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Died.

On the evening OF TIE 2nd instant at o'clock Of Con-
sumption, Mr.. VIM McSIyRE, aged Sc years.
His friends and acquainances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, Tomorrow afternoon at O'clock
from his late residence 95 West Broadway.
On the Sd instant, of bilious fever RIcHAEp II. Brad
of Richard and Elizabeth Broadway aged -
and months.
His remains will be taken to Keyport for intermen on
board the steamboat Rockland, foot of Robinson street.
this morning, at o'clock.
On Sunday morning July Sd, DR.. RoBERr KANTRIoBr in
his AID year.
His funeral will take place this (ondaX at p NJ,
from his residence at Oyster Bay South L. His friends
and relations invited to attend.
On the ID instant after lingering illness of consump-
ton, Mrs ELIZABETH SrEpHESs in the 63d year OF her
age.
Her friends and acquaintences respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock from her
late residence No. 200 livingston street.
Eastern papers will please coyy.
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HALIFAX AND LIvEpPooL-Steamer Britannia from Boston
Martin Lieut. Col Foong Mrs Forlong and servant
MI, Schonswar, Miss Bouon Mr. Cltherow Of England;
W WESTON Boston; Mrs Solomon, Montreal; Manam Breuo
Ed T;, mr Hnehsmash Gen HamiIon, Joseph BDtersby,
Wa ,leston Nc c., NC Mercer ygnin Jones eb Mr.
aaes; Mn NV ailace, ii Williams, Pierre SouIe, Master
sSale New oIsans McAllisicr Philsdelphis Mr. Mock.
Andrew Gray, NYerk; Joseph Leland Charleston: Fsns"d
and lady tond9p Docspnan Dumas Mr. Normandin NJ
bourgnis Ssm Moryan New Orleans; MIR Chichester Fog.
Iand Jose WMrqascz H,ysns I9hn Barrie Cubs John Cray,
senger Extraordinary 10 England VIM ni.nin Wonty,,l'
Leemng, Cuba MY Croome, England. For Iiliifas-s
Learn Haliss Mf CuaspSghaT Rev Jseeh Il Clnch Bos.
York; Rev r w Mott aud John Mou, Of North Ca.
rona. ~
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

Castlc.On Monday the offerings of Beef cattle at the
drove yards amounted about 400 head and the sales
233 head The prices paid ranged from 81 for inferior
SO 100 lbs for strictly prime quality which about
the as last week OF the balance 81 head driven
North and about 20 remain in the market unsod.
Hogs of live Hogs early in the week 81 per 100
lbs We now quote the asking price at Sl25 $3.50 with
only small supply in market.
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Domestic Importntions.

NEW ORLEAvs-Ship Vcrmon-3ii37 slaves Tucker & CO.
33 bids tobacco 2oi SKIS Collins < co2j bales
I'D Cariie-2i do 81 hhds tobacco l. Maitland 4 co-9e2
bbs our q Merle.
Nav EMBARRASSING Akmar-50 bales cotton G. Eaton
% brown Brothers coa3 bxs Psl2 hhds tobacco Will
sms coo Oelfichs Kuger-I Creigh ydscker
S5o SIS corn Stevens co., cases Macy son-3i1 ks
corn hhd sugar Mpuay52 do Roberts Willaml3 bs
los De register Whitmars30 hhds tobacco Oelrichs s.
h"gerif boormsn, johnson coi85 SKIS wheat IL hhds
~ ns Nv Dbis flour q IL hbanksi2 bales cotton Wood
~ ~ taymond co2 bh pork do mdse Wood Johnson
tobacco r Maitland co. ~ ~ ' DUN . eo-ioh mus
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MEDICAL, AID

INVALIDS DESTROYS obtain the best medical advice and
should not fail TO obtain the little treatise called
the Rubcono by d.. Gregory OF No 81 Mott street, New
York where he has been years established in select
branch Of his profession aud where he also admin
and less experienced phycians had failed Tn Doctor does
say this boast OF his skill but only inform those seet
lug good advice, where 10 be obtaned. d. Gr-gor, ,
domlril j. drug j. private dwcn. house We
provided AMI arranged or the comfort and convenience Of his
patients.
pr O. does not limit his Attendance few hours, but is
AZ home wait those seeking him all hou Of the
day and night "a Mott buta lite way of IRON Chat
ham square.
The Doctor ntmses that he will receive calls from his pa
iietts on the lth, the same other DAYS
y fsllr by mail free Of postage will obtain the Ru,i
jy4 imsc
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Fourth OF July, iS4S.
GRAND GALA DAY

Fourth OF July, Is4s.
GRAND GALA DAY
1T THE NEW NATIONAL MUSEUM,
AT THE JUNCTION OF THE
BOWERY, CHATHAM AND DIVISION STREETS,
NOW OPEN
In the large building known Smiths Clock
comprsing the Largest most Interesting, and Magnificent
Collection Of
WAX FIGURES,
exhibited in the United States other part Of the
World
The Propctors Of the National Museum having been
gagged several months in fitting their establishment, az an
prepared u exhibit 10 an admitting
World cole con Of Figures and Statues, from the hands
ofthe eminent ArssIpon plan never before attempted
the Figures represented moving and breathing
perfectly impress the behoder with belief that he is
looking upon of real life aud annation; they
ranged with the gre skill aud design throughout and deco
rated in style for taste and neatness, not to be surpassed
IL the intention Of the Propreors 10 enlarge and vary their
collection of Figures aud En'eranments fast and often
and ccunstanc, may permit making IT. at all tunes
interesting and pleasing resort for the PUBLIC a large
The will consist of Mon Aden the great
Magician; Mrs. Shaw, the celebrated Voralist La Petite
Eser the beautiful danscuse and Ma lIei unrvalled Dan
cling Figures, at Q, 4, and 81 o'clock, p M
The public have splendid view Of the from
the balcony at the above place. . -
Admttancc Is cents-Children half price. Entrance ~
lsx
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MEDICAL AID.

LII those who are IN need Of medical aid of certain de-
n scripon should, without fail Obtain, COPY OF little
book entitled the Rubcon, nh engravinss. Thus little work
written and published by Dr. Gregory 1885 in 8il he
publ shed second edition, with valuable improvements
and and in 1912 has been sill improved and
enlarged The beautifully lone and accom-
panied with suitable explanatory remark The author now
in extensive city Mott nearly opposite the
church. His having been constantly engaged combat
of this caaraer for past enables him
his subject only theoretically but practically cor
The patient here guided the ssecon OF remedies
according the condition oil the
The plan Of the book show u.e ordinary SYMPTOMS
occurring in with the brs method OF cure,
then shows what other symptoms do frequently nap
with appropriate treatment and remedies 10 be adopted IN
the bad symptoms should The OF the book
is 20 cents.
worthy Of remark that instead Of being
promptly cured continue on from day 20 day taking various
,ermake Now i very important to the patient that
he inform himself upon this particular subject and one
which cannot be particularly explained IN public pn,
be had the drug in Fulton ST. numbers So 70 aud 1907
Dr. Gregory has established himself in the practice Of med
cine and surgery 81 Mott street, which is not drug store
about ards from Chatham square, nearly opposite the
church. G. does limit his attendance few hous he
is home and may be consulted any hour of the day oil
evening.
nvas intending visit New York city the fourth Of July
will take that Dr. c. will devote the entre dav and
Ing III, ducs Of his profession, usual other days
Letters the country, DESCENDING symptoms, and en-
closing fee, will be punctually attended to If post paid
a MI
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CASTLE GARDEN.

CASTLE GARDEN.
GREAT NATIONAL FESTIVAL.
sIxTY.sIxTH ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
NIagniicen, and spls2 @ exhibition of
BOnbamen' of the cas Of St Juan de ulOa and city of
Es:Ss sSs S At with
0'&Sss ss san iaf Tl sd sssasa
lure surrounding object Rockets with earmne and
Il Mo Ssfs II f:Ss'i B%iLoo Splendid
Marine Signal Rockets Ss $isa1. Rockets with
Fsur Pound R Re-, with Gold Chandeliers.
and gre meteors-aib Rockets with ruby ~
THE : b sG5STfd p' oF A siIsS
Tworound Rockets with sepens and Silver Comets
The 4 iEg'fF"1s'Ia EE Fl s. s:'ss
Ff ss Th oss and
-Four pound RoeEei.s WIFI Steamers.
rockets WI" RoeR. wh s dI Ran f'ana
. - ~ THE FOUNTAIN OF FLORA '''''
-Four pound F Cock. o yi M., sed chandelier
Bee Hive, or Emblem of Industry
-Four pound Rocket with purple yellow and Ameinys
BoMBARDMENT OF THE CASTLE OF
n. T.. AMP AMP e. 81 VERA Jil s CRIT ,.,.
A1mittance--Dnrng the day sning-Eyenng 50 cts.
The Great Regatta takes place Fifth July yi 1t
FOURTH OF JULY-i'h of July-lth of Iuly.-GEU. l..
SHAW'S Museum Jar Room of Nassau and Jack
streets, Brooklyn where be Of the
curosties in the void and where three hours be
spent the and glorious day with the
est satisfacton 20 those who may favor him with CALL
The tales Punches, Liquors, sega &c &c. III be
fund IN -ny diggins and done up in large STYLE.
jy7rsc GEO. l.. tHAW.
FoTyFTRR or TLY FFkkkERFKkATI =, AT TAIM "a
to his friends and the public that he intends cebatn.
the Fourth with Grand Ball in the evening the will be
lightly decorated with Flags and Banners order keept
cool as possible. Dancing commence Of ocock and
nue until late hour Tickets for admission 81, admit
I'M ~ ,h anu ny r Inc ecm1py VIZ N.Y. e
Band engaged Mr. Howard will be well provided with Ice
Creams and Fruits Of the Ca Craigs High
land Company have invitation and will attend in their SPLEEN
did costume. jyi 3-c
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Foreign Import affuus.

LrERPooLShp Nornande-iOO tons pig iron eoo pcs bar
wood Doorman, Johnston colo pkgs WA Ch,uucey CO
LOG Lee Cot Richardson Watson-5 Fedler-7 In
gl,s scqts,-i2 ID Hidden x son-le pa Mumiordr9o
CO.'S Grnnell, Miutun& coo Woodruff < Minurn-2.
Roche Brothers co2i57 bars iC0 bdls non Clark Gill
1902 bars 81 bds do cks Oh bales coal order.
LvEHpooL-Sbip Syvanus Jenkns-la2 tons coal Gnncll
Nnfurn X
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City Despatch Post,

60 WILLIAM STREET.
PRIScrPAL OFFIcE.-Letters deposited before hafpast
hapas To- and half past o'clock, will be sent out fol
delivery at 0, l, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrFIcEs-Letters deposited before T. IL and
O'clock will be sent out for delivery at o. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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D. o. HENRY RAWLs, OF ri FIRM OF IL
ly with boiling syr.p burnt his hand very bad,
Pain Extractor - rencei until he put on Da!e, =
name man So mich he had in tho house as every hu'
immedis' -.nld have.) The salve took our me pam
sly, and in hours he uhud ~ winch W hh
.,se'uo trace of the burn could be found
Hundreds Of such authenticated ana people
are now fools enough to decline keeping this in then
houses and are willing suffer aud see their chdren
suffer the sgonies OF nre. then let them do It, He can DO
suffering sensible and mercful people who want this
salvo can get Il Maiden lane, and IT fails 10 do as
above 50 will be paid for every case So says Mr. Dali
lev.
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Or REGATTA--In consequence of some boats not
having sufficient time get their boats ready the propre
tors have been induced 10 Keep the books open until
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, precisely.
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CO INFORMATION.--Ift the gentleman apparentl,
aCsnadian, who called yesterday II Meidcn lane 10
express his having been cured OF rheums
ism Q. eleven Ing by the Celebrated Nerve
Bone Iniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir will call lhe.
az am or send his address he will greatly ohgc the
coTercr of this valuable remedy
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall favor, IL captnins % vs,se,. .v;
ere will give Commodore w A. basett OF onr s
report Of the shipping LETT q the whence they r, ~
esels spoken their passage list Of their cargo and sny
ofegn newspapers they may have Commodore Bssctt wifi
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VAUXHALL GARDEN.

VAUXHALL GARDEN.
GRAND GALA NIGHT, in commemoraon Of the CLIO
" RIOUS FOURTH OF JULY, i776-Frst exhibition IN
America Of the Chinese Balls Golden Festvss-Gand and
vailed exhibition Of Fcwoks-For particulars Of which
see small Bills of the day- Grind Entert,inments in the
Soon--a the night" Those disposed join
in the Grand ,ll, will find variety than other
Enlistment independent Of the lComme Monday
evening, July ith, 3 o'clock with the
CHINESE BALL, OR GOLDEN FESTIVALS.
Master of the Ceremonies, Mr.. +. ii. Conway.
Performance in the Saloon at the same hour OF the new
Ballet Of the
PEASANT AND THE PRINCE.
After which inteissIon Of 30 MINUTES TO be followed by
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS, by Mr. EDGE
After which New Ballet Songs, Dances &c. to conclude
with the Grand Ball.
iv2 cod 2ts Tickets 50 cents.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

TOO II Il II VI To Il 9.
TNHOSE who DESTROYS If becoming
l. sFREE AND INDEPENDENT
On this suspicious occasionFREE from nsidious diseases
and of all their painful future
are respectfully invited 20 c-l on
DOCTOR 5. CARPENTER,
Who his Of celebrating this eventfu epoch
in his usual quiet and nnobrsve manner at his old establish
ed and well known DisPensdlV,
NO. FOUR PECK SLIP.
Being well convinced tht in other situation he eff
iecuay his interest aud enjoyment and the
meantime pr the safety and welfare Of the republic God
the Commonwealth. Jy2 2tssr
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CENTREvILLE CoURsE-TROTTING.

A MATCH FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS will
n of over the above Tuesday l2h Instant
Two mile heats TO wagons.
II. Woodruff names br E. Ripton
WIN. Whelen names b. (. Confidence.
Same day. of thirty dollars will be mile heats
best in under the saddle free for all trog horses that
pure cf than thirty doasthrce more 10
Hotel, Wednesay Juy 9Th al nine O'clock p NJ yi 2t-r
SzYa TO THE PUBLfC-HARLEM RIVER HOUSE.
l1 Situated on the Rail Rail Road and the Banks Of the
..AAs. Hnlem River is open for the accommodation Of
the Pubi: The Subscriber takes this method respect
House. where by assiduity attention. he hopes
share of their The House il large airy and
delightfully."- siiuated Il viii be supplied with choice Wines
Liquors, Tea, Coffee, Relshes fiit, Cream Sc &c. To
those DESTROYS Of pleasant aud from the
noise aud hustle Of the city he soic call. The commuui
cations rapid and frequent by railroad and
which stop at this House also by sesmbo, Sc Aa,rse-
ANDREW HOWE.
HARLEM, July I, 1912. Iyi3t
EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT,
Ia-gs xxzj At O'Clock, 2. NJ. from the steamboat
pier between CourtIandt and Liberty
$685. The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Cart.
L. W. aDard leaves the above pier Monday, Wednesday,
the above pier Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoon
seven O'Clock.
The above boats and substantial furnished with
elegant state aud among
the Hudson River steamers.
p. C, SCHULTZ,
At the Office on the wharf, or on board
at Albany in time for the first tain Of for the and
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Passengers Arrived.
Passen gers Sailed.

DrDLIN-Shp Sir Charles Napier-Mrs Cough NJ
Cough-2i9 in the Storage.
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Bunxr., o. TIE wrlLAsp cAsAL TO Jusn l.r 1871 .vD

This gives large Income being more than Is per cent
the tolls The business the Erie canal for the
period has declined may be by the comparative
tolls, as follows
1871. lS47. Increase. Decrease.
Welland Canal 1880 67l0 2,72l
Erie Canal, 6as7o2 5io459 $4,000
This state of things may in great degree be ascrbed
the fatal influence of the Erie Railroad bubble the
trade of the sate had the time and moneywhchhas been
squandercd that political speculation been applied to
the opening Of road between New York and Albany the
increased facilities for reaching a market would have
largely increased the transport and the travel the
Erie canal but the welfare Of the State has been sacrificed
to reward political partizan,.
The following Is a return of the banks Of Maine,
compared with TINT If Ian 1910
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
.s.r.. No. gY "a I .ano aad st iiiisn street,
"WEDNESDAY
Large sale Of eeSia NS2i 'u1S ~ descriptions. piano foes
locking glasses beds be@; 10, headins' Se.
A, iOh o'ciosk IN the The siIes room. m
qa.ae viaS Sic saiseoa 1.-THE
mt aud modern pantpSs drawings eng ayings, eurosesSe
the property OF gentleman S9ieg y Europe.
AZ i9's o'clock in The sales rooms
LaEse sie OF really superior summer wearing apparel Of all
BY RlELL 4 ARCULAuUs.
TUESDAY, July sh,
Wns po, sJs u SE e. y " Seo S
hery; Port and Ju len eil; and anchor eha@Psas,
candle; Hsvaa, and Principe segsr brands and anr
with Other article; IN TIE Ire 20 YS S as, 1 10 n S pr
Ell" WEDNESDAY,
Elegant md I ss s S ss
es l" ps d a glasses ias usa n
soa. oi,o oman dvans bureaus
m,rasse,. and pillows, office desk, 81 .; o,, .,.
br rsa' Makers, coSSnns al
S S9s 70 any to- phs ae 'e "
Also alOi oflabie cutlery bedding and variety of ether
Also, an elegant piano.
Jones. Improved ventiiaSins Refss ratorsA few Of the
abye of the various on hand Tny require little or no
LIOR SALE-The Yacht ON-KAHY-E.-She is 81 feet
long, ga feet beam and u feet hold Her cabins are ex
ensve and supebly ted up II not wanted for Yacht she
would be well adapted for packet between OF the West
.ss am Object She China a.
convey large cargo, combining buoyancy with sharp
built and would be valuable dispatch vessel tender
& sss Mopa % a
by which her stability greatly increased For commercial
purposes, she would require other ballast.
avng satisfied myself that going 70 for pleasure may
without epy very great acnss pc apen cos w
sails rigging, furniture, SC. &c &c., ia perfect order She
can without dollars expense She maybe
Pert, Amboy For further particulars inquire of Ira Bliss
the Office Of the c. and A. II. X. Company, or TO
JOHN c. STEVENS,
je23 2wr South Amboy.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
FOURTH OF JULY.

NlBLO'S GARDEN.
FOURTH OF JULY.
Celebration of American Independence.
The arrangements 70, the Gand Entertainments 70 take
sss ss H Gessg are on scale
Ths peIfgaanes viii Isfe place il De theatre BY the Raye
End D' s s ss # hf Tfb RGps which
Mile c rel n1e w on srss ss ar na Ss s These
And the Pantomme with dresses and deco
THE fla!iq %di eli Fills.
RAvEL FAMILY Il WIN TW II SFS'+ IN NUMBER.
In addition 'A FINE NJ E %ok h sv'll'd artist in
has an sa s s on a yea Ts in
d Rsl,psIps A 81 fI,snS
T @
with s'ts TiG III ai Roi i:a'' on the
After ~h MsR 1'ESssi!' entitled
The characters by Carlo Caroina the Celebrated Lapland
rE TG If iSi'9 %ses & N'ssfioN
OF Mons len is ss snS Ms' S Cf Fs w%h on the
n.sm..ion Of half hour will be allowed for refresh
ments and the Promenade Musical
Edge a sR S..iss Y SE then
MAGNffTGENT FIRE WoRKS,
Which has been many months IN preparation.
Rockets will be fired from sundowx until O'Clock, when the
display Of Fir@ Worl will open with Two splendid
AFFGHA NISTAN LIGHTS!
Illuminating the whole interior of the GARDEN.
The following designs will then be presented:-
PERUVIAN CROSS,
MAGIC CIRCLE, TRUE LOVERS KNOT,
VICTORIA'S SEAL
STAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
PERSIAN GLORY,
SPLENDID CHINESE PAGODA, ILLUMINATED.
The exhibition will conclude viii splendid Mosaic
TEMPLE OF LIBERTY.
Dedcaed the Anniversary of National Independence
The whole conclude with the Panomime of the
MAGIC PILLS.
Coloras, Gabriel Ravei Elvina, Miss Wells
During the evening variety of Overes by the most eminent
pcnomer .
No expense will be spared TO celebrate in magnificent style
the Glorious Anniversary of American Independence The
Garden will open and the performances will commence at
O'Clock recisey.
Admission the whole of the Entertainments so cents.
ivoN Orr
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M AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The reader is desired
10 read the advertisement Of this establishment Never
was concentration of talent engaged before at one
place Of amusement which charged but twenty five cents
10 one in America contains onehh part OF the
curositics collected here. The Mysterious Lady is
gagged for this day only and that expense
We are told that obscure show shop somewhere in
town. is attempting to msead the public with the idea
that this lady will perform there to-day Barnum says
this is carrying humbug eee too far and will prove to
be the smallest kind OF small potatoes Performances
will take place here every hour the day. after nine
O'Clock A. NJ. except from IL 10 o'clock, when the pro-
cessions will pass the The whole place W i'll be
illuminated tonight presenting magnificent and sublime
spectacle.
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% PUPPYIsM.-We have spent years OF time, and
Thousands of dollars in making reputation for article
cure the Piles &c. called Hays Liniment when some
renegades who make their living by countereiting med
cnes have, without shadow OF right, stolen the NAME
and are irving to yend mixture the reputation of
true Hays Liniment which they have right
cept attained by rascaly
Some equally contemplate puppies have countericed
wrappers for the Balm of Columbia restore
the hair All persons cautioned to buy either
OF these articles, unless they have them
which Williams dare not counterfeit.
COMSTOCK & CO., II Maiden lane.
Asthe counterfeits spread the city, buy only
at II Maiden Lane you liable to mposture and in.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
-@-Extraordinary Havel Family,
Received Nightly rlh Shouts Of Laughter and DIP
pduse in their rarious
SPLENDID COMIC PANTOMlMES. &c
MONDAY EVENING. july ith; the performances gill
win
GRAND OVERTURE,
exactly az o'clock. 10 be followed BY the
ORIGINAL.
Quarter OF su hours Will b. aO1cd for IrOme-
made and eir, shincuts the GsGnd Saloon
To BE- followed by
THE NEW FOOrMAS.
To couCludr wish
THE PROMENADE MUSICALE
The I.aveis.
Tuesday EVENING TIE performance viii commences
with
GRAND OVERTURE,
o'clock. To followed bv The comic PantomIme or
NJ. DECHALUMEAU.
Quarter OF hours int aission viii be allowed Tor Refresh
The splendid Overture % the Bronze Horse
Aiicr which,
THE CONJURORS GIFT.
To con~'Jde with
THE PROMENAD MUSICALE.
VI The oprieto respectfully i.forns the popic hat 70
contnce with the wishes ri numeI vsitorsi this much
med part OF The rtainmens viii be gwen alter the per
ormances IN the Saloon y=r.
Acting Manager Mr.. Chippend9le -
Tickets-50
Doors half past O'Clock Entertainments TO
commence at eight.