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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
FROM AN EIINENNLAWYER IN NORTHAMPTON
hliSS ACuUSETTS

NonuAMProv, Feb. 7, Is49
D"ar sr-l have ur Wished to yu that might Civ,
gu an accurate acc0uH of The remarkable cure If my
~ daughter Vi vlolat st u ,crutIla She is now al
nUst three years Of ae IN February as putrd sores NJ
the lips, Ice and lnds, made their appearance, anu
Increased "thrgtll rapidly one Of her eyes also be
am 50 badly llceFdl, that To all appe rance II could
never again b. rcst,Hl This continued six weeks tn
ch Id being most hfrble sight, and The hearts Of h,r
parents almost oker6 Durlug the whole f this period
we usel SARSArAlu.LA IN LARGE QUANTITIES
but the disease MT arrested in the least While tn
disease vas still at t.heiglt happened day To call al
the store Of yQyery gentenuny agent In this place, and
rel lting the manner which child afflicted. III
advised me II make atrial uf your CanClAlagua tuok
mt one bottle angno confidence in il, hut commenced
giving according u suur drcctMS, stopping all other
medicines at once and just five va the swelling visl-
bly, decreased the ucr began l. heal and she improved
rapidly for three weeks, and II Nely great joy ap
nrentiy Curelgss nhn two bottles having boon used
Naming THIS 10 SINE VI our ncTedudIs friends, they
seemed In think that lie must have been effected by
tho use Of the SARSifARlLLA, and it was not easy,
under the clCum.taces ~ ague against that opinion:
BUT NOW Fug THgPROOF. When the child II rear
ID TO be perfectly curA We stopped giving her yonr
same trutiunS mnnag Al the eye and swelling began IL
rtturn We waited fe days IN see il il would amount L.
any thing seraus l. incTeaAtd rapidly as before. We
again cummened givag her your medicine, aud in hve
DAYS the sane Pr0iGf time as before ), she began To
grnw heiter and In uDont two weeks was well again
From mat day his,h child has been perfectly veil
MY father, aaC iU6ges, Of North Adams, Mass, Ply
SiClAN, came 10 seIs with the intnt Of prescribing
loi her bu AS We using your medicine with success,
and lht rli1 mpnvng rapidly, hr did mol condemn 1t,
but eit ha OWG PIE cauun To he used In case your EX
tract iied We hd occasion for II, and anu sure he
VIII no" recommend your medicine IN similar cases.
Ysur Obcdient Servant,
4.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

FROM R. H. WlSsLow, BANKER, Wan street, N NJ, !

New York, sept II. 1919.
10 FRTpINieK A.G,r ESQ. .---... 5.
MY d az Sr-I chess6IIly comply with your request In
acknowledging with aLe,s the benefit which have de-
rived frum the Use NJ % Extract Of Canchalagua," OF
California Plant Ii, ats anon nv system arc evident
and gratifying and Ga induced INC to recommend It's
10 my friends aud am pvased to Assure yoit that IN no
Instance have been M snuoinel in its efficacy. do not
hesitate IN my conhnc II lis remarkable medicinal quail
leS aud 10 state thai beleyr it will be found TO be an
excellent remedy ia n cases of disease Of the liver aid
,"n IN Galmaap affections and also N he pnr,9em
or h ~ ts ned &c That your merit "a 'h9 larauuuo,
WISH oil Yours sincerely,
Il. II. WINsLoW.
,oSs,b eaHphleis Containing Description Of uaornh,
~gethef with ntereg,g information in relation to tne
G1seHALAeuA, lis @,,Eabs efficacy and cures, are CIV.
ES AWAY at the AGESCiES.
9old by G. w sC0fT Agent, Montpelier, Vt. 30'ly'
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G R E AT RIVAL OF
NEW GOODS.

w n have Just opsned new and splendid lot of Fs,d
nnoca9e Dress Silk, Sin and Wool BeraRes Tissues
organdes, Bengines, or Linen Beraees n new as,ic,s
pp ,i husins, Linen aud Cotton, Gnrhams,
broddctoths, CGssimeres, Doe Skins and TssIinqs,
way "ii % ELLIS, WILDE& co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
G. A Y'S
e xtract OF CanollalagUa,
Eaf bet.r Ihan Slrsapari!Il.N

M In curr0betatn q the above, read ihe onncxeI
umniunicattUns, rs
Ionciusire TEimDny and I'r0of P0Sitiu =.
FROM TaEGRAEFNBERG COMPANY.
Sir YOU are aNt ht, thr orig nator VI the Graer
re Conpiny mI have had my AIT, utrn called t. til
iImrrOls Medicine PRESENT u The public patronage /
ave watched with uel interest tbs airHluctun vi III
anchaAgul iniasts country by yuursef; and am r.
us,y that ~ MrdiGs 81 ndS dysGrvedy high you
XtTact shat nyltblg NJ mt. Ip my own rlmty, J.
ave seen IT'S eati4I inaTy ,ticacy in plants which re
Inlre the phmR ARK AJrnU Oh parhelthn Ut the blood
letm your GANCuNAGUA FAR, vERY FAR SUPERIOR To
Wy ASD All NE SABArANlLLA or IHE Day, AND WITH
fhEM ALL AN WILL ACQUAINTED.
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lotals SooZoUU
There has also been issued S463 900 in coupon bonds
OF the loan of 1s4s which is supposed on foreign
account There yet remains to be issued of the loan
of ls4s, S167 ooo which comprises all the disposable
stock under existing laws.
There are some curious movements going on in Har.
lem among the in Wall street Several Of
the largest holders directly connected with the
nagement Of the concern have sold out and others
working off their supplies to affect the
ket price little possible This looks bad, and Is
decidedly wrong The operations Of these individuals
create much excitement and Brighten other holders
When parties intimately acquainted with the affairs Of
any company, and known to be connected with the
management directly indirectly, into the
ke and publicly sell hundreds upon hundreds of shares
Of stock, the inference drawn at is that there
must be something wrong-some screw loose-and
others ediately bring out their stock and let 1t go
at the market price For the purpose Of showing the
operations Of this company during the past six months
compared with those for the period last year
statement Of receipts for each month and the
estimates Of the company for the first six months of
1s49 1t will be by this that there has been great
falling of frsm the estimates:--
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nagers well as bank managers, shout maze 1t q
point toline their pockets rst before looking to
those oftheir constituents
The history Of incorporated companies In this s,rn
try is history Of the most extensive frauds; and il
we could trace the rise and progress of Of the
immense fortunes in the possession Of individuals who
few years since. we're in comparatively moderate
circumstances should find that the possessors laid
the foundation Of their fortunes while in the manage
ment of some incorporated company. The time can.
not be far distant when all the of these men will
be exposed-when we shall get at true and correct
statement Of the affairs of each company; and then we
shall entertain some hope of extrcsng them from the
difficulties now hanging over them
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board OF Supervisors.
Alderman Jamison In the cha

Aldormnn Jamlson IN the chair.
ADJOURNED MrErfSo.-Juy O.-The minutes Of the
last meeting we're read aud approved.
Communt, atoms from the Commissioner Of Jurors IN
relation to the present mode Of summon ing jurors
ordered on file.
Another communication from the Board Of Educa-
tioR. In relation to the to be raised for
school education for the current year referred to the
committee annual taxes
BiHs Of Edward shmnly $50 for cleaning the Marine
Court ON motion Of Alderman Kelly, the bill
referred to the committee county officers.
Simon II Hgr.-The Recorder presented q bill from
s r. HUI for Sis go for services Of the
Sessions for the months Of January, February and
March 1s4s. 10 seems that act Of the Legislature
previously passed declaring that from it's passage
OF the officers Of the court should act crer
withdrawing which, Recorder Scott continued Mir
HUFF crier for three months after the passage Of the
act aud he seeks to charge the public Sis so for
violating act Of the Legislature Referred to the
Comptroller and committee on county officers.
The Board then adjourned
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col N RCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday. July 1-G p AL

The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
At the first board United States 6's 1867, declined
Treasury Notes "a, Indiana SIS =, Farmers Loan a.
Erie Railroad - Harlem a, Reading Railroad a Can
ton Company advanced "a. There were large sales
Of Reading Railroad, and the operations in govern
ment and State stocks were TO a considerable extent.
At the second board, Harlem declined I, per cent,
Reading Railroad q and Erie Railroad a. There
sales OF Hudson River Railroad at decline of 2s per
cent from previous rates The market closed with a
downward tendency.
Money never was more abundant, the rate Of in
terest at more reduced rates Capitalists iud it
ceedingy difficult to loan their money and glad to
get four per cent call Nothing bat the best secu-
rites touched, aad moneyed men rather loan on
government stocks than purchase at present prices
We do not recoect having noticed such general
disposition manifested to avoid fancy stocks No one
appears disposed to touch them.
The receipts at the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer
ments, S2S,s59 rs; advces, $4,000 balance, 81 1o7,-
4Sl 81 interest paid $40 600 From this time forward
the deposits will increase.
The receipts Of the Stonington Railroad Company,
for the msnth of June, 1s49, were S14O37, against
Sl3153 for the same month last year
The following amounts of government stock, on TO-
reign account, issued since the last statement
and to the 9th of July, 1sI9 inclusive: -
OF United SrArEs SrocR
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MAIL OR EUR OP {
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship IIbernia will leave this port tomcr-
r,~ noon, for Halifax and Liverpool.
The Weekly Hraid, printed In French and English
will be published to at o'clock. Its contents
will embrace all the important news Of the week.
Single copies sixpence. The mails viii close at half
past ten o'clock.
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Supreme Court.
srECtAL TERM.
- - A.

Before Judge Edmonds
Jut, e.-.fHsusfus &. y. .3rnOid John X. Crsgp-
IN 81 al i his vas motion for injunction. IL
appeared that the plaintiff formerly proprietor
aud editor Of weekly paper called the Golden Rule;
that he sold his interest In the paper to the defend
ants the latter oovrnanting TO retain hir editor for
year. at a certain salary; the defendants alleged
that he wrote lbellous articles and that they were
PEELED in defence Of their rights. to dismiss
him. His Henor said he would make his order Ss-
turday next. and in the meantime would allow the de-
PENDANTS to publish the paper as usual.
Exfrodifi0a Case.-fn ne Wr-. Nc Observation-Disclosures,
who has been arrested under warrant granted by
OF the police justices charge Of having committed
forgery In Canada. vas brought up this morning by
writ Of haLoas corpus and his discharge claimed two
grounds to Wit that under the Ashburton treaty Il
necessary that the iucipient steps FIR his arrest
should be taken in Canada and that those steps not
having b,en taken the ten tn article Of the treaty
not complied With. and that that ground alone he
vas entitled 20 HE discharge; the other ground was
the iBsufhciency Of the evidence upon which he was
detained. His Honor fesmed to think that the appii-
cation should be made to the United States Courts
NJ last resort The stands for further
sidsratiop.
GENERAL TERM.
Present Justices Jones, fIurlbut and Edwards.
JvL, The court met this morning. and the cause
dhcCarthy vs. Hodges. commenced ON Saturday was
taken up aud the argument occupied the entire day
The following named persons we're sd ntted TO prac
tce as attorneys solicitors aud cOunsclors In all the
courts 81 the State, during the present term Jacob
Amermsu, Lucian Ashly Henry Bednger. James
Bassett, Joseph q u. Brown. Arthur Jones, Samuel
b. Lyon. George Henry sharp James Thorne Jr Chas
Whitehead, Alexander Wilson.
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JuLY John Phstdn rs Carisf Preesfanf Episcopal
Church-Tbis was n suit brought under the lien law
was referred to arbitrator Who reported in favor
of plaintiff The defendants moved to set aside the
report on the ground that the lien papers not in
accordance with lien law. Report OF referee confirmed
with and judgment ordered for plaintiff thereon
.6Nert j. .7nd,rson rs. George w Bets 81 ale. This
yas an app "a from q judges order The court d-
rct.d the he nodiaed far ne to reqsire the
TO pay the costs and to authorse the other
tors who desire IT, to claim q bond " indemnity
and TO make ton 60 change the terms Of the bond
IN the same b. changed as TO carry into effect
more fully the intention Of the court
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Work. which has attracted such wide ed attention
among both physicians aud laymen is desn
complete olution in the method of treating certain die
eases heretofore little understood and wretchedy
mayed by ignorance and preism They deprived
OF their terrors See extract from the Boston Medical Jour-
nal, in another column.
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Father NIathew.-T,

Father Mathew.-Two superior Dagoer-
roype Portraits Of Rev Thsohold Mathew loce full
length the other bust taken by Brady Tuesday Sd
July nst may be seem with other distinguished in
dvidus at his rooms 5 and 2 Broadway of Full
tim
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nBy GOODS PACKING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Of Dry Goods TO California and other distant ports
ntes saving in freight by having their
tery packed The dersgned prepared bales
boxes and ali descriptions Of Dry Goods and
Blankets Fspnes and other bulb goods
Go the shippers Water proof racks
snd carriage and general packing business promptly attend
ed CLENtIAN2s co. Ma. "a B.
Refer 20 nessrs Crinreil Mnturn, 60 Riges B.lo.sh
Coz Lawrence, Trinble, Is Co; 4. C,.tenet = Go
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Pens cold exclusively by savage % FULTON street,
In, aristly FIVE = 9 has an ex
Of ne Geld and silver Watches Of all the
celebrated makers. Watches and Gold Pens repaired.
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Clothes had for s5they consist Of Cloth Coat CASH
Pants, az Fancy Vest Linen, Apa snd Bingham
Coats ren 10 ST. Pants rs cents to 81 Nest - cents 10
81 o. o 50 Suit Store, Of Nassau and Beekman.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST.

LOST.
COX REWARD-LOST, ON TUE STH OF MAY FROM
R~C the ship Ehngham steamer Tarte. box arked
j. Okeefe. Any giving such information lead
to its to George Logan SO South will
g. q above reward.
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RAILROADS.

BANANA RAILROAD: OFFICE OF TIE PANAMA
L Raj road Company, New York July lS9-Ata meet
W. Ludlow elected President, and John L. Stephens
Vice President Francis Spies elected Secretary Tho
and the vacancy hled by the ell elton samuel
Horato Allen was elected Consulting Engineer OF the
share of the capital stock he required paid
the office Of the company No Is Broadway on the first day
Cornelius W. Lawrence fhou y David Thomp.
"; SenS sssrs W. Prosper
THOMAS W;LupLow: President
FRAscIs SpIE Sec, etnry.
&00O0 Of the Mortgage ana Convertible Bonds the Com
Papy; $3.50 600 have been sold per
subject
mai ing together with the formerly SOLD
the Of 81 go of the sSOV authorised by law be
lions for the remaining sum OF 81 7 owing rights
reserved 70 the purchasers of the first
ton rendering what could be contracted
for Notice is therefore hereby given, that after
instant the Board will hold liberty to enter
Of the said remaining said bonds on
the terms and conditions Of the advertisement of the 2t
u the periods for taking and paying for the
for such thereof be engaged before that
period by the holders Of said receipts and such
Themselves Of privilege of thus their
proportions in the said of s7S01 before the
18th instant their rights under ss will be eonsd-
New York July 8, 1si9
OFFICE OF THE AUBURN AND ROCHESTER, X. K
" Co, Cansndaisua 10th June 1874 Semi nnuai d.
has day declared payable the on
the LIST day Of August next Of the net profits of the
oeve their Dividends where their stock registered to
Ct the Bank Of the State Of New YORK; in tho City Of New
and At the once Of the in this place. rhs
Transer Books will be closed for days previous the
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The island Of Tabago. fourteen miles from Panama
bss been fixed upon by Messrs. Rowland AspipvsD,
se the depot for their Pacific steamers
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UrOR SAN FRANCISCO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
70 sail SATURDAY 18th ins,. Passage ony-The remark
ally fast ,ans baltimore clipper built bark Charter j.
Smith. Master can yet Handsomely accommodate few
Cabin Fssei gers in stateroeu, and four Second sabn
Psss gers in house deck For passage apply board
yD. GsoBR, I2o Wall street.
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TO RE LET.

ID OOMS TO LET-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR
IN 1or Chamber suitable ntcmsn, without
board Also bed for gentleman without board
Ia private family, 70 Warren st,eet
INNING ROOMS TO LEI FURNISHED, IN THE BEST
~ Of the city, Wall street. unsurpassed for loca
furniture Of oelersge, fine basement aud
ceokps elegant dining beds, the
rent letting o. s reduced to $3.50 $500 viii purchase
the whole and lease ~ part only paid dUwn App
cation for week. may be made at - Liberty street. from
10 Ito only.
MISERABLE APARTMENTS TO LET At 70 wYCKoFF
- street Broot thin ten minutes walk Of the ferry,
suitable for small family consisting Of Psrlor two
Bedrooms Attic and Basement Enquire on the premises
or A. ~ Nassau street. book store.
rI'O IEr-AT TORDIAM, wESTCHESiER, wfTuIN
" miles Of the City Hall Cottage House and Gsrder,
containing Of the choicest Frutt &c Also large
sone House. with OF land more II wanted lat
within minutes walk Of the Depot Also. for sale,
100 Buliirg Sites the Railroad within three minutes
walk Of the Upper Morrisiana Depot Apply 4g Pearl
orUf r. CORBETT, Jr, fOrdham.
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HOTELS, &c.

DAvILION, GUILFORD P0INT-THIs WELL KNOWN
L seaside resort is for the reception Of
psYy. Persons wishing enjoy the dement's OF air.
bathing and food. will find this pleasant, healthfa
and desirable summer retreat Stages will leave New Ha-
tor Guilfsrd Point on the srrivsl Of tho cars.
GuILroRD, Conn, July 10, Is49. RHUNr.
MANSION HOUSE KEyPORT, NJ-THE sUBsCRI-
Nl Der would inform h friends aud the public gcnsrap
that his splendid Mansion House 10 fitted in
for the reception boarders yters Iarder
and wine cellar In stocked with the best
fords The any ana COOL and enyrt shall he
spared TO render the stay OF guests agreeable No better IA
ces for sea ba,bing be found in the world. The
steamer John Hart leaves The foos Of Chambers
day, at ~ A. NJ and 4 L. NJ
ITO HOTEL KEEPERS AND EATING HOusEs-THg
advertiser wishes to buy second class Hotel or
Eating House or No Rsctory Fer that sut
he will from S0 20 $1,000 cash. and but good
business place will be accepted Those dispoed
will please address " Cash." box Herald Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


liam AND GRAIN BAGS BY HACIIIyERY-ALsO,
Salt hominy Bach wsest shot, sns all bags.
furnished land printed requred) at the shortest notice
BY the Patent Sewing hachnes l6 Plstt street. N B.
Parties furnisius their cloth have their
Of fern size, with promptness and at low
CEMPIE ROBINSON. WHOLESALE COMMISSION
~ and knrwarfns Merrhanta nencia Citx Califnrnia
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MEDICAL.

nR. POWELL, OcULIsT. AI~aIsT, &C, ATTENDS Az
~ usual 10 diseases Of the Eye and Ear st.
where he had pamphlet gratis describing node
Of treating the affections Of tose delicate Also the
Sd edition Of his popular Treatise Price eta
Artificial Ewes inserted.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

PY j. HEGEhAN. AUCTIONEER "WEDNESDAY
~ July llth at 10 o'clock NJ, at the Sales Room.
III Washington street. Brooklyn general variety OF Furn
turethree ply and ether Carpets China Cut Glass Pocket
and Table Cutlery, ke nc elegant Rose wood Piano
" Lmdrman maker; and French Plate Pier Glass will
sold at II o'clock Same day. at o'clock, r. NJ at No 3
Cottage Row. Water Of Fulton Ferry Brooklyn
variety of Furniture.
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Union COURSE-TUESDAY, JULY lOTU.-PURsE
500 two mile heats to saddle John seArdel enters Dr.
gassIs snter' % Lady suffolk O. p%miek
South ferry Brooklyn at and o'clock and
as the sports Grand stand, Sl pavilion and
field, 80 cts. No charge for ladies.
CENTREvILLE COURSE-TROTTING.-W
~ day, July H. at o'clock match $780, mile heats, best
three $50 ID, wagons J. dyke names m
Lady Emma; j. conway names bl &. Stranger.
JOEL CONkLlN, Proprietor.
~ soto the second best mile heats best three
harness free for all troting horses
To close "Wednesday July H. Greene aud Madden by
10 o'clock r. N. Two to start to make
JOEL CONkLIN. Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURsE-TRoTTING.--PUR $50
~ two mile heats in harness, free for horses that
Also, Purse $50 mile heats best three in FIVE. in harness.
free for all hor es that hat Both
purses close saturday July H. by 10 o'clock Three
make field in eaeh-two to start make To
of August j. JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
HUNTING PARK TROTTING CoURsE-GREAT
Sport Anticipated following horses have been
nesday the 18th of July at o'clock r. NJ If the weather
fair, IL not first fair day. viz
ID. Bryant =. m. Lady Suffolk, ofNew York
G. W. Young, g. &. Zachary Taylor Of Philadelphia.
John hcArdsl br. &. Mac of Albany.
Mile heats best three in hve under the saddle These
the three fastest saddle horses in the world aud il
hdeny anticipated that the best time record will be
ADDITIONAL sPoRT-sJoo PURsE.-Ths following
is offered to of Friday the 10Th inst $500
purse free for all rottng horses mile heats beat three in
PH Oh EDW2RD 'i EA Sih Props.U
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AMUsEM ME- Ts.


CHAkFRAUS NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATBAM ST.
EVENING July loth viii be acted The farce Of
taper After which. nsssr- and Walker win appear in
Of e tss WSb ssn qss be by the farce
from TON a%b JERRY IN which xs john sss s and
cude with the farce of the COLLEGE BOY. Doors will
and the curtain rise At quarter OFFS Boxes rs
ball az sTTwFEs
tbS sns xs .as s
organised s42 the oldest company world
The first to harmoniIe Melodies and orgnaors Of the
this city during the past three
susve evidence OF their superior merit ana
at eight o'clock.
RARNUM's AMERICAN NUsEUM-P. T. BARNUx.
Manager and Proprietor; Greenwood Jr Assistant Ma
mayer spendld performances in the afternoon at 3 and
evening az The Lump Of Cold weighing pounds
gagged for this week. sisncr Br, Magician and Ven
I1auis appesrs at eaeh entertainment The farce Of
AsO ENGAGED Mr. Jerry Merryfed, Miss Barton STAN
hope Miss est Mr. Chapman Mr. COPELAND and Mr. Clarke
aeonda an enormous Ratesnake Wax serptSr. stauHry
Admission to the whole Is cents Children under 10 years.
l21a cents
GRAND corlLLoN EXCURSION TO RocKLAND
hammond and Thirteenth street Bulls Ferry, Tetudlum,
barge viii leave foot Of Canal street u ursisy July ish,
ls1y at o'clock, Pm, Hammond, si4 Thirteenth, ss
ROcianS Lake fckets ST. % admit Gentleman aud lady,
to be bad Pages Hudson River Hotel ard board the
mn sGas sa rnk For Sc s Hill F.rs,
GRAND CONCERT OF THE ITALIAN ARTISTS OF
~ the Opera Company, n the Chinese Assembly Rooms,
a Broadway Monday and Tuesday evening the 9Th and
sgnor Core sgnor Noyell. signor sarili aud signor
Mach WI have the honor TO appear Admission 80 cents
FAMILY ueses admitting FOUR ST. Doors open att concert
to commence ats o'clock.