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Died.
On Monday June 10th, of consumption, ROBERT
MORTON, in the 57th year of his age

On Monday, June 10th, Of consumption, ROBERT
MORTON, in the 57th year of his age.
The members. friends and acquaintance of the IA
miy respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Tuesday, June 10Th from his late residence North
Bergen, ~ j., at four o'clock without further invita-
ton.
On the 10Th instant, Col. ROBERT LINDSAY TAYLOR.
in the saith year of his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
specially requested to attend the funeral services
Zion Church, corner of Mott and Cross streets,
Tuesday. the goth instant. at o'clock A. NJ.
On Monday morning, the 10th instant after a short
and severe illness, Mrs MARGARET MEAGHEY the wife
of Mr. Henry Meaghey, in the Goth year of her age
Her friends and those Of her uncle Mr.. Peter Sanse
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral her
late residence 81 Washington street, at O'clock in
the afternoon Of Tuesday.
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blow OF In some other man asr thu jur, arr unable 10

blow, OF In seine other man nsr ths Jury are unable 10
detsrninen The general impression that prevailed
was that the deceased fell on his head and thereby
hicted the wound which caused his death 1t was near
the crown Of the head and the artery was cut De-
ceased bled most profusely Much credit Is due to
Capt Magness of the Sixth ward police and constable
Barber for their prompttude in assisting the
In the investigation.
KILLED BY HoRsE.-A little boy named John Dona-
hue was killed Sunday evening by being run over
10y horse in 18th street between LIST and I'd
Boar CAPsIzED Two LIVES Losr.-During the
North River nearly opposite Jersey City ferry and two
persons drowned.
STRUCK ny LIGTNiNG.-During the storm yesterday
afternoon, about four O'clock the upon one of
the spires OF Grace Church. Broadway was struck by
ightnip. ana completely shivered.
\ ar hrok- .ut on Sunday afternoon in the
stable of Mr.. G. \. Decker in Henry, Montgome-
ry street which destroyed, together with yalua-
Mr. Hugh Clark, adjoining also destroyed. 1t is
not known how the fire originated
FIRE AT HoBoKEN FROM LIGHTNING-There were Sc
vera houses burned yesterday afternoon about half
past two O'Clock by being struck by lightning cabi-
net shop struck and the fire was first discovered in
that Two three other houses near by took fire al
most simultaneously, and were destroyed.
lNeuEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday on the
Place Twelfth Avenue, who it appeared, accden-
tally run over by a saddle horse, and died. Yer
diet accordingly. The rider of the horse, who was
going along quickly at the time, escaped and has not
been heard OF since the occurrence which took place
on Sunday
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RAILROAD AcCDENT.-The train of cars from
Boston to Albany, ran off the track near Chatham
Four Corners, on Saturday evening, in crossing a
bridge with short curve. The engine tender and
baggage car passed on, but the passenger cars
swung off and We're dragged some distance, until
they finally brought up agalnt ledge of rocks.
Mr. Henry Van Buren,, who resides in Beaver
street, was standing on the platform, and was
passed over him. and mangled him in shocking
manner He lived about an hour. The Odd Eel
lows of Chatham took charge of him and did
everything that possibly could be done to save his
life, He leaves wife and one child. Mr.. Chas.
Taylor, of this city, had very narrow escape.
Some Of the cars were badly injured, but the other
passengers escaped unhurt.--Albdny Kmicker-
booker, 18th inst.
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New York, June 10


BE it known, that the legislature Of this State about to
the mansion first house south Of the tent and
the point The Governors said
be able State document The most important business which
will before legssurc will be in relation their action
the nomination for President and Vice President As the
State represented of the national
understand his Exceency the Governor recommends
State Convention to make nomination of tho
meeting notice will be given We invite breh
all political parties from sister States with
and have exchange of sentiment The usual parliamentary
will observed-sea will be reserved for reporters and
members of the generally The of the convention
nominate President il anticipated will be lengthy Should
other think send delegates convention
will be in readiness convey them from the City New
York. during the session Proper officers will be in attendance
to who assemble.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pensindestrucbe except by
voencears admitted by all who have used them to be
the best and cheapest pen the world They can be had at
sah Hayden & Co.'S, Albert G. Bagey's improved
Browns pen far superior to the old Brown PEN and Levi
pens reduced prices Gold pens and repaired
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RicheIIeu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens

years does impair the neness hexbty
these PENS and for nothing with them
The Ierpexty Of writing with bad is apparent To
every doubt that those who have not already
supplied themselves will at call on b. Watson Co,
Wall street. and of their magnificent Rcheeus
Gold Pens reponted.
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neo Machines for medical useThe portability beauty and e
ecness of these Instruments have gained them extended
reputation complete and $l2 Full directions
accompany them Sole manufacturer D. Z. MOREHEAD, Md,
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MA ECnhNICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY. BETWEEN
VA Grand aud Brooe strecrS MONDAY JUNE 49, every
night during the week-the original CIRISly NJ sTRKS.
whose concerts during tho past EIGHT MONTHS have
ceived with such distinguished patronage and nad
sess ogt respectfully announce, that they will thos
ORIGINAL and nimitabo entertainments every asi until
thor NOTICE. AdJn,,sion Is open CcuonT
nomnonee ~ ~ Hsuaser and n-eotar q. y OHRISTg BY
request of the heads of several families will
given on Saturday next June 9TH Doors open
n O'clock
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", BROWN STONE SEAL ENGRAvER AND HERALD
Painter removed to 25l Broadway, Of Murray
STREET stairs Seals sgne Rings Pencil Cases &C. engraved
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standing and sound principles Well then those Of friends
who understanding should call friend Young
opposite Office Fulton and Nassau and get
pair French Boots for - 80 Caters other
sell for and ST. Patent Leather Caters and Shoes
equally low. THE DOCTOR.
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NR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise So - Greenwich street. Office hours to u A. NJ
10 L. ~ Sunday eSccpted Those who apply XIV
viii BE- surprised the rapidly and little nconven enco
attending their IL chiefly however, those who have
tocd from certain class OF people, otherwise who
rery appreciate his services In structure from its
its advanced and distressing feom uncou
advantages in addition very extensive practice
ecmpant no afford rapid and radical which, no
ground Tor stating, be obtained from cts
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~ RAND INsTRUMENTAL CONCERT AT ruE TAnEI

GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT AT THE TABER-
nacle wednesday evening June 2-Sccond Grand Insru
mental Concert by the Steyermaiche Musical Company ~
above company beg respectfully their
second Concert to be given the abovenamed
nesday the list which programme the
music selected from the celebrated composers will be-
duced and they hope with the like appreciation
to their former efforts The Programme Of their several Concerts
viii be found the music stores and the door the evening
OF each Concert Tickets 80 Doors open To
nee x o'clock.
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(NASTLE GARDEN-PERFORNAN TO COMMENCE AT
Admission, - eentsManngns Director ar Geo.
Holand-Mr T. Y. Chubb Musical Observation-Disclosures aud
rator Sig Angelo Monte la-Machinery, Mr. H. McNayro.
perties Mr. GbertTuesday evening June GOTH 1873 the
anments will with introductory Medley Overture
After which, the drama Of OLD UNCONSTITUTIONAL Bradshaw
Mr. Nickinson; Joseph Bradshaw Rnh Toby Perch SIR lo
land Dame bradshaw Mrs Vernon. Also for the first this
season MUSICAL OLIO To conclude with the burea of
WATER WlrCHES-Tom Townsend, j. l.. Baker Joe smith,
Mr. Holland; Fanny Spatks. Mrs. Frary
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Summer Food for Enthusiastically the
food for infants particularly troubled with bowel com
pant Heclefs Farna Paatabe we'll nutritious far
superior It peculiarly adapted Tor the
infant weaving. To be had at all the drug stores
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CyPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT THE CITY CIOril.
y ing Warehouse Fulton street. opposite the old North
- Goa frm 81 $40 Fants from 81 e $S yests
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90 600 LBS CITY AMP COUNTRY 10Y CURED ?, TIA HANS
smoked shou ders 20 tub: ch Dairy Butter Just received 90
boxes prime Cheese 80 hh and 30 hkns prime Leaf
% bills Mess Pork City Smoked Beef 30 3tls. Rump
Pork 90 bbls. Mess Beef Fer sale by
CLARK & FISK, 22s Fuiton.st
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- OBBERY OF TUE PRESIDENT OF THE BANK OF

~ Chester CountyA bold and partially successful effort has
been made recently to circulate the stolen of toe Bank
Chester County in the Western Of this State The pubg
again cautioned against receiving Of this Bank Of the issues
prior to 1913 There indications Of similar efforts having been
made in tho northern this this description
coming from those quarters should therefore, regarded with
particular scrutiny There but small number Of the
old Issues now out besides the stolen notes. and al who desire
to the perpetrators of this highhaudd ard daring robbery
brought to Justice will be careful about receiving them. WM
DARLINGTON, President
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RABY JUMPERS PATENTED IN THE UNITED STATES,
- England and France They invaluable assistant to the
mother the children and approved thousands
who have them in and the highest medical authority To be
had Wholesale and retail at the general depot 81 Broadway NJ Y
O. w FUTILE. Patentee.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE PHILADELPHIA-TUEs-
w day evening, June 2h S4 will performed the grand
romantic s.c drama Of the Mr. Richng
of the length the Enchantres other
piece will be acted On Wednesday, benefit Mr.
Canningon, Muscal Director of tho Theatre
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DR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED AT HIS OFFICE DURING
~ the day and evening IN those dhcst and proactcd
eloe and delicate diseases whoh have proved OBJ
for physicians Of ss experience Private entrance TO his
oacc through entry No, Ann His Extract cop,via
estsnyaly preecribed nhysean
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY WoRX-To TIE MARRIED
JVI those optempating marriage The married
Private Medical Companion by IT. A. w. Maurioeau Sixth ed.
ton Price ST. This work meeting with astounding sale
(2iQ copies already been disposed Off Every female
getting copy whether married unmarried although is in
tended especially married. dscoses
which should be known to them particularly Here every female
discover symptoms and the efficient
dies and certain mode Of in every ae I'D
Broadway; the Publishing Once l29 Liberty street. York;
also Zebc and Co.. Chenut Third streets Pla-
delpha Little and Cor Albany W. Davis Boston On the
receipt ST. cory will be transmitted by mail free OF postage
m the United States All letters he addressed
post paid Dr. AN MAURICEAU l22A New York city,
Oficr l2a Liberty street.
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vNABERNACLE-THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT OF MR..
Maurice Strakosoh Pianst q the Emperor Of Russia will
be given Thursday June. Mr.
sisted by eminent vocas Pa tcuas will be given the
Monday papers Adntlance cents Tickets DO at the
principal music
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MO CURE, No PAY.--DR. CORBIrT, 10 DUANE STREET
~ member 6 the Royal College Of surgeons London De
consulted Of delicate Diseases No matter how long
may have ee ulcers the body orn the throat
aud bones Of the legs practice Of fourteen
years. devoted youere diseases, enables DR. G. tho
worst form this disease Recent cured in days.
mercury Structures cured in weeks with
scarcely any pain. Constitutional debility Those individuals
who have INDUCED certain loasoe habit positively 10
health and society Remon ber 10 Duane street. OPP
posiie DIR. Johnsona
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rs. BosrwIcYs INTRODUCTORY TO A POPULAR

4 u n
~ Of Medical Lectures gentlemen. subject Of
vial interest them and 10 the whole community, will
the of Broadway and Grand street.
nected with Broadway House. in Grand s,ree)
nesay evening 2st instant o'clock lie proposes give
fifteen twenty The medical profession students
invited to attend These lectures will be made interesting
and Instructive by exhibition Of the beautiful
executed in this COUNTRY disease Introductory
lecture Free Tickets for the be had at his residence
jo broadway. Price 81 For single lecture which
may DO obtained at the door " fhe future lectures will
take place saturday Of the week. and the evenings
Wednesday and Saturday OF the succeeding weeks until
COURSE is compleed.
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TASONS, STONE CUTTERS AND QUARRYMEN WANT
wi ed the extension of the Harlem Railroad ENQUIRE
Comranys Office City Hail. and the Engineers Office
CrotOn Falls.
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lNuATHAM TiEATRE-SOLE PROPRIETOR AND Lfs-
~ zoe, Mr. II. = ChanfIau-Beueit Mr.
Evening June 9th, win be performed shaksp tasedy
hAMiET-llamlet. Mr. a. A. Adams, Ghost, Mr. HELD: La
cries Mr. ward uorato Mr. Richardson's POonus Mr. Pnrdev:
Gra,etsger Mr. Ierbert Ophca Mrs G. Jones, Queen
iiidreh To conclude with the SPIRIT OF THE WATEkSSir
iiudeband Mr. Held Ondne. Mrs O. Jones' Doors open
l2h< Private Boxes SIS
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NJ EDICAL CARD.-DR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE
WI consulted all forms Of private Diseases with that
which practice Of twentyx years Those
who have suffered from NAL treatment would do well
Dr. Ms claims their confidence See his diploma with the.
signatures Of Sir Ashley Coope Sc in his Office 9o1 Fulton
MO CURE Ne CHARGE.-DR MURPHY. OF 6s GOLD.
~ couAdenay consulted all Of private dis
Recent Of gonorhh1a he IN to days CeasH
tuona debility and mpoency successfully treated by Dr.
No mercury used in mndrance from business One
SO Gold street: fron A. N. 10 l0Ph
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nR. WHEELER, OCULIST, 20 GREENWICH STREET
devoes his exclusive attention TO diseases u the and
thalmo surgery Office hours from A. " TO o'clock p W.
pamphlet containing effected By Dr. Wheeler
be had gatuousy his residence the will
varied TO making application him by letter. post
paid. Artificial eyes inserted and for sale
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Sun SHADES! SUN sHADEs!!-A FIRST RATE AS
- sormen tom 81 TO 81 also Straw Hats kbbons SIX ans
other kinds Of Hosiery Gloves Prints de Iain and every
description Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
black Italian Cravas and Pocket andeches The old stand
li3 Walker street, corner Of Mulberry.
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&OEO PURsE-oENTREyILLE coURsE-rRor

pSOO On Thursday, June I'D, will Off at o'clock, =
NJ contest for the above two mile heats in harness. $50
the second BEST d. Bryan Lady Suffolk; John
Case Lady Moscow The will oavc for the track
half past O'clock and the
JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
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FOR FfcStuent, OenefH THyIOfs VICE
President Willard Fillmore for fine French Boots to JONES
street. where get the best article and fit for
price than any place in the city Office seekers wanting good
boots the White House, will do well to call friend
JONES'
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DR POWELL, oCuLiST, AURIsT, ETC, ATTENDS DAI-
~ ~ diseases Of the Eye Ear his surgery pol Bread
way entrance IA Warren street. just published the second
ao Of Dr. PowePs Treatise the Eye, price 90 which
had his Office; aeo hs premium seacug Eye FounAins
A arso supply Of Artileial Eyes raoontly imnorted.
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Sack and fits well in the back have black
blue. The prices very Owat least the public say
will not reduce the prize plrceit Is really low for good
article The prices follows BLACK Sacks $40 Blue
S2 c. H. CLARKE his mark, ll6 William street.
can't be beat large stock Of ready made lower than any
In tho trade.
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* Il.
- prietor HlroHcooK, hauEgerSpendid performances,
every afternoon at Sh o'clock and every evening
ger mas the pleasure OF announcing
time with the U Minstrel Band and Glee Club who will APP
pear in variety OF Glee Choruses Be- and
evening Also engaged for the first years. Mr.
harrington the well known and extensively popular American
Magician and Venroqust Also engaged the wonderful and
Interesting Lambert Family composed the celebrated Highland
mammoth Boys Giant Baby Wax Scripture Stauary and vare
Apparatus Madame Rockwell the famous Fortune Tes no
privately consulted for . cents hduon the who
including Museum Performances 40, - children
ran years OF iso and old enough to wall zl0n Ia
oneg eaobeY
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Wi EIUDEJN, % BOW EKY-TVESNNN EVFNTNG, JTNE
A 10Th lsiS will be set apart for the Beneht Of Propre
tor land last week but two Of this popular saoon Mr. White
On which occasion variety Of talent will appear
lars see small bills Admission prices usuaParquete Ga
cents Boxes l2 cents Private Boxes rs Performance
to commence at s o'clock
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900 OOn GOOD DOMESTIC PRINCIPE SEGARS
e)UO,VOO from 81 10 So per w. For sale by
SNOWFALL co, ~ Courtlandt street.
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rTHRTY PER CENT PER ANNUM WILL BE PAID FOR
the 5000 for stock in trade
worth 5000 and business clearing $500 per Apply
to John ounshend ESQ., attorney law Nassau street. ~
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ID ABROAD vAIIsEs. FRENCH COFFEE MACHINES.
NEAR siR,-wHlLE ON PARADE ON THE 2,d ULT, MY

'INo GRoCERS-FoR SALE. THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
OF Grocery the best locations Brooklyn
Tho business has been extensively years
The Of sale the business
Apply at 70 Atlantic Brooklyn, 10 Beckman street.
New York.
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RANVhRDS MAMMOTH PANoRAEA Or TIE NIssIS.
- mpp Mvor raintod thres miles OF boul ths
rsee painting In tba world, 5. hs Panorama Buiairg
Hrcad"sy sdonipg oos 6asdn Opsr svy evening f5ar-
dsrs eSoeptede Admission ~ oeHt Children hall rrc The
norhrns VII coiomenos moving alooL precisely After
exhibition "Wednesday Saturday ~ acioak
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NJ IBLO's. ASrOR PLACE, RRcADWAY.--TUESD A Y
~ Evening June Nth-Tho eueitainmens Will commence
with the splendid military Divert ment GALLOP DEi ORA
PEAUX BY ~ Danseuses Yennoe After which the laughabe
comedetta called the NDSOME HUSBAND-M Mr. Wyndharn
Mr. Wacot Henry Fitzhertert Palmer Mrs. Wyndhsm,
Maede Succeeded by second grand advertisements PAS Ro
COCO, by - Danseuses Viennoes After which the Comic
Sketch of THUMPING LEGACl-Jerry Ominous Mr.. Chip
pendae Rosetta Miss Kate Horn To conclude WITH
Ia Amerioa) extraordinary and novel CHINESE BALABIlE
Toketa ~ nta Pertormanee 70 Commence az ocnok
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF A SET OF STEREOTYPE
Plates called Cuckod supposed to have been sold for old lead
type sometime since the LIST Of May Any information rea
tive them will be literally rewarded Address box 1850 lower
Post Office
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WANTED-A SECONDHAND HORIZONTAL STEAM EN-
w gne from Is to Is horse in good order either with
without boilers Address box 53 Albany Post Office, giving
price description.
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LNIRRWoRKS, FIREWORKS--TIIE LARGEST ASSORJ-
in the city, Of the best quality be had at the old
bshed 16 Chatham, of Orange
second door Grunge street All the goods warranted and
- - - = - - = ' - = p r vI1Irrr
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TTNE BLANCHISSEUSE ALLEMANDE GU FRANCHISE
- qu nauait objection daler queques mois
In campagne dams fame partcucr mune dc bonnes
rouverat place Sadresser
bureau du Herald.
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HlsRY =, LEEDS, AucrroNKrR- AssIoEErs SALE

~ REAT SALE OF BROOKLYN LOTS WILL TAKE PLACE
~ at the Merchants Exchange, York on Tuesday next
June 18th at noon by James Cole when tho beautiful Is
lo) Clinton Avenue, and 70 lots Adep street between
Lafayette and Fulton will be bargain II Won ex
anime you will buy Maps ready the q Wall street.
New York AARON CLARK. Rroad Nnv
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ICE CREAMS. WATER AND ORNAMENTAL ICES
L MASTERS Patent Arctic Freezer, Depot l29 Chambers
West Broadway, wholesale and retail These Machines
be operation the Depot 9 Chambers street. daily
from ~ o'clock until the Ice Creams which
cannot be matched in New York OF elsewhere
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RhUMnD" ~ IIIfA Iht"--IIIE StAT EVENING" June ~
VII DO performed ne play IN acts by Sheridan knoSea
called TIE HUNCHBACk-Maser Walter Mr. Geo. Yanden-
hoa Sir Thomas Clifford Mr. Fleming; sodus Lester Lord
Tnsel Mr. shaw Julia, Miss T. Walaok Helen Miss H. Tebn
as de DeuA by Mons Weof aud Miss 10 conclude
with the farce Of MY SISTER KArE-Charies Unit Mr. Day
Frank Morton, Mr. McDouai; Tom Clnn Mr. uadaway-
Miss Kate Morton, Miss Telbin Miss Pemheron Miss Gordon
Emily Constant Mrs Sergeant; Mrs scrubher Mrs Chapman.
Dress circle and parquetc 80 Family circles Gallery
n a TO OF
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BOARD OR TO LET.-A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, HAV.
- ing than they require would be pleased TO take
two three gentlemen, gentleman and his wife, board
with private apartments furnished unirnshed would let
uudsnn
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Nj DRlOU INFORMS THE MERCHANTS IN GENERAL
WI that he has just received Of French Kid Gove
superior quality black. white colored for ladies aud
tcmen very low price for cash. ladies and gentlemen i'm
Rroad
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I NITED STATES NAIL STEAMER HERMANN CRAB
~ win positively leave Pier foot of Clinton
East river for and Bremen Tuesday June 30
10 Passengers will please be board at half past and
send all luggage voyage board tho
sailing marked below No specie taken
Monday 18th inst An experienced board For
apply the Office Of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company
No. 60 broadway,