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Died,

On Monday the 10th inst, of consumption WILLIAM
MESSENGER, formerly of Egremont Mass aged %
months and days He has let wife and child to
hs loss.
His funeral will take place from his late residence No
i33 Greenwich street, this (Tuesday) afternoon at
O'Clock His friends particularly invited to attend
without further invitation
% Massachusetts papers please copy
On Monday. the 10th inst at his parents residence No
2o3 Tenth street. infant Of John and Margarretta
r. Elliott
The relatives and friends of the family and of the family
of Anna Hornung invited to attend the funeral this
Tuesday afternoon, Mt . o clock
At Montreal, Canada East, Madame CLAUDE REoNrER
aged 40 years.
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New Stock Exchange.


AsHnsPots are slightly improving in demand Quota
tons still rule 50 26 pearls are very dull and can onv
be nominally quoted at 81 90. '
BEEswAs-prime northern yellow sells at soc for ex.
port
Corrov- Shippers were in the market to.dav to some
extent The sales amount to quite 1000 bales which h
very large business for the The INNER GRADE
in very good request and very full prices we're re
morally obtained
FIous-No change since yesterday. Market rather In
active
HArThs article very dull and prices have slightly
given way. We now quote common qualities North river
bale at 30 q 32c.
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Passengers Arrived.

CH.ELrsrosEship AlIen-Pev Wallace and .sdy Rev
schi den aud Ca w Bailey. lady chilorea
Brosne lady aud ch dreu Thomas Wynn and lady Mrs
man and daughter Miss shaw, Miss McElwan Mr., Powes
the stee
LwERrooL-ship Henry Bliss-A Broke, aad 2s2 in the
steer
CiESruEeosaBsrque Backus-R Asnew. s1Nichos. J
Ogilby l. BoTqun.
SrtR9x-Rrig ar-Mr Tho. Dchns, lady and servant;
Mr. Hug Dckus, and NJ, Geo II shaw.
tfENFJEGos-Bsrque Elien-Mr Hail aud s Fitz
ST THoMAs-schr Sw allow-P " inier
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New York Cattle Market.

JUNE 10 AT market 1850 beef cattle, (25O from New
York 10 cows and 1900 sheep ard Iambs)
Prices Beef Cattle-The offering very large,
hut prices were fully sustained. Retailing qualities at
So so Sc So with few extra at So $7let over 100
Cows and Calves-All sold at S6 to $40.
Sheep and Lambs-A large offering and the market
cleared at 81 IS 81 SO for sheen and 81 IS So so Tor
lambs.
Hay-Modcrate supply at 623c. &C. per cwt for hest
About 23b 600 hogs have been ed the pas
Cincinnati the average weight of which the Gazette esti
mates at go lbs each Tho price ranged from 81 so to So
per 100 lbs The expense of preparing them is So per
hog which with the first cost gives the OF 81 $40 900
invested in the single article of pork.
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PRovIsoNs-Bsef and pork continue very inactive. We
notice small sales Of prime pork So 81 SO & do
- 49, Beef il very dull, thar qualities merely
nominal.
suGAR-At auction ll6 hhds Porto Rico damsged sold
at S. 81 SO 81 cash Atprvaie sales quote New Or
leans nj 81 62c. Brown Havana a SIC
WHsxLY-Prson barrels sell wanted in small lots at
2sc
real EsrArE-The cottage and ground ON 5th
avenue and 18th and 10th streets about n acres s3 600
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Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.

FIRST Board. Monday, June 10 100 shares Wilmington
h, 20; 10 do, 2b3 $50 do 25S; 90 do d. 2ot 90
do, 25S 1915 do, cash. 25 IS do 25a $4,000 Reading
6's = "a; l65 shares susquehannah Canal, .; %
do, o. 81 do Girsrd Bank cash H., 200 do DIS ll3;
2o DO lls $4,000 Reading Bonds "a; $4,000 State S.
cash rs 40 shares N. o. Gas, p 32a, 500 Bank
Notes rs; $4,000 Tennessee SIS, s53
srcorp Bo.rDJupe g. 100 shares Girard Blk sdf, l2i,
100 do do 1915 400 do do 24 1900 do do hS l7f lO
do do rw 2 $1,000 as 1853 so p 1891; 90 shares
Wim X u.s. ga IS do do b6i 263 100 DO 26a $eO0o
State SIS b5f III $1,000 do 77i $4,000 do III 5000 do bo
n $4,000 Chesapeake and Del SIS 81 shares Grand
Gulf
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weekly Report Of Interments

In che City and County New York the
June to the 9Th day OF June. 1874.
80 Men 20 Women ; az Boys "a Girls Total 1885
Absc,.ss Beelnr I Bleeding from lungs. Burned. |;
sons IS; Group o. Debility Diarhes, 2; Dropsy 5; Drop
~ u the head TO- d. IN the chest Il Drowned s. Dyseotey
q Fever bilious y do puepea /; do Il do scarlet,
do yPhus Disease s Hear, 8; Hopping Cough 4; Iufm
mation Il do of BRAIN q do Of bowels 81 do of lungs do Of
ST mach do of throat n-an'ty |; lntemperance Mar
ssnus Meales Old Age lsY. l. Rupture, /; Scro-
fulh, Ii Shllbom. II; Ulcers, l; Unknown, 1.
AGE.
Under year, 36 to q IA to 20 to TO- 6; Ia 70 90 I;
a. 40 So 10; so to CO. 3; 60 TO TO- 81
30, 3; 80 10 90. 3: 90 to 100 g.
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Cotton Market.

Nav ORLEANS, June buyers for England, France
and the Continental markets have all participated in the
business OF the three days The sales the week
to 900 bales Of which 800 bales sold during
pasuthree days New Orleans Classc alton Louisiana
and Mississippi Inferior ~ 81 ordinary St 81 mid
ding mladng fair, 81 fair "a 81 good fair,
81 40, good and fine, l0t
NOZZLE, June THE entire sales of the week amount to
only about $500 bales made follows Saturday 1000
Monday 200, Tuesday 1900, Wednesday 1900, Thursday
500 and yesterday $40 bales As the last week
the purchases have been principally European
We retain last weeks quotations which in accordance
Good and fine, none good fair fair y u mddlng
fair II middling 81 81 ordinary, 81 81; inferior,
q 81
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The BURNING ST. MlcHAEL's CHURoM.-A
young man named John McKeown underwent an
examination before the Mayor this morning, q charge
OF being concerned in the burning OF the Priests house at
ST. Achaels thurch Kensngton the afternoon OF the
Sh Of May One testified that the accused
in the cellar throwing papers into closet which was
FIRE Another witness him in front OF the house with
dagger in his breast and heard him that he would
shoot the first PERSON who moes;sd him. The defendant
held to bail in S. 600 for further hearing Wed
uesday. philadelphia Gdzehs. June 10.
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Foreign ImpOrtations.

LIVERPOOL h Henry BIsss9 lsks soda ash
Jenkins-3o do $ DIS do - Norwood co-I0O Ks
jasper Y CO. ~ tics cks wills Brown--580O siates
Milne Cog Brown3898 sacks salt Stat 1856,
bars iron ia order.
CrENruEeos barque Backus-I21 boxes sugar spofford
Te.ton co-io0 do 81 hnds M Taylor-li5 bxs sugar
L,saIa-f box mdse msstsr - 49, -
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Domestic ImpOrtatIOns.

CHsRLEsTov ship H. Altn-lO0 bales cotton Pillt & L.
rbi r--27 smith Mills30 sprague & Robin.on-t2 "
Bnsham-ls Hoibrook Nels m co-3 pkgs john Jones'
2 Me x, X An Ter on u q egoryl So ~ La'hop-2J
LIB st-23 Vasssr cog d & LILO hhls old ron
He ny Villa 81 cs L Van Buren-9 pss FIagx-I box
@ Lsng'ey6 Harper Brohers-i Blu CESS Slril ger
COG App, ton & co
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FLAGS AT HALF MAST An the Steamboats, ply
ing the Delaware have their flags flying at half
mast this morning out OF respect to the memory OF Capt
Ahisha jenkins, who met untimely and shocking
death Saturday last Bristol by falling under the
feet of a pair of mules which he driving Ths de-
ceased commsnded enc of the first steamboats, on, Of
this port and universally known and greatly respect
ed by all who had the pleasure Of his acquaintance -
Phi Gazene, June 10.
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Sailing Days Of tho Steam Ships.
nnckets 40 Arrive
Packets TO Sail
ship Masters and Agents.

we shall esteem il favor if Captains Of Vessels will
20 tomm0dOre ROBERT SIyEv OF News Fleet Report
Of the Shipping left the Port whence sailed The Vessels
Spoken their List OF their Cargo, apd any Fo-
egn Newspapers or News they have lie will board them
mmeoiately on their arrival Agents aud Correspou en,
abroad, will also cOnef by sending this
ofce all the Marine INTEL gence they can obtain Nautical
Information of kind will be stully received
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SHIP NEWS.
f2v This MOruiUU's SOuf bern NJ al.

rHnApsLrHrA June IO-Arr Feruy Gain, oudsn 'sry;
Rarn h,n Roy, CUTS Sew YoIk Arab. Hugh, Ne~p'It.
Walc.. Goill-lnr Msvo; Prtcs,. Racket NYobj r. ia.
b-th, ser Cle Madeline shankand West ladies'
Delaware, raJ lor, G. of Afica.
BALTIMORE, uue l0--Ar Baltimore lie Brun. I'm Rio ia
AlrI IS, F.de N. Smith, i'm mrds june Emma
somes tt, Willims. rom utmu,,s Left Germ Linc.la.
from Gilmore sail Ia Ia Porto c Obey. from
Bfdsep,t. fr 60 ~ days; te from NJ bern DIS;
L y Be- ton, q if'h, from Balum r., i1st arrived
Cid Br hin no. n Bremen; Midas PEI h
Wet ln'e Cons i,uno L'udsrm uays ard Puerto
pb'iio; Anguts rssg. hl I,drs; Cosmnpolie.
Oli,ee, ATeci o. r. Ioh Ene,y. Wc.d ,Ia dis C..
Id Baz l,en, HI lho,n, Digh MSS Glla Mary,
van. vague II; OnekO koges West Iedies; Poait-
mar. IaFD lad
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SAvArNAH-Brig Ne~ Jeriey-.ir, vo,ee. Mrs Larochs,
3 Ande, n, Mrs Wheicad Mrs Mitchell aud CHI Id Mrs
and child Mrs aywo and chiIde,, Mis-. Ander-
son, D. lvestsr Messrs Whitehead ronk NJ sum
ners Charles Clrk, Laroche, sndesnn 9 Sabine,
Ark fright Oi k. Bsnj Armstrong, l. Mite ell Thomas
Minor { eers &c
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DIED OF HIS WOUND The unfortunate young
man named Mullen, who was stabbed in the abb
domen Saturday night at the corner OF Eighth and
South streets by coloi ed named James Smith, died
at 10 O'Clock last night al the hospital Smith has not
yet been arrested by the officers who the look out
for HIM Philadelphia Gazette June 10
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PORT Og FEW KUfsu, June 10.


skins United States Br ttu Liverpool Kermit lrdo
"a Marcy, Beth, Nc -B''ques Mrry lane Fsner, Lendq
Nesmith Walsh; J0srlhlue M tchell, st Th0mas, ID
-ouN & U,r-Hgs sa-aunah, Hawley, savannah, urges
Ce-imsn Dnmont, fPrus) Jsmien. Soften, VIM Wes,en-
schrs Belle, McMhth, Norfolk sturess Clenman; David
Risiey, Chaplip Phisdelphis N McCready Co; Monte
zuma, Jones, Norfolk, W McKee Go.
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bsrMupA. Jnps i - ,ose' Nst!. Dsvi', I'm Dos.
[ n Cor Il jag .. le N tn Gu puti {, B,fmu 10
d i-t % Ma tsp, VS. To- h,
To reshp The C, Eo1 Vindas I'm ork seth;
Centurion. Law br 10 distress having q uck
The No th'r R,cks-e mt Of damage ssce niusd
coppef IL her itom AT Esmilton sIcptta
Fax dis ress uek he ro' X ard badly Dana cd
w,s dis 60; Facjn, I'm NY,rh, just ar; Wsniw. hon
Al x,nd H.,
mo D. jan, lao Arl AL pot, Lv'is Ann, Guvooa.
Of aud PhIltdelph,s, dis; Arc Phil OF and fr Bs
20 d. ,both ,rnv-A 2st, ara Mtgoon, W.T. iams ir
Ro q de FOR New YORK 'o.dug e: -. = fhp X, itsn
well The b. ton il 2ad for st Catharine. SID Alfred
IArr kn. u for y Ynk.
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NAvAL.-The L. 5 ship Macedonia was at Ma
deira on the 231 Of Msfch--a well
The 3 ship saratoga and the 5 schooner Porpoiss
in the river Cambria, Africa, the 9th May-ohi
and all well
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REMOVAL. -
8 srOUVENEL l|rors aSa D,I H., friend, aes ,hs
,uhc that he Ia, removed his e,bl,hmen, ,rom 81 ANN T.
oi hn s,r~e H. loyers of Good Wines 70 v ms
,r re ,hey will says hnd e.. .tsnt nrpiy o, noI-
-aus Wac. Rursogne Champs'sne NHerrs O. $40 ",n''
fhs h0ass 10 switrer nd ~ ofdet delivered wv OF
,b,,se N 1.nsas by the g,iior OF doren bottles
MI viii attend 70 boitling wine Tor Aoy one VINO
3 AZ desire sis services w wv
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PARK THEATRE.
MR.. SIMPSON 's BE- Eft
Bores..sy P,t..si Galley -. 80 cents
The ,ouowias ds gui.hsI srtsi have ,oantserd thsr
MAD'scLE BoRGHesE,
"''' MAD IIDS sLEs. TbEsJARDINs
hkRK KJkPONAY,
MR. BOQ,H ,c1
Ticket, for tn BoIc, and Pit be procured uat the
Of peri I'm at IN. Office OF New Mirror, NO Atu
doom oyen a. o-loek The cur,in will rice hilfput7
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1874.
eaf iaiA,KsPtt. ~ G SM @rRSEp a.
Mr. wALLhcSS ' s"a Mr. BOOTH
Afr which, with full o,te tai ccoapnn ments from
Do"' bftiY'f re-" Of
MaD'-ELLE EUfHR ISLE BORGHEsE
La rol.ecs.. b. -. vsdsue De.jardius
,cAMNIvA1E vENhZLAi.
With V,na,ion.. CON "nsd ~ P,g 'nini,
HELIX GABitiEL KORpoNAY
viii "s SR Z, ho SsGskf Oh + '4f' ina
DE Ia ri ? r Sc IL al 9}iIsn
Com posed expressly by Dfnizfti e. the debut OF Msdse
tupo"'e Borahr'e' at the Ttsst,s Roy'i de ope'at TO
'''"" By s. Mao .tlIs EUpBRHsiE BoR6EPEsE ''''''
sIaNon sssPRoursIco.
Win full orrhesT Aecompao,men and 70 C9,lnrme ,,
Vsriion., on IN, National Ar Of YANKEE DUOOLh
The whole 10 coaclsd, with A COMEDY
MRS BRoUGHhM' Mss CUsHMAN,
jelo 2t-ec viii spsau he rrinc pd 'hars''eu
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD

TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from he SUB, crber, h. Guy Hotel 10 city
~ OF nv he ing Of the 7h instant, ct Tag,
ming S97d mo.tly IN hills of the IS
and lds II the il banks: s. 1875 OF the
and Nee cs Bank 81 s67 OF the TX hans Baukboth Of
IA rtofd Connect,cut
The cted Of having committed the theft is sup
rosed To be about ID OF aye, feet ight
broad sh uiders, full chest and dime hes
har DARK supposed TO nave coored stnds
erect he + his he d his fl noe and
chez q giving indications of iDtemperance
VIII ast seen, dressed in dark frock grey
coat, nd black hat.
The above reward will he raid the detection OF the thief
and the recovery ofthe money, by
- WILLIAM MCKEE,
Salem, Washingtun .ounty, Y,
jp02,srrn r McKip, 50 e isr sIrst New Ysrk
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iron has recently been brought before Congress- and il is
probable action may be taken the question before
Congress adjourns The duties levied range very
high and makes quite item of in the construction
OF the railroads of the country. Works of internal i'm
provement should be constructed economically pos
sble, for two substantial The first s-a mode
rate css in constructing pubc.works reduced
tariffs "ffreighs in transporting produce The second is
eli increase in modes Of transporting the produce of the
interior to the seaboard by preventing the investment
OF too much capital in any isolated work. The
whole community is benefited by the railroads and
canals Of the country farmer may argue that
because his farm is not canal railroad that
he is not benefited by these channels Of sportaon
but he is indirectly benefited by the improved prices
his produce commands. An outlet fifty miles from his
residence advances the value of his crops greater
tent than though there outlet at all. Railroads
increase the value of land for miles every direction
through the sections of country they and instead Of
being sectional, they national benefits. In con.
Meeting States they the interests of the whole
people The Erie canal OF this State is of more advan.
tags to the people of the States than those who
have been heavily taxed to pay for the of
ton. Rail roads national blessings and the whole
people have great interests at stake in their existence
The government should extend every facility the diff
ferent companies striving complete their reads within
its power. Nothing at this time would ensure the
prosperity ofmany companies, aborng under heavy
debts fully than to relieve them from the enormous
duties levied rail road iron. Stipuate that the
rails shall Re laid within certain time after landing or
be subset to a duty We annex a table showing the
amount OF duties paid by many companies rails laid
down since the present tariff act went into operation and
also the amounts that wonld have to be paid under the
same act before the roads could be completed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

THE aud brill II fh bit DUAL
Firen orks ever msuuf cufrd this country sn rra-
DIV for dsposa 10, Un ted -an LIB LaoIy Js sev tv
Also, thu mpsrA tockt before offered 10 the ubhc
h.,n. imp 90 Conneye sod huseeri-s ebr'ed
Hunafe quail II cke ~hlca te obtard ir
9TH uIice THAI he Isnotoy he having d. Pensed VI all
orders left hr ~ liam Nh'os. s,tle ga deu
Northern Hotel. the ato'y y,S-v Cry, will be
Iuo'tuly attended o.. l'AA, rDcr, IT.,
JeT I'm fVf"t"t hnit jersey 'ity
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EHiAL GARDEN
AND PtRPET UAl FAIR,
forn-t ni Broadway and Am street.
Y. BARNUM ,....... PRDPRI TOR.
HIrCHCO ....... Man A,iF,,
Euery Day md Evening This IPeek, commencing
Monday, June 10Th
GRAND PfRtOHMANCEs
Zach afternoon, naifJst o'cocL, ahd 10 the e,rsIa
THE GIANT AND GA MESS
Are 70 be ever, diy from 10 O'Clock A NJ till 2 NJ
from oil 81, and fro riii 70
OhthEAN FAMILY OF VOCALTSrS!
Oue whom
LITTLE MISS OF ONLI SIX YEARS
are reengaged by uuvefs,l desire.
Mr. Western G'ea Weseu, La Petite Cefito and others
are 81 gagged
BALLOON AsCENsi NNa very at ernoon and evoning
Fancy ,ss Blowing Grqud Cosuordmt Bs,utIful kou =
tam wuh Crotn Water and II III Nj l,on Cur,os ties
from ev quarter of ia glots
u ,dmssion 70 the whole 25 esnts-childr,n
,etfs half Or &c. je0rfc
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Coal Trade.

The deolers are asking advance coal, and
Der refuse contract any more the unou az
which it has heretofore been sold.
The shipments from the Lchgh, amount to IS $40
up to the 25th inst.
Freghts TO Eastern ports remain without any change
since our last.
The eghs by canal to Philadelphia remain at 20 and
81 so.
SENT WEEK THURSDAY Evening
Ky Canal BY Railroad.
To Thursday night, Schuylklii Haven. SIG 10
Potts lille and Carbon 1904 Pos~ille, 676 10
schuvlkil Haven, 2.66t
Little Schuylki ... i7oi s,796 10
II 1863 Per last report. ll2. 100 OF
Per last report,... 70 P72
100 896 II
e0,Tl
Aggregate. ....,,,.'.., al, GIT II
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NO. IA FULTON STREET,

i ruped hy the late ihn and subsequently ehuet
and rei,ened by DANIEL SNhkNY cpnnscpon with
pe,.nt sab nhmsat Ann street fo sale, with all
the furniture Of tn etg room kitchen AID all necessary
c1ndnctue business able OF dueing
from $50 u SlCo dsybe proprietor bang d-srous
of confoug h. his AIu house tn purchaer
can walk 10 IT momeets notice For conditions H. sppiy
y ronNiJ % DANIEL oWEENf.
is Iurc N Ann street
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$l977s s63 7o7I3.li7 I,7s7.sls IS. sG2. 300

There has bsen falling off in specie, calculations and
assets This reduction doubt required by the decline
in business the approach of the summer months causes.
The current OF specie circulation is steadily setting
wards the north and by the st of September OF this
year shall not be surprised see the amount of specie
in the banks of New Orleans diminished to the amount on
hand at the same time last year. viz So $685.
SOD less than the present amount
The Secretary of the Treasury has submitted report
to the Senate showing the of duties on railroad
Iron which has been refunded within the past twelve
years.
PErUNpEp DurrEs on RAILROAD IRoN
From 1899 to 1880 " s3597 .446 I8tI. $685.
1910, 6e83ll l8t2, 7324tn
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MADAME J. FIN h >, FROM PARIS.
Has III horror to inform thu ladies' that she has opened
- fsh nabs estib hhnent No 397 Broadway Cup ssrs)
Sppo,it, he Tabernacle otc "A III aud Leonard
She ~ have always han large OF Cars,
table for doing &; Uroderes of
kind Capes Callers, Shawls haudkehe Muslin Dresa-
e., Stochiugs CLOVIS; LngrIie ant JeR elry, &c
lowers Of the uew,s 81 and most fashionable style.
j.l0 I'm m
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w he bas-m-t. he esthlss ST J. not 10 BE-
Grrssa-d Many usv the majority % orr husnss meu
lelled get perfect hurrcW haste, they
csu delay 1T should be lcnsd spend hUur
he table Wychohs Saloon u precisely the plae. for uch
zen een TO IatrunE Plates knives snd fofRs nv rcnnd
oth nshna 'eocty hey come a.. % iisr m1se IN"
because the aenran What Us spf.ce ON
81 lins for sur tent mea abs lu'ey nohins 20
80 Wvckons. Ia hre he uij ecu ~ ia lhai
W always Ut his post, aud can sise 70
ID raj reception. - Wi1hVrr'
i.IO
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NEW YORK LYCEUNI.

The Board Of Directors pie sure Of announcing that
n r. WILLIS, ESQ
VIII del yer Lectu on
FASHIDN,
At the Tabernacle, TUE oDAY EVENING, June lIth, at
o'clJcA
IIcke 80 cens each, b. had the primo pal Book
stores, Uce he New Minor Ana slet or al
door on the kvsuing If the Lecture.
10 otrc + HAsBROUCK Cor See
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a.sss. tot FREIGHT or LIAR Err -1h- a
.txA Bn1i.b bstq1e CLAHENt h, Fhowr NJ ftn
;2&Hk bnfth, 81 Tn, restE ef Will $500 barrels
OF Ia accept freight TO any por ~ Great hritin
Apuly 10 PEHSrE BROOKS,
No. Gl Libefy steet.
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.

fhALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
NIX y pm,qHaSSs yE opposite the City hail ,ovv
ExreAh5lStBfi S"h HSI a 4. t5 1fsfh.No
w'o A@Fa a4rk AsP rs MENpous
GIANT BOYS ihAas s SNP OVER SEVEN FEET
FAT GIRL, DwA n.fH Nd olANrEss
Fourteen Years t o,a w y1he, 80 Pounds.
BEING THREE ING gA,,1iSS,ssaQR TER THAN TOM
o'AsrhS Ee SfAff afFo gNMtE FEET HIoH
81 Ta tA Gsret or N TH 1AHJEhAfGkAFoN
DestI.yed during hs late Rot, T.hn the SPOT by
w6Ss$SET I sptTh$s o. iaE ~
consisting Of Father Mother, Small Children
'', ~ ~ eat OFTEN. ssd d%as GFTEN sing " EN-
The following performers eng,ged-
Mis, LAR, reARr0N, Master 5ARToN, add Miss
A bARION he much a nind yocast'
Grand Cosnorama selEPlayins Meodsos Sleuda Picture
Gallery and 5000 autiostes
Afternoon Performances Wednesday, and Saturday. at
charge TO the performances To commence In the
O'CLOCK. IN 6
HIN d 90 M Ik A c l. Z 5
JUGGLERY,
FAKIH or AVA,
WASHINGTON HALL, BROADWAY
selection Of Gtt Il e SSPTsy vi. produced
"a soMNA ifhJIi ''H' ill.,
MEsMERIsM AND HUMBUGIsM
After the approved scientific of ORA Coysr and
Programmes at the NJ sie Stores, Hotels, and Hall Admi,-
THE MRRoR Of FATE pREHH OF Death
a If 10 DIN tsu ma
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Programmes at the sic Stores Hotels, and Hall Admis-
sion 2, centt Oprn At n comnense ga o',Io. X.
THE MIRROR OF FATE DREAM OF DEATH
ia, # rr. h. urpdu ms
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MR.. DEMPsTER's BALLAD solREEs

Mr. PALMO'5 BENEFIT
WILL take pace on Fra evening" June 4h, which
W Wi be performed th- Upsf4 Ut BELlSARIO
For full Iarticolafs bIiis Ot the DAY J-it
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

PROPERLY ventilated. aid oPa evening, ex 'ept
saturday The ii play Of the nary IN
Natp'sl Ntgi;"-N Music aud V-ntiloausm," by VI, snt
ton the N-er msrcer of the >,rettenh tury New Fe-
new Musc-n sc-tst 4 N.ntr,oQn'sm
THls EVkNIN9. TUESDAY. June IIh
fh'ucniars IN hand hills Douis open at 7t,rrta,n
r"s II rec sely Lover Boxes 50 upper IS
re One Sh ling Box III Opeu Private Boxes 10
b. h q nuhfly "
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FTREW ORKS, GRACE ERS, &c
EOIRTH OE LvLY 1874

CoUNTRY aud city dealers 10 turw e,hs win find II %
~ heir .ivsntsge call and Inine naive
fth best gu lily, II AYLiFFt,s old establishment, -
Chatham large au,uuty OF Fire Crscssrs uat
reiyed Remember the sign OF the Two Mammoth Shy
Mod vs We removed from a. 90 chah.n. je3 im.ec
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MESMERISM AND HUMBUGISM
After the approved of ORA Collysr and
UJdds