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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

-, NEW LIME OF Packets fDr LlverpooL-P sse
OF 2st Of June-th- splendid fat sailing aad se
rite packet ,htp ROC HESTER, 1000 tons bursec
Captain John Buon, VIII sail on Monday, June I'd sH
regular day.
TIE ship, Of this line being all 1000 tous ard upwr
persona about 20 embark Tor The Old Country will not
10 see the advantages to he derived from selecting this M
Ia preference 10 any oher, their great capacity ret
OF small Class, and thei accommodation for cabin, ies
csoh hno steerags passengers, il is well known are is
nor 70 lhoae OF any other line Of packets Persons wiss
10 secure berths should not fail 10 mss. early
board, at The foot of Burliog-slip orto
w. 4 J. 7. TAPSCOTT,
at their General Passage Office go SouhsL one doot Ss
ofBuding-slip. jer
Toe Rochester will sail from Liverpool on the 9Th Aau
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HUDSON KIyER RAILhnAD.-.Tne 4,

OFFICE SEw-Yoag AND ERIE RAILROAD Co
No IS Wall-sL New-Ycrk, June s. 1876
NTOTICE.-SubscribeTa 10 the New Stock o. this com
PAW are hereby notified lhsi Interest will be paid &C.
cording 10 the terms Of subscription application al his
Office on or AFTER the lIt July next,
ial5 So SI''AS hhp"N i''R'lT'r-
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SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL prNTIsT,
ID RESPECTFULLY announces 10 The citzene OF broos-
II lyn and vc!ny that be has opened an Office al -
H.nrv near A,lanti-.s Brooklyn, where ali operations
pertaining to his profession vii! he performed with such
caution ai ability snd such terms as be trusts viii give
eaiis action and ensure patronage
N Aching teeth having ths nsrves exposed treated IN
such manner completely removes The pain Hnd III the
sam. TIN. praservas thu tooth ny<S I'M
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aKaS Opposition To NlDNOPOLY.-
,s.sssssaayE rhroueh without landniy-New.Yors md
Albany Ltns---The and splendid
BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, viii leave Nsw
York for Albany o7ery Monday, Wednesday and FridaJ
at O'Clock p IL rom the foot or Robinson-eL The Beaa
is up with splendid stste-rooms aud spesd com
fort and snrpasssd by any boat tie Aut@a
liver. For reign pssSsse1 inquire OF ,hs Captain, On
board. al No 7 Souhst
Passengers taking the BELLE win arrive IN A,bsoJh
ample time for The morning Train Of GIRO El: or Wes.
NJ B. Freight tas.u moderate rses m2Ih
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sT" hSU1IMER ARRANds EAIENT fw
iysck and New York daily, sundays e.
cept New and splendid siesmbost AZ
ROW viii! leave Nyack every morning AT O'Clock. Re
turning will leave New foot Of Robioson. evey
afternoon ala clock and on Tuesday, "Wednesday. FT
cay and Saturday, viii make extra trip. leaving New
York ut o'clock, aud Mack at O'CLOCK touching Pier
mont Closier Hnylers and foot of Hammond each way
B-Touchng a, Tarrylown every morning and aftet
noon rip All kinds OF freight laSen redncsd prces
mV2r
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miscellaneous.

ITO TUE PUBLsC-Tske notice. that the copsrtuer-
chin heretofore existing between Aaron F. Muckrids t
and Arthur H. Townsend, under the name and .tyle Of
Muchrdge Townsend Is This day dissolved, by the With
drawa of the sub,criber from ssid firm.
AARON 2. MUCKRlDGE.
New.york 18th June. 1916 j-l7 iws
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INDIA PSPER-The subscribers have on hand gum.
1y OF Indis Paper OF superior quality ov taking proof
Impressions, whch,hsy oer for aae al low price For
at The Stationery Store OF JANSEN / BELL,
i.l7 ISIS NRsaRu-st Tr'hure Rutldncs.
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AUCTION NOTICES.
Auction NOTIcF

FURNITURE &c This Day at 10 o'clock AT IS Ann ST..
side Boards Dining Centre and Tea Tables Dressing
Bureaus high post and French Bedsead sof,s mahogany
and maple Chairs excellent rockers Lounge Panooe OF
tomnns, Carpets set Of Knives aud Forks excellent Also
from boarding house double and single and three
hair and straw Mattrasse Paasses Wash Stands
Benches, Kitchen Furniture, &c
jy2t JOHN SNIFFEN Amer
SlGN0R VITO Wits Last Sale Of Valuable Italian
~ Marble and Aabaser Ornaments Girandoles, Clocks
&c:-TUTTLE x DUCLuZEAU win sell on Tinrsdsv' al
soelo,en 4, the Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway large
msIy SiTsndoes CLOCKS SC comprising the
tslGNOk VITO VIII prior TO his departure for Italy
the whole OF WHICH will be peremptorly for cash
the collection viii Dc found many valuable
the ladies generally.
Catalogues will be ready the articles AN he
during the day and evening. ie30 2teodissm
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HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.

THE LARGEST EsTABL lsHMENT ever organized in
the United States comprising 100 Men and Horses,
quiring Carriages the performers wardrobe
sicans The has attached to IL Eight Female
qpesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider of the
MADAME MAHIEMACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being chaste and cas her and fascinating address,
ind the charming ndpe.e with which she chains her audi
eence render gifted and highly ssfe the lead
feature of the this The Propretors
fer the public the brilliant description the repec
I'VE newspapers of the extraordinary and daring feat: perform
ed by this artistic Among the novelties which
the Proprietors offer are the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTEsS
Their height is feet and their weight 700 lbs Mr.
Randall weighs 49, lbs. rrs Randall is the
giantess in the world. They will in Jack and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary eats Of
strength and agility and will ride in two horse act The
nssc Exercises Classic Dspss and humorous serpeees
NIXON, and the unspproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal R
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS, whose eais
Horseback the csfraodnar Witnessed yuve
nile Act of Horsemanship by Master Nxon Olympic Exe
ssss By s yh9s lea By TIE sTss S Eate os
Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS BROTHERS. in
their elegant Gymnastc Pastures and Grouping Mr. Sweet
as the Charoteer of Phbus Posurng and Gymnastics by
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Astrological and
brilliant Act Of Fencies Of Poteus Mr. u Howes ~
Slack Rope Evolutions Mr. Geo Sweet, the celebrated
COMPRISING the leading most talented and csssc
n the world.
This unrivacd corp. Of Equestrians will perform in the
town of TTHICA N Y, the +th Of July, after which
they will all the principal cities and towns in the State
my3i fire
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PA l. MOS OPERA HOU 5 E.
CHAMBERS STREET
BENEFIT OF HERR NDER

THIS EVENING, JULY 2.
HERR ALEXANDER, the celebrated German Magician.
II Last Night but Two-Amonga variety of new and
usordinary feats, the oowng will be perforned
The Hndostan Wonder of Asia the Magic Vase OF Gold
Fish. - =
La Syphide Mysterious.
The Star Spanged Banner Sacrifice of the Magician.
Together with than the usual list Of
formances.
whole forming selection Of the best and surpr
sing Magical Deceptions ever exhibited In America.
Tickets so cents-ChiIdren under ten, half price,
Doors open at 7Performance O'Clock.
Box Once open from 10 A. M. to r. M. where may
beseeured Private Boxes to admit four persons, g.
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EXCURSIONS.
CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE


Fourth Of Jmy Excursion to Neic Brunslcick, ". j.
HasS.o" will leave the foot Of d ch ami n =. 81
rNe al hail o'clock, and proceed New Brunswick
with the following military companies: -
Captain Nsune; Union Ride Company Can't Parker, se
eompanied with .hsn ipyed guests Also, delegates from
York Brass Sand for the oc cason The
Splendid will arrive New Brunswick ample time 10 AT.
ford an opportunity TO ness the grand military
companies will landing be received with ali the usual
military forms by the whole force mbed The line OF
ing her passengers fine opportunity witnessing the i'm
posing sppea,snee of The above mentioned companies.
take The inside chsnns rsurning the outside thus MAXIM
the UP AROUND st.en Island Will leave New Brunswick
Tor New YORK at o'clock P. NJ
Fare for the excursion, so cents.
Tickets may be had Of Mr.. c. Brown Tammany Hall, 1t
Bartielt Branch Hotel; Mesrs. C. A. Matthew'S West.
chester House lts Dowery aud board the boat Of
Chambers St jya st'r
THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
Grand Ercnrsion and CotiHon Pdrty to
WEST POINT.
aS >1 On Thursday, 9th July inst.-The mana.
At the pressing soIieat,on eS ,hs nnns
Gu, inend have made give their aud
only excursion for this take place Thursdsy
splendid steamer ONEIDA Captain Topper accompanied
by the barge PRATT CAPT Taylor have been engaged 10
spot.
An excellent band has been engaged and the cotons will
be under the direction of Mr. g. Robertson. =
Messrs Rowe Lepdt of 5o71 Broadway the celebrated
VIII have the management of the reeshment and
The boat will leave Caiharine Ferry East River at
O'clock Liberty street, r, at past Canal State
Ticket for gentleman and lady, 81 lady so cents
andt and Of either or at the
ON the morning Of the excursion. jy2 8tje
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THE RAVEL FAMILY.
ryt,ht D.. L., al D....I Lt...,.T.,

Itght Rope, by We Rupel FunlHy.
GABRIEL IN HIS CELEBRATED HORNPIPE.
NLpLO'S GARDEN.-Thurstay Evening, July 2, 1876.
~ The performance will commence with iavorits
Overture.
which will be presented series groupings called
GLlMPSES OF THE VATICAN AT ROME.
To be followed by daring and grace full anhiev
dmce his celebrated Hornpipe.
Half an hours for tho Concerts Ala-Musard
the Refreshment Saloon.
The evenings to conclude with the Panto-
Jerome Ravel; Ppo Gabriel Ravel Fernandez, Antoine
kavel; Pedro, Francois Rave Dominique Charles WHITTIER
Jacque Leon Javelli; Mime Fernandez line Jerome Rave
Cora, Nine Martin Javeli; Jules, Miss Hardwick
Doors open o'clock to begin at O'Clock precisely,
Tickets Fifty Cents.
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bILLIAkUS IMPKOVED-

OTls FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has returned 20 his old favore
PASSPORTS ROOMS entrance IL Ann street, adoining
me Museum Building or ts Fulton street The Rooms and
Tables hve been put perfect order The Tables are
SLATE MARBLE and Iron. with Air India Rubber and Cloth
Cushions They will no doubt suit European and all great
Sa{en, being the best IN this country Larger balls for
soMthe5ners-Csrolina balls for Germans.
B-Bassfords style Billiard Tables for sale India
snd French Cue Leather best in the city fine Billiard
and every article the trade. constantly hand and
w safe. my20 M m
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NJ. E.& j. HARTNETT, No. q Courtlandt street near
Writing Dressing and Jeweiry Boxes Miniature Cases snd
SsnS f Lutte bcckc Watch. Ring, Pin and pseil Bores
oI svsr rafe neatly arranged to order. Also, Trays
made ana nea to Jewellers show cases contain Watches
chsns, nmE'' rcls, pms thimtles pencils, &c
street New York myf, Inc ~
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COLISEUM,
NO. $50 B ROA D w A Y

n EsPECTFULLYinvites the public his first attempt
~ establishing series Of Temperance Dramatic Sketches
and Musical the aim Of which will be H.
ustate The essential benefit Of following the
prudence The Dramatic part of the will be
sustained by Ladies and Gentlemen OF character and
THIS EVENING,
Mr. OIey will portray the OF the moderate drink
er to the confirmed nebrate; and will the assistance of
Messrs Hamilton, Varrey RAYMOND Loder, Quae, Mes.
danes Hamilton, Demer lin and Greenwood in variety Of
other with other
Particulars bills Abundance Is cents jeS0 6tissm
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INSTRUCTION given on the PIANO At two dollars or
month"; by person who understands the profession tho
roughly Young ladies wishing 20 tite sssons rihp
address. note TO Music" at the Herald once. ~.
hM Iwfsspo
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EUROPEAN HOTLL,

CFy .. tIuNIIWgIOH 1IeuT Tie ITeuSUFy BUtIdIng.
AA THE SUBSCRIBER, having fully prepared and
Hill repenshed his well known hotel renewedy solicits
bes VII always be supplied with the best the afford
h.d whilst no effort will be spared give entire
from Tesdenis and strangers There several elegantly
mediate occupation Those who wish board will
IND highly advantageous to call For persons having bust
ness with the departments the OF the hotel is most
CO.., toIeigner. will find their language spoken
ths house and their comforts strictly considered Parties
accommodated with Refreshments of all kinds at the short
jy1 iwrc T. All aRPJfN
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EYCITR STONS


mSe<f1 ~ A SAIL the Hudson river TO- Hobo
ken, and then walk TO the Eysan Fields,
y.- Zaong the exceedingly picturesque shores oil
the place. will prove he most easily aud sttrac
The grounds present charming aspect the be
ing in leaf, and the soil covered with rich turf
The walks excellent order having been considerably
emf ellished the present spring. 49,.
On every pleasant there will be attendance
the Collonnsdc Eysan Fields excellent Band Of Music,
which will perform selections from the iavorte Operas
lar airs, marches, watzes &c.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
completely fitted up with awnings and seats.
Night Boats from Hoboken to Barclay street until II
O'clock
66xS NEW LINE OF Jackets FOR LIvEH
RX3S POOL-Packet Of the 2ist Of Juy.-The splendid
44e0E.fast sailing and fsvorte packet ship HOTTlN
gUEh 100 burthen Captain Ira Bursey will sail on
The ships Of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards
about embark for the old will fail
the advantages be derived from selecting this line IN
ference TO any other their great capacity renders them
every way comfortable and than ships Of
small csSs and their accommodations for cabin second cabin
and seeage passengers is we'll known superior those
Srhs should NOT Cali 70 max Early application on board AZ
the foot Of Burling Slip, or TO . -
At their General Passage oee Sc South second door
The Hottinguer will sail from Liverpool on the 9Th OF Sep.
tembcr Persons wishing send for their friends
them brought out in this magnificent packet any Of the
regular line sailing the is 9th 7h, ith 10TH 2ls End
goth Of every month"; on favorable terms to be
made as above or TO WIN. APSCOTT,
96 Waterloo Road, Liverpool, Agent
count ali the principal Of England Ireland Sect.
land Wales, all times be ohaned on apple alton tf
by letter post psidI as above.
Tn, eleesut packet ship RoscIUs will succeed the Hot
!leguer and sail on 18th Of july he REGULAR d I'VE INC
ERENsH LUNAR Pill ks..!L,As. will nad u. sure nsl
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DONNEGANA'S HOTEL.

Nofre Dame street, MonreaI Canada East
- THIS magnificent Hotel is equal ed in the Ca
IRE nads and not surpassed by any one in the United
nA states ior elegance and comfort 1t the former
mansion OF Mr. Bingham aud recently the palace of
Lords Durham and Sydenham both Of whom made iarge
Penditures In the internal Embellishments and during tine
last ear the subscriber has made
which now render the capacity Of the Hotel sufficient to ac
dIed persons. ~
In consequence OF the severity ofthe winter the subs
Der unable to get the done
the House with all the comforts desired this Spring He
most happy to announce his friends that
died ai the dehcien lies which the
when hsst opened The House now finished and has Just
high reputation: French cooks Sc from New York that
will place the table, attendance and comfort of this House
equal TO any upon this continent
The subscriber grateful for the many avors of
PUBLIC, while IN Rascos Hotel begs continuance of their
KIND iavos assuring them that shall be
70 make their stay with him most pleasant This Hotel
As the Great Cathedrs Chimp dMars, &c. SC.
Omnibuses at the Boats upon their arrival convey pas.
sengers and baggage TO the Hotel.
J. NJ. DONNEGANA,
Je'O Iw'r Late Keeper Rasco Hotel.
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THE ALBANIA.
/ c E G R E AN S l. N,

$50 Broadway, betrseen Spring and Prince.
ITO visiting tn. city will find a
aside from the delicious Ices and Confectionery be found
there is fitted in style Of Eastern splendour and
before attempted this country The beautiful
fountain the esselated which displays avarety Of
curious and ingenious lets not only keeps the air delightful
" cool ard pleasant but exces and
thousand while the around
beauty and fashion than can Be found other
hour be passed more nationally or agreeably.
05- Admit: ance free. je28 lwissrc
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AMUsE NJ EN1s.

pAkK THEATRE-Bo.es, 81 cts: PIT. IS &c. tialery
formed the comedy Of The FouR si5TERsnMi - Beau eau
ssapp Mr. Dyott Caolne Mrs Hunt After which, FOR
mrs Hunt; tlorids Miss Kate Horn To conclude with
MAN WITHOUT A HEADLINE Obyious Top MIR q
Jarrett; Tom Featherstone, Dyott
Door open o'eocH-per,ormanee 70 commence at
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WARWICK,
4 Old slLyER REFINDR Asssysr and Sweep smel
&r Omes, IOHN Erect, New York.
~ re Cola Rolled slvW, Rouss and Crscjbles, a.
mv5 fusus
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GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
nURING THIS WHOLE WEEK the splendid Mecha-
~ nica Cabinet OF O. Tietz with the Duck of Vaucauson
the dancing Lady and the War Elephant will he opened
~ afternoon during the week at o'clock until land every
Ev ening from until 10 o'clock
On Fourth July. performances from in the morning until
III a night, je28 lwisb uc
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HOWELL BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Importers
IL oil Taper Hmgings having opened in New York city
branch Of their would respectfully
call the attention OF the citizens of New York and Others
wanting goods IN line their extensive OF
PAPEk HANGiNGS, Borders, Fire Board Prints, Curtain
fapers and all other articles in their line Of business
have received from the Institutes for the encourage
ment Of domestic Manufactures in the Of New York
philadepha and Boston, silver medals Tor the Of
their goods atter themselves that they sell articles
Tor the same money than be purchas ed elsewhere
K Z SEQ PAPERS,
The subscribers would particularly call attention to their
Papsrs for halls Public Rooms, Entries, &c. SC;
PaPerng Of Rooms Halls, &c. promptly attended to BY
careful workmen
vantage to give q call -
HOWELL X BROTHERS, No. l37 Broadway,
as 1msrc Two doors above the Citv Hotel
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AMERICA OREGON ENGLANDT-

ITO the inhabi,.nts Of the whole bounde.s Counsnt-we
invite you All and each OF consider and reflect for
your own welfare that By calling the New York Coffee
sa9on no ~ fulton street near Greenwich wi You
VIII not only find all the edbles up
csf Place o 2, The kind but larger plate for the price
ske your meals with all the comfort either break
LOST dnner or supper from six any given price
again We say al any time passing by in and
satisfaction. ~ S' 'o' ''"'o Wv"
Open Sundays. al Inns,
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
A CUNNINGHAM has removed his stock Of Watches,
"a 20 TN Bowery, (new stores opposite Delaney
Gold Silver and Steal SpectacIes from Is $40: Ps-h
cal from So to xl0 Glasses Of all kinds all
ground and fitted Watches Clocks Jewery and Music Boxsl
repaired and warranted. slal msr
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FIREWORKS

FIREWORKS
EoR FOURTH JUL Y-The subscribcrs Offer for sale a
large assortment Of Fireworks, manufactured ~ MI
Edge, Jersey City consisting cfi,e END small h9she o
the best kinds Suns Fans Fam II ees Pyramids fefuva
Crosses Octagons Tnangies, Vsreas. Mines o. various
sorts Roman candles Pigeons, Torblons Ere Asese"'
&c &c. DUNLAP lnOooL..,
lego lwsr os9 pIos. sS.
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EXCURSIONS.
RAILROAD EXCURSION,
Through Long Island, on the 4th July, at Z n. NJ
and at 3 p. M

"A EXCLUSION TRAN will leave the Drpo1 al A.
"A NJ aud n NJ for Greenpor and all intermediate pla-
Brooklyn.
Fare 81 50 for the trip with the privilege Of returning in
the accommodation Of the 4h 3th or 9th July
EEssireshments n a car fitted mp for the purpose.
The steamer STArESM AN will make frequent trips be-
tween Greenport and Sag Harbor during the day Is e
and the New Haven steamer will make daily trips New
London and Aliens Point.
Fare across the Sound and back, IS cents.
Regular trains at 81. and s. Extra train A. M
Tor grand Celebration omen
for The al eve vi
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TAKE NOTICE.
NHE Subscriber having made ments and
ply enlarged has premises, ready do all kinds
Blacksmith and Machine work general the
bic terms, at the shortest notice.
N B-To Saddler and others-l00 of Hames on hand
for sale. q. BROADHIJIsST
a22 lmsm 15I n ga Snr;ny sfr..,
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go e5A2ah

THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CO.
are now prepared to commute with individuals any
pont aonk their line Of road between New York and White
Tickets issued frs, Of January April July and October
For further PARTICULAR enquire the Office of the Company
Parties Schools and Military Companies DESTROYS make
applying at the Office.
June27th 1886. je27 lwrc
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A TLANT'IC GARDEN rs NOW OPEN FOR THE
N SEASON.Dodworths Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June zno NJ
mys smsre WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor.
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L II + A M A u ON
WIGS,

GENTLEMEN's Real Heads of Hair being the latest and
greatest Improvement in the manufacture Of Wigs and
Scaps and the subscriber happy being the st
duce them here They display the forehead and temples
any height point IN wig making before attained
Mt on the head by entirely they
70 the and part parcel Of the
living man - Copy the address.
4. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
je26 iwsrc Globe Hotel under Iudson's Hotel.
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MIR CLAKKE's BENEFIT.


ROWERY THEATRE.-Thursdsy Evening, July q
- On which occasion will be performed the drama Of
LADY OF TIE hAKE-RodeLisk Dhg. r scott; Fir
which The COMEDY OF ERRoRs-Antiphous Of EPhs-
Destihna, Lirs Sergeant.
Lower Bonss % cents; second and third tiers, q, eu
PIT and Gallery, i2k cents.
Doors open ocock-Curtaia will rise a, past seven
o'clock
EkEENWlCH THEATkE--Comer Of Varick and
~ Charlton steets-Re-opened for the Summer Season..
Thursday Evening July 2. the performance TO commence
with The ORPHAN OF GENEyA,1,Csryn, Mr. F5eeri Pi.
dc Moylle Mrs Penson Previous which play Of the
sTRANGER-The Stranger, MIR Frecr; Mrs Halter Miss
Cnuford.
Boxes, IS cents ri, l2 cents; Private Boxes 81 Seats
Orchestra Boxes, each IS cents.
CAsTLE GARDEN:-ThnT;aay Evening, July 2-,he
LAn6asssdnce Yesll Remember Ne. from, the BoheTi
leo DE xeres Csledpiaa Pas seul Mr. THOMPSON The LIST
part will conclude in the magnificent Oberon.
ments.
The second to commence with the popular overture
Fra Diavoo. Still sogently DER stealing Mr. Holman.
La Cracevienne Misses Valee Wooden Shoe Danbe, Mr.
Thompson. The erening will conclude with series Of
Dissoyng Views lately arrived from MIR Collins Of London,
under the direction Of Professor Eierstein.
AdmIttance Is