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HOwEo b US NEW iUhn MAluIuU
CJRCI1S

aOW cS q US NEW lOhh MAsiinO II
CIRCUS.
THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever Organize cd IN
the United States, comprising $50 Men and Horses,
lurng CMases TO convey the performers: wardrobe mn
s,e,sn: &C. The company has attached 70 il Eight Female
Age, recently srrv~d from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being chsste and casc her graceful and addre
eenee render this gifted and arse the lead
ing feature Of the in this country The PROPRIETOR
fer the public the brilliant description given the respee
uye newse Of the extraordinary and daring feat. perform
ed BY this distinguished ertste AmsnF the novelties which
the PROPRIETOR Gr aN ;f h ANS sftS IAST sfs,sh
Randall weighs asa lbs Mrs Randall the enormous
gianess in the world They will appear in Jack and the
Bean Stalk" and he will perform feat. OF
strength and agility and will ride in horse The
pseo M Rss .:
NIXON, and the unapproachabe Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose fea
nile Act Of Hor,eTsn.hip BY Aa;eT NIea Olympic EIsr
Tumbs Mas 'Rs by
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant Gymnastic and Grouping Mr. Sweet
the CharoteeI OF Phbus. Postung and Gymnastics by
brilliant Act OF Fsneie. Of Proteu." Mr. e. Howe.
slack Rope Evolutioas Mr. Geo. Sweet the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of Others The whole
comprising the leading most talented and classic performers
N 'hs world
This unriyaed of Equestrian, win perform in the
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
nv
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WASHINGTON, July 8, 1916
The Tariff in the Senate.

From appearances, ifthe new tariff bllispassed
by the Senate. il will be by the casting vote of the
President OF the United States. The Senate 10
divided, including the two Senators from Texas.
81 democrats 70 Is whigs-total 50. Take Messrs.
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On Tuesday, the 7th instant, JAMES RrssELL of
sumption, eyed ~ years
Ills friends and acquaintance, invited to attend his
fune ra this day, from his residence 10th avenue be-
tween 10th and 18th streets. at half past o'clock.
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Married,
In Mercer street Oh irch Tuesday evening" BY the
Rev. ID, CT. Pohlmap Of Albany Hon JOINS CAssNpY OF
New Jsrssy, to Mis- HARRisT N. Bsows of this city.
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE CO, VA.

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will b
open e. "eh S a. us"a 70, Tie rsespuGa o. "
extending over period Of y years I 80 sustained BY ises
tent and peculiarly Of It's medicn. virtues, however de
reader referred work The Mineral Springs q
Pumsm. The object Of thi. .dve 70 that =
comfortable and that they will be treated with un
form and kindness while the charges will be found
will be sspseass physcisn attendance The ,oad
sulphur will have stages upon pyns be,we.p the I'VE
Springs which will afford opportunity Of visiting, in
mv3 .msr e springs '''" The PROPRIEToRs.
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BON SkJOUR.

BON SkJOUR.
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
his house, Bergen Point for public
,ideratum which supplied The house 1.-THE old Me
lany mason has been reted elegant STYLE with many
and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid OUT and what with uxu
srubbery charming walks agreeable drives and plea
,snt boating the place viii challenge compettoa with
rural residence Families who wish cool and
be provided With suits Of
their choice Fish Of almost every abound in the
Kills. aud the Reighborng woods deficient
The .e.me, rassac plying bsyeenNew erk and Newark
md the citizens OF New York cannot lind more beautiful
drive than thar between Jersey City and Bergen Point
10 hne all Walters customers and boardes be assured
chat will be spared make the place the
lie given il Of old-Bon Seiour.
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The Ps.ae Newark leaves the foot Of Barclay street
The Port Richmond boa, leaves pier No ats ~ ~ and
convey passcngers and land them the house.
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7 o "a o. ssee.%S sos AsIEEARAeks 70 COW.

l TTApN ~, ~ Ss~ w w ~, AkkEAhAGES TO CON.
WORKS-Tbs Commissonsrs Of the Canal Fund. BY virtue
Of the act sued Act supplementary TO the act ear.
sa d. es d;s and % he
1896 hereby give notcs that scaled proposals will be re-
esved until the sixteenth day ofJay in o'clock IN,
Dollars, for which trusfsrbls cs6cses Of stock will be
issued in the Of the People the State Of New York
bic ausrery and the rembuab u the pss,Srs
OF the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund after the 1864
TO the faith of the State the above referred
during the suspension Of canal navigation freight
ported on railroads between aud Buao any
OF canal revenues aer the satisfaction Of the
II is TO be understood that the Commissioners ere TO be at
hsr 70 sss sum m the Se are not such as in
not less than oo0 all proposals be up en-
and others the public work. and enclosed in an savsps
directed TO the Comptroller at Albany.
n:sss to he credit Il the ON e Of e.. I
Fund such oat IN the city OF New ork Albany
shsiI be Designated ey the Commsnonsrs
Rs me aan y ris s i
Yo STAY. Of Bank ~1w Y ,s eS Of S
''A' ADDIspS bbSsiEsK I }S' ds ss
fHnos' F ARsi SSSSTFp oN Te..urer.
yALsE ,Yn. Surveyor General
ivs,olsr n N BENTON. Secretary Of SAFE
Tie CITY riKE INSURANCE COMPANY.
sfock ssf s.. Es snd Securely
I'm %v su sssNFtps to che provision. q is eh.rsr
time has paid losses by FIRE upwards Of Si5o Oo6 '-
n. prs::s! Of the company s1cssd i, capital stock
Insurance against loss or damage by Fire effected app
cation, at reasonable terms.
"A. READING, President.
mlnssm ID r.. CURRY Secretary
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HEAD or ARTLkS

WINDOW LADIES',
vu~ur ,,gs., heat and cheapest IN the Tinted
s.,s. Eor sale wholesale retail. At pnees vsryng
from 70 cen" TO ss' p'"' kelly RIKER,
Extensive Window Shade Msnuise!pr.r. and Dealers "
mr imsr =" ShA'"
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MODEL oF NEW YORK.

MODEL OF NE w IOhh.
MnsrVs keo mD .cs s1osdssq .'ard.v q: IN
Metropolis ~ Ss1Sed .very street lsns
building she'd the elevation. and depesioas. he
Gil, to the number millions. IL hs, been progress Tor
been Employed acaeias some Il The 6rss
a. Above the ods i Splendid GOTHIC CANOPY, con-
timing different compaI OH Paintings Of some
h os sla% % 10 IN the City,
Ticket, Is Ssa, 70 be gosue% !. III. principal h0ss and
OhdeA under 10 ys'I Po St r. eRf6pTiSf;s N
NB-None blu, stranger. .dmli.d tRs itk W. wossr
PAVILION, NEW onnrnIUN
asa S. he to Ri sos biz ,9
s%Soa Ha PER Nc North Rive. and New
from <:r SI,sh'S s '''' IRON New York
Pavilion. New Brighton. Jun. 1876. j. AsR;
lnE SHADES nUTtL,
"a Reade Street, Vest Side of Broadicay.
sbs s, (, -. hi his friend; s
;st kind y e.
city Of New York The Satisfaction which he has hitherto
& the he matters ms -.
cs @ S viii hp IN nj .
the continuance Of their patronage
The room win be regularly supplied with city paperss
''1 %i' im.r JAMES h'ASA
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE
THS splendid Hotel has been lately rshttsd and furnished
son Cr.p,ton. and AFTER the ,0 April when opens tp
ence OF MI Cranson host Of s RocEaway Pavilion ssd
Of Mr. Jackson the Exchange Hotel Baltimore and & Tie
5. lie s:.s q ss s
Of Baltimore. W
The PAVILION At Rockaway. L. J., will remain under tho
s see hi. al : sa.s
tenng place. a2a t0sS
SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEY STREET, N. 7.
oshfh sMTA,l,ts Of WerssstsI, E.sisqt. bsgsisavs
that he has recently fitted up his houss vsry sapsros
manner and calculated 70 please Yentisman Of taste ~
with the best Liquors and Provis9s thai the grks ao
Dinners from 70 till slosk, aud Cold Cut Chops Stakss
Rare Bits, NC, at all hours. ~
His supply OF English and city newspapers erceed By
house in New York. and his Ass Wines, Segan &c.
Of the mos superior quality and the attendance. prompt m
Rooms provided FOR PARTIES and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended lodgings &C.
myl5 lmkr
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ID AVID'S ID Z S E r 7,

AT WEST POINT.
ONE HUNDRED TICKETS ONLY.
S0S ~ THE Undersigned having chartered the
Er-z1Azzs13s new and splendid ST. amer EXCELSIOR,
Capt. Nelson. for the day aud sweating Of the
teuth OF July hs made arrangements for the per
ny THE DESERT, on the plain At West Point.
Also the Tramp Chorus,' and the 4" Grand March and
Chorus- from the opera OF "fidelio" by BEETHOVEN.
The choral department will comprise about 80 ladies' and
gentlemen By orchestra OF than thirty
instrumental psrfJrmers.
The whole q rndsr 'h .,S DIRECTION Of
The solo paris By
Mrs: 1. A. JONES and vr. j. A. JOHNSON.
DODWORTH'S Justly celebrated Band has also been
engage Cor the occasion.
To ensure comfort and respsctabty, but one hundred
ticket will be sold, in addition TO the musicians.
Boat the per u the foot OF Canal street pre-
fine cold COLLATION. at II O'Clock and until the boat arrives
At The point
Dinner al o'clock at whirh all win be seated at once
Cold COLLATION., returning, at from to or. NJ.
Tickets Five Dollars each admitting gentleman and
lady Including and other eshments for trip rIra
evening OF the 9th after which will sold
uder circumstances whatever) the music OF
Messrs Firth. Hall and Pond 800 Broadway the OF
g. +. Nesbu corner Wall and Water streets and from
N. B-A few Of the gems from the Desert" have been
arranged for brass band by Dodworh, and nay be listened
70 This (Nondsy) evening, and also on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings fthn week. at Alsons Atlantic Gar.
~ BThe ladies and gentlemen attached the Associa-
ton hereby notified h the last rehearsal will take place
This ida, Evening o'clock precisely IN the Lii
brcry Room Of the Unitarian Church. la Broadway be-
tween Spring AID Prince SITS jy6 atsr
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
Exc URS SION TO NEWBUKGH, IND PERFOR-
NANCE OF HE ORA rORLO OF
THE SEEEN SLEEPERS

= =
THE SEVEN SLkEPERS.
A~1 ~ The A"nuai Excursion OF the Sacred Music
- Society will take place Wednesday, July
AEsth. The members, with such Of her trrnes
d. slivus VI accompanying them the ll
embark board the splendid teambost Albany Capt H.
foot IL Barclay ~ O'Clock NJ precisely, OF the day
abov mentioned aud ed Newhursh whers the
aihcent Orstor,o Of the SEVEN sLEEPERs viii he per
Of the sting he'd vocal talent Of the cry
The performance will be ri, in the first Presbyterian
Church commencing O'Clock, under the direction Of Mr.
L. e HILL.
ORPHEAN FAMILY have kindly vountee ed tleir rsc5.
vices and will perform Of their choice pieces the
passage and from Newbureh.
Dodworths Band is engaged for the occasion.
Az thu termiastion Of the Oratoro the party will
Immediately TO the steamer where splend
the usu j price.
The boat III reach the city her sesousbie
hour, and will touch Il the dock foot OF Hammond
in going and returning.
1ick.t:Si each, Refreshments exna)-ray be had OF
Firth II III, Frsnkn Square ssIton Miles, Broadway
b. Fiandrew, 216 Bowery J. p Perkins, No. Wall ST ;
OF either oil the Board Of M;n1geJu II e ocu s
iva 4678r % Canal street.
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UAGUEkREUTi Pc APPARATUS
GOHN ROACH, 0PTIClAN az NASSAU Street, ha
constantly hand the Voghander French and Ameri
and article used the Operators
will find his preparation, now called Roschs QucksSd to
han mixing their chemicals Cash orders from the
nv pronpfy .ttendpd nvi msrr
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THE kEsULT OF A COLD is DEATH.

OF n NOT-D II.
THIS is undeniab If suffer lid cut way
mto thu system unch cked-for then il terminates n
But ID off self is easily
the o:iy wonder is that humsa beings should be
le 'fu Of their heal The remedy teste by
years II sxpers Pesses Clarified Essence Of Ho-r-
no, andy This the aud cold ID prevents
h and MI mmston of the lusgs. and that onlv
through The of pa kag- of the compound An
atack from cold weak conti utiou often termiu
stss fatally.
Sold by Tease SONS IS Division street Rush,o, Co.
10 ASto, tuusx AID ITO galway; 3 Broadway 27s Broa
way II t,ie-nwich Avenue. Brooklyn L. T-is9 Fulton
st~e. jy0ltsm
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M A n 81 ON HO u > T.,
DLETOWN CONNECTTC UT. ,
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce TO his
friends aud the public that he leased the above house
for term Of and hopes experience and strict
JOHN L. MONROE,
mrs 3msrc Formerly of the u. z Hotel. B"ston- =
SHARON SPklNGo PAVILION.
TINE PUBLIC is informed that this ishment having
been enlarged and improved since the close Of the last
will be opened for the Of visite the
day OF June LANDON GARDNER
May l. l846. my23 2msr
TRITON HOUSE,
GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAND.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends sud the
public, that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel the head Of the steamboat landing, and
thoroughly fitted up and ready for the reception Of Boarde
The Of this the purpose Salt
Water Bathing Is the eligible Long Island
sound the lands attached the premises have
tensive 'front.' and fine beach for swmmeu The
buildings and the Bar and Bowling Alley
~ cted with the house.
Having farm Of 80 appended hotel property,
subscriber offer his friends the pen
tu supply Of good milk and aud other comforts
he trusts together with his unremiet attentions the
wishes OF his guests will renders residence the Triton
House extremely desirable.
Horses and Carriages hire.
For terms, which will be moderate applyto
WILLIAM L. JONES. Tritod House.
Glen Cove Long Island Nav 7. 1876 mv5 imsrc
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EULIHtUN " 40 bro-dway-Ihe co1rst rstabIshornt IN
~ the Admtance, trout seats IS cents back Sc fs
e:dsy +, eaing-sec1nd night of tho ETHIO
gees choruss. cnund ums &c accompanying -mselves
on the banjo violin tambr bone cstaurts aud triaogs
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS, the celebrated Irish Comedian
MIR GALSlANO the Tyroese Singer, and several other
porui favorites will also appear Doors open
Re formance o'clock. iy7
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DR.. HULL'S TRUSSES,
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
THE superiority Of DR. llu instruments all others
acknowledged by the most eminent physicians in Eu-
rope and America
bace, yesev street, Astor House. A female 10 s-esd
apce N The iaassA' department. myS msr
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oLOiI'S pALAAo.


"a Prince street. east Of Broadscey.
SANDS SCOTT, late Of the Bazaar DEFY street, begs TO
~ acqusinf his friends public that he has
opened the above house style
merit fair share Of the public patronage From long eXpe
en~e he ates himself be able please In.
fasdiou the accommodations Of his house for bust
ness and comfort he believes cannot be surpassed by any
house Of the kind His patrons win always find
well supplied with the best Of thug the market affords
in the of Alrs Wines Liquors, and Segars Steaks
Chops Cold Cuts, Rarebts Poached Eggs Tea Coffee
in fact large Of refreshments all until
NJ all r~adv . srrc
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TENNIS COURT, H3 BOWEkY.
THE Subscriber having taken the abov enamel place,
would inform his friends aud the Public that the Bali
Alley and the whole Of the Establishment has undergone
thorough repairing To the Alley has been added gallery
feet BY Is, for the convenience Of the .pectator This
with an alley OF 20 feet in sompsse order he will be
susisnt TO secure the patronage Of the lovers that healthy
and avorite amusement A. for the quality Of his Liquors.
Ssgan and Refreshments. be will leave to the Judgment Of
his customers.
H. wOOLLY. Bat Ball Alley,
- Directly opposite Prince
New York. May ', is<6. mys imem
PLEASANT SAIL DOWN THE LOWER BAY,
ON THUR sD.aYg f E FIJI Mt;,h I'm SATURDAY
July 9th. l. tn, and ilth.
A0N al The splendid Steam Packet ALBANY Cap
GplAmg)s ain 7 Halt. will leave the foot OF Ham.
<mond street at o'clock, Cana! stert at en-,
nsbsr stieet at IN; Pike street at O'Clock Pier below
Fulton street Brooklyn ~ and Pier No. N r., at
o'clock accommodate families with their children
view ihe Foti6catons land and p,s,ng the
Narrows and around Buoy viewing Sandy Hook Light
Hoasr, and srrivr in the city at ~
accommodation, with
families with chiidren she will afford excellent opportuni.
ties 70 breathe the aud uvgoratng of the Ocean
Fac IS Cents child en- halfprse
b. Military Companies ADD Societies charter this
boat by making application on board jysH'rc
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SAkuNf ~ MAJOR respectfully INFORM their irruo
~ aud the public that they have removed their establish
mont to ~ Nassau street. Herald Bpdnss where they
ssntly kesp on bard large OF the best seecs
cheap horsrhc Pnts. Their reputation. already ests
bished Tor the supeiof style Of Stock Prints makes
Confident that they will Obtain tontnuance Of the public
OF L'thogrsphy Portraits Psss Maps, Landscapes, Ana
tomicai DRAWING &c &c, executed IN style which will
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BILLIARDS. IMPROVED,

0Tis FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
BAssFURbS ROOMS sn;rsae~ * Ann .,rsss, sS;o,nins
The Museum Building its Fulton The Rooms and
Slate Marble and Iron with Air India Rubber and Cloth
Players being the best this country Larger balls for
sothcren-Carona balls for Germans.
B-Bassfords style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather best in the city 6ne Billiard
Cloth and every article the trade constantly hand and
Tor sale. m m
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 2O,OO DOLLARS.

HIAE LONr
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
- OryIcE Al FULroN STREET, BRooRLyN.
CONTINUES to take risks on buildings, machinery,
Xxi. Sa s Ssur x
aen,graions that have occurred in the country they
owe their from them with comparatively slight losses
70 the system which they have Away. pacsed OF limiting
and scattering their risks which the company may
Company take special notify their customers in
Now York, OF all expirations Of policies.
B. w. 0ELAMATER, President
q 1missr E., &. FINN.
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VAUXhALL GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, July s-BENEFlT OF MR. BAKER.
MIR MITCHELL. MR. HOLLAND
MISS MARY TAYLOR Miss PHILLIPS, and
- MRS, II ,RDWICK,
Will appear afvoe Opera and Farce for this night only

CASTLE GARDEN with i, extensive Promenade. is
sKocd selection Of Mn.,c from Auber Str lus Labtzkv
Ro,sin snd Lanner will be performed by the O,ches
BIZ az hour 70, Iefrrshments &c The beautiful Of
COSNORAMAS. exte adj around The whole Of the Es-
panads will be brilliantly uminsted with gas thus giving
ysite al excellent opportunity to examine these beautiful
NleXs Admis ~ i.1
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INDePENOENT ORDER or GOOD FELLOWS.
The Memoirs OF New Yoik Lodge No Of the above
Ode, are requested IN be u,cl.ai ia their attendance
thcr l.. d. Room -. hc Hall, BIO dway Weanes.
da evening" III 9Th inst at o'clock business will be
ira s,cted Of impjanec to every member By order OF
J. NACKIBB ". u. p
Jopv RoBBtvs. q Sec. jy8
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r,,N ny - ~ VI -if.lt Wv HIM.
Nv HtRE the following great attractions will be
~. sd-tioh Coat. black blue brown ane OLIVE, from
Scotch and Other GMssh,m' TSeea ss.s Goha Cs'h%e
Coats, Of every color snd shape, from 81 TO S.
Gassimere. Linen and Worsted Cheeks; Alpaca
Merno White aud Brown Linen spc Summer French and
American Csssimsres, from o g s., vest,-sa.in pais
Bingham, and very handsome style Of Linens best for
summer wear from IS cents to ST. Boys Clothing, equally
ciesr good assortment for summer % mud.
jvS iwmc w II. DEGROOT 4 co t02 Fulton It
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BILLIARDS.
RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (late Empire) in Bar
"A clay street, the Astor House MICHAEL long
known TO the billiard playing portion Of the city,
Informs his friends, patrons and billiard players general
sh,s he has teLen he above large airy and wsnewn essb
best Billiard Tables in the city, with good attendance. He
respectfully invites call from his friends Gentlemen
room to hsmssvss applying the bar Gsntlemsn will
mv6 lmsr MICHAEL PHELIN
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N. Y. YACHT CLUB.
NJ DT1f E.-Tie ms mbers Of lie New York Yscht Club
~ noihsd hu The SECOND .ui ing Of the Club
lg~s p o. Tu d-y Juiy isih o'clock r. Nj, the
jys iw.rc JOHN c. JAY. Sec -.t.ry.
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RoWERY THEATRE wsdassdsx gy ,g, LILY g.
ths Outiawrd hounlaineer-Rhod. rex phu, Mr. Nesfe =
Aner which. the BUT, HERS DOG or CHE NT-Andw
NO ie aud Arnold Wolfe MIR Bia, che I'd BacA Malta,
Mr. oay To eonelude With THE RI0HTFUL HEIR
or the Wsrlock Of the q
Lover Boxes. % seSori ard thrd tiers eu.;
Doors att oeoekCGsia viii ire NJ halt past seven
(Nhkr.N NiCh THE ATkh.--Corner OF Vsnck ard
~ Charlton streets-R~-op.nsd Tor the summrr Season
"wednesday Evening July the entsrtaiu m-nts 10 com
mrrce with the musical dssma of CLARI. THE MAID OF
MILAN or the Broken Hearted + ther-Rolsmo, Mr.
EhrsI: CLAIR nir Psnsou ,ye,yina. Ms, G Chrm,n-
10 conclude with new nautical drama. TRUE BLUE or
The sei Bird, Home aud Murd~r,r's LeaJ-Chsrlrs Jhu
Son Tar Of the cd school MIR Frssr Emy de Flores
Boxes cents PIT l2 cents: Private Boxes 81; Seat, in
Orchestra Boxes, each u cents.
BENEFIT OF MIR. h. PLACIpE
NIRLU'S GAkDEN-WeduesdsyE Evening, July 8 1876
~ The performance will commence with a popular
After which, the comic piece OF the LOST LETTER
Mr. Beau. MIR Chinpend NrP Ardent Mr. Wslcot Rosa
r1 be flowed by the popular dome site sketch NAPO
Icons OLD GUARD-havfessck rr-Corporl Of the
inpesl Gu.,d, Mr. Placide; Lord BnuvIe, MIR Wslcot
I'D Beauville, Miss Rosers Mslanie HNresack, Miss
Hslf an hours intemisson for the Concerts A.laNpssrd
To conclude with the farce. THE COBBLER'S
WILL, an Actor III Luck-Duprez, Mr. Everard Emile
Arnold Count katni~r, Walcot jean Jacques Francois
Merluehon Sprsgue st Felix PIacide Countess kstnsr
Mrs Watts; Nine Ducomef, Miss Clarke.
Doors open at O'Clock entertainments begin o'clock
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