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Until Tuesday and Wednesday merit.
TN CONSEQUENCE ines.san. rain storm Of several
Races until tuesday and Wednesday when they win
come OF in the Tss:asy 9 Jsss o'clock
81 sss p ri n ns.i
SlR'E iars Ss1s Anoin..te BY Imp Pr.m by v
Van Mater. bh. by Imp. Lansford. out ofMiss
SANG Day.,
Col VIM r. Johnson's ch Rinsgold by Boston. of
Lard: wv Wn Gibbons. eh m Fashion, by Imp Trustee
015 dam Fa Anthony by Imp pm dam
pur.. $50, entrance add s cd Nile i Heats Entri.s.
Samuel Lard's ch Alderman, by Imp LanEford. dam by
jas. K. Van Matters br h. BY Imp. Mercer out of Miss
Henry Goasr. ch m. by Imp Priam, dam by Sir Arehy.
Purse $780, free FOR ali .ses. Two mile heats Entire.
L.ds h. Bob Logic, by Imp. Langford. dam by Man,
Jas X Van Matters by Imp. Langord of Caroline.
Charles 8. Lloyd's or. Esta by Bolivar dam by imp.
Barefoot 5yrs.
Match Race for $500 Two mile heats. between two ia
b. SATAN By Bloody Nathan out of Lady Anderson
Br. II. Oregon. BY Liberty, dam by Henry, yrs.
AR.ce At Mile Heats for which entries will be made on
dent
on
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but n:; @
and he
The mssin. promise. be one Of signs. interest. and we
which Ia; m 5s;;y been
1IATT ANTIC AND ST LAWRENCE RAILROAD
NOTICE TO C0NTRAGToRsa;PropSs:SI. will be re.
he Ssdss Masonry md SId:aSs al
w Of Ss mi milne s:
ssaSs Ss N ''
the undersigned the directors, will be required
their proposals with references " to character
further extension # he road, embracing distance Of
and under about the first Of August
: y .''. !. SGEr sSEe CHEZ EE: sss::
Portland Me-, May 10, 1876. my27 Imr
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
an and after Friday, May st 1886, the cars will run fol
Sy Mi s YG. Kill H.lsS I'd .as
leave Si asii e; Foyd1 ~ and WI ~
ssIsei sfssi c 'BS
a. .s ss Y y i..s Harlem and .nS
q. ad,d,E j. IslGsf Wl,;.n
ssasf "a $s i.s "; WI. s
F:a: .t =; E
T .ays White R., AM and PM On b sSndsy
according to the state Of the weather. sas im'rc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
orrrcE No % WALL e., OPPOSITE rHrsMrncHASr'
THIS Company continues insure against los; damage
neral. good: $.1sSs1ai:.. az every
los. Or damage By inland ma
ISS%;: I: WoS$SSh, z zs.:sS f Sl.s.
Moses ' Taeisr .' Jane. b Holmes,
5 tssb Z tff sa. Th s1''s% A Il sH"'
GEO T. HOPE s sserss.rv = n-l' ' .asine
THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
rs STOCK 4 XIV Securely
~ vested according the provisions Of its charter
=. .a
.ssis, los. damage by Fire effected appl
as ,nm..n b. b. ssGEAARRIVrs s:. .:;:;s:as
The LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
o,feT
'ss $ :'
couaSrnIons that have occurred the country they
their from them with comparatively slight losses
to the system which they have always practsed Of limiting
and their risks All losses which the company
sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly heretofore
B. w. DELAMATER, President
al 2mssr T.. q. FINN, Secretary.
TO THE LADIES'
MRS. NJ; BAKER. Milliner No. 40 Blocker street.
M Ms.ly invites .as. 70 c sui, them
selves Mrs: b. faers herself her articles will compare
with any in Broadway.
W The Beecker stages pass the door every Eve
minutes. my2t Nv sm
LAP-WELDED BOILER FLUES.
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THE SHADES HOTEL,
"a Rr0dc Street IYesf Cide of Bro0d,n0

TIE ST1AJEO T1O 7 EIl,
Ga Readc Street, West Side of broadway.
THE SUBSCRIBE respectfully informs his friend; and The
men style superior other house oft kind in the
city Of New York The satisfaction which he has hitherto
his friends and while proprietor
Of THE Shades Thames street. he faters himself will
be to all who potronise him IN his esta
bshment while effort his will be wanting merit
the continuance Of their patronage.
The usual eshes, Chops Steaks, Welsh Rarebits Poac-
Cd Eggs, &c, viii be served up in superior style.
well full supply Of foreign papers, BY ary. from
Europe JAMES EVANS.
MID unsr
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ies tragedy a KCHAhR iRIK'eeR r;ue ~ VT chss.
ssssi.s: II. M Pys. pr: Ssssls 5
i Hesss s SaS iSG
Mrs. Oblivion. Top Mrs. Abbott ~ 80
RowE9Y THEATRE-jMoadcy Evsniag, June -, ,yIll
Il : PLAY D..a lpyas
Scott; Eugene De Lome Clarke; Jean Russ, had.way;
with Rsa &.
NV s. D:' Dss .; bk.nd0
Lower Boxes so cents second and third tiers. 2, cs
opsa 4 will MS. a. half seven
M .I ro% 81
LoyER-Capain Amsr.fort. Mr. McCutehson; Peter spyk
Hsl M oDSS %
To- ssn ss M Es s A M sHh T:
Blue Mr. Rice; Dr. Galen. Mr. Eversd; Lucy, Miss Green
s. and pis, c ST. g s: Ugs1 Pr
u Doors open al u Curtain rises at ia o'clock
CHATHAM THEATRE.
hts place Of amusement has undergone thorough
ssssS
and sudiences will Be- repeaed this evening
f3sT OFFICE El'R new petit comedy entitled The IEsH
Il. to s s % s w
'e "' GxBR S r. opEsnRsS %sh yhsh
'nf h N Ehol Fx xSnfsYfal
in some Of their most popular and highly amusing
The Ss sssn
whole forming recherche and elegant Place Of
'ma'sn'1 TIE II !' Go sStlsfs La Mustard,
SO much admired previous seasons will be continued to
give snse' < z MMahleGsNIrICENT ORCHESTRA
has been engaged vrou. costly novelties are in prepare.
arrangement Gai has been made With ' : ''1' -
Premier D.nseu.e from the Opera Of Paris and the Berlin
= '''''' from aS Il: III. HE fs...,..
Further particulars hereafter. jeirc
= ;s9 4! III
On SUNDAY, grand selection Of Sacred Music.
VAUXHALL GARDEN.
THE paS. FL. and
sios. saloon: attached g bs.a built and
fitted up in an sss'@; Fl 4. g;sd's''' Of
June II ZIP PRo slfsisd 81 s IN The GsT Hs1KEDEN
have all " e:
& he
Admission to the Garden free; Saloon. IS cents; Dress
TABERNACLE
MR.. TEMPLETO
d that previous to fulfilling his in North
he will have the honor of presenting his
"REMINISCENCES
GRAND OPERA,
On Thursday EUening, June 4th.
Mr.. TIMM will preside at the pianoforte.
IN the course Of the evening will be nsroducsd with ppro-
Song My sister, dear from the Open Of M,,a9ellol
Opera of Fra Diavolo)
Rectatiye-"My Companions wand"
Aria. Proudly and wide" from Fra Diavolo.")
Song" Beats there heart" from La Bayadere)
Rectative-" Oh, can bear my fate no longer"
Aria Through the forest" from the Opera of Der Fe-
Song" gentle love" from Lestocq.)
Song" As through e's journey wander" from the
Opera Of lie Cheva de Bronzl
Tickets Fifty Gents. For particulars, Programmes.
my3l tire
WASHINGTON ALLSTON'S
GRAND HISTORICAL PICTURE OF
BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST,
DAINTED anoteer Of the size, and finish
ed with the design Of the author by
THOMAS 7. SPEAR,
Now exhibiting the Chamber Street Gallery corner Of
Broadway and Chamber streets from o'clock A. M TO 10
O'Clock r. NJ.
Admttsnce IS cents; season tickets 50 cents.
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'ines January lst. Of s4o.i~ tona Tn. shipmsnts

=, sncs January lst, Of s4olls tons The shipments
n the Lshigh mines, for the week ending the soth
were 1880 tons; since the LIST of january, 81 ss0
,; making the total shipments this year from the Le
"A and schuylkill mines All aoi tons
he freshcts in the coal districts have INTERRUPTED
ing very much, and the destruction Of bridges has
on some of the mines entirely from market. We
70 heard fears expressed in relation to the supply of
4 this year. Shipments from the mines are, from
1ety OF causss--some Of which we have named above
backward and should anything happen during the re-
nder Of the season. to check shipments to any extent
supplies for the year will fall below the demand for
sumption. There is more coal offering on tho line
he Reading Railroad than the Company have cars to
ny; and they have announced advance Of 30 cents
ton in the price Of transportation, after the 18th Of
ne next. II Is anticipated that the present weeks
siness of the Reading Railroad will be the largest
er done on that road.
Old stock Exchange.
SS oh ss g.. so $50 ssH 100 'h' Morris Canal
90 Indiana ia s., Sc BID. q 10 90 90 90 -. 81
s s: r r.:G ss,,. Sc kssi
F.rmsr.' TrSs, 40 20 assS 90 Reading RR "
Second Board.
oo 90 Penn $, $50 ssH 2s'h' Norswo, Tu,dy :s,
Nor Nv II SO ,ss. H s:,s;s! E.as,
New Stock Exchange.
&c 0s's s. g 9: S'' .y y Fs .:G
S;;; I 81 J. 81 s.; "a i: & !: ];
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WASHINGTON ALLSTON'S

GRAND HISTORICAL PICTURE OF
BELSHAZZARS FEAST,
DANTED anoteer OF the size, and finish
ed with carry the design Of the author by
THOMAS 7. SPEAR
Now exhibiting the Chamber Street Gallery Of
Broadway and Chamber Streets from o'clock A. M to 10
O'Clock r. NJ.
Abundance Is cents; season tickets so cents.
III odi krrc
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BROADWAY SALOON,

THE well known for the people, has
lately established himself in his well known occupation,
and he the public that they will travel further and
devotion his business
comfort 10 those who may honor him with their patronage
my2i iwsm TH0S z. SCOTT.
A TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON.-Dedworth's Comet Band will perform every
mys sm sre WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
TO VOCALISTs, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE.
CAL PROFESSION.
w CORBYN, Manager OF the Swiss Bell Ringer,, re;
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled his engage
with the above band In few weeks and tenders his ser
vices musical professor band
psny Of artists Of talent about % travel
Having completed his second throug the United
States the Canadas Texas and the Island or Cuba daring
which he has visited almost every section Of those countries
and made acquainted with those details and
statistics most and useful to professional travellers
be believes his will advantageous
party with whom he may engage
Letters addressed TO w CoTbyn Manager Of the Swiss Bell
mailed prior May 10th, and prepaid will with prompt
attention At that time. ais tire
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JULES HAUEL'S
VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE,

WITHOUT STAINING THE SKIN,
WHICH the Proprietor with justice Is far be-
w You'd anything Of the kind known in this or
any other country Its properties are very powerful though
innocent This chemical result wonder, It
bles persons to dye their hs without the
eyebrows &c. brown, black, chestnut color. The
slightest evil consequences need be feared from its use
sanctioned by the science Of Chem.Ty g dye IL an nds
and has justified the liberal patronage and
unlimited confidence Of the public Black required, ask
for Dor marked N. ii Brown, box marked B.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR,
TO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR.
NY Depilatory Powder has been found highly beneficial,
and Of gre ladies who have been afflicted with super
nuous hair principally whsn its growth has been confined 70
the whole features When used with proper care and se-
ton to the toilet the OF sharp instrument Is
Iey avoided the hair removed In 1--WE or ten minutes
after its application.
Th. composition infsllibe snd warranted TO remove
superuous hair Afer trials have received Ger
tifcates Of success which cannot be contested:
Sold Wholesale and retail at CL1REHUGH'S Newferiu-
merry Establishment, 200 Broadway Agent for Jules Haue
Perfumer, Philadelphia. myit lmsr
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HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS.
THIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under
thorough repairs and mprov will be for
the reception Of Boarders the first Of May under d
recton Of the subscriber WHO has been with
principal rooms have been newly carpesed and the whole
pense will be spared by the proprietor
guests comfortable in For terms &c address the
mi lmsr THOMAS MEINELL.
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CARoNY 6 MAJOR respectfully inform their friend
., 10 % Nassau street Herald Buildings where they
SANITY keep on large assortment = the best selected
bshsd for the superior style Of Stock Prints Tskss thsm
sna6dspt that they will obtain connnance OF the public
They also tender services all the branches
Il Lhcgaphy. roFr,u Plans Msp. Lsas'ssss an en-
certainly secure he appreciation ef the most hsudsous
mya5 lnsr
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
. = from the Evening Post.1
~ n u CASTLE, who has practised FOR the last seven
teen years n this city has obtained an envabe eminencs
Kill and ability He hs. also prepared Composition for
hlng tender teeth which, while rssst tho action
tooth itssll Is peealissly adapted ior
DR. A. Z. CASTLE, Dentist,
nn ln'n ~ 1sssawsy. ssgss u Waite ~
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THIS splendid Hotel has been lately reted and furnished
in the complete and elegant by Messrs Jack
Cranson and after the sOth April when opens the
public will be open for the reception Of The expert
of Mr. Cranston host of the Rockaway Pavilion and
Of Mr. Jackson the Exchange Hotel Baltimore and at the
Aston House. New York. guaranty Of the style in which
the Eutaw will be kept The location the best the city
Of Baltimore
The Pavilion Rockaway L. l., will remain under the
charge Of Mr. Cranson who, during the months,
will be happy to his old friends at this favorite
terng place. A29 lm&r
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WANTED.

BOY for Lawyers Once, who can write good hand
"A and has good knowledge q figures whom moderate
COMPENSATION VIII be given Enquire al ths Once OF Will
my30 3terc
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THIs,CELEBRATED WATERING, PLACE will be
open the usual the reception Of vi
extending owe, period Of fifty years. I .a:..nsd By fact.
tent and Of its medicinal virtues, however the
reader is referred work The Mineral Springs Of
western Virginia, by VIM. Burke, to be had at Wiley
Punam. The object Of thi. i to that
comfortable and that they will be treated with uni
form and kindness while the charges will be found
will be respectable physician in attendance The roads
SULPHUR will have Stage: pnS the
Springs which will afford uan opportunity of visiting,
my2 lmsrc THE PROJECTORS.
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THOMAS MEINELL.
BON SEJOUR
TINE SJIBSCRIBER has the Measure n Announce thar

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
his house, at Bergen Point open for public
commodaton hotel the Jersey side has long been
sideratum which is supplied The house (the old Me
lany mansion) has been retted elegant STYLE with many
new rooms and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid and whsfith luxu-
rsn shIubbeI charming walk agreeable dyeL and plea.
rural residence Families who wish pass cool and quiet
summer can be provided with suits Of apartments
at their choice Fish Of almost variety abound the
Kills. and the neighborng woods deficient
e. % Ss nr .aG
and the citizen: Of New York find beautiful
drive than that between Jersey City and Bergen Pein
ne all winters, customers and boaIde be assured
that pains will spared make the place merit the IT,
tie given it Of od-Bon Sejour.
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD
The Passac for Newark leaves the foot of Barclay
at NJ and p M landing in front Of the above place.
The Port Richmond boat leaves pier No ~ ~ and
ance to convey and land them the house.
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BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING
AND WIG MAKING

DHALON, No 81 Broadway, in Judson's Hotel, long
known az 2N Broadway, concexing that finely arang-
ed and well conducted Bathing Department essa-
~ to complete his for the comfort and conyeni
ns them thar .ncb now .ne h.ns q sr
ting shampoong and bathing be carried style may
be found at his place, Judsons Hotel in Broadway
The Baths by in the city for comfort
and convenience, and accommodate 100 person. Hot,
Cold, and Shower Baths.
Hair Cutting with clean brushes for each person. having
been feature in his business for many years he would
form gentlemen that he will usual that bsanch of his
business his personal attention, mis- lmsr
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LOST OR STOLEN.

LUST Or STOLEN.
SUNDAY evening, while returning from the Dutch
Church. Of lafayette Place umd Fourth street
mall purple wallet containing. among other papers, check
me Seventh Ward Bank for so &c. drawn by Tute and
lucuzeau which the public cautioned against negota.
ing payment Of the having been stopped The finder
he money by sending the pocket book and
cuts 20 ~ william street jel tsje
lBLO's GARDEN will lnot be opened this evening as
announced the long continued wet weather having pre-
ented the completion of the alterations and i'm.
Due notice will be given Of the opening night
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THE AMAZON WIGS,
ar Genemens real Heads Of Hair, being latest
greatest improvement the manufacture of Wigs and
Scaps and the subscriber happy being the first
any height point u wig making never before .ainsd-
f the head by entirely
tut IN moment They Immediately adapt themselves
living man. Copy the address.
f. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
a28 1m$rc Globe Hotel, under Judson's Hotel,
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WI NO. GAftOLL'S Medcated tapOr and Sulpher Baths,
Nm lsi Fulton street, opposite ST. Paul Church.
These Baths the most safe, delightful and e6cacous
remedy for colds rheumatism chs fever, &c., and
only cure, but preventive to many of
The thousand ills that flesh is heir to-"
Ihey afford the agreeable mode Of Bathing and
essential to thorough cleanliness.
Mrs. Carroll's Baths differ from every other Vapor
more than 20 years
Sulphur Baths require half an hours notice.
Portable Vapor Baths part Of the city vicinity
ais mfh
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
I OWITZ BECKER, No. "a John street, have just
- opened splendid of French Artificial Flow
to the trade, at low prices. mis- ms me
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KITCHEN RANGES

EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
MO. 528 Pearl street between Centre and Elm--Warm
cold and shower Baths equal to those any house the
CITY, At 2 cents; Lodgings with good clean BEDS 2k cts
Boarding and Lodging - 50 week. In the reading
will be found from London, Liverpool and all
principal cities Of the United States. ~ srh
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A CARD.
NJ HENRY MARKS takes this opportunity of express
~ ing ms sincere thanks those ladies and gentlemen
%a9 80 kindly their services occasion Of
ne THEATRE who 50 kindly continued his salary to
eu o. tne season. though prevented by his accident
New York, June l, 1886. lei ltwm
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LAW has been passed, authorizing the formation OF
"A Corps Of ssppers Miners and Pontoniers Engineer
Soldiers The company will consist Of 100 men, WHO ser
reants Muster workmen 10 corporas oversee; two
mnscians privates Of the first Glass; arfcen. and 30
privates Of the I'd class or aborers -.
The term enlistment years and none bat smart and
Intelligent mechanics will be received The
above mentioned will depend their merits and VIII not
bs made until these shaft have tested will be seen
that the pay Of this corp, in proportion TO the
s6prvates OF the LIST class Sland OF the I'd class Be
sides this they will be ubssted clothed and furnished with
medical attendance the OF the United
States The subsistence, clothing. &C., may be fairly ra
Eo rtRer particulars enquire the recruiting rendex
vans lis edar street. Recruits for this will also
toers.,c.s;v~d A. West Point, NJ. Y. my6 2wrc
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THISTLE BALL!

THISTLE BALL!
vl,HE Managers OF the THISTLE BENEVOLENT AS.
Il ISOLATION respectfully announce that their second
and last BALL for this will take place at Castle Gar
den, on THURSDAY EVENING" February lsth.the pro
The order OF dancing according to programme.
Director Of the u0Or, WI.
Leader Of the orchestra, Mr. w Wallace
Is order to add to the attraction OF the musical
the secured the invaluable services Of Mr. Ed
Kendall who will play obligato the Bugs in
the several OF On sdrIlles, during the evening.
since the last Thistle Ball various alterations have been
the Garden for the better accommodation OF their
friends. Stages will to and from the Garden until eleven
present enforce the pelice regulation.
Doors open Dancing will precisely eiaht
o'clock The Of the ball will be known by the
Band playing GUIDE Night, an Joy be wi yea"
Tickets dollar EACH admit gentsman and two ladies,
may be had at Messs stodart, Durham Co.'S music sore
No i Broadway Peter Milne H. Centre street; the bar Of
Castle Garden, and Of either OF the Managers.
Checks and members' ticket not transferable.
A. CAMERON, Secretary, 40 Leonard 81.
NJ b. Members entitled Tickets will please make
ly application the Secretary be issued on the
evening Of the ball. I'D ouc
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,


Under the management of
Messn. WEIGH, MANN AND DELAvAN;
Will shortly terminate this the most
experienced in America order fulfil their
Baltimore and Warrington Among the ari,ss
gagged their large be found the following
names Of some Of the frat riders
premiere artistic deeatons drama
ucPersonations on her celebrated courser.
MRS. EDWARD WOODS, an elegant Equestrian. on two
Horses and in les Alamandes Frsnsaise and general
ments Of equitation.
Eight Female Equsstrans who appear grand cavacades
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian Performer Miss LOUISA
Principal Male Equestrians, Messrs LEVI NORTH, +. "
TURNER, and w. B. Carroll.
First Equestrian Pantomimist, JIG. ROGERS.
BACKWARD Hiding, after the Italian invention, by ii SIG
The RIVERS FAMILY-remar:abe for their high talent
in the gymnastic and Acrobatic arts
JJ. NATHANs, Equessrisn Director, and tive and five
Horse pupils are w Cinssde and Little Pastor
s Yssi.sl q o sSs Taoups Ma H
ciewn ..'Mis E fas Sr VA and w RHEsAA
w iS&'s kRoe'''''' MAesA' KELLY lAihAor' a'd
Stage Manager, Mr. FREER
constant succession Of first rate equestrian performers
magnificent Psutommes and Specacles Of high equestrian
Leader Of the Orches.r. Mr. MEYER.
Scene Painter. Mr. JOHN WISER
sumptuous Wardrobe OF all the the world
completed the very first style Of excellence The suits Of
LET2IN0ER g. HiLsEY & Co.
full and talented company OF high dramatic eIceepee
and for wake and effects the stase-a
tended by twelve gooms and by fourteen rough riders
The Doom OF the Circus and Theatre always opened at
hslps g. aud the performances invariably commence AZ
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY BALL,
NIBLO'S SALOON
Wednesday Evening, February 18th.
DRIVERS Of Carriages &c, will leave their company,
- horses heading Union Park; and receive the
vened order. JOHN HEATHWAITE,
r8 t.rh Hack Inspector.
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BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.

BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bocery. Rock1ceN f Stone, Managers.
Wednesday Evening, Feb. Is,
To commence with the American spectacle by CAVALIERS
ladies included, styled the RALLY FOR FREEDOM.
Oroll Dtty, by Mr.. Dickinson.
The 0aucne Of South America by Mester VIM Harrington
Dog Buffer" introduced by Mr.. Williams.
The Robbers Doom by Mr.. q. w. Sergeant
Ts be followed by
THE TYROhEAN BAND, composed Of Me,sn Camp
bell Gasiano, Waddee and r. Waddee, will appear their
admired choruses After which,
The hercuean cavalier Mr. VIM. Stout and his son, will
reprS sent Mars aud Endymion, on honebac
Part second will commence with Of double horse
msnhip BY Mr. and Mrs. +. Whttsker. styled Venus AID
Adonis. After which,
THE SUBLIME ACROBATs. Prof Harrington and son,
the latter OF whom will Back Somerset from the dome
Punch Scenes by the celebrated Mr. T Moseley.
To conclude with the glorious and gothic pageant
eptitied the Holiday
SPORTS OF OLD SPAIN;
OR, THE BULL FIGHT!
In whicha highly train ed HORSE represents the BULL
Boxes, Is cents Pit i2S cents Open at 6-conmence at
o'clock fnNr