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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-22
Our Montreal Correspondence.

MONTREAL, July 10, 1919.
Cholera ~ Cdrada-Ammsroiion Msctins of The
League-Madam Laborde, &c. .
The all absorbing topic Of conversation in every
circle OF life, at present. the ravaees Of the chole
"a. The sudden and frghtful increase Of the past
few days, has brought the very thing which
the local board Of health. in their great wisdom,
thought to prevent, by the non-publishng Of re-
ports, WIS panic. On Monday last, the deaths
were ~, Tuesday 81, and yesterday %; thus
showing wonderful decrease for Wednesday, and
a treble increase for Monday and Tuesday. To-day
the report is much more satisfactory, showing q
further decrease. His Ercellency, the Governor
General, has at last consented to the removal of
part of the garrison. The 7ist regiment have re-
TUNED to their old quarters nj StJohn's c. E., and
the 18th regiment have gone to the Island OF ST.
Helene. The poorer classes, up to the present
time, have mostly suffered, although many OF the
upper individuals of note have likewise fallen VIC
TINS The Intelligence from Quebec concerning
It's ravases there anything but sfactory and
the better classes Of society have mostly suffered
The Hon. Mr.. Chabot, Nj. p. Y. for Quebec. has
died of H. as also his wife. In Toronto we hear IL
has broken out with fearful viruence, aud that il
Is on the increase. The Register gives no tidings
Of It's existing there, 80 that the Deliberations Of
the convention viii not be interrupted by fears Of
its silent but mysterious workings.
The electonstor delegates to represent Montreal
have terminated az feared they would Messrs
Moilati, Gugy, Mack, and Moutgomerie. have been
elected, and principally through the agency OF the
"Britlsh Club" Mr.. Brackus was defeated by a
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.

| The 1rofting befreeW Pelham, LIdy Sutton and
Lady Moseo,o-Editoioi Tramp Markets,&c.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81, l5l9.
The race at the Hunting Park course, yesterday,
under the circumstances, was better attended than
might have been expected. The track was ex-
eeedingly heavy from the repeated showers that had
fallen during the day. and as the attendance was
too small to afford the proprietor of the track any
hope Of profit, after putting up purse of $500, he
desired TO postpone it, but could not get those in
terested in the race to consent. At last the New
Workers, with their usual liberality, made up
purse Of sl00 for him, by taking twenty tickets at
IS each, after which the race was proceeded in
by this time o'clock had arrived, and the horses
started in the midst of heavy shower. Pelham
won the first heat IN I'm. 32is, Lady Moscow and
Lady sutton doing their prettiest to in ahead
In bringing up the ANIMALS for the second heat.
Pelham became obstinate, and would not toe the
mark, and after trying for nearly an hour, he was
ruled out by the Judges, and his competitors started
10 decide which OF the two would be entitled to
the purse The second heat was won by Lady
Moscow, In I'm. 80 Gee.
On the third heat, Lady Sutton was ahead, until
about ten yards from the winning post, when Lady
Moscow made desperate brush and succeeded,
according TO the decision Of the Judges, IN winning
the heat I'm. 3ii sec. The evening had by this
tune closed in, and there was dispute in regard
to THIS heat, which was, however, settled, after
The fourth heat was run by l4mpllght, Lady Mos
COW coming in ahead, in Pm III sec; thus winning
the purse.
A few members Of the editorial corps of the city
started this morning for Germantown, to partake
OF the hospitality OF Major Freas, Of ths eide
gTdph." An omnibus was provided for their con-
reyance, ogt most OF them preferred walking as
lar as the ciiy bounds 10 keep up the character Of
what was got up as 81 g iesrian tour They had
an excuse In ihs unftvcrsble state of the weather
ior riding and all ct the party embraced the oppor
trniiy before proceeding far. As Germantown is
but the first siege In the tour IL il not known how
soon they may be expected to return.
The steamers news has put "A stop to all trans
actions IN the Hour market for to-day, and holders
are advancing their rates. The unfsvorable state
OF the weaiherfo Tor out door bssness has also tended
TO keep other articles quiet. Small sales of grain
have been made at yesterdays quotations.
The following srs tn. sales OF stocks to day 100
Heading ISL; Is Penn. Bank 10; la Nice hsncs
Bank ~ y Union Bank, Tenn 80; 500 u. a. loan o's
OF 1lsA. 5000 Lshgh os COZ: 5000 st Leuis bonds
Ss, 3D. 40 state S. IS; 5000 Reading bonds, e3f;
Penn. r. u 8sL.
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WuITrHALLAsp RUTLAND X RAILROAD stock
Of this road he's been subscribed, and contract
taken by n. 4 q. L. Schuyler OF New York city 10
complete i,rcady for operation In September. fS5O
The road " % miles long snd IL TO cost 5000 600 IL
will be worked by the Saratoga and Washington Com
psny 20 whom " has been leased and with whose line
" connees AT its other terminus " connects with
the Rutland and Burlington railway This will be one
CT the most important Of the roads leading
10 and from Troy when the Hudson River road Is
completed What stretch Of iron track will be present
ed Credit IL due to those gentlemen whose enterprise
has pushed this work fcrward.-Trcy Wig
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BOARDING. &c.


ROARD IN TIE COUNTRY wANrED--tN TuB
- Leg toheod % the city, larss sud good beard
Which liberal price will be given for families
Address A. at this once.
BOARD, FOR LADYOR LADY AND GENTLEMAN,
- IN s~ and very private family, near Csssl Sweet sns
Bresfwhy, who're references required. Address
1ompkinf, Bresdvsy Post Once box ikI
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religious purposes s12JI35 S35asTi s2I5 sjS
These results sho~ that the snnua average
Of the Church for the past ten years has been minis.
ters 81, churches 6s com 271 The annual
svesge increase in pecuniary contributions for the
same time has been S24 sos
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rTHE rtRp1rb wostvs PRIVATE MEDICAL COW
paniou, by Dr. A. Msursesu, rrsfssser 81
" et-es. Sistn estttsn. 1sns. Pri.. 4 "a b

" et-e.. esrtisn. 1sns. Pri.. 4 ~ 81
osPe. ssis in sir msnihs.
fesrs sfsusering physical srs mental s,spiss .. many
an sfectspe vile, ssd the husband
might Nave teen TsTee ths-sasas wsud have
toyed eomretente; Thousands health usuia
have .Bieyes H husdreds In their crave. sesa s
By timely possession 81 this wcrk.
tntended especially for the married those s.nte
pstnr msrfsse az 10 sisclsses Important secrets which
should be Known - them particularly.
nily, " y % especial Importance.
Hcrs, siss, svsry f.rss-the wife. the neither I've
esther hrddns into womsnh.sd or the s-e in tbs desss ~
tsars IN vhem nature esrte plates ppertsnt chsng
ear fsesverthe ssuses symptoms, sss ne u,st snseu
and most eertsin mode efeure IN esnpsnt 70
vkich lsr ser ssuh3eet.
Fer sale ~ 7 Rrsasway srs ~ the Publshins Oee 10
Liberty street, n. " Little Co., Albany; w r. Davis
BOSTON v. Petersen % Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Wisr Taylor Co. Bsl,imore; J. b. Rousseau. New Or
leers; y. n. Cubbeese, ssvanrah.
On the reespt ofsl cory vii Ne transmitted ~ nar
free ~ pos.sge ofthe tnited stste All letters
nnst be addressed post paid 70 Dr.. A. NJ Msurecau por
1f2<ks resh sNy e6ee ~ h,sersy s0ceA
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
NNNNNNNNNNNNNoyNNNNN,NNN
CAPE MAY.-MANSION HOUsE.-1HE MANSION
~ House is large and commodious building handsomely
located commanding view Of the and beautiful
rounding country The large and airy
bic is provided with all the delcscies of the The
steamers Penobscot and w. Pease New York
ladelphia touching at Cape Nay Monday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday evenings, at i've o'clock
HOOPER & LUDLAM
ExCuRsI0Ns TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
~ Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Friday and
sunday The steamer Buffalo will leave Robinson street
o'clock Thirteenth street at SA CanA 81. CAtharne s
Grand Pier No. 3, North River "a A H. Fare Is
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KuLRp BY LIGHTNING On the afternoon of the
1ah pIt Mrs May Barnett eonsort of Robert T..
Barnett, Of Prslrievile, and daughter Of Archer
Blown, Of Lynchburg, Virginia, set out, IN com
daughter Of a friend who was H. After travelling
about two miles, they discovered cloud rising,
and determined to stop at the house of acquain-
tsnce, near by, until the cloud should pass over.
But AT that mon tnt young man rode up and in
to live through the ensuing night. THIS deter
mined Mrs, IL. to 70 on, leaving her niece aud
n,,h,w to follow after the storm abated. About
an hour from the time Of their stopping. the niece
and nephew resumed their journey, and, in about
a mile, they came upon the dead bodies OF their
aunt and the yeunR man, George Wells, formerly
ofAlbermsrle county, Virginia. together with their
horses, lyisg by the road side, all having been
kiled by lightning. Lsnch6u,g tpa) Yirgm,om,
July IA
Ten thousand bushels Of wheat recently recsir-
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nR. CONvRRss INyIGoRArfNG CORDrAL-rHrs
~ The sny ssAseus and Justly celebrated rsmeay for
seminal veal ness mrotsnes sciops whsh
yexne snf ruiness ssd those sad teran Of body
and usd caused ~ Improper habiss youth Th
early velscs Of the laws - usa yse. s.cs ssns
nco pas;fetee him for kvsses~ sossty The
nossesse IN litt. books snt The pills powders
and ether sostrur<, 81 these Yonnf
mes Mleu ~isA RELIEF this cordial ~ eniy
enshsr hepef-r ron u has rsorss " p.r-oss
hsslth and happiness ~ botrie sbstves Tor IS Etpiioit
directions and imptsst remsrt - shs married sud single
seeomreny sseh bottle. Once ~ ~ New
tween lvh and i,h sres where the Dsetr 10 soassIsA
per sssly or W letter post psid ssa the Cordial sbtssd
3 v are . n y Ne ntrr
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MUSIC MENTN.


% and aiidrsn Of The late MT vAcHENMona.y evening
s s%Ssis x.s ''i:
sns pu cap copp n1 LAZY
oses t ~ GRAND Ss SH wild, To
sDab ss s1 TIE Mi
Nay Iecnsy scTxcitsr Mr. Bropssam e John LIMP Mr. q
Holland; Dnbhs. Mr. johnson; Grace Gayove Mrs Mclean
RURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET.-MoN.
snS sa stxss tAIfr Ms.
sss; Ss s ars @
Enr ~ sr SoS S
cusS r1 os,, L1ysssS n MT 9upn D.ans Anna Mrs
my Circle Second Tier Is Boxes sSand
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL TngATRE. CHATHAM ST.
Of VII Ii asS hs
boy s SrS Nh. % s s Ss sss
!hapmsa. 10 be followed by tbe drama Of JOE in Lon.
- Of SSS a: Pse1
esnt cents o p%as ", curtain ais 4 rs
qusrter bsfores o'clock.
CASTLE GARDEN.-sEvENTu WEEK OF THE SUM
oMSnsy s% "as bass
&c. BY Miss g hasrt ME Loyarney and others Second
popular French Operas which Madame and Mons BSrion
Will S @ ans" n
continue tli II o'clock One Of the best bail bands
lection Of Dances The floor under the direction Par
ker. Ileketh 20 cents Doors open ct @ o'clock.
CAsTLE GARDEN-SEvENTH WEEK OF THE TRI-
~ umphanty successful summer Fetes. Tickets % Gents
each Doors open ate Concert to
fkENC OPERA AGAIN-Madame Berton. Mons, Corradi,
and Mons Berton Re- engaged for Three Nights only will
appear each evening in selections from Five
Grand Concert and Summer Ball will al so be given every
night Tickets % Cents.
RARNUhs AMERICAN MUSEUM. t. BARNgN.
Proprietor. Splendid performances aferno at
55 and evening g. The Lump of Gold
pounds and bronght from California by Lieut.. Beae, has
been engaged for another week. Last week Sgnor
be enacted at each entertainment Also engaged
~ Meuyheld Miss Barton, Miss Stanhope Miss West Mr.
Chapman and Mr. Clarke, Tho Albino Ladv Living Orang
Ouang large Living Anaconda. Rattesuake
Nsorptuis Satuary admission to the whole, 25
Children under 10 yeare. l21f cents.
HOBOKE N-OTTO COTTAGE-LAST WEEK OF
Gungls celebrated Band, previous their departure
Monday 3d. Wednesday, 18th, and Friday 9th July
Concert to commence at half past three; free In
case OF Indictment weather the will take place
CHINESE hUSEUM-THE ONLY ONE IN THE
~ United states-Broadway between Spring and Prince
streets Exhibiting the different Glasses aad Gus
toms Religions Arts Sciences
Of Chinese Open from A. NJ, until r. M. Admittance
70 cents children under II. half price.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS $50 BRoADwAY.-A
" Grand Concert II Sacred Music III be given Sunday
Evening July ~ lsi9 by the following celebrated Art
Miss Valentino Signor Bani Sgnor Cubilei Berg
and Mr. Dona. The Stabat Mater Of Rsssini will
organ Harmouium. Conductor-Mr Dons; will pre-
side at the Grand Plane Forte and the Organ
Admission 70 Cents. Doors open ct Concsrt
ats
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rHEMEnoRr TsTENACIOUsOvIMPoRTA
-feiay wien they have direct isre nee % N. peck
e and hence the who has purchased pair ~ hoot
shoes ~ sa.rs there never forrets the 70 sONEss.
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MEDuCAL.

RENE PLANT-CURE FOR DTARRpTA-THE SUR
~ sefer otcre for sale this invaluable plant which may
be used tn imrurity by sdult The
For iu th.sey enquire Of asy respe.ts.ls physisisn
T. DUNLAP, Us Drssdeav
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TIVE STAGE-MR. STEVENS, STAGE MANAGER OF
the Bowery Theatre, and others Of like celebrity have
opened class for Dramatic Instruction. therefore, ladies
and gentlemen DESTROYS OF entering the
can be prepared for the same by practice
largest stage in the Union. Terms and full
he ascertaned by application to Mr. Stevens at his residence
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MIsSEI.IANEOIs.

NNN-~NNNNNN-NN~--S-NNDN NNDNN NNNNNNNNNNNN,N
A OLD ACQrAINrANCE or GENERA N. n. la
msr wishes 20 see i'm and prsys him 70 address note
Bon No 80 New York Post Once stating who're he
he found by Lis friend.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
WANTS.

WANTS.
ENcINERR WANTED, TO co SOUTH, AND TAKE
II charge Of Saw Mill Must understand mailing
repairs Ss Address with references, bsx 25 Post Once
A YOUNG MARRIED NAN. SAXON BY BIRTH
IA thoroughly acquainted with the English, French aud
German Languages and much experienced in business de-
srouf OF KIND OF suitable nent, either
country The Advertiser give nrst
Ference and has be extensively engaged tho
lcy Hardware business in England where he
upwards Of Ave lie oHesen ngust and scholar
quick at accounts writes the hand acquired
trench language during long stsy ct Paris Apply By let
ter. Eox :, X Y. AZ this Office.
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The Late Mrs. Qadisen-A Very Superior
pssussoype Portrasf the late Mrs. hsdson rsl.t Of
President Madison taken by Brady. May last st wash
instsn With nns Of the late President Polk Gen.
Gaines Gen Worth Col Dupssn, &C., As, may DO 1t
his rooms 200 and a7 Broadway Of Fulton street
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4 roNs MAGNETIC POWDERS 70. rue o BsrsUc-
- tics 81 Bedsuss Coekroschss ssd ell other iussc,s
PILE fer s aestr nation o. Rate snd Nice rfsu, poison
40 broadway. Esfsrepess-D. ID. sssard, E~q, Irving
pital.
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SHIPPING

,.>>>>~>>oo>o.,,ss1HH TING, .>c~o.>co.
pAexET FOR nAyRE-sEcoND LINE.-rHs SNIP
L ONEIDA, j. wnlard, master, will all on the ist Il
August Fer i'i s5sS s Agents. wall A.
Fer nAyRE-TnE FRENCH SHIP HARMONIC, CAP
' Apply Si;' III i:S !; Il .:':: '.'. "
ssssSsSs wa sa.f GsFisk eiTy nS
ssss!s sis.: % - Angus. s.:,i e s:s
hi.n.ensr win reach rass.. |, .hs U Fa.ss
f f::: cssis .s .:i:: ' % S s;I::: 81;
q S.ss.s: ..v.l ...I .s.. p.....s - :.s: :s:
Any person Isnlt.hs half n. passage. can
secure ~ '' " '' hoWii i''ss son ;iSs :. s;,
EoR SAN FRANCISCO. cALIrsRNrA.-rs SAIL
~, prss 81 Agsu' The fss .silins No s.rk
nj. y.... 81 WI, r.,i,,1ly ., . .':y.
very rates Per ssisis Or passage. -
- " '' y T:sb. FOWLER, s West street.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO. cALIroRNIA.-ruE suPE-
- rer .sw ship MECHANICS OWN, es tess bsstAs~,
per-, .n r. " :. Xssu w,i h .: s :s M .
sssss .ns on board few more cabin and ,sloos ras.en-
Apply sa. ssp,.s. So-t feet Il rs. street. K R.
FOR CALIFORNIA, TOUCHING AT RIO JANErRo
steamship cHssarE1ks ,s:1 A s'. and ,s;',n,.
msp,y nsla s,,, sSsy
sut dispatched
GO ON the 18th July most fsvorsbis opportunity ia hero
presented syoang the danger Of sickness 90
ON the various overland and
BY sailing yeasi during this sas and gbt winds
f summer. limited number Of pss.snasrs Tor .asb az ths
above ports ~ be taken on application to n =
S r ss Nit 10 yss corner rs:s,:
In which freight will be received sppca.on as
CUR oCEANUs FOR cALIPoRNIA-PAssAs E ONLY
~ This hns vessel. having her sssriy all en- board
viii positively sail from Pier Ne Nsrsh River re Nr.s
Aus9,t a, ussh time psenser- vii pieass he sssrd
Families Ierssns going 70 The Geld Rensns anA this
nost favorable sIpsrtuotty-her cabins all bong
entirely new, and the shp very Net sslsr Ins.disss
arreatcn VIZ 10 fer the ~ bershs
Apply W Y. n. SUTTON. ~ Val street.
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RtsThURhNr TO LIT, BEsT PANT OF THE CITY,
between Maiden lane ana Wall street. door fror-
breadws beds ear he made TIE purchaser live
NEE snd have the whole house the a The cellar
age Basement sookng apartments ans three dining
periss. Apply al a Liberty street Lttr,.n n AID
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Hablneau's Matchiess Baths-Hot, Salt,
and Ere Water Pure Cold Sea Water Baths Of all
Waters Swimming Baths beautifully arranged the foot OF
Desbroses but much lady and gentle
mems occupation At his Baths at the Aston the Irving the
Carlton there not only and luxury combined but
sventful timss
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('uOLERIC-DRh N. W. brown HAsTAKHN AN or
tee corner Of Canal snd broadway Dr. MAR sold sssl
s1d ernhns himself entirely TO e treatment 81 cholera and
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Ne found by bis friend.
DfN1S. rhN1s-F. AURgNs, TUE WELL KNOWN
faru tailor a15s Ann street. has hand sryc sssort
nent Of vell bousht white sni fancy drilling Indian
ana other pants suh which he makes up 20 order in
he best STYLE atfnm 81 10 80 pair Aso, superior black
french d. eshn AND fancy al 80 Geuts In %
Isnis vii save noneyby calling a. i2 Ann street. large
stock o. iant Ccsts and Nes made order and not called
itr, will ie offered below cost.
MoRRIs CANAL AND BANKING conPAvY-No-
Az tcs hereby nvsn that Bsoks Of susscrptisn fer
three honssnd thafs Of preferred fsek Of said Compsny Of
ere hundred dosrs each with dividends Of ten cept
payable semi arnssy authorized BY the supplement tho
thsrter "a sbs Company passed 9Th Fesrunry 1872 Will be
crehed AZ the Oce q said Cempssy Jersey City NON
dsy The Zd Juiy instant ~ ~ ooesk resn Tbs stock
hoders OF he aid Comrasy whose saes sns be standing
% the stock books Of TIE C-mp,ny an TIE lsth 81 JAY i
sant vkss the ssek bosks N the Company will essed)
wbave the exclusive right Of subssrbss said stock for
the hrt three Days from the spesirs ~ said bosk srdsr
ofthe BOARD 81 Directors, y, HARSH,
rre.idest Merits Ca sai and Bsnsiss Co.
. hcVTcxsp, Cashier. pro ten.
Dated Ierssy City gth Jui '. 1870.
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A ChRD.-TBE srBsCRlBER REcs LEAVE TO IN
IA fern Ladies requiring hind Of plain work. shire
msbnE on tshy ln.n IN ali 10 branches hst hey can have
the tame exseutsd IN superior manner and the
moderate terms BY srrlyint r. G., Dover street.
~ B. viii tfreqoid attend At N. residence sf sny lsdy
BY the day or week
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CHINESE AUSEUM-THE ONLY ONE IN THE
United states-Broadway, between Spring and Prince
streets Exhibiting the different Glasses aad GUS
toms Religions Arts and Sciences Of four hundred millions
OF Chinese. Open from A. M until 10 r. M Admittance
% cen ts children under IL, half price.
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Ten thousand bushels ~ wheat recently receir.
ed at burlington, VI from Toledo, Ohio.
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CBiNEsE ASSEMBLY Rooms, S39 BROADWAY
Evening July ~ ls49. by the following celebrated ArtsS
Miss Valentino signor Bailin signor Guibile Berg
ner and Mr.. Dona The Stabat Mater Of Rsssni will
peermsd and several other Pieces will be the
side at the Grand Plane Forte the Organ
Admission 70 Cents Doors at7 Concert commence
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III OB0KE -OTTO C0TTAGE.-LAST WEEK OF
Gungfs celebrated Band previous to their departure
Tor Engand-Grand promenade Concerts 20 performers
Monday Esd, Wednesday 18th, and Friday, 9th of July
Concert to commence at half three; In
Of Indictment weather concert will take place next
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~ LEIGHTON, FIRST PRgstuM sHIRT-NAKER,
W. vh.lssslesn retail No, 10 Park rlsse, New York.
and No Royal street, New Orleans ~ B-Shrts, stand
ing ana "hsksr collars and solar ars sde 70 Measure
Il livery, SALE, AND EXCHANGE STABLE, 10
~ Creshy stretHcrses aud Wagons % et at all hsur.
nio horses kpt by the week day month a. the spscods
and airy stable and enent 10 physicians in the neigh
eorhots o. Bleeeker and Houston street east adwsy
Apply as shove, 70 ". w. KERR.
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umphantly successful Summer Fees. Tickets % Gents
each Doors open at o. Concert to precisely
FRENCH OPERA AGAIN-Madame Berton, Mons, Corrad,
and Mons Berton Re- engaged for Three Nights onlv will
appear each evening in selections from Five French
Grand Concert and Summer Ball will also given every