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: TROY, N. 7 ,JuIy Q, 1851.
fire broke out about half past eleven o'clock lase
night, in Fellows Corps planning mill which vas
Totally destroyed together With large quantities of bum
Der belonging to c. W. Thompson, Baker Baker ana
Gardiner Langdon The loss on lumber IL estimsted a
been ascertained The fire N supposed to have the
work Of incendary, the planning mill machine had
not been running tince THURSDAY last The Iniif was
situated the freight depot in the south part Il
the city as to prevent the reen from bringing Their
engines well to bear upon it.
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Kcvath OF a Railroad Oascsr, Sc >

D
Alfred Crawford The agent in this city Of the phila-
depbia " smiDgton and baltimore Railroad, died this
morning. OF dyss ntery.
Both the mails from the South have arrived The
New Orleans Piosyans says the city is universally
healthy
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Markets.

CH.RLgsros, July 3, 1851.
The sales Of cotton during the have been 3T0o
bales ut the eXiro me prices OF 5% 91c
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,vyRY NAN MS OWN LANnLoRD.-rHE UNION

fIvVyRY MAN HIS OWN LANpLORD.-THR UNION
W. building Association Will hold rs ex regular meeting
h the Hal iN Grand street. st eight clock r. n Persons
vlo vh 20 join this society. before too inatoh Zee s
aec requested 70 up 20 tn8 meeting get an In
ieht INTO its vorkngs and join Us. N B number %
hsres will be pvt for redemption ~ the NEXT meeting
es Of the constitution Of prospectus can 20 Obtained ~
~ MN. PAhkER, SECRETARY.
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Annexed is a list of the


Annexed is list of the
PASSENGERS ny THE GEORGIA.
Mics Ritter Mrs Smith and ia mily Mrwalhers Sidell
mily, Scsnlan and family. Mr. Fuller snd family
aud lady. Schroeder .ndiady, O steven, AMI lady,
family heeiook friend msssn and lady. Mr. and
Mrs Lean Mr.; Nsrren and family. Mrs Drew .ad family,
and family M.s Earne, and family II NichOs UsEe.
Day. a%s Eili Hserman Eeuioasque De rAnal
BLACK, Mrs Reed Bernedse. II spoaord. Wells.
Lock Mis- Heart Miss Johnson Jssood No,oro'
Yogne:. IsssSTs, Maiochis Miss ptspsr Mis-, Beck
Martin nv Montgomery, T wsri Mr. Larse. n. Fell.
Ivs Dr. wsish, CsehTadins. Melody Tailor, pesl'r;
Lynch. Eipssiy Mrs stevens II soh@idt. J A as,ay
SsEa MSrsr Win sSeS SI. rssG.
Armstrong. janice Mrs johnson, Holmes, Mrs Black
msn and servant Commodore keband and vito Sale.
DO. Getting sOracin. Mrs Clean A Fessne Mr. and
Mrs neycr and family Mrs hlmy Tcrisss. T rsqchsrd
A Vidal. N saass. Knansh, Mcntagu. N O Msbbet N
Henehy. Mr. Livil. and hfty-seven in tho steerage.
The steamship Falcon, Captain Hartstein, arrived
Havana the 1st instant, from Chasres, with three
hundred and nnety.two passengers. She to have
sailed en- the Sd instant for New Orleans
The Cherokee, Captain winde, hence was going into
Havana on the 81 instant.
Our files Of the Do,ro de Ia Marina and Faro Industrial
de Ia Haaa the % instant but they do con.
tain a word Of news.
The following letters came by the Georgia -
CUR CALIFORNIA coHREsPoNpKycR.
San fRAScIsco May IS, 1881.
The Burn! Drsfrtcf-INe kew Buildings.
The following Is the correct number Of buildings and
stores, built and being built the burnt district, 1t
he hrga Va IL. af he fire.
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9th 81 DOMINGO CORRESPONDENTS.
ST. DoAIsso, June H. 1851.
The Dtphoiy Of SotiougueThe r. cr.i B1ifle-Tu Csls
in IRE eDaus q ST. Dowingo- Appeal 10 .4nerioe.
You aware that for sometms England France, and
the United States have been attempting to negotiate
peace between th republic on the mnliurc Nspogou
empire Of Hayt Before the departure for the Un;ssd
States Of the French Consu General AMI the Americsu
special sg Mt notice given to Emperor souloulus aat
attack the people Of this republic would b. cou
dercd declaration Of against tho three mcdainx
powers but Soulouque with hia accustomed audacity
has marched his forces and attacked, Ia spite Of lis
menace and enclosed have printed account Of ths
result The proclamation Of President Baen of Doniu-
ca. which bas already appeared in the H-sidl
Is wei, known that II sculouquc could get poa-
fesi' here, that the whites and muiatoes would in
dkcrminately mssacrcd. blockade will no, prevent
his attempt these negroes little about
aud have all the ncccssares of f without any comeres
whatever II " only tho foreign merchant resident,
who will suffer Would IL not b. crcitable for the
tLd states government to assist this republic and pre-
vent The yrsny Of this black Dc over whftaa
Thu part of tho snd b. be assistnr Hung *
lice You VEL know the struggles aud difficulties these
poole have passed through to air tain tn selves f-c
without astAnce fron quarter, and without invclv-
Ing Themselves cent In debt. Matter have
TO crisis and beg u you through the agency of yorr
valuable paper TO call forth the syupathes aud " pos
tihe the assistance u the citiz of the United States
Here v fine country. and every iLducemsnt offered To
emgfans temperate steady man. need have q
the climate IL Is ~ healthy here In any part of the
world. The government aud people Kind and civil
strangers, and In NIL respects different from tbs
Uaytiens
which is to decide their fate pat Port Prince aud
thpc Hsytien In ashes II there in the United
states dispo,cd ~ them help. they will gaia far
more than BY attacking Cub, The government 20
al ia all. .hu, rhrn "a afna
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TIE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
b. TELEGRAM FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
EngIasd.

81 IEl4E0RAlNt FROM LONDON LIVERPOOL.
EngIN.,d.
LoNpos June 25--A. NJ
aTsAm COMMUNICATIONS wirn AmEmcA-The Commits
siensrs to whom referred the OF th
claims Of Ireland to have of her western ports N
the point Of depsrtu,e for transatlantic eamers havs
made an elaborate report The committees do ~
commend any such change the gain of oe would not
be considerable and she frequent transfer of
and eaods between Eaeland and Scotland aud port on
the wsst coat Of ITcland would prevent any larxs
amount Of traffic between those countries aad North,
America being conducted by the route. The com
mitee snd 10 conclude that lcca aud psra-
cuar advantages resulting from the proposed measure
would b great the saving of te important a.
to counterbslance the large additional pepse which
would be entshed upon the Imperial revenue aud tns
evils and ncop venirnce which would b. inflicted m she
greet body OF the ,Htie aud travelling portion OF
The community, by remcvi ing the packets from where
they originally esia cIuied as b.ag tue fooas of
the com nerci al transactions Of the United Kingdom
with the North American n,inent.
GRE.r Esmmrios Receipts yesterday, E3lss las.s
number Of visIters. % 39i.
BARN ElrorIoS.-Scobbeli. Qbersi), l los; sussliae
lC43. majority for Scobbell 60
France.
PARIS BouRsr, June 24--fivrs 90 IS Thr-es s5 a.
Gold rs To- per cent drarvr in Paris than Ia London
ana 30 per Ger dcarcr "a To don than Ia i.nburh
The exchange betseen England aud America notni,
nslly III per cent IN favor o EnSirndieevus coa-
siderable PROM on the importation of gold iron The UNI
tea states.
Odessa and Gaiauz.
Letters state that large parshisis % at and In
dian cora, particularly NE later, have rrcnty been
nade ~ Greek houses in anticp &c Gne o
bis couptEy, which longer likely to be supplied
by France. freights Is per qua n'gn.r, And
although q ere had been advance ia the price of
grain. th~ demand had caused much hsmuess. There
had lately been abuncGGS rains, which al hough toe
lac for the haJ harvt ard wuJer goald greatly
beLctt M the spring corn aud Render good yicld al
most certain
Russla.
further supply OF God from Russia Is expected this
week; upwards of ElV 100 H. know b. Oh the way
Gyeat Confingration at Arss.angsi.
observation-disclosures. june ~. 1851.
We learn by electric Telegraph that the steamer iio~1
MGr,gor arrived at Hull last evening rum st Pstes--
burg sbe brings the melancholy intelligence OF tori
bic contsgrsto ~ Aichsngrl fth of juno. by
which grit 10 90 houses. churches, sad tho
sugs, rhpIg establishment Of Brandt were completely
demolished
1be Antr,csn frgstc ut. Lawrence arrived at Hsbss
the 18th Infant
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HOMEsTEADs.

fTHE NEW VILLAGE or STRAIT J,PoRr = STU
sted within mles % the City Halt opposite Harlem
bn the Flushing Ray sootsd for It's Wild fowl piks. and
klams, only hall mile Nom Flushing towards the College
Point The beautiful building site having been
keyed aud laid into 40 loss o ey ~ fee) about
nonth since rhk time there haze beea about half he lots
)spoeed o. They chosen frofa all parts, and
snent there s,l good ehoce AZ All parts. TO be ds
posed u, aud ~ Ne under mentioned prices
al lots shove east Of Lafayette street. ....S rs
Do. between Lafs yctte aud nigh streets ....... 20
Do. do. High street and Amelia .............. l2j
Do. do Amelia street and College avenue $50
Do. co. College avenue and the Bay ........... loo
Corner lots will be invariably sold at an advance Of SIS
ever the adjoining lots.
The streets and avenues are now being graded.
An Excurfion will t- made every sunday ant further
sicc. Itesete can be obtained Of Mr.. Hammer.
The conditions Of sale 81 cash a. the time of
hae, and the balance In monthly ilbtsmsnt Or so his
property comrrses the handsome water 5Tes " halt
lie In extent emhrsctng unparalleled prospects e the Esst
ver, village Of Flushing, Newtown shore, Rkcrs leland
orreania ffk Islana and the vowel .acle Of the Pali
pde n chs and Catst Nountsnst1 Point accessible
veral times cay both b. lsEd e3 wptr. For and
afcrrl ton relating thereto appl At the once Of j.
hEMEk, 20 wooster street, two doors from Amty.
Fbe tmity street stages pass BY the door every ave
lri,st uring the day.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

In BEHALF OF THE HAYWARD RUBBER CO..
Newark India Rubber Co., L. Candee, Ford Co., Shoe
Associates and otaers-A we'll known irresponsible ndi-
vdua with lawyers unRing shapes an to
appear as issued by the above parties. The
quenoes OF libel It's not true that Infringe Goodyes
Goodyars patent The Jury At Trenton before Judge re
in the United States Court the seal upon
that stale alsehood One Of the issues tried by ry
charged me with ung Goodyears patent aud the verdict
and Judgment was in my favor snd there but trial
have patents many Of which pirated by the comb
nation and my suts AGAINST Goedyesr Ford Newark Co..
Union Co., and Others, will be brought to trial
possible Az published attacks and ibes on omansts
from m Judsen against whom have suits for libel My
goo Dc are cheaper and handsomer than in the
market and thank the bin alton for advertising them
. HORACE II. DAY, % oursaadt street,
Manufacturer Of India Rubber goods and sole Of
IL pateats in the rubber business.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc.-ALL vULcANIzED
" white rubber we'll black, and other coors not
stamped BY Horace H. Day Goodyears P.tent according
to Ills covenent In his license from Goodyear infringe
men. on ooodyears patents and All dealers in purohas
ers Of these goods equally liable as tospasers
Coodyears rights, with Horace H. Day him.
self the maker Of such goods and will DO aceod
ngy. All the India Rubber Shoes made by Horace IL
Day are an infringement Goodyears patents and all
dealers therein render themselves liable in damages Mr.
Goodyear. the patentee.
In behalf Of the Hayward Rubber Company; Newark In
dia Rubter Manufacturing Company; L. Candee; Ford
Co.: Shoe Associates, and others.
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EKANKLIN NUSEUM ITO CHATHAh SQUARe.-UEO.
L LEA, Sole Proprietor Admission-SeAts In Private
sores 20 cents Stage seats oents Boxes. oens Par
tuet oents-Eleyant Saloon perform After
room and Evening In the after
aoon at clock, and in the evening at O'CLOCK The
varied and select and suoh be
no other place Of amusement In New York. consisting Of
being the largest saa At The tine The met
lists who selected fsr their beauty figure snd who
persona number Of beautiful tsbisaux from the
sstures Of ancient and modern times company Of Arab
Urls who go through varet, Of fssts Of deS
vord company Of Aals and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequaed in the world
ngesher with variety of interesting
law
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MIRROR OF OUR COUNTRY.-THIs GREAT Ma
w tonal Panorsma the opening Of which, at wahin
Hall was postponed from July Ia of accident
to the machinery will commence Tuesday evening July
r. Doors at 7; Mirror at clock
% cents children half proe.
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y NJ MOUNT yERNoN-TEUToNIA HOMESTEAD
Observation-Disclosures and Others DESTROYS Of bssOm-
Dn sueh are reque to attend the rakusr metnr a.
derbrsndt 70 HOserttreet on TUESDAY July sth, at
o'clock. Pm.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.

The mail steamship Georgia, Captain Porter, arrived
yesterday afternoon from Havans whence she sailed
the ID instant thus making the passage in four days
and three hours.
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Making total Of buildings and stores ......., $40
Among the number there some twenty stores aud
banking bouses intended to be fire proof Besides the
above. there about two hundred buildings going up
Ia different parts Of the city. E.0. H.
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rlao TRAVELLERS GOING soUrH.-NBw SUPERIOR
and economical line between Baltimore and Frcderieks
surG stanton, va Richmond and Petersburg Vs. Lynch.
burg Va, Raleigh, N c. and Charleston, The public
are hereby that the large and plerd low pressure
rtssmer Baltmere, Capt Alexander McCsusand atei ny
with state and 30 berths aud unsurpassed speed
aud BY any boat south Of New WORT s no.
running between Baltimore and squia Creek via the mouth
ofPotomac and Pney Point In connection WITH TIE Rich
nond apd Treaerickshurg and Richmond and Peer,buy
saroats Passengers this line leaving Commerce trsei
wharf Baltimore. ats O'clock r. NJ Tuesdays auc FRI
days resch Fredericksburg by A. the day lch-
1ond by ", A. w., and Petersburg about 2 =. n hom
rach point they proceed farther uth With pisseagst ~
she msil line Through tickets BY this superior te
lat olss from Bstimore 70 rreasrictsbas -
Richmond, 80 So N Petersburg IS 90 20 Chsri.stou
c., SIS mesitsnd state extr. Forward eabin ".
longers 70 rrercksburs including mcals aRd dgns s
SO. do do, 70 Richmond Petersburr a. a. n.tu irS
meals and lodging For further nforina.ie apply as she
Southern railroad ooe, adjoining .inrten rsoaf
smee, Pratt street, or 70
oHks. woRTnIyayoH. IN. Agent
b~hmore. h.reh VI. isbi Comzeros stxesA wharf,
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BALES BY AUCTION.

UCTION N0TICE-GRocERIES RICE, NUTS,
NeckervL RssiEs Tea. Brandy, Sesars. &o.-On rdes-
" July slipast 10 oslock IN front Of the store. 81
ST. Rice Br vii Chessnuts Raisius Tea. Len, and
Syrups Soap Candles Salt, Piskls5, Seglrs, Bran
Gin. Clsret, Madeira, Sherry and Port Vines Macs
C.yenne Pepper. Shad, Salmon, aackerel, Herrngs,
IS Beef Bay Ram. Corks Fig Blae sc.
VI. A. CARTER, auotionesr. 81 Oey street.
UCTIoN NoTICE.-TH05. BELL AUCrIONEER-
BY H. N Bush.-Salc Of the stock OF druggist.
othecary aud perfumer This day, at l04 O'CLOCK, at
Broome street. Essex street cnmprnug the usual
llent variety OF articles in the line; Counters Soda
also small library OF select valuable msdtcal
classieAl Books. encyclopedia and history; several
superior Surgical Bottles Furniture. &c.
esday, splendid sale in the auction room.
M ORTGAcE SALE-BY VIRTUE OF Two Gil ATrLE
lVI mortgages will be cold at public auction,
ednesday the 9th OF July, 1851 1T ten o'clock, A q;
the Revere, Murray street all the househJd and bar
and fixtures contained In that house. to-
with the good will Of the lease aud business OF the
estl Attainment WIN. ii. WISDER, Mortgage.
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EXCURSIONS.


A WHALING EXCURSION EXTRA FOR ONE WEEK
"A Contemplated shout the 2st Of this month. the
haiing Banks Nantucket known the foot Of tue
shoals some OF the most expert whalemen In the world
all ready for the afray-headsmen and htrroonOr har
Poons and sneos boats and lnes from New Bedford and
Nantucket to attend this grand excursion. packet
the steamer all equipped With cutting 60 cut in
the whales as killed large quantity OF whales
are always found these banks At this OF the year.
which 10 well tno~n to the Nantucket New Bedford and
vineyard people IL IL hoped the good steamer M,achu-
sets will he obtained for ths OCCASION Gentlemen
who wish 20 be Of the Committee OF will
address line Immediately post paid 10 o. Prescott at the
ONCE Of this paper All particulars 70 be this paper
hereafter special invitation will be givea 90 all our
Boston friends 60 meet at Nantucket for the
IL 10 hoped that henry clay Daniel Webster will With
us To enjoy the ohowdsr The her trip will
tpat New Haven, New London. Newport and New Bed
tosd. The stesmer will be In port every night
~ RAND SEA BATHING EXCURSION TO FORT ia
her evening trips o'clock NJ from pier
No. North River, Tuesday July sth. and Will
throughout the season. Families wishing cool psa
SAINT sn with an evening bath will dnd this boat
No. 3 ate and 40 An. and and Pm each day.
THE LARGE AND coNsoDIoUs STEAMER Gaia
LINE, Cspt W. H. Peek, cas- be chartered for etcur-
sions sc. For further information inquire at 21 Pearl
street. or N the captain. on board.
GRAND EXCURSION TO BARNEGAr. LANDING AT
" Warctown Forhed River Cedsr Creek, Potter Creek
ard Toms kiver-Tbe steamboat WAVE, Captain L. l..
Schultz, will leave the foot OF Rsrclsy seot Wednesday
will remain until Iridsy A. making an ureon up and
down the Bay Thursday and return " the city Friday
Fsre for the excursion So single passage 81 meals EXTRA
Tickets may be obtained Of Mr. s. " wTKoFF, 02 vesey
ofCOurtlandt street. at - south street. board the
boat.
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FOR SALE AND TO LIE G.

L,oR sALE-THE NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NJ Goods in store No. 7a Broadway The store HIS asood
ad profitable set Of customers and affords excellent
person wishing to in business Terms
Neral would be exchanged for real estate Inquire at
lAestore.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

- EOULAR DAY LINE FOR ALBANY.-PARE. 90
IN cents-Meals served boardOn and after NJ Az
June 20. 1851, the new and swift steamer HENRY CLAY,
Captain r. Tamsn, will leave the pier foot OF
street every Monday Wednesday, and Friday mornnss
81 o'clock Returning. will leave Albany every Tuesday
Tbursday, and saturday at n For further partcu
lars. inquire % the Captain on board ofthe boat.
LfOR CEDAR GROVE LANDING AT FORT HAMII.-
ton-Fsre i2k cents-rhe steamer KOsCfuSEO
Captain Hanoox, will TO cedar Grove aud Fort Uam-
ton TUESDAY, July and every as for te season lsa,
followafoot n Spring street. % AN Piers Mr.
10 AN; Spring street, ~ PM Pier , Mr., 81 PM
Lesvirs Cedar Grove st II AN end So P.M band Of
music will accompany the boat each
HENRY MALIAN. Aren't
once foot Of Franklin street.
Persons wanting steamboats, for he
de- cd m nppiir-sion ~ tho ofice
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTaEEr-BoxEs.
E IN Tls 90 f
thorosshy renovated re- and
s;s:: ;SsssFs 81
man. Mr.. J. Bro dsbswi Amelia Miss 9. Fox: viii be
Is e; W. iva
RRoUoHArsLycEUM. BROADWAY. NEAR BeooME
81. cents o.sss..rs STAN Sea- u: Psiss.s sssss
a 1 Men &. % IN ss
asd Miss IL
ssp Win s'is e. % rS,s M Chic To-
Psndsls; Mike. Mr.. Brousham Miss Gsorsins Primitive
sfs s s anas ing
NSTRELS prising ancient aud versatile CORPS"
and under nd. oi The
suoses.iYn Of ave ears have been roosivsa with
apn ss9 aa S
osa The patrons Of G. rsy srss are 'sspsihsry
htinued fol the future.
ARNUhs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM.
Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood Jr. Assist
pul;r S1sss Of PssIia and with ssnpa
III
EE IN TIE SACK After which irish zig son0lSdlas
the ys.y p,'s Of voc kS9w
ja1e md Herr Cline and sssrsersaaSS
&C., Of ii. Jean Larieu, concluding with The MAGIC
JMPET. "The Happy Family" Admission, rs cents;
hldren under 10 years. l2H cents.
p AYMoND HERR DRIEsBACHs MENAGERIE-
This celebrated Menagere-the largest and best
cted In the known word-embr cing animal
to natural history, and which has received the
applause hundreds thousands Of the
respectable and in egent people of tn United States has
Rst oommenc ed most brilliant summer pazn and will
the principal cities towns of New England in the
foil owing order vizTuesday June 2h. Natiok; Wednes
18th WaItham; Thursday 2th C0hsord; Friday 9th,
and Saturday 18th Lowel Monday S.h LawrsaOs Tues.
Thursday 3D. Friday 4h, Saturday 9Th, Monday 7h. Tues
day 9th, aud Wednesday, 9th. Boston.
CASTLE 0ARDEN.-THIs DBLIGHrFUL sUaMER
~ resort to visters throughout the day. from
IA NJ to Ia the largest and uist beautiful room
in this country and the from the galleries OF
noble and bsrbor alone worth than the price OF
admission-one shilling
EREE CONCERTs.-OTTO COTTAGE. HOD0KEN.-
II Grand Instrumental Concert-sixteen performer,-
Nos Shakespeare Society Band every Monday Wednesday
\and Friday commencing hafpast three o'clock the
take place day.
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THREH CoNCERTs-OTTO COTTAGE. HOBOKEN.-
u Grand Instrumental Concert-sixteen performer,-
Nols Society Band Monday "Wednesday
Friday, commencing at hapast three o'clock the
stormy the will take place the next day
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TEA STORE FOR sALE.-A GOOD CHANCE Is NOW
boered any person Of small capital to engage sure
pleasant business The stock, hx'urss aad es'e OF one
stands in Brooklyn Ia offered for sale Ia conse
Of the proprietor having too much other business to
fud to. Apply 70 II. X. WILLIAMS, 90 Vesey street,
York. third story, for particulars.
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RROApWAY THEATRE.-K.A A. MARSHALL. SOLELEs.
- see; Barrett Manayer-Doors open 1t "a; curtain
rises Dress Circle and Parquet 81 Family and
IS and S. Beneht Of Mr. waller Monday evening, July
2 Will be presented the tragedy of ROMEO JULIET
Romeo. Mr. Waller; Meroutio VIZ. Conway; Capnlet. Mr..
whiting Juliet Mics Andeeton Lady CApu,et Ma Knight
Pas Dc nenn ~ Mons Schmidt and Nile Thsrsse To
ende with the laughable farce Of THE IRISH TUrOK-Dr
oTooe Mr H. Tuthill Country Dance by the ladies and
gentlemen Of the Corps de Ballet
NIBLOS ADMINISTRATIONS, Mr.. JOHN SETON.
Tickets % cents Private Boxes s. Doors open ut II
TO commence At o'cock The public Is respectfully In
formed that the Rayel Family made additions
otherwise strong and efficient ky tho eugagement
Of those favorites the sisters Niles
torine Franck Gabriel and Francois in origin oharacte
By the Rsvei Family and Mons Bondn Succeeded by The
ballet pantomime. called LIE DIABLE A QUATRE To
conclude with the comic Pantomms, with BY
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN.-xAx MA
retxek, Manager and Conductor. Admission, 50 oents
MONDAY EVENING, July 7,
VIII be performed the Opera of
EIvra '......... Ssnors Truii Benedetti
sig bettini.
SA,.ios '............. Sig Bsneveatano
Doors open at hafpast Performances to oommsnoe ats
o'clock. NO postponement account Of tho weather.
Opera every night, Saturday not excepted.
EELLOWg MINSTRELS. AT FELLOWS NEW MUSI-
cal Hall, 4A Broadway. between Howard aud Grand
streets open every night This justly celebrated and efficient
corps and experienced performers under the sole
Of j. b Fellow whose this
the past have been received with the
the elite and fashion from all parts o. the Upion Fellow
buildings in the world Admission Is opsp
u concert to commence at O'clock An afternoon
every eduesdAy and Saturday for the especial
daton OF families commencing at B o'clock, r. N.