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FRESH OYSTERS.

6aEoR6E b. MONROE, tbankfsl for the
w liberal support extended towards him dn
ring the two last seasons, informs the citizeAs
Of Charleslown AMI ueighhorhood, that he has
again opsped his OYSTER ROOM. a, the old
slaud. three eoors Fast Of the coufi-boase.- "
He wall al aIitTmes keep on hand The best oys-
ters the Bal,imoro maTtet cen afford which
will be served up in . style to sui the taste Of
the most ssiidious epieuse- By sisiug him one
day sno,ics, he win furnish oyssers By The Caa
10 any who may prefer receiving them in this
way.
He,soliciis call from his old friends and al
manv new ones as possible, - il shall be his
cot Il NJ eiTost 10 render entire satisfaction.
cAarlssiown. oci. 20. 1876
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q 9AAOa

A 9Ass3Oa
WILLIAM LUCAS q BENZ. is. WASHINGTON.
HAyiNG associated themselves in the Prsci
II lice afihe Law wiz attend the Superior and
Inferior Courts of Jefferson, Berkeley, FIede.
rick, and Clarke
Office the same asheretofure occupied py In
cas- s Bedinger fg
Charestown, Aug. IA, lSa5-u
The Senior Partner 10 the above Card would
say 10 bis friends ahdllo the public generasiy,
that he has again resumed with renewed zfal,
the prcctce Of his profession, which lae dulles
OF public. life, for The last few years, have COM
PEELED him in measure to neglect TO all,
then, who would entrust their busnessf 70 Ihis
charge, he deems IL oGiY necessary fnr him 10
say, that he is again pfepaFed.sas herctefSre,
with all his energy, to do 6atlle 10 their cause,
and 10 protect, with an his ability, Tie righis
and interests OF his clients He can gener4ily
be found, when moi elsewhere professionally
engaged, d. his Off u ID Charlesiown.
Aug % lS45.--if.
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WARRANTED
French Burr Mill Stones.

TIME Subscribers having associated ihsm-
Il selves for the purpose Of
Manufacturing FRENCH B Jll2I2S. ]
Take this method ef informing their fiiepds
and the5public generally, that they are now
prepared TO execute IN B, ders with propptuess
and despatch, and of the starticles, ma 81
city prices. Orders from any part Of the Wiley
and the adjoining counties, accompanied With
satisfactory references, will be promptly at
tended to. They NAV be seem ri our shop near
the Depot. IN WILSON, FUNK & ca.
Winchester, Nav IA, 4e-6m.
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HAPs. cAPS.-A most extspsiso snppiy y
~ latest s.yls Caps, for ssls By
Qcis ~ MILLER
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Notice to Farmers & Millers,
snSHE subscriber begs leave 10 intosn I'LL
u Farmers and Miles ID general, that be-
still continues The
C0Opering Business,
II South Bolivar, near Nj. Hairs tavern.
have engaged my father, 81 Al Pitcher, q
conduct the business fot me. aud he Is author
ixsd 10 buy, sen. snd receipt III NY name.
n ! wish % engage FOUR good and STEADY
CO0PERS to make hour barrels. 10 whom !
fair price win Be- given.
JOHN W. PITCHER.
Sent "a. 1s46-am
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raE fs.ssr. & ] t .e s',ssp. ssu.,is.
timer prepsrsdto CONTRACT Cor lks;, cf = 3,
d WHEAT. lS u
Those calling 10 NIKE III. viii please Mn.
them sampIe Of I'D Wheat they uish q vi W.
fully selected JAMES Z. + 4 MN, q
II Oct "a l216.! \ II II l1i - -
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New Fall Goods,

f9aRANE & SADLER have just received,
~ and are now opening, their stock Of
Edli and Winter Goods,
which hasp been seIscted with great care in The
Eastern mtrkess, and which are now offered At
greatly reduced prices.
Oct. l5.slSl6
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which lhe most diiieal. Of 81 pune
tn,lioc Ans. Putting i stop to = seold-
ing Nonsns iovsps.
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Toobtain refreshing and sound sleep
put receipt Tor I printers bill in your
night cap. Positively infalli6le. The
sams remedy viii remove The mos, vii
liaaons sorns. II continued sufficiently
long. and the amount be not less than
twenty dDllsrs.
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To Armsl 10 Arms!

oc,. 90. isle-3e
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Djsreputabls The New York Mirror
says that four ladies' on Wednesday were
seen iiding through the streelso of Philadel.
phia 10 an opea carriage. each with . gel
gar IN her mouth, putting away with 5, p
generous abandon. n
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aTOvES H we would call the attention
- Of Honsnkeepers 10 new article Of Cook
Stove, whictwe have on hand, and which. Up
on exsmiaatibn, they will end 10 be an excel
liant article or saving both labor and wood
We have also ID assortment 81 oiher Stoves.
some vita boilers also stove snitsbls FOR
cbambsrs an Of which We will sell cheap.
Please cal sDnl examine them.
WOODS & co.
HasPss.F cry, 0ei p.
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business will become sufficiently active to bring
the large sums Of specie have recently had drawn
from and in the meantime, stocks must depreciate in
market value and the commercial classes be very much
embarrassed in their financial operations.
We alluded few days since to the circular issued by
the Governor Of Illinois to the Bondholders Of that State
In relation to the payment Of the proceeds of the mill
tax account Of the interest the bonds the LIST Of
July. We have since learned that only about twenty
five thousand dollars Of that tax will be available and
that II Is possible payments will be made the time
stipulated This is peculiarly unfortunate this
the first payment promised to the Bondhoders under the
provisions OF the agreement made advance money for
the completion Of the canal and any delinquency to meet
the first instalment the interest due cannot but have
avery unfsvorable influence upon the credit Of the State
There Is great want of energy somewhere. and We
know not where to attach the blame unless be to the
Executive, who has certainly pursued course in the
business that must give the Bondholders very poor
opinion Of his financial talents. private loan might
have been very easily made offers have been made by
private individuals to loan the State the required
to make up the deficiency until the whole for this
year. lowed for this purpose could be collected but for
not known TO the Bondholders here no eE
forts have made anticipate tho tax for the purpose
Of the per cent interest the bonds due on
the LIST Of July proxmo There appears be gross mis-
management in the administration Of the affairs of the
State of Illinois, connected with the completion Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal such the enforcement Of
the tax laws passed to certain conditions Of the
Bondhoders and the progress and expenditures on the
canal ITSELF and would be well for those interested to
ness. that they possible apply remedy before
In foal ata
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IMnxl.

Died.
On Sabbath, the 7th inst after q lingering Illness
kssrBr Dickson in the 2sd year Of his age native OF
Scotland.
His friends aud acquaintance and those Of his brother
James Dickson and his sister Mrs. Robertson are
spsculy invited to attend his funeral from his late
dsnce 20 Charlton street. Monday afternoon, At half
past O'Clock.
At Yorkve, on the 9th inst, of bilious fever RoBERr
LENNox, aged 81 years.
The Harlem Division 8. O. T., No 65 also his friends
and acquaintancss particularly invited to attend his
funeral this day, June 6th at o'clock r. M from his
late residence corner Of saith street and Let avenue York
Vile
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AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTIUN NOTICE.
GROCERY STOCK-This dav, at 10 o'clock, IS Ann St,
the stock Of grocer declining business consisting in
TART Of choice Green and Black Teas Sugars Coffee Soap
Sandies Oil Rice, Flour, Stand Casks with lead pipes.
Measures &c Also, one nearly new Sugar Mill. The
whole OF the best quality, and worthy the trade.
Jester JNo. sNIFFIN, Auctioneer.
RARE PICTURES AT AUCTION.
~ MoDtRN OIL PAINTINGS, by Huntington, Dough
and Msssy comprising the entire collection Of gsa,le
n,t having bsea purchased by the from the above
Marine subjects.
Also e Fine Oil Paintings. by the old masters.
ne PICTURES Will be ready for examination Tuesday and
"Wednesday, 10th aud 10th inst from NJ to 10 r. M
our new Picture Gallery 4 Broadway, corner of Duane
Sar on thursday 18th inst ~ A. NJ Private for
ladies' IN Duane street, IL preferred. lei 4tisSm
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CIRCUS.
rNHE LARGEST ESTABL lSHMENT ever organized in
the United States, comprising $50 Men and Hoses re
qnrng G Carriages the performers wardrobe,
scias, &c. Monday and Tuesday LIST and I'd Of June will
be at ednesday Sd, at MarettaThursday, 4th
3!h at saturday e and
achsd to Eight Female qusstrans, among whom the
Paris MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Feats peculiarly her own
being chaste aud csc her and fascinating address,
snd the charming neiuce with which she chains her audi
fer the public the brilliant description ia the
of the extraordinary and daring ents perform
ed by this distinguished arste Amsng the novelties which
the Proprietors offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GlANTESS. .
Randall weighs 49, lbs. Mrs Randall the most
giantess in the world They will appear in jack and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary ica Of
strength and agility and will ride horse The
will comprise Acts Of emanshp, Gym
Equestrian Director, Mr. HoWEs Hiding Master. Sir.
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS, whose feas on
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed uve-
nile Act Of Hor,ean.hip by Master Nixon Olympic Exer.
tumble, MI. MXcAETE. WoadsTsl Fssi: Sy Ms Cole.
their elegant Gymnasc Pastures and Grouping Mr. Sweet
the Charoteer of Ph9bus. Posturng and Gymnastics by
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Neurological and
brilliant Act Of Faneies OF Proteus Mr., G. Howes in
Slack Rope Eyolutions The Negro Mns,rc with the I'M.
nitabls Dan Emmt at their head The Original Banj- Melo-
leading talented, aud classic performers the world
my9l II rrc
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MAGASIN APANAIS.


% DUANE STREET between Broadway and Elm ST.
A H. Parker, agent from Amsterdam most respect
"A. fully informs ladies and gentlemen who furnishing
their parlors that he has constantly hand the following
que articles, asJapan acquered porcelain jars,
flower bottles cake and fruit Dishes Of beauty and the
finest quality old Dresden porcelain figures
afd sauce Of the richest Kinds ancient Of The 10th
century richly carved, of mother OF pearl and ivory and
beautifully painted ancient Venetian glasses, Of var
rich carved furniture Of the time Of Louis XIV
sstng Of chairs, arm chairs, and cabinets also japan
porcelain tables wash stands, such has
ported and ANAL collie con OF ancient oil paintings
Dutch aud Flemish schools Mr. r. would also call the
nou Of strangers visiting this city examine this msgnif
collection.
BOrdes taken to import ancient oil paintings, Of any
master Of the Dutch and Flemish schools marble sauar
carved furniture OF Description aucient porcelain,
these different branches and everything that belongs the
antiqusry line. myI3 lmsrrc
GRlEVE, No. yonn street, importer and dealer in
"A. Birds, Cages Bird Seeds ofsve description, offers for
safe the following valuable and Birds :sno, Aranger
Vance Chinese Mocking Bird, Abordevst spice Bird
Java Sparows, White Cockaoo Chinese Pheasant These
birds all imported from the East Indies, great
pense. Backbrds Thrushss, Linnets, Chanches, Gold
inches Bulnches Starlngs and SkyIaks In fact the
rou will find No. John street, most Of the birds in
the known world.
NJ B-Black and Tan King Charles spanels received by
the ship Henry Pratt from Liverpool per John Grieve
ri
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REMOVAL.

-....- REMOVAL.
L )h IUWNsEND'S SARsAPARILLA DEPOT will
DC smosed on the LIST Of May, i2s Fulton street.
w w n " Gun o wmce, s'Kn Of the Big Bottle
OUT IYr coQnterfets aud mpostors. See that
ssesy oodr signed with the written signature Of r.
owhg 20 he unprecedented Of this arti-
Gle company has been formed 10 put up spurious one in
a2t imsrc W '"'p"s'o'-
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COLMAN'o
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY or oil. PAINTINGS

y i
WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books Paintings
w Engrayings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &c. TO be found upon the second
loo flight Of easy stairs hav,ng leased the first
oor) where every thing will be sold low prices, and
many below regular prices being DESTROYS Of clos
ing up soon possible his Book Department.
Cheap List will soon be published Tor those no will buy
n
Purchasers invited call aad his New Rooms
No 200 Broadway. second floor alb eoders tire
TO yOCALisTs, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATKi-
CAL PROFESSION.
w CoRsYN HansgeI Of The Swiss geii Mngsr;, re;
Theatrical professions that he viii have fulfilled his
with the above band few weeks and tenders his
travelling musical professor, band
pany artists talent about travel
Having completed his second throughout the United
States the Canada Tera and the Island Or Cuba, during
which he has visited almost every section of those countries
and accaly details and
statistics and useful 10 professional travellers
be believes that hs services will prove advantageous
Le,tss addressed 10 W Corbyn Manager Of the Swiss Bell
Ringers Of Sol Smith Esq, theatre ST. Louis Mo- Ii
mailed prior 70 May 10Th and prepaid, will meet with prompt
attention At that time. sistisrc
A TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW 0rEN FOR TIE
n SEASON-Dodwor'hs Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday aud Friday evenings commencing June and at
mr5 Smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
MUDLL or NEW YOKn.
THE UNDERSIGNED receiving orders for views
TO be represented upon the canopy Of his Model OF View
York which will be- completed These vary from
10 20 30 inches IN length, snd represented for moderate
compensation They include Of public buu-
ng places OF business manufactures hotels private resi-
% tie hrs artists both landscapes and decorative
painters can find employment by apply ~ me oceaso
lew ssents and persons capable Of trsnsacfng business
al in "ppe' & PP0RTER BELDEN $50 Broadway
BUNTING.
- - Hlus ~.
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Married,
On the 9th inst, bv.the Rev Dr. Anthem ERAsrus DA.
vison TO ARMENIA H. daughter Of the late John Guon
all Of this city.
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Ats 3. JOHNSONS Store, No. 1877 William street, New
"A York professors snd will find large cob
lection OF genuiae I'D Instruments Of the best makers One
Andreas Guaruerus; two by Bsehman and undoubed
w. v. Wallace, and Geo. kaoop; with many Others Of
hne quality Also, very fine copies from Paris; volins
and Co., from 81 and upwards. Instruments bought ex.
chang repaired Persons residing 10 the by
mtssg given have ment
and give for the price Letters ost
call. y 'e ~s - led 3tsS ttossr
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TUNTTND.
q BALES assorted colos; Blue Linen CHECKS cases,
,ube for summer costsius received and Tor sale by
ia iw.rc HOSE x Victor, 30 Pearl II.
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MUSIC.

INSTRUCTION given on the Piano two dollars per
month, by person who undestands the profession ho
roughly Any wishing take lessons will please
address note 10 Music" at the Herald Office.
ie7 st-Ic -
THE GERMAN BRASS BAND would respectfully in.
form their friends and the public that they prepared
attend Military and Civic prrades The Band consists
Of ninrumentseader Mr. j. Munck Orders will
be tended the shortest notice The Band be
by appying Al No. Elm
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CLOTHING

CLOTHING
MUCH LOWER than the Genera r,,e..IArpa
IVA VANDERBILT, DC Maiden Lane betwsen William
and Nassau strerfsths
Boys ti?,hmg Establ,.hmsnt in New York.
sold Wholesale retail, very low. NJ iIsrc
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rhEs5H = EhS AND Z hNiLI uhOOENiiS'o
Il q. FOWLER has IN store, ana Ia daily receiving from
the sales Green and Black Teas and Groceries in all
their variety, which offered small advance the
very good and s., the bs. quality nuloas soashos ard
Black, suitable for kitchen D. and o. 3D.: New Or
leans snsar at 3s Cd and t 7lbs Brown Havana a. Cd
sperm Candies At 2 tosehsr with choice ..soTtrent Of
country invited call and examine the above before
chasing stores $50 Greenwich street. Mnay, t2
ie2s
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WASHINGTON, June 6, 1876.

Congress.
The Senate to-day passed the Pearl river bill
Grants of alternate sections TO Mississippi and
Louisiana for its improvement
The French spoliaton bill Of five millions was
ordered to a third reading. The bill wAl be stop
ped in the House, SIRE.
The Georgia and Mobile Telegraph item was
actually discussed so obnoxiously rs to induce
Mr.. Lewis to withdraw, although backed by the
Post Master General and Hon. Ames Kendall.
The foreign mail steamers excite n good deal or
distrust and opposition. The Bremen contract
will be sustained, but Mr.. Niles Liverpool propo-
sition will be overruled.
Nothing ofwonderful importance in the House.
See
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THE SUBSCRIBER has opened extensive establish
men IN me large basement OF NO % John street. Tor
the sale Of valuable Books every OF human
knowledge Art, and thought He has accumulated con;
and all less of great value. He intends sell
exclusively for cash. and to have rival whatever in the
smallnsss Of his profits and the ownes Of his His
stock will be constantly augmented by the purchase OF
libraries Of smaller collections of books lie will
buy every work. ancient modern, which value 10
tached BY party, every department Of tera
fore 70 make his e:tsblishment agreeable resort for the
Artist and Of letters and science generally each Of
whom will with choice works, his own particular
literary persons TO him visit and judge FOR themselves
lie ha. nkepase, large quality OF foreign and native
he will thank one who may give him onehaf
the lowest price charged by the cheapest seller the
city. II will be sold in any qnantity.
JOHN DOYLE Bookseller,
my23 lmsrc g. John street, New York.
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CCTE-NTTETri';;- T--Ef'v;TITTRj'iEI

SCIENTIFIC LECTURE.
CAPT. r. B. RANDOLPH will lecture upon his wonder
~ full Electric Steam Fgae Vesuvus the most extsedi
nary of the at the Planters Hotel State
Island, the 10TH OF June, commence at o'clock
Abundance IS cents. Je8 2tissrc
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE


" .s'1iI-sUI1.N, JttIlt o, Ic3O
From the decision in the House to-day upon
the question of the adjournment OF Congress, il
is to be inferred that bold effort is to be made.
upon the tariff. We may, therefore, anticipate "a
session to the LIST of September, in 1872, when
the tariff was regretted
The Oregon bill is done over. The ten addi-
nonal war steamers will probably not pass.
Mr.. Pakcnham, il is understood, is determined
to iorecose The mortgage on Oregon. This will
further aid in the detention of Congress.
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PARK THEATRE-eons.. 81; Pa; 50 ;sssnu; Gallery
Duke q GIe.ss Si Charles Ks.n; Rieh%oad Nj Dycs1
Elizabeth Mrs Charles Kesn Lady Anne, Mrs Abbott To
ss bD EvfR ioT
NJ q Andrews. Mrs. Honey Mrs. Abbott Mrs cIaaf f
Mrs Knight; Mrs Jewell, Mira Dyott
si:ss X sD o'clock 70 CONNIE pro
RowERY THEATRE ,-slqsa,y Eysuisg, June o Will
or sfasefy o j. seo r..
Ss ffs" S9f a 4. ri ..; is.s
new snslemntic ard PATRIOTIC d,ena in parts wen
fs n; Mo s;isf :Hs oS TaE
Bossy Se esas. n ~ , .DS third
r b sSd G aass 2, ia es4ts
GREENwICH THEATRE,-Monday Evening, June s.
M %
s sSSs IA Te &s f sass ss. q
S'S Gos S h as stst Rs:
.sssn as Ds cs f nf Bcs. .o. f
u Doors open at Z Curtain rises at ~ o'clock
/ L,ass rsSa Flute s' Ssyaa SS SIttIIf R o
'i he + sss g.
man f GRAND sf Wa,1 & Beats there heeJn Mr. HS
the Misses Vaee To conclude with the overture to We
Admittance as cents.
On Sunday. grand selection of Sacred Music.
1aty ETsasT 9aa. Vi. m
9Ts' ram satsl.d MARCH OF
s9s wna4 'y ssy NJ fsf Forest. a's
SEW wE.s Ts1 i @
s & h IT,
Creme; Mis-. sqaea%i.h Mrs. La Forest. 80 ''''N' 40
SHss past performance to commence at
NIHLo,s GARpEN.-Opening Night, Monday Evenirg.
!N June g IaG-The entertainments viii commence with
r AsE Wish se;s.t and daring achievements tn.
Rys Pa, Sell wi!hS% sh balance pGe MN. sc%.
%s d1's sfs S
hs 'ss eeoacus. Ss
ei.s. e. Charles a,,'i Winthssr $500, no,v. n..cr i
'Ss . sa
Yn sn q bss. Of a 70, ii,
10 the Reire'hment Saloon,
Ss s: ss%:
Il 5s M; H:ss ;:
Door. o'clock. begin O'Clock precisely
MUSICAL FUND HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
s:si Z; h S SSD ofER
cRSss sS % yy, s,;sns ,b s1 fsa.fo.
SONG MY sister dear, from the grand opera Oh Massa'
niello
cay.sin q. Young Agnes, beauseou' flower" from the
- 49, GRAND scENA.
Recit-" My companions warned"
Aria Proudly aud wide" from Fra Diavolo
In the Of the evening by particular desire the IA
vorte songs Sally in Alleyo and /" Old fowler"
Song" Beat, there heart f from l., Bsv.ders.
GRAND sCENA.
Aria Through the forests" from the grand opera of Der
Ereischutz
Saw Rect-" Orynthia my beloved"
o's Aria" hermit who dwells."
Song-"As you thro lifes journey wander" from the
Bronze Horse.
Ts.s g cent. to be had the music stores T. com
GEORGE HENRY DERWORT,
u ESPECTFULLY announces that the request Of many
CONCERT At THE APOLLO SALOON,
Tuesday evening. June which the follow
ing eminen artists have most kindly volunteered:
MRS FERGUSON.
MIR. PHI ERNST,
MIR. A. WOLLENHAUPT,
AND MIR. jacob.
On this occasion Mr. Derworts four Children from to 10
of age will appear for the first time public Miss
Marian. Vocal and Violin; Miss Eliza Piano Forte Miss
Caroline, Piano Forte and Voca Master William, Violin
aud Drum
Mr. A. ". woenhaupt and G H. Derwor will preside
the Piano Forte
Tickets so cents be obtained the usual places and
the residence Of George Henry Derwort i27 Broadway
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NOV EMENIS
SANDS, LENT &. CO.'S CIRCUS.
THIS splendid establishment increasing in public estima
ton II proceeds through the country, will be found at
the following places the dates Of
their route -
June 3th Jordan Village
" 9th and It'll, Skaneaieles.
" 9Th and 9th, Auburn.
" 10th, Seneca Falls
!" 1rh, Waterloo.
18th, Cly de.
. 18th and Iith, Lyons.
/" 18th Vienna
/" 10th, Geneva.
l7th Penym
18TH Nashville.
18Th, Canandaigua.
Goth and 2ist Palmyra. je5 Iwrc
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BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING.
AND WIG MAKIN(S

DHALON, No. 81 Broadway, in Judsons Hotel so long
known at 24 Broadway conceivng that finely arrang
complete his arrangement for the comfort and cony sn
ncs Of hi ps9ns has now the pleasure Of inform
ting shampocing and bathing be carried style, may
be found at his place, Judsons Hotel in Broadway
The Baths unsurpassed by tn city for comfort
and conyenIence and accommodate no person. Hot
Cold ed Shower Baths.
Cutting with clean brushes for each person. having
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