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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

NIRs. VAN HOUTE> thankful for the very roerSl
WI patrousge bestowed her psg year, begs 10 To-
form her friends and The pubic that cas- removed her
Shirt Establishment from IS oa msre convenient store -
Ess.snst iuesTy oepcsite where By tho Increased fs
ues Afforded vii be enabled 70 fulfill al orders entrusted
10 Der care win that cspsich, purcIusY and superior
workuAnship which has ohGired Jr her establishment ~
present high reputation. The attention OF gentlemen
particularly solicited Der sly Of Sumner and En-
broidered Shrts highly approved Of together with
choice selection Ct ncy printed hnecs Of the newest de-
signs
N ban extensive assortment OF geniernen's FURNISH
ing Goods Of the ashl0nAble styles % NassaHs
between Fulton src John sts uyZl -4woWIuSTn'
CLOTHING AND TAILORING. Imincass
- Of fashi0D4be ready made clotning, of every
description 90 eOss fom 81 70 SIS, 500 ves3 from
81 10 s., 300 pena from s. to IS To measure eloaHs
eAssneres and vesngs embracing every ming new aod
desrak- frat nate 81 slwtvs gus-arieoc "a single TIA
vii convince ALL - per cent less han house IL MA
ely, for essh 81 treUernber he name sna number
MICHAEL CONWAY,
nyg lms rs Gulton-s;. near Broadway.
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HANGIN6s-Pssrf. so,n0o pcunds, fruua 2.oss trch.s
Eri1e, dfesrl osIss sna cciors or a. n,ulfsr
ss-ns MICA GAUH~ DhkNlGksOt - sauis-st
QAGe, ROPES, ard al si,cs q paper ne-zAss.
kerert nslersA, eoggn aD9 soid h6orsi tsrEis n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

Z r,cved s-r.r "a 4, - lEsrses f0f sac ~
M oAUEY 4 DERaIcksoH, 20 sSae
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EOR sAIE-Cne I'd ozLd Adams Powe' rrssss
y IN good or3er sire - rlasen 2fx57 ineaes
as HOF 20 - snd 81 tsss'f~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

Your Committee have observed that the two
National Conye ntOns Of the past year, held al 81
Icois and Memphis, TO consider this s1olect, were
Unanimous in Their resolutions as 70 the importance
ot his work; but, while they have seemed TO pre-
Ter more southern route q more southern point
- Ssnsrture. than that proposed by Mr. Whitney,
thew have pointed out no means Of executing their
resp, Give pl ans, except by dependence On the
rstoral treasury. This point OF means, IN the
oniouiou OF vour Committee, Is the most important
Il al. Until this question can be settled there 10
no use in considering any other. Your Comnit'ee
have already concluded that the nanonal treasury
,, he held sacred TO other objects, and they can
not End any other route or plan besides Mr..
WhitDeys which promises TO furnish any means
sSeous.e 70 the enterprise, or which Will DO any
,b;rs Considerable toward Il nothing, indeed,
worth reokoning, except by dependence on the
rublic treasury, or public credit. For economy
or thing indeed, within the range Of ieasloiIy,
ard short G. insurmountanie eNPeh9l.uresI"na
vor he the rouse or plan, the road must run through
sroneb Of timbered lands, and OF grounds Prodac-
i've Of other necessary materials, 70 furnish the
est mass Of rude material that viii be required
On ire line Tor the road for settlements Tor towns
snS villages AID for al the objects OF progressive
civilization and il happens that Mr. w htney
oiu, of departure for 200 miles Il the only one that
Will answer this Indispensable purpose. Your
Committee have reason 70 believe that the Govern
-,e-t ifsef with al its means and credit, would
80 pn5er the attempt 10 build this road 90 any
o,hen plan than that Of Mr.. Whitney.
In addition 70 this defect i. Is evident that there
i 10 IT, line bat Mr. Whimeys where the rivers
can he securely bridged. A man who. ike Mr..
Wiitney, depends ca himself for the execution Of
dis tla6. selects practicable route whereas the
respectable persons VINO composed the Consea-
tioIs AZ s, Louis and Memphis, and many others
sousuy respectable who have taken an interest
In hissutject, bet who. nevertheless, probably IN
Ssrstspding very lite Of the practical economy Of
such a work, nsy have honestly pronounced IL Ia
vor Of route s. utterly impraetesble as road
10 the moon and when all the things Necessary 10
be consi6ered in sUch case are brought under
considersicn, the overlooking o. any single one
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c.rp.,..-Wm. neerorty. 1ae WrIn.m
MoNEY Ark EFT.

SArrEDaY, July % Z. Nj
Quotations for stocks little higher oaay and
thsr. more sctivity among the faneies. Govern
nsnt and Stat. stocks in better demand, but
previous prices we're not maintained. At the fret
beard, Parmsrs' Loan advanced per cent Erie Rail
road y Harlem, y; New Haven Railroad, \, from
previous sale Hudson River Railroad IL, do. do.
The receipts at the once OF the Assistant Treasurer
Of thi, port to-day, amounted to s720 I61 10 pay
msnis s2o0ss %; balance s2osols7 1o Interest and
coupons paid sine. the let inst, soo3Ooo.
Coal transported the Reading Railroad, during
N. -ssh ending the 9Th inst Fl ga tons; previously
SEQ o-i tou.-totsl SIS $50 tons. By sehuykal Canal
n 40 tons; previously, T0olo tons-total 2S4Teo
ten, ny Lshsh Canal 81 2ts tons previously, SloSo2
ton,-totsi s4i ISL tons
The receipts 81 the n udsou River Railroad Com pany
on the Sd and eth inst. amounted " between 5000
and 5000 On the 9Th sO1e passengers we're carried
over the road without the slightest accident Thish
without doubt the best gsd railroad in the nited
ktst.s.
The Paterson, n. J.. Savings Bank has declared
dividend Of ave per cent per snnum Fsyshls July l.
The Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company
has declared dividend Of three per cent, payable
the 18th at tn. Office Of the ohie Lie aud Trust Com
rsny.
The C1eveland Mutual Insurance Company has de-
.lsr.d dividend Of tvcnty. Ave cent
The Bank Of Psnasyivsnis has declared q semi
annual dividend of four per cent payable the sth inst,
Tn. PhilsdeIpbit and Reading Rsirosd Company
hss declared diviJspd " 81 per cent, "a the pre-
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Religious Intelligence.

SERMONS
Coliseum, Brosdway-Rev George Storrs, morning.
Union Baptist Church, Twenty second street-Rev.
b. Judd morning.
Presbyterian Church. Thfteenth street-Rev. G. q.
Twelfth street Baptist Chureh-Rev. g. A. Carey
stuyvessnt Institute, Broadway-Rev. t. L. Harris
me rning.
Ere. win Baptist Church, Grand street-Rcv. D. NJ.
Church of Zion, Broadway-Rev. g. 5. snow, morn
Church of the Holy Martyrs, Ludlow stree.-Rev
Mr. Morris, evening.
The Sabbath afternoon service in the oarmine street
Presbyterian church, will be suspended during the
mont OF July and August. There will be preaching
in the evening, the services to commence 1T ~
O'Clock.
The same arrangements have been adopted by the
Seventh Presbyterian Church, (Rev. MI Hstfeld's)
Rev. G. A Howard has accepted unanimou. call
from the Presbyterian Church. Catskil, N. " lately
under the care Of the Rev DIR. Judd.
Rev. IA. Spencer, Of westmoreland N. T., has re-
cciyed a call from the Congregational Church, in
New Hartford Conn. We are not apprised Of Mr. s's
decision.
The Presbytery OF Elyra, at its meeting in Brighton
June is, passed resolution. after deliberate inquiry
into the alleged facts which it based warning
the churches against receiving Rev lothian W Good
ell as minister in good regular standing, member
OF that body.
The congregation ofth Second Presbyterian Church
(Rev. DR.. Smyths), in Charleston have erected a
house OF worship for the Of the oolored portion OF
their gationthsir galleries having become
small to accom- modste the congregation that they de-
sire to assemble with them.
The Rev James Wallace. who has been received by
the Presbytery Of Brszos from the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church has removed to San Anto MO Texas
and commenced laosrs there a missionary.
The Rev. W. NJ Baker has resigned the Pastoral
charge Of the church in Galveston, Texas with the
view Of organizing a church in Austin.
CosvERsoHs TO CArHoLIcIsM.-The Boston Pilot, Of
the 9th instant says The Rev. George Gage, H. A
Of Brazennose toege Oxford has been received iuto
the Catholic Church The conversions Of the Rev
Henry Wibsrorce rector OF East farlegh and OF the
We have also to believe that u celebrated
Trsetarian archdeaeonis about to withdraw from the
establishment correspondent from Paris informs
that in Of the principal churches in that city
six or seven sbjurations of Professionalism by English
converts, have occurred every week since the
Increment Of last winter letter in the Ca'hoco ot
Genoa written from Jerusalem, announces that l5e
families of Armenian schismatics had been cow rted
o. the Catholic religion ut Andsna near Tarsus, in
Asia Minor.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

military AFFARs.-The Brooklyn City Guards, Jas.
L. Oney, Captain had hne time upon their excursion
to Flushing on Monday last. The number OF muskets
out thirty five They started from the Fulton
ferry in the steamboat Island City and arrived the
wharf in Flushing at 10 o'clock. After partaking
refreshments at Hicks Pavilion they proceeded the
target ground The firing was at sixty PAGES. The
first prize gold medal, won by John Benson. 1t
cost $40 The second prize was arded to Lieutenant
EichsrdThorn. After this exercise, the company went
most sumptuous entertainment, at which, aftsr the
substantsls had been cleared toast, and
tment prevailed. The company then proceeded. by in
vitstion to St Thomas Hall whore they received ct
the fair hands OF the young ladies of the Seminary
about three bushels baskets Of bougues which they
brought to Brooklyn at about o'clock, as trophy Of
their conQuests The National Guar ds Captain
city turned out for parade yesterday afternoon They
presented fine and soldierly appearance.
DISTRIBUTION THE 0sHHAs AsYLrM,.--The IL
nance committee, to whom referred the subj Of
the distribution to the Orphan Asylums Of this city
and the amount due them for the year 1850 according
the mum Der OF children between and 10 years and
instructed In such manner as is usual In common
schools shall bear to the whole number OF children
stracted in the schools OF this city reported
in favor Of paying to the Brooklyn orphan Asylum
s1S2 o. the Catholic Orphan Asylum, SAL o.; Total
$32S o. The committee therefore offered resol utons
authorizing warrants to be drawn for the Of
the above amount and directing the balance
to be paid monthly nstsments the above pay
to be made the 1uperinte ndent certify
that the Asyums have Piled with the req uistons
of he Law. Laid on the table for the present
The special committee appointed to investigate tho
charges against hrs Jane Babbt of No IL for alleged
cruelty OF her scholars reported against her
moval and they adopted resolutions 70 that effect.
The report was adopted.
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ferrsd stock of the Company payable and after ths

fered stock Of the Company payable and after ths
10th instant
The Lebigh Zeal and Navigation Company has
given notice that during the present month OF June
the retail prices of prepared Lehigh Goal deliverable
within the paved limits OF the city OF Philadelphis
and districts will be continued follows Via Bro
ken and egg coal at 81 SO per ton of 24O lbs small
egg and stove, 81 u.s. weight guaranteed and the coal
delivered in the best possible condition For the same
period deliveries Of prepared coal by the boat load in
the boat at manifest weight and subject TO the usual
charge for d.murrage, will be made at 80 rs per ton
for broken, egg or stove
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W HAT is III
W lou must buy 10. Bay vhati pray.
he aholisher q washing- day.

WuAT = y.I IL ,I,v,,,,,t, n.,rA.,,t,,,
The aholisher o. washng- day.
But whstisit' Where IL ~ soldf
Go 20 " Tvelvetree, you'll Ne told
The United State. oces and n.tuNsrs The
New Nert Hefpta the New Nork Orphan Asylum she
lort Afyum Tor agts females aud othsr psbc ins,t.-
" ss the editors 81 above period-
Gals, aud go strfyuen and sitssns whose and al
trs.e, may he oe ana thousands o others
and approve my pan and all will 10 be true
That family cir ~sets wash may he pshsd befer.
tr.aa't fer ,x cents, and without rsbhing posrsng
sfrf any nashins ssnpksnt, turpsntine amoni. and
Asi ~ usss The water IN Which The slSihes bsv. been
Washed FER hgpse ssaninr snskan the ter ell
soap uted he sattd. Warranted not W injure s
rs ssh.ste fsbrs Tulnsructons are printed and sen,
W nail received 10 'slsd sneeorf receipt 81 Ms
prise 81 ssH ard tsstimcrisr and sresi Of
vathiss a. TWnLyErsES
Resn Ne ~ Hs~sss o. ~. II.
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INsURANCEs.

~ Co. New Yors. June ., lso-Ne,is. s herssy sivsn
that certificates 81 pro~ issued for ,he 5 9TH
ss s..rung interest, viii 10 raid ~ the hsdsrs thers
,bsr lsa and sfcr Monday the sab day
81 Joiv which time all thereon will
TIE se,h.a.s be ssne.ed on nsym.nt ny srd-v o. De
Beard CHARLES NtWCOhH. Secrstsry.
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Invaluable, and the general reader will Ind it. in
respects as fascinating and interesting work Of
fiction Ia beautifully printed and is for sale at all
he kstoIes
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RAILROADS.

CasDEN s,sD ANBoY RAILROAD LIsEYoRPHff.A-
aseh,s ?. ssy., o.sosd A. ~ s.S h:i, pa. On.
ses sxesTted trou, Fer No. Nsrth liver r~~-rv~
slsss ears, 81; psesnd sfsss sals -
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AMUsEmENTs IN rHILADnLpHIA.

RARNuMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA-P. 7. BAR
- NUN, Irstor and hanager-Henry Sanford Assss-
ant Manager: Festive Week Splendid bills previous TO,
and subaequ.nt 20 the tsh IL July in which
Original aud Popular Company will sppsar On the 4th
x Grand in the Lecture Room for which the
most particular asd brilliant preparations have been made
New svriosites have been addsd Volumes alone could
record the number and stractivsnes OF Barnums see
zion. Admittanee Is Children under 10 l2
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AMUSEEiENIk.

DowERY THEATRE--oBsRRvE rue PRICES
ID Boxes Is Pit l2R No money dena
seats after the admission is paid. fbs ths odest
tak.hed the largest the alest and the best
an. city standing the highest ground and being
rsrneea ty vihdows side IL must catch the slight
est hseYe, matter from what quarter The
meIts will comprise the areat moral tlay
Drurksd, The Fallen One saved which will be acted
every night The fame Of which in Boston and Phads-
ra also throughout the United States has been trumpet
81 by whose veAcy cannot for instant be dou ted
1t has zone for the earse OF Temperance than All the
the world. Strangers visiting the city will have
opportunity Of witness this great moral drama, with
Of nhaing the breath of three thou
where there scarcely means OF escape for
foul a safety OF in OF accident In
Bowery Theatre the of and
large and chance Of persons get
ting bewoered and pabe If finding their way ont in
buy. The height ct the Theatre allowing the
dCnte he placed far beneath tn. roof of the building
which he seorching e the sun have been playing all
day long. T. s. HAMBLlN, Sole Proprietor. Stages
ming all ours Monday evening, July g. will he acted
this Theatre great moral drama Of
TIE nRuNKARD, or The Fallen sayei- Edward Middle
tor, Mr. Moorhous1; Bill DorntOn, Mr.. Wnans Ardent
Renelar hr. Pope; srbbs MT Hamilton sam Evans Mr.
H. Gouldson; Bank Messenger, Miss Denim; Mary Wilson
Mss We-y.s Mrs Wilson, nrs Jordan; Agnes, Miss @
Drunl ard will be acted TUE SEALED sENrENCE-yiotor
layitte Mr. hamilton; Valentine DOuTnay Mr. Pope Capt
La ROueie Grard Mr.. Stevens; Iaurette Miss Wsmyss
Will open to o'clock and the curtain
will rise precisely at half past o'clock.
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THs NAScBKsTKR. N. H., MURpRR.-The court Of
animation, in the Gaze OF Horace Asa, and Henry T.
entwo and G. Clark, for the murder OF Jonas L.
Parker has concluded its lators. Horace wentworth
and G. Clark were discharged The others were com
mtsed to prison .or trial -
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ADVER TlSRMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REV ARDS.

REV ARDS.
C1OO REWARD.-AL LADY WAS LOST OVERHEARD
plOO from the steamer Bay State ON ker passage to
Boston Tuesds evening June Is between and
linen sack and bon Any who
tne the body and give Information to JAS y. WATklNs
Catherine sweet shsll receive the above reward
600 REWARD.-WILL BE PAID FOR THE RICO
p~O Of large black leather travelling bag, taken
value the said bag marked N H. 3. Apply
GIBSON, sToCKwELL co. IS Pearl street. n. Y.
COO REwARD-LosT. ON TIRE I'D INST, A BEAD
p~O pure ontsinipg &23 in bills and S7+ in gold. Tie
finder will receive the Above reward and thanks Of the
by leaving IL with GILBERT ~ Ara street
1--WE DOLLARS .REwARD-roR CARPET BAG.
made Of Brussels, carpet yellow, gresn, red eolors
Aida Friday evening 2Sth % June last.
turning the the bar Of Tsmmany Hail. will receive
the above reward. Also package, containing two pair
pants and one pair boots.
IL vardewaer street and Fulton Market Pocket-book,
containing akcst $50 In bank bills the following
watson hnshs s 500 SIC Sos. SIS
Pnsh Sls7 G; G. Miller Co.. $3.50 u.s. sso, scrip fer
shares Bowy Rank stock payment Of all which sopPet
vi.e.to p. N. GRIFFIN X co, Ferry street
T OsT-oN THE THIRD INST, IN THE O'CLOCK
IL r. N. train from Philadelphia, the 9th,
city coupon Of the United States Stock. No 25 no
Of the Whoever the said check Mr..
EDw wIRTns, Liberty street, New York. will be hbs
rally rewarded.
CToLES-FRoN ON BOARD TBR SWEDISH BRIG
she ih July. Cable sixty fathoms long
about eight inches sreurafsrense suitable reward will
be paid for tn. recovery Of said Cable and detection o. shs
n. r., PUNCH NEINCkE 80 Wall strees.
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OCalifornians.-For sale at q onsidera-
BILE reduction sostone Calm Through Ticket
San Frsreisco, per Cherolss duly and T.nnssee-hs
being nsxpeetedly compelled 20 remain
kses berths in both ships Apply al Ito
street. near Seventh avenue, or - n. wA1BRBCRY.
IS wall street, corner William, third story
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AkIUSE MENTS.

NIRLOs-koNDAY EVENING, JULY a-rHE EN-
IN tertainmenis viii commence with rue ISLAND or
gerb-cad the Great, king Of PharitAle,
hr NSkinson sripee Prerhello Miss kiokinson; Count
Morcko Mr. King Emerald Herr Karl Won NoIet-
pTeteIanihil; Lady Iidelia Aiss Mary Taylor nnss-
hua Mrs. Vernon t. conclude with. first time here,
9 mic sketch, called THE WOMAN HATEh-Baron Raven
spurg, MI lynne Frtaerick, Mr. Reynolds stork Mr..
Ionoyer; Leila Miss kekinsoh. Tickets SIC; Private
Boxes 81. Doors open at quarter past 10 commence At
boClook.
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NJ ATIoNAL THEATRE CHATHAM sTREET-MONDAY

~ evening July - 1870 The entrrt antnents Will oomnea
with Wild OA1 SACK hover Mr. H. A. Perry Sir George
Thunder hr y. 1hompson Harry Thunder Mr. J. G. Dunn
Lacy Amaranth, Miss l.. hestayer Aft.r which SWISS
lhS-Swis Mr. ". y. Chapman; walter Mr. j. C.
butni BurFomaster. Hr. Rose Dame Glib, Miss Hsu
VIE To conclude With THE ARTFUL DODGER-Old
haiGpg Mr. h. Thompson; Artsul Dodeer, Mr.. Nsrrsy
Stehsilvsr Mr.. Seymour EMILY Miss Lesten Boxes 2lc
~, litse' Doors oIen at hafpast T. to commence AZ
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THE TRADE 3.

ITO TRADE SOCIETIES. AND ALL ORGANIZED Bo-
dies Of working that organized fer the purposs
o. and protesting trade notice Is hereby
given, that sonventon will be held at Montgomery Hail.
10 10 Prince street. July Al o'clock afternoon for she
Of forming trades professions All and whom
may respectfully invited 70 end
ps.snstivee 10 with three representatives
pointed by ths Operative Masons Society 70 shs
TRAsIs FLANAGAN. President
Wn- UoeLRTy. Secretary.
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orOo voRrrIT TnAT pr. KTIIISCys CAN snow

IOO tbe greatest In al classes 81 dssse aud the
respectable rciersnee Of patent medcn. sold
The hair has and be renewed after having
been gone thirty together with curing all u
rheumatic Affections old tores tnss of insects cuts and
bruises burns all nervous aad spasmodc Affections sho
oiarrhea, bilious eholie sc Sold arg. bottles At
snd shilhru cash and L. and dollars dover. st Tp
Pearl street e. Ring. John and Rrosd~ay also go and s
between Grand tnd Broome street,. aud 81 all the Druggists
and ssdlers kerch ants generally obtsin u In trade
for their swn foess, or on tomuisson q, 70 ~ taking
dozen boz 81 sross cash, So These prices invar-
,by adhered TO- BBThs Boetor ear Ne eonspited as
Broadway. free 81 oharas
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CBRISTy'S EINSTRELS.- MECHANICS HALL, NO. a72
~ Broadway, between Grand and Broome Mon
July Sth, end night until further notice. The
original and we'll known Chrsys Ethiopian Opera Troupe
the first established and Oldest organized band in tho world
comprising company Of twelve Performers under the d.
reetion Of L. p Chrty Thcyw have the honor Of giving
their original and inimtabe rtsnments nizht
until further notice Admission cents Doors open
Concert will commence at o'clock An afternoon concert
Saturdays. commencing at o'clock Pm.
DARNUM's AMERICAN GUsEUM-P. T. BARNUM'
ID prorrietor; John Greenwood jr, assistant manager
fourth week Of rcopeningtpendid exhibitions aud per-
formane afternoon at S and evening
ing honds july Sh. Engagement OF entirely
The afternoon Entertainments consist Of magic
rloquim h Mr. and the farce Of the DUMB Belle.
The evening performance commencing ~ o'clock will
eunfs of thatsterlng meraand domestic drama Of THE
LRUNKARD Repeated this occasion, after its immense
success, with completely Mr. &. W. Clark
Idw Middleton; Miss Aexins Fisher Mary Mr. IIada-
Bill Dowton Mr. Henkins Cribs; Miss STAN
hoTe Miss Spindle Amongst the eurioses the
Booster Giant the Mammoth Lady the Fairy Queen Queen
Adelside's Carriage, Wax Tableaux. Glass Blowing ks
Admission 20 cents; Children under 10 years 1913
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pARNUMs CHINESE MUSEUM Mg BROADWAY

ID beween Spring and Prince streets \. Barnum pro-
prietnr az manager This large and interesting collection
remains hut short time longer IL is the most magnificent
ssbon Of Chinese hsure eSrosties wonderful speci-
ingenuity &C. from the Celestial Empire. repre-
objects imms diatsy connected with the social nbs
the religious worship the mercantile ,he mechanic
and the sciences o the Chinese 1t is ntrnsi
esy valuable ard beyond description instructive smu.ng
and gratifying Open day and evening, from A. "
til 10 r. NJ Admission % osnts; Children, under years
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Mount Morris, Hariem.-Upon the whole
iss there place attractive for rational
zion either week day or Sunday, thsn Mount Morris.
kothpE eclipse 1t In and place superior
10 in the made vsters The view from
the Observatory embraces space Of the Grsndss maSs
and cannot be squasd by within hs % the
Mr. snd Mrs Van kostrssd possess the charm that
the vistsr cordial and the Harlem trains
bring ever body to OF passed subnity.