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MUSICAL NOTICE

MUSICAL NOTTCE-
THE undersgned beg le such Of the c
Of New and s vicui'y disposed TO aid
IN the deveIo inc and announcement OF Resident Musc
lent ths he has made for the production oil few
Of the y ominen compositions Of
ANTHONY PHI LIP HENRI II, ESQ,
scale Of grandeur and excellence seldom surpassed
anv equity
Tn. Performance will take place the Tabernacle, on
THURSDAY l., enDc IAN May sud will comprise rhe fol
lowing works in addition several Songs, Duets &c &C.
viz
The Consumm American Liberty. historical Ora
torio.
The Adieu Of the Pilgrims do do
The Wsshiogtoniad, Dseds Of Hero, American Fss
tive Overture.
To the spirit Of Beethoven Monumental Symphony, de-
scrlp,iye 81 the Insugu aon Of the Honum ut at Bonn
The Yagers Adieu, grand Chorus.
A X, QUEEN % Leopold Herwig nc.
A. ih eIti oceeds will be ndsd for the BEN
Eft OF THE VETERAN AUTHOR, the subscriber f. els
hes taion ling upon he Musical Public TO- for
ward upon ihs occasion and do their duty behalf of the
great Of Music.
mil are H. MEIGGs, tts Broadway.
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STONE FOR DRY DOCK.
Time Extended fbr He0eaving Prop

.M- NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, Ngw Yonxk
GEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed :. Proposals. for Stone
- fer Dry Dock" will be received IT this ONO. until T1ur-
day. the lesh Of April next. for furnishing and delivering
Nav Yard Yorh, Granite Siente Of
lowinx dimsusioas and g. ntitlss Marty
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COMPLIM ENTARY BALL
ALLEN DODWORTH.

ALLEN DODWORTH
HIS PurILs.
TIME above Complimentary Ball III take place the Apol
10 Rooms. Wednesday evening nert when the public,
who manifested appreciation Of the general arrangements
and music which the late ball Dodworth
Comet Band will be convinced that the present committee
will nohog undone render this respect not
inferior 10 the former.
Tickets each may he obtained the Of the class,
4ts Boone st mi6 3t'mc
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\ % rIrpTIao A.,,,,

J. Il. CURTIsS, Auctionser
SECOND SPRING sALE Of New and Elegant Cabinet
n'turr msnufacturers account 10 pay advnnces-
JACOB 3 PLATT will sell, Wednesday, issh, at 10
O'Clock, al the Ware Rooms 81 Pearl street. and
elegant Assortment Of the above consisting shonAbe and
Isdssa style sis. Esach B.S.t ID. Dres:ss Barsass
sretues Book Cases. Hall stnds, uches Lounges Tea
roy cha,s 10 great variety Cottage S,nn-in fact
bnet Furriture
The whole stock embracing $50 lots will be persmp
tory sold in qusnt suit purchasers, without ressve
and commds itself sruon OF buyers gene faly
te.r Tor shippr * individual
Cat logues ready and the articles arranged for
miratioa. mil 2t.je
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J. X CURTIss, Auctione~r
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS.
II STATUARY, &c &c JACOB y. PLATT's semi
a. Ase,,oa toou soraer 2! Gold surss consist,
dozen aad bundled sh Frying Pans Shoe Thu
C.uon aud Wool Cards Mill Jaws Bur Hnses Pitch FORKS,
cut aud wrought Nails 0r,ndsone., AID brass Candle
,tieks Locks. Hinges, hand and back SAYS 81. &c.
Also. inv ice Of American hou. and Tailor. shears;
Also Euglish and American Tanle aud Pocket Cutlery;
Csnes:
eask James English Wood Screws; SEQ lbs Of Eng
lish n red Plus;
Also. Ststaary Eau y Articles &c mi7 lt.je
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AnUsEnEaIs.

PARK THEATRE.
r. .sSsslEs s q NJ SR ess 1t.
VIZ os Il Sit5 S.sd
S 81: !, Mi Il; Af Ssss;
THE BAcKwooDsNAN. :,
Colonel Mervlle. ............. ....... Mr. vsshs
e G.s. Mr. Mr. y AssS
sr Il SAt sfF HI; !; i TsSR (;
MS lis f IasT LE Eijs
. s e.s;. q Asai''or-soIs', q r. 81 eerr sliev
, Doors sss, 81 oscas c,Tsau rili srsssss
B0WEKY THEATRE.
o. De g J Pc Go ssS sEsSSn
Rockwell s,osss Equ..rian Tfoupr i combination with
Tuesasy sS@%, y ss Match s:;ss'f ".
Inc Performance WY fvxSHoEs with the Drama Of
Isaac .........M rJ R Scott
cSsaiiss
Sir Brian Dc Boz; duilbeis " cisIH
W.mb, .......... $500. H,d.Sayy
;dy Row:n a, !. ''.':. Nn fSiiI,s:
THE DUMB II Ss sSss ~ 'HTx1isscHrsrsR;
ES%s5S Wilton II. BIsnsss.a
Lower Boxes 50 cen-Second and Third Tiers, ~ cts;
PIC and Gallery i2H eeuts.
Door will oven at half past 6-eurtain will rise att
BOWEKY THEATRE
Benent OF j. II. Wai6rOn, Treasurer.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 18th. 1886, ON which
occasion he has the pleasure Of his friends
and the patrons generally Of the Bowery The the follow
ing powerful bill Of attractionshs grand historical eque
TRAN drama of
IY.aNHOE
Or the Jep's Daughter.
The cast OF the CHI
ed & the Bowrry Theatre and tho popular Equestrian Corps
OF Messrs. Rockwell " Stone, with their stud of
FIFTY MAGNIFICENT HORSES,
ard the thrilling Of the
SHOEMAKER OF TOULOUSE.
Cast to tn. strclgth Of the Company.
" The Box Sheet for the evening is open mis- 3tsrc
NEW GREENWICH THEATRE, 1orne1 OF ysI,cL and
charlton st,eetsCS9le Sro-rete5s Me.srs JOHN
sr,ETres.urrr Mr. Q. NJ TomnsonAssistanr Treasurer,
tan-Scene Painter, Mr.. H. sher sood-Promptsr MIR r. j.
yonss-Aischnist MIR. M. Kadcif-Leader aud Musical
Mr. 3. Wallis.
The public respectfully informed tina, new and se
giant '0''a &SM5 SiieIEsiTS E sHsn Ma,ea so
With highly efficient aud talented company, which will be
duly announced. II. r GhATTAN,
Acting and Stage Manager.
N B. limited number of tickets will be disposed
OF Also, several Of tina Saloons let Also, large
uv OF superior building sand Tor sale removed forth
with Apply 1t the Box Office. mis- 1wsm
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The
VEN TILATING

The Long Island Insurance Co.
CAPITAL OO,OOO Dollars.
oYvIcK IL FULTON srREsr, BRooxL
III AvNG their capital vey nely entire continue take
risks ON bu dngs, machinery merchandise nd
generally, their usual favorable This company has
passed through the greatest coagstons that have
occu red Ia the country they their from he
with comparatively slight Losses se system which they
have a~cys pracrsed Of limiting and scattering their risks
All losses which the company may sustain will be adjusted
ard paid promptly as heretofore
B. w DELAMATER, President.
l7fImssic e. T. FINN, Secretary
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMPANY l
NESw YoRk February I'd, 1896. !
AT AN ELECTION for Directors I'M. Insttution, for
"a the ensuing year, held this day the following named
uemanwsre elscted such
DIRECTORS.
Thomas WThorne. Elisha Riggs
Thomas 7. Woodruff Arson Baker,
b. X. Robson, M. ID. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Alien,
Moses Tucker, James n. Holmes,
John X. Dawson, Johu r Moore,
John H. Lee, William X. Thorn
Caleb q. Tsns, Thomas Monel,
Francm Gage, Eugene BoGart,
John L. Merritt, Robert Smith.
At snbseauent meeting Of the Board, THOMAS W.
THOkNE, ESQ, unanimously reelected President Tor
the ensuing year. GEO. L. HOPE, Secretary. II RE
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NEEDLE &c FISH-HOOK MANUFACTORY,
~ Maiden Lame.

WIN. CROWLEY SON. manufacturers OF the rbove
~ articles respectfully inform the importers Of New York
and other cities that they have hand large stock Of
the above articles which they willing 70 sell mail adj
vance from the Any 81 the trade in
Il dssired
EE-E esssr c.ow.sy, importer Of shsAsd and BIZ.
mngham Good, \ part Of the above store. fls fmsrc
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WI W. SHIRLEY. Aucuoneer.
CATALOGUs SALE OF CHINA, Glass. and Ear'hen
~ war.-By II. y. Wl'ard-On Thursday March 10 h, At
10 O'Clock at he IRE No Pine street near Broadway,
lots from the shelves retailers best flowing aud other
blue and fancy pInt ID painted edged dp &c Chua and
Glass Also 80 packages of glass tunblers decsu
wlnes sc The ials positive and the goods will be well
packed for shipping.
BGoods will he received for this sale till Tuesdy
The 7h. Sales promptly settled goods de-
Ivered nil It-r
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BENJAMIN MOONEY
WILL SCI L THIS DAY. at 10 O'clock AZ the Auction
W Room s. John ,trst Fancy Goods, Hardware Cutie
ry WORT Boxes DRESSING Boxes Toys Bureaus Knives,
And Forks, Pen aud Pocket Knives. Sad Irons Italian Irons
Butts and Hingss &c. nc. Also Msha gany aud Centre
Tables. Chars LaIi, Counter and t;.suIss' WindSSw
contents Of Eating Saloon. Also drawers aud hardware
Signs Shower Bath and wiring Desk, to be sold the
aide walk. MIL it'r
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF ANTIQUITIES,
90 >slsTiNG Of Original Japan LacQuersd Porcelain
aud o. various kud original ancient Dresden Poes
lain figures and ancient fans Of the 10th
century richly carved and pnted and magnificent flower
been bought the sac Of Joseph Bo5
.yeh never has been imported into this country These
antique Of them less than hundred and some
hundred costly aud collect
ed throughout the Old Of Holland and Other places
with great diligence and perseverance, by the COLLECTORS OF
those articles highly valued the of Europe,
and the Elgh aud French nobility To DO sold tho
Msgn Japona,s So Duane street between Broadway and
Elm streets by Aaron Levy Auconeer Thursday March
49, 1886 Sale to commence positively at o'clock r. M rain
o shine
s. The public general invited particularly the la
dies examine these ornaments redy for
sxamnation, with catalogues daily from 10 till
Pm. mig lws ere
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CARD.
II. Z. WILLARD w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
WILL give their personal attention the Sales OF Ho
w hold Furniture at the residence OF families declining
housskespip Stocks Dry Goods Grocery, and
sales OF Real Estate at the Merchsnts Exchange Also soil
cit from her friends and the public consignment to he
SALES ROOM Isl BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
they will to the spacious store No II WALL
Adams Express Once. mrli imsr
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To DEALERS IN WOOLLENS
II MIGEON co, N West greet, Re 6nishers Of
Cloths Cassmsres and Safipets The gold medal
been swaIded to M for tho improvement re-6nishne
Refers Messrs. Wocou Sade s. Pine street; william
Langley Co kxcharge Place, Of Broad
left. mi IY,sy
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LONG BREED CANARIES
Mr. HAsELETTs entire Breeding Stock, much ad;
AVA mired New Years Day They already mated, and
will o. sold only in pairs Bird Eanciers and the public
Also variety Singing Bird from different parts
ofthe hsbtabe Globe Fancy Pigeons aud Cages Gold Fish,
article for the Breeding Cage &c For sale by
A. GRIEVE, john street.
NB-Arches Bird Fancer. containing full directions for
breeding Canaes and the best method Of feeding birds
general for s.le N above.
English and Scotch Terriers for sale By
mia 1m-rc A. 0RIEVE, S John street.
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COMM
Thomas J. Wane,
Robert Campbell,
John Il. Robbins,
Stephen BROKER,
John Bollss,
Joseph Gales.
Villa \ Bazeley,
J. Sherman Brownell,
James Farpohar.
Frsncis +. smith,
Geo. Haywood, cor OF Come
liza and Grand sts.
isaac Rosenburg. gao Grand.
DR.. J. T. futile, 2l6 L Broad.
Way.
Nj. FalIon, Ivy Green.
Ed ward Garland, 100 Centre st
NIP 3tisTh trTu<rc
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JUST PUBLISHEi
THE BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

FOR 1876 AND i8a7.
ON GAMING pietr ci4ss6cston Of the Pross.ons
arranged 7e4 deren heads and b. Of Index
can be Imtnella ely refeirrd to
yrce EIF ~ Z 1 Ms only. with Map Il the City.
The above v.lsshl- work pocket size round in muslin
gilt and from tn bestowed
cd Nth confd {, the patronage OF the commuIity
New York u,Iy 10 call and
,mine q G above work. JOHN DOGGETT, Jr.,
mi directory &tahllsiimenf Rrnac rrnr
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LONG WHITE SHAWLS
lust RECtIvEO-Per Hsvre, 100 White L. ng Shawls
ID whoa will be sold cheap. win full assortment Of
square Sha~ls Paris Casam. re-.
Fix ehawls Para made.
Or nad. z Sha = 10, do do.
Grape ShawIs printed.
JAMES BECK co.'s,
~ 6f Bro draw.
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FOR THE PILES.

nR. UPHAM'9 ELECTuaRY-.An ist rnai remedy is
~ certain cur for The either ntrrns external bleed
lug blind Sold rt No l2l Futon No Division
~ yeas .rperiencs coufned Office actce, where
Piles End all Oh dsenses successfully treated Aed
cal ofice No. is6 boweiy, doors above Spring
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a THE UNnERsISNED would respectfully call the
tenon Of nis f,enas and patrons to his assortment #
would remnd rhsm Of bis adherence to his estabd low
p.cs, vr-F,ns Msls.kin Hats 81 E,ns Ns.s rar Hats.
No. 81 ANAL 81. cor. Wooster, and $50 Chatham st.
mia ewissr
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SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
EXCELLENT Writer Bleached Sperm Oil AZ 81 GALL
II Bleached Solar OIL rs cents; prime article Of Sperm
Candles Is per pound Families boarding and
hotel keepers call aud the above before
purchasing For sale by j. o. FOWLAR,
Grocer and Tea Dealer
80 Greenwich Murray and 40 Greenwich Vestry
mrl< lmsrc -
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enefit Of the Widows and Or
liar, to be had Of the folio wing
TTTEE:
Henry .Arcularius, Jr Regis
ter;s Office.
James Conner, County Clerk.
Francis B O'Donnell, City
Prison.
Charles Stiles, Gothic Hall,
Broadway.
Martin Pel.ang, cor Of Allen
aud Houston.
Jacob Colvin, l0e EldridKe ct.
DR.. VIM. 8 Tompk,ns, l6l
Bowery.
Henry Vandewater, corner Of
| Ludlow aud Grand SITS.
Knickerbocker House, cor of
| 9oyeurnsur and Division ss
Enoch r.. Camp.
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Died.
Died.
In this city, suddenly, WILLIAM B. CRorsY, aged 80

In this city, suddenly, WILLIAM B. CRoPsY, aged 80
years
His funeral will take place from No. 1876 York street,
Brooklyn this afternoon at o'clock 1.-THE friends of his
attend his funeral
In Brooklyn yesterday the 18th instant MARY infant
daughter Of William W. and Apollonia M. Rose, aged 10
months and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at AZ O'clock from AZ
Atlantic street. without further invitation.
Last evening, MARY MONTGOMERY, daughter Of Geo.
w. Lent, aged 10 months.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from No.
l4S Wavery Place.
At his residence on the morning of the 18th instant
after sickness Of four weeks, GEORGE AIrKEN, aged
So. native of Glasgow Scotland.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from his residence between 18th and 18th street. Seventh
Avanue which his friends respectfully invited to
attend.
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Second Beard.
M Orried.

On Wednesday the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Chase, EDWARD w, CHURCH, Esq to Miss LETrrIA H.
PEARsALL, both Of this city.
In Brooklyn, on the 10Th instant. by the Rev. s. R.
Ely, Mr. j. MADISON HUNTING, of East Hampton L. L.
to Miss MARY E. daughter of MIR. John Dimon, of the
former place.
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DIR FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emolient by common consent rated
No l, remedy for bIotches, pimgles, pu.tules
species of discoloraton Of the All competition has
been completely dis anced by this invaluable composition,
the demand for which, within the last
sed more than five hundred cent The cearness and
proverbsl beauter of the Skin: dressing
be considered furnished with proper toilet that lacks
Goursuds Italian Medicated Soap If beauty be-
ed only skin Deep the important that the thin
erng which resides, should be kept in its
ent and most tive
Dr.. Gouraud's Grecsn Hair Dye, for coIorng hair has
all the old and deererous
for that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradicating hair
The Lily White made by the Doctor is by
the complexion that h.: Eraced ady gentleman
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crimsonng pale and
cheeks These superlative cosmetics together with large
STOCK ., cm n sn 81 Ss naa
street. first door broadway and the agency for Beas
Hair Restortive.
Agents-yoIdon, Milk S., Boston, Carlton & Co., Low
ell Green 4 Co Worcester. auI2 iwtr
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AUcTI0s NOTICE.

H. DyCLUzEAy, Apctionssr.
= this day. at 10 o'eesk the auction room No. So viii
AL ADAMS, Barlow Knives, ], 2, and blades, &C
Also 1000 dog Table Cutlery. black tip white bone stag
sham, sc. &c.
Also, 500 doz VIM Nieholson's best Pocket Cutlery
Also, so doz large Hunting Knives,
Also, al invoice OF lbbotson, Pease Co.'S Razors
Also, 100 pair brass and steel barrel Pistols.
Also, 100 Cadet Guns.
Also, Is kegs best wrought Nails.
Also invoice Of Padloeks, chest
and Bits Norfolk Latches, Shoe Kuves sc &c
Also, $50 reams French Letter Paper.
Catalogues are now ready. auAlt.r
JACOB $. PLATT, Anctonerr
SPLENDlD CUTLERY.-Jacob y Plat has in his Hard
ware apaie which takes place This Day, 10 o'clock,
no. ~ rIa street, esmer OF Gold street, hundred
,o o Of elegant PACKET Cutlery ofsve description Of grade
markets VIZ -Hanting and Plantation Knives Of Alsba
ma. hcntucky Carolina, Virginia Georgia aud Mississippi
Gis,ens with device blades Characteristic of the different
states blades ing from length with fine
puualo, stag ivory, pearl and sill yer handles
Also usual sorment of every of shelf Hard
ware NB-Amongst the Cutlery is the manufacture OF
Rodgers, Wostenhom, Barber, Nicholson. and Others
Also Muskets, Pistols Bowie Knives Knives and Forks,
Kazors Scissors Shears Butcher Knives, carded Cutlery,
&c Inc whole specially worthy the attention o. country
as well as city dealers. Catalogues ready ala t-m
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
DHuGGiSTS, and dealers IN Perfumery and Fancy
soaps can be supplied upon the favorable terms
our extensive assortment Of the above articles
% M,I,, ., which we invite The only genuine Walnut
III 20 equal We keep Constantly hand together
,,,c' seemed soaps n every varieyCalognes Ex
number, JClHNsCN vp1ifSM az sr v xYssrve tne
aul2 1wsm ma n Cc,,sS,. y, 49, go,
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uLOLMAN'S

EMPOIiIUM OF AKI MD .tAsSiL MABINEI
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes his immense stocks OF Books fninnss
w Engravngs Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &c be found upon the second
floor up flight OF easy lhavug leased the hrs!
oor where thing will be sold low prices, and
many much below the regular prices being desropa OF clos
ing ID as soon rs possible hS Book Department
Cheap win BE- publishes for those who viii buy
q Quantities
invited call his New Rooms
No 20s Broadway. second floor sl' eodeysftr
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the business Of this company is at present. it is small
what II eventually will be.
The exports of domestic cotton goods from Boston for
the month Of june 426 bales and cases. and for
July, $780, making total for the two months of $50
bales and against 722 for the corresponding
months last year. showing increase this year of 2s6
bales and The shipments for July this year.
follows:-
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sTEAmBoArs, 20.
PLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION,

PLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION.
AROUND STATEN ISLAND, If FAIR WEATHER
Fare Twenty five Cents-Ch dren under eight, free
S0g1 90 The splendid steam-packet ALBANY,
6E@ya3p Capt. Hail. Sunday Afternoon, August
VIII leave follows Foot of Canal street at u o..
clock, NJ Hammond street, quarter past l2; Fifth ST.
haltpast 2. :
This excursion affords passengers fine view of the Foi-
heston and the beautiful of the Harbor Naows
Sanev Hook Light House, &c. auit q re
80 a FARE REDUCED TO THE FISHING
CO BANKs-l2h cents ,q each way The fast and
ancox will leave above Sunday Monday and Tuesday
August 10th, Hth, and 18th. ows:Foot of Hammond
street, o'clock; Canal 50; Delaney. 81; Pike TO 81
Pier No y X. "a o'clock. AM Refresh%sn.s provided
sire the Of fishing will do well take this boat
arrive on the ground hour before slower boats The
Buffalo by visiting the fishing ground nearly every day
discovered the precise where fish caught in abun
dance. a 81 4
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THE ALBANIA.

ICE CREAM SALOON
No. $50 Broadway, bettseen Spring and Prince.
THO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vstng the city will fluid a
attraction in the saiooas of the Alhslnr,, viii, b.;
from delicious Ices and Confectionery found
there fitted up style Of Eastern spepdor an magnh
before attempted in tn country The beautiful
curious and ngeniou jes not only keeps the ar dsshfn
ly cool and interest aud
thousand while The spacious promenade around
the balcony affords pirassnt evening OF more
beauty and fashion than be found
other place Of public the city Indeed where
an hour be passed myre nationally or agreeaoiy
c. Admt.anc free auii 1wis"uc
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JUST PUBLISHED, PART ONE, PRICE
FIFTY CENTS,
REDWOOD ILLUSTRATED; with descriptive no
~ tces by ~ Cleayel.nd, Esq, from drawings made
and Mouum.nia Views selected from the Hill and Dale;
Forest and Lake scenery within the beautiful grounds of
Greenwood. The general and increasing interest
sting in regard rural cemeteries fail make this
work hshy acceptable the present time The best
in the country engaged the work, and expense is
spared to make it perfect gem Of II will be highly
namenta for the table, and exceedingly suitable
present to distant friends.
r. MARTIN. 26 John street,
aul2 81 eodsrrc and 30 Wall street.
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AwI'xEsr ENTa. ~

PARK THEATRE-First appearances Of Mr.. Collins the
Irish G 70 and .aS b AusSs
of me Nerve MI MesGsPe, So Collins; in which be viii sing
Which, the ee aa f TsDDY aR LER Teddy
Ma'owney, the Tier, with the Of Widow Mahoney,
To conclude with the MlsERIEs OF HUMAN LIFE.
Door, 1Psn at o'clock and the performance VIII com
BVyWyiIEi9sY ~ THEATRETFIday EyssgE, Aags; IN Il;
9iAzASMD, cs:sfss Bs1'a' Mr. R. Scott boa Jose,
fs 5 Il, r s' h Of wss MAN
BOYS DOM the Dogs fu cass isf NE de-
Wilton Mr. Blanchard; Dogs ofthe ase Hector Bruia
Doors open NJ o'clock, VIII nse at hail pass
Dress Circle 50 cents Upper Boxes rs cents PIT aud CANE
CREENWiCA THEATKE.--I7o1ae1 V7ncE a5d chart
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mission darns die d,y and evening az
MAGNIFICENT COMIC PANTOMlME
7 II e WHOLE RAVEL FAM lily .
GABRIEL RaVEL.
MILE BLANGY.
NIRLO'S GARDEN Friday Even,ng, August IA -
~ The entertainments will commence with popul r
Overture
To be followed by the first of the Bale, Pantommeof
~ SYLPhIDL-La Sylpi ide, Mle Blangy; Sandy Ga
brel Ravel.
Half hours intsrmss,op for the Concert, AIsATsvo,
in the Refreshment Saionn
To concludewith THE CONJURORs GIFT. or THE
MAGIC P!lLS-Colorao Gabriel Rsye; Don Panchio Je-
rome Ravel; Elvina Nine Leon Jave
Doors at oeioet n-nts begin ~ clock
Tickets 30 cen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-14

MEEN FUN-MEEN FUN-MEEN FUN.
THE celebrated Chinese skin Powder-Under the espe.
sia pa,ronas: Of Her Majesty the Queen Of Ensapd,
This celestial and splendid article imported and
troduced into this country stands for
skin deicatsy white smooth and soft preventing
condition Of the the truly unpleasant
ton accompanying copous perspration. Tan, fecke
Tveer; "a and residents IN warm climates: will highly
be had wholesale OF the sole importers and propretns
HOBBS CO., Wall street. and retail of all respectable
Chemists and perfumers. su2 lw@rrc