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Episcopal Institute for Yssnx LAAs@
Northwsa corner Of uA SD streets
THE INSTITUTE viii resume session the nns o. -
bcr with an efficient corps Of professors and tsachs"
department. ,,.a,,, g.d,A =
Terms for boarding pups saso per aanum, including
mathematics. 6c. MS
Terms for day pupils per sssion Of foe mons~-"V
ga, in Enzsh and Mathematics -, .,,s,s y,
extra. Circulars be had Of the Principal Early appS
admission IL necessary. n,.ov pd,dpk
WARRINGTON CITY, August 10, ias
l7-dtiSOct
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TaOR sale, Or Iesss mr. term ~ year, the doabSs
house sni Immediately Of the War Depart
eni and the Of Mr. Joseph souanssr
rr i-rurs snv 4, M James Collins, Wndes Budnss,
or At his residtmce q, II and 18th streets
Sept lo-3nw3w
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HANGING SCHOOL.-MADAM BLAKE has the honor ~
and the public that her dancing oa
al will for the reception of pupils on H. ~
OF November ISL Madam b. will teach every variety psrg
and bali room dancing.
Through her aEen, Ia York, Madam will receive N IN
coming Days OF tuition Tueska
Saturdays, from till O'Clock. For apply
Actl
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U,ExAs Land Agency.The undersigned onsr hn sefvess
unry select iands and procure patents of tne AN
Terms moderate, and will be made known when inio"o Sa
be done. u !, cArs PIT
"a, euxAo, Dallas. TsssA
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VALUABLE FARM In Alexandra county, WIG
about two Georgetown, snd three mile ne
inston at AuctonOn Wednesday, the 18Th ocooef
on the premises II haifpast O'Clock, IN my Mm, spM1
Alexandria county, Virginia, about two miles from
three Washington, containing about iD acres 49,
well wstered, having several perpetual sueam runua
AMI under good fencing IL has on small enenesu !.
land Il we'll .daptrd 10 the all kinds Of garden
md grain such as are usually grown this climate .aF
the farm OF Robert Cruett, esq, and near hs oaa A~
Cross Roads. = =, ,..,,,.sss 4
Terms Of sale third cash balance In equal -
one two and years the purchaser 70 give nos
est Of sas-s decd given and deed u% aIL
Gent - nw W..
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fremont House. Hoston, Ma.sachuse,is.

fremont House, Boston, Massachusetts,.
UHiS well establishment still conducted the an
aw BEEN The central and pleasant
its commodous arrangements aud the comfr
luxues found THERE combine render agreeable and w.
vantagcous to the traveller.
a ying been firm Of John L. Tucker II
the head establishment, the subscriber pledges his
er,ions 10 reputation, and give satisfaction
VIM. H. Parker
BosTos, Sept. Is, 1851
uaw,h I'm
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Library ~ Congress, Oct. q, 1881.
NOTICE hereby given that the Library Of Congress
closed 10Th
John q. MEEHAN,
Oct J~eod0w Libvaisn.
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(a1H10Fm1A I1SEes'
IN obedience 10 Of the President o. the
The undeysned ascertaning and ssfa'S
vae land claims Of California hereby give nooes
sr.~in OF their board viii held 5aa Pancsco, IN s
on the 9Th day Of December, 1851. Il, ~. AR
under hands, al the city Of Washington ms u"
September, 1851. ~,
HARRY /. THOkxT0s,
s~rt l7--eod3m C"mm
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~
MOULD respectfully To his friends ana n IN III
w he has just opened large and varied assonms"
goods for geniemen's wear, such a. ....Ae
Cioths cassimeres vestngs Of the most aEPsov'
and styles
Merino, silk, and shirts and drawers
Hosiery, eravata, suspendsss, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, Ac., ,.~.s -
which he prepared offer 10 his customer az inc
He solicts liberal share Of public psona m. N.Osd
His present location 10 opposite-his former sA"a INV Vs.
Hotel, Pennsyva,ia avenue.
gept "a WI
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VENTRILOQUIsM, Magic. and the Learned Canary
Birds Positively for week oniy-ansrnoons and evenings.
sIGNoR BLTrZ
Has viii give his popular and
entertainments In
ODD FELLOWS HALL Washington city, d. c.,
On Monday, Tuesday "Wednesday Tburdsy Friday Saturday
afternoons and evenings, October 9Th, 7th sh m
1891.
The afternoon performances will 3 evening
O'Clock.
open afternoons evenings
Admission, % children under 10 years, 12i cents
ctf-u
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NHOEMAKEFS' GOODs.--On hand, and constantly receiv
ing Of importation, ali kinds stuff
mings
Merchants and manufacturers find supplied
Giles in the above ne which will be .od accommodating
JOHNS n PAYNE,
Importers and dealers shoemaker goods,
Northeast Of Fourth and Arch Philadelphia
Q-eod3n
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~ MOVAL-DUvALL d BROTHER merchant talon, sw
II pleasure informing friends and caos
that they removed their and elegant sso,
erected on avcnue between ~ and 9Th snsse
square west old They have just refund a M
York and are opening of the richest and e
sortpe of goods line Of business which they s
y "''A' " ''''' " DUVALL BROTHER.
NJ D. Wanted, two or three hrstratc coat hands
Sept lS-dlwkeo1w
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=. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

Attorney asd CosnssAor at Las,
WILL practice in the courts Of this District and in the n
w counties OF Maryland and Virginia
Win prosecute claims Of every description Aans NE "
pent claims the OF the voanoe
Office on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9Th streets.
Sept i2-eo6m
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Mount AIbam lnStsuusS.
THIS institution Ii very pleasantly situated on tns
Hcghn-the prospect from embracing the Guy 9, n ~
the Potomac for miles, and the town OF heIano n
signed Krsifed Number Of boys the As
practical Christian education II seeks 70 combine 1850
Of thorough acsdemicai instruction with the proper
Christian home. ,.ann ws@
The ne II regular viii begin November -. px
any desire admission confer WIZ
Applic>io for admission Of pnpils, or for iaf"e'
be addressed, -. -...~c DC
Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georssnto", kvsN
References The Bishop 81 Maryland, and Hnsn VI ~
LII d., Baltimore Hon. e. r. Chambers, Kent -
Dayton esq, Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury
LYONS esq, sss.rcetown w Beverhot Tbomgs'n,
North Carolina, Col. Miller HaIowes, 81 Mays oeo'S
Sept l8--2sw<w
TWENTY Dollars ReWard-fsone Again $500
woman Catharine taIias Kitty Fraocis) has a M
twenty dollars reward will be given to any one ~
inform OF her whoveabous - Nat "a vssA
persons seanss Narrowing hiring -, ~
Kitty thirty tairy Ave Of age, aco"' U"
small frame, and dark complicated ,.,o > HILTON
Oct -aawQw [Iatsl. 4 RspobRc.l
COR Rsns. the large and cenausAs".s
hrss ward now occupied BY the Brssiisn M'""
For tsrms apply 10 Gen. 0rsuo., Sir BUILDING.
Sept 2i--sod1 finssii.1
DRYOR n DAvIDoE viii prAetsse In s"' u
oos'o''~ o"''~1 JAMES w. PRYOR,
Lsse OF Montgomery, n,,rrCg
WAITER %, DAvl.spA
nc, .i.wt6nse wasAinston, District o' W.
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NEW Goods now opening subscriber ms he pas
northern cities, where he has been ior as
mast selec ting his stock OF fail and winter goods .
He is now show such stock Of CLOTHS, cans
yeutinps dress Shirts shirts, drawers gloves, stoc
unhaas MS he has never had The pleasure
in style variety cheapness which, together with the
lively under present. enables MIN 70 ohs
want Of any article IN Dn line Of e
and style that may be relied on .u.
Merchant Tailor, 9Th street, ID door from Penn
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l.HArER and Tailor.-WILLlAM TUCKER, ah q
firm OF Lane Tucker, Pennsyivana avenue, between " =
streets, prepared 10 receive calls IRON MS aanss
extensive assortment English cloths, casn
vesngs by himself with care fm the mos e
New York Phiianelpha all Of which VI
be cash price; and the reputation OF biz s
sufficient guarantee 10 all who may honor him win ~
patronage of the style which his garments will be execut
ready days show some Of the hssdn
es styles been offered In this city,
Sept 2l-.Haw3w
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~ OWEN 4 SOY, Merchant Tailors, would esp~ct-
a. fully their friends public generally
opened large
goods superior quality, such Cloths
hc friends and will cali
ne
returning patronage they
received they having rp.r
epcrd evils Of the dit extent they
h~mned furnish ARTICLES
public
Oct e-aswim Ilnlsi h Tricyrapb1
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Capt. JAMES c. MARRIOTT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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They accordingly waited until twilight, and swan out
They found no oars in the boat, and one man on the
quarter deck OF the schooner He remained there with
most provoking p~rtinacy until they thought that they
was far gone that they could hardly hold TO the
boat Al last he went forward and entered The fore
castle, and they succeeded getting board the schooner
and securing two With these they put of, and
having been al sea between twenty four and tbuy-sx
hours, rowing nearly all the time and Just the
tans over which they bad been pursued many weary
days, and on which they had lain many weary nights
were sinking IN the distance, they met by Spanish
collier on board OF which they went voluntarily The
captain promised 10 take them Havana and put them
him being that they blown from the entrance
to tie hsrbor of Kew West Instead ot Havana, he
took them MareI where they arrived in The evening
Word having been sent 10 the post, they were soon
marched under guard Of six soldiers, into ibe presence
OF The governor being first bound, and then kicked and
cufed on the way.
THE governor addressed them as pirates OF Lopeza
gang, demanded that they should confess that such
was their character. This IN spe OF hreas, they re-
fused 10 do and to the governors declaration that be
mind TO shoot them The spot u they did not confess
IT. they replied. Fire away; we will moi die with I've
IN our mouths" He concluded not 10 fire, but 10 send
them 10 Havana for which they set out on the morrow.
They stopped nj esenig nj another FORT where they re-
ceved another liberal allowance Of kicks and cuffs; and
on their arrival in Havana on the following day they
Were merely asked their office in the palace
and marched directly 10 The Punta Castle, where they
Aave been Kindly and carefully treated
" Such - their story and il must be owned that their
endurance .nd 'hs orluds under suffering ond have
n1de them heroes In better cause They are firm and
exct upon the point that they have moi confessed that
hey wefe Of the invading party. which much won
Ter; fOF nj Oily did the captain general assure Captain
Plat thai they had made such confession but b,s acc
etary, NOT hall an hour before saw them. told the
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GENTLEMEN and their Wives OF
- single gentlemen procure good Board. m pleasant
APARTMENTS. AZ 1855 Grecuwrh-sf Ic3 -
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Il G. p PUTNAM VII publish this week- ..-.,,h.
PARA " Scenes and Adventures On the b.llA' u Nv
Amazon. bv J = Warren Esq. vol lzlno ciDtL a IL,
II GILBlRT'S TREATISE - bANhlNV' '''''1
III CTLTFRT's SCENES ard THOUGHTS EU-
hUPE -" e2li .,452ur IN. SE1KsPERE HEROISEs part
49, 1i,ce "a M riry 4 v ndsor
V DICEENSs HOUSEHOLD WORDS 40 - ~ Fr.s
ecs,fs 4o the q Monthly Par, vol Fros = cent?
- q
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W.r nur,. clear white >s4u. 50 fine and ~ far,
- - - Lr.--.- I. Il ..Il.ar .llLA INN


n VNerNh0dy can have a fine white clear sAll. ia
IA, ng AGA A., II the true iONESS CHEMICAL SOAf, II
removes an rcGuCSs. fcclcs. sunuuin IAN et9p1ns ~,
Mil n e. L.itIc al JONES'S CORAL HAIR RESlOkA-
TIVE makes the worst HAIR truly oeauiul. STOPS i1
makes !: crow &c Buy thcsc only az fo3 Broadway lc"
IL Removable LUTENERS IndmNN hr ihs
ereu>e treatment of Ear Diseases has been removed -
17i Br.a,wag office hours Tom un ;, consultation Ice
hei,o 81 unpaid letters refused mll M
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VIE NEW-YORK TRIBVNE

FOR CALHoRN1A, OREGON AND TIE sANDwi, n ISLANDS,
Is published on the departure 4 cach Mail steamer Tor
Chagros. Pncc 8; cents Icr copy.
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YEHE LORGNETTE. with new Pre-

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twelve snfrsngs from designs by Darey, bound ~ uni-
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thing 4 tho KIND SINCE Addison and - tbs, 20, We hAs
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Great Netr0ois %" bas had such cnel WITHIN ~
fa.,nf ncsrs " fI1es aui f0.9e IL prstenspns nd
rs hyrocrsles '-lAmencan Rowe"
Arm all olr admiration " the ~ heEefcs' We are
o,rIi,d f4 ,trre more tie Lorrnetlc Are us
. AID fau-s satire than pr,seuisa "a sone u these
fas,s We confess have never seen ~ are san I'd 40
ice that The Work has already passed ~ i'1fh eSis'H
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b., arrv aye .durable AID The whole mr. atnica4 exc "
ION Is u1t 20 ae surpassed Altosether . j. Dh ~
evsrv lover 4 unadu sr4fed, casscl Engisi - me
. his shelf ty the side VI Bacon AMI Addison - b1i
he Io-n.t-e has obtained equal peror populary
o. Tho Reyeres the present beng the t9us tr4llYA
North American and L. 5 Gazette
"a heu ths nork completed, We gave ho'l's ~ i
Is me 4 the most lively all 81 arsng "ufAs "hich
no tetn published tlls country Inc ils-atIoils IN
trt ,f -re verv spirited and re whole WORK, I'D -
rer 9rint AMI binding very beautifully brought out -
LAlnans State Register , , o..
. ID The r4rest w0rss u the iay. and deserves 70
10 the 80 nanan ~ reader DO a1mfes n le excel
-oce u What NAV deemed the Azater and more ofnA-
mental branches Il literature VI Rochester kei nocln
The whole pervadod OIL rtnt1rnl anu neIca-
e. cb - ut 4Is a!OTn the biting VII, the ou0J ni M
NOR he coutsd and e severe alis Al me ians ana
fes 4 fashionable LIFE al slft,uei - sprt o. An1es-
and teasvoencs bsamlng from every page tnai place thsn
-..or rr 80 enc class Nth such winters Adls0n,
C-eele Irving and Pa ding Troy Budget
Jel0 u STkINGEk - TOW MEND. u oipSl"al
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< ERNANTS.-Families in want OF the
best Servants IN the CITY should call NJ FERRIES Do
mrs'ic Agency. 3i Broadway. mex 20 the Gothic hai,
v nere fnor are % be sutel lnr city ~ country ~
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As CHAMRrRMAID and SCdmStrcss, or
"a Cha.rlcrmad and WAIVER. Dog Two respectable "'fiS
No ohect to go GO thr country Best Cty r"cnn' ~
Arrlv 10, Fourfernth>t on note addressed G - ms
,hce VIII lc attended to l'" 10
AS CgAvRrRMAIp and SeamStresS, by
N sc>eectanlc Young Woman. Inquire AZ her present
place so GrCat jones So Jl- ~
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Fer EUROPEAE SIR ULATION
published on the departure Of each Ma steamer or Liy
efpOo PrCe - cents coCy - per year 20 part
Great Britain, SJto the Continent postage included
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2 SMAR well recommended boy, d1cu
a. desires 10 apprentice himself the Carpenter b1-
snCsS and Will bo heard Of a. the Intelligence once "
Anthouy-s Also few other int ont boys for different
trades DamCs'lcs and assistants. male and female, for
every kind Of service. JelO IL
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Nlt4hN. - w dukCNs III al A4iif"A tiil-
House Youth about eighteen. % make himself
eail, u>,fl One who haf been situation before pre-
lcued Address CORTLAND, - TINS once. le.U ~
EOPYIST-A Clerk in 4 Lawyers Of
fee whose evenings dseusaccd, WISHES some copy
ING 10 do Please address four days lnhlne OF
tre Tenn, moderate JelVU'
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-NITED STATES HOTFT, at PHIL

4 ADELPIIA The subscriber respec- lly AiiLJ uheOS
g. his friends and the travelling cunIhun Ia As La a.
suatc the VropretOrsklp u tie UNITED SIAI y NJ
TEL Long known connection with the sJte5 under ne
late prcrretor he feels perfectly safe "a 1ang Il od
ratrns that nothing SHALL be vantlng y Ilhrm rs pre-
,uus reputation the best Kept house ~ ''e.counti Nc
eIrtnse has 1ten spared "a completely eit.ng ihe ms
establishment and he particularly invites a@e % .. ne
changes introduced Tor the convenience al fonoIt OF IA
de~ Firmiv determined 90 give satSal 5i ne so-cils
continuance of that patronage always - - - "a
the old United Static lmy18 san W G. ALLEN-
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4 5 CKLDREs's NURSE and Seamstress,
= Or as Ciamleunaid and Watress. by respectable
Young Woman u "a small private family. S4tsfact0r, re-
farences gwen Cal a. Hall place. between sixth an
SeyenhSts near Thri-ay 20 loor No objection % ~ IA
the country. Can be- seen for DAYS. JelJN'
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A : general HoysEMAID. by a respectable
Young Woman. small private family the best ~
city reference can De- gwen Gail - n N1nrae-st up
stars Size first floor Can De Sea-. ir '-ree lays .ei9
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!
pCrf,cy Understood by those who make the g.eae'
nrctcusors Tire most o me popular ttar Dyes o' the 1
NAV for the time lacer the har hut soon io he succeeded
Nv tnrnshed green some other equally unsshiy col"f
gOOI p : FLECTWC hAIR DYE is void of these hoN-
ous urnr,rt.> II Instantly dyes Tic HAIR beautiful u~tu
AL BLACK brown. winch neither water nor sduhn can
change r tsush the least Nav Dee had Of tue inventor
william BOGI +. 277 Washust0n-st Boston. Il /
ID Sands 100 Fuiun>t RJSlton, CLARKE Co. 2l5 Isl road
xa,. " II Car, y Co and Bud- ouan DAY, PeaIlSt d.
~ Drurrists tLr,Uchou: the country. lcl0 Il
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TFO Wholesale GROCERS.-The

he IS INTEL gent active large Of has age quick az figures
and writes superior hand A the object rs t1 establish
hIu r.fmnuentlv with good house where De can be
brought up the business moderate compensation only
viii lie expected Address F COPCUTI, 4S Wash
netoi,-s je9 ST.
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THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE SEsI-WFEKLY TRIBUNE
TuE NEW-YOKn TRIBUNF

q DUbIsIfd tNty ItESuAT and FRIDAI mOTuuF- Plce
g peI Two coplls .sT S. Ten fJI S1l ~ "
dement's, & cents & LIT Tor each insertion.
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BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN.

D., respectable Young lady, where there are few no
ohry borders not than Eve ten minutes walk from
1.3on Ferry Terms must De- moderate Address G. XII.
Er-l Nm PIT ONO L-l ~
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DOARD.-A handsome SUIT OF hOoma
D. the second foor Also. single Room may be- had
n a F,t TNenty-rhrdst short distance above nion
park Ths situation delightful for thc summer months
lmrrogeucLtS I,' D."
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A : CHAMnERMAID, or as PLAIN sewer
"a aud To mind children, or To- do eeeod hgSseTo -
small laWii, lv respectable Young Gul The utI 81
civ rcferrcc Can lie seen at 6S E4abet-si csrnST OF
SyAue, lu .lt .rOCtrN store lN' -
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4 SITTATION wanted for a Young

i v Scotch Woman-an excellent necdlewoman 10 whom
osc sitting s INJURIOUS She would ike 10 and attend
~ fancy boy clothing store mp town or m bakery or
confectionery Address {. +. q a tins office lelu IT,
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BOARDING.

DELMONT HALI-SCfOOLEGS
: MOUNTAIN SPRINGS New-Jsicy This very
extensive and popular shmcnt cafis oi Accsmmn-
dating tween three and four ndrel II reopen M the
r-.rr0r ~ slf0rs ,u he 5th INST ThSsFcd established
st, # he b.Yse irs superior loca IN the bea tlfu
@ ,.rt,- scenery of tho surrounding II ut-y together
MI fe , rgl cr aliti,s II 4 mineral water
n re - no most 8eIishtfl sumuLr retreats me
rrfr, NJ Hrfhnau v, MI As usual vote her par
~ attention ~ The ladies Department ClmFctrnt per-
,1s Wall are engaged o. fl ever depart gen An excel
80 Psr II NIu>c Will De Ia attendance g the
A sINCHMAN.
Shl lows Mountain Springs June 1851 ~ 4t"ruTaSS
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BRIGHTON HOUSE. Perth Ambov.-

BOARD in BROOKLYN.-A few gen.
- tenan esn be accommodated with Board 80 a0 sui
ton-st Between Orange and Pneaqpests House new aud
rooms pleasant mvI9 luf
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ETPHnLSTERER.-Wanted immediate-

NOUNG LADY.-Wante1, Young
q Lady of genteel appearance. "no is good singer.
and would De- willing traN, the rfrf wlth three
,r, Artst> Tor The lrost 81 . ng nert'
F ars please apply between The I:urs OF u aud q
4 NJ To- Hessrs SCHtBERTH EaropeA Muse Depot
2J7 Broadway J'i" -
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ANUSEMENTS.

GRAND CONCERT Of Nine. +. VAL
NLACr BoUCHELLF o. ,he .
On TH tlH,> 81 ~ I >islF d Rooms osS 1851
T. Grand Tho. ~Fruar, r'''
Nine " Bouc6elic Ssno, Raie Nj Philip Ma,sr
Celebrated English bra'oala song " Lo'
"'" rs suns a1,;' !, M@s T. v BsacaeIle,
Roman1a Che non aur,. !, m.sefo.' .-----.--Veri
Grand Duo 60 S,~.Ss ,,. d, '''-'''''
Nine i. " Boacael, and Nr p Maysr
Fan gs or FIX, ,. l.n N7oef' Opera roo.
Mr B. = Ehrn.
The celebrated Grade song. e"% comps I b, WILL.
Madame r " B,uc6eiic
German song, W nct ~ cosuco '-------.--- Nncsss
Madam, bDuchrc
$ Brilliant Duet ~r t~o Pianos. on themes
rcI form 5, %a S,Aa. ,pssrs and W Wallace
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9 Grand Ara. " Anch BOO Gsch.rso IN Glorno"
Madame " Bonchcuc,
DO Nogtrruc Ncloiit lr7ndl eo. Come DER
the Sea. and Grand ~ ,a he Concertw wallace
Performed b, Nm Vincent Wallace.
''' ''' SImc " BoecEci, sai Sgn,r Baiim,
Y German Song Emc, o. oen dish -.-.- kreusssr
mer," ........--.......- ....... Madame Boicheus
"A Enssh Ballad. Bae,-rged Susan, Ias
Mr. WILLIAM SCIARFEN Will preside al The
PianoiOrte .
Tickets ONE DOLLAR each. g. be had At the Music
Stores Hotels and the d1or the evening IT inc TON
cert Doors open At T. 80 commence |sociock ELEM
ITALIAN -ASrOR-PLACE.
h-Puces-Bores. Sofs. papaot 81 Secured Seats, 81
81 Amphhtafrt. 50 cents
Sinor Fcnlni'
SlgnOr MARtNi -....------- As bathUh
Sgnor RENENENrANO, -
Sgnna rRUFFl HENEDErfl
TUESDAY, June TO- 1851. viIl be performed DunUettis
Grand Opera. IN four tcts.
IA FANORlrA
Airhnnso NJ KING az CASTLE Sig BsueYrntans
Balthalar. superior oi the Convent Of st James
~ ComenxteIl, Sig Manni
Ieorora al Galman ...... SIsnora Tud Benedetti
Eernsnfn ..-.- Sig Rettni
Inc ,,atne-nuil Ia pouur, Sgnorl Ayogadr0
non Casn.ro officer 10 tle X li. ...- Sig Barlttnl
Lords aud Ladies OF the Cont Camolfl Mayor. Pages
Guards. houss pilgrms, *.
Scene Of Naturalization of CASTLE, 1850
Doors open at z Poriorm4nce % commence oci"A
Boa OAcc open daily from 20 O'Clock, at winch niae
seats may be- secured -
day. ~