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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, June 23-6 p.

The stock market during the past week has been in
very unsettled state Quotations have been gradually
sinking notwithstanding the abundance Of money and the
efforts of SPECTATORS All confidence in the ability Of ope.
raors pay up differences time contracts destroy
and the operations principally for cash, and
queny very limited The time is rapidly approaching for
the banks to draw in their loans which, with the unsettled
state OF the market and the difficulties many operators
labor under, form the late immense declines The for
tunes that have been nomnay made during the past few
months have vanished, and those who calculating
upon their thousands find themselves greatly mistaken
footing up their accounts We the daily quo
tatons for the past week.
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These quotations show much greater regularity than
those Tor many previous weeks the heaviest falling OF
for the week just closed only reaches about six per cent
This is very moderate decline in time OF great specu
aon Several of the stocks that have for sometime mas,
been considered fancies rapidly becoming good secu
rites. We particularly allude to the Norwich and
Worcester Rail Road This stock must very soor TAX,
a very prominent place among dividend paying secu
rites The Of the company daily imprey
ing, while the outlays and expenses have been
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hate them all with faces thus
Dear woman, aye, and man,
Whose yellow cheeks are covered DER
With pimples and with tan.
We cannot love being well
With beauty thus deiacsd,
When, by using Jones' Chemical Soap,
All, all might be erased
Co. all Of you, IA numerous crew.
With dark discolored skin,
With pimples or erupons
On your face, your neck and chin
And buy, for fifty cents cake,
Ofthe homely's only hope,
OF Jones' truly wonderful
Italian Chemical Soap.
90 TAKE CARE HOW YOU ARE SWINDLED
with dishonest and dangerous poisonous and destructive
counterfeit Of Jones' wonderful heavenly surprising and
peauiying Italian Chemical Soap. The rascally swim
diers even copy our advertisementsOur ideas-eveTy
word which conveys poetry knowledge and beauty to
tho mind the Soap does to the face rendering il clear
spoess beautiful and delicious Reader il you are af
hicted with any disease of the skn your face sun
burnt or discoored try onceoh, the effect is superna
sold nowhere genuine in this city the sign of
american Eagle 50 Chatham street. 1913 Broadway
ss fuiton street. Brooklyn and Pease, Broadway AL
pany. Get jones' Soap-remember.
20 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
SArARlLLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS prepared
by the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy es
tabshed for the suppression of quackery This renee
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the puri
lying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
10 confidently recommended by the College, as Infinitely
superior to any extract OF Sarsapara at present beor,
tne Puphc ana may be relied on as certain remedy FOL
all diseases arising from impure state Of the blood
such as scroiua, saltrheum, ringworm blochss PIN
Pies ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneou
erupons, liberated throat any disease arising
from the secondary effects OF syphilis nudiciou
mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, ct . rs cents each
in Cases OF half a-dozen Bottles, 50 80
Z" one dozen " 500
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
n B-A very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
once OF the College, 90 Nassau street.
w 3. RICHARDSON. NJ H.. Agent.
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~ELEUrHERA-Schr Morning srr-J w Alburv.
MoBILE-Bng Metamoa-Nlrs Mary A Cen don, and in
the steerage.
ST MARxs-bnK Ststira-Mrs Gr.en Miss Browning Miss
CHARLEsToN-shp Anson-G IDg,aham and lady. Q II
lnsran Miss lnsrahsm Countess Bnna Miss
bnda Miss Biod. Mr., Bowen, ss Bowen, Mes Price
aud maid Miss Marks Ms Cough Mrs Fsrey and child Mrs
Wells Morris, W Roberts, GreadT Nelson, B Ri h
ards w Johnson Had Wells
CHARLEsroN-nrg suilivsn-Mr Crane lady aud four chill
dren Oeps, Mrs Oaes. Mis-, uaes. Mrs Porter, vi
nowley srd iady Mrs Kscfu and lighter Mrs Eosg Miss
lnress johnson, Wood Hustled Lare, O'Ne-ard 10
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Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.

New ORLEANs-Barquc Straford-6sS5 ssks corn Goodhu'
T. co-698 bis hemp ooker Mead
MoBILE-Bng Metamora-l7 BIS cotton r. d Hurlburt0n-
@ WmitAkeI-i Coilins-t4 Blu, rtt < Jchoson--5 J
Lee3 BIZ mdZ Perkins Hspkinsi UaGies-2 Daniels x
Brady-2 McCoon sheman-2s bls cotton 20 bis mdz to
order
ST NARKsBrig stata-7 bales cotton Atuales and Null
fod-27 Collier-l9 SIesr Vandenhof-6o Holbrook Y
Netsop--4 Perkins X Hopkns-lI Nakemap X Anold-8
smith Wreht-6 Mecoe & Anderson-2J Morton-2 A
Cr1sley.
Craftsmanship Anson-l25 b,les cotton Post *
Philips-4o bis Wntnrop-lo bis Wells spring,- com
Iaopan-'l box W,ly--H cotn Spragus Ro biEson.
CHARLEsroN-B,k Suvan-3s bales cotton and sundres
Abram Bell v co50 trs rice Edmund Hyatt pkg Josiah
Adams-l Dr. Robert Wa ts- B nkord X Hutton-l Gold
Wood X Hughes-i Manning x journey.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

JuNE 22.-Beef cattle have in freely this week.
and the sales have been comparatively small at slight
reduction in prices On Monday there 2s7 head
tered and 1873 sold to the city butchers at prices ranging
from 30 to 81 30 100 lbs the hoof in quality
which Is equal to SO 81 10 net OF the balance
driven to another market and 81 left The offerings
on Thursday embraced 200 head of which only were
sold at 81 70 ~ 81 100 lbs the hootequal to 81
81 30 net There are upwards Of $50 head in mar.
ke unsold The market has been well supplied with live
hogs this week. ard in the absence of any large demand
Is a decline
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CASTLE GARDEN.

THIS EVENING June q.
GREAT FESTIVAL AND GALA!
LO DOMENlCO QUREKAU the Fire Fiend, for
the hrst time.
cslGNOk HkNRC0 as the Spanish Peter wilkins, or All
Cieaver Together with migllhcent display oil FIRE
WORKS splendid Piece called the Star of Texas.
Pyroechnic Artists Garden Isaac Edge Jr aud VIM
Stanton.
Exhibition will commence at 9 O'Clock precisely.
New ok b.. Band will instrumental Concert
HENklCO, sumamed Fl Jaeo, on the corde foro will ac-
nay render himself visible and Invisible Succeeded by Lo
lomsncO GuIersu, termed SPAN AID Italy DiavoO del
Fusgo, which he will attred the Fire Fend
the end OF his Pole Globes
fiIel
FIREWORKS signal rockets will be fired shutdown
andcOntinued t clock, when exhibition will
with brilliant Afghanan Lights Marine Sgual Rockets,
with Gold RAIN, OF Poland OF Malta nal
pound Roc ke with Ser.ents and Silver Comet star OF
pound Rockets Serpents pound rockets
with Stus
Abundance IS cents-Childreu half price.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

COLD WATER COLD WATER'-'COLD WATER
Come one ALL aud be deceived Seeing believing-
the greatest fe Metaphysical Casu,strv attempted
Hundreds nightly puzze1. Attend the Necromancers
Temple of Ench ntmsnt. His stay .hoIt-oe seek
THIS EVENING. Monday. June 2ih, and every evening
daring the week Splendid Attractions Mag and VentIo
quism &c This unique and unrivaled will
conclude each evening with - Cold Water"
Doors at hal past 7; Curtain o'clock precisely
Lower Boxes SO cents Upper do Is Pit 2f Children
hapce boxes Private Boxes So and 81 each Box
Office open as usual. re .x secured. je23 lw.rc
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days of the steam Ships.
Shin Masters and Agents.

We shall it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SILvEy of News Fleet Report
Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the Vessels
spokeS on their passage List of their Cargo ard 70.
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspondents at
home abroad will also confer favor by sending this
Office all the Marine Intelligence they obtain. Nautical
Information of any kind will be thankfully received.
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Passengers Arrived.

siIAMBURG-Bsrqse Wa hi gton-aoIitz Hirh6eld, Lou
ISaroni, Louis Levysop and 49, ia eerape.
HAvANA-ship Norma-Audles de Ia Peaa. J Mburn .
Bradley, B Martinez, h Pontou.
PoRT AU PRINcE-Brig VIM Neilson--W w Low back, II
Purcell. "
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Died.,

On Sunday 2ai inst. OF consumption, WILLIAM Town.
SEND, aged ~ years.
His friends and acquaintance, and the members of En-.
CINE Company 49, requested 10 attend the funeral this
afternoon at O'Clock, from so Anthony street.
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CoTToN-Saes' TO day 1900 bales at decline of cent
from prices previous to the of the steamer The
shippers will not operate at that The whole of to-
day rs business was for account Of spnners.
HAy-North River bale is very Inactive and common
qualities sell at 80 32c.
MoLAssEsWe notice sales OF Porto Rico at 30 3ilc;
Piled
suoAR-Ths article is very dull, and il is with Difficult
~ prices are sustained Small sales have been made of
brown Havana at st 7sc; Cuba, &C. and of Porto
Rico at ST tic.
WHsxnv-Drudge casks are firm at 23c. Western and
State prison barrels command % a 23}c
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$ls,l50 81

On Hand-Cash,. 800. 900 IS
individual accounts. 29i4 81
Mechanics Blk act. :. IS $50 81
Bills receivable 1888 II 2,s3s 81 $50 9ss IS
The S25 3d. represented as being hand was in
fact at the date of the report but appropriated
the dividend which paid FIVE days AFTER and the pay
ment Of claim on the company account of the orgi
nal purchase The sales of the forfeited stock amounted
to S3l $500, which enabled the company to make the
dividend above alluded to- This has failed
the forfeited stock has all been forced the market
the receipts of the company hereafter be exclusively
confined to the productiveness of the property. Much
progress has been made during the past year adjusting
claims long outstanding and unsettled and in reducing
the expenses OF the company to avery low level. The
dividend Of one dollar per share declared and paid gene
rally considered very policy the part of the drec
ton The efairs of the company permit repei
ton OF this and failure will greatly the
disadvantage of the Since this dividend was
made and paid the stock has fallen in this market nearly
one hundred per cent and doubt the ability of opera
tors to create an advance from present quotations
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sgy- ke..ORD'S pAPsIAn Alternative MIX
iChttor the cure OF primary secondary Syphilis,
and nil affections produced by inudicous OF mer
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
s alive over all other preparations for the OF Sy
ihnis s that while curing the disease improves the
worse disease than the il is administered for The
best recommendation we can give Of is that it is
extensively prescribed by the medical ulty who for
mery considered mercury the only for those
plauts Sold, in single bottles 81 each in of hall
Dozen So carefully packed and sent to all parts of the
Union Once of the College Of Medicine and Pharma
cy, es Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON NJ d.. Agent
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W. s. RICHARDSON. NJ. D. Agent


0T- ANOTHER CURE OF DEAFNESS.-Mr VIM.
Hayden Connecticut called at our store on the 18th
June and stated that for several years past he had been
almost entirely deaf and continually troubled with buzz
zing neises which at times most distressing For
few months past he las been using Dr. McNars Acoustic
Oil-in all two bottleswhch he purchased of Messrs
Comstock Co. No. 81 Courtland street. and his hearing
is now restored almost perfectly and the hummng and
sounds in his ears have entirely ceased He took another
bottle for his wife to who is afflicted very much in
the same way Let the afflicted in of these extraor.
binary facts, procure the article.
The East India Hair Dye will color red grey hair
brown or black This article has obtained a reputation
lar surprising all others in use and may he applied with
out the least Inconvenience injury to the skin. AL
though may incredible that the hair may he color
ed and yet look perfectly natural any who will
use this dye wilt find such to he the fact At
III Courtlandt street
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AUCTION SALES


..
sap@1 - THa Steamboat HoMAs sALMOND.
%.HA-P Captain w. n shaltz. vii, u To the F,sh.
Ba, ks during the seasoa. Nc, days. i aes-
days Wednesdays TLusdsys, and Fndsys Place. stop
png-Amos street, 81 Can street 81 Csfhsrn- Ferry,
brooklyn, Pike street s'+ rier No !. N r sh aad
Fort Hamilton each way allowing tine 10 VISIT the Foitics
t,ons returning aud lad Il the same places IN
person provides lines small ehageba Furnished ats.
Those who bring boats must bnns them TO Per NO North
board. + IRE for the xcur.on 80 een's - go
SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSIONS for Chill
dreo Families aqd schools to Fort Hamilton aud Lower Bay
Saturday the The boat will leave
street, at NJ Canal street N Cshsr' Ferry. ook
lyn, ~ Pike STREET ~ and Pier No N q h<tur.
nd at the place thsmbermaids IN attendance Re-
fl shments board Fare for uson only ONE sIL
LING
SUNDAY tXnURsIoNs. TO TURTLE BAY.
WARDS ISLAND. rHROG's NECK AND NEW no.
CHELLEeyery sunday der,,g the se.soa Lssvl,g Amos
81 Catharne Ferry Brokiyr OK Pike street. 10 and Do
lancey street 1914 Will leave New Rochelle at< M-and
land at the places Refreshments board. each
25 cents.
NoTIos-The subscriber who chartered this boat u
alone responsible for all bills end debts her
court IRON the present the day Of sepiembG
next unless by written order from Cst; W T. Schultz
HENRY T.. RlELL.
JuNh III, iSN je le7tns
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
LINE.
.; Ste.sp sscf FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Mornins
Line from the foot OF Barclay street, landins
.SE.--SUE1at Intermediate places
The steamer EMPIRE, captain s. X. hoe, this
The steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorhsn. tom orrow
morong at clock
Evening from the foot of Courtl,ndt street. direct
The steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. Mclean. this
evening, At 7 Liock.
The steamer ALBANY Captain IL. b. Macy, tomorrow
evening at O'Clock,
tel able at all times the bars and reach Albany
and Troy ample time to take the morning Of for
the east or west.
For passngr eignt Apply board, IN Offices the
whuvcs. Jr2f
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
EnR AJDANV

FUN ALBANY.
sS.Atr,l ~ DAILY, Sundays excepted--Thropgh Di-
rect 1T T. M from the Steamboat Pier be-
Ektween Coprtlandt and Liberty streets.
The steamboat KNiCKERBOCKER Captain a. p "
John, .,ondsy, "Wednesday and Friday evenings, att.
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain a. Houghtos,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, att.
AtFns O'Clock r; MLsnding At Intermediate Places
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain Il. O.
Cuttenden Monday, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday
P. vi.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain wm H. Peek,
Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday, a5P M
Farcngers thix line will Albany
annie time to take the Morning Train Of Cara for the
The above Boats ADD substantial furnished
with aud elegant State Rooms and for speed sud
nodators unrivallsd the Hudson.
For orfegh apply board r. C. Sehuitz
{ ~ Office 90 thr wharf l2ire
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AsHEs-Pots continue very dull, and cannot yet
quote otherwise than 81 lsa rs Pearls quote firm
at 81 so.
BREADsrUrrs-We give table of quotations current
to-day. appears that prices pretty well down -
Flour Der bbL Grain Der b.sbsI
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greatly reduced The rate Of increase in receipts
for another year that the road has realized for the past
must enable the company declare very fair dividend
The directors could have made small dividend on the
LIST inst but their good judgments induced them to orego
doing until another report presented to the stock
holders The Long Island Rail Road rapidly progress
ing to completion, very large force is constantly en-
ployed all the unfinished portions and stated that
the 4th of July The principal point of connection
this side OF the Sound, will be at Norwich, which will
tend to increase the revenue of the road running
from that place very much. This will undoubtedly be
the most direct and expeditions between Boston and
New York. is intended to accomplish the distance
between the two cities in about nine hours making
morning line, dining board the ferry boat while
crossing the Sound and arriving each city early tea
time 1t cannot be long after these two rail road lines
60 into active operation with these connections before
they will be able to make good dividends and take their
stand among other productive works.
Great exertions are being made to fierce the breath
of life into several companies whose affairs have been
for long time wrap the profound oblivion. The
Canton company mas experienced very galvanic
shock, and symptoms OF life have again become visible
The late report of this company however does show
very favorable view of its affairs 1t that the ag
gregate receipts of this company for the ending the
LIST inst amounted to $50 49, half of which
appropriated to the payment of the dividend of dollar
per share declared the 10Th OF May and paid the
9th of Juneand the payment of debts The balance Of
the receipts appropriated to making improvements
the property viz to the payment Of the taxes, saa
ries, &c.
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The importation of specie into New Orleans has nearly
ceased for the season. and it is probable that the total
imports for the year ending Sept ist this year. will fall
far short those Of last they at the present time
The immense quantity of spurious coin in circulation
represented to be both gold and silver has induced the d.
recors of the different mins throughout the country
give publicity to the descriptions Of the spurious
aoa The annexed letter is from the coner of the mint
at Dahlonega, N. c..
To the Editor of the Dahionega Times
SIR-Perm me- through the columns Of your paper, to
caution the public against counterfeit quarter eagles
counterfeit quarter eagle brought to the mint
day in order to compare it with the genuine con and
It's weight and the quality Of the metal.
This piece purpored to be struck at the mint in this
place in lS43 the date evidently made twice the
die the frst being too much to the right defaced
and the second punched in the gave an
had the appearance Of being rounded though the dies
had been made by casting by other process from
correct coin the beaded and blank borders equal
to the coin struck at the mint the milling the edge
was defective and appeared as though the lines
ly filled up.
Each quarter eagle issued from the mint contains sixty
four and half grains but this piece found weigh
only forty and half grans-on cutting the edge with
knife and applying acid 1t shown to be composed Of
brass Composition of zinc and copper and gilt either by
guiding the acid would not effect any part but where
the surface removed The appearance to color
was toerably good sufficiently to pass readily along
with genuine coin that are little worn.
tention to the weight, there is but little danger Of
ceving counteriets where this point is attended to-
Respectfully ID. H. MASON, Conner.
Dahlonega, June 10, 1874.
RECEIPTS EXPENDITURES CANTON COMPANY OF
BALTIMORE, FOR THE YEAR ENDING June LIST, ls44.
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eh5shGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT
LAND AND WALES, VIA LIVERPOOL.
AZ THE subscriber has made unequaed arral gemeu u
&1X\ for bringing out emigrants this year 1914 Thos
x.sendng FOR their friends would do we'll to apply Al
hc old established packet Office Of
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South H.
~ BTbe shps OF this line leave Liverpool every
days. and drafts usual be furnished for amount
.be At all the principal banking Institutions hrorghont
united hing dom, apply - shove nj
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no FOfD, DERRY C0LERAINE, BELFAST,
bU1ksNewry, Drogheda sc-Persons wishing send for
their friends have them brought from Of the above
ports IN first class American Packet Ships the
able terms and without their de-
tcntion Mr W Tansco one Of the firm. i'll be the
spot TO give his personal anton to the
by W subscribers their agents here and persons may rely
that Che wishes and comforts Of those whose passage may
partieua" apply If by letter, Postpaid e e. .pscor,
General Passage Office rs South ST. cor Maiden Lane
whee Also Drafts may obtained, for large small sums
sbe demand without discount any other charge al
he National or Provincial Banks Of Ireland any then
branches throughout the Kingdom mis- re
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STRAW GOODS-STRAW GOODS
NAS LARGE An assortment Of straw Goods as can b.,
D found 10 the city, very cheap Youngs First Pre-
* mum Straw Hat Mandatory, rs BDwery tompfis
i1g Urge VARIETY Of 6ne aud extra hue srit do d.
Tuscans do do. Neapoaa Lace, from The nest {.
the very best imported articles. at Wholesale aud retail
Je 10 St. Tfc.
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DIR. Il. LOVEJOY,
+ ATF of Owego wishes inform that
- tbs city and has taken orricf q esl
BROADWAY. Jels Ind altwsr 70
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UI}- VELPEAUS SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of GonorrhGa, elect, and all mocupurnent discharges
from the rethra These pills prepared by the New York
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
speedy and eectua remedy for the above complaints
They are guaranteed to in from three
10 hve day. and possess greater power obstinate
discharges and chronic geet than any other preparation
at present known removing the disease without eonfne-
ment from business, tanting the breath disagreeng
with the stomach. Price ST per box
Sold at the Office Of the College OF Pharmacy and Me
dicins 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, VI. D. Agent
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The receipts lately have not been very large have
however, rather large stock for the season.
In connection with this trade, statement of
the hour and grain and tolls received at Troy and Albany
from the commencement of canal the close
OF the second week OF June, in ls43 and ls44 -
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GRAND CONCERT
AT THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY. June
4A cath, 18th aud Goth.
TIE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN sERENADERS,
MESSRS. GERMON, ST.4NVOOD, HdRRING-
TON q PELHAM.
Hayng been pArRoNEp by the ELITE of the different cities
which they have had the honor OF appearing Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington respectfully
nopace to the LADIES' and Oh iLEMEN OF NEW
YORK, that they will give three of their
INIMITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS
AT THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. June 24th, and con.
tinuing three consecutive Evenings he
sistiug Of Songs Glees Chousse Comic Lectures
music from the popular Operas with the
Aecodeon BANJO, Congo Tambo and Bone Castae all
OF which they stand
UNKIVhLLED IN THE WORLD
For particulars Small Bills.
Tickets rs Children under 10 Yeas accompanied with
their parents guardians half Doors open ~ Con-
cert AZ v o'clock. Je2l 6tsec