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Pork, LAIRD, Hams.

DURIR led OH of Lemon, Rose and conccn.
Il trsted extract of Vanilla, prepared by DIR. J, X
Holion, for sale by j. STEIN.
April lei, le49. IS
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Brighton Cattle Market,

Ihlusday, Apra I9, 1919.
AT Markct-450 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working
Oxen, 4s Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep, and 1000
Swine.
Beef Cattle-Exira 81; first quality se,75; sec.
ond do. $3.50; third do. Sc.
Working Oxen--ss7 $50, s97 and 500.
Cows and Calves-Dull, at s20 $40, and s27.
Sheep-s275, 50, and $3.50; one lot Sc.
Swine-4d SIC. At retail, sac.
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TO RENT.

VNHE Stone Building opposite the Phoenix
Il House. The building contains large and
spacious Store, Hall, Dwelling, Basement and Gel
lar, and will be rented together separately
G5- Possession given the LIST Of May.
a. DICKINSON.
Bratt'eboro, April H. is4s tfs5
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80 Bushels Herds Grass Seed.
A VERY superior article Also, Northern and
n Western Clover Seed, Just received and for
sale by the subscribers.
+. C. II. & w.P. EAGER
Fayetteville April ls, ls4o. SWISS
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TRUNKS. Yalises. Whips. &C.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT, just received and
n for sale at low prices, opposite the Phoenix
House, by A. WORTHINGTON.
Brattleboro, April 10, ls49. IS
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For Sale Cheap.

A LARGE assortment of Trusses, Abdominal
n Spinal and Dorsal Supporters and Shoulder
Braces all the best instruments now in use, by
r. SPALD1NG.
Braiileboro. April IS, ls49. IS
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"a. H "A II r

Just Received.
blows, Cultivaiors, C. S. Manure Forks, C. s
il Shoyels, and Wilders Hoes.
VA III sS ~-
100 Bbls. superfino Flour, I. l. Salt ST. Ube,
and Rock do by the bag, Dbl. or hid. Mackerel
Salmon, Halibut and Goldfish. 20 Tons Plaster
500 Ashburnham Chairs.
p r. CHANDLER q co
Putney, April %, Is49. 4w3s
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To Palm Leaf Braidcrs.

A NY number of first rate Brailers of No. Palm
n Leaf will find employment and good encour-
agement by making application TO
JOHN A. MERRIFIELD.
wiamsvie, April u, 1919. $50
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CON N RRCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Wedne sday. june &c p.

=,
Stocks little better day, with sales Of the
fances to some extent. At the first board Treasury
Notes went up \ per cent; U o's, 1868, coupon 4;
Reading M. Bonds, "a; Morris Canal, q; Canton Co,
III Harlem, x; Norwich and Worcester, /; Long Island
a. Harlem still continues the fsvorite of the BEARS
and they making desperate efforts to depress the
market price. There more doing, to-day, in some
of our State stocks The commercial and financial
from Europe does not amount to much, and does
not vary materially from that brought by the Niagara
Quotations for cotton and corn had experienced
alteration, and the markets by means active
The weather, throughout England had been fine for
some days. and the growing crops locked unusually
promising The funds, both in London and Paris had
been depressed by the position Of political affairs
the Continent The is highly in
terestng. and particularly important European mat
tiers are rapidly approaching eliminating point and
few weeks must bring things to crisis The debates
in the French Assembly will be found interesting.
At the second board there slight improvement
upon prices current in the morning.
The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day, $40 OH payments $63 las;
advices STA 900; balance. 81 36S, S02 r.
1.-THE receipts Of the Erie Railroad Company for tho
month of May, lS49, 500 Os6 g. against $25O3l
65 for the corresponding month last year, showing
increase of Sal, OBS OF.
The value of certain articles Withdrawn from the
warehouse Of this port to-day, as follows viz: dry
goods, s26e4 glass plates, 1866; rum $25 GIN 81 296
brandy 50 5ss; segars, $685. cinnamon, 1922 porce-
lain, $3.50, pepper, $733; ginger, $751;
The report Of the Cape Cod Branch Railroad CON-
pany states that the capital stock amounts to $500OO0
Of which only about $350oOO has yet been taken.
The Of the road has been about 5000 OO0 There
floating debt of about $4,000 the rest being fund
ed and payable In 1852
The receipts tor tolls all the canals Of the State
for the fourth week of the month Of May in the years
ls43 to 1S49 inclusive and the aggregates received
during each these years. to and including the 3s Of
Nav were as follows
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and be convinced take the medicine and be cured ,o
Dr. BENZ BRAspnErH-D.ar sirOit appears s' to- @e to
be my dp1sy to make you the relieving
with the true principles upon which health
s % Il the
tina, little is genssTsy Known Of the wonderful curative
mum place 6u:
pyns he nov living winss. hs
aged clerk hoa s
hs was o da on the and th osy with M
and Purging, accompanied with excessive in his
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% sS q. ss e e.
without moments delay gave him Of your Life Addi
Pills disease as chesEed se
fissss ses
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healthy looking boy NY little daughter aged
Cholera h Of and Of s aen
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in about hours and changed the character Of
is now at this writing quite we'll Sincerely trusting that
others under like circumstances may do likevise
Civ and County Of Neto York.
Daniel shelley being doth depose and that the
statements in the above this 9th day
Of June lS4e before me, G. S. Woodruff. Mayor. :
Immediately Biandreths Pills swalls We'd they
saving they out Of the system those
@ s To- he
face previously chilled by the GOODNESS Of approaching
death
The Brandreth ills sold with full directions, at Is
cents box at Dr. Brandrehs principal office 2 Broad
4 Bowery and 24l Hudson street. opposite Bro0me
The Life Addition Pills concentration Of the principles
which BrAndreth Pills,
Cholera and in diseases where there difficulty in retain
ing medicine upon the stomach they Of great value
They have been heretofore advertised would
be mentioned only that they referred the
letter They have boon prepared for the last years
Dr. Brandrth for who could take large
the Pills They be only obtained tho United
States, at 2l Broadway.
New York, June Z, 1872 b. BRANDRETH.
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AMEAEmE


" " Ssi AAmsMAL PRO
or .s ss ss
ssass ssss S Clan. Tsss S$s
y ~ss r II: 48ss Z Ai Gsr Nile r.
w:ohs; Girs,.ms nI Lester GssPsra; Mr. nsra,r Erm
Pafquey Cents Family Third Circles. Is cents; Gs
iery. LH cents.
BROADWAY TnEATRE-A cARD..-THE BENs-
@ q sy F. s
ins the Ceca.ion,, combination Of Novelty and
TIA Sdnor Mons and .ms MSapsisr viz hay.
s inS celebrated s.s: AM and d5s%. strength of the
a.a
Dsaa ri.sh huysa: %Is hs sS@s;ts
Aias5pa1: T. scnolads lay time; f.rs. Of the
Hamilton; Simon Slow Ssron Marian ass Hni ''''''''
HfSET 1sss
3D. fEs
joining the various coiilons wsls.es 60 The sovns
pn sns nesa sh' "a
Ggnss band; Ny Richard stospei; vossiist.
Tickets ~ cts Doors open at & Concert to commence at
A MEXICAN MusEuM.-P T. BARNUM, MANAGER
IA and Proprietor; Greenwood jr Assist ant Manager
Splendid the afternoon at So o'clock and
evening at o'clock One week Quaker
Il a ans IN thu %n:y
dian, afternoon and evening in grand
msange Also engage, for another week Whites pc
Puar and talented Ethiopian Mnsre tho best band in the
United States They appear at each Also
engaged Miss Barton Miss Stanhops Miss West Messrs
Chapman Copeland Clark and others The painting OF the
French Revolution Wax Statuary Of the
Siamese Twins, be all hours Madame Rockwell
the Fortune Teller he privately consulted at all hours
Admission 23 cents children under 10 l2l cents
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS-THE
exhibition Of Painting, by artists Of the above school
will be open every day Sundays exceped from I'D o'clock
AN until 10 o'clock at the large room over the hall
Of the Church Of Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring
and Prince Admitance % cents Season Tickets
until 18th Juue inclusive 0 cents Catalogues l2 CENTS
CASTLE GARDEN-TuE SUBSCRIBERS INTENDING
" to give series Of Grand Promenade Concerts the
scale and that adopted by tho cee
brated Julien and Musard in Paris and London
sioa artists Of talent and respecahy who wish to on
guarly authorized agents Aessrs Cortyn and Martini
Barclay street, New York. FRENCH HElSER.
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Receipts Of Produce per Hudson Ricer LINES THIS Day
Hudson River Line-39y bbls -four: 1851 bushsis
corn; bbls. 10 k; % do. lard; q butter.
Old Troy Line--80 bbls -four; 4i55 bushels cornl
46 bbIs ashes; 15S do. cheese.
trifith's Line TIA bbs -four; 500 do pork; 20 do
ashes: ~ do. cheese; % do butter.
Albany and Canal Line-S5S bbls. flour; - bushels
wheat; ia bbls wbiskey; 221 do. cheese,
4. Fish h Co.'S Line--s02 bbls flour; 10 100 bushels
corn; 500 do feed 600 do oats; ~ bales wooi
Chenango Lake Boat Line-zO00 bushels corn; Ii
bbls. whiskey; 1Os boxes cheese
Fckford's LiDe-55O bbs -four; 227 do. beef; So Do.
vhiskey; bales wool; 20 bbs hams.
Futopvile Line--2, 500 bushels corn.
Little Falls and New York Line-l 10 boxes cheessS
~ kegs butter
Rome and New York Lino-2t0) bushels corn
Oswego Transportation Line--l00 bbls -four; 1bIk
bushels ia bbls pork 1853 do lard; 35l de- whs
key; 10 do ashes.
New York, Syracuse and Oswsgo-3ol bbh. pork; los
do lard.
American Transportation Company -ooS bbls. flour,
80 do, pork $50 do lard; 1884 do hams; ~ do ashes.
Syracu,e and Oswego-oS9 bbls. -four; 162 Dc. porks
1sOO bushels feed
Western Lake Boat Line-2,4 400 bushels wheat; 3sss
do corn; 81 bbs ashes.
scbuylers Lins20Oo bushels corn; 37oe do. rye; 10
bbls whiskcy.
Durant Lathrop's Line-9A bbls -four; a,4sl bush
Ella
silliman 4 Gsrdnsr's Lins-2o5 bills lard; 70 Do.
hhn
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City Intelligence.

DRrAuruL AccypEsr On Tuesday evening last, about
O'Clock as Walter OConner of Al Goerck street was
driving his horse and cart through LIST street De-
lancy che horse taking fright away and precipita-
ted him to the ground Que or two OF his ribs were
broken his shoulder blade dslocated and his frac
tured Ia consequence of these injuries the unfortu
nate man is not expected TO live More remains to DO
told. Nancy O'Neil, an Irish woman Of LOT Goerek
street. aged 35 years. aud killed the
spot while she was on her to Hodsen street to sec
her sister Her body was brought to the station house
of the district and the Coroner being sent for In
quest held, and verdict Of accidental death re-
turned.
FATAL Accommodations S o'clock yesterday after.
noon, lsboring man, named Ohm Walsh had his head
dreadfuily crushed and nauged by being struck with
large block ut the foot of Stanton street. where he was
helping discharge load Of timber. Three physi
clans were Immediately attendance at the station
house. where he brought who pronounced his case
hopelt IS. He subsequently carried to the City
Hospital.
quest yesterday at the Aims House yard on the bo-
dies Of two unknown men was found in the East
dressed pilot cloth rock coat blue cloth vest aud
red flannel shirt, brown ceth pants with white stripe,
heavy boots. The other man was found in the river
at pier 80 East River about 40 years OF age-been In
the water 10 IL days brown sack coat, blue
cloth vest Gotten shirt, with linen BOSOM finely plat-
ed undershirt striped satnnett pants, coarse boots
Neither OF the bodies were identified up late hour
last evening. Verdict, death by drowning.
FnE--About 10 O'Clock on Tuesday evening. the
store of Fay Of Sth and 9th street.
was discovered to be on fire. The flames were extin-
gushed with . small Of damage. 1t Is suspect
cd to be the work Of an incendiary
CONSEQUENCES OF FURIOUS DRwIso. -Abeut one o'clock
on Tue,day. a young man named Simmons, in Brook
lyn killed in Beekma street near Chn street He
was driving very fast aud his vehicle came In collision
with another cart driven by man named Barney and
was dashed with such violence TO the earth that he I'M
mediately died.
TEMPERANCE socIETv-The first anniversary meeting
OF the Seventh Ward Tenn Society organised ON
Christian prime Plies held last evening In Rev DR..
Ferries church. Market street The attendance was
numerous and the tendency fthe arguments went to
show that the tempe osem.nt had hitherto only
partially succeeded because was not conducted on
ppr ly Christian principles and IL could be tho
roughly successful till the gospel Of Christ made is
fonEdsf on like any other lhristiAn virtue.
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RHW ARDS,


600 REwARD--LOST ON tbs 9TH INST, IN OR
YEO near Wall street. small brown calf skin Peskst-
Book containing S23 In bank bil and coupons
OF ST zach ak months interest United States stock
payable in Hk the numbered el5 96 996 WI
9 0o2 CO.'S Oo lOs 1879 and payable the first 81
July NEXT also sundry Of no person but
the The Of the has besa stepped
Any finding the BY IL TO the
No 80 Merchants Exchange or to this oco shall be
titled to all the the pocket hoax and questions
asked CHARLES BURIAL,
No. so Merchants Exchange.
II osT-LASTEvENING.I NTHE BOwERY. BETWEEN
~ Broome and Spring Streets pair of Geld Bowed Spec
tsces The finder will receive satisfactory reward, and
the thanks Of the them Squire Broth
ers, 2s2 Bowery, or ut lH Tenth street.
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United States District Court

JUNE civilians fonnd guilty, after which
Bryan and he called up and sentenced to pay q
fne Of So each and to be imprisoned until paid.
Endtctd.-John Caveriy, indicted for an assault with
A dangerous weapon, arrested under bench war
rant, and held to bail In $3.50
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CrncuIr CouRr.-3 ~, 20, 25 rs 30, 80, 81, IS, SO,
SIC, 81. b8, so, 60, 61 62, SO, 81, 90 90 ", Ss
Commos PLEAs-First Part-2l. 3d. 455, Al 40, 81 81,
81, 68, H. rs IS Second parts2 W, 70, 9S l0O l02
l04, l06 10S, ITO, liz, IA ZIG lls l2o. 80
SUPERIOR CouRr-11. 20 ~ %, 81, A. 49, ~, ~. ~,
60 81 So So So g. g. 2o4 &c. TO- II, H. ~, "a S.
81, 80, 81, 02, 90, "a, 50.
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New YORK, june g, l640.-Mr. Editor s-Au
good Christians order keep clear eoososness should
give the Devil his due Having stop few days
Springfield Mass, put at Uncle Jerrys, the Union
house in the country Uneis Terry land 70 Il h ws
Of those geniuse who to heep tavern He
gives his inn with tho facility that
dog pcls boneit natural. By giving this in
seron in universal Herald will render service to
Yours, EPICURIUS.
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Common Council.

BoApp o ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, June o.-Tnis Board
met this evening the purpose Of taking action
the following preamble and resolution which was passed
in the Board Of Aldermen, at their last meettng;-
Whereas, 1t is necessary that the room In which 10
eldthe Court of General Sessions should be csansed
and repare ed rs soon az practicable. therefore
Resolved That for the present the Court OK General
Sessions be held in one of the vacant Ia the
City Hall in accordance with the statute In such cases
made and provided.
The Beard Of Assistants concurred with the Board OF
Aldermen In the passage of this resolution, aud tho
court will therefore, for some tine to come BE- held In
tho City Hall
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Imbeciles and Idiots-Dr. II. y. Wilson.
Principal Of institution fer the and
Of lmbeciles and Idiots will be at the
Thursday and Friday 7th and sth where he can DO
Consulted upon the subject
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He Boot may YOU 81 Is the loweat price al
which boots Of his quality Sold but 60 TO Jon kos
street. he will ae gooa or better, foi
a 90, CATERS shoes In the proportion.
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California Fire Arms, for sa

California Fire Arms, for sale ny Joseph
Hart, Maiden Lane consisting of Hall celebrated u S.
Garbinss Caforna asd other Rises double
and full Of Pistols adapted
Merchants and Cunsniths supplied liberal terms
lew prices.
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News tO-day-F0rty Gases OF Boots, Of the
finest French calf skin, Al 81 50 per pair At sxGovessr
Youngs corner Fulton and Mas streets where bs
found alse variety Of the finest pest Patent
Boots, Shoes and Caters, this city affords
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DR.. II. BOstwlck's Great Work ON the Ma
ture and treatment of certain class diseases qsAro
splendid plates I'd edition Extract from the Boston Medical
- t r may 90 aia Ieariessiy' g DC equal
and far superior to anything of the kind published
this sountry-Pree So Author Of work solitary Vice.
Second edition, platss-Prce ST. For sale
sI SEinger Townsend 222 BroadwayAnd by the Author
504 Broadway.
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Tho receipts thus far this year, show falling of Of
$50 1868 &c. from the largest amount received to the
same date in any previous year.
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Coxxens' West Point HOtel.-West Point,
June 7h % The has the pleasure to inform
eeupsnr. WILLIAM Is. C0Z2EN5
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THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince and the only in
THIS country consists Of great number Of life size Figures
OF Chinese Of ala classes hundred Chinese
Apartnensin Houses Stores snd Vessels Models Of Pago
das Temples and Bridges; Specimens of Chinese Manufas
lures, their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements In
srupents of Music Lanterns &c &c. Open from A. N.
half price,
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nK RALPH, AUTHOR OF TILE PRACTICAL PRI-
IL vate Treatise, &C., ~ Green wch streetOhce hours,
TO IL A. M to9 N. Sundays excepted Thoss who ap-
py early stages will be surprised at the rapidty and
little attending their IL chiefly ho
ever suffered from csrtan class Of people
who properly appreciate his services In structure
It's first ipciont It's advanced and distressing
stages (from advantages and very extensivs
practic he snerd rapid, and radical which,
he grounds for stating, he obtained from
ssvree in America
VlyHE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
paniop BY DR. A NJ Mauricesu. Professor Of Diseases "
Women. Sixth edition. l8mo. 10 Prioe 81. S.WS
copies sold in six months.
Years suffering Of physical anguish msnY
anectonete wife and difficulties the husband
might have been spared thousands would have en-
joyed mpetence Thousands broken health w1us
by timely possession of this work. -. -.
intended especially for the married or those cohssm
plating marriage IL discoscs important secre" Whi"s
should be known TO them particularly - l.. 1890 - o..
To those whose health does rern OF y" " -
niiy, II 10 Of especial I'M por lance 49, u.h.. Ar. -.
Here Also every fenalothe wife, the motner, ING sns
either budding womsnhsod the one IN the decline o.
years In whoa plates an shAese
the symptoms and the most eotent re-
mcdies most certain mooe "' o"ro' ." '0y "
~ ~ 90 Broadway, aud ~ the Publishing once ~
r;,.,,v street n. T.. Little Co, Albany W. payta.
n Paterson. 80 Chcstnut street. Phiiadslphiaj
;.., IA ylor Co.. baltimore; Bouilemst, Mobiles ].
n RnvsceuI New Orleans; J. b. Cubbedgs. Ssvsnnsh.
On The receipt oSti will be transniused BY mAfs
s,o any of the United states An leters
nst be Addressed. post paid to Dr. hasriscau Boz
IxaI New York city. Omcs. Ii Liberty street.
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In the Shade Gentle men who have
leisure under the foliage
Battery Of the Eysisn Fields may and good substitute
genemens Hats their lghtness and to
the head give that COOL comfortable shady sensation
perfectly kind which tried
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AMUSED GE WTS.

e>'|SSSN~~~vNNN
RoWERY THEArRE-THURsDAYEvE JUNE7
- 49 will be repeated the grand equestrian drama
,,.isS NIKE NsRTIS, rlk BOLD ROBES AND HIGH
Ind solomon Do.ts, Moore Bsrnsby Roc. wnans Julius
Hannah, Mrs SUTHERLAND Previous the rama will be
acted the comedy Of SKETCHES IN INDIA-Sir Matthew
sssrsss. sr Gilbert Tom Tape wnans Dick Milton, Stat
Sally sersggs Miss Taylor To conclude with the 90 msdy
ofFORTY AND FIrTY-kr Liliywhite. Mr.. Gilbert
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM ST
I'm 1Thursdsy syenins June ~ will Be- acted GRAND
E ETis Lsp,s Mrs.: IshSrwosd After which THREE
Mr. g. Burte; Charles Meadow Mr. HELD; L,.ey, Miss
shirley Mrs. lsherw00d. To conclude with the nanteal
,Tce Of LAN DSHARKS AND SEAGULLS-Jack Ruda erly,
MI Hell Mr. Stsrehnston. MT Dawes Mrs sampson, Mrs
Chapman. Doors 1T IN; Curtain rises a before g.
Boxes - cents; Pit. l21s cents.
NJ EcAANIcs HALL. No. 472 BRoApWAY, BErwEEN
W Grand andBroome streets-OPEN EVERY EVENING
9oRNG TIE WEEK and every nEhs until further notice.
is4 the oldest ss,abshsd company the werd
present popular style OF Ethiopian whose
inccess in this city during the past three most
usye evidence OF their superior merit and
company consists Of performers, under the direction
81 L. r. Christy Doors It seven; Concert commences
at eight o'clock afternoon Concert Saturday
mencns at three o'clock, p. n.
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The Question arises In the Minds OF Hum
there such continued the celebrated
Carpet establishment No. 80 Boweryl Connoisseurs and
Econon lists sayThere you will find the largest and
beautiful assortment at saving Of rs cent to the
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,uerre0types Strangers and

Piumbe's DaGuerreOtypes Strangers and
others should see particularly they are OF that all
dsguerreotopes alike The difference between Pumbe
pictures and others is well known for
thing about them See them have and judge for
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M EcHANIcg HALL. No. az BROADWAY. BETWEEN
vi Grand and Broome strests.-0PEN EVERY EVENING
TIE WEEK and every night until further notice.
" ANDERBEEK' S ART UNION CONCERT. oNTHURs-


day Evening. June Tth the Chinese Assembly Rooms,
roadwa which grand Piano Fortes
teen hundred will used by the sont
90 iiabists fer this Henry o. Tmm,
Mr. Richard III fin Mr. George oder Miss Kate Condor,
MI Joseph burke the celebrated Nsnst Mr. John A. Kyle,
the accomplished Flutst In addition tho above the o
lowing talented Voclsts have been engaged Madame Lea
~ Mrs Laura A JONES' Mons Leat Miss Agnes Dresler Mr.
w. ID. Comes Mr. Robert Andrews. Tickets. Ten Dollars
sfch emitting holder Of ticket to chance in this
raos used on this occasion. and valued at So each
Every subscriber except the drawing the Piano will
eeye gratis, handsome Musical Annual worth six dollars
and Family Ticket admit laoes and gentleman
TO the Concert Tie drawing will be under the direction of
Committee appointed by the subscribers ew subscription
tickets yet bo had al Vanderbecks Music Wareroom,
i!g Broadway The musical worid respectfully informed
that Vanderbeek sole Agent for Ruck grand and
square Pianos also Agent for the celebrated Boston anos
manufactured by ballet Cumson Allen Professors
tours and those in Of good instrument will pad them
at this establishment factory prices and warranted
stand the test of any climate New Pianos to let made
by Ruck, Hallet Co. Chekering. Sc Fashionable Mu-
nc, Of every description eonsantly for sa all the new
the weather.