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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-23
CORRECTIONS

Nsw yonk, June 70. 1850,
DIAN SIN II feel compelled by feeling of sympa-
thy towards outraged father to request you to cor
rect the notice In the Herald Of to-day headed "Inhu-
man Cruelty toa Child" became acquainted with
Mr. Coburn In November last About the LIT OF Janu-
airy. he knowing my family to be small, requested
me to board his children with which complied They
have rename here up to this tne He stated to nae
that the youngest was wifu required to be treat
ed With decision and severity, which have found to
su,cspibe 10 the controlling influence OF kindness for
he has been treated while here by his father and my
WHO hsd the best Interests OF child at heart; but
without it's usual good result. The punishment IN
but Which haa Le en- many te. stubbornly repeated.
Mr. Coburn. doubtless only intended 10 give the BOY
nodsrs,e DIGGING but ow'ps b.s sas eretea aud
acknowledges that he struck him with more severity
than he intended and which he regretted win AL .
parents feeling But the statement before the public,
b. grossly exaggerated. His hesh was not cut"
neither here ridges all over his body. There
were some abr, the skin but II requires vast
y blow than he received to cut the flesh even
Of child "a the boy continually for some hours
after pun shsd and neither then nor since has
he ,sown anv an, ,earaness Of indspostor or Jane
ness az I'M info rmed was statcd by the witnesses,
although be has an awkwardnese OF gait, naturally,
thaa might honestly he mistaken for lameness. This
hind a over.oficio meddng with parents and
teachers for punshn bad cno ,s ~ .
the boy only six years old, says Nobody shah wnip
him any more q they do 'nsy n =, ars nine
casss out prompte by other feelings than those
Of sympathy for the ehid IL the truth sosaa DC soms
a. .ht, 80 I'M niscr Mr. Colburn in an excussble
light instead of making him NJ eomPshon 'i n'sss
serpt nts and RELENTLESS hycDa ..,,.-- -.
VIM n. TEALL, NJ. d. 20 Houston street
srn ,o,r .ecoupt az an accident that occurred
In Greenwich street on Friday Ntethyvn' ,, ~.
John slansson was severely inju ted ~ u stated na
driving rapidly through a. s,res, ssa , w ,n
ference Is let that In consoqucnc OF my As
M rnsn was hurt beg leave 70 state (sud the IN
iured man viii subsantiats what say a. well az the
bystsnders) that such not the sse Wa ar,ins
siowlv along. Mr. siansson was ,ldng the horses
n, sd while the cart was being uni aded 81 the iron
The horse being FESTIVE and frghte sed by the morse
Of the iron M u fell upon the walk. when, a. was
rassinr the horse plunged forward, snd drove mr..
Slansson, who held him, against the wheel o. my
MACON a being impossible for rod the COLT
iod M consequence 81 pile Of bricks th vt was stand
ius Immediately in front Of the yard by inserting
Abe above, you would oblge
Yours, respectfully, 49, -
LANES MIL IrGAN
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


LOST.
os1-A BLACK LACE vEIL-sUPPoSED IN TIE
IL scchhurhood q 2ud Avenue liberal rsvArd will be
paid. on leaving IL at 224 Hast Tenth street.
OsT-IMPoRTANT NOTICE TO PILOTS AND
IL otherA Lady was lost overheard from the steamer
Bay State her 10 Boston. Tuesday evening
last between Hurlgse and Thrcgs Poiat She dressed
black silk and also had linen sack Aad straw bonnet
who will End the body and give in
formation TO JAS Y Watkins 10 Catherine street, shall
be literally rewarded.
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(,ITY HALL LOTS. BROOKLYN. Ne. s BRIDGE ST.
.hree ,,ery brick hou,e. ke by James Cole
Tbur.dsy 9th II June At II o'clock, four o,s with
sess one hundred fee, front md Of r.sula.
D.. choices, Broslyn ot central in IKE sr.ss block in
sold o ,ajses to soS morss.ss to r.. sseot
yn SAVING, Hank for four and half years: At per
500 s2uc in all sil;S and outlay nigh; be made
10 hing N much more This block 10 very valuable
tie heart and centre u the city Of brooklyn, equi
viii expire in year and general arrangement
then g. be made y confidently expected that the Nom
from these lots 20 afsry. aqusrter Of mite the
brooklyn side and connecting immediately with the central
street Large sud streets erose together each
enc Of the block Al the farther end Futos
mon streets At he end the Myrtle avenue,
meets fuGn aud Washington streets aud Cou, street and
ntngue place come together at the same junction Large
and cost tour stery 81 brown 'front.' aud npo
ns spp.aranes hsvs been erected on this
he seen In ,be new Brooklyn preetory Montague a IL
Montague Iia is 10 be- erected th. season On III ons
hundred feet, i've stores might be n Capitalists looksg
ent, invited to look this and attend the sale Maps
ep ,1s ne va P..en o. We lg.' are 10 CO..
ohce - street, brookyn and in Engistsrt tts
suetisr ard eemmen store s Fulton aud the
in hsbdomey built block t,t~esn Jobns-n aud Hilary
drusgits itre a. the corner ana three and half sores
ieh These houses TALLY tat two and half
With nrst second and third approved modern plan
The four nsls los are Y " 30 feet aud the houses ~
.ly 90 sgo q mer'gsge e uton each house and msy
ment are onered B,idee street is coed street. sss h.
rrtsfectiye advantages beyond the average
t ~ y s ,fs ts1s So zS Pearl .rss .s i
rest TO the corner 81 Myrtle avenue running taek 20
sare al rsf cent k,fsr.nee a. above and 10 Ne, "a
Johnfon, ~ Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn.
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The steamship Americs, from New York, was tele-
eraphed at Halifax at O'Clock. and will arrive at her
wharf at 9 O'Clock, on Friday afternoon
The steamship Asia arrived at her wharf on Ihursday
evening, uhe I3th) TX O'Clock, having left Boston
on Wednesday at noon, making 3i hours, AID not TO-
ss has been reported she had favorable winds during
the run
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WASHING.

SCIENTlliC WASHING. OK WASHING NApE EASY
- badane bt avelt the French Patent Lsundress This
e,h easiest chesptst ant mos. approved method ~
ettf uitoNtreo Improves The clothes requires
abor rite MY per copy Call serd 20 - Ann
second feer te hsdsue hkAvELT. rrench Laundress.
TO ofrl,r SfTKgRs-w. v. BRADY, ESQ, TaE
fotmssier y hes York city. complains that the num
esrd ny fsmphlets cent daily threufh the Poss Ohee,
trouble 70 the clerks NJ advice 70 him H. 20
Tut % feme srtrs hands a. the demand for book
rtdy iseieasnshe m-st tste my advice there will
shsnce of employment a. the Post once until
sss hsnas are employed the present star Ne unsb
ssslsns my fsnrhiee az quickly - send them 20 the
Pest once 1hose persons Who have RENTED 81 for nv
se,s VIC % so, reeve % soon ,hey expect mus, AZ
trItnte The Delay 70 the Pest once, not 20 m.
1HhLvkTRHE, p. Aaw, Nc. y Fssssp o., Esv rsrs.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUNs NUsEUN-PHILADELPHIA-P T. BAR
ID proprietor and Henry Sanford assistant
for this week. Of J. Ssbee the
foe portrayer Of Yankee pecuaries to appear every
evening the week and sday and Saturday
afternoons In the afternoons the Bell Ringers the Heer
ogeneous wsIblers, and grand Presns,on by the Com
pany The Mammoth Lacy aud the Hoosier Giant remain
FOR limited time. Four huge serpent and 000 curio
ties Of the most remarkable nature Something add
ray always preparing Admission % cents; children under
10 wears, l21s cents.
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DR.. CHARLES hUNDE'S
WATER CURE EsTAB LIsuMENT,
AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS.

nR.MuNDE RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
- and the public that he has become of the late
DR. RuEge's Water Cure Establishment at Bensonve
and half miles from the Northampton Railroad Depot,
hor ride from New York about Boston,
and i've from Albany situated in Of the pleasant
valleys OF New England surrounded with wood hills
and hady walks and abundanty supplied with the
sotes and coolest granite water The air is and
healthy and the climate mild and agreeable The and
spacious buildings offer all the cssvenesces for
purposes such large plunge baths douche
and airy lodging for about Fifty patients separate for
either sex gymnasium &c The doctor being the earliest.
living disciple Of Pressntz Grefepbrg and
experience Of more than fifteen Of his his
tng water being in the hands Of European
hydropath hopes TO respond to reasonable expectation
from the water cure system made ON the part Of those uf
ferer who conhde themselves to him The establish
ments For further particulars please apply
the above address.
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EXCURSION.

GRAND MASONIC FESTIVAL AND EXCURSION ny
~ the iraernity under the jurisdiction q ST. Johns
Lo,ee ~ he state ~ New Work At the village Of 1srryto
ments have the pleasure - announcing that they have
tered the comuodious steamer 81. Nicholas Capt J. ".
Diits and splendid Barge witch w afford ample A.
uona exercises 81 IN. fashionable sguatc quado Tbe
exercises on The ground viii 10 o. an unique aud
sud Br. J. W. smons g. have hcsn secured 10 de-,
liver o. erafon and address music gill eniivsn the
ns end seyers rreseniatiens ril be made Dsdworths
eneaeea for NE occsson The Committee ae have the
ture q announcing tbs, Company D. warrington Crews
Capt. Jas. Little have in thr tndst rsnucr rendered tc
thankfully accepted. Al good s,auiinr are re-
speeiuiy invited y participate Members % the orisr vii
white doves The boat viii leave the pier foot % Grand &C.
RAT ~ o'ei,eh per No lNk,s a. so'clock ard Ern-
ne wil b. formed Grad s'feetetwecn owsry aud Al
len sreeatirh resting on Allen street, o'clock A.
precisely IN ne fo,ving order st Understanding
tary escort Capt Ilcs Company % washinrton Greys
aud 70 the GtAnd Msrsha under m. Following ban
ners ana IN hs following order D. visonIndeps ndent
D. tth %. rorh DO No e,h DO silentia DO q 7th DO
Orstt Chapter No. RIA. " SIN DO Band-Pale-tne En-
esrTmen 81 Knights rempars ssscort 20 81 Inns
rsnd tree, 70 ts Bwcr, up re Bswery 20 Bond sres
rosgh Bond street 20 Broadway dow Broadsay 10 canal
srce through Canal street 20 Epr. pier 10 The boat
"A-' ''''''' IN H. rSpFRurIt. Grand u.r,h.u.
Reirtlmenis ~ the choicest kinds gill be furnished on
board uudor The furernttndcrcc q the polite sra r.n,e
manly caterer Abraham Bants late Of The steamer Aida
lhg and iavornly trovn The North river Tickets
ssrsnts half rriceean te had ~ Forsyth street Mercer
House, City Hotel Sfadirm. 2l2 Grand street Ahbo,s
~ f.urth ~ Nm u s.amens ~ First ~ william shurx
the Fround should the weather prove unavorable
eursion will tale place on the frst fair day
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THE TRADES.

TIC, TRADES socIErISs, AND ALL ORGANIZED
pose Of esaslshing vates, NO nee hereby given that
street on The an Jniy a. a for a. n. 49,. ~
FORMING trades procession All An whom !, may concern
se respectfully invited 20 send o more
70 convene with three representatives. vonted BY the Ops
rsuv s,sons seoiey 70 ssry shs ss sfsss ~ seen
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WAR DECLARED,1
The insect world, my friend now hear its doom:
For reaches ants, heas, bedbugs, rossbugs hiss,
The Lyon hunt is up! the victim dies;
Lyons Magnetic Powder, showerng death
On wall and floor stops every insects breath;
While Pills Magnetic the aud mice
DO fstal execution in q trise.
Lyons Magnetic Powders and Pills, harmless TO
thing save insects and verpn sale at the depot 40
BI
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UIoRsrs AND CARRIAGES FOR skLE-A PAIR or
young aud we'll sroken horses and coupe, with hsr-
complete wond We sold separately or together Apply
At the stable corner o. the alley In West lanen street.
Broadway between the hours offs and 10 ocock A. NJ
aud 4 and o'clock, Y. ".
I,OR SALE--A FARM OF FORTY ACRES, IN THE
township u fiscaiaway. hddleret eounty, New Jer-
eey ~ miles ffem New Brunswick and u 81 mile from
steamboat and railroad landing part Of the money may
bond mortgage N required. For further
culars enquire ~ Patrick hcGuire ~ Ccenwoh street
New York Of the sabso<ter JOHN SMITH, on the pre-
mise
OWNER wANTED-TOR A GRAY MARE. ABOUT irs
" hands high left In ehargf BY person unknown 20
II called for, will be sold % pay stperies Inquire
"A. GhlINEss No.V bardtay street.
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H~ELR.

MOUNT NORRIS SQUARE, HARLEY. FIFTH AVE-
kv1 nueThe crowd Of fashionable company visited
the magnheent Sunday we'll rewarded by the
tut nifty Of the and the attention Of Mr. and Mrs
Van Nostand 60 their comforts The accommodation for
ladies and gentlemen, we'll their carriages IL
susled aud be reached hour either by public
private convey vance.
A lie! AIEl!ALE :! ALL HAIL. kAcBErH!-PHENIx
"A note-Thomss Dent, 80 Main Brooklyn, bcgs to in
form the Inhabitants o. that city and New York that he has
had hrered expressly for him. hundred hcheads Of the
finest ale In this ether which he has
on drauth Also. hrandi,s of the finet Caston, aud
other brands both pale aud dark. direct from the customs
varran pure either at his bar In bottles His import
cd Dublin porter and Scotch ale In pints or quarts he
would particularly recommend 20 eonnoissu Of these ia
yorite beverages Lunch daily from II to o'clock Good
beds In single double - cents Breakfast, with
coffee or tea raher OF bacon couple OF chop cents
Dent having been established IN Main street the last eight
years would respectfully inform the public aud his
iebd that he has removed 70 the large and comodous
four brick house opposite his old domic Private
rooms for parties N B-So connection with any other
house in the street.
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TEE TROY MUSEUM TO LEAsE.,PRoPos.Ls WILL

:
be received tolease this popular and successful
for three Its
pe and convenient the wardrobe, and properties
ample sna the Guinness good both in character and
amount 1t will be rented only parties who able and
wins sustain it's reputa ion and give satisfactory
for the Arrangements be made for PIANO.
rsmss Concerts any other desirable and popular exhbi-
tions Except dramac in the Saloon, during the usual
vacation If leased above the
will the I'd Of September for
nent Tor which applications will also be received
Address. (pre. paid.) @. A. HOUGH, Manager.
nTTO COTTAGE, HoBoXEN.-GRAND INsTRUMEN-
~ tai Free Concerts Strauss celebrated Band syery
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday commencing Mt p. r.
Ferriage reduced to cents.
NB-in the weather unfavorahle the Concert win
take
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eI0O roRrEIr mar pR. KrLIINoEn can SNOW

lOO the greatest in all classes Of disease and the
most reference OF patent medcins sold
The hair has and be renewed after
been thirty together with curing all q
rheumatic old stinss OF insects cuts aud
bruises burns all Aad spasmode affections cholera
diarrhga bilious ehOe, &C. Sold IN large bottles. ..
and shillipgs each; aud and dollars dozen. at 20
Pearl streets Ring John and Broadway also t6 and 40
between Grand broome and Of all the
and Sadlers Merchants generally obtain IL In trade
for their goods Commission, 81 5O by taking
two dozen LoI, So cash, $50 These prices nvari-
ably adhered to- BBThe Doctor be consulted at 2476
Broadway, free OF charge.
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nabineau's Baths, foot of Desbrossss ST.
NJ d N T. Y M A IL Il f II.

SATURDAY., June 22-6 NJ
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
most of the fancies fell off fraction There is
stock offering than find purchasers at present
prices and the fancies deprecste there will be
incr In the quantity upon the market At the first
board, to- day Erie Railroad fell off per cent; Read
ing Railroad "a; Norris Canal =; Canton Co. = 4;
Harlem advanced u, but was not sustained, and the
market closed heavy.
1t is stated that the schuylkn Navigation Company
the mortgage bonds OF the company, and that, on
the LIST rrox, further payment of per cent will be
made being the balance of due on said bonds
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany for May 1850, amounted to Sos 734 s2
ponding month in 1s4s, S74,1sO Is; increase, May,
1850. s34,6A a.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts and
penditures Of the Greensvile and Roanoke Railroad
Company, for the year ending April 80, 1850 -
GRIESsvILLE ROANOKE RAILROAD.
Receipts.
transportation of freight ............. 500 "a
passengers 1901 oo
MAIL zoco w
Total receipts. ..................S 3e7o 50
Expenditures.
Paid Petersburg Railroad Company for doing
the transportation 40 per cent Of gross
celpts. > lo8Oo "
Repairs Of road bridges Sc. ....... 523s 90
Salaries Of officers. ............. 800 90
Insurance, taxes interest, &C.. .......... 2o2 90
Total expenditures. ............. S22,14l -
Net income. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sl7 GO 10
The above net income has been disbursed follows
Balance of debt paid of .............. $o,741 40
May and November dividends, lsi9, Qess
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WATERING PLACE.

yVADAwANUCE .DousE, sroklNGroN. cr.-rHIs
w spacious and we'll known cstatlishment ne~ epen
for the pton Of company Fames single gepuemen
desiring large airy snd we'll furnished rooms Ter the sung
with al the comforts pertaining 20 hrst class hete
VIII hna this place POSSESSING very supertor savans-
The variety % fishing sailing az StonDst0n has no sure
rior in ths country. The bathing seseeent and 10
fae All the appon 81 the hotel will oenpare fsvsra
Wy with any other shore watering place The hotel will
B. msnafed by HORA1fO BLAKE and AL0NZO REED
r. vsons wishing 20 for the will please
ado. -ets a. above. HORATIO BLAKE. lessee.
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DONELTON HOUsE, NEwBURcH-THE rR0PRTE-
TO- Of this fsvsrte and agreeable place Of
sort pleasure in calling the seston Of the New York
public 20 ne fact that he nov prepared for the reception
The hieh taton IN which his house a. held Nv families
sre,u the months there IL will
render nded notice o. s superior attractions in
paint Of loestio,N scenery, drves &C. unnecessary. In
These particulars has equal the Hudson river
srder a. heretofoi will be supplied With every deesoy
The rshet aorSs In addition 70 the former facilities r
reaching Nevbursh By steambos there ave of
passing daily eth wsy from fev York ssd Albany
- q. DONALD.
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nLYMPIC.-PIERCE' MINsTRELS-THE ORIGINAL
" Pompey, late " Chrisys Ainstrels IA Broadway be-
tween How ard and Grand streets. Every evening during
the wcek-Doors Concert at soclock The novel;
ties introduced by Pierce in his style Of Ethiopian
foaDces and which have been received each night with
the decided marks appreciation by
has stamped them being the me plus ultra OF nero
tertanmens Afternoon performances Wednef and
Saturdays. Doors at esncert at o'clock Admis-
sion. IS cents. Orchestra boxes &c., private boxes, S.
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RAILROADS.

CANpES AND AxBoY RArLRoAp LINT roR rHuA-
~ seLh,. A. seven o'elo.k A. IN, ard half pas, one
esoct. Y NJ ~ steamboat JOHN rOTTER, daily, (sun-
DAYS excepted, from Pier No. North river TGs-Trst
esss ears, -; second class ears, "a
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SALES ~ AUCTION.

GREAT SALE OF FRAMED AND SHEET ESGRAv-
~ ings and Oil PRntings-On Monday, Tuf sday and
ednesday Messls COOLEY REESE will sell, their
Auction Rooms 81 and $40 broadway of White
street tne collection Of modern Oil Paintings in rich
Also col ecton Of choice elegant
cravings plain and eoored comprising choice gems
Lsndsee Wikie, Herring Stone and other gushed
artists framed and in sheets Sale to each
Ing at quarter before eight o'clock. Catalogues
ready ara the pictures exhibited.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF DRY GOODS. RY

NoTIcE.-UNREsERvEDs SALE OF DRY GOODS. BY
suction, tom and the following days. until
the entire is disposed Of at IS West Brosdway
Thomas and Anthony streetsThe entire stock Of Messrs
VAN RICH COBB, also the remnant Of HOPKINS stock
(~bo going to Europe consisting Of English French and
German BrOadclotbs Cassmeres Tweeds satin and fancy
NestipFs in great variety Irish Linens Sheeting Towel
ngs satin and double damask Table Cloths Napkins Tray
Cloths and Doyl silk wool. cashmere rich
Canton Grape shawls from s. TO s also variety
Of Dress Goods French Silks and Sains yards wide: satin
strres Bareges kernoes, Csshmere Paramattas Apaca
2ooo yards Of Lawns 800 yards Of Prints and
81 other articles for ner
ton. Housekeepers and dars should consult their
terest and attend this sale goods will put up
to suit purchasers sales every day at 10 A NJ r. NJ
MICHAEL NORRIS. Auctioneer.
BRENNAN
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A sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-THE CELEBRATED
Vps'i yn Sns'r JUNE tine @
@ be r.5 se oI sr n. Ts - 1 nsys
q b'o SS' " sS
psKstssis SF s Martnsii; M.arsvsIt Sig
trSsso sssa eaIsias yi.ti General Admission.
e s
with new local drama, entitled NOSE IL CnlNA-Mo.s
s sISS
Ni. Y RoSSsn Mr. S%Sd S
e s ks
yolytOyhr C. Taylor iIorato wagges, Mr. Jeherson srs
bones aS P open at past to
CAsTLE GARDEN. THE SEVENTH GRAND SAB
- sh Concert will take Place on sun lay evening June
for Violin, composed BY De Bsriot and performed BY
Lee 1ocd 'n M Gi the cdT aR % S
and tbgns attendance throughout whole evening as
ns and sany hte viii
s"%ss IA no e@sy ns a.
No postponement On account of the reather.
CHRlsrYs MIN sTRELs.- MECHANICS BALL, 40 ",
grosdx'y between e oss nnf
s ss ans sn bsnd oRTs
s2nPTsnE company Of twelve Performers undentl dreo
sr Of T. sn ns win s1s s anT sSs
until farther notice Admission eents Doors Orsn :. 4
on Saturdays, commencing At 8 o'clock. P. N.
CASTLE GARDEN is OPEN NIGHTLY WITH A
~ series of Concerts Musard summer Fetes under
open precisely The concert will close At
5 minutes past o'clock after Which, summer Bail under
ing No place Of amusement in the city compare with
here raonSy enjoy tem.eivsS with Fresh Air. Music
Dancing and Cool Promenade 0mnbuses every
snd 50 ssss sssn s
count Of the weather.
PARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
stant Masaser Performances at ~ and ~ O'clock TIL.
beautiful ard immene establishment having entered upon
the triumphant success. In the gor-
i an@ a
houses evening The afternoon performances
Harrington wonderful magician vsntroquist be-.
m N aTPear every ' week
saloons Of this Museum Among them the Carriage
%aona PcrsrS Gaery Se &C. Admission IS esn.
children under 10 years, l21s cents
II ICHNoND.vA- THEATRE FOR RENT.-THE ABOVE
~ theatre offered for rent by the month"; week.
mens With regard to variety and excellence of scenery
s9s s?S
dramatic i is we'll suited for concerts the
Si s . iDs s sad s sare
lighted with solar in the most brilliant aud has
e .1 % s
flowed nE.daey after ~ Ike annual session. Of the Isss-
ne y s Of Long and prsn.aos
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. I75 CHATHAM SQUARE, OPEN
the original Fs%sis the only orsSniies ssnd q
ladies in he world eGmPTsng company Of T.sys PER-
Htste esnmoniy called Toasi w apPeaS
Arab eiIl. only existence viii
Stage Nh Boxes rs cents PArqueste I2x
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May and November dvidends 1913, Uess
$ll7 so, not called for) .............. $9SS2 80
Leaving balance of S99s 20, which, with the cash
hand at the commencement Of the fiscal year,
$750r 65--msking IS sos ol-has been divided among
the stockholders in s per cent dividend still lesv
ing cash balance hand Of s7o OIL to be carried
to the present year. As compared with the business
of the preceding year, an increase is shown in the
general receipts of $s7o4 o5 and In the expenditures
&2.1O7 25-net increase. 1902 90.