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o Sss1s cs III; Pss wssS
Tassday June fifth ss =. u osloeh A. the Merchants
Situate. It; sa the
Ninth Ward :. city Of B.Sslyn These lot: ar Ss.s:
view Of the and aSrd a. ,s o.
n and for when the
ss % % e s.i
Also at same time and place one block Of ground
4 Ts%esls .nf s
s. T. sss 10 ss With sas
fence and the premises small fTsms building former
siss1 3: T. s may be
nss
maps be had If the suctioneer No. Wall street
mo. L. vANDEwArER, AucrIoNEER--LARGE
sale Of magnheeny set Dsnona BIoGcass. kas: Ear
.a hs: ch sias B Bra siss Cameo.
a.s room. will as: q HSesa Gas @
is: s % a OF ss
water; Diamond Brooches: Breast Pins Ear Rings contain
81 Also ~ syoss q Ess:h md G.Hss. gold wassSss
tiOn Of Chains, Catalogues on the morning Of sale
AUCTION NoTIcE-w; Il, I sE Fl AycTIoNEER
@ J. ~ fs . Il Dry # sPa
T.ss Line. II Kinds: s.nsIs%sa
the stock Wilt be sold without Sales will continue
daily till the stock is all sold out
A UCTION NoTICE.-GROCERIES TOBACCO, Sc
n gars. Brandy Wine, Tea, &cOn Tuesday June 18th,
in front Of the store Dey Cheese,
Sherry Port Maccaroni Salt Rasns Figs Ink, Sardnes,
Shad Msckerel Herrngr Salmon, Mustard, Pepper Tea
Bay Rum, &C. W. A. CARTER, Auetoner, 81 Dey street
A DMINIsrRATRIx' SALE OF FAST rRorrING
IA HorsesWin be sold at public auction, at the farm
late Of David Bryan, deceased at Comac H. Monday
the I'D day june the property Of said
ceased Of which is the stock OF valuable and fast
the well known young Horse Known ss David Bryan
Grey Colt" the gray Mare "Philadelpha Sail" the cee
brated trotting Horse Peanuts the BLACK Horse and
LADY SUFFOLK being her from ST. Louis to New
will be taken the farm and sold at the time and
place. Sale will commence at o'clock, r. NJ Should the
weather stormy the ale will be the fair
CAROLINE BRYAN Adminstratrix.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BRoADwAY-AT AUG
on without Tuesiay next June 18th, at the
hour Of IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchanged and
and nearly three story Frame House, including brick
basement thoroughly built Of the best Of materials tin
roof blinds TO windows. &c. &C. and contains some
eight well apartments together with valua-
able lots Of ground attached the entire fronting the
above valuable the Bleomngdae road be-
tween Eighty and Eighty Streets central in
block and at point nearly hanging the Hudson river
edenee at respectable convenient and valuable
As investment for idle capital there 10 not in
the city, safer whilst paying interest the out
lay there Of city where property faster
for which, and further particulars apply
to the auetioncer, ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Office
Broad street. New York NB-Visters view the hous
Be-, each day. from II until 4o'clock
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u ENovAr-DR. ALBAN GOLDSMITH HAS REMOVE
~ he ohce frem No Park Place 70 No Bi Broadway,
eorner o. Franklin street Consultations from eight
o'clock w. TO two " NJ and At $40 Fourth avenue, be-
isLtFM -
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS BROADWAY. NEAR BnOOME
~ strsst-Drsss Circle ana PAIauss % esnsS Family
Doors open ~; to begin At o'clock Monday evening
June It, the will with
the LADIES BATTLE-Baron de Montrchard. Mr.. Lynne;
Henry de Flavgneu Mr. Geo Jordan Gustaye dc Gusnon
Mr. Brougham; Countess dAutreva Miss Julia Bennett
Lsopis Mas Gould 10 CONCLUDE with The HOME BOOK
Leader Mr. Lynne Mrs Hautton Leader Miss Mary Taylor
Mrs Miss X Horn Grace Leader Miss Gould.
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HOB1ESTEADs.


A HOME FOR ALL.-MANHATTAN BUILDING AsSO-
who by great Of business
subscribing At the meeting last informed
that the books to receive their Those
who desire to avail themselves OF the ad
yantages Of this association the securing OF home
investing their earnings the of
must do immediately the extraordinary and
close the books The various purchasers OF shares sold
the last meeting requested TO comply with Article XIV
Immediately Rules. &c, be had at the Secretarys
''''' MORGAN MoRGANs. President.
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD AHERI-
this Association requested to attend the regular meet
ing Tuesday evening June TO- at Warren Hail. Of
Oliver and Henry streets for the Of making the
arrangements TO become incorporated under the act
recently passed by the LEGISLATURE All who unable
attend will please give written authority 70 their friends to
represent their interest leave their At the sesre
rspye.sasss Jsssrsr sssr.s.r2 Once ;' Clinton
court. Besksan street
A GOOD CHANCE N NOW oYvgRED TO ,URcHAsE
"A psces o. iasa, esassisaE ave .ad tenth acres,
thought be the meet t f country seat hotel the
banls Of ths audsen IL 10 situated short distance above
street. and sajonirs IKE river /, commands eompists
view thereof the city the Highlands There
hne spring water the place Apply % X CotzkNS
P DssSs f c1. No. Chamber. street. NY NJ
A MOTHER EXCURSION TO WEST MOUNT VERNON
vented BY the rain from going With The Testons
stead Association 70 HINTS Bridge Monday morning
last resolved at the regular meeting Tuesday
The Cars will the City Hall at 10 o'clock the
morning Tickets for the excursion cents which should
purchased At the Railroad once the Park ct the
Brooms street onoe, near the Bewery and A. Treaty
FrRDIr A ND MvsvcR. Secretary.
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- J-Ths very extensive and popular esssblishment
capable Of accommodating between three aud four hundred
visiters will reopen reception Of vsrs the
9Th inst The wei established reputation Of the house. ts
superior location the beautiful the
surrounding country together with the erceent medicinal
qualities Of the mineral render o. the moet de-
Ightfu retreats In the country. Mrs inshman
wi usual devote her particular attention 70 the ladies'
department Competent engaged 70 NIL
department An excellent baud Of music will be Ia attend
n during the season. n. A. HINGHMAN.
echooleys Mountain In Iet
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NHECHANICs' HALL, NO. x72 BROADWAY, AR6vR
M Grand strestOpsn every night during the week until
kINSTRELs comprising efhoent and versatile "oorps
efalented and Experienced performers under the ma
Of ave have been received with favor b
Doors open 1t halfpas six commence 1t eight
o'clock An Afternoon Concert will bs given Saturday
next, the Ladies and Juveniles
mencing at 8 o'clock, p. n.
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~ lBLOS GARDEN.-SUNAER SEASOk.-hANAGER,
Mr. John SeftonTekets, 50 cents; Private Boxes S.
Doors at " performance o'clock RA-
ysis nights Mondays wednssdsy. and Fridays; Burtoas
frmanes by the Ravel Family ~ In number and the smous
Gabriel kavs In his fayorte character Of aud
Scotch Pas seu With the astonishing and daring
dancer Of the ag. Mons Bondin Nile Berlin. Nile Leon
tine Capel Mr. Paul Brilliant and Mons Collet will also
Monday, June Ii Evolutions the Tight Rope
FISBERMANS DREAM. and yOL-AU-VENf.
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II OST-ON TUESDAY, THE Nth INST. BETWEEN
IL Ycnkers and Caremont, Cashmere Shawl The finder
7 OsT-0N THURSDAY MORNING, BETWEEN FIVE
IL and SIX o'clock, in the Third between Ninety
third and Eighty sixth Streets Pocket Book containing
eight kve dollar bills, two dollar BILL and
collars silver Five dollars reward will be given the
above. by returning IL to THOMAS QUINLAN, of
7 OsT, ON FRIDAY, O'CLOCK P. NJ, A,wHITE
IL ivory handled Opera Glsss. IL left in Forty
second street and South Ferry stage The finder will be
Of Washington.
IL in Joness Boot and shoe Store IA Ann street. satur
atsrn have the by paying this adver-
tisement and describing the same.
q IN REwARD-LosT-ON THE THIRD INST, IN
~ the 81 r. n. train for Newark, six watch
msnts without dals wheels Of the hnder As
their Numbers are known to the they easily de-
sseted The above reward will paid delivery NJ
Ocott Maiden Lane, Mr. Donisan. Baggage Master.
Newark Depot.
q IN REwARD.-LosT ON SATURDAY MORNING,
~ June 18th between FIVE and six o'clock, at the
Of vesey and West streets Washington Market.
hook containing between $50 and $40 Two I'VE doll
lar e and the rest two threes and The finder will
receive the above by returning the No. Isl
Crane street, corner Of Elm. G. DASCHEh.
wO 18th, the corner of White street aud Broadway
email clasped Geld Locket with hair inserted
both SIDES Any who will return said locket So
81 harksplace, shall receive tie above reward
ID ING L0sT.-TEN DOLLARS REwARD-oN FRIDAY
N Assrnson, In william street opposite the Bank of
white The above reward will be paid its
TO Is Merchaatst Exchange.
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gEA BATHiNe-cAPE NAY, NJ ECONOMIES HALL
nov open fcr the reception Of vssters Theproprsecr
thankful or the liberal TarcnsFe heretofore yeceved would
respectfully solicit thcee intending 10 Witt this popular
bathing place the present make his house their
home. His Arrangements and accommodation he trusts
will be more safsfaetory to customers than which have
heretcore been provided upon the Island The subscriber
hne taken paine 70 good and attentive s1ored
wants the conviction that they best suited ~ she
customs and wan Of majority Of the soourners AZ this
place. w, u, MILLER.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, -.
uoRsEs FOR sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR
sae several superior Stylish and we'll trained
Ladies Saddle Horses also several horses for harness and
genemsn saddle ALSO several Low priced gentle horses
for ladies and sentemsn Ladies' and gentlsmen sad
die horses 70 let by the day, week, OF month.
W. n. DIaBRow, Riding School,
No. % Fourth avenue.
EoR sALE.-JusT FROM CANADA, TWO CANADIAN
Horses-one four old. 70 eleven hundred weight
and beautiful dappe grey the other is small pony
we'll broke and IT for boy " ride TO harness
The large horse we'll broke 10 all harness and the saddle
and will make fine trotter, he trot his mile in
aide efour minutes and would make beautiful horse ht
for Kin Of business To be for three days At the
stable 81 Thomas sorsss Sixth and Eighth street
formerly q stage stable.
L,oR sALE-A SPLENDID DARK BROWN MARE
fnerly bsck) sixteen hands high, aud will trot her
mile In three minutes and half Warranted sound and
Kind in all harness. suitable for carriage family horse
Can be romphins Brushes lumber yard, Hoboken
near the ferry. Inquire Of Mr.. Craft or whitmore
TOR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL DARK BAY HORSE
old fifteen and half hands high, kind la
single and double harness. and hrst rate saddie horse
TO be sod account h going 70 Europe Apply
HRYERsoN& HowARD's livery stable, No. SAC Roadway
u oCKAwAy.-A SIX SEAT, SECOND HAND ROCK
~ away but hte ueed made BY Wood, Tomlnscn Co,
Tor sst lillian Rafertys Carriage fsctory ~ Canal 81
WANrED TO PURCHASE A HORSE AND CART
w heavy spring with good Of work. Any
having such 70 dispose o. will direct note 10 C. A. j.
unon square Post once and STATE whore interview
be had.
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billiard TABLES FoR SALT. ocONNoR HAS
no. on haad large Of new and second hand
sell At reasonable price. Also two OLA Bassords iron
Eagle Tables With his patent A., eashioa which he will sell
EoR SALE OR TO LET-THOsE TwO FIRST CLASS
fu,ory houses Thiry-sscond street. Broad
built in the very beat with all the modern i'm
proyements. Inquire Of Mr.. r. r. Carman No. IA East
EoR sALE-THE STOCK AND GOOD WILL OF
nourshins Whole sale Grocery, Produce and commis,
purchaser. Address A. D.. at this once.
and basement brick house, Is by ~ lot - by 81 in,
with and half story frame house the rear BY
CoLp LANDs.-rIyE HUNDRED AcpEs SITUATED
offered for two o days cny At moderate price, Address
GREEN rURrLE-ToR SALE. BY N. RODGERS CO,
" No Fulton Market, hns lot Of Green Turtle, Of all
sizes just arrived.
OFFICE TO LET, AT q FLETCHER STREET. coNvE-
" nisn.y located for business man Apply in the store
ITO LEAsH-FRANKLIN HOUSE BUNDINGs-THR
Sales Room second door No 40 broadway, corner Of
fse on Brssdvsy stted with wash water closet &c.
ON second and lhird aoer. Apply 70 -
ITO LET-AT NO 10 BEEKMAN STREET, NEAR MAS
about BY feet, also several shops IN baok sudns With
eyceent light and steam power Apply TO A. Livingston
81 John street, the premises, BOstwck in the
rear.
Two LET-A VERY PRETTY coTTAGEHoUsE. tcoN-
tsnns some 's eve r.o% beside. ,Sssn sss beau
Fort Lee. The house Is In complete ORDER and al
y % IS Hudson sr furnished A
ITO MILLINERs AND DREssNAKERs-To LET, A
hrstrats store. No Anthony street. tfifth ward
two door. from Broadway The fixtures sonysnsn ss
good cash business and the rent moderate. Apply a.
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EXCURSIONS.


CUN9AY EXCURSION TO SING ssNG AND ROCK
- lad Lake. landing Hammond street. Yonkers Hast
lag: Doess Ferry and Tsrrytowa-rare to Sing Sing q
.tesmsr JENNY LIND win make excursion to Rockand
LAKE. leaving New York from foot Of Chambers street.
laad Lake At half past O'Clock r. a.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO ooNEY ISLAND, LAND
TIE new and splendid steamer sa' Trojan Capt r. nod
day june 9TH 1871 ic.vns sprSs street. n r. ioE A.
and xP; y; Pier No; n r. II A; \. and SP. T. Re-
cons forbid trusting this boat account Of the
GRAND EXCURSION TO COMFY IsLAND-LAND-
new and .psssd ssamsr TROJAN Captain Rodnrn
will make three trips daily to coney Isandxonday june
psn Me- .ss .srssi Aad
ing leaving CoHey Island at6h Pm. NBAn persons
forbid trusting the above boat the Of owners
CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO PIE FISHING BANKS
" The we'll known steamer Buffalo, Capt Smith, will
june sysay YssnS oaS n
o'clock, Canal street 81 Grand street. East river At
and returning by Fishing tackle bait and reirssS
ments will beprovided. Fare 21a cents each way III
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO CoNEY ISLAND
landing at Fort Hamilton each wsy. Fare l2h cents
The new ard splendid , sesamsr TROJAN CaPt.J Rod
nf 10 nyPE sRsos 't Nsssh a. ~ An !. %
4PA Returning. will leave the Island at OK PM
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE
leach wsy The favorte steamer ISLANDER will make
pleasant to New Rochelle and Glen Covs leaving
Spring street s Catherine street East river az. Grand
street TO- Tenth street 1914 and eighth street l0
Rsebeise All in favor Of healthfu recreation will
Ssd this gratifyng one good opportunity is
uer FURNISHED at first class hotels b. good supply of
Refreshments on board.
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pAyILIeN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH NEW Jersey.

MORRIS LEVY, Proprietors. The above and
ssten establishment having been Just completed will be
opened for the reception Of vsters Nth June The Pa
von Hotel lie the most spacious and tasty building Jer
shore capable o. from ~ 10 700 visitors
with double piaxias fronting the M feet Tho ad
vantareous situation OF Long Branch the shsre Of the
mighty Atlantic, with s beautiful beach, sea bathing and
fishing not TO be exceied Its ssubous air and nvigo
rating breeze has rendered xorite resort There also
will be found ninepin alleys billiard tables and vehicles
for the pleasure Of the The table will be supplied
With the best market Affords and The bar shall
with the beet liquors.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
~ y Peek. Jr PropretOr-Ths DELIGHTFUL summer resi-
dence for the For further particulars
inquire o. Thompson, PeekS Nixon 9o4 Broadway
o Duane street.
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DROADWAYTHEATRE.-E A. MARSHALL SOLE LES
ID G. H. Barrett hanaser.-Door open ~ 1 curtain
Third ciiaos ssnts; Gallery ~ cent. Private Boxes
romantic sns operate spectacle Of AZAEt THE fRoDI
GAL-Azsel Mr.. Conway; Ruben, Mr.. N g. Clsske Amsno
,h.ws C.nepi. NJ Hind h.ps.aon Mr.. Byr.s Jspatsls
CONNER nee with PETTic0AT CONFERENCE.-THE Hectic.
Mr. W. DavidEs Mrs Corney, Ars. lsher~ood
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NEW YORK, MAY 3isT, Is5l.-THE Co-PARTNER-
IN chip heretofore existing between the sabserbers undsr
Pollock Husband Ia this day dissolved by
tua Edward Husband being sutheled 70 close all
unsettled accounts. JULIUS POLLOCK.
EDWARD HUSBAND.
DARTNER wANTED-sPEcIAL OR GENERAL
with $1,000 cash capital, 70 invest In an importing
business Of lucrative safe character The articles
Will command ready sale for cash Address A. Box LIS
Post once
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ERENCH HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, WITH
- table dhote. at No. II Barclay street. New Yerk: :
Mons fux informs HIS friends and the public generally,
that he has opened the above establishment the
psan PLAN whore apartments be had with without
meals Table dhoe ats p daily. The best Of French
wines and liquors &o Dinner and supper parties DO
given the pre- mses In the best style.
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TO- Prosramme-PartIL Overture, 10 pre- aux clercs.
Herold; Fairy Lays, Gung'l; Duo from Besaro.
ranged for Wind Donizst Selections from
the celebrated Oratorio Of the "Stabat Mater Rossin
Trombone, Mr. Daga: Flute Mr. Eben; voloncello Mr. AL
Trumpet Mr.. HirschmAn, and Clarione Mr. Greene
yelt Maret1ek. Intermssion. Part lit Overture Gag
lostro, Adam; The Witches Reyels Lamar; Solo, VI
cello with full orchestra executed
by Mr. Amer; Paganin in China Thy desire) Guug 10.
The Warrior Bard March, Lndpainner. Performance to
coun of he
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A TLANTIc PAVILION, HIGHLANDS. N. J.-JosEPH
n j. Thompson, ProprictorThis Hotel 10 open for
the reception Of bosrder and vssrs generally where every
attention i'll he paid TO their comfort and eonvencnee All
those who wish 70 enjoy pure and salubrous air beautiful
scenery hshng bathing and aquatic sports viii hnd few
places 10 this
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-GRoCERIEs. TOBACCO, Sc
IA gars Brandy, Wine Tea &c.On Tuesday June 18th,
in front q the store D street corner Cheese
sherry Port Maeearon Salt kasns Figs Ink sardnes.
Shad, Aackere Herrngr Salmon, Mustard, Pepper Tea
Bay Rum, &c. w. A. CARTER, Auctioner, Dey street.
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VUANTED-BY FRENCH PROTESTANT WOMAN.
atuaton TO teach French 70 young children and tshe
Of them. She 10 plain sewer give xsod
reersnee Apply between and 3oslooh No. heventA
street, Fourth avenue.
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CLOTIlIH0.


Il EEP cool .-sTILLwELL MONTROSs,
IN Clothier No. liz Fulton street. New York cerner Of
Dutch have Just introduced and delightful fabric for
ufactured into Coats and Vests which for
lghtne elegance, durability, and comfort cannot be
passed Call and see.
NOTICE TO GENTs-THIs rs TO INFORM you
IN that at b3 Pearl street. Broadway the best and
only place in this city whore TO get Clothing cleaned
dyed altered and repaired cheap Coats cleaned and pressed
pants call note attended TO in part Of
the city coRTIssoS, S3 Pearl street. late from MUIR
ray street.
~ Asst OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
O-IAdes gentlemen leaving ths city, or breaking ND
keuherng obtain the highest cash price for Clothing
tencs, L. u. DUSsELDORP, - Him 6srAis
N.B.-LAdies sAs-nss.. - - sH SssSs,;orp.
rAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" Ladies gentlemen leaving the city, breaking
bouekepbg obtain the highest cash price for Clothing
Furniture &c. by sending through the Post at his resi-
dence. N. =. COHEN, u Elm street.
N. Blades attended BY Mrs. Cohen.
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nELAyAN HOUSE, NO. UNION PLACE, OPPOSITE
- Union Park The undersigned would announce TO his
rend and the public generally that he has leased and
fitted the house No Union place where he will be pleased
w. A. DELAyAN.
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DowERY THEATRE-BOxES, % CENTS PIT, 1x
At 70 commence q TX oeeeh Monday evening" June ~
Bddy; Sir George Worm ley Mr. Ha milton Billy swlIle Mr.
Jordan Grace Berram Hiss wsmyss To Be followed by
the Of the ETHIOPIAN PRINCE-Cany King
Mr. H. C. Jordan Charles koreton Mr. Ailton; Amelia
Miss Biner To conclude with the famous drama OF JACK
sHEPPARD-Jask Sheppard. Miss Denim; Jopathan Wild
Mr. Tton Bueskin, Mr.. stevens Thames Darrell MI Ha
milton; Mrs Wood Mrs. Broadleyi Rachael. Miss Hihert
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET-BoxEs
rvse Boz Tickets 81 Doors open Ct curtain rises -
viii Uenee with the tragedy Of ION-Ion Mrs Jones'
Adrastus M scos Ctesophon, Mr. Watkins Phocian.
Mr. Cook; Agenor Mr. La Favor; hedeon Mr. c. W. Taylor;
Cleon Mr.. Thompson Clemanthe. Miss Croker Popular
Miss Mayna To conclude with the nautical drama
Of tom CRINGLE-Tom Criagle Mr. j. r. Soot Nut Of the
Iron Hand, Mr. Brandon Black Walter, Mr. L. Favor; Clip
~ Jack, Mr. q. l.. Fox; Fanny Fo1glove, Ars. Drew.
OPEHING OF CASTLE GARDEN WITH ITALIAN
NAY Ixasrzrx MANAGER AND CoSpucroR.
SIGN0RA A. BOsIO AND sIGNOR BErTiNI.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE l6
Win be performed the Opera Of
LUCIA DI LAMMERAOOR.
Eugsaao' 's.n.or kBarsvsntana
Ashton. o8nor Dcnov
hAymondo. osuor SoSss.
Doors open At half past g. Performances at
o'clock.
No postponement on account Of the weather.
Opera every night, except Saturday and Sunday.
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BOARD WANTED-BY LADY, IN QUIET LocA-
where questions will be asked, and where will
with kindness and find the comforts Of
be furnished unfurnshed Terms must moderate
Address x. Y. a.. st this ohce with particulars.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-

il pANY-Ouly ,hyousA ine for California and Oresoa.
The public informed that undsr ne new s ~
Nav Densytne. md caryinr the United States Mall VIII
continue TO leave Panama and San ON lhs M .ns
18th DAYS Of each roh unless detained oy &c
edents ana viii touch II Acapulco San Diego and Aon-
terey. ,, q. ,n. p,.,s. Ma
etssws,,r Co-,anv aye nov me Pacific one Of vsics
WI be alwsy. IN port eacn end Of the rsase
Oregon, ,ts9 tuns; HsFIDa.o' a 80 I'm, I'm
Panama lCS7 tuns, CAuinA ~ suns,
California, loo tuns s"soIno'S' Wv 'N"''
Tennessee l,3vo tuns 1sshhW
Nrfherner. 200 tuns, Cncsrn, w 'nhs;
CoiuHOi2' CIV fremont coo tuns
The new steamship Columbia VIII ply between San frAa-
and pors NJ Oregon awaiting al the former poIt ia
mails and from Panama 2nd 70
tsrnng delay with The mails and passengers for ns
regular line Of propeors VIII be Kept NJ for the irsns-
p5taon freight and TRANSIENT passengers between pass
The well known steamship Sarah Sands Of 800 TINS bur
den under charter 70 the company and peculiarly
cemmooas her CABIN arrangements, VIII De ke rsRhlAs
One of the above steamers VIII keep up the connection cs-
tween Acapulco and the o.ber Ne mean ports - 80
The the Atlantic viii be maintained oy ths
Georgia. 3cO tuns: Crescent City, SOC tuns
OHIO. 3. 900 tunS Cherokee, l,3o1 TINS;
Empire City. 2oOe tune; Philadelphia, 900 ,uns
Leaving Newyofk for Chagss OF the llth and 2eth "
each month ~,
direct line between NewOrlesns and Chagres leaving al
such periods insure little detention As possible on
Through line 20 and from NewOrleans and ports Meuce,
California and Oregon Passage from NewOreans can b
secured from ARMSTRONG, LAwENsON q Co.
Agents at that place
The fare for through from NewYors 70 San Fran
cisco has been reduced from ~
$400 IN State Rooms 10.
$3.50 in Lower CABIN to-------------.--------- ~
TIE rat. from to Chagres viii be at the loves.
adopted BY any safe between those ports
For choice O beTths apply at the otce OF the Conpa>S
"a and s. Southst. or at their Agency III Nes'-"'