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TO TEE
l. LATEST MOMENT.
II E l. r. g IL APHIC
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

me steamer Telegraph, from Tampioo 7th instant,
ana the Brazos 9th, arrived at New Orleans the Ath
instant.
iho mafamoras Flag Of the 7th says that Col Doni-
phan ana portion Of his command passed down thu
river on the 9Th, with Clarks battery and tan r,.. -.
| cannon 'sptnred at Sacramento.
fight occurred between sixty Of the .ax.n,.a n
of Donphans force and one hundred Camanohss tw.r
ty miles from Parras. One Missourian was wounded
Seventeen Indians killed and several wounded
Six Mexican boys and two women retaken and nbe
rated Further accounts that the Camanches were
friendly
Dispatches from the Governor of to General
Taylor announced The Governor inquiries whether
on the intended approach Of the American army the
Commanding General intends conducting his march &C
cordng to the usages Of civilized nations in the
adopted by the Camsnche Indians. Gen Taylor's
answer is not given.
No doubt entertained that General Taylor would
march San Luis and thence to the Capital
communication from General Scott directs General
Taylor to early possible But few Of the old
volunteers will continue with him,
By way of Tampico have papers from the city Of
Mexico to the a9th utimo They contain Santa Annals
letter OF resignation also long manifesto address to
the nation, issued few days earlier Great confusion
existed at the capital Gen Bravo had resigned not
only as General in Chief but General Of Division
His resignation is confirmed but cause s not stated
The death OF Gen Scott rumored in the capital,
ana believed but the discovered prior our
latest dates Gen Ampudia suspected and ordered
to await further orders at Cuern Avaca
Generals Valencia and saas ordered to leave the
city on the OATH and proceed San Luis to take com
mand Of the armies Of the north.
The disaection Of the State Of Zacatecas is confirm
ed and Gen Arsta has refused resume his military
functions until his conduct has been investigated
The result Of the Presidential election far stands
thus-In Oajaco the old legislature voted for Herrera;
and the legislature for Santa Anna. Giving this
vote to Santa Anna, would leave Herrera four votes
Angel Trias, three; Ocampo one; Enorisga, one Al
monte, one; Lafragua, one; and Santa Anna, one.
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of pork wss made ON private terms supposed
to be at about SIC So lot of good picked pork hams
sold at sk cents and lot ofOho butter in kegs at 9kc
Groceries inactive to-day and sales of all kinds
trihng, without change in prices The receipts down
the Hudson June 2Oth-lighter on account of canal
break-were follows Flour 1873 bbls; wheat 100
bushels rye, 700 bushels corn 6234 bushels The re-
cepts by the Hudson since the LIST of June have
aged about 81 900 bbls daily
AsHEs-We report sales of about 100 bbls. pots at
81 rs; pearls dull at So.
s-Flour-Sales of 500 bbls Ohio Flat
Hoop were reported at 81 O6l 81 la 2200 do mixed
brands OF Michigan reported ut 81 81 O6H Dur
ing the forenoon about $500 bb strait brands 0enesee
were sold at 81 go During change sales were reported
to be made to the of about 10000 bills includ-
Shipment at 81 % 81 37 500 do strait brands Cen
ssee also sold with some privileges at y. 90 2oVo 10
fair Genesee reported sold Mt 81 n 81 20 sale
of 1000 100 bbls Ohio and mixed brands Michigan were
reported sold at So and $500 do straight
report sales Of bush pure good white Genesee at
81 So; 1900 do Ohio Red at 81 10 S0oo 40 Onio
mixed do, Mt 81 So 10000 do red Co. with some white,
at 81 70asI IS and 5000 do to arrive in 10 days, on
private terms Corn-We report sales OF 5000 northern
yellow at 06c 1000 do do at s1c sSc. about aUooo
sold at 81 $500 do. New Orleans mixed little heated
sold at $40 5000 do northern mixed sold at s2c
do Western mixed to arrive in August ut Asale OF
10000 was reported Sold to arrive In July at Soc
sales mixed the spot reported at about
ssc, but we did learn the particulars Meat-We re-
port sales Of 500 bbs in store and 443 do do West
New York ut 81 rs. Ry'--We cannot quote it
over l0a il5c per busnei ana w,thous safes rye rlo
we heard OF no price nams ooo a1o's 20 oo
bushels canal SOLD at o4c ooo 40 heay 10 at ooc ana
cargo OF southern do soia AZ oic;
CANpLEsSSpsrm were s.eamy y,a ~ ara ,v;,h
In prices
sa,ss % inv W "po9t QUO Daes
u whlon one,ni @ "e ;.tpt ' smo reiah-
uer py 'ns none au1 Pr nn Ss, ON onahse
& ga d ooo go NJ a @
zoo ,6eo ~ dr cod sod ~ "a s7ila on ~ To
Nv !" i'0o 4" " Wy WV o Nv W ''|s"" ~ luz 'ne
new. s.,o. ON aoo ..o, ..s
5% H ou t.aa 'un'" ia'nS Soio d.
- - 10 :" p T re- .rtic,a continued ;r.ot,va
LEAD rs quiet at % ou
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ITelegraphic correspondence Of phila. Bulletin

PITTSBURGH, June 81, lSl7.
There 81 feet water in the channel to-day. The
weather is very pleasant There is heavy speculative
demand for -four and prices tending upwards
under tho excitement than from any well grounded
The rates from SIS % to so Iron is Ian
guild Pig lead 3I to &c. The cattle market is lower,
and 4Hc 10 extreme price for beeves Wool is improv-
ing and selling at 20 to $50 for prime Ashes
sions dull and without change. The grain market is
without change and at stand Other articles remain
MS last quoted Boats plenty and freights lownot
much Offering
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Markets.

New ORLEANS, June l4-P. M.
Our cotton market since the receipt Of the Hbernias
news has continued very much depressed and have
no prospect of amendment till we can get further
news from Liverpool Flour continued firm, and
pert sales 5000 barrels of Ohio and Illinois brands
81 IS including some lots of ST. Louis at 49, Wheat
also in coed request and sales of about 5000 bushels
made of Western red and mixed at 81 70. Corn
active and sales of 10000 bushels Western mixed
and yellow made at 77as0c. Provisions were dull
while sugar remained about the
BALTIMORE, June 2lst, p. NJ.
Our flour market very dull to-day and sales of all
kinds difficult to effect Howard street and Susquehan-
ma were inactive at 81. Cornsaes 5000 bushels Mary
land mixed yellow made at 90 cts white and best
quality yellow dull at ST. Meal rather scarce
and firm at 81 rs. Wheat dull, and nothing of
sequence doing. Provisions dull, and buyers
not disposed to enter the market at prices previous
ly current The weather has improved to-day Harvest
prospects good.
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BosToN, June 2l--P.M
We report sales of 1000 barrels straight brands Mchi
gan and Genessc at So % SO 90. Corn extremely
dull and quote northern yellow at 81 TO- and mixed
do was dull at 81 g. Cotton continued firm, and the
sales reached about 200 bales at y advance since
the steamers Provisions with the exception of
beef less firm and sales very limited Freghts
remain the at the close of last week. Stocks
were ste,dy; weather pleasant
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NoTIcE-corsuLArr or SPAIN Nrw YoRx. June
all the s.ss ssm q the ss w
BY s1'
cause me 's z sss SsiToueHTos Consul
In the s .as S:z
Jose tSssdss evil and military GOV
III IN nj. Of
Within s.ss q srsd
Of I'll. % blaming ed s s the said
which folio hundred .aS Ssnysys %
which might made BY the H ws ds
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PAID the costs Of these and the taxing officer
Be I,as
'1 s.a the ssss
s% 81 the 5 s
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paid to Mes Good ne e1s Ssn. Ava there be
s e. G 6. four
sy Of ~ Ct -four
sssS. * +. = ne
Hi Clark The which shall appear !" be due him
copy Of Which at ana o from wa the bsatd bond
s.a Sa ., in said he .,,s a oass
thousand dollars. which The Writing obligatory at
Ssq SSs. HS NV
appears from the of said certificate dsolved IN the
a.f Of a. out Oh s Of The
the sSs HsaS,s
dollars which they in their proceedings
and sassss @
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hundred and sixty dollars thirteen cents ppsr
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asa and Ms s:1 M And e Bran
the widow Hepsey and cass
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aes sna dssss on hi. the
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@ sis sssxi Angel 1sfa Jose
procs.an Se cop oits original which contained the
refer eoaor%y with The order caused these pre-
Matanzas, February 9Th, lsi7.
Aas, copy. rRAsdtSS.q sHoB 6aHT9N.
je22 lat FIJI Consul, &c.
a THE hEDT0k Of THE g0UEEE AND EN-
article rejecting in moderate language on Of
ss; at %9; r ;s Of &
Paper. within few DAY: onths subject.
sadI shall ihs simple facts before they may
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S1%s VINE m s on s and de-
e my list desired the q hi: paper turned that
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the % owen b @
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debt bad Of the Existence
HIM % till & 5 ssa
aG.1 i;hS %e.
sSe s pas o s% y
%s that s sa% the Of M :sSsa To %
company should be hsEhly wounded in quarrel that
?:s
T1s ass
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1f r a: pSa sa H;'ied ysa v. 50 nssn
he q Edo to G & %SGs
Sc n ADMIT i III Ss% here na
privilege should any way affect the independence their
judgment On the other hand il object the Manager
and service to his arses to have performance regularly
noticed by the and whether this particular labor
when REQUIRES much talent should be paid for by the
alton which Of the parties the gamer In New York
where the question has arsen believe the manager gains
much to have his performances regularly NOTICED the d
and in this glad my share by throwing
the house the gentlemen of the presswhch after all
is very inadequate return, opinion for the services
rendered You will allow me sri to the
is far bias their criticisms make them useless
to the public, and discred,table to themselves
lhave the honor TO remain,
Respectfully yours,
, ~ JOSE VILLARINO.
fTk Theatre, June l8, 8i7 je22ltr
NOR SALE.-A second hand txIeusiaa ia In
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Weekly Report OF Deaths,

In the city and county Of New York from the 2h day Of
June to the 10th day Of June, 1847.
Men, i03 Women, ca; Boys So Girls. Sc. Total 300.
DISEASES.
Abscess 3; Apopexy, Asthma, Il Bronchitis. 81 Com
preston Of the brain l. Casualties q Cholera lniannm q
Chicken Pox Debility, 10; Deirum Temens a; Diarhea
2o Dropsy Dropsy in the Head, Drowned 81 Dysenery
G. ErysipeaS2 2; Eruption Il Fever, o; Fever Inammaory
i Fever r"s Ssal :; Fever Remen 2; Fever Scar q
Disease Of 3; Hopping Cough, inflammation Il Tnfamma
ton Of Brain Inflammation Of Bowels, 4 Inflammation Of
mach i Inflammation Of Throat i inflammation Of LIVER d.
intemperance, 2; Lues Veneea Maformation Maras
10; Measles. 3; Modification 4: Old Age 4; Palsy q
Poison Premature Birth Il Scrofula, 81 Small Pox Spruce
~ Ageundsr one year 81; to years so 2to
CO. TO- III 10 49, to co. o. 90 to 100 unknown
Total, 308.
o. A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, June 20, Ist7.
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AUXuHAAL III. GARDEN 3 l9iso CONCERT sAL00N:-7.
.VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
&c. peculiar to the Southern Negro.
Band Is composed Of the leoying artists essrs
Banjo; J. Bryant, Casanett; w Donaldson Tamborne;
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
grand performance ut o'clock.
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies, as cents
Concert to commence at o'clock je6
VANNUCCHPs GREAT AND EXTENSIVE COS
MORAlA, at No 3i5 Broadway, opposite Gothic Hal,
every day and evening Adnittance IS children half
price This Cosmorama the best witnessed in America
comprises collection of than hundred of the
magnificent Paintings expressly painted for exhibition
some of which By the talented and celebrated artistic Of
this city, Signor N. Cayo Among the painngs the
glorious victories achieved by gallant Amy. The battle
OF Ba'ns VISTA with correct Likeness OF General Taylor
Cruz, with likeness Of General scott.by N. Calyo.
exhibition open from to II, ?. NJ
For other particulars the hand Is jel5 If
WALNUT STREET HEATRE, PHILApELPHIA-
w Lessee, f. A Marshall-Stage Manager w r. Blake
TUESDAY evening %ne e VIII be Ee,iSrmed the admired
Mr.. Aspen, Mr.. w. II. Blake.
After which, the II Apply MAN-Pat Murphy, Mr.. Collins.
Tomorrow Mr.. Marsh Il's benefit.
Performance TO commence at o'clock precisely
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Died.

On Monday morning. June 2st, after a short and
Illness Of Inflammation of the liver Mrs CAROLINE
CHARLorrE, wife Of Mr. r. Cutler Moore and daughter
of the late Samuel Thompson Esq., aged 10 years and
10 months
The friends and acquaintance of the family
spccully invited to attend her funeral this Iuesday)
afternoon at 4oclock from No 96 Cliff street. without
further invitation.
After long and painful illness, at his residence Port
Richmond, S. L., B. b. PHELPS, Esq.
The members Of the bar, the members of Richmond
County Lodge No. 80 l. o. of o. F. and the friends of
his son-in-law John c. Carter, u s. Navy request
ed to attend his funeral Tuesday 22d inst at one
O'Clock. r. NJ. from his residence.
On Monday June alst, ls47, RHopA NrcoI, wife of
John Nicol, Engineer native of Yorkshire, England
Her friends, and and those Of her huband he being
in New Oreans) are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from the corner of Greenwich and Bank
street, this Tuesday afternoon ut four o'clock
New Orleans papers please copy.
Suddenly at Albany, the evening Of the l4th inst
THOMAS S. MURRAY, SEN He native of the county
Antrim- Ireland and for long time resident of this
city His remains Inferred in st. Johns Cemetery
Carmine street, New York city.
Albany and Buffalo papers please copy.
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f
Nv q dark completion and Of modsrsts height. WHO Is
1s na % s hs e
% .n M. s and
s sss
D, sSSss ss;Ssd
Herald letter A. H. D. which viii with Immediate
TO TYPE CAsTERs-wanted a good job Tyre Caster
steady and competent workman have constant en-
pGy a s. For reference apply and God stree:
and bafs aad capable q doing the plain
ID Sf a SiIs so1
Ss
washing and ronnghe other do chamber work waiting
I'd CAY s
Is'Gse,bs young woman Il ,ssS1
Would have objection short distance in the eo1n.
and IL block :ssys lie
BdssS family would Be preferred Il: Gentle IS
or E. ssnd
side Of Address lin; 8
THIS DAY !s UB!:IsHED, priced l2H cents each
H TIFF hsA HyTo6 Il s S acts.
iess TER N'N BERFoRD { Co.. . xstor House
E9E .y.s F2 sw
York entitled The consideration Of dscsnins public
.ad present.: s:sdd.s: opportunity iSs%as
1s S :. sv
medium Lrs.s office for ladies' only 81 Grand Gentle
n The Rfv John Msiht and Rev: John G Greene and
Church New York against them. by gentleman the
For sac by 8erford Co, 2A.tor House. js22 lt.r
ITO. MERCHANT TAILORs-Wsnted, a situation as
Foreman or Gutter in respectable tailoring establish.
the BUSINESS: and vt qualified take charge
s1si aSs
NOIICEThe subscriber begs leave inform the patrons
hi. and 4. diass oSewise
m mus; bs paid hs DoPTstc The riding dssE%ent WI
sa.. School. rs: a "a +,
PEN SENnYLyANIA RAILROAD CoMPANY-Notcss
as % ns sS.s :aa
he Of s p Hsas
sfP'; Tue
sas s
ohs'
II EAL ~ yzAaLENCiENNEsL ACEs-W. SCOTT { Co,
of various widths under regular Also,
patterns in Muslin Trimmings Bands; Infants Waists Robes
and Caps English and French Thread Laces and Edgings
Ss .c9ne ca%brc null and naipsook mpslins Handler
very small advance on the cost of importation e22 3ot*
FOR SALE AT A CHEAT BARGAIN.aThe Stock
and Fixtures OF retail Grocery and Liquor Store OF
the Oldest stands in the city, doing good cash
Inc reason Of the present owner selling is account of ill
address. 10Y Herald o sas ess arr
NOTICE:mThe firm known GILMORE & CARROLL,
mutual consent all debts dne by said firm duly
ANTHONY B. CARROLL, l48 Broad st.
All persons indebted the firm of Gilmore Carroll will
please make immediate payment A. b. Carroll who duly
authorised to collect the same
(Sgned) MARTIN GILMORE,
- ANTHONY B. CARROLL.
May LIST, 1877. je22 7t*r
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS, with
IL Board may be obtained at No. Ill Chambers street.
je22 2t*r
ITO LET-Furnished Rooms, No. "a Warren street,
L j226t*r
ID DOM TO LET-A pleasant room suitable for = sinyir
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Il AIDES AND GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARD.
- hOpE he highest prices obtained by gentle
men or families who are DESTROYS Of converting their left
Families aud gentlemen quitting the city, or changing
dences having any uperiuous effects dispose Of will find
much TO their advantage for the who will
attend them at theT rressldence, By appointment.
=, j. LEVENSTfN, dC6 Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies' can be attended to by Mrs. j, LEVENsTYN.
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Married.

Married.
On Sunday, June 20th by the Rev. Mr.. Kahn, of the
Nativity Church, JOHN w. REA, of New York, to MAR
oARET ANN, eldest daughter Of M. Mari, Of Godons
vile, N. j.
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cALE-A BdrouChe,
o~ xHpy at No. Ss 6o.Sy ss little
NJ iLlTiA FiNss-Our citizens, subject to militia duty
IVA will be interested knowing that by paying IS cents
nual psrade, they will receive certificate which will exempt
them from dong duty for the pr sent year je22 Tier
L The 18th June Instant addition to the Hospital Of The
se,paa's Retreat Staten Island plan Of de proposed
YER Secretary Board Of Trustees, at their Ollie No
. Old slip je22Hr
~ ceved by direct importation fresh supply of the best
depot Ne oS as w I and retail
BY that he has recently made Europe he will
$'s
srea est care so as to insure their arrival IL good order
je22 st.rc Importer of Leeches, No. John St, Y.
rye AND EAR-Dr. POWELL, Oculist, Aurst &C.,
" S.ssss @ Of Warren attends exclusive
Powell has just published popular treatise on the Eye, with
syo pare so muslin IS cents comprising
NTH NTH rules LEI 91 he
Wells. and of booksellers generally. jesa t.r
qs sac to or . near Jones' Hotel rhsdspha large gold
Is be PAID 1iS Eas'sn on w 'sS ,Ss
1 SSs Of the owner Please direct to JoHs' Hotel
DAN!LL O'CQNNE-L.-THE -FREEMAN's JOUR.
he % of 3 iSnss I
journal. Of Europe on his life and eharacte snd eloquent
Place 20 Do hau al he ONCE oil the 'o"rna NO. oy Hall
O. B,CLARKt, TAILOR; NC William street, opposite
A hs can %
good taste can be found .! sstsbsTen consisting Of
PM; osddA% tasl TS:ss
@ G e% ss r to s Tnsss %
any to order large stock of cloths csssmeres
SPoTTEN's STEAM REFINED CANDIES Steam
refined Candies and Sugar Plums, manufac tued and
sou Tos sfoE S GoNFEGToSER
lls Bowery lnear Grand street)
%fISs a'sHh s ss si: by mail '''
% " bGs i T,s s@s Ss
rI' M - Cssshman. Enquire of THOMSON
1ne,I>On, ivy broadway. Je2O Stare
TIL, I hoS SS5 oI Island INSURANCE coMPANY
3 % ,.
e usual T1ss SorsSs msssh,ndzs and
through the two ever cs
sempy hty to hs s from
I ds,s MSs ss q limiting and scattering their risks
paid promptly as heretofore; ~ ''"'''" '"o
New York Of al enpato"s Of poeis D.'y e'r customers in
i., ,s.., B. Y Y F RisNfNHS s.s,r:1s rrs.ids"
aSns he season. bnx sad o.s
tAIsNg stATc sAg and
the Nursery by which infants three months old aud upws d.
s a., ,s Hse which H. sy
all the support required Also attachment the Basket
which forms light airy CRADLE for the comfort OF child
during weather Ii is recommended by physicians
conducive health. To the mother it is invaluable she
leave her lit e alone, and be assured finding
and retail at 81 Broadway. q. q. w. FUTILE,
je2 3otsr Inventor and Patentee
TOOTHA CHE-TQOTHACH PRLTCHARD. s |
Magic Toohsshe M1ur warranted to afford m%sd
dentists and physicians throughout the Union Price per vial
Bcekman IT, OF Front and opposite Fulton Market
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NOR SALE-That well known Bowling saIoon No aso
BSadwsy containing -four Alleys, with all the Fixtures
the same the places is doing good busness IS profitable
md se investment 70 person conyrrs with The business
the premises or at the Eagle Hotel III Canal suest
je2i 3t.m
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A6pkR THHcc65MMFf kNEh I DfsS, de ITALIAN
Ssa .nS oSs. a'SsSaE 1sai r. r
s Il fsssso s
Rsiaieri; Cionidr. sgnora Virginia Psdasa Teresa
Tickets for the season may Be secured at the Boz Office
Doors at quarter past performance to commence
powERyyE HhEI ~ MSS IS 2 . wEsyfs
- T. STEVENS, Stage ManaxeL-Iuesday EseaSg t June
The srange Mr. Ness; Solomon, Mr. vsehe Pe,er Mr.
iadawsy; Mrs. Haer. Miss c. Wemgs; Charlotte Mrs.
To conclude with the comedy Of the HONEY MOON
pqss A1q. Mr. NsIs JSsGues: Mr. HAasw %o Milan
boxes q cents; Pit and Gallery l2,S cent?.
Doors open at 6X; Performance commences at ~
A ME- ICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. both AZ
"A temoon aud Evening.
THE oRrHEAN v EA%I1yi SR kENNEBEck
Tn mos, talented and popular Band America engaged
.:S G! ans ne the Chap
hAs Mr.s SF fMSSLLas Rfs%s
~ also De exhibited Ut each and every performances
Adnission Is cents lei re
RROADWAY THEATRE.--This establishment now
- erecting in Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur-
poses solely on or about the first Of September under the
Person, Of .c.row 2. H. BARRETT ,.I!s, E;!
season. will please address him te,ps s'os Leonard
During Mr. Barrett absence in Europe ali letters and
may h sSs Ned g BIS
-. Evenings Concerts Of Instrumental Music will be given
consisting of selected from Labtzky Strauss
L1 am. Gongi, sttr track aud Others
hadng refreshments and viewing the Cosmoramas which
Admission i2x cents Concert commences at O'Clock.
m2s rrc
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Park Theatre, June 10, l8l7.'

nor sALE.-A second hand extension top Barouche in
good order, with good set of Harness but little used
will be sold low. Apply at No. 1902 Crosby street.
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II DOM TO LET-A pleasant room, suitable for single
~ gentleman without board Apply at AZ Lpenard
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,oy wM " Y. SHIRLEY, Asssen.s, y .o,r

AZ ths store No 80 John street. byJ NJ b. Boge consisting
o. All ssleable goods Light Dark and Flowing Blue
Teas Tea ware Bowls Jugs Toilet also rich
nc; At months credit in lots retailers and grocer
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"a REVERE HOUSE, Bowdoin Square, BOSTON,
9 This extensive edce is now completed and for
~ 1.-The reception Of company.
The rapid growth of the city and proporonate increase 70
travel suggested the plan Of constructing hotel Of superior
dor in the United States With this view the enterprise
commenced. and is believed has been successfully
pshed.
The furniture all made to order and designed
" Tor this hotel and the richest pate OF caretng and
holstery manufactured and imported for the
Costly mirrors and chandeliers of chae workmanship have
respond with the general character Of internal
In the department appropriated for ladies', especial attention
has been givcn-havng two pr entrances with magnt
cent drawing and ordinary Of extreme beauty Pr
vae parors and suits OF all times be obtaned
The Gentemens dining hall will be found an attractive ot'
Jec 81 elegant proportions aud finish aud the drawing rooms
equally spacious and beautiful improvements and conve
niences Introduced that have originated with me poje
tors oftbe building alone, and with the additional hdNpge
being admirably located the popdeor hopes 10 receive
Boston, May, isi1 PIRAN STEVENS, Proprietor.
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<sA TO LETTo small respectable family, the second
;;H floor of three story brick house consisting of two
front and back with three p,ntriestbe
rotor in the houss Possession given mmcdate
rGuire 1914 Ninth street NJ b. Reference will be required.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS, with
Board may be obtained at No. Ill Chambers street
je22 2t*r
ITO .LET-Funished Rooms, No. 81 Warren street.