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comparison Of prices current at the close Of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week, shows an Improvement in Mohawk of l
per cents Canton per cent; Farmers Loan ~; Nor
witch & Worcester n; Illinois Il Pennsylvania SIS IA;
stonington Ii U. s. Bank a Reading Railroad IL; Nor.
rs Canal 2.
The books for subscription the capital stock Of the
North Branch Canal Company opened at Wilkes
quired-one million dollars-was subscribed, and the
first insslmcnt on the shares paid the day. The
North Branch Canal is Of the unfinished Pennsy
MIA works. and has been surrendered by that State to
private company for completion
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice. that
after the first day Of July next certificates of stock
the United States under the laws of ls42 and sa3 with
coupons attached may be surrendered to the Register
the Treasury and the usual certificates bearing interest
and transferable at tho Treasury issued in their stead
The most important commercial intelligence received
in this city for years past is that in relation to the
probability Of short harvest this season in England
The advantages this country would derive from an ex
tensivo demand in Great Britain for our brcadstufs
would undoubtedly be great but tho arrangement tina.
would be produced in the commercial affairs of England
by great drain Of bullion to pay for imported grain
would seriously njure the trade with any other country
A much more severe pressure would be experienced
from short harvest than ever before, in conse.
quence of the recent change in the banking system reg
uating the issues of the Bank Of England by the bullion
ON hand. We a table showing the aggregate
movement Of the bank, for period covering several
bad harvests -
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AUCTION NOTICES.

- A. z. FUTILE, Auctioneer
SlGNQR VITO WITS GRAND COLLECTION OF
ITALIAN MARBLE AND ALABASTER STATUA-
RY VASES SIS, AND < ORNAMENTS. SILVER PLATED
JACOB s. PLATT will sell on Wednesday 18th instant,
az o'clock. M a the Coliseum, No. $50 Broadway
Sgaor Vito Viii direct from manufactures of Italy France
and England and comprising in part the following articles Of
"Nenere del Medicn "Arsotilen apollo Ballarne d
Poet Italiane Vesae superb marble and aabaster Cam
delabs Mosaic cente Tables with marble stands large Bor-
degllo agate yellow of Selma vases basso and Etruscm
gothic Us for inches and the decoration of parlos halls
aud churches full sized busts marble, Of asso,
Dante Pearch and Arosto beautiful Vases Of marble and
aabaser and other ornamental articles oil hnsh, rich
silver branches with figures aud crystal Stands bronze
and gilt French cach Chandeliers with figured and crystal
splendid bronze and Kilt Clocks with gures column do n
desert Tea Sets richly decorated China
toilet TO 10 pieces rich and elegant plated Ums cake and
bread Baskets superb plated Walters from 10 TO inches
all silver mounted Caors cut Bottles new patterns; Gil
r,ndoes for to 10 lights Bayadere and Julien, Metamoa
Fanny Eissler Stag, &C.; splendid AID highly decorated
panned and papier msche Tea Trays Bre ID Baskets splendid
PAPER mache Centre Tables Gard Plates Solar Lamps ofsupe
rio workmanship and flush. ormolu and bronze, &c.
Also Just landing from ship Brooklyn, from Leghorn
raj cases Roman Busts and Figures marble and abastar
Also, six Chinese Gongs.
Catalogues and goods ready Tuesdy evening 2h when
the room will be well lighted with and the goods
as TO quality Of material and aristical execution.
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tines 1t will be perceived that the circulation Of the
Bank of England through the twentyone years nclu
ed in this table, ucuated very little from year year
notwithstanding the falling of in bullion The amount
4 paper issues being very uniform compared with
ne amount of bullion in bank, the currency not
auch reduced. but much deprecated. There will be
very great difference in the Of the bank in
he event of another decrease in bullion produced by
bad harvest.
The issues Of the bank fourteen millions pounds
'terng are regulated by the amount of bullion hand
and as that decreases the circulation be reduced
corresponding extent. drain of bullion will there
fore have immediate effect upon the currency, and
upon all the branches Of business The indirect effect
Of bad harvest upon commercial business will be very
injurious but the direct effect upon general
y and poorer classes particularly must be TERRIBLE
The distress would be increased by the unusual inhu
ence bad harvest would have upon the currency
Nothing would give test to the banking
system of Sir Robert Peels, in operation than
bad harvest throughout Great Britain, and is beyond
human foresight to tell what will be the result of
such an unfortunate experiment. A short harvest
in the midst of the present prosperity of England
would soon produce change in affairs, both COM
mercially and politically, and perhaps bring about
complete modification of the laws of England L.
itwould give the ministry very plausible for
making alterations in the tariff in relation to grain The
Tree trade party has become sron both in and out Of
Parliament that some such aid short harvest would
give would be sufficient to bring into operation their
principles. We have large surplus of all the neces
sary articles Of food and supply any nation with any
quantity at prices muchbelow those produced by the
various tariffs in different countries BY more beral
commercial system, could reduce the cost Of grain in
most Of the ports of Europe and improve the condition
Of the consumers Our surplus agricultural products
can find no markets abroad while the laboring classes
Of Great Britain compelled to pay the highest prices
for their breadstufs While the lower classes of Eng
land literally starving, have more than sufficient
for our own wants prevented furnishing them
food and at cheap rates. because the landed interest
must be protected at all hazards and at the of thou
sands Of lives. Time works wonders and it is our i'm
PRESTON that the time is not far distant when many Of
the barriers that obstruct commercial operations Of
all countries will be removed and liberal system
of CONNIE rcial intercourse adopto
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.l


PHILADELPHIA, June ~ 1916. i
John c. Smith, president of the North American Insu-
Company, and old and respected merchant Of
this city, died this morning
Garrick Sharpe, who injured by the accident at
the Camden Race Course, when the staging fell tho
great between Fashion and Peytona had his leg
amputaed this morning. Ii is doubtful whether he will
survive
sailor fell from the gangway of the ship Thomas P.
Cope about half hour SINCE and struck against the
outside fender acturng his skull and otherwise injur
ing himself, to render his recovery doubtful
Since the riots of July, ls43 in Southwark and tire
withdrawal of the military from that district at the
quest of committee of the mob, it has been in
slant state of riot and confusion Southwark has doubled
nay trebled her police, and yet the rowdy boys, and
those connected with of the fire companies have
persisted in setting the law at defiance Last week the
Court of Quarter Sessions took the matter in hand and
the result was, the breaking up of the Wecacoe Hose
Company, of the principal Of the riot and
the binding the members in high bail to keep the
peace. Those connected with this company the
active rioters the contest with the military and their
house the point from which many of their attacks
made
The procession, &C. in honor of General Jackson, is
still the absorbing topic Our citizens made arrange
ments last night in town meeting but the Mayor of the
city declined allowing his name to appear on the
mittee. This is looked upon exhibition OF parzan
feeling though he says is in consequence of the
sty he will be under Of attending to his official duties
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
A N ADVERTISEMENT will he found on the outside IN
N relation this new and extraordinary discovery n medical
science The object in referring il to warn the public
against spurious limitations which entirely devoid 81 gal
influence and without beneficial effect
The MAGNETIC FLUID is always in conneeton with The
GALVAN1C RINGS 10 promote their effective action,
and direct the gsivanic to the particular portions
which affected The only Agency in New York u at
u tN FULTON STREET, few doors from Broadway
Dr. Criste intends establishing authorized Agency " every
city the Union and all limitations Of his discovery sold else
where win be worthless and Of effect Due notice will b.
given this paper the respective Agencies which
ing established ie22 lwFec
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The short harvests in this period be traced by the
decrease in bullion in the bank The greatest reduction
in bullion in $780, when tho Bank of England was
compelled to raise loan from the Bank of France to
enable 1t TO 60 through the terrible rsvulson of the
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FUNERAL OBSEQUIES.
GENER Al ORDER

CITY HALL, june II, 1915.
NHE Aids to the Grand Marshal will assemble the Nay
O'Clock.
BY order, GILBERT HOPKINS, Grand Marshal.
S sss, p A i.sr'0' Ssserssarss.
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SnIea Of stocks Mt Rostou.

EXCHANGE BOARD June 2l-l0 shares Chaestown Branch
RR 90; 50 Portland saeo and Portsmouth RR s2m 1885 50
do slm 49, IS do 73 $50 Long sand RR 70; Is do 72 50
Western RI bim 1913; IS do o3 $50 do, bin, ioat sd
days 400 Wilmington RR, s,4 100 do bim, is; so do
$ I'm, i8ia 500 do, bod, 49,
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CUSTOM HOUSE, new YORK, !

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,}
June %, 1s45. :
NOTICE is hereby give, that the Offices the Custom
House will be open o-morrow Tuesday from O'Clock
until H. A. NJ; after which hour they will be closed on
Of the Funeral Procession honor OF the memory
MAJOR GENERAL JACKSON, late President of the Uni
ted States. e. p. VAN NESS, Collector
MICHAEL HOFFMAN, Naval Officer.
je23 Itrc ELIJAH f. PURDY, Surveyor.
AN ENTIRE NEW BADGE FOR THE
FUNERAL OBSEQUIES,
ID EPRESENTING the Tomb Of Jackson. with Bust in
~ relief The figure Of Religion weeping the Tomb, and
Faith pointing upwards-on beautiful Satin Badge. This
surmountsd with the BsckC Rose and silver Bresstp
decidedly the beautiful and appropriate Badge for the
mournul caon The together Is cents sngly
i21a cents. For SALE whole sale aud retsil, by
JOHN J. BROWN s. CO,
je23 2t*ec 100 Fulton St. near Nassau St
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Dr. Woods sarsaparilla and wild Cherry
B.en ssLnoyIsdeed BY I'll who have given them
Hsaless = =: !: tot ~RIe
ssins ths place Of Hose Naa.satns Re%sdis. whis
ao.s ssay viii :ss Weeks , sp
Bilious fSs md TGi
g. isxsm Of the esunt For Dyspepsia Headache Iadiges
psr1isalar 70 ask for Dr. Woods s..apaa and WILD
York Dr. VIM Il Mne1 i9s Broadway; George Z Gaion
James W. Smith, Fulton Cranberry S streets ''
Eleventh Edition or the Prescribed Book
Quaker City Monks of Monk Hall is just issued
zen S al sssp ss
cess The Quaker City, Of which 60 900 numbers have al
and horrible ys, the Scs " Of the
author has heightensd the subjects into fearful
Thi. bold book; il j. The frs, American work which,
large EsSssn cities with decided approval from
% well .s me & and Of aa
hers not only as they appear. but as they
All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
nssa
ss o s su sS Ct S
deiphs Single copies for sale above, daily, o'clock
wnESLs HnRALD is also for sale every Saturday morn
Philadelphia, free of postage.
All the new and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishment, issued, wholesale and retail.
" With the exception of paper, the Heraldn is read
much perhaps in Philadelphia any paper published in that
city, ehording valuable medium to advertisers Advertise
mens handed to the agents half o'clock will appear
the Herald next day.
Boston subscriptions to the New York
HERALD received by the Authorised Agents. REpDING &
single copies.
WEEKLY HERALD every Saturday morning. price cents or
- per annum.
All cheap publications for sale as soon as issued
Boston Publishers Of Theirs Napoleon.
Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements or the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression Of Qgaekey in the Of all Diseases will
paper w. g. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
Once and Consulting Rooms OF the College, IS Nassau
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GUNTER'S DINING SALOON,
IA1 EuItnu ST.. New York.

THE SUBSCRIBER having taken the above premises and
fitted style that Of any establ'sbnent
ofthe kind in New ork, begs I? call the attention e hs
friends in town and country the which his
establishment affords To whose business and PROBES
ona pursuits require them be supplied ~ any hour "a the
day this Dining Saloon will be particularly convenient Every
luxury which may be desired will be found while the most
ssdious attention will be shown TO the wants ana WISHES OF
10 those who visit the city from the country peculiar Ia
ces are Afforded Every thing is daily served so eco
nomca price that all enjoy them The subscriber feels
persuaded that call his establishment VIII be saac"
to every visitor. :, =, ,,rxrrp
Iy~ Open on Sundays H. IL GUNifr. ~
,.oo lmeod stwytrc li7 Fulton street, N. H.
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l7TH NJ ARn.

HONOR TO THE INDUSTRIOUS DEAD.
Citizens Of the I7th Ward respectfully requested
ton Streets Monday Evening June 49, O'clock make
suitable arrangements for the purpose Of uniting with
low citizens paying the tribute respect the memory
of Ex-President JACKSON.
BY request Of the Ward Committee
in. CRAM, ao.:
SAMI. s. CoNcxLIN, secretaries
je23 1t+ec
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POST OFFICE.

TUST UFFTCE.,
New YORK. June %, 1876
nN Tuesday, 9th day of June thi. Office will be
~ closed except from to 10 A. NJ, and from P and
he mails will be closed half NJ, enable Ill per
day. ROBT. Fl. MORRIS, p NJ.
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kkR PASSENGERS FOR SCOTLAND.-The fine,
M43\ fast sailing Brth Baraue 'TRIDENT, will sail
few days for tireenock, and comfortably
commodae ten or twelve cabin oderate
IL early application be made board Pier No O. North Ri
STOKES ANTHONY.
je23 3tsec 81 Broad street.
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& K ssslc
@M -. -
BEACON COURSE.
WALKING MATCH.
for ,hs for he distance walked in
Ss%s 70 Voc S'sf q Ghs h tom
S ess,,:: E %,;sA' } SS:, S, KSt'
K R asYf, Boston. Ms %. em %issne'a'
John 8: Vandins, WIN. Roorback.
!. Taylor, j. Boston,
ssss
VIM Barlow isrsce Kstansbiate, the Indian
Richard Hall; Of the lrioquoise Tribe,
entire; for the Five Mile Race and also for The Hurdle
and for the Ten Mile Race before Wednesday evening
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
pAtY ocsss sg &; Fer ssw. D
s:.mso. kNStsFkSocRE st Gsp Houso
leave Sads Msassr aad e. Ssh
.sS On TS.sdsy Tha.dy and Saturday evening" ecocR
Msceioei landing At Intermediate PLACES
o. Steamboat R NORTH AMERICA, Captain L, w Branard,
wileave Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Al
Steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt r.. H. Furey, will leave
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons o'clock
Passengers taking either Of the Lines will arrive Alba
ny ample time FOR the Morning Train Of Cars for the east OF
west.
The Beats are new substantial furnished with and
elegant and for speed and accommodations
rivalled on the Hudson.
Freight taken At moderate rates. -
All forbid trusting Of the Boats oil this Line
without written order from the Captains Agents.
For passage freight apply board the boats or TO r. e.
Scnultx at the Office on the wharf jei6 m
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THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE Of the
Ancient and Hororble Fraternity OF Free and
M.sons of!h State q New York having resolved 70 unite
proper deserved tribute of respect the memory
their llusrous and Most Worshinful Brother, ANDREW
JACKSON Past Grand Master Of the r. w. Grand Lodge
Tennessee the Officers and Members Of all the Lodges under
is jurisdiction in the city Of New York B.ookyp and Staten
the Grand Lodge Room Howard House, Of Broadway
and Howard street, Tuesday morning next II o'clock
precisely. #4N
The Officers Members Of the Grand Lodge only will ap.
pear full loter bretheen will appear black
d9h elohng-hlack hats! white gloves: and white aprons or
BY order Of the NJ. W. Grand Master.
Isaac Phillips, James J; Timpson,)
rs. yanhouten, Elias w. Nexsen, Grand Lodge
John Clark, VIM. c. Park, I Committee.
VIM G. Burnet,
New York, June 2l AL 58a5. j2l 3tistrc
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ATA MEETING Of the Cordwainers Of the city of New
corner OF Grand and Elizabeth streets NJ. T. kimba
called the chair and p A. Gcrdy appointed secretary
The following resolutions unanimously adopted:-
Resolved That the Cordwainers Of the city Of New York
will Join with their fellow citizens TO pax the last tribute Of
Resolved That the following gentlemen be committee to
invite the trade and make all
ny the above resolution into effect p A. Gerdy It. Baker, H.
Suser p Klein, II. l.. Rottger. A. Gamble, John Scoan.
o'clock and that the employers Of the city b invited and trade
generally with neghborng and its vicinity TO
cate with the funeral obseques Of the late chief
M. T. G. kIMBALL, Chairman
r. A. ltERpY, Secretary.
All wishing JOIN with u.s. will please meet at keens 18th
Ward Hotel Of Grand and Elizabeth Tues
day morning at o'clock Grapes and badges will be furnished
at the hotel. j2i H-Sa&Mm
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Medical Notice.-The Advertisements or the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy for
the Suppression Of Quaekery, the Of all Diseases will
hereafter appear on the fourth and last column Of this
paper. w. s. RICHARDSON, MD, Agent.
Once and Consulting Rooms OF the College, Nassau IT.
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NC1NDIN4YI1-

SCANDINAVIA.
THE Society will hold It's Monthly Meeting Monday the
23d instant, AZ NJ at the house Of Mr. Napoleon Cour
ten, No. 62k Fulton street. VIM FELL, Secretary.
New York, June 81, 1915 je3sitsm
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CARVER g. HALL,

CARVER g. HALL,
RCHITECTS, Engiree-s, Building and Real Estate
"a Agents Wall street New York. y North s's or Build
Phadephia. Plans. SPECIFICATIONS and fsmTes ~ ~
~ = Drirgs anl Specification for Patent Rshi heal ~
9 bought and sold, money loaned aud mvest.a. prurr"
leased and rents collected. 'o>~ :"
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COLMAN'S
LIT ERARY LOON,

II Il IL ~ " - n - " ~ ~
AND EXHIBITION OF
BEAU TIFUL PAIN TTNGS,
No. 2O3 broadway, New York.
M AXIMILlAN'S Great and Splendid work, being his
M Through the United States illrsrs'ed with Eighty En-
cravings ser the OF drawings large olio-with
qun,o volume Of letter both volumes elegantly up
or the Drawing Room few copies Only printed English
stranger should visit the City without calling in
BOokS PAfiN AIN AND ENGRAvINas
which ars Offered Eat greatly reduced prices"
The Public Sale Room Gil ed with books Of every kind in
various languages to which, and the Print Room no
Above the Bookstore or Sac Room apartment fitted
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
Two HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES.
by ANCIENT and modern which, asma charge
HERALDRY
The Arms OF individuals whose families originated
country in Europe traced and splenddy embazoned
um equal execution and third the charge Of the Lon
don Colleges Geneaogcs Pedgrees arranged and
Illuminated.
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his arms and crest, as worn upon his carriage.
Pricc onlyS 3a-in colors. Curiosity. je23 eodtf m
ITO FARMERS, &c.-A young stout healthy Scotchman
and his wife, wish each situationhe farmer far
mer and gardener and she to do light Homework and
dry, for which they well qualified. He was brought up
to the approved plan Of Scotch farming and gardening
and is horoughly with the rearing managing
cattle besides repairing and in order the tools used
ustrous and oblgne dposon aud having had some expe-
cnce in this country they produce the
credentials Any reply post paid addressed FARMER
raid ohce shall meet prompt attention. e23 2eodrd
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o. OF o. f., OLIVE BRANCH LODGE, NO. 81.
He MEMBERS Of this Lodge requested attend at
2h inst at o'clock for the Of joining in the
to aresouon passed the SPECIAL meeting held
Lodges have not decided turn no be
ger IN the city, hereby Invited with this
casion. RALPH L. ANDER1 ON n g.
G. HENRY EDWARDS, Secretary je23 2t+ec
THE Officers and Members Of Kncke Tent No. 49,
y. OF H. are hereby titled attend Special Meeting
Of this Teut Tuesday (to-morrow) Morning o'clock
precisely Tor the Of making unite
with the Common Council Military and Civic Societies. in
paying the last tribute OF the late GENERAL AN
DREW JACKSON VIM. HATHAWAY, &. II.
IL. ESTES SEED. ie23trec
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BONERY THEATRE.
Boxes. Is cents Pit .......... 12z
Complimentary Benefit TO Mr.. s. r. r. Morris.
MOND AY EVENING, June 23d,
Will be performed The
LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnotte Mr. Morris Pauline Miss Kate Ludlow
Singing and Dancing
Trial Scene from the
MERCHANT OF VINCE
Shylock Mr. Blne Poriia, Mrs Madison
After which
THE LOAN OF A LOVER.
Peter Spyke, MR. r Hall Gertrude, Miss Orvlle
To conclude with the
CONGO MELODISTS. J23 It.ec
THE Manager ofhe French Opera Company has the honor
i to announce, that
GRAND MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
Will be given honor of the Memory Of General Jackson
the Tabernacle Broadway Tuesday Evening Next the 2ih
inst
The service will consist of selection from the sacred works
ofMozart, Rossini, and other eminent
MILE CALVE, NINE. CASINI,
NINE. STEPHEN CEURIOT MRS. ARNAUD,
CEURlOT, GARRY,
DOUvRY, sc.
The Choruses will be full and effective and the Orchestra
numerous and complete in every department
Full particulars in future adv rtisement.
Tickets of admission, 50 cents each. Je20r
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|. o. OF RECHABITES.

/. .. OF KECHABITES.
meeting OF NJ Y. ID. No l. O. of r. held ON Safur-
"A day, 21st inst, il unanimously
Resolved, That will unite with fellow citizens in the
ANDREW JACKSON.
Resolved, That recommend the Brethren Of the Or
dergenealy assemble their respective Tents in Regaa
on tuesday ning at A. NJ the cath ins to form in line
with the Districts.
Resolved, That Brothers Middledch Beatty, She'll HUI
sart and Ellis be Committee make arrangements
plish this object. ROBT. BEATTY Jr, ID. G. r.
WIN. Z. EsTERBROoK. ID. s. le23 1t*ec
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VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERY.
~ OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE. n
Where the Public different Performances
and twenty talented Performers every night.
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
The performances consist Of light chase and genteel
- ment-asc, Buresaues on all the celebrated Operas.
The Manager has added his former Company for this week.
the much admired
MISS COLMAN,
The charming Vocalist. Also,
PETE MORRIS,
The best Comic Vocalist living.
Doors open Ia o'clock Performances commence at 81
o'clock.
For particulars see bills Of the day j22 lw-rc