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Marriages and Deaths.


ON Monday morning June q, by the Rev. Mr.. viii.
liams Mr. Frederick Vllos to Agnes Easton both Of San
francisco
On the 10th June at the Eighteen. mile House. by the
Rev Mr.. Cosper D. D. Carder Of Evansvile Ia to Mary
q. Nelson, of Salem, Mass
At Downevlle june o. at the residence Of her father
Miss Amanda NJ IL L. v Wood TO George Fagg both Of
Downeyille.
At the residence Of Governor Biger by the Rev Mr.
Benton hr. stephen Smith OF Bodcga formerly of Dart
mouth Mass, to Mise Mary Edwards, formerly Of Ware
ham. Mass.
Al san franchco al tho residence Of her father Gen.
John Wnscn. June ~, Mrs. Susan Ann Ford, " 70 Of
Henry Ford Esq- aged % years
Also on Tho same day, John Henry infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ford.
At Long Bar, yuba River, June 20, Aionzo Ing from
Pittsbmg, Penn.
June 4th at sea, Capt r. Martin Of the British bark
Ann Msiin, Of dropsy.
In san Francisco June 2eth after short illness Lit
tltton h, son Of John .. Preston aged weeks and
days.
In San Francisco June 27th Mary Frances, daughter
Of Capt Robert Haley, ngcd two months
In oregon city on the 21st june, of consumption Mr..
Alex Bresse jcweer formerly Of Stevenson county Ill
AZ Los Angeles, on the 10th May Mr.. Joseph White
native OF Codstream Scotland and long time resident
q the city OF Chihuahua, aged about 20 years. Mr..
White had recently performed perilous journey from
Mexico, with sheep and the exposure to which he
eutected y is supposed, hsstene1 his demise.
AZ dod Hll, Placer county, the Goth June, Edwin
Qtmby formerly citizen Of Key West, Florida.
On the pth OF June. on the Merced river, Mr A. =.
Walker, or fPlainfed, Illinois from small scratch
The arm, which caused Inflammation, resulting y his
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Mining News.

Many OF the gulches in Mariposa county are now
abandoned for the want of water. The water in the
MeIed and San joaquin rivers is yet too high permit
srcce sful mining in their waters; whilst in Marposa
oh9uehia and trenzo rivers the miners are all doing
sexton's. ana ut Marble Springs Spaugie Gold Gulch
and Coarse and Fine Gold Clutches the miners are we'll
repaid foi their tolls There is not much doing pre-
s Ut al the quartz ledge. An English company have
undertand leased the Mount 0pr vein and will shortly
erect nav and extensive machinery upon it. and carry
tie woik with yigor. Some members of an English
papy, TO when Col Fremont sold an interest in his
quartz veins have arrived in Marposa. and are not
hitls chop fallen at their future prospects.
The Los 2ngeios Star Of late date, says Mention
was made in our paper of last week of rumored dis
coycy OF gold in the vicinity Of San Gabriel Although
tie report then appeared 10 be we'll founded we did not
feel at liberty TO state it in full In the meantime ad
ditional explorations have been made and the result
though not as favorable as had been anticipated by
sonc Of the over sangune is such 10 warrant US in
stating that placers have been discoveries considerable
extent ana OF richness that will pay for working AS
vt but tte prospecting has been done and indulge
the hope that as the mine becomes developed rich
po.ils o. he precious metal will be found
reliable correspondent has furnished us with the
following account of The "dggDgs.n -
SAN GABRIEL, May 81, 1852
The right paoe--that is where gold is aoundant-is
not ut Land although they doing very
well even there, but mp rroyo the santa Ariba
arm 1he facts are the following MIR. Coburn
one else in prospecting up said arroyo, which il very
VICE found gold In every gulch aud ravne leading into
II on the eastern side for upWards Of two miles with
solitary exception. At that distance, going
little hill nlo another rayne they found people work.
and om the ruins around they must have been
~ employed Tor al least TWO months past The heat in
tie IaSc was intense not breath Of wind cool The
brow and bat tn scorching sun t. gaze upon They
tok about two barrels Of dirt ard washed It, which pro-
duced - of pure gold. Columns companion from the
extreme sultriness sezel with vertigo and taken
home. G. Is we'll safcd Of the richness Of the dggngs
and says that with awnings they get very well
Durarte son has four ~ work who doing good
business A. they 60 down, the gold Is more plentiful
and OF larger size lie would not tell what their
average was per day and did not like 20 press him
They even deny TO others the getting Of any at all
lie showed me two quills very pretty gold and should
think about one ounce. This however he informed
procured IN prospecting and not from their working
ground
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Tar THvArREs-Mr. Goodah takes ms benent at the
Bowcry to night At the Broadway, the French Opera
Cowpany sppesr At Niblo's, the French and Spanish
dancers will give their admired pas Mr. Coudock takes
bis benefit tonight, at the National theatre. Herr
Cline and Professor Honey will give their amusing
c,ses at Castle Garden Dcnetts troupe Of annals sp
rear at Burtons theatre; and the usual entertainments
win b. given at the American Museum, and Chrltys
aud Wsed's klpstreis
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Iheeacramento Journal, Of the 25th June, ssys-The
emgrant relief train will start for the mountains to day.
1t IL divided inte two detachments Ono COOS Trucee
VILE and L. p 0msby, this city, the other to Carson
Valley route, with Gen j w. Denver, Of Klamath and
Gen. j. s. Raines, of Nevada, as Commissioners
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The Pacific Mail Steamship Compauys steamer Ere
mont Capt Dow arrived at San Francisco at 10 O'Clock
A. June 9th after passage of sixty -four hours from
Oregon The papers engrossed entirely with poll
tical matters and the result OF the late election
In speaking OF the result Of the election which
took place the 9TH inst., the Statesman says that
the returns all in. but enough received to
ensure a democratic majority in both branches OF the
Legislature The Senate will probably have seven demo-
Gratis TO two wings whilst in the lower House the de-
mocratic majority cannot be less than six or eight
There are twenty members to be- elected and
fur the wings have secured but niue. The democratic
majority In the popular vote Is very heavy The only
counties they have carried Csckamas, Yamhil and
Washington.
The 0regonian says:-There is now lack Of steam
boats on the willamette river below the falls Wehave
now running various points the river the follow
ing:-Lot hitcomb, Willamette Multuomah. James p
Flint, Washington, and Eagle. The Columbia, Black
Hawk, and Major Reading, have been dsmantled, and
their machinery put to other purposes.
The NJ W. Grand Lodge Of i. aud A. NJ, OF the ter
tory Of Oregon closed its annual session ON Tuesday
last at Oregon City The next annual communica tion
will be held at the place The officers elect Tor the
present year are :-R. w, Bergman Jennings, q. NJ
II W. Jno. Elliott d. G.. NJ; R.W. II X. Thompson
s. O. W;R w. A. M Belt J. q. W; X. w. u. stark
q Sec II. W. Robt. Tbompson, q. Treas. 60.
H. J. Harding has been appointed Clerk OF the Maion
county s. District Court, in place OF b. n Gro'e ~
signed .,, a.
captain Murrey has sold the propeller Washington 70
Nessrs Allan McKenley & Co.. Of Oregon city Inc nrm
int End Co put it on the Willamette river Sne was sold
for 5000 ,,,., .
On the 14th inst the ladies of Portland presented
splendid banner to the Division OF the Sons OF Iepe-
rauc
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lowIlY rHsArRE.-DooRs OPEN AT X; CUR.
tsa rises ~ O'Clock ....eat OF Mr. W X. GoodaIL
fridsysvsniaE July 4 viii vi, Be be- performed
.mlet Mr.; GaedaII ophela Mrs. Grattan
remAn chp...... .Mr Goodall
|(URroNs. CHAM sERs srREEr-BoxEs, PAR.
eoas Tier ana Family Circle Is Pr1sss sosee As
:ss rSm 10 to r the sale Of
M ss &c. Comic % y. tr".ps Of assins aonssy Dog and
,aorsma Of satss Ksisidesoopea illusions iG'ep vns
ngsisn tn. Rotary Wonder Grand juvenile entertain
NATIONAL TnEATKE. CHATHAM sTREEr.-DooRs
open At ~; to begin at o'clock. Benefit Of Mr.
rrd'T Tss sysnYf iSx s Sossn YIN b presented
siss'sf Fislshf Mrs Nichols
cSsss .Ts T%f no%gsx g
Great hseian Professor Of Physicist Science, Natural
Franss sga. Bspsu R,Msnd Austr. Prussia italy
s.,e I, cs..;. Ne, IsTa = sh.r!ssso, saysnnsh
.s Ths.s 81 s. NssS.s
10, Boston. Phadelphi& &c. Sc in all Of which he has
% s.s Ss a% ss
sshs. the whole Of his grad extensive ana original
snst 81 wepdsrf. oonsrvanes in connection with his
rld unveilins All mysteries Of the Enchanted Palace
(ARNUks AMERICAN MUsEUM.-ADMIssIoN, rs
cents children ~ cents psrquet, lSk cents extra
nmenso success nt troupe Of perform-
Known as Whites Ethiopian sersnaders, who with the
ssolvfne Vows and Optical Fireworks will be presented
cry Afternoon at s. apd evening at olook The
ling Serpents Ostrich. Oursns- -Outang, SO.
sHRiSTY OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL, NO.
7x broAdwny above Grand street. Open every night
ring the week unM Ill further notice The original well
lie aas an and YER
der she manssement of p chrisy whose concerts In
10 cty Tor asueeessicn Of years. have been received
th A,Sr ~ highly res ecsble sad ashionab audiepc
cRcts 70 eents Doors NJ y At o'clock
Pstrons Of Chrsys Hnstels respectfully informed
st the Saturday 81 concerts discontinue
CRANKLIk MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM SQUARE
Il George be~4 Proprietor-The above establishments Il
every afternoon At o'clock in the evening st g.
the purpose Of Cla,tc and Original Of
wing statusry, BY Nile Cszinets Troupe Of Model Ar.
soge!ns. vHn ysrety of beautiful performances.
privste boxes 90 cents stage seats with cushioned Arm
airs ~ u censsi boxes, 3 ceuts gallery. I2I cents
III oLLlDAY STREET THEATRE. BALTIMORE.-LA.
dies and gentlemen Of aoku wedged talent desrous of
gagir Tor the at
|,ested to address post psid immediately, BARTON
|AhPBELL Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore
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SALES By AUCTION,

SALES BIZ AUCTION,
A UCTlON NOTICE.-GRUCERIES, STORE AND GAS
"A FxtutesFTi3ay, July %, ut J0h o'clock 81 Dey
strset, corner Of Greenwich fine assortment Of
goods to close estate consisting in part Of Teas Bran
dies Gin, Rum Coffee, Rice, salad OIL Maccaron Chaco
late Pickles. Canton Ginger Segars 60 Also, lot
ing house Furniture, Harness, Saddles, Wagon, &c.
WA. CARTER, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NOTICE-THOS BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"a BY W L Van Zandt.Sale, this day IL oclock at No.
lame NJ comprising Confectionery articles, Pickles Pre-
serves elegant Cooking arrangements jelly &c. Moui
sra.s Kettles Glassware Dinner Sets Also Furniture,
Char Looking glasses Pictures Counters and
other articles in the line; fine Stove, &c.
A UcTloN NoTICE,THos; BELL; AUcTIoNEER-
A BY w. L. Van Zandt.-Saturday, 10k o'clock, in the
suetion rooms street elessnt farni
az o'clock viii be sold the Furniture Barroom and
Nations Hotel IL Canal street Particulars Saturday
morning. THOS BELL, Auctioneer
RYJ J. HEGEMAN, AUCTI0NEER.-FRIDAY JULY
2sd 81 o'clock NJ 2. No sl Washington street,
marble 8g and mahogany Dressing and other
Case g copnser Stoves &c. &c Saturday July 9Th at
and Fixtures of Botanic Drug Store-The whole Stock
and Fixtures will be sold in lot separate lots
as the purchasers may desire.
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rRAnp SUNDAY EXCURSION TO FLUSHING.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHTLA-
pIace. by steamboat JOHN POTTER Two lines dsily.
horning line leaves NJ Afternoon express line at
= NJ; Though Phadelphia in four and half hours
gares olass cars So second class r. w. limo
only 81 Returning leave Philsdephia, from foot OF
Walnut street. At A. NJ and r. NJ. Emigrant lne BY
teBmbost TRANSPORT, from Pier No. l, atb NJ Fare'
8 30
1,OR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. 8. MALL AND
Express lines through four hours New Jersey Rail-
osd. VIA Jersey City leaving New York at foot OF
gortlandt etreet and ~ p M Liberty street Fare y3
6rst Class and So so for aacond eass In Ana9 M
Return at And "a. NJ, and 5h NJ Baltimore 4shng-
on Norok and Charleston through tickets seld in the
shove nea and through baggage carried in the NJ And
~ Z. M. lines.
A CCoMMoDATION BOAT FOR TLUSHING.-PERMA-
n nent summer arrangement for Fiustdng Hammers
burg st. Romans Well and New York.The new and beat
.iful steamer GEORGE LAW, Capt. Frsncis Lockwood,
will and after July g. run rs ollows-Wili leave rcck
alp, New York at ~ and 10 O'clock A. M and a. o'clock
p. M Returning, will leave Flushing At So'cock, A. M
aud and clock, p Mtouohins at the foot Of Eghth
street each Freight taken reasonable terms Fare
~. cents each way.
LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRINGS.-THE
n Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
CyBall Station New York daily, sundays excepted At
10 o'clock A MMs train TO Chatham Four Corners con-
Meeting with Western Railroad for Albany and Troy, Le-
mediate stations At o'clock train
20 Chatham Four Corners connecting with western kM
road going east Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take
the 10 clock Or ain TO Chatham Western Railroad to
Canaan and stage TO Lebanon arriving early the same
Afternoon. Fare Through, s. NJ. SL0AT. Supt
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
- day except Saturday. Fare rs cents each way. The
Hammond street ss7s o'clock Spring street M Grand
street. 81; CathArine street s Pier No s. 9A. NJ;
Dinner refreshments fishing provided.
~ the whole excursion 80 eentsThe large steamer
CATALINE, Captain r S. Hofmire.-on Tuesday, Wed.
nssday, and Saturday, July th 2st and 24th leaving
Williamsburg O'clock Bridge street Brooklyn, At s
Catherine street New York s and Pier North river
o'eloek Returning At Pm Refreshments, lines and
boat.
EXCURSION TO NIAGARA CHARACTERIZATION
u Of the Anniversary of the Battle Of Lundys Lane,
July7 and -Exeursion tickets over the New York and
Buffalo emitting tho holders go return between the
ticket Office in West street Of street and No
AZ all hours Of the day between Buffalo and Nagara
Falls 0 mes) at low fares Trains the Erie Railroad
leave fot Of Duane street at 6h A. M and r. n
Sunday the express train leaves at p M Passengers
by this train will reach Buffalo and Niagara Falls the next
afternoon
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO FLUSHING.
" strattonpoint and Fianmersburgh-The new aad
wood will excursion to the above places Sunday
July 25t n, 1852 leaving as follows Peck Slip. H. RI
ats o'clock. foot o. Eighth street At sd o'clock, A.
Ee,nTniss, viii ,ssss Eiushins ID. A.& Ais;.asos
r. tnew pierj at o'clock p. NJ Retarniag. will leave
Flushing at o'ciock Pm. Fare l2la cents each way
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO WHITEsTONE, NEW
- Rochelle, and Glen Cove.-The commod1us steamer
cATsLlnE Capt Hofmre; will make su excursion to the
street. r ss4i twenty street o'clock Return:
ocock stopping at whestone. Daner rere .hments
furnished on board Fare IS cents each way.
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10 PRINTERS.

J,O PRINTERS -rok SALE, A LARGE Hy0RAULIc
Standing press ard super royal Washington Hand
ross. withsslf mixing sppsrstns ecm plet% spy,y 70
y. n. H0E u CO., 0oh eteosA
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fhe steamship United States, Capt. Dennis, arrived
this morning from Aspinwal N. q. She seven days
and twelve hours in making the passsge
The advices from Panama and Aspinwall are of tho
14h inst Panama papers of the day the sailing
of the United States from Aspinwall from Adams Co.,
brought the Ithmus by Mr. H. G. Evers in twelve
hours-thus being eight days only from Panama to New
York.
The steamer Pampero, Capt. McCerren twenty eight
hours from San Juan, arrived at Aspnwa the 14th,
at P NJ, with twenty-five passengers, and would sail
again for New Orleans via San Juan the 18th. Capt
Nee. reports at San Juan IL, d. NJ sloop ofwar AFRO
CANT, from short cruise put in to sail again immed
ately, on account of sic kness among the crew.
Col Edmund b. Green, late editor of the Panama
Herald died, much regretted at Panama the 1lth
instant.
The city of Aspnwall quite healthy. The cholera
which had been prevailing both there and the 18th
mus, to some exteut, had almost disappeared
The Panama Railroad in first rate running order to
Barbacoas GA miles,
daring robbery was committed at Cruces on the
night of July H. under the following circumstances
Lieut. Governor s. Purdy Major Sibly. Mr. G.. shaw,
bon. Soue, and Hon ID. M Chauncy, all started in
company to the lsthmus They had cent their bag
gage on ahead which was duly received at Cruces and
stored in one of the bamboo houses. The house
tered during the night and all their baggage taken
distance to open lot there broken open and red Of
their entire contents even to letters, securities &c
Governor Purdy and Major Sibley had quantity of
valuable specimens Of gold silver and copper which
taken with the rest Persons cannot be too careful Of
their baggage on the Isthmus.
From the Panam. Star, July 49,
Among the arrivals from Calfornis by the Golden
Gate notice that of Samuel Purdy, Esq. Lieut. 90.
of California; Mr. Chauncy of the House Of Re-
iresentatives Mr. Holmes, formerly member OF Con-
grtss, from South Carolina aud Mr. Comstock, Vice.
President of the P.MSS s. Company From the United
States notice the arrival of d. d. Page. Esq of the
wealthy banking house of Page Bacon Il Co aud Mr.
Alexander, of the oldest California settlers BY
the Whitfield Scott welcome buck our friend, A.
Mcclure, Esq late Consul at Acapulco
Francois Sure, Of New Orleans who has been residing
n Panama and engaged in business for considerable
time committed suicide by cutting his throat, Satur-
day morning the 10th instant, about six O'Clock
Tie mind OF the deceased supposed to be dersnged
for several days previous to his death.
The steamship Pioneer arrived in port yesterday
ing New York via Cape Horn bringing large mum
Der Of passengers California This vessel told,
beongs to Vanderbilt line ana will probably proceed to
San Jtan mmediattly
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Ten Days Later from California.
>>~>~o~~~~>~>~~>~o>o~o
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
>>o|>r>eo~>~~oO>o~r~~>>oo>
Over nilliOn and a Half Of Gold Dust On
route for ew York.
>~>>~~~~o~~~~o~>o~~>N
SONORA BURNT TO ASHES,
oc~>~>c>o>>o~N~~>~-o>v
AN EXPEDITION TO JAPAN.
~~~~~~>~>o<~N~>>>o>~>
Short Passage from San Francisco.
ko., &C., Sc.

Inc Ohteu states brings -FOUR hundred and thirty
eight passengers and small amount of specie consigned
us follows
Gregory Co. Observation-Disclosures. 1928
1eo. D. OpIoh.. 10000
In hands Of passengers. s................... 100000
Total. ............................ s244, ,2es
The United States experienced strong northeastery
winds and heavy head the first three days since
which time she had pleasant weather.
The mail steamer Ell Dorado with the mails and trea
sure and about four hundred passengers left Aspinwa
July IA, 10 A. M. She was to touch at Key West
Among the passengers of the United States, are his
Exceency s. Purdy, Lieutenant Governor of California
Mojor II. sibley, Colonel T. II. Huggins, Mr. G.. w
Shaw and many other prominent and influential resi-
dents of California who have to take out their f,-
miles.
The following persons died on board the United States
on the passage from Aspinwal to New York =
mouth scoto county, ILL., Mr. Kerr, Carlisle Pa; Philip
" % kSs Nsr M Yar Rn ksS Smith
Barrett; Robert r Davidson Piotou county Canada
cow sidney Ohio Noon ohio; Si'nas hawTense T,as
Assopnett Mass. D-'''
The steamship Golden Gate left San Francisco June
2Sh n. eight o'clock A. and arrived ut Panama on
Sunday morning 11th inst at two O'clock making the
passage in twelve days and two hours the longest pas
ssge she has yet made.
The Winfield Scott left San Francisco June 26th. She
was delayed by bad Goals at Acapulso part of the G.
Gs passengers in the United States thus making
The passage in trentv.four days.
The Golden Gate had an extra mail $50 passengers,
and AGO. coo in gold dust The following is the specie
list:
Adsms Co.. 100000 Case, Heiser g. Co $4,000
Page, Bacon. Co.. 3940l1 ID o. Mills & Co.. 13S4O
D Davidson. las 600 Collins Cushman,
Burgoyne& Co... 100000 g. Co........ 1858
Flint, Peabody, & S. T. Mayer g. Co.. 1900
Co. ...... 10000 Hussey, Bond &
McNulty CAIRO. Hale ......... 11,s4a
theirs, g. Co... $4,000 T. Argent & Co 10000
Charles Minturn.. 10000
Drexel, Sather, e. Total. 81 400 600
Church ......... 10000
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VAsU FOR CIoTHING-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN
" having any OF clothing or furniture to dispose Of
can In cash by sending to the store
or by letter the post Cohen f52 Hudson street.
Lndiee attended 10 by Mrs, Cohen.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
City Intell1GoMCe.

TIE WEATHER.-The weather. yesterday, wsa stn kot
ter than on Wednesday, and II consequently tho
hottest day We havehsL during The season We spnex
table Of tho range Of the Thermometer Observed a.
j. Roachs 10 Nassau street. and tn editorI room
will be that at three O'Clock 10 stood two sEu half
legIees hrhcr In the latter
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YOUNG NAN WISHES TO INVEST 81 900 OR
TOO 10 the purchase Of the whole, part Of some
tive cash bTsinsss Ont door preferred. Address ~ s.,
erald offoe.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

UCE-ICE wANTED-ANY PERSON HAVING FROM
100 to 700 tons Of Ice sale, for shipment hear Of
- ossh customer, by addressing "lce at this ofhce
w ANTED- THREE OR FOUR ROOMS FOR A PAMI-
Iy oftwo persons. Address post paid, Glover, Box
|7 lower Post once stating terms and location aad de-
scribinq the rooms
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ANIUsEMENTS.
DRoADwAY THRATRl.-B.A A. MARSH.

L:;':s; 5as H.nss,5 Door: GDs. q
Friday ''s1'Ff % 5S' Z " Fhs I: fx sssn
Don Fernand dAgu.r . N. Dseri..y
NIBLos GARDEN...HANAaEK.xR. Nh. JOIN s1TroN
sasonnsnss as ssis;s F;issy jsls ss Il: comedy
TsIsh dancing III. pepu.r .ssssiSe rssos
and Spanish dancers Nile Pousaud, SenoritA Soto &c.
BROADWAY THEATRE. A.. MARSHALL. soLH
Boadws p & On:
asy ysvsDins 10Th inst F.rswe visit 70 pror
Grand Magic Tabeau, introducing new series Of nscro-
%
"a. Of sars Magic whose suoes IL
sss' s'sss
Semp LOWS $780, housvo "SGD s?ss 3d. GIN
ennst soooo-tOtal ss5 600 who have ali proclaimed him
o. apsssT *
Phisique Admission, 25c.
NiBLos GARDEN.-MLLE. DRcUEr BEGs 10 AN.
e o gs & f her 70, sssarday
Soto With Ians and and %on
Mese IN French and Spanish dances preceded BY Eng
John Seton will perform. ''
OLYMPIC THEATRE. BRoADwAY.-sHAKspEAR
- Dramatic Asseeiaton Regular night. Friday
sPy sSsids1 I ss Ksss
admitting tie by By ladies' be
Fridey evening. By order, J. B. CONNOR, President
J W. WEST, Secretary.
ORGAN PERFoRMANCE.--THERE WILL BE
~ public exhibition OF Cavalry Church Organ this even
ing, tie 23d inst. commencing at half past p. NJ,
RICHARD III. FERRIS.
WOOD'S AINSTRKLS. IA BROADWAY ABOVE
" Howard street-open every evening" under the ma.
aasement Of Wood whose concerts and Ethiopian deli
TO New York audience. Woods Minstrel Hall has been
as~fy ventilated and ice fountain its
trntre, making Il the coolest place in the
city Admission 25 cents; children under Ia years half
nice Door open at concert commences at oook. NJ
.-The Wednesday aud Saturday afternoon ara
discontinued until further notice.
GREAT PRIZE DANCE.-A BEAUTIFUL SILVER
~ Cup-Open to all Negro Dancers-The proprietor Of
the heodeon o Boz cry being desrous saI ing the
public 's to who is the best negro daacer in ths United
best dancer to be decided by fro the au
dienoe The above prize open all dancers John
diamond Persons wishing to the above
will please lie their address tho Melodeon
at Leas House. No. AZ Bowery, before Saturday.
July4