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ABUSE MENTN.

RowERY THEATRE.-koNDAY gvENIs0, July "a
oS Ss ss:. ss: LAP y, IL r
sSiss S Faas y Vi. w.ss .nsss
erOaee sr ss & n % Classical aynasss
tribute q Issard s@cr,
ss@sd u JOE IS T ST0is
ar curtain h, Vi, iTis re-. s gsssy Doors
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srRsEr.--MoN-
Win MsS viii TaE csRPsr BAG
SSHF$
Mr. wealthy Mr. Thoapson Aiicl Hawthorne Miss Emily
J Chapman Sassss o.
ssss bsss: FIT FL ssa s1ir.s sSTs' .,;
- broadway, between Grand and Brooms streets. Nom
r .ad ssG ira svSy 1a mil The
the established and Oldest organised band IN the worS
viii ssy Ss hsas1 s.as as %
until t:a Door. .p.n nsns
on ssarag S An concert
GRAND ORGAN EXHIBITION. AT EaBENs ORGAN
ns 5Sy fssts & Mr. s,!'ss %issR Canal ny
y permission Of Henry ESQ., new and % .ssndd
$:' :';Ssss e. 1sa t;aRlss Y.
@ :asGsn oT.n sT pAp anSis 2ss Ma. sa
5sI Aria. I,adate DSminSm xT. isd.r, Mozart
Grand Dgsi conssr,anis harp snd orssn
the celebrated Rossni's
Noise Messrs; r. II. williams and w A. King. N 2. Bochsa
King, Kuhan. Ave Regina Mrs. Edward Lodsr Cheru-
bipi 8. The Wedding March, Mr. w. King
dessohn German Vocal Qusrtette, Messrs. Beutler
Kaiser Meyer and 0hrlen. Mendsssohn Extern porane-
Performance in which all the bean stops and
splendid combinations OF this nne will be particularly
and prominently exhibited. Doors open half
cert at o'clock Tickets SO cents each
had at Erbens Factory 2 Centre street. opposite Canal
at Stodar Piano Forte Ware Rooms Broadway the
door on the evening Of the performance.
ID EMINGToNs WONDERFUL MAGIC BRIDGE Is
N at all hours Of the day and veningnr door
above Niblo's.
DANORAMA FOR sALE.-A SPLENDID PAINTING,
by Of the first artus, with all the machinery for
Immediate exhibition will be sold low IL applied for
inquire OF r. D. kWEN, Chambers St
OTTo COTTAGE H0BOKEN-GRAND INsTRUNEN-
~ tai Free ConcerStrauss cee brated band Nom
closing at p. Ferriase reduced 4 sents N. In
case the weather 10 unfavorsb the Concert will tcks place
next day.
10 desrous Of selling his one-haf interest in
Of the hississ river he unable to accompany 10
Europe This work has been successful exhibition for
some months IN this country and will agood invst
msn to capitalist who would wish to visit all the prnci
pal cities IN Europe Letters addressed post pad &C
attention.
TJNHEATRE FOR RENT.-THE MARYLAND THEATRE
situated in Front street, Baltimore, 10 offered for
theatrical performance II is largest theatres
America and is well lifted with scenery, and machinery
good order. Applications addressed 20 WM MINIfIE, l
Baltimore street, will meet with prompt attention
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WATERING PLAChs.


" shores Of the AtantcThe house has been newly far
Sd ali others ss s1p or S.a sns
bathing hshng fowlng and sailing. wa. MArHEUs.
MANSION HOUSE. cAPE ISLAND. n. .J.-rHIs YAsH-
ionabls aud popular notsi having been elegantly
''''' Mo ''.'a nov '''' 70 hoJPsR aS; Hs LupLAx
CEA BATHING, AT long BRANcn.-THE NORRIS
for the reception of vis;.s hi. ssassnmsns ss.ds no
ana sn:.
*. nS. '1 Holm, s s. M the p1ssI S 5:u's .s
b. The proprietor ..r, dssir.u.f retiring fro. shs
'''''n' business ''''' scSRis iHs 'is fssp
IYE INsURAHcE--sATIeNALL LOAN FUND Lryn
sl tanss ssIss. SGs,' s.a ss ssnSss and Ms.
In New York In the Of tAer rrus-
United States Local Directors for JULY.
% Rss.r nSs,Ss md E% va H.ss E,.-
Caiforna Rshs taken favorable terms. aolsrass
J. LEANDER STARR. osn.rai Ars.A
CosTlNENTAL LODGE NO; IN, 4 o OF o y.
Sos.s s.sss ~ ssssB'ss -. Sy,;s e q q: ors.d
ss. a.. ~. ~ q. ss. q ss.g.: Ss s%Sr o. The lat. f
rors rqas.sd 70 her Ess. Ras% me- .s s
street, on Tas,say merains aSd nsasi ten ososs in
,sIn .gt fartisalary Invited 20 unite with as By
Ts6s. 2, WARRIs, N O., , couu,.
JAcoS' u S'S 'ASxdSEes'v O.. krrsns..sas:.
n.uss a CoBey Island open for the rsssptioa Of
ss.. Es,,1 sa,n, ~ SnS.r hs dir.o.ios q
This house dsshtuly situated about eight niiss fr.m
r: s nsssissss. fsSiSs Gs.sss ss sss' .i.s.: ssa
ss L I N'. .ps ss' in n, %S,SsE
asir ssa,.ns..s % y ,hs ais.nOOn fhs uadsr.snsd az
% sf ne Ss...ss .s'. sns a. be-, sso,. ~.
hsi" share Of tA'ir patronage.
osr,s,c Horss. Juiys 1850. Ao"AA
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BOARDING, SO.

BOARD UP T0WN.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN. Or
~ two three single gentlemen be accommodated
with pleasant and full partial board by applying
st 81 st. Marks place, Eighth street.
u 0ARD.-A SNAIL PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING
in pleasant location in modern built house sontAin-
Ing hot cold baths would
let lady and sentlemsn front paror and bed room
suite Of well furnished with full board for lady
and partial for gentleman required Address Ada this
Office.
DoARDING-A SUITE OF ROOMS WILL RE LET
ID with board and private table IL required the
would be let TO one OF sne gensmen sepsrstsy or
tsgaher with full partial board aiso bed
The above would be let for short period
required Enquire at 20 Franklin west sids
Broa0ray,
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MAsoNIC-sT JOHNS LODGE, NO. 1.-THE MEN,
I1 bers Of this Lodge requested to their
Lodge room, Freemasens Hall, No. 800 Broadway, on
Tuesday 23rd ns IL o'clock precisely to unite with the
vitston Of the civic authorities. to participate in paying
the last token of the Of the late
dent, Zachary Taylor. By order Of the worthy.
Y. G. TISDALL Master
r. n CoEpoy Seot'v
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TJNHEATRE FOR RENT.-THE MARYLAND THEATRE.
situated in Front street. Baltimore 10 offered for
This spacious sdaes adapted for equestrian we'll for
America and Is well lifted with scenery and machinery
good order Applications addressed 20 WM MINIfIE ia
Baltimore street. will meet with prompt attention.
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JAMES HERRING, Grand Secretary.

NJ AsONIC.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF TBE INCLEaEN-
1 Of the weather. the funeral soemnitss honor Of
General to be observed in the city Brook
bees pos oned until Monday the I'D n. which day
all brethren in tood standing desrous Of uniting
requested to meet at the dgs Room Tomseys
tsl in Liberty street, Brooklyn at o'clock, precisely
white glove and aprone
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NoTICr-ALLEN GUARD-IN CONSCIOUSNESS or
~ the death sf of the members the Allies Guard vii
not join In The prsssssisn of rsssday. By order Of
GEO. DOUGLAS, CsptAin.
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n lodge having accepted the invlati Of the n. W.
Grand Lodge Of South New York 70 unite With them the
Tussdsy beIt zd would cordially invite any members Of
the order whose lodge in body also
bsrs from country parte usriy
members to meet with them q their Lodge Room. s27
Bovery, Tuesday morning. at oeloeh By order
TINS FORSYTH, NJ. q.
NJ se.
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AEAsONIC.-TBE MEMBERS OF ALBION LODGE, NO.
N D. requested to meet st Brother Towseys Liberty
street, Brooklyn this day. at o'clock, NJ and Free
tssons Hail. No 600 Broadway. ts- morrow, at o'clock
NJ to unite with the w. Grand Lodge in paying
raj honors toithe late President Of the U: 3:
CHARLES J. CHIP, W. N
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FUNERAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR.

d.
The procession will from the Park At three o'clock
Parf to Chatham through Chatham street to the
the and Fourth 10 Union Squares
Union Square broadway and down Broadway to
tLe Park of the City Hall passing which point
each will be under the orders OF its Mar
shal. -,
will be as follows =
1. Prayer by the Rev. Thos. Armitage.
z FuLeral Grafton by David Graha m, Esq. .
s. A Requiem chorus" Mourn, ye Afflicted Children"
Handels 0ratorio Judas Maceabsu by the Harmo-
Aic Society.
T. Benediction by the Rev. Dr. Taylor
The will then conclude by the hring OF three
yoeys by the 7th tNatonal Guard) Regiment, Colonel
Duryea. .
of the day will be under the command Of
the Grand Marshal.
having charge the church and IRE
alarm bells in the city, requested to cause the same
TO be toed from the hour Of three o'clock M until the
close Of the procession. -,
The vessels in the harbor and the
qsed to display their soors at half mast from sunrise
10 sunset. 49,
is also that fellow citizens close their
several places Of business during the day.
They also requested whether in the procession or not
10 the usual badge Of mourning on the left arm,
The several Orders Societies. Associations Trades and
requested to assemble At such places IS
they select and repair the places OF
in the annexed order, BY two o'clock
Pm. . - ,,,
bsdssgnated white banner with the appropriate num-
Der Of each in black. The following will be the
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AZ AYOR's OFrICg CITY HALL, BROOKLYN JULY
NA 49, iS50-Ia eonssqaenee Of the storm the fnnerA
sersmopes OF the late President OF the United
States which place this day In Brooklyn
are POSTPONE until Monday the I'D ins when the
will take place. ubshed in the papers o
this date BY order ofthe Coumttee Of Arrangements
BDED. A LAhBERr. Chairman.
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DARNuMS AMERICAN NUsEUx.-P. T. BARNUM,
- Mansser and rroprietor John Greenwood. jr, AS
sstant Manager. Sixth week Of reopen.Ig Splendid
hibons and performances every Afternoon, At , and
evening, at 7X o'clock, commencing on Monday July n
This place of public being
absolutely lled BY multndes 20 witness: the past week.
the domestic drama Of Tar DRgNKARD IL will be repsAed
every evening the coming week with Nj G. Clarke
rayard Middleton; Miss Alexina Fisher as Mary: Mr. t
radaway as Bill Dovson Mr.. Hepkius. as Cribs Mise
Snh SnahnhPs Mise Spindle 40 The very amusing piece q
IiE WlNDA ILL win be played in the afternoon when viii
appesr Also the lancashire Bell Ringers &c. &c Admis-
non 20 CENTS Children under 10 years. l21f cents
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MASONIC NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF ADELPHIA
1 Lodge No. g. are particularly requested to attend
their Lodge 1t FreemAsons Hail. No. 600
Tuesday 23d inst At o'clock NJ TO unite with the
w. Grand Lodge Of the State Of New York and fell
low citizens in paying funeral honors the lamented Zah
Taylor late President Of the United States All hasons
In good standing invited join with full Masonic
regslia and in dark clothing and hats sBrethren
also requested to join thi day o'clock the Brooklyn
procession, at the Lodge at Towseys Hotel Liberty
street, Brooklyn. By order. MS COHEN, s. w.
Art,,
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o. o. F.-THE r. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF
southern New York having accepted the invitation Of
the R. W. Grand Lodge unite with them in paying the
mered testimonial 10 the ilustrous dead will therefore
Join with them in Brocession on Tuesda the 2d inst All
and other Jurisdiction intending to appear in said
procession cordially and earnestly Invited assemble
In full regalia under the this Grand
a the time and place hereafter to be due notice
Of which will appear in Mondays papers. BY order,
JOHN j. DAVIES, Cd. Scribe.
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MASONIC.-THE NJ w. GRAND LODGE OF Tue
vl State Of New York. having accepted Invitations to
unite with the public authorized Of the cities Of New York
and Broot yn in paying tribute Of respect 20 the
memory Of Major General Zachary Taylor late President Of
the United States the ocers and members Of the Grand
Lodge and of the subordinate lodges OF this State and
joung in good standing are requested TO
Hotel Liberty street, Brooklyn and at o'clock, p. NJ
Tuesday, the 2d inst in the Grand Lodge Room at Free
Hail. No 600 Broadway in this city in full Masonic
rsgslia. BY order,
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INDEPENDENT ORDER or REcHAp-

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHAprrs .r
meeting Of the committ,ss % the sevs
p,eesary arrangements Tor Jonp- .h sns
sst". an tbs Ssd ins, late President of the United
sdort.s .-Th.t ne following regulation
s.iis ~ 49, .,s member of order the
srars ,bs usua the rosetes of the sane trimsd with
.,k ournng ~Osette, and the left
unsnimops .sdge Of ,ny kiad Bro. Daniel kceod va,
pros ~ say chosen Grand Marshal vbo has appointed
yody, Cumming q. W Wheeler, WIN. y. Horton and
buckiee ss aids and issued the fcc wing dircctyn
v-Ihe tents of the neahborBe districts invited 20
unite With us and sre requested report ss convepen
washington Tent Reom eorner OF Cottage place and Becker
street er AZ lH Bovery Tents of the New York District
eut me iy, viii report the same places a. or before
oelock Bros Cummings and wheeler special aids
tents on the zee. Of Broadway Horton
bee Tor those on the The line will be formed walker
street rish, on Brosdwsy at half ocloek precisely
white gloves. THOMAS IN RvEN SON Chsirma,
VIZ. n Hoarop, Secretary.
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ID EMINGToNs WONDERFUL MAGIC BRIDGE Is
~ at all hours Of the day and sveningrst

DROFITABLE sPECULATIoN.-THE UNDERSIGNED
n desrous Of selling his half interest in Panorama
Of the hissis pp he b unable to accompany IL 70
Europe This work has been successful exhibition for
some menth N this country and will prove agood inus
msn to capitalist who would wish visit all the princi
pal cities In Europe Letters addressed (post paid c. c.
r., box 26S5 Post Office, New York. will meet with promps
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MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF YORK
II Lodge, Ne are requested to meet at the Lodge
Of Oliver and Henry Streets Tuesday ld
inst at IL O'clock to unite with fellow citizens
ing funeral honors the ameated General Zachary
lor late President Of the United States all Aasons
standing invited join with full Masonic Rega
ha BY order WIN. A. FREE8ORN. W. NJ
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HAnBLIN eUARD-rHIs CORPS WILL MUSTER AT
their quarters No. 90 Bowsry. Tuesday 2Srd last
~ half past ten In the morning, precisely
Lsvr. T. MOSS seety NJ r. STEVENS Com.
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DANORANA SALOON, ais BROADWAY COkNER OF
4 Lspensrd street Exhibition free" Some Of the
6nest Paintings in the world the Greek Slave Birth
Of Venus and Venus Reclining should be by every
lever of the nne arts; likewise the Great Oyster
hundred and fifty pounds The Paintings
w. A. ASHE. Proprietor.
CoNCRkT AND VENTRIkOQUlsM.-slGNOR VA
" lentin the celebrated vocalist and will
give aeoneert at the uneas Ban Norw ,h: Conn Tues
day evening" for which particulars the inhaba-s Of Nor
wch will see in small bills Concert ats o'clock
WALLHALLA, So CANAL srREsr-KE-oPENlNd
w OF this temple OF pleasure FEMALE Mnstels aud
be satuary every evening The Manager has pleasure
of informing the public that he has the original
Female hnsrelr Who in with the Sable nso-
dsts will appear every evening in variety Of
frAins &c. Doors open at perorma
o'clock. Admission orchsstra boxes 2 cents; parSust
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SPECIAL NorIcE-To THE l. o. or o. r.-rHERE
will be eelebratien and dedication Of Huguenot Lodge
No sss at Port Riehnosd Staten Islaad Wednesday
the Path OF July 1880 All Lodges that intend joining 10
celebration win please take notice tk the Hugue
not viii leave Pier No rSrh sis' a. IN the
afternoon, that day. N.Bshould the weather prove
stormy the eslsbraton will tshe place the next day
AMOS FEARCE. SecrstAry Of HUM MOI I.odEs.
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ANTED, BY DRUG CLERK-A YOUNG NAN
w who has served regular is desir9us Of
situation in Wholesale Retail Drug Store.
The best Of references given Apply at Chas H. Rings
Druggist, corner Of Broadway and John street.
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A CORN LODGE, NO. 49, T. o. o. r-NEw YORK.
IA July IL 1850. The members Of this Lodge will at
the dg Room corner q Charles and Indso1 streets on
joining funeral General Zach
Taylor late President Of the United States under the
drciion Of the Grand Lodge Of Sout New York IL
eesfdsnt enpeetsd that member w .ttsnd pane,u
ally At the time specified. JAMES BLACkWOOD, ~ q.
OscsR " BHsJAsrr. Secretary.
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GovERNoRs GUARD.-6r, REGIMENT NEW YORK
" State Militia Camp Norris White Plains Weschsster
County July & 1850 In consequences Of the injury 20 the
uniform and s9uPnsn" OF hn ecmmand .aen tns camp
fatigue Of boh oerr and consequent Of our disaster
uch Of order No directing parade In the city Of New
York Tuesday the 2sd inst hereby
BY order Of COLONEL rHos. y. PEERS
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VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation as plain Cook, Washer and Ironer
Laundress The best of city
given Please call at No. ia Green street, in the Store
Can be days.
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AfA MEETING OF rHE INDEPENDENT sARsTIELD
"A Guard
kesov.s Th.. the less Of tho Chief Magistrate
Of our country, Y. Taylor
three months.
Resolved That the country has lost friend patriot and
astatesman, which the country has bees proud Of
JOHN JACKSON, Captain.
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Q. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF LIBERTY LODGE
No 4S are requested to neet at their Lodge Room, No.
u Division street. Tuesday the I'D ins at IL o'clock in
full rsgala to unite with the W. Grand Lodge Of
New York. In paying the last tribute Of the
mory Of the late President General Taylor Brothers Of
the Order whose Lodges do not turn out respectfully
TBos W. RowpEH. See. CALEB KIRBY. NC.
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TRANCAIs IrALIENS AND EsPAGNOLsl NEW
n YORK. Ua de isngae Angiase comusncera cstts
semane aprss de Robertson
preua parer isrs ecoa. Sc aire ID
lard Academic No. no Green street. (Saeces certain
ct garant)
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY CLEAN AND RE-
w spectacle girl who has very good
do cooking baking washing and ironing do
cook washer and ironsr and will make herself
generally useful objection to in the Please
call. or address Q line to $50 Broadway.
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oTICE-THE BUTCHERS or THE CITY AND
~ county OF New forh requested 20 assemble, on
Tuesday the I'D inst at oeiock r. NJ at the X. r. n.
House No ~ Second avenue 70 unite with fellow
eitstns In paying the last tribute o. respect late
President Zachary Taylor They will sppear mounted Ia
citizens dark Dress with check sleeves tback srng and
white aprons. BY order Of
WIN m CORNELL, Grand HarshsL
r. Ste butchers of Brooklyn. Jersey City and will
amshurrh respectfully invited j~n with ne on that
the X r. H. House. Monday evening" the 22d inst at
o'clock PupctuaI attendance 10 earnestly requested on
business of importance. wH CORNELL
NoTIcE--THE cAR1NEN or THE giTr AND CoUrs
IN Of New York who intend Participating in the
funeral procession of the d rtan in o. General
Zachary Taylor late Pr.fen, o the Unitso States are re-
queted 20 appea dark clothes, with Grape On The eft
srmtorming Ip Second fght resting on SeeJnd
street mounted horseback Tuesday, at IN o'clock
BY order. JOHN MMULLEN Grand Marshal
N BAs many have promised to appssr In frOcks, IL 10
expected they will fan in the rear
NOTfCE-THE nENBERs or THE UNITED ASsO-
casn Of Journeymcn Marble Cutters requested 10
attend meeting, at their meeting Mlmans House,
Broadway between Erheenth and Ninteenth this
evening at ~ otiocs The trade In general respectfully
intsd attend; scshs requested stand side ny
order. N. DTw0ND presidsnt
EINERAL OHStgutEs OFCENEkAL TAYLOR Lara
Fr~steni ~ he Un'sd States. The re- Of the
mmet hutua y. " Society, hereby n,se6 ssssr-
Vie st nsntgauert Hall ~ Prince st-sst A. ~ seloes
~ ON Tuesday 2td inst 70 ier In the sos~pitiss 81
fAkss rvBERTY, Chairmp.
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WANTID--A RETIRED SHIPMAsTER, OR MER-
w chant with 5000 4000 and his time, devote
making and vending article which may be
tailed extensively .hps factories and private
and village in the Union The business respectable aud
be with profit and by who has the
other need sppy Address "Inventor at this
and he will sppont time and place for interview his
eayli iestco
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VUANTED-BY BEsPECTABLE ENGLISH PERSON,
situation Nurse, she perfectly understands tho
Of or to attend on young ladies' and
work Can we'll recommended. Direct 10 A. b. apply
at Eighth avenue between and Twenty
fourt n streets
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kkAANkLiN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM SQUARE.-LAST
"a " Eek Oh tne every afternoon at o'clock
ana In the evening at by the Female Mnstrels
the only organized band Of ladies world
company OF Twelve Performers Also the
OF Male and Female Arstes" commonly called Model
Artists Will appear afternoon evening In
rety OF splendid representations Of Living Pictures
with the tribe Of Bedoun Arab Girls" the Only
existence who will go through their Prices
Of admisson-Sage Seats Ms Boxes IS cents; Par
auet cen RnN
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CAsTLE GARDEN SNOW OPEN FOR TaE RECRP-
~ tion Of ssters during the day, from An till r. n.
is the largest and most beautiful the country
riding superior opportunity for reading
undsturbed promensde while viewing the shipping,
and delightful scenery around and nhang the dscious
breeze. Admission 12is cents.
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NEW MUsICJus received at the old-esabshed Music
Stationery Store Of l2t
nue., following and popular Music from the publishers Will
liam Hall Son. New York. which we will sell reduced
price, four cents per page. WIN. FISCHER.
The Lonely Rose sung by Jenny Lind composed BY Ba
Gentle Voices by Charles Glover.
Why Weep admired Wallace
When pensve feelings wake the sigh, written Austin Phillips
Were but his own wife, BY Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. Sloman.
Dgent Hose Company Quick Step performed Dodwoh
Band. sf
Two Merry Gipsies duet, by McFaren.
Voice from the Waves, composed Stephen
The Preside Song, by w. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by suakosh.
Susan Bayne, N sung by Chrisfy's Minstres
yard"
The Pensve Thought Last Adeu, composed Gongonge
Filtration Polka, by M. suakosh.
Robert le Diable, arranged by r. Beyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations, by James q. Maeder.
The Syren Polka by M. Suakosh
la Syphide, Fantasie Rjmantique, by M. Gnakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley overture, arranged by 9. Enrich
Guitar pieces.
Widow Machree.
Oh, watch you well by daylight
The Rose OF Traee.
The Bowid Soger Boy.
Jeannet and Jeannot.
Emma Snow
Dinnh Crow
The Bnckd Car.
Oh, would were a girl again.
What enchantment
The sisser'e Call by L. Tfipp
Child Of the Regiment sung by Jenny Lind
Rafaplan, sung by Jenny Lind.
Maxurka by Bsteman
My boat and bugie horn, by Watson.
The Chamois, sung by the Rainex family
Our own fair Italy, a. dueu
Beethovens Dream Dec
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transportation OF stores.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, January T. isso.
PROPOSALS. sealed Proposals for freight 10 Pen
sacola viii be received nj this Bureau O'Clock,
on Friday The LIST day Of February, 1850, transportation
Of barrels moe Or ies Of from the navy
yard BROOKLYN New York. TO the
The Offers must state the price asked barrel dnc
ton between wet and dry and each barrel half baue
beef pork Hour ce vinegar pickles, whskey, dried apples
viii be considered AZ barrel all other 70 be
the rate OF Ok cubic Feel barrel whatever iey
and IN The Of all casks other Than barrels the hs will
be deducted Ten nrweahe working laydays be allowed
the port Of Brooklyn for ak cargo, and feen
working lay days be allowed Pensacola for dischsng
same. No primsee 10 he allowed.
70 Be made BY navy agent IN The United States 70 be
selected by the bidder and named chnrpary within thirty
days aher producing satisfactory evidence OF the delivery Of the
cargo The vessel inspection and the Brook
yn yard BY the 0 OF February 1890 ready receive
her cargo and presented for examination within three days
aer being notified Of Bureau win itself
liberty to offer the freight
arrangements may best subserve the public interest
Jan e-1awfw