigan sold Mt ~ IS 81 3D. and 1000
bushels ungraded ST. 90 Rye steady 81 Os
I'll ~ Tor tate and Ole. 9Sc Tor Western. Barley
quiet Barley IN AL steady. Corn less active aud
ower spot steamer and No opened at 72c but the bulk
OF the sales were 7lc closing 7Oac bid The sales
were 1000 bushels ut Tic. TIC Tor mis-
72sc for old Western mixed the for forward delivery
10000 bushels including II bushels No. Tor
May csc IT'S 900 bushels ~ une
65sac and 10000 bushels No Tor june 67aic Oats
unsettled aud about &c lower nearly all kinds We
note OF 10000 bushels At 6Jc Tor No. Sic
81 nc for No do. 4Oc. for No. do 53c. for No.
soc. tor No. do. SIC for white 53c white
Western.
HEMP AND JrrE--,Iute butts were quiet but firm. We
note sale OF 900 bales to arrive In Boston
Hemp dull but hrm We quote :-American dressed
Sl75 $50 single $40 81 tor double 30 80
for undressed Russia clean SOB $40 gold Italian, $40
S275. gold jute ac. &c.. Iuts butts, $40
currency. cash. spot and Sac colo, arrive Manila
hemp. &c. sisa uo &c. ;istic &C.. all gold
MoLAssYs There was u continued active movement In
quote Cuba centrifugal and mixed. 3oc lie clayed,
Ace soc. do. muscovado refining ioc 52c grocery. 4c
BE Porto Rico 4Sc Jsc English Islands Hoe 5Jc
New Orleans. good J4c prime 57c choice. 6Uc.
NAVAL SToREs.-spirits turpcnne was very and
large lots for immediate delivery obtauable: 100
bulls spot sold la lots &c., 100 bDls arrive
3dc. kosin still dull 100 bbs good strained sold at
81 10 We quote Spirits turpentne merchant able order
35i,c. Sic Kosin-strsined, 81 90 good do 81 10.
Pitch. 81 % Tar, 81 30. Ad,ces from Wilmington
ioows-kosir and spirits dull and lower to sell Tar
quiet VI 81 Turpentine steady hard III 80; SOFT 81 %
virgin, ~ %.
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OLs.--Cottonseed oil refined yellow bbls
s asked g. Max nas sse ea si asked Juy ,
higher fhe destruction last, sunday Of the linseed Of
advance The mill was OF the largest the country
OF Of & supply w the sesrcun s Of
10000 gallons manufactured with the present excited
dealers We quote. -Linsecd Use soc lard. prlme
f o ssf 81 eS sas,s %
do southern 7oe bleachea winter Tse natural do Zoe
crude es s5. ' ic "a 45e 'S"'"sa "'"' '0'
rn1no1iuT-n snaed was steady. .wo hear Of sale of
aecompsned in crude op,ious At the Petroleum Ex
united 4 " ~. regular Seo9 s sS's a.. = ie
1000 bb do. do S2 10 and 900 pels., d. 30 days
y Ms h. "a a." n ea. ~ is GeIIes a
ior prime city, refined rhiadeIpha iflsc; do Bat
PouLrhy-Drcssed poultry was in fair dem and and arm
Jersey e lie per h. State and Western oc
ialksys-s.ats aud Jersey I5c iac Western i5e ioc
Ss Sc a pa Western - s'
at 7c pS l5e tor soo to prime weser and Si iSe c
for fair TO good do Chickens were quoted at lie loo.
PROVISIONS Kccepts-Pork. 2s bills lard TIT tierees
AND ""d i GU 1@ s
dull aud lower for lots on the spot arrive. Tile
sH a Se % 1d '0Hs: q % W The ss
s o and o = Or 10 20 20 tor "r '% "s 40 % CO.. 5 80
quiet sales were 10000 lbs. plcAcd bellies. 10
S a @ res. At bellies III @ mossS meats IL sls
eassd Ike sea gase" wss 2ns 'a n yse 20.
Cumberland at Gsic; city long clear quoted SIC
Changed We quote SBSls extra ness. sis 5oa ia So;
mess s2 VIZ 90 o packet, SO ,eresd s'ty ezra
choice Western Dressed hogs were lover quoted
Al & Se e ..sns y a. g 80 s - ss @
May 81 50 BID 80 70 asked for june. and 80 f71a bid
% IS ''s ana Il re sr ja"e 9o 's'ss
70 So Tor July 50 ~, 80 o. Tor August
at We. ~JD do. Western
al ron 80 10 down 10 s. so do incy Il SO 81
SOL S or on T prSs q terms ana quoted Al SIC S,at Hms'c
los.e. and Continent ut osc Butter Receipts 32I'i
i5c &c Tor eeinmoa to tns stats ana iec 2Dc for
r 20 ne a wss ss e a
Western At l21sc. . i4,-c for new. 90
lima iar s5sc aec good G.se si4c prime e'ss aesac
"f susse s RAJ Esars sood 5snd . rsa"
cola cola &C., currency "'"N''A' ''a' -''' ''''''
strong with the exceptcn Of medium yeIIows Which
We quote Fair refining ioe good do. iossc csea
s. ana Sox ss"' ss ,Ofs 1851 S as
moas.es nhds aud boxes ss.e aesia Porto nico. REIN
sn s s'Tva % d ps"' sdssa
isss s,a;sca lse is'ss pow,dsss5s,a 'se
a extra ~ ils ,c sIo 9e sxrs ~ lose
sfsiss receipts nna and 30 iisrces Inc marse,
quiet, 50 tcrces prime Western sold At io,sc prime
T.lLow- sepi.sa hhd,. q .iersss. 1873 sels an.
5000 lbs. q, SIZE sac and 50 900 lbs. so'ioc
$50 Sbls soid At ii I0i,
Frrienrs me continues good from the
interest but otherwise the inquiry Il trIng with rat
Tor TIE day held = sdy ane.eemcnt'-.a Liverpool :,
the berth aud, per steam, % hhds taow 3ss LOO
boxes choose, 5s about 1000 packages con
% s'oees Beet ana 90 hhds ,sow on private terms
s e"secl, grain I'd s.snd 81 end Sn Spo nsse
AID, standard 10 uaue, por steam, 1000 bushels cor
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The following were the closing prices a. three p NJ.


Tho following shows the decline In the closing
prices of the principal active stocks to-day as COM
pared with those OF Saturday:-Wcs,ern Union
% Pacific NAH, x; New York Central, Ia; Lake
shore, g Union Pacific, u; Illinois Central Ia
Pitlsburg, a; Northwestern, "a; do preferred, 1sS
e., Co. G. 4 L., IN Rock Island, a.; st. Paul do
preferred, IS: Morris and Essex, rs; Hannibal and
St. Joseph, IA, do preferred = Atlantic and Pacific
u Delaware and Hudson, Ia
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy a. "a per cent on call to-day,
closed al a ~ per cent The following were tho
rates Of exchange on New York at the undcrmen-
toned cities to-day:-Savannah buying 3-l6 selling
5.l6; St. Louis, 40 premium Cincinnati easy, buying
par selling lilo; Chicago, 80 go PREMIUM and New
orleans, commercial 4 9.32, bank "a. Foreign OK
change steady, with actual busnessat4 81 Tor bank
ers' sixty days sterling and 4s9ls Tor demand
Gold opened at 107 4, declined to 1865 aud closed
at l07 The carrying rates were ], II ana per cent
Loans also made fat
Gold cearings ut the National Bank OF the State OF
New York.
Gold balances siiDo.io
currency ualances..... Lleo'ily
uToss ciearances.. lo,voI,UUO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges So 400, 20
Currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 36D5.6o9
Sold exchanges ..................l IL sos SIS
IMPORTS EXPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port last week
olows'-Gcnsral merchandise imports, including dry
oods, S6.7J3 597; produce EXPORTS S. 800, 49, and
Jpecie exports, So, Ij4 300 The total ports
rbandlsc at this port since January this year, we're
xl25, $780, against sl2l, 900 for correspond
ing period in 1876 and 49, 49, $50 1885, Tho total
exports produce s94 60 437 against $751; eI 5ss
IN 1876 aud $50. IN, 06j 1875 the total exports of
specie $40 sol, against $40 s3e in 1870 and
S2Soi3,4 AL In 1873
GOVERNMENT
The market for government bonds was active today
and there slight decline 10 sympathy with tho
weakness In gold but these bonds closed steady tho
following quotations:-United States currency skies
125 1864; do do, 1851, registered, ll4s 1llgs do
do, do, coupon, 1l51 1l5l4; do. do, 1865, now,
registered Ill u 1l1i do do, do, coupon 1lli4
1llls; do do, 1907, registered, III 1l4is do d.
do, coupon. la 1lIA; do. 90, 1865 registered.
1l5Is; do. do, do, coupon, 1l5is; do teu-iorties,
registered l12x l12l do. do. coupon, 1l3ss 1885,
do nvcs, 1881, registered, 1l1ss lllA; do do, 90,
COUPON 1liH. ll1A; do. AIS, 1891, registered,
1881 a1ose.; do do do, coupon. 1855 1854
TIiE NARNET.
selling up TO 81. ON less apprehcn ION that England
viii be drawn into the ~ the East. United States
bonds arc arm ana the American railway shares IN the
London market all steady, except Illinois Central.
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LIVERPOOL. MAJ las p VI.
Coton-Futures dull npands. low mddihg carsc. Jnne
and July delivery, 23Sed upland low mddIg clause
August aud September delivery, ys32d.
LoNDoN May ~ 10 r. NJ.
Produce-Rehned petroleum. i, per gallon. spirits u
turpcntine. 2-s. Sd rs. Cd per
Lilseed OIL ESQ ESQ .,
LIVERPOOL. May H. 1877.
Pork-Easten dull 77s. Western dun 66s. Sacoa
Cumber duh Sos rio duh 49,, clear
dull j3s.. short dull at iOs Hams-Long cut
dull AS. shoulders steady az 29s. Beelndia dull
at 37s.. dull il3s.. prime dull "
OBS Lsrd-Primc Western dull ut IIs. Tali0w-Prims
city dull As "a. Tarpentns-Spirits dull AZ 2Ss
Rosn-COmmon duh at 5s. 3D.. Inc dull at los. I'd.
Cheese-Am choice hrner los Lard oil Steady
a 52- F1our-Estra State steady at 32s Whcnt-Sp.
spring s I'd No do. steady AT lbs Id. winter
southern market winter Western, in the
market Corn soft steady At 27s Receipts OF wheat
tho week-from Atlantic ports $3.50 quarters, from
Pacific $4,000 do from other sources. 100 do. Re-
cepts OF corn, $1,000 quarters
FINANCIAL.
LONDON May 1850 r. VI.
rho amount OF bullion gone the Bank OF England
balance to-day Is Ell ,DDU
United States bonds. ten-forties. 1857
Paris adyices quote live at 1o2L 711le
PARIS, May IA. 1871.
Exchange 0 London 25f l5c. for sacri sight.
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MEMORANDUM.

IL stated to-day that tho contracts OF the
Merchants Despatch Transportation Company with
the Lake Shore Railroad Company, which expire upon
the LIST oil June aud July, will lot be renewed Under
these contracts the Lake Shore road was obliged TO
carry freight for 25c. Soc, and the Transportation
Company will now DO Obliged to pay Toe, the ruling
to Chicago 1t was also stated that this change
will make a difference OF about quarter OF million
month in favor OF the Lake Shore Company.
The following is tho Official report sales at tho New
York Open Stock and Gold Exchange May IA, 1871
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
MINING SHARES

Tho following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco today:-Gould Il
Curry, An; Savage 21s; Chollar Potosi. 1Ss; Ophir
8; Hale Norcross, Tx; Grown Point az; Yellow
Jacket, AZ; Belcher, IN; Imperial, u; Virginia Con.
sohdatcd, ex-dvidend, rs; California, 26 Overman,
6,s; Raymond Ely, 2h; Eureka 6. ", 8; Best 4
Belchcr, ga; Kentuck 2; Union Consolidated, 2; Al.
pna, 8; Meadow Valley, III; Sierra Nevada Il Next
can, 4; Caledonia, l; Silver Hill, TX; Eureka Conso
Dated 141s; Justice. 215 Julia Consolidated 1. The
closing quotations in San Francisco wnre.-
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SAN FkANCIsCO MINING sHAKEs.
The following table gives the prices OF the promn
gold and silver mining shares, including the opening
prices of to-day, received by telegraph from san
Francisco. All prices in gold.--
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HAVANA MARKET.

fIAvANs. May H. 1877.
upward tendency.
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$1,000 US 6's, 81 r.... I
1900 Us IS, III C =. l
1000 Us 500 q, '65, n I
10000 Us 500 r. '6T.s3 |
10000 do. /
10000 Us SIS. lo-4O o.. !.
Eli
10000 La rs con 80. =.
1880 do be
2OO0 No Us, 1871. o 1
400 Mo SIS. / 34-95. ;. i
1000 Ten 6's. old. .....
10000 do. be
5000 q. B 4 Q rs. con !
1000 Lehigh&Wi; con
2ODU Chic H. NW.lst III /
1000 Nor AZ Essex LIST. !
1860 Mich Cen rs. II
1000 Ohio&Miss con ST
5000 ohio Il Miss I'd.
1000 Ohio Il Miss con
1000 Cen Pac Z b..... II
GOO do ........... II
1000 Tn Iac $ i.......
1000 pac Il OF Mo. LIST
2UCO do
1000 Z. G 4 | q. LIST.
100 ch&NW con CRIB
20OUU q a X | &Pac rs /
1000 T&W LIST It l. div
lOJJD CIV LIST IN, 'SS, exc
100 Del & II r b, '9l..
5000 l. d Nash con. '0S
20JJ Can ,, LIST III con
1OOoM&StP OK Md. be
5000 II a. 1T j SIS coav
q shs Fourth Nat Bk
q METROPOLITAN Bank !
10 do ...........l
100 Q'si!ver NJ 20. .b3
loo American Coal. be
400 Illinois CentRR. DC
II
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GALVESTON, Nav n 1877.
Cotton dull. middng. 1OIsc. low mlddling loo.
good ordinary arc. Net receipts 2i2 bales gross 2l4
Exports coastwisc, 20. Sales 23I stock, 81. $50
NEw ORLEANS. May H. 1877.
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23O Pit, FtW& G g'd.bc SO
~ Oh & Alton pi. be los
400 st l. X Q * n pfbc -
800 DO. =. -. 2Ji
100 Ohio a. Miss RR.bc 81
200 do. -. 81
luD 40. ....... 80. %
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(>RAND OPERA HOUSE.
STpooie Donnely. Sole Lessees and Managers
ME- RS. tOOLE 4 DONNELLY have great pleasure
In announcing an engagement for TWO WEEKS ONLY
with the distinguished artistic and favorte.
MISS FANNY
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THE POST OFFICE ACCIDENT.

number of witnesses we're examined yesterday by
the commission appointed by Postmaster james to in
vcsgate the cause OF the disaster Ex-senator William
Lambecr, the chairman, presided, and MI. Weston
kept records. All tho gentlemen OF the commits
being experts in building designing asked ques-
tons apropos TO the subject General Schuman, Chief
Engineer connected with the Treasury Department.
was present having with him drawings Of the part Of
the Post Oiico building, TO explain tne detects that
caused the roof TO topple General W. D. Steinmetz,
who had been superintendent OF Construction under
Mr. A. B. Muliett, was examined on Friday. Yester-
day Mr. William Potter, the Supervising Architect,
succeeding Mr.. Muilett; Mr. Thomas II. oakshot, tho
present Superintendent Of Construction, and Max
Hense the foreman OF the gang at work IN the fatal
ROOM were called and questioned by the commission.
1t was deemed proper TO summon Mr Calvin T. Huri
burd who was employed by the Treasury Department
superintendent OF the building while IN tho course
OF erection, and q telegram was accordingly sent
TO Brashcr Falls requesting him TO appear at once.
This gentleman replied that the last train having left
before the despatch reached him he could not be here
until Tuesday Tho commission, however, has decided
to transmit their report Secretary sherman NOR
row evening, thus closing the investigation IL has
been nscertaned that OF tho experts composing
the commission has had occasion 10 change the opn-
Ion formed at the rst view OF tho ruins II Is proba
Bile that Mr.. Muilctt will be examined tomorrow II he
desires.
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BROKERS' COMMISSIONS.

The Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
at q special meeting held after business hours on
Friday last decided to raise the rate OF commission
from one-sxteenth to one-eghth Of per cent aud
communicated this determination yesterday afternoon
to the members OF the Exchange. The announce
mcnt would seem to have met with considerable OPP
position, and a mass meeting OF tho members was
called at three O'Clock to discuss the proposed ad-
vance One broker, with whom the HERALD re-
porter convcrsed after the meeting, said that only 100
members were present at the mass meeting. and alter
some informal discussion these decided to adjourn
the further consideration OF the question until next
Tuesday afternoon. Another said that resolution
dsapprov ng the Governing Committees action was
offered and by OF u to is. Tho latter gen-
teman further that the recent lowering OF rates
was an opposition measure invoked against the open
board and that It's operation, while benefit to The
street was disauvantageous TO most Of the larger
firms. Tho impression seems 10 prevail that an ar
rangemcnt should be made by which commissions
should be regulated according to the nature OF tho
transactlon
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THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BRUSSELS.

The steamship City Of Brussels, OF the Inmau line,
sailed this port Saturday April 81, and has
not yet arrived at Queenstown. Many theories are
advanced as the cause Of her detention, but tue
most probable is that the machinery has broken down
The following steamships, all OF which have arrived
safely, sailed the day the City OF Brussels:
Germanc, arrived April 80; tho Spain Main and
Ethiopia, arrived May ., and the Hecla, from Bos-
ton, arrived on the 3D. Her last voyage TO New York
the CITY OF Brussels accomplished in eight and
one days The theory that she is fast In the ice
not believed by steamship people, because the Yeudo.
from Huh, which arrived on Friday, was the first
steamship TO bring news Of ice
On board OF tho missing steamship arc the
Canadian pilgrims to Rome, and their friends
ara considerably agi,aed over the matter About
noon yesterday despatch received from
Queenstown stating that vessel had been
sighted by the Williams Il Guion sieamar Wisconsin,
winch arrived that morning The vessel was sighted
on May 3, III latitude 81 deg north, longi-
tude 10 deg. west, and appeared 10 be a
three masicd steamer. IL was proceeding cast
ward slowly under steam and showed no signals. IL
currently believed here last evening that she was
the Guy of Brussels The agents OF the company IN
this city believe the missing vessels machinery has
become disabled, and that she will be heard from to-
Auu
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A YOUNG GIRLS REWARD.

Money and clothing valued at s117 were stolen from
Mrs. Ca,harne Cornell, OF No 236 East Twenty ninth
street, the LIST INST, during her absence. Tile
Mcneil, young girl living mex, door, told the police
OF the Twenty first prccnc, that the LIST Of May
John Mccain asked her TO pawn some clothing for
him. and she dbl upon his that II was his
property and that I'll was all right" Yesterday Me-
Cam and William McHenry we're arragned at the
Fyscvcntb Street Court, charged with having stolen
the money and goods. They both denied the truth OF
the charge and CLAIMED that they mad found tho art
Giles They held IN 81, 900 each. Tho girl Nc
Neil was sent 10 the House Of Detention. she cried
bitterly when she learned how she was to DO treated
Tor dong her duty.
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A TH1EF'S CONFESSION.

John Metzel arrested by Detective Psyn on sus
picon Of having set fire to Mr. Isaac Downng's barn
al Mineola, after having stolen Two horses, on the
night of the It'll OF March last had hts examination be-
fore Justice armstrong OF North Hampstead and was
committed to await the nc ton OF the Grand Jury yes
tcrday. The evidence as 10 tho incendiarsm which
he dcncs-s mani crcumstantial, but Metzei Is sure
10 70 TO prison. he has confessed TO the commission
OF a grand larceny
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MR.. DAILY STILL MISSING.

Up TO late honr last evening nothing had been
heard of Mr.. J. I. Daily, the owner OF the Windsor
HOTEL in Fifth Inquiries at the hotel and Ut
his house in Fortyscvcnth street elected the answer
"NoI a word =" and also the information that there
was no Glow whatever to his whereabouts. Diligent
and persistent Efforts still being made BY tho
police Mr.. Daily, but up to date they have not
hoo
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ADJUSTMENTS.

fS1I.Ys SRI AVENUE THEATRE
OProprietor and Manager. ..Mr Au0usris DALI
MONDAY EVENING. May J. Mr.. DAILY viii have the
pleasure OF introducing the DISTINGUISHED shAhEs-
PEARIAN ARTIST,
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A NOBLE DONATION.

Mrs. John c. Green, who presented the Smith In.
Urinary, at Tompkinsv!lo, with 1000, has also given
to the Home for Destitute Children OF Seamen at West
Brighton, the handsome sum Of $4,000
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hiss ADELAIDE

who on this occasion. will enter upon a series o.
TWELVE FAREWELL. REPRESENTATIONS
In America prior her departure for Europe, appearing
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
the and only times In New York In her exqniste
VIOLA in shakespeares ever enjoyable
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DEv. FATHER ByKNE. O. i. o.. WILL LECTURE
race Garden Theatre Subject THE Catholic Church IN
the United states During the Last One Hundred Years
Terrace Garden Is 18th between Sd and Lexington
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TO presented here with remarkable comedy cast ncn
sive Of Mr.. CHARLES FISHER. Mr.. WM. DAVlDGE, Mr.
EBEN PLYMPTON lwho has been especially engaged TX
FRANK HARDENBERG. Mr. HENRY CRISP MI JOIN
DREW Mr. HAMILTON HAMS. Mr. L. PIERCE M:
FRANK BENNETT Miss EMILY RlGL and Miss SYDNEY
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EMIGRANTS FOR AUSTRALIA.

The clipper ship Star oil the West which leaves this
port on the 25th inst. for Sydney, New South Wales
viii carry The last party OF cmigrants from this country
under the auspices oil the governments OF New South
Wales the 500 500 appropriated to assist the enter
prise being exhausted The following list shows
the number Of emigranis assisted
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Mcssrs. X. W. Cameron Co., Of South William
street, the emigration agents OF the government OF
New South Wales, state that they are returning money
every aay people who had sent It to engage las.
sisted passages Within week o telegram may be
expected from sydney announcing the arrival OF the
first vessel which lett here-tne Annie Boyton, which
sailed February 8.