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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-27
NeW Mual0

"THE AWAKENING lrALY,r written by G. +.
Seechi De Casali, the music by Herman s. Saroni,
and dedicated to Mrs j. G. Bennett, of the New York
Heraid has Just been published by Hall Son. 239
Broadway This piece will, doubtless, become great
favorite. The composition, both Of the words and
music Is admirable and most soul stirring splend
alegorcal Autograph, drawn by Davgnon, and print
ed by Nagel representing Pope Plus, surrounded by
grateful Italians, ornaments the frontispiece.
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New York, Tuesday, june ~, ls4s.
Actual Circulation OF the Herald.

June g. Monday -. 2l,50o copies
The publication Of the Morning Edition Of the Herald com
yesterday o'clock. finished 81 minutes
O'clock The Evening Edition at rs minutes before o'clock
and finished at ~ minutes past 2o'cl0ck
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ITALY AND THE IrALIANs.-We obtained the fol-
lowing account from the g Les Dcur Mondcs," a
French literary journal published in this city, and
evidencing much talent in It's conduct and art-
Giles -
The ancient flag of Italy brought over lately to
New York by Captain Corrao remains here, to be
sured up among the archives Of the Italian Society
new and splendid flag worked by tho Italian residents
and citizens Of New York has been over Italy
in return for the old flag and testimony Of sympa
thy from the Italians of our city The flag which is
left behind has peculiar prestige about it, from
the fact that IL is the first flag of Italian indepen
dence unfurcd in the New World A compa-
ny Of volunteers has proposed TO be raised
sin New York TO aid in the furtheranco of Italian ber-
ty and contributions from all quarters, by the friends
and lovers Of Italy, have poured in for this purpose
Among the names of contributors, that Of Mrs james
Gordon Bennett stands foremost She with that lbe-
raj spirit which distinguishes her, and reflects equal
honor both upon herselfand her noble minded hus band
has sent 500 as subscription for this purpose May
other generous hearts follow this noble example
Should the company eventually not be formed, 1t has
been decided that the funds collected for the purpose
shall be sent to the widows and orphans of the heroes
who died Mt Milan in the fight Of the five memorable
days of that great and gallant revolution.
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snssssss Muah ssutiss Ia their opesstsna on ssisa
to-day vii pfehahiY rhsnh from n0n 20 k0lo hsea It

sbcut the saina rate ~ thpss eusfsnt yesterday,
Li,ERtocL Conn MAhsEr, i1nc TO- -~Therc "a literal
ly nothing doing in corn market to-day. The
general tendency Of the trade Is depressed, and ho
ders Of most articles would make slight concession In
order effect sales For American wheat -four, and
Indian corn the rates Of yesterday are sustained
LrvERrooL IKoN MARKET, June 10.-Prices have still
downward tendency, and the general impression IL
that there will be nominal reduction Of 81 per too
made manufactured ut the next quarterly meeting
Of Stafordshre ronmasters but this has been an
tcpated great extent In the recent low quotations
the real alteration will not be to this extent Scotch
pigs not firm they have been for some weeks
past, and the makers evidently giving way under
the pressure Of heavy stocks and diminished demand
Present quotations Scotch pigs, f2 IA merchant
bars, f6 10 nail rods, Ell 10 hoops fS 10 sheets
go per ton all In Liverpool
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COMMERCE OF BurrALo-LAKr IMPORTS.

1t is reported that serious breach produced in
the Ohio Canal the 18th inst by the falling Of
of the piers Of the aqueduct at Circlevile We have
learned the extent Of the injury the probable
length Of time necessary for its repair. During the
time the repair making 1t will serious inter
ruption to avigation-rendering transshpment
and portage of one and half miles necessary
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sysrtinU inssilissMsS.

faeguss AZ srn cfTtrrTtlr ccrs'ti fo.o,s~A
match Soy slOs, VIII b iesidsd ss sftssEosn Ut The
above track As this weather Is nov very nns, tide
the Centreville is luxury that ought to be enjoyed
by all who have the wherewith.
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RnllrOn1 NInttep.a

this road vii he comoisted and nut in rnnn;ng or'
der, by the close of the month of August. The
work on the superstructure is going rapidly on.
The work of laying the iron is to be commenced
immediately
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Death Of Judge Archer, sc

BALTIMORE, June 10Th, 1913.
Judge Archer of Maryland died last night of
a complication of diseases.
The steamers news has unsettled our market
and no sales of moment have transpred.
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Match for four hundred dollars two mile heats s oogsni
et Bounce say s
CARATOGA TROTTING COURSE. TROTTING ON THE
Saratoga Course will commence the 4h Of July with purse
enres-Patrck Hunt eh h. Blue Ruin Coscy
h. m Lady Jane; w Baheey names ch m Katydid o. W. D-
trotting that purse $50 mile heats
best three in five in harness. off July 9Th purse Of
$780, mile heats best three five, under saddle
July 10th purse of 500 and stake Of $40 closed with the
Hun, m Ellen E O. Nn p%k * al s h.
sin h ''s 100 FSn
$50 I'd best mile heats best three in five to off July I'D
ness July 2ath mile heats best three in i've purse So
free for all PAGERS under saddle mile heats best three in five July
except Lady Suffolk go as they please carrying bs SIS to
second best mile heats best three five, and to come Of about
horses can afford All entries for the
above close at 10 O'clock NJ the evening the i
July with entrance enclosed Mt r. Locys City Hotel
by mail the Proprietcr Saratoga
MAKE PAGES rae ''' '' PATTES COLE Propetors
A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL JET BLACK HORSES, LONG
IA tails l6 hands high old this spring well broke and
warranted sound Just arrived from The country for sale flap
Courandt For style action they be exced
New York, June 26th ls4S BIDLEMAN ARNDT
A CARD-THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD THE BARK
"A Isaac Mead r. Brown Master beg leave to tender him
towards them during the from Savannah to this port
Also for the able sea%snsp displayed by him during the severe
''' iH T;lSR josI RISS FELT
Mr.. A. + iNKocK. N, EASTMAN
Mrs Mrs n ~ r MAkSER' AZ dR BS4kEMAN
Mrs ELI MASON. GEO "; MILL,R.
BIB. HOPKINS Miss c. A. KNAPP.
Dbl NICHOLS Mrs ANDERSON.
Abb NICHOLS Mrs. VI. EASTMAN.
Gu. BEeaIN JONES Miss ETa CRANE
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The State Loan.

ALBANY, June rs, lS4S
The amount of the State loan has been awarded
to the following persons, viz:-
Bidders. Amount. Rate.
Robert B. Gage, of New York. $4,000 1876
Thos. w Olcott of Albany. 5000 1875
X. II. King, of Albany; Thomas W.
Ocott, do Watts Sherman, do
Camman Whitehousc, for them
selves and on foreign account. :. .46S,S19 "a 03O3
Total. .......... S479,S19 "a
The whole amount subscribedfor was 81 ,055 $40
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A New senator .

PHILADELPHIA, June 26, lS4S.
Governor Owsley has appointed ex.Governor
Morehead to the United States Senate, vice John
]. Cnttenden, resigned.
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GEN. JAMES SHIELDS, L. s. A., has been in
towh for few days, occupying apartments at
Bunker's Mansion House. He left last evening,
en- route for the West.
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CORsETS DE PARIS-NEW PArTERN-LATEST FASH
~ Paris the fashionable ludies
most comfortable and grscefu for the FORM well for the lib
Of the who makes OF
To he had only Of Nine Prosrec stairs at No 10 Canal
street. N BTbc ladies will find the style comforta
be for nursng handsome assortment Of other Corots
newly arrived from Paris at very moderate price
GUNS AND PISTOLS--B JOSEPH "a MAIDEN LANE,
" Importer aud Pistols Of every size and quality
prices rE~Merclans Gunnths and others
the stock and prices OF subscribers before
making their purchases II. JOSEPH, "a Maiden lane
nR. Ii. BOSTwICKS THIRD LECTURE on SYPHILIS,
the Genital Organs will be given Wednes
day 18th inst illustrated by drawings Of Broad
Lecture free Medical students
gentlemen invited to attend, at half past o'clock
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M As0Ns, STONE CUTTERS, AND QUARRYMEN WANT.
l cd the extension Of the Harlem Railroad Enquire
the Companys onoe City Hail. and at the Engineers Once,
Croton Falls.
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nor sALE-A RETAIL GROCERY STORE, NOW DOING
good trade in first rate ncighborhood down Rent
only $50 year cash customer having about 500 this
chance seldom be With the good will Of the is
worth S2D which nothing win be charged The only
for selling la tho owner another store Apply to
r. n. LEWIS " Yesey street
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TGNRAVEILING TRUNKS Sc-J0HN CATrNACH, TRUNK
Manufacturer, No Wall street. corner Of Broadway has
and constantly making good assortment VI Trunks
vases Carat Bags aud Sntches Wholesale and retail Also
superior article Of Sole Leather Trunks suitable for American
and for the French Male Pose
Orders Tor the West Indies South America &c. ed wi tn de
patch
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Excursion around staten IsIar

Excursion around Staten Islantl-Fare SO
cents-The and splendid steamer ARMENIA, Capt j. +.
Taman will make excursion around Staten Isl md this day
(iueday leaving foot Of Harrison at A. M Hammond
street at9 o Pier ~ H. 10 and foot of Grand street at
VA returning to the city between II and o'clock aodng
view Of the magnificent of the Bay Highlands
Forlifcations &c.
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the sale of valuable Property 10Th 20t
streets by VIM IL Franklin Son, Auctoneers "Wednesday
june 18th at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange 1t offer
great inducements with small means DESTROYS of pur
chasing.
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ranted Diamond Pointed Gold except by
actual volenceare admitted by all who have used them DO
The best and cheapest pen in the world They be had at
sah Hayden & Co.'S, Albert G. Bagleys improved
Browns PEN far superior the old Brown pen; and Low
Browns at reduced prices Gold pens and paired
Fine Black Casmcretto Coat, SILK Trimmed,
latest styewarranted the vile genuine
article at ST. beautiful lustered aapacca Sack S. Linen
and gingham Coats to s. Boys blue cloth suits TO ST.
A few of them IS sits-corner Nassau and Beekman
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N Leeds Co will SELL Thursday the goth inst, Of the
most beautiful collections Of pictures offered sale exh
bed in this city collection made in Europe by gentleman fol
his mostly originals Of undoubted authenticity, Of
pleasing subjects and in the imported They
now exhibited at No 40 Warren street. where tho public
invited to examine them.
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LAW Intelligence.

CouRr CALESpAR-This Day Common PieGs--5S, go
81, 90, SO, "a, SO, 81, 80 to 70 inclusive.
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Peek slip and Pearl street. The subscriber
business than he conveniently attend
the above The Hotel department doing god business
and 60 person who could give his whole attention would
become Of the most valuable places Of tho kind in the city
The bar has good Of geneel and constant
crcang number OF the Eastern boats the foot oi
the slip where also theres ferry TO williamsburg aud the
premises being situated on one Of the greatest hoouaes in
the city makes IL Of the best locations the business that
could &c desired For particulars enquire Of W. McCary, Ely
Fields Hoboken r. SNo persons treated WITH except
those who wish to purchase for cash
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IMPORTANT PUBLIC SoTIcELIo THE LADIES OF NEW

Il
York. visiting the city for the purchase Of Dry
Goodn of tho daily increasing nature Of bust
promises have become much too small and
fined purpose We have therefore leased the spacious
elegant occupied by Mcssr A. Arnold Co.. which
about the LIST Of September nexthe in.
term being required for the Of extensive alterations and
embellishments As Is intention the establish
entire fresh stock have determined clear of
during interval much possible Of immense
and valuable stock Of goods and to beyond
doubt this result the goods have all been remarked
deus reduction from price with simply to mme
date and without reference to the Our stock
comprises 100000 dollars worth Of rich and choice Foreign
Domestic fancy and staple Drv Goods and embraces greater
Of quay and style than he met with other
adjustment in the city Extreme caution have character
purchases The majority Of the stock is Of i'm
poraonhe balance has been purchased at auction direct
from manufacturers Under these circumstances slight rcncc
will convince purchasers that the exceedingly
rare peculiar opportunity and all will embrace who rightly
and properly appreciate the meaning Of tho word
economy" UBSDE1J \ PERSON,
Importers, Jobbcrs and Retailers So Canal street.
~ BUN r. take this opportunity to return their grateful
those friends who have ber.
ally parcned their establishment during the last twelve years.
and beg respectfully to solicit continuance Of their favor
surfing them that the honorable Of business which
has hitherto characterized the house and obtained for it's pre-
high character will continue to regulate all future
tons
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IL Wall street. selling Gold Pens Of description whole
sale and retail at reduced prices Their cheeu Pens ad
mtd to be the best and cheapest Pens the world Use does
IMPAIR their neness Aexby ind the points warranted
for years. Gold Pens pointed.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. I. BARNUM, PRO

RAkNUMS AMERICAN MuSEUM-P T. BARNuM, PRO
- prietor +. HrcHCocx, Manager-Spendd peroJmancer
every afternoon & o'clock and every evening week
longer Of the o. s. Minstrel Band and Gee Club eek
of Mr. John Harrington tie well known popu
lar American Magician and venroqust Living orang 0u
whose intelligence and sagacy her with the
human well as brute creation. The Highland Mammoth Boys
aged nine eleven years. and weighing 500 pounds Also
the Giant Baby only sixteen months old aud weighing ninety
pounds Wax Scripture Satuary Madame Rockwell. the IA
Fortune Teller he priyaey Consulted extra
charge Of rs cents Admission to the whole including Museum
Performances &c. rs cents children, under years Of
and old enough to walk alone 2 cents Reserved front
shilling each
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YfOO This Day Tuesday June 9th, at three o'clock;
Match for four hundred dollars two mile heats s. Uoognd
Fireaway to go to Whepley CHI.
Betty Bounce, suky JOEL CONkIlN, Proprietor
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TUE PATRIOT MrTcHEI.--Among the passen-
gers who arrived in the steamship Britannia, in
this city, yesterday, is William Mitchell, said to
he the brother of John Mitchell, the patriot, whom
British government has treated so atrociousy
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CASTLE GARDEN..GRAND GALA NIGHT-WEDNEs.
" day. june 2S he Benefit Of Mr.. GEORGE HOLLAND will
only induce rich selection excsl the
most cheerful exhibition oi comedetta, occasion
treble presentation of beautiful Silver Ring Purse
Ten Dollar Gold Piece also syondd Coral Bracelet tine
gold value e aud Mus ca ux Of the quality; pre-
sentng union of singular and elegant the
great retu excellent entertainment interesting novclty
The clear and most satisfactory mode Of rix.
presents will at be found in this explanation Each lady
entering the Garden will re- offered It,
and each child will also receive similar ticket with
it, The duplicate Of the numbers thus given the Indies
children will be placed In separate baskets which
te will be drawn for the ladies' and for the children The
lady holding the number corresponding the that
drawn will be entitled to the Silver Purse containing the Ton
Dollar Gold Piece and the lady holding the corresponding
Der that which Is will
lett and the cd who possesses the duplicate number the
drawn from the basket will become posscssor
steal Box The drawing be under the
four genteme composing part Of the Audience Tickets
tis - be procured the
fee Children under ~ years, halt price.
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yesterday amused in behodng the immense number
Of purchasing carpetngs and oil cloths Of Mr. Hiram An
derson No 80 Bowe II Is said to DO the cheapest carpet
in the city,
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Wedding Card Plate and Pack Cards,
So 50 Fine Cake Boxes So hundreds Visiting Card Plate
and Cards 81 So Silver Door Plate beautifully engraved 81 So
Wedding WATERS Silver Cord &c., at EVERDELLS Premium
Engraving Establishment 32 Broadway Duane
first square above Stewards Marble Store.
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ECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
lv1 Grand and Broome MONDAY JUNE @ every
night during the week-he original CIRsTY'S MrNsTRELS
ceved with such distinguished and upexamped
respectfully that they will their
and nne entertainments every night until further notice
Admission % cenca Doors open T. Concert will
g. Manager and Director. f. p CHRISTY. afternoon
Concert will be given Saturday afternoon Doos open
z, TO commence Rt O'clock.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-oNE OF THE BEST ESTA
- bshed and pleasantly located in the city, doing large
prescription business, will he sold at bargain II offer made
within weeks the proprietor wishes to avail himself
another interest without 5000 cash. undoubed securit w.
need apply. Address Drug STORE at this office
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nOCTOR FAWCETr HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO "A
~ Doy where be all Private D-ea
The obstinate yield bis treatment which on tho
nnnmercuriai system Structures approved
plan. Persons who have injured themselves ndu
gnee apply with certainty Of cure Office 81 Dey
NJ ST EXTRAORDINARY wORK-rO THE MARRIED.
w those contemplating MARRIAGE The married womans
Private Medical Companion by DR. Maurceau Sixth edi.
ton Price 81. This work meeting Wit astounding a
t2O copies have already been disposed OF Every female IA
getting cory whether married unmarried although ID Is m
tended especially tho disclos crcts
which should DO known TO them particularly icfe every
discover tho symptoms and the efficient rune
dics and certain mode Of every casc For % "a
Broadway the Publishing Office, Liberty street. New hi
Al Xeher aud Co.. Chestnut Third ytret Phi-
iephiai Little and Co Abaoy W. H. avis Boston On tha
receipt OF 81 Will e transmitted ty OF po.trrs
all parts OF the United States Al letters must he address
post paid, TO DR. A. NJ HAURICEAU tox liza New Ycr &C.
Office, LIZ Liberty strsst -"
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nR nAIpH. ArT1IoR nr AZ nI.nAcrIc.I ppruAn

L
~ Treatise Sc IS Greenwich street, oice hours 10 II A. ~
~ (Sunday Cscepted who apply In the earlv
will &c surprised AZ die srdy ard little ncouvenenc
attending their II IA chiefly however mf
ed from certain class Of people, otherwise who can pro
Iery appreciate his services In structure its or sc
its advanced staA (frop uuootn
advantages addition TO very extensive practice 10 ha
'cmpaint) he can afford arid easy and radical cure which ne
ground fer stating % obtained from IN
Auerina. =.
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been published in the and complete rascay
resoed to order to sell what believe to be worthless
Canchalag Dr. Townsends admission that this California
plant far better than Saaria be the depot
DR. Townsend has such admon-bu the contrary
before the California plant advertised here fair trial
in of fever and and in diseases the blood and found
it to be, as he believes perfectly worthless.
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LNIREWoRKs, FIREwORKS--THE LARGEST AsSoRf.
mont in tho city and OF the beat quality be had e
established tore ll6 Chatham, Of Orange
eoond door In Orange street All tho goods
sen 10 any part Of the city vicinity Of charge.
r VUITEv
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II IREwoRKs-EvERY DESCRIPTION OF SMALL FIRE
works and Edges large works for exhibition, for sale by
J. w HOLBERTON Is Maiden Lane.
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of Knoxs Rocky Mountain Beavers always nake
ts exclamation. They really beautiful General Cas Mr.
BENTON Mr. Crtenden and other of all parties de
clare that they speak twice well in the open with
KnoXs Summer Beavers Think Of that ye politicians
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DIR. CoRBITT, 10 DUANE STREET

NJ OCbRE, no PAY.-DR, CORBGTT, 10 DUANE STREET
member of the Royal College Of Surgeons London may DO
consulted in treatment of delicate diseases matter how long
You may have get ulcers upon tho body the
pains in the head and bones of The legs
devoted to voncrea diseases DR. c. cure the
worst form Of this disease Recent
NO mercury used Structures cured In
scarcely any rain Constitutional debility Those individually
who have certain oathome habit positively
poste Dr. Johnson's ~
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DR GLOVER is CONSULTED AT HIS OFFICE DURING
- the day and evening those difficult eases
srictsre gce and delicate diseases which have proved
snate too physicians less experience Private 10 h,s
Office through the entry in No. Ann His Extract cora,
cuhebs ETC. ekney prescribed by Physicians msy be ad a.
his IN No 2 Ann.--frice Al hon.
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f.owssY F4lArHs-rrrsnAY sysafvo NM ;

NJ ,DLOs, asToE PLACE GROs JwAY--TUE,DAY svEN-
~ ug June I.-Thr encttaigbeut8 viii
Grand Overture % be ilo.ed bya brilliant dycrtsme called
PAS DIES ANOUHETTES by A. noises flo~ed
by the drama Of the GIANT OF FORGETTING Ginrt
Mons Bhn; Schwarez Walco Princess Mrs Horn. ~
eeeded by national diyergment called PAS HONCROIS,
BY "a Danleusc Yeunoaes TO conclude with the CHINESE
BALABiLE by - Daneuss Vonnoises Tickets
open At o clock Performance commence o'clock
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ID AWARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE MIssrs

y
- sppi River painted three miles Of Canvass being Tho
largest painting in the world the Panorama Building Broad
adjoining Nibos Garden Open evening (sunday
oepted Admission 30 cents children half price, The Psnora
viii commence moving at a o'clock precisely Afternoon
exhibition ON Wednesday and Saturday ut O'clock
TABERNACLE -SErOND GRAND CONCERT OF MR.
MAURICE STRAkOSC Pianist the mperor Of Russia
Thursday Evening" June 10Th lSS assisted by Snoa Valte
lima Signor Viet Sgnor de cgns and Maestro ar
Admittanc 30 cents Tickets be had tho principal
stores Concert at o'clock