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III JOHN b. COUGH will deliver a lecture on tenn
peranee, in the Is, Prcb Church. (Dr Plumcrs)
this evening at half past seven o'coeks The public
respectfully invited to attend.
Tuesday, Feb'y 10, ls46
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Richmoud.
HSA Tair tIis DAY at NJ O'eisst, N
ARRIVED,
Sehr Burlington. Wilson, Portsmouth, N. H., plaster, TO
Rankin e. Whitock.
Schr Fox, Phillips, Baltimore, sundries.
Sehr Cho Msrun Portsmouth, n. H., plaster, to Rankin
& Whiilock.
Schr Splendid, Burt, Senepuxe with cargo Of Brig Nan.
cy Jane.
Arrived sehr For, Philips from Norfolk, Corn
heCandibh.
SAILED,
Sehr Brilliant, Smith, Baltimore.
Schr May, Hubbard, Baltimore.
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LAW SCHOOL
OF ii WARD IVERSITY

" II n II n IL ~ ~ II ~
TINE second term of the Law School in this
u University for the present opea Fsb
The design OF Ih. Institution il to afford complete eour,. OF
legal education for gentlemen intending practice OF
United State; and of studies commercial
for merchants. and men OF bo.ipe. No pubic in
srueion in the Ioel peculiar OF
ueular sni but hs Library consisting of nearly 1900 volumes
ample means The study OF local law and
students privately assisted in the studies by tho Pro
occasion require The School will undsr hs
charge OF Professor given
No particular previous study requisite
but STUDENT required produce OF his
character and TO bond Of s20o the Steward with
resident Massachusetts conditioned for payment OF
ali college Dues instead bond, may dePo $50
the Steward at the ment Of each ierm 10 be retained by
ham u the end Of the he accounted for No
dent matreuted until such testimonials prudueei and
The $50 and sR5 half
res fraction Of which enss the Huds the Of the
College and Law Libraries and TeI BooksAnd free admission all
the public Lectures University Instruction
Foreign Language taught the Univr for the add fee OF
$40 for each studied The Of
reside, the year in Cai.bdss will not sIee'd the
foiowinE-ruiuon soo-rent and Il with fur
nre abou, ss-Boad from oi to ssFuei from IS
3O-wa,hing Total t4lO exclusive o(
clio hes and what termed pocket money.
10 regard TO tbs amount Of neither "Ipedsney
the ages OF society quire be IA &C.
su snts who pursued their studies
the bar ssies previous study
,sir required have pursued their studies
em' entitled tho cert beas and OF tho
Law Faculty and amer passing at'aeoy examination 10 tho
Applications for to GREEN
LEAF, at Cambridge
Cambridge, Feby 10, Isls. eat
BUTTS, PICkRELL d Co,
COiuhIsSION MERCHANTS AND GROCERS,
No. 81 South Gay Street,
BALTIMORE, Mp.
GEORGE w. BUTTS,
JOHN y. PCKRELL-
PICKRRLL q CO.
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N Grleu Co. Baltimore
Wilmington n EaFtman
." sehrymssr h Leslie, New York.
y. Williams n 20, Boston.
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February 10, 1915. Via
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OF Btbie Society Of Vrginia.-A regular
Menhy Meeting Of the Managers OF Bible society vs
be he'd This Ansrpoon, ~ oeltst vs,uy
OF IT Pauis Church. WIZ. WILLIAMS,
lOlh feb- Ist6. Recording 3. errt,rH
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
TwENTY-SINTH CONGRESS-.

WAsHrSoror, June -, ls46.
Fine climstc-Prayer by Rev. MIR. Mlburn-JournaL
MAsoR ogs. GAINES
The VIcE PagupESr laid before the Senate commu-
nication from the War Department enclosing the copy
Of General 0sines letter to the Department. Of tho 7h
Of the present month.
read The old general expresses his surprise that
the War Department should countcrmand his ORDERS and
enters into long and enthusiastic defence Of himself
Ordered 10 be printed
ANofHyR suYrLEmESrAL ARMY Sill
MIR BExroS from the Military Committee, reported
to provide for the Of volunteer forces
called into the service Of the United Statos under the
act TO provide for the Of the existing
with the advice and Of the Senate 10 appoint the
pscessary additional Major Generals and Brgadisr Co
nsrals for the volunteers In the Nexican and that
brigade shall consist Of three regiments and division
banded with the ratification Of treaty Of peace.
Mr. Bxrror asked second reading Of the bill now BY
It, title and would ask ita consideration to
The bill wss read. on request for information
Mr. wxssrEa said hs not st al surprised the In
PRODUCTION Of this bill II only shows that the whole sys
tenn OF laws passod for the prosecution OF the was
very irregular sort Of patchwork Tho original act was
nor aw pssssd exactly under the power c raise srms
wss mixsd incongruous law Incompatible In iss pro-
vtst0na with each other this early bill TOR s nodca
ton exhibited He would not say was unconstitutional
but that was irregular and not ~ the srieest conor-
nifty to constitutional provisions Now. In reference 10
the existing war, no man could say when il would end
could predict what would be the extent Of the
pendurss required in lie prosecution We had received
several important messsgss from the President On the
l3th and on The 10Th Of the present month"; in regard
carrying on the Upon that subsct, IN its connec
uon with this BILL Mr. Webster ssid hA hsd few remark
to make The Executive 10 rssponsibls lsr he wars
y Ssspousiss ~ ~ psosscuson ssd fos ~ spsr cor
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON, June "a, 1916.
Cowgrsss-7hc Administration, &c.
In the Senate to-day We had an Interesting and
valuable speech from Mr. Webster on the finan-
ces and our relations with Mexico. He insists
that our expenses are now half million day.
and recommends a special commission with an
offer to treat with Mexico. Upon this point it is
supported that the intiatory steps are now making
in Mexico for treaty of peace, and that with the
arrival Of Santa Anna at Vera Cruz, pronuncia-
msnto would be issued, proclaiming him Presi-
dent, when q commissioner may be expected to
this government, Santa Anna having been in
formed in advance that such commissioner will
be received.
1t turns out that the printing of the Agricultural
Report of the Patent Office costs he treasury this
year ninety thousand go 0000 dollars for the print
ing. a clear gain to Richie and Heiss Of about
$4,000 on one document. Hetrenchment and
Reform! What a valuable report that is to the
treasury about this time, when we have no use
for the money!
Mr.. Johnson of La referred "to a late letter in
New York paper" which stated the incident
between him and Mr.. Hanncgan on Friday last,
in reference to the supposed personal interest of
Mr.. j. in the Houmah land patents the resolution
concerning which he has advocated SO strenuous
ly. Mr. Johnson read n long explanation in his
defence or exculpaton from the implied charge,
in which it appeared that the Senator's title in
this landed interest only amounted to $40 acres
We have nothing more to say, and should not
said this much, but that we rather suspect the
honorable Senator in the "New York paper re-
ferred to was alluding to the New York Herald.
In Executive session there were sundry nomi-
nations acted upon. Henry Horn was rejected
for the second time, 20 to 29-the first time 2l to
25, the next time, II he runs again, we suppose
he will be black-balled unanimously.
In the House, after several speeches on the
Tariff, Mr.. Washington Hunt, of York State,
though a pleasant and sensible speaker, fairly
cleared 'em out. There were not over forty MEM
bers present when he closed. The ayes and noes
were then called several times to drum up the
absentees, and the result was 4S to ~ on a final
motion to adjourn. Debate to be stopped in ten
days.
G. Edwards Lester arrived in town this morn
ing Mr. Dimond, our late Consul at Mexico,
leaves the city visit to his family in the North
in the morning. Cabinet changes continue TO be
the town talk.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

q properly h hs city ssd county Of PHILADELPHIA for
the present year. le>6 be- and they hereby autho
rsed and empowered BY u.s. to allow to al and every
taxable Of the said city and county who shall pay into
the hands Of the proper collector before the 18th
day Of July. ls46 the whole Of his State tax discount
Of ave per centum en- the amount % paid.
The shop tax Of the city and county Of Phiadclphia
win net about 100000. sM
The August dividend win be the last In relation to
which there viii % any doubt Future payments In
fact almost guarantisd by the prompt payment Of this
dividend; and have much confidence in the credit
Of Pennsylvania now. have In Ohio any other
State out OF New England There 10 other State In
the confsdsrscy having within Its limits real ss-
msnss Of wealth than Pennsylvania and State can tn
an emergency raise greater revenue by taxation The
productions Of such nature and their development
10 20 nsossary for the advancement Of the general in
tsrests Of the country, that i6ng tax placed upon
them would fall lightly upon the consumers, and bring
large revenue into the State Treasury. We alluds
particularly to tax upon coal; and 10 our Impression
at before many years sapss, tax win be placed upon
that article It may become necessary to relieve the
people from other tax Of character
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
LATRST I1'DLLIGBNCR.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.

IeIe1hAF6I nESOHI.
PRoCEEDUGs N CONGRESS.
Senate.
WAsHrSoros, June IS, 1896
AaMy.
Mr. BaicHr introducsds bill 10 increase the pay Of
noncommssioned officers and privates Of military and
volunteer companies and regiments and allow the or
fcers of the same grant Of land in certain cases.
rHE rxrLoRIso ExrEDrrIoS.
Mr. PrARcE reported bin providing for the publiea.
ton and distribution Of additional copies Of tho scien6c
works Of the Exploring Expedition.
ADJOURNMENT coNoREss.
The resolution to adjourn the goth Of July coming
up In order Mr. Breess moved to postpone Il until Mon.
day, account Of the absence Of Mr. Huntington Lost
81 to ~.
The resolution being on its passage, was briefly and
strongly opposed by Messrs Benton and Yancey on the
ground that the period about to arrive when Con-
grsss could and should legslae for people beyond
the Rocky Mountains The latter moved to lay the re-
solution on the table.
MIR. BREEsE took the same ground Ie was unwilling
to give the power Of adjournment to the House. Mr.
wcstcott took the view Of the case Mr. Davis ad
vocated the resolution. He thought there was time
enough to do all the work necessary by tho 20th July
Mr. SEWER opposed the resolution The time was too
short for the business before them and he unwilling
to ADJOURN and leave important matters unacted on.
Mr. CLAYTON moved to extend the period named to the
I'd Of August
Mr. BENTON would prefer the 10th Of August The
European mail Of the 10th july will arrive about the I'd
Of August and might be found nconvenicnt to adjourn
on that day.
Mr.. FAIRriELD advocated the 9th Of July.
Mr. SEVER opposed the adjournment As soon the
warehouse bill was acted upon he wished to call up tho
sub-treasury bill, and pass II.
The debate further continued with great anima
ton. The adjournment advocated by Messrs Clay
ton and Dickinson, and opposed by Messrs. Bagby,.
speght, Coquitt, and Benton There was quite spar
ring between Messrs Dickinson and Benton which If
forded some amusement.
The resolution was then laid on the table-yess 49,
nays 2S.
oRoASixiNo voLuSrEERa
EThs blu for organizing the volunteers then taken
up. Mr.. Benton explained its provisions
House OF Representatives.
WAsHIroroS, juno Is.
THE rARIyy.
melton was made, ON which call OF the House was
demanded. The yeas and nays were ordered and tho
motion rsjscted-ysas l6, nays 81.
The House then resolved itself into Committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Cobb In the Chair. and resumed the cond
deration ef the bill to reduce the tari6.
Mr. WINTHROP made an eloquent and powerful speech
In support of the present tariff system.
Mr.. BRoDHEAD next addressed the committee, and
spoke his hour In favor Of sustaining the present
He quite animated and severe upon his Southern
political friends
Mr.. HussAap. ef Virginia, followed and advocated
modification Of the present tariff
Mr. EwISo, Of Psnnsy lvania, obtained the door next
and addressed the Committee in favor Of tariff aordine
protection to American industry He contended that
party had too much to do with the legislation of tho
country.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
Later from Nauvoo.

BALTIMORE, Thursday Night.
The Western mail brings US two days later intel
gence from Nauvoo. The officers Of the steamboat
Monona arrived at St Louis the 18th, and reported
having passed Nauvoo the 10Th. up to which time
there had been acts Of violence committed. Nearly
four hundred mon were stationed in Nauvoo awaiting
the anticipated attack, under ihe new citizens
(who not Mormons have united to repel the lawess
invaders Of their homes.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
HOWES s CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH


vTSHE LARGEST EsTABLlSHMENT ever Organised h
the United States, eomprsing $50 Men and Hones,
quiring Carriages to convey the performers wardrobe nap
siciana, &c. The company has attached Eight Female
quesans among whom il the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Are, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACAKTE,
whose style Of Eqpestan Feets peculiarly he!
md tho charming nave:s With which she chain. her audi
eence render this gted and sis the lead
ing feature Of the in this country The Propretors
fer the public the brilliant description given in the
Of the extraordna and daring fsa perform
hi. distinguished ertise AmenE the novelties which
The Sf dASr NJ a SNb STSSffss efSsA
Iisasss. n s world fhsy viii appear il Jssi nd the
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary feas Of
strength and sglisy, and will ride in two horse act The
nass Eas.c'fs Csse R'Pi,ys 1sS nssrss:
N3CS saa Ss @ co~a BAN RICE
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose sats
Horseback the most ezfraordnary yuve
nile Act Of Hor.emsnshp by Master Nxcu Olympic Exs
Sy NJ hSs sd 2: i:t S.
bos.. Hector and Biiys The SWISS BRof HERS: u
q the Charoteer of Phqbus Postung and 0ymnascs by
Mr. Nixon and his MIR Howes in his Neurological and
brilliant Act Of Fsncies Of iroteus" Mr. C. Howss in
Slack Rope Evolutons Mr. Geo. Sweet, the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of Others The whole
comprising the leading talented and classic psrormers
This unriyallsd corps of Eqasstrans will perform in the
Of ITHICA, N. Y, the 4th Of July after which
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
my3i II rc
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
JUUyS CENTRIFUGAL WINDMILL,
Pafenked Max I'd. 1876.

ID IGHTs FOR sale for single Wheels or by the township
N st's larger territory For particulars enquire
q me e. wSS ,a s Rc H
iss mode hs 10 front OF O. W. Chamber store,
onsrastne landing Sssten Island
The Mill =. Be used for great variety Of puvposes: The
ss % n.:S sss ssy wss s wo -
prysils1 ~ - wnd The inner ss!aee ~ this sppli
y SsssS ss <sd he Whole rss q, q vSssh . SrousSs %
pcsss AZ es.r Or ths sssss diameter nav use This
- 4 e r:.hs . s .ss Il . .s !. ss. e.
Is uiid.E The bsiIdisg t.o "a kaf sier = high De
sov "a with sr,s hung mo. piyoss "a os.sei.
, I'D o. ssa e: ). osss.d B. s y
Ss ~k-.I L !. sssis managed 5 s.is : Il Srssss;
s. ssi S.s. 81 SsSS' e &
rs<A of fs ks;ircsd plcp!scu sas sy II sil ssw .ik
wsod .ld psmp hsr wsssr fes shei! esssss: nsehap
ss:s,' @:sss: g: .:s ss. ~ ssslss %
his sscns ia the query, tc. Ac -
pa1p: S:; y s y y ofss
The farmer by ss sd lA Ne ssia, GRAD hs govse-
ssss ~ II csIiss sSo ssss not not
sw =. s sss or ess
this reservoir would be thai
might be kept hand for supply whss wad does
sThis mill s rather ornsnestA tn Otherwise and
whsa placed upoa building has the osssr
visssy s.s n.r ALIEN JUDD
1vzIF SKINS 1 sLAU0HTTR HIDE SS,s ana
~ NY CIV CALI Mjas sssesed. 1lss lkqtk nidliisG,
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

Sales OF Stocks ~ Philadelphia.
JUNE z3-FIRsr BoARp-25 Mechanics' Bank, 2sz; =
Ccnmsrsial Bank So 10 Norri:town RR. 81 1000 Reading
I'M Bonds, 6's 77A. 5000 State SIS, 69X.
ArrKR 6ALEs-15.000 State S. 7ox.
SEcoHD BeAnp-e6.oeo State es IS % shs FaImers and
Mechan ics Bank a. $50 Grard Bank 10; $2O75
69T; 100 shs Beaver Meadow RR. TX.
Arrxn aALEs50 shs Mechaacs Bank "a; 50 Girard, 10;
Commercial. 50; 5000 State 81, ,s9X
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
THE RAvEL FAMILY:

THE BEDOUIN ARABS AND COMIC PANTOMIME.
NIBLOv GARDEN-Friday Evening" June 26th, iets.
~ The performance will commence with a fayorite
Winther.
which hsl extraordinary representation Of the BE-
DOUIN ARABS, whose truly astonishing deneat
20 nights by fashionsbs houses crowded in every
mrarion.
Half hours intsrmisson for the Concerts Alsssard
in the Refreshment saloon.
Tho sntsrsnmsns eoaelade with the laughabls
bricl Rave Laronce Leon JavelIi Jules Anoiue Rsve
Finot, Francois Rayel; Jseqnes, M.rce Dsch.inmssa
vier Mime Jerome Ravell; Counote. Nine Martin Jave:
Gslop yi!l.gecs by the Corps de Ballet Comic Pas
Doona open O'Clock, 70 begin Il o'clock precisely
H>Tickets Fifty Cent?.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
sales of stooxs at Balta more.

Jusr 2a.-srocx BoAsD-Slooo MARYLAND s's cash, II;
900 DO IS do IT, 1900 Baltimore 6 1890 (opening) 98 500
Dc S. d ssf 500 shares susauehsnns R.rosds DO
openngl n bid Baltimore 6s 1890 closed ss asked for
the openng) SO bid Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
@x asked. ASK bid.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

ST. GEORGES CRICKET CLUB.
THERE will be Mat, played Monday 10Th inst,
between the Members Of the above Club and also they
play to-day and every Tuesday Friday in each
ceedng week. their beautiful ground the Red House Sd
avenue. je16 ltsrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
COLMANS
EMroEaMNr aTNr}sA 81 ASS g. 4MP S AETSds CABINET

rnroEM1 EsE1gs4 Fl 4SS s. SSP SYE sH'sGs CABINET
y: e: :'sss
ing s"s p @ . .cos .,. :: rS.:sls
chesp List win soon be published for those who will buy
invited 2 call and examine h, Nsw Rooms.
MUSIC.
TNsTRuCToN given on the Piano 4; 4 two dolsn FER
addiesss note to Music,' At the Herald once.
PIANO FOKTES.
p = s'sss"ss. 10 superior sss~s:s'.i ss;isi:
csn.s e sHM S.as SrhS a tom :,s1
oslssI SSai;';ss. WILLIAM .rr1.or ,,,.,,.,.,
ICE CR E AN s LOON,
TIC 4: IS 4! 9:
s: q sss: is
s:s: ss y. T..
curos a.d inssaloa jsts acs only .ssps the ar
y: s. g sss:ss ss
+: s s.s s II q sS
.ss public i 4, ely 70 where
0C7- Admit free. je3t fwssre
MUDEL OF NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED - s-csiying ORDERS for vlsws
r sss < s" !: % ~ 1.s. *s: q S Ne:
10 - inches In length, and represented for po1sss
compensation They ncuds representation cf pubc bui&
ngs pisces o business anuscsoss hossls privsss resi-
sssSs. q f ss Ss:s ss.. bob .. decorative.
fsy AGENTS. and capable Of nsacting busins
sM imsrre sSr' <. PoRfER BELDEN, - Broadway.
NOTICE hereby given al pesena having bought
1N from Lameesrs Quarry, KipPh Bay, formerly cceu-
pied by Messrs. Mot knowton, that the OF the
9s.ny win b seeded By = 4 1sTsssr p: QSss .As
bssei die ,ssA ssv ssApvil ,a.: - imSrs
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
A sPiEs 80; h.vias removed % 2 q MsiAss lsss,
ley: e., I'd 80 O. AcsrsI:, Y - ,ssr.s lss.y,i :
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

S1sEAI lEMfEnANJk BEV VEnAGE..
NHE SUbsCRIeER oders the following rure Wines Of
the hiGhene gradss. % fellows
Madsras-In pipes quarter casks and in gaas Of the fol-
lowing houses: Howard, March Co.. Newton, Gordon
iSS2 &C. ~''' ''A'-so' A'Ap
snees-Pae. Gold .nd Brown in butts, hhds and quar-
Pem.rtin Co., r. 6arvey, q K Harmony Co, Hsnrie
Nephews, and other houses, II Xerex and 81 Marys.
Pons-vsry superior ia quaIity from Geo. Sandemsn
Co, hrnt koop Co and othes, direct from Oporo.
de estomeli. with great variety Of other brsnds
Chaupasns-Eishsst and quality.
Neutrality-suspicious. s~interEsr Marcpbrunner, Hin
tsraussr; red; Brosnebeg, Peisporter
Burgu.d<s-Clos de Rougeot Chambertin, Homsnnic
volnsy. Beau me. Sattsrne. B.,sse.
Old Cognac Brandy and Jamaica Rum oav to be used m
sieknsss, slso directions for n:i.6 * rAPplyse
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
COLISEUM,
NO. $50 B X o A ID w A Y

MR.. DINNEFORD
ID EsPECTFULL Yinvites the public his first attempt
n esabI:hing series Of Temperance Dramatic Sketches
and Musical Entertanme the aim Of which will be to IL
usate he essential benefit Of following the Of
prudence The Dramatic Of the Enieainmsnt will be
The Musical Department will be presented to the public in
finished syle and the Paintings and Decorations
have been executed by avery superior artist
Iis Mr. Dnnefords anxious wish haye his object in
tempting this expensive experiment distinctly ersood,
therefore he bexs leave explain that he offers polite
creation which with safety be presented the educated
and Of and the public
orally as cheerful and intellectual entertainment.
The frat entertainment will take place Monday next,
June %.
Particulars in future adv vertisements.
Admission Is cents. je26 ltsrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

SANDS, LENT & co.
TINE following the route of the splendid Exh-
bitiou Of Sands. Lent Co, up the 22d Of July
June rs. :. North Danville.
26... -. Mt. Morris.
n and 28. Caledonia.
29... :. Scottsvilie.
June 30, July !, Q, and 4, Rochester.
July g.. !. Ladd's Corners.
!" r.. !. Brockport.
a.. :. Albion.
g.. :. Medina.
10 :. Lindon.
IL and 10, Johnsons Creek.
l3 and IL, Lockport.
49,. :. Lewiston
l6... Niagara Falls,
H.. Tona v anda.,
10, 10, 20. 81, %, Buffalo.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

~ lily City Calf gkjns, sslscto6 Also N1kk niddiisS
- ny w i2!.s ss'' = "n'iu = :Is2a.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

Benefit of Mr.. Morbi<

Bensff of Mr.. Marble
DARK THkATEk-Bcxes, s. ots; Pr. u4 &c. Gallery
p ssn,.-fIidsy Eys,IpF, Jr.s ssTrwilI q WI =: Ps Pr
sosoa sss s~er NJ Marble: Ta.a S THsS a.
Kate H2ra Y.nke Stories By Mr. Marble, AfFer which the
FOREST ROSE-Jonashan, Mr. Marbles LYDIA Miss Kate
s E Is isRise; :; ;a'
Dgss epse o'sIosl-esrornanes % commence
RoWERY THEATRE- --Frid.y, E.sainE, June n
- Win BE- performed The WIZARD OF THE WAVE
-Chnes Faiknsr, Esq.. Scott; Henry Beford. Ban-
sn.,d wssv GSay Dsans ';sia; NJ: RhiRa Tc
GROOM; or. Ghost In Spite Of Hinssf-Mr Niconemus
suhsrand Dishoy Hsdawsy Laviaa Mrs Sergeant; 0sor
Lover Bo.s. - cents; second and third sisn. Is eu
opsa will rise as half past ssve.
GREENwiCH THEATRE-ComsI Of VsIick and
~ Charlton streets-Re-opened for the Summer Season..
FndaX Eyse'ng, lyme g. the performance to commence
With TRUE BLUE q the sssb,,d's Hone-Cha johnson.
M: Fanny Sps M NJ %
conclude with the petite comedy entitled THE DEVILS
in THE koOM-Moses, Mr. Conover; Mr. Dupuis, Mr. For
Alteration in Pees-Dre Circle or Balcony s7h cents;
66s.ss: cents. Fl a cents Private BOIs: ss Seats u
CASTLE uARDEN-Fnday Eveaing, June 36th tho
~ opening piece OF music will consist Of the
Black Domino full orchestra Song Mr. Holman. Overture.
Dance by the Misses vaee. Hornpipe by Mr. THOMPSON.
tnre to Tampa. Song MIR Holman. German Waltz by the
Misses valles. Comic Dance Mr. Thompson Overture to
the Bronze Her.e The evening will conclude with series
don, under *. direction o2 Professor Eisssa =
Admittance - cents.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
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