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sUsDAv, July TO II. n.
DE stock market, during the past week, has been
quiet, and prices have not materially varied from
thess previously current This usually the dulest
season Of the year. Prices generally fail OF during
mid ssnmsr-the result OF holders realizing previous
10 leaving town Thus far, the market has been we'll
maintained and much less anxiety Is exhibited to dis
pose Of stock than i've have observed during greater
activity among operators. The easy money market
and the prospect Of its continuance, has very great
isdsepss upon holders, and enables them to carry
socks without any important saorinss In the way Of
Interest 1t does not however incline others to buy,
have any effect at present In inastns prices 5psou
Ahen appears to have out
The vsus Of dry goods entered at this port for
sunption during the past week was s777 f22 against
sS4o,ss2 for the corresponding week last year.
The operations In Erie bends first and second mort
gage have not been very large lately and prices have
been very well sustained Nearly the whole Of the
fret mortgage bonds have been absorbed for invest
msnt by savings banks and other trust companies,
and by capitalists. IL would be impossible to pur-
chase many Of thsm at anything like present prices
The semi annual interest Of three and half per cent
- payable the first Of September The second mort
gage bonds raIidly going out OF the msrket and
Ne have no doubt that before the lapse Of many
months, they will be those Of the nrst
issss nov. We have very little faith in any
rifles Of the Erie Railroad Company but the FIRST and
second mortgage bonds-an others stand below these;
ssd any money raised by an issue Of income bonds,
ny ether evidence of debt and expended the road
the value and adds to the security Of the
tive classes Of mortgage bonds BY the time the road
10 completed 10 Dunkirk, nearly twenty-five millions
Of dollars will have been expended IT, the whole Of
which is mortgaged to the nrst second class Of
sondholders. These bonds amount to seven millions
Of dollars and they will then be secured by mortgages
property consisting Of more than three times that
sum. There s not railroad in the country. Of any
magnitude, the first class securities Of which
we'll secured as those Of the Erie Railroad
The annexed comparative statement exhibits the
quotations in this market for the principal speoula.
five stocks for each day Of the past week and ut the
close Of the week previous Prices have been very pn
form
ovorAnors TVS rarrorrAL sroers ~ Nrv
YoRH MARKu
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This table will be valuable TO those engaged In ship
ping lumber as II will enable them to Keep check
upon inspectors and collectors.
Accounts from the South and West relative "a the
tobaseo crop Of avery Encouraging character IL
is usual make the fret planting in the early part o.
My In various sections Of Kentucky on the 13th 81
June owing 10 the late spring and the subsequent
esssivs drosght scarcely an acre of plants had bees
set and the delay, u IL stated, even should rss
fall ana the future prove favorable, will pre-
.iude the possibility Of an average prodnet. A
The Pittsburgh srs.csa describes q sample 81 iron
ore recently received from Lake Superior. at sr-
psrsnty pure sxds Of iron and said to srist in in
msnss bodies en- the Lake shore sbounding ia timber
II from &c 10 - per cent pure iron. IL rs worked In
sssnsrise or bleomsries az pig metal and abe bsems
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at in the country west Of that port

The receipts Of Indian in excess Of those
last year Reducing the wheat -four and the falling
of this year compared with last to the lst Of July
was equal TO 56e1sl bbls This gives pretty correct
idea Of the condition Of the West so far a supply
Of breadstufs lie concerned.
The Canal Department has issued the following table
showing the weight Of the different kinds o.
lumber per foot boa.d MEASURE to enable inspectors
and Collectors to arrive at the true weight OF eoeh Md
Of lumber, Of which q cargo is composed (which has
been delivered by weshO after the measurement been
aeeertained:-
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Police Intelligence.

Oksrgs Of False Pretsoces-Oficer Elder arrested on
Saturday evening, a man by the name Of George Hig
inns on a charge of obtaining horse valued at $3.50
nom David w Norris, Of No. ia Laurens street, by
false and fraudulent 1t seems Higgins
applied to Mr. Norris and said he could sell the horse
10 Van Brunt for the required sum- this statement
M Norris believed, and parted with his horse, but
instead Of doing Higgins is accused OF selling the
horse to another person for SIS and did not return
any Of the money thus raised for the horse to Mr.
Norris. The case will be further examined to-day
before Justice Osborn.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

brooklyn MUsEUM-CORNER OF FULTON AND
Orange sreets-Proprietors Mesrs. Chanftau Burke
Director Of Amussments Mr. G. Burke.-Ths Museum will
be open every evening at half pact seven o'clock with
choice collection ties The lecture
ed for the nrst time in this city, Nhe strictly moral drama
ward hddston. Mr. u. p Bowers Bill Dorutsn. Yankes)
Mr. G. Burke Mary wilson, Mrs Bowers To conclude with
Jefferson; LlvrA Mrs. jefferson. Admission Is cents.
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AmUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNuMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA-P. r. BAR
- NUN, Proprietor and hansgerEenry Sanford, Assist
ant Manager Festive Week SPLENDID bills previous 70
Original and Popular Company will appear On .hs 4sh.
Six Grand the Lecture Room for which the
and brill have been made
New s~rosites have been added. yolumss alone osud
record the number and atactveness Of barnums eoneo
sion Admittsnee Is Children under 10 years, i2S eta
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splendid monument has been erected at Frank
fort Ky the memory Of her citizens who fell in the
with Mexico 1t is the work OF New York sculp-
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FOR SALE AND no LET.

goAP FACTORY TO LET-srTEATE IN THE RKAR
" Of Nos 1 20 and ,42 Cherry street. With hrtups
Pete C.pacty Of the pans 70 make ~0 lbs soap s.oh
cehns Possession uven Immediately. For further
pculsrs irauirs % r. " rAY. 22x and 2es Cherry
ROCkAwAY CARRIAGE, NEARLY NEW. IN GOOD
order, for single double team viii ne cold sheap
Isdiums livery stable, Is Fourth avenus at
1.-Two ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURN-
~ sma private family TO single gen temen
-, nsvhs IN Broorne street, Broad
wy for PARTICULARS srpiy 70 p. r., Herald oaes
I've LEr-Rooss, FURNISHED OR UsruRsrsuwn
20. cr snse Fentiesn. desirable
uation Tor SKINNER or Water r-sidenc~ Arrv a, "a
wsy. between Eighth s.d Ninth str~~ss IVY
EuHNlsnID EOohs 70 LET WITH BATH ROOM
vats family ard 10 the t-st ioeseu Ia ths eit, ~
examined. in4uire ~ so Brssdvav s,e a..
Frs-kln street VIII let 10 single Es-tirrssn sny
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ASSURANCES.

nFrrCE OF MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE.
" Co, New rork, June ~, ied0-Nsse 10 hsrshy sven.
that the serubssss 81 rrees Issued for e year ls -hh
the sssrutos interest. will Ne paid " the hsdsy srscf
their legal spa after Hosdsy the sA asv
Of July which time all interest shsrson VIII c~~se.
the eernsates be cancelled ~ order ~ the
Beard. CHARfrs kkWCOhb. Secretary.
\ I'VE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIE
IL Assurases Society, Lssdes snd New Ysrk-Capi.aI
$4,000 surplps fund s<l7fpe. large X, "A
Invested IN Esv rsrk In he nanes Of hsr American rrus-
United Plates LEGAL BesrdAss~s Directors 70, yrIys-
Ishs = Palmer. Samuel a Hovissd, vs. vss Hoek T.s-
Csinsrnis Hshs tsssn favc~hs ,sr~s, 81 nodersts
% prsUiu IN. -
j. LrArDna svARR. o...r.l as..s
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GRAND EXHIBIrIoN OF rnr WoNnIprnI nm.

EKAND EXHIBITION OF Tue WONDERFUL RE-
~ mngten Bridge at b94 BroRdway neat door TO NibIoa
GardenThis celebrated Magic Bridge has been OK
hotsa IN Europe or We last Tour yes by the archtsss,
sudng Of the scientific and civil epgnssrs q England
France and Germany and pronounced grsatssS
neshepieAl Wonder Of the Age The Of the bridge la
200 feet made Of common pine with four strngsr only
sustain the enormous weight Of 1900 pounds showing
strength of wood hitherto unknown This exhibition will
highly attractive TO those who have taste for meoh
meal science and the Bridge the glorious triumph OF Ame
risan genius should be by ALL Open from o'clock A.
N, to 10 o'clock. T.. NJ. Admission % cents.
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CREcORYs UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA
OEtrr~s.-1h. sus.erit.r ssnotuss 70 forward an Es
rrefs in shaIre els tpeets nesserf- BY svry steamer
lssvirs San risnsisso tcs Psn.~a ~h lsis r~r.sls,
rseksss T.cie snd El4 dust for 81 81 the unitsd
tst.s Geld snd son forwarded snd ins.red thrsurh
tsr policies % frsursrse from New YORK omcss sovsrins
rich. frsm tire Fl skpmsnt until srrivd IN Nsr
Ysrt Drafts on New York 10 srneur ~ suit furnished
at the prinspsl stsss san Franesso ard seAre
Crv. yOsEpH W GREGORY
Carrie fsint, Eaa rr~~~s-ee.
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CASTLE GARDEN-FIRsT GRAND PERFORMANCE

CASTLE GARDEN.-FIRsT GRAND PERFORMANCE
Of the Havana Italian Opera Company. under tho aireo
sh he performed Bepis grand opera Of FoRMA-Norma,
Sgnorina b. Sefanoni; Adagisa Signorisa COsni; Clo
ulds sga L. Beilin Pollione Sig vetti; Fiavio Sig.
Badsl oroy.so, Sig Msrini with grand chorus and
me opsrA signor g. Bottesni Leader Of the 0rchsstra
sgnor l. hrdl Between the acts Of the Spanish
dance by signora NJ Gone and Signor Patto Tickets Of
admission, 80 cents. To commence at & O'clock,
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RAILROADS.

CAsDIS AND AHBoY RALRoAp LINE roaYHn.A-
tsEh,s st ssv.r e.elcsh M snd bali. rs.t 90.
esioet, " ~ By ste~rbost JOHN PsrTRR daily, fann-
days resrtsf frc- pier We. Nersh rivsv Fs-.1r-x
class ears. IN sescn6 shss $50 a
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NJ ATIoNAL THEATRE CUATU. NsTpruT-ueNnAy

evening July 1850 the entertainments viii
with WILD OATS-JAek Rover Mr. A. Perry Sir George
Thunder Mr. ThomPssn; Harry Thunder Mr.. c. Dunni
Lady Amarsnth, Miss T. hestayer. After which SWISS
sWAlNs-swis Mr.. W. b. Chapman walter, Mr., J. c.
Dunn Burgomsster. Mr.. Rose Dame Glib, Miss Hauton-
Harding, Mr. Z. Thompson; Artfu Dodger Mr.. Ysrrsyy
Quicksilver Mr. Seymour Emily Miss Lesten Boxes 25e;
PIT, l2kc Doors open At half past T. to commence at
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AMUsE MENTl.

NIRLos-NONDAY EVENING, JULY a-rHB IN-
~ ,srtsinments viii sommsnee with rHs ISLAND or
ykWELS-Ggingerb-eadt the Great, King Of Pharitalap
M Prince Pretphsio Miss Niokinson Count
hsrieks M Gonover King Emsr AID Herr Karl Won Yoxss
prettrisnih Lady Fidelis, Miss Mary Taylor; nnssl-
Ina hrs Vernon: To sonsuss WITH ars, time here. .
puIg, MI lynne Frederick, Mr.. Rsynoids; stork, Mr.
1onovsI Leila, Miss kiekinson. Tickets. DOe. Private
Y o'clock :
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said BY those interested be delivered In Pitts
burgh at $40 per ton These which have been brought
are rsssh and sneoutbly made but the iron is Of No
quality. The workmsn employed convert the ore into
blooms for 50 per tonths materials bsiay furnished
thsn. II this be So and account be from reliable
source, there lie another revolution promised IN the
iron business Of this country aud the world"
The Comptroller Of this State has in pursuance Of
act providing for final distribution of the funds held
by him belonging to the creditors Of nsovent banks
and bankers given the annexed notice to holders Of
circulating notes.
REpxMYrIoKs OF CRcyLAIiKo EorEs OF IssoLvxEr
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NV rretArD LIVE STOCK IssuRArcs coH-
rrTs.: s.'rs...y. A Mv.rA.. rrYss..s Ass VIVA '.
ss..s.rt AIJtssue,s received - AGseu oaes, Y
srvs sS d, t f.sr,..sssstt.a k,kSYA' : 49,.
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rhe Rayares of the Cholera at Cincinnati.


The reports furnished to the city clerk, under the
ordinance for the past week up to this afternoon
shsv that the total number Of deaths were 1877, OF
which ll9 were cholera and the reports not
1un as they should be.
The Board Of Health met this afternoon, and re-
ported ss deaths during the past "A hours, of which
Is were of cholera.
A severe fire is now raging in Peter Wright Sons
china warehouse, Market street above Fifth Much
dan age il threatened.
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MUSICAL.

ITO BE SODA NEW PIANO, Ga OCTAVE. MADE
BY Iindeman. SO Franklin New York. who will
give all information regarding the quality the Lstru
men which has light apparatus attached and will be sold
reason able. For particulars inquire Of
JANIS s. hAGNUs, 1o4S Fulton street. N. Y.
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DARHUNs CHINESE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY

ID between Spring and FRINGE streets. r. Barnum
prietor ad This large and terestns collection
remains but short time snger 1t s the magnificent
exhibition Of Chinese hgurss cvroses wonderful spsc
of ingenuity, from the Celestial pre- 1t
objects Immediately connected with the social habits
the religious worship the mercant customs the mechanic
operations and the sciences of the Chinese 1t is intrinsic
ealy valuable and beyond amusing.
and gratifying Open day and evening, from A. n.
n 10 p n Admission CENTS Children years,
cents.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUM.

ID Proprstori John Greenwood; jr assistant manager
fourth week Of rs-openpg-spendid exhibitions aud
ing Monday July sh Engagement Of
The afternoon of aud
roquism BY Mr. HARRINGTON and the farce Of the Dumb Belle
The evening performance commencing at "a o'clock will
DkUNKARD. Repeated this occasion after its immense
success with completely east. Mr.. Z. W. Clark,
Edw. Middleton; Mics AeIns Fisher Mary Mr.. Hada
way as B powton MI Henkins, as Cribbs Miss stan
hope Miss Spindle Amonss the euriositie the
Heoser Giant the Mammoth Lady the Fairy Queen Queen
Adelndes Carriage, Wax TableauI, Glass Blowing &C.
Admission IS cents: Children under 10 years l2 cents
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EXCURSIONS.

INCLUSION TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,
II creep, saturday-1hs steamer Buffalo will leave Canal
street 81 oclock; Grand, ~ catherine ~ pier No
n r. sA ~, returning bybp N. Ehis estflon land will
hs on board dinner and refreshment provided NBne
Bufals will extend the trip the 9th Of July the
lieht chip. Fars. q eents each way.
NV YORK AND FLUsH1NG.-FAREl 2h GENIE
~ The and con modfous steamer ISLAND CITY,
leaves Peek slip New YORK. daily (sundays eseepted)
A. NJ and NJ Returning. leaves Flashing at ~ A. n.
sndS Persons DESTROYS % making excursion shout
New rort cannot than embrace this cpporuny
The extensive surssrss and gardens their psree
zion Of hovers and the gentemasy propretors always
happy 70 receive vstes Stages for Great and Little Neck
Rep an hanhasset in eonnsetion with this boat at
reduced fares.
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Couraud's italian Medicated Soap will
pmpss freekes sAllownsss ko Poudrs Subtitle
s srsdiestisg supervisors hair from part Of the
body Liquid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lilly White
cheeks re- 81 street. hsst store from act
hi Broadway Caiisnder ~ south Third street. PhAdslph
Bates d Co.. 12e Washington street. Bostsn.
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Harrison and Holmes, Improved Daylight
Painss Gasrsins has made one DasusTr:otyp; ~ his
T.. Aston H. and II have ii up tn: Whole country WITH
mpnsS.d dsy 80 sGRas
Notice The Members Of the late Butch
Melting AociatiOn requested to attend meeting
h on fn Ss s and 20
report from the committee appointed to prosecute the
% suit against EosGE
passenger. who and Shoes, CATER
ni the shsape. Bcet shoes and Caters in ths city Al
sssrsandt, under the Merchants Hotel THE DOCTOR
G.B. Clarke charges sIs for a French Cloth
ps se F,ss 70 'T
proportion: Summer ready made Clothing very low, OF
iis william street.
To Californians.-For sale at a considers
BE from 'Voss . Tue Cabin sGEsn T:s. tss
swnsI es1. upssPeetsdy compelled y smrn ark Sc
IS wall street corner william, third story.
Kotice.-James j. Tapseott begs to Inform
his Csmphips and Alcohol customers and h' public In gen
& IN in his re-. % Tsre uppyns them q.
sssa Al orders will Be :.ss1..d Win the same me
ss isl s. o'nphn' and Alcohol apparatus '''' " 'A
Green Turtle soup.-A Fine Green Turtle
win served up a. .'clooh th. day at Wsod.er.a;
preside ., the bar, in his usual style.
Ladies' Going &c the Springs, Niagara Falls,
Newport and other fashiosabs find at j. B.
s,'. bot. . a! s iD5
French kid slippers also white and black satin slippers
CATER boots for balls together with large
Of Misses and Children gater boots
aad shoes Of all and prices Every article Of my
J. B. MILLER, ia Canal street.
DR.. James w. Powell, DC list, Aurist, Sc.
% s ss.oS% ss.
whore be lad his popular Treatise the
Eye edition. price 30 also, his SELF acting Eye and
KsS Fountains. Artificial Eyes inherited
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Genuine Liquid
Hair Dye only be procured at the nanufsetory. all
ny various diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed
bad color from the Of the imitation dyes can have
corrected By calling as sbsvs. Copy the address.
WAgs and Toupees.-Another Medal has
awarded wn Baohsor for the best Wigs asd Tou
The publi- vod 10 inspect HIS style for 1858
- BArCHfLoRs celebrated Wig Factory Wall street
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, To Color the
Hair whiskes the nement 1t applied without isluJ
disturbing the color and has bad edor applied
SOLD at PHAL0Ns lU Broaaw.y and by rawcett south
est Of Chestnut and Fifth strests PhiladpA
Geuraud's italian Medicated Soap will
pmplss freekes saownsss no. Poudrs Subtitle
Or Graduating supsrnuous hair from part Of the
body Liquid Rouge for pale ps and cheeks Lilly White
for red cheeks k Walker street. hsst store from aot
Broadway Calender, ~ south Third street. Philadslphia
Aaas 10 abtngta strs tan
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Prom Washington.

su vxcIAL TELEGRAPHIc DESPATCH
wAsHrrsroS, July 7, 1850.
TAs vote Of hsssrs Stephens and roombs' OF deo'ss
10 the President creates much astonishment,
Bat they openly declare upon Old Zask hence
1srward.
An exciting struggle is expected tomorrow to save
NE PRESIDENT
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PIERcE's ntNsTEELs. AT TUE OLYMPIC, UNDER

the direction Of the great original PompeyThis beau
tfu Establishment has bees recently RENTED and ventilated
for the and il the comfortable
resort OF public in the city The
that has favored this nimtnhle Band Of Ethiopian
performers has stamped them being the pus stra q
barmonists Admission Is cents Doors open ct Y;
at o'clock M Afternoon Concert Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Doors at 2; concert at o'clock.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Jury NOTICE.-oTTICE OF THE eoNNssIoNRRor
Jurors, No. g. City Hall, June 25th, lS0-Notee 10
hereby given 70 All persons exempt from Jury Duty VIZ
hsve not regsered their this once 20 appear ana
show their grounds % the OF such
rstrs,on, before the sth day o. July They will
thus avoid being - the rfomasce o jury Duty
WIN. A. WALKER. Commissioner Of Jurors.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il Yort-City and County ofNew Ycrk-Thcms Dusensu,,
against Edward Hsilbuh. Summons for money demand
on contract ICON. not ser.D To Edward Helbuth.fou
are hereby and required TO answer NE ompsn
w this acon which fled in the oice 81 the Csrk OF
the City and County New York at the City Hall Of ne
said city, this day sud 70 OF answer 70 the
tsd complaint the subscriber at bic ONCE No is CITY
He'll Place In the city Of New York within twenty days AZ
ter the service ~ this exclusive OF th day
efsueh services and fail TO answer the said eompsni
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action vii
take udFnent against for the hundred ana
twenty-five dollars and seventy with interest one
hundred and steven dollars aud thrtyhve cents hereo
from the 9Th day Of Arr thousand eight hundred and
y and hundred aud eleven s0lars and thrtyhve
sent Thereof from the 5h day Of MAY thouans eight
hundsd and hfy besides the costs o. this seton Dated
June 18th, 1850. THOMAS WARNER
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~ Nieol Of the frms Of hcNieoi Co. 90 rsnwek street.
Liverpool and Wall street New York bess 10 acquant his
trends and the public that he hsr resigned the and
ceased TO act "a the aren't o. vrsston, Wells Co 81 New
York ans Fen Courts Fenchurch street Lopdon, and he
trusts his Numerous friends will continue 20 patronse
his Evsrrsol aud New York house.
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, To Color the
Hair Whiskers Ia applied without iajury
10 the hair skin. Ii bs washed without
disturbing the color and has bad odor Is spilled
est Of Chestnut and Fifth sreets PhiladepAA
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R0wERY THEArRE.--oBsERvE THE PRICES
ID Boxes ssnts PIT IN No sItr~ money demanded
for seats sitter the admission Is paid Tt ,he eldest
tabsbsd the largest the sooles and @ best ventilated in
the city, standing the highest goune and being
rounded by Windows eide IL must catch the slight
est breeze NO Meter from what suarr &c comes The
teItsinments will the great moral play Of the
DruphaId or The Fallen One ssvsd which VII be acted
phis also thr.ughout The United States has been
IL has n for the Of Temperance than all the
toeies in the world Strangers ysit che city will have
an opportunity of witnessing this neral drama with
out the y Of inLaDs the breath Of three thou
snd rersons where there esrey means II escape for
or for the safety Of in safs OF accident In
e bo"ery Theatre the means ~ nsress and
msioSt large and straightforward chance Of persons get
ing b.woered and incapable Of finding l.ir out in
hurry The extreme leht Of the Theatre allowing the
ohe 70 he placed far beneath the poo Of the building
me tTotshing rays th. sun have been playing all
Gay iong U. = hAhBiIN, sole Propris Stages
IN 81 sours' hendsy evening July will be acted
IHE nkuNkARD, or The Fallen ssvei- Edward Middle
Renelaw Mr. Pope Cribs. Mr. Hamilton: sam Evans MI
n Gonldson Bank Messenger Mice Denim; Mary Wilson
Mrs. Ws%yssi hrs wilson, Mrs Jardani hsnss Miss c.
prunisrd will be acted THE sEALEs sESTENcE-vistor
laytte Mr. Hamilton Valentine Dournay. Mr. Pspe, Gan,
La Rouehe Girard, Mr.. Stevens Iauretts Miss w.myss
Doors will at TO o'clock, and the eurtan
will rise precisely at half past o'clock.
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CHKlsTY'S Observation-Disclosures BALL NO. .77
~ Broadway, between Grand aud Broone streets Non
day July sth, and every night until further notice. The
original and we'll known Christys Ethiopian Opera
the hrs established and Oldest organized band in the wod
comprising company Of twelve under the d.
recton Of E. p Chrty They win have the heuor Of giving
their original and nimtable enerainnepts every night
until further notice Admission rs cents Doors
Concert will commence Mt o'clock An afternooa concert
on Saturdays, commencing at o'clock Pm.