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KNABE 4 GEIlLE, Manufacturers,
Nos. 4, 6, s, 0, and IL Eutaw street, Bal
timore. New tributes TO the excellence
~ paIfiuora mazda piano Eortps The
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DOVES FALKIRK SCOTCH ALE, dn pintso
BARCLAYS Brown Stout, (pints and quarts
ID East India Ale, (quarts.)
For sale by JN0. b. KIBBEY a CO.,
ap 10-6teoif No. 5, opposite Centre Market.
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Postponed to Thursday evening, April 24M, curing
to Good Friday.
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X For conveying Passengers TO and
I'M from Great Britain and ireland, and
as remitting money to all parts Of Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
PARKER's FANCY AND PERFUMERY STORE
EDWARD M. BOTELEI

Dealer in
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
"a Seventh street, I'd door south OF l, (west side a
11-1wk
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There was a small business done IN
stocks to-day but the market at the lst Board was
generally firm at Saturday, prices. The iancles
were in small demand but well held. Al the ID Board
the tendency was downward and prices were little
lower Reading, Harem,' Morris, closed little
higher than Saturday. Government Stocks fell OF
o cent, selling at ll6 interest off, equal to ll9
State and Bank Stocks generally were firm
There is but moderate business dong IN
Exchange and rates are firm Sterling lO!dlOi /,
Francs 5lOG5O7i Amsterdam, 4l!dHl Bremen,
79a 79; Hamburg, 36l037 Remitters are very
cautious in purchasing bills and IN many cases pre-
fer gold when bills cheaper The doubt cast upon
Cotton bills and all bills drawn upon houses largely
in the Cotton trade, very much embauasses the ne
gotiation of Exchange and there Will be consider
able amount of bills over Did not this doubt exist
1t would not be necessary to ship so much coin
The Steamer Of Wednesday Will take from $SOO,OOO
TO 100000
Notwithstanding the large shipments of
Coin Of the last month the Specie in the City shows
but trifing decrease since the last count. The
amount in Bank to-day is $973l,OOO. In Sub-Treas-
ury, 81, SO7 600 Total $l203S,OOO, against $780,
GOO on the 18Th May, showing only falling of Of
<93O,OOO The figures for several periods Of tins
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Ship Kate Hunter lof Portsmouth, Parsons Hayre a is
81. IasseneeiS o. Boyd and HncSen saw cehc g m lar
Ship lebanon. lof Thomastou) Snow. Liverpool 2j ds
mdse ard SO passengers TO Ncsmith son MAY 25 lat
A., Ion ~, saw several Icetergs
BARK Brothers BIZ Dorau Ncwry a d. iron and i65 pass
e g Mum Co May p, Lar -, Ion &C 30 several lee
BARK Eliza. (Brl T.ernan Newry a dsron and ls 1ass
20 Min Co MAY LAT -. Ion a. saw ar-e ce,err
Barr Hosmos, lBreInl Horstmann Bremen 3. ds. HiSe
and l7s pass, 90 Occhs Co May g at a. lon is saw
BARK Ann Harley BIZ Crg. Glasgow. dse and pas. TO
Bark Koophardal. (Bele) Becknan. Anwe-o AMI % IL.
IN shlng mdse and III pass, 70 Brockcmann CO
MAY 30 ai ~, oa IS, large quantities held e and
BARK Maihlde (Dgich vnbors Bremen {. ds, mdse and
BARK Caroline, Sherwood. Charleston. cotton k - DIM
ham Dlmun
Bns Emcr1ld Brl CroyeI Inasua. Bahamas n q. salt
20 u beson >ein 60 "i'A whaling brig 5sceola Ma
brig Buena Vista, Movers. Wilmington. NC. ds. naval
Bne Carl Edward (Bren1 Bose Bremen a ds IN b,r,st
and 1913 pass. 90 Po1.e Co MAY 49, Banks saw
BIZ Oc,ola. Rollins Trinidad dc Cuba n Dis s,-,- Fl,
master Iae has e1enced heavy NJ gales "a he pas
BIZ SPLENDID Las BIZ Mcdonald. Panoe E5uara
Island i ds oats 20 c Hamilton.
brsSs'eIs Or 4 WhtbJ Holdfor-h. B1rleaux q is
sen Are,.s. OF Brookhayenl woodhull. Jacnel s, H.
SchJP johnson III -yiacetovguI t-osisr Port al. D.
MAY e. coffee 70 A Ress.re Y CO. '''''
Sch Hansius English. W-silia-toa. NC Is. naval
sen Lady scott lBT BOYER Eleuiher ds pine a.,s, 70
Curtls Arserly
Sci Jenes Glars, Machls ds. lumber 20 S1aoso..
Mathew ) c..
Sd Soliaa Godi-ey. FrencA Plymouth, NC. d. shin
giles o. CuGnfnghau Osborn
Sch WIN Foster. SItlth Potomac ds ship timber IN =
Hitchcock 80
Sch jersey OaS. Rogers. Virginia d.. wood
Seh v Moore. Oliver. New IN, NC. ds naval ,trss
O. RD1ltruw c.
Sch II. tmore. Pre,lr1re. Ylrginla is wool
McDowall Co ~ ms
So SABINE, Farrne,. Newtcrn. NC. Is naval stores
Sch ! erty, Wood, Virginia Is wood.
Sch Harrison Prce. Price. Wilmington NC d ns,,I
stores, 70 \ l. McCrradg & Co
Sen estuser, Niece Richmond ds rl,e 70 N,Il,-4
Lord -f = w. -' ~ 'i1liiaiu
sen Nentros. Roberts Nassau May H. aud Floihura
-itl; l.ae n Pies, &C o. Curtis Arkerlv
Sch Asa El4ntge, IoWdon Pt.laiel1hs 2 de coal b-d
20 pmf Chester f''' NJ '@'' u-u
Sch Asa Elardge, Lowden Philadelphia, coal
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Sch Matilda. o'Rren. Lubec ds lath and cement to
Sch Fcho 1Brl Holder St John. NIB ds, lumber 10
feresc, Sinner Philadelphia DIS, coal bound to
p Burton. Ellis. Philadelphia. coal, bound New
Srb Pen English, Lyon Philadelphia, coal bound 10
ew-Havtn.
Sch WASHINGTON. --. PHILADELPHIA coal
81 rrncire Peterson. williamson. Nlr-nia, Us. wood
ccb cora Man-v Hauan. Plymouth. nc. Is, Shingles
s., All ermarl Fluehllt Tlr'.-l. NC. U.s. shingles
scr Tmrrc. Lowell. Boston. Is. Ind - Albany
10 The ship Westeve. reported below IN yes'er-
ia, --ir- rarer IS still below She passed by The
steamer " ash.-lon. 90 Mules T u the HOOK.
BEL OW-l ship. bark. big.
SATIFD-Stcamsli0 Winfield Scott, Coulllrd, for New
Orleans. Sims FLYING Cloud new Creessy. san FrancS
co. yorktown Bradsh. London, Yorkshire, Briggs Liver
pool. and others
WIND-At Sunrise, SW. Meridian DO Sunset. DO
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK........IUNE .
Cleared.

Stoamer-WnheG Scott Cornlard New Orleans
Ships-NorAiown, Bradish, London, Gnnnen. MIium &
CO, Columbus, saunders, HayrC. Oeuchs CO. OREGON
Crosby, Mruach Nesunth son, 81 Nicholas, Blasdln
HaNre. BOYD Hmckcn, John Henry, AleIInd.-, Now
Orleans. Durham \ D-muu
arAs-liunt.uston -, Philadelphia, Uagger-y. Draper
Jones. Ben lomand, lBrl Allldman, Quebec, Hlmlen
Co. Edward, kneuIsoA. Apaacmc0ia, POST VI DalE
Peterson, GARDENS Read. Louisa Carol ne. Ravens
Trinidad de ba Thompson Ncwhaus Austin, Perkins
Matanzas. ID " Lord
Brgs-Ben Carver. Dow. Matauzas. Nesmlth 4 son,
Hyperion. Benjamin, West Indies Martin SHAKESPEARE Pen
d-cton san Juan DC Lo, Remedies Nesulth SON Emily
Nichols. Charleston. pTnham Dmon
SchoonerS-Bereen, Cole, Petersburg, Jas Hunter CO.
Ireland, Croweli, Philadelphia Hand ABBY. Jones
- Johns. b. B,HeJchmg. Alvaraio. Hodgass. Bah
Hicks Bailey Rea WI, Churchill, Boston, " Lewis,
Ear oi DmdOnald. Young, Bermuda. Acker Llghlhurn.
ElnIra, Robinson Wilmington, y l. McCready s. Co. Hu-
ma, JARVIS, ST johns. NIB Barclay & Livingston. HOPE
Gordon. Halif1K. u q Donovan
Sloors-EsSeX. CUMMINGS Fall River
Barse-N enus. Bugss, Philadelphia, IA Bnggs
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A Nj. MgRwIN. Aucnoneer
10y BANGS, BROTHER IL CO., Trade


WEDNESDAY EVENING. june I, n r. o'clock
VALUABLE STANDARD AND ILLUSTRATED Books-Be-
ing large collection OF and popular works N the van
Gus departments and mcudng ConStantnople, illustrated
with elegant steel engravngs Ito, Natures Gems beauu.
fully colored plates ito NOR Floral Interpreter cnofed
plate 4to Turkey Family Pictures beautifully illustrated
40 cloth full gilt Poems by Amelia illustrated, Svo mor
CoWpers Poems with fine steel Illus 8yo cloth
Byron's complete Works. Illus rated 8yo full gilt, Vicar Of
Wakefield illustrated @o NOR, Sacred Annual, elegant
plates al 8yo nor, Gem OF the Season plates, 10, Al
bolts illustrated Histories II vols. l2mo, MARY Iow1tts
Works Gibbons Hstor, of Rome vols l2mo Shakspores
complete Works 8yo Spencers East 8yo cloth Washington
Irvings Works. Headcys Works. l2mo. Williams Msce
laulcs 8yo cloth. TucAcrnans POcca Works Edgar A.
Poc's Works vols, 2mo, cloth, DeQmnccys MntngS,
vols i2mo Iongfclow Poecs Works 2vols l2mo, Coop
ers Works vols l2mO Satesmans Manual, vols 8vo,
Treasury Of Know ledge edition. vols, l2no, CLOTH
National Magazine vols Bibles and Prayer Books IN fine
bindings and large collection IT New School Books, &c
Also. a variety of staple aud Fancy Stationery, ~.
At pRIFATB SALE,
EOHN'S LIBRARIES Ompusng the Standard scenes,
which now embraces o. volumes. the Scoatdc senos
vols the Antiquarian Souos m II yos, the CLASH
cal IN y vols. aud the Illustrated IN n
vols These All are works Of doscryedy mgh chartctW
The departments indicated hy the titles and
sold nt low prices either no complete sets or separate vol
the purchaser may tesre Complete lists mag Be
had 40 the sales
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In L. s Nal Steamship Washington F IIenemann, II
Benckc. Miss G. Muudc baum n Flegcnheim 4 imam. l.
Anshacker. Miss Panse. Franscnthal. Ms, Ger
lof, II l. Erhardt, Bach, Miss HYDE G W Borcher, J
Steetorf Utorf, Won Erin, Miss Ebert, CaSSell.
l. Buchholtz, Miss Rosa Leagues, Zmmermann, NJ
FTcudonrch. Zahn and lady, Lob Meidahl, Stein
hoi. " Zimmerman, c SCHNEIDER G Quontn and LADY.
Miss Schneidenann Miss Wcichc-t, Rtycrch0u and
lady. O Iudoyic r Lrdovcl Mss "a We'll. W Braun, X
Soithel. Scdhe r Khngholz. If HcSsherg. Bruck. l.
Stove 4 Mecke and lady. Mecke AMI servant, Mrs I
Meyer, Mss l. Never g Never, Miss VI Meyer q stein
hardt and lady, Miss StenhaTdt, ) Stenh1rdt. Rev b
WINNER. Paulhukor. Stegcr, l. Merk. c Wrth,
7 Elsner. Hell. r Kramer. y Fielder, Bold,
r Muckenthaler. Bheme II Stapf. l. SDottei,
Grenz. schiller, G Fir. Mock. VI Schwob. Fisrh-
CT, Mrs Sclwab, Miss Schwab, Miss Hubaner VI $
5 Burkart, Miss T krcHdt, Winner 7 Ouomayer, IL
Wallucor. Franck. Mrs Eugel Speytr. Wes-er-
man. G. lCmer Huscmann. J H0un-. Miss II ionug,
Mis- Kaumanu. Diotzei. Miss PmsSa. II Bortel Nj
weinberg Thomas. lady and servant Mr. l. jolly,
Mis- Jolly. Miss T. jolly, Mrs 4 VI Hoffman. Ms, )
Hoffman Miss Parsons Bennett. VI DOYLE Pntchet
and lady. l. Nohr. e. Payne. Lieut. MURRAY, u y Mrs
Pvoe, e. Walker, j King and lady, King, King, Mss
King Miss VI KING. r Cpswell and lady Mss Ores
vel, Cresgeu. Creswel Creswei VI s. VI Cres-
well Miss CressSel Miss l. Cre>se VI - { CresNell
CreSwen Miss Creswen. d Dllonge. lady. nurse,
servant and child X kms. VI Hrs nfeldt. Lawrence
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ANTHONY ' BIyBcSER. Auctioneer
w NIER lOIS.=EXtenSlYe and


M AFTER LOTS.-EXtensve and per-
w emptory sale VI 50 Building Lots and water front,
Dunkrk. Lake Eue, the termination of the Newlork
and Enc Railroad A rHONN BLEECkER Will sell
auction ON WEDNESDAY. June 1881. at ~ O'Clock At
the Merchants Exchange IA the city OF NewYor. the fol-
lowing desirable property. AZ DmAira. Chauisnlus
Co state Of New-lok. 30 valuable building lots and
ten irunts the vicinity % tho railroad wharis aud
houses Tho bldn lot, are tho moss slIlhlc .al elg
Bile the place. whether Tor purposes Of business resi-
denCcS beng situated Center Third and Front sts and
the Railroad AZ the Immediate vicinity % the DEPOT The
Ere Railroad beng now completed. DunkirN placed
within 10 hours udc ~ New York and on tho compieiu
the road process OF construction from Albany 70
Nnehnmton 70 Will become the terminus OF continuous
cham OF roads stretching from Boston o Lake Eue at that
uont 4 short time WI also complete connection he-
tween the Eue Railroad and the pennsylyana sysiemaf
roads ly which DunsrN ~ul lecome the terminus ola Inc
of roads from Phisdei' ha to tho Lake while me Toa
between Buffalo and DnAuk constructed Of fauge af
feuue both from the Northern line and The Eur RlAi,
WILL before the end of the coming summer unite these tw0
places The attention Of capitalists invited 90 The above
sale sud property viii be sold 10 the highest bidder.
Terms of sale 10 pcr cent the day Of SALE 30 rat
on the Path Of June next and the balance 90 cent
remain bond and mortgage TOT three years Title Rds
putahle.
Lrihographc maps OF the above property can be had
the Office OF the auctonoer, BroadSt New-Nora, two
weeks before the sale For further particulars apply
above where a survey map of Dunhlrk can be- seen
my0, ~, 10. 20, q, Y, -. Is tJyll
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
MARRIED.

%, pev Henr, Chase. Mr.. JOHN VI. COAChnON 70
~ VDTA A WINSIIP, all Of this City. - ~.
To- cnnda, evening June !, BY Rev M HeIy "a, NJ
,OIIrp FtRRhR Of Boston, Mass, 20 Miss SAhAh
& CURTIS, Of this City T., b., tex S,ence~ n Cone.
~. On rTtII90.IS CLARK TO Miss ESTHER O. GlbSoN'
al q this City - ry...o ~, FRANCIS II NASH.
june Z, ~, y co5n 10 Miss SARAH VI. HALLOCK, eld-
o , I'll so.~Sier Of DR. Hallock Of tins CITY IN
est oSsfils $780,, T. June 2 by Rev. Mr.. Tomlns0n, I'D
n, ~ ap ps n TACKETT Of New YORK. and ANN Z BELL
uorluC
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l9s. lS9 s9,S7O,OS7 s2,726, S9i
26lQQI3Q

Total thrown IN markei-.-.- s2e, sos, &c being an
increase Of $35aS9S6 as compared with the cores
pondng months OF 1850.
The result of the annual election for Di-
rectors Of the North River Bank shows considerable
change from the last Board. The following gentle
men were elected Noses Taylor, August Belmont,
NJ O Roberts, Henry Suydam. jr. Cornelius v b
ostrander, J. Hoys, firm Of J. NJ. Hoyt sons JOAN
n. Johnson, Charles A. Heckscher, George Iredwel,
Matthew Armstrong, Jaass s. TsGyI, b. C. WEB
stcr, Charles J. Richards The names IN italics are
new members. The inspectors Of election for 1852,
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Markets. .cARrrrllY REPORTED ros Tas TRIBUNE

~ MONDAY. June
demand Pearls are quiet u ST. The sales 100 bAs
COTTON-lS don without change N prices Operators
are waiting the publication II the WaShington's news the
announcement Of whose arrival checked operations 700
FLOUR AND MEAI.-There IS more dong IN The low
grades OF State aud Western Flour and the market Is
shade better for the latter and huoyant for descnp
tonS there IS less pressing the market and notice
.tl'C inquiry Tor good brands for export par Tor the
L'fdon market. The Eastern and local demand -
49, sI Tie recepsS are uot large the raSt lev days
Na.h : plenty. and the market ayors the huyer, sales
OF l2'o ths a. S-.c for " 2 and i2- M bond The
Sc> W yl Domestic reached 96Q0 htlS 40 % Tor N
StNt Vtc iyr common 90 strait State ~ a.
oe.c ~ coamon pure GenreSSce Su,he~r = h-,r ,-h
s"N uehaho Tor me South American market and the
goOd brands. Baltimore Alexandra ~ G'---.,,- ~
Flour very cue, Al a. Com Mel ,na-t,ve Sros
sales ~ Jersey al 50 and Brandyylne a III Wbte
Meal Is much wanted '-'
GRAlN-Our market for Wheat - lower ans ,-,-,s 49,,
somewhat nominal Se> Of 100 bush prime ,y.nese AZ
llsc Rye Is held al 76c Barls. dun and nom md ,t q
al 4sas7,c, and JERSEY 4fds5 Corn Is lower lie
receipts present and prospective very large AL he g.
nand far for the EaSl and for export much u The Corn
m market m had order TIE sales 80 bush a. 10
Yellow
wHISKY-The marNo, : easier and more active. sales
- \, bhiS al BE Tor Ohio and Prison. and 25;c sor D.
Drudge quiet AZ 22ic
FkOElSlONS-our market IS dull aud sales lre report
g over AND on private cannot aHtlent safe
lS ht demand 5 very light and the receirs uoder-e
" "a DDS mostly old 40 "a 31i foT Mess and u - Jr
PRIME new Mess held al SD ana Prime al - 25 Beef
5eA and inactive az 75S Sll for Mess and "a s. for
49,, ~ an I'aiss hTm AZ a ooSi - Cut Meats ar
plenty ana Gu Sales Of 100 hhds a, S. for Dry Hams and
6sStic for Picked shoulders Lard : plenty and heavy
SSes 81 v tcs prime and soOd Butter plenty and
m sool demand fresh lots Ohio. Enc Railroad. brn-
s6sc
IOPACCo-ls dsl and heayy lVI domestic descriptions
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BALTIMORE, June AR ship Mount Vernon. ,oi
Bath. Me- from Callao; bark Mersey, Calico sen Ann
Eh1a. Gloucester. Mass.
NEW-BEDFORD June Arr ship Benz Tucker. North
Pacific Tacahuano rfh March l60 SOM. 200 whale nil
Left az Talcahuanno barss Harvest NBefrd clean: ST.
SAN do 500 sDm ~ whale SPOKE OFT d. Feb o. ship COur
ier do. 100 SPIN; III Massaiuero Feb E. Stair do. llS
SPIN. lsh AD0hia Mara Nantucket. 80 sDm. 7th. John
Rowland SBedfod loo spm, Apul o. lat u 81 s lon g
DO, Roscoe. Pacific. ~ NBcii1-d, 1900 slm ;a lai $
passed whaling bark steering y supposed the Raah. II
folk for Dcmeraa Sh0 Robf Edwards. NBcitori. sd I'm
Talcahuano Feb III tooA large sqm whale when IS ot
ship Amazon. Far Haven. took aSpm whale same time
Passed MassafueTo FEB %. Shs Seine, Gladiator, and
Franklin Of NBepfId, and Wm Wort. OF FAIR Haven bnt
North oI stated also. Geo Rowland. Bedford 100
SPIN. hd y. shin Zephyr. Pacific 500 SPIN
SchS y 3 Smith. and ADELAIDE Albany
BOSTON. June 2-Arr ship Joseph Porten. LIVERPOOL
Nav T. bark Alexander Glasgow. April ., buls Pauline
and Lawrence. Philadelphia schs Ottoman 40. lttsNa,
Petersburg. Ors0n. Susan Airline. KCIsn-t0n. and VIM
Corhtt. Philadelphia. Perne. Lcander and Nn,age Alba
ny. LOUISA. and Homer. NN1rA
ca bark Gov Briggs for Savannah, bcS Geo Ons. Jere
California. Trinidad Gamma. Cardenas; sch Ano tiy-
man. Vera Cruz
PORTLAND, May 3l-Arr brig Niagara, hatanEaS. Cd
bark Cahasa. Havana
SALEM June sid brig Romp, Cayenne
PROVIDENCE. June Arr slooqs Blackstone, Apple
hv from A hany. Vermont. ingraham, do, ThoS HULL y
York, Fashion. BlydeulIrc. do.
BALTIMORE. June Arr ship Mount Vernon. (of
Path Me- I'm Callao. bark Mersev do, sch Ann ri
Gloucester Mass Pokom0Se. nman Suffolk. Va, Oregon,
Josclyn. NYorN, Oregon. Vines, Rondout sloop Motto,
Reeve. do
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WIN McCoRMIcK, Aucuonoer
NAILOR'S GOODS. -ASslgnecs Sale
Of Merchant Tailors STOCK. WEDNESDAY, at 10
o'clock at 10 Spruce-st vail be sold by orler Of u
Hudson, Esq. Assignee. large and valuable stock VI a
Merchant Tailor, comprising great variety OF cut pieces
fancy cloths and casscs. silk and fancy Ncstngs silk,
fancy an other cvas aud scals gloves hosiery, silk hand
kerchef dress ock and oYcrcolts. vests csimer and
summer pants with general variety Of other goods wor
thy the attention II the trade res ne
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RecpiptS of Produce.
Passengers Arrive

Bvfho North Riucr B0dfS-Monday. June % 200 hbls
Flour, 255 do Ashes $50 do WHISKY, LOO do Beef. lid
do Pork 1900 bush Oats, 1900 do Corn 10 bales Wool
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GRAND CONCERT-The NEW NO
"a TATION.-A GRAND CONCERT VIII De gwen at
TklPLER HALL On THU kSDAf EVENING, June 8,
for the purpose II W strazng the modification OF the
Notation, by winch ats and Sharps are no longer nece
~ and Muse becomes accessible o. the people The follow
ing talents engaged for this occasion VI ADOLF
ZUNN Violin SoooftAe Operaat Bordeaux hs appear
ance DO Ameuca, nrst appearance Of Mr. q. r " LAU-
RENEE. Pianist hessrs NOLL, DRESCHER EICH-
OkN, kElI/EL, ELiZ, and q Select Orchestra Vocal
penormers-Silss HlFFEkI, Nj. : LEACH a q lartette
~ Gent.sm Amatels and Chorus OF zoo Young Ladies
The whole under the direction VI M GEORGE LODER
Particulars - tire programmes Tickets 20 cents y be
obtained II The Musc Stores and ~ tue door Concert
commence ~ O'Clock. my7 5truIhNSt
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NADINE,

GRAND CONCERT.-MADAME
NEWALLACE BOUCHELLE has the honor 10 an
n0unce 10 friends and the public that sine vii give her
VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT at the
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
on TUESDAY EVENING. June 10th, on which occasion,
and IN addition the talent already announced,
several celebrated italian yocaiists VIII appear
Full particulars VIII pear few days
Mr. VIZ SCHARFENBERG viii preside 40 the Piano forte
Tickets each, % be had AZ the pnncpa. Music Stores
ard Hotels. 81. Jo3f
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HUNBERT X KENNY. Auc.Ioncers
(lI& Dsn E'1o,.,t E'o.Ls...I1o ID 90.

HUNBERT KENNY. Auc.ioncers
OTS-25O Elegant, Fashionable Rose
Awood. MAHOGANY Walnut and Enamel led Furniture
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. 10 O'Clock by Catalogue.
u ther Spacious Sales Rooms, ~ and 7i Fut0n-st MI-
scum Building. corner Orange-st BroDklynA complete
assortment % Psri0r and Chamber Furniture Of superior
character and fashionable styles, upholstered ch satin
orocatee silk plush and har several very beautiful
nchy decorated enamelled chamber cottage furniture
furnished IN marble throughout and PLAN Also, full
assortment OF Furniture II subordinate character Of good
quality Also pure cured HAIR Mattresses Paters large
ornate French plate pier Glasses. rich furnishing ana
toilet articles &c SC. Also second hand Furniture
including mahogany sofa bedstoad mahogany chars
and feather beds crockery. &c &c with which the sale
VII commence. Catalogues al the sale 1room je2 81
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SUN-Risos..--i 0-Sets----7 % MooS-Sets Ill GOA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO'S.-M Manager, Mr.. john SEXTON.
1 Ticket, 90 cents Private Boxes s. Doors open at
T. 90 commence 20 o'clock OPENING VI hc summer Sea-
Bav,ls ulehts. Mondays. Woiuesd lys and Fndays
Burton and Coupau, uI.hts TUESDAYS, Thury and sat
ugdas
TUESDAY, June 3, the performances Will commence
with Shcudals COMEDY Of the
RIVALS 0r. 4 Trip 20 Bath
Sr AMY Absolute Mr. Blake Lydia Laugush Mn Slerrctt
Bob Acres -.-- lIr. Burton jula Mrs RIsscll
Cfuf Absolute Mr. Lester Mrs haaprop VI RS Hughes
Sir l. O'rueecr Mr. johnson Lucy ------ Mss r IAN
Irtormisson of twenty minutes between the third and
fo RIB acts for refr, siments
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CREAT ATTRACTION The greal

CREAT ATTRACTION The great
~ est attraction II tie age offered % the citizens "
NewIoTk and ycniiy and great deal Dractced az the
South and West. which Concealed the Gander Pull
lng."-Mr CHARLES A. SCHROAGERLE. II Virginia
vii have the pleasure introduce the citizens II New
York TUESDAY. l9th # June 1851. AZ Joseph Con-
rad orty secont-st New YORK, Prospect Hu For
The EXERCISE II health. pleasure and fun nothing the
world surpass this which has been DractIsed BY
the late Andrew Jackson, jefferson M0nros and some VI
most III Stnous southern and Western Statesmen
Gentlemen not acquainted with the game VIII please call
On ne premises Of Mr. Conrad. Forty second-s for nfr-
matlrn
\ b Gentlemen. who wish o. participate IN tins snort
VII please call a. Forty aad their names
a. Tie Lsi VI be open fTQn Monday ~ Wednesday e3 ~
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BIEECkER viii scil a. Auction on TIT R>DNN, lun9
AZ n O'Clock a. the Merchants Exchange $500 ldoal
Arkansas per Bonds 90 he aid account OF WHOM
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