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Later from Mexico.
Later from nIexfcO.
New ORLEANS, June 26, 1853.
The steamship Texas has arrived at this port In sixty
hours from Vera Cruz
Tho dates from thu City Of Mexico to the 18th inst.
but we find no worth teegrsphing.


Destructive Fire mt Pitrsourg- Man Stabbed
PrTsBURG, June q, 1858.
Aboat ten O'Clock last night DIRE broke out canal
oost in sbe Wayne street basin, and IL communicated
clark Tbaws extensive forwssding warehouse Penn
street. which was consumed, With most Of It's con-
tenfs The aames also reached the warehouses of the
Reliance Inc snd BipgAsm's. totally destroying the
DuDoines, ouc their c0n,ents mostly saved IL
sn hsibe tcestimate the loss Of ia Clark
inaws' which Is, however, principally covered by in
Me..srs Clark Taaws are Insured for 900, which
will about cover tEeir loss.
Among the snife' CTS also Messrs Mallory K Led
de oas TWO thousand boxes Of glass ana Messrs. At
kips KeeDsle
The total loss is abost SIS 900.
During the fire. a bridge across the BASIN
fell precipsting two hnpdred into the canal
More OF them were seriously injured
Tbls evening man bamed McCiotfey stabbed by
one Gracey, and died shortly Afterwards.
Commissioners from south Carolina to- the
WOridfH Fair.
CuARIEsToS June 27, 1873.
Governor Manning has appointed thirteen Commission
the State OF South Carolina at tie Great
Exhibition in New York.
Sleamship Empire City-EIon. Pierre Soule
NEW ORLEANS Juns 20, 1853.
The steamship Empire City sailed this morning for New
York via Havana.
Hen Pierre soule. our new Minister to Spain is amons
her passeprers.
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L,OURTH OF JULY ExCURsIoN.-THE NEW AND
~ commodous steamer AGILE can be chartered for an
excursion Monday the fourth Of July by applying to
the captain board The boat bo at the foot OF
Murray street before o'clock in the morning. or ~ IN tns
afternoon.
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EXCU RSIONn.

ISxCUEsIoNs TO THE FIsHING BANKS EVERY
IN day except sasurdayThs favorte steamer Hero, Cap
uancox will leave Spring street at o'clock
Hammond ~ Tenth street East aver srooms pes
Iare NJ ocstS Dinner ashing tackle and baA viii Be
ntd
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We are authorized to announce that the President will
reoeivs papy usual Thursday and saturday OF
this wesk twelve and two O'clock but prsssins
public engagements win prevent him from receiving calls
at any other times --Inteligcncer, June IT,
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Assembly.
ALBANY, June 27, 1853.
NO QUoRUM--TuE JOURNAL.
No quorum present. but after few moments delay %
no question raised relative to quorum the Clerk
proceeded to read the journal Of yesterday.
THE INTERRUPTION OF CANAL NAVIGATION
Mr. BURNET (whig) Of Essex asked consent TO cau up
the resolution previously offered by him nqurng Of tine
Canal relative to the number Of days Of
interruption of upon the Erie and Champlan
Capal with causes thereof, &c. The resolution was
adopted.
PETITIONS AGAINST THE CATHOLIC BILL.
Mr. W. TAYLOR, (whg,) of N. Y, preseated memorial
from three thousand citizens Of New York against Papal
aggression praying that Mr. Tabers bill 'to authorize
the Incorporation of Roman Catholic societies."
if 1t passes the Senate, may bs rejected by
the House. 1t represents the measure as un-
wise. unnecessary, unrepublcan, unjust, and emf
nenty dangerous, for the folio wing, With many
other reasonst will inevitably accumulstein In the hands
Of three men, ian archbishop aud two bshops) vast
amount Of power (or property Ia power which may be-
and in the opinion Of the ,riasts is certain be
abused, has been In other countries Ttsre ia
Necessity for any such Property held
In boc in Protestant utches by trustees chosen
from among the people The il publican
its operation. 1t creates a vast pasern in
our midst II unjust for It viii deprive the people Of
their rAts and influence. Getting particulars the control
over ceeeries &c puts every ythng itto the hands
Of The hierarchy Of ths Roman Catholic Church. II Is
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Death OF Captain walbach, &c

BALTIMORE, June 81, 1853.
Captain wslbach, Commandant of the Pikerville Ar
sepai, died to-day.
No mail South of Charleston tonight.
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Festival Of the German Musical Societies.

FestIvNI OF the German Musical Societies..
PHILADELPHIA June 81, 1858.
The German Musical Societies gave q rehearsal this
morning. in the Museum preparatory to the grand jubilee
concert tonight They afterwards marched sion
to Independence Hall where the Presidents the various
Associations addressed by Ma, or Gdpn who vel
coined them to the city An immense crowd Of speca-
tors we're in Attendance.
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INSTRUCTION..

CADEMY OF PENMANSHIp.-OPENINGO OF GOLD.
n smiths writing at 1862 Broadway Of
Franklin street These magnificent spoken Of
by Is the most beautiful suite Of opened
TO the public. Mr g. s to oeive limited
number Of pupils Cards. containing full particulars may
be had at the academy For SaeGoidsmiths System Of
Per mansbp elegant copy book guarto size
8G pages with ample Price twenty-five cents
AN ITALIAN GENTLEMAN AGED %. WHO HAS
"A been engaged professor of Ian. in Of the
first schools Philade pla being employed in
house in this city would cheerfqly devote
hours the evening in instruong In tho Italian French
or Spanish Languages members OF q refined and
pectabe fan y in part whole compensation for the &C
commodation Of breakfast and tea and
dinner Sunday Tho highest testimonials will be furnish
pecaby and character. Address, by letter,
No. s,4O9 Post Once.
AR ROWE CONTINUES TO GIVE PRIVATE IN
M sruction in writing to ladio, and gentlemen at their 70
sidpces usual His system embraces variety OF hands
viz Italian angle hand with mercantile engrossng IL
cAl round, pointed and Scotch draft Each perfe ty
twelve lessons Commands received ut 26f Grand
street
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Naval I, teIiigence.
United States sloop otwar vandalia remained at Rio
Janeiro. Nav IA
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VTAvERLEY HOTEL, 697 BaOADWAY. CORNER OF
w Fourth street-This hotel having been fully remodel
led nd en red is prepared to supply families
we'll transient visiters Nth accommodations not
be surpassed Ia the city.
l. W. RENALL 697 Broadway.
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- New JerseyThe subscriber having all in
On the 10Th OF June upon his own account trusts the
management will be such esnrot fail to entire
comfort all whomay him with their custom. The
steamboats, Alice Price Golden Gate, and Thomas Haght
run daily. SAMUEL q. MORRIS.
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CEA BATHING AT CAPE MAY-NATIONAL HAIL.
- This large new elegant and Arst class hotel Cape
Island Is OPEN Pleasant garden and
of the sean. AARON GARKETSON, Proprietor.
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The Business of the Extra Session or the
Leglslatuse.

TITLES OF ACTS CONTINUED.
34S To amend act entitled to divide the
Eighteenth sard Of the city of New York two wards
349 To allow Julia Arboledo to acquire, hold convey,
al d devise real estate.
$50 To authorize temporary loan by the Comptroller
TO the Superintendent Of Common Schools, to supply
deficiency by the nonpayment Of the OF
tax Of the county of Rena elaer.
351 To amend act entitled act to authorize the
city Of Buffalo to its bonds 10 the Buffalo and Pitts
burg Railroad Company. passed April l5 1853
352 supplementary to act, entitled an act further
to amend the charter of the city Of New York. passed
April r. 1858
1858 To repeal an act entitled act for the relief Of the
President Directors and First Company Of the Northern
Turnpike road, passed April B, 1858
354 To change the Of the Commercial Insurance
Company n the City OF New York to that Of C0mme tcal
Mutual Insurance Company aud to further amend the
entitled act TO Incorporate the Commercial nsur
snce Company, passed April IL, l842
$685. To vest in the United States Of America jursdc.
djcton over certain lands in the city Of Brooklyn and
adjacent thereto.
56 To amend an act entitled an act for the Improve
msnt Of Highways in the county of Richmond passed
May T. 1647.
ab7 To enable the Bristol Centre and South Bristol
Plank Road Company to complete and to keep ia repair
their road.
a5s To amend the act entitled an act to authorize
the election Of police officers in the town of Newburs
passed March IL, 1852.
$50 To release the interest Of the people Of this State
In certain real estate Of which George McCaugh died
fiexed.
$780, To change the Of the village Of Mesquare,
In the county Of Westchester.
3e To release the interest Of the State in certain lands
to Catharne W. Boyd.
3s2 To authorize the trustees OF the village OF Geddes
TO sell their cemetery ground ard the remains o.
the dead bured therein to new buryiog ground.
a63. To amend the Revised Statutes IN relation to
courts Special Sessions and to regulate the police Of
Waterford.
364. For the apprsissment Of canal damages to q.
Setter.
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FTlHE PAVILION HOTEL AT ROCKAWAY, L. l., Is
leave South ferry Broakvn at 10 oc,ck,
NJ and 81 oolook. r for 1sm:ioa where stages will
munications for the left at Boyds City As
William street, will be promptly answt red
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THE INDUSTRIAL CLASSES OF NEW YORK.
The BARRIERS, Aairdressers, and Wig
Makers Of New York.
Extent Of sde Business, and Number EmplOysd
in ,ts Different Branches,
THE INTERIOR OF A BARBERs SHOP.
Wages Of BARRIERS, Wig Makers,
and Haird.ressers,
&C., &C., &c.

In the following extensive aEsicle we have given
an account Of the BARRIERS, wig makers, and hair
dressers, chasing them all as h1snches Of the ons
business. They must not be consounded one with
the other however for We assure our readers that
there is great difference existing: between them,
and especially between the ladies' hsrdressers and
the BARRIERS, who have nothing whate rsr in commun
with each other. In reading this account, thcre
fore, they must be careful to note thsse nice dis
finctions
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

TnsaRAruc OFncE, CoKSn o. HANOVER AND BzAvxR
srREns, AND No. z03 BROADWAY.
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL, AT BABYLON. L t.
formerly kept by the late Charles e. Snedker-wu be
continued IS usual by his widow.
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ECBE MOST WONDERFUL LIVING CURIOSITY IN
the world Is the extraordinary
SLEErING NAN,
Cornelius Woman aged 81 native OF Monroe county
New York who and has been In An apparently pleasant
payAleed has been and 10 attracting the Aten
on ed and skful Of tho medical
the and which affords truthful subject
the INTEL gent and curious The following 10 brief sy
nopsis Of Expressed OPTIONS
iCornelius vroman may bs said to vsgetats only; his
power OF precating At he in circulation aad
below the oyster the turtle barely swallow
ing whom food put into he mouth and standing when
and his sensation 10 nothing aad may
senty be tuct into hi' hesh and be eviness feel
ing peraturs of his body cannot be usually
sixty degrees. all this 10 wonderful and true. NY
those Of DR. lice and Professor Carnochan
similar. - edward DIXON, NJ D,
EDITOR Of the Scapsl, a Eifth avenue
The New York Daily Times :" This certainly Is
most marvellous There not the slightest chance for
a~y couson deception the matter Many Of best
physoiaDs have examined him-no.s, as far hear,
believe any deception In this 80 be possble.n
The Gxpress Messenger says -"Beyond doubt TO our
minds the alleged Longevity of his maps fixed fact
This was the opinion Of Dooor Cox and other ply
siciAns who were present"
we have ever read Of The medical faculty all
astonishcd at this phenomenon."
This extraordinary xhbitcn may b daily witnessed at
Academy Han 663 Broadway. on
PROTASsOR WILLIAMS will deliver disc curse in
ations to this his history and incidents Of his
ency various theories Of its during which,
be Will he put In tho several positions Of lying sitting ana
standing which last position he has bsen watched three
end nights without the pghtest psroeptbs hangs Of
condition.
open at ~; TO commence at r. n.
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nv shu upWAruB ans oeremeh, friday. lAth DO.
Personp dsEirins licenses will apply After
sovembsr The Dvmbers aust be newly pAated each
lido - tas cart. scsordng 10 law aud brought
where they will BIO INSPECTED and ths old osss ntsr Re
eheskeA by the thon be presented the
First srshAi for renewal csrsmsp psraouizriy
uestsd 70 apply the sbsve FOR their
pscvs pupbsrs IL Is nos lawful Hosnsas aftes
he last day o. October The attention Of all keep
using express wa9oss baggage wagons and other
vehicles for the importation Of articles from place
place within the city drssssd to tbs fosviaS extracts
rom the ordnAnss:-
sso livery cart truck. wagon, drAy ether vehicle
rewn by horses Other animals which shall
10 kept used driven snpcysd for tia
OF suythng Whatsoever rom place 10 plaos
Witsis the city Of Nov York for hirs pay
ush transpoftsMcn shall be Sssmsd public cart withis
etlp 50 keep use drive or employ say suck public
Mayor Of said city hereinafter provided shall deemed
guilty Of violation Of this ordnance and subject ane
iot exceeding ten doars inprissnmsat nos sxosedas
ven days for every offence.
Sec 2 - 1T shall not b. lawful for any person
70 hold license 70 keep public oarts
: public cArtman unless he b cvizsn Of the Unhes
states and has family and resides With his family In said
sty, or sos hsviag hmiy shall have resided himself
therein during the SIX months preceding and 10 the
Of The cart carts Win good horses therefor
hspsed 80 tss pubus CARTS and the Mayor
anime un der oath all person applying fer holding any
such license or tbs thereof touehnS ther qIs6.
cations Aforesaid and al sthsr than TO perssa
9 qualified shall be void
By order Of his Honor the Mayor.
GEORGE q. GLAsIER, Fist Marshal
oNqoa FAINT
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L,oREIGN EXPRESS. EDWARDS. SANFORD 4 co.
respectfully that they prepared to for
ward freight and packages nom New York 70 Liver
pool Lop den, and all pArs OF Engand Ireland and Scot
land twice s week; TO Havrc Paris. Bremen Hamburg,
Frankfort and all parts Of the European Continent onoe
weok TO Melbourne, Port Philip ttdney and All parts OF
Australia Van DismAns Land and New Zealand by every
sailing England for thcse pieces and
10 Canton Hong Koss shanEh Caloutts. Madras 30
bay other parts the East Indies and China,
yPECTAL RxPRIss N0TICK-XDANs 4 90. WILL
y empress between NOV Yssk aaa Boston. va Nsv
Haven Hartford A.d Sprseasla 9aarosns eennsasng g
ssss gsssrsy 1xprsss wiil isavs Ne shes a ~ Pm
daily. Leave Boston at sAAs hour, vita neessagsss -
asul. ADAMS I CO. - pfvstwayi
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ATA MEETING or TIE PASSENGERS ON BOARD

IA the fteamship Andes, held 1otl September, 1853:
The object q this meeting e !, briefly 70 ssss tho feelings
sHd record our hssrs and prayers
sxpsTsn ,sd on The 10th and inst lat NJ long
6H W. yet whilst doing So it 10 our painful omuuAoa
Ss e .ss hs H. Which ausss
ms w.thw hich, melancholy to relate has Terminated
his te loss Of 1r MAX veil the
This Was mome ntous psfcd and tended to awaken
The Of this noble shi then devolved
first oho'r Mr. Noodle whom too high eulogum
ing OF the hurricane (which endured Tor the
Of thirty ak hours and only tended TO convince
thst we are safe in MS hsnds az 50 sr IS human 20
becsue impey atve Mr.. Francis third officer,
who deserves thank for his undevatsd aten
ton and rsrina demeanor, which calrforth from
sincere ackno vlodgments
7hstt the animous opinion Of this body assemb cd
70 strongly to the and pretors Of this
promoton OF present commander Mr. Edwin r. Noodle
~ also their favorable confederation Of Mr. Francis
W., indcidoAi AID collectively tender our heartfcs
wn W. Pr.scstt New orissns
yah SS q Isyisr s ys, and ri'' st. Louis No.
Thomas Hardcaste New York.
J, Collins, Toronto, c w.
william hshtor, England.
Brown and shter. Guelph, c. W.
CAssst wsnn, and niece Cincinnati Ohio.
Msur.-s y. seymour, Goderich. c. W.
Mise Watkins, England.
james Macdonald, and wife, Boston.
AbrAm Croy sdsle, New Jersey.
VIM. " Street Fredericton, New Bran,wiok
Jas. Z. street,
J. J. Kemp. England.
John smellie, Stranrser, Scotland.
John Bibts and wife. England.
John Bell and sister In law Schedisc New Brunswick.
James L Orr, Evansville, Indiana.
Miss shisls Boston.
Mrs. Manuel, Boston.
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MxP6EsS AGESCINas

IMPRESS FOR AUSTRALIA OFFICE 20 BROAD
~ way--Adams 4 Co.'s express for Port Philip. Mel
bourne and sydney por steamship Golden Ago. wsdnes
day, September ~, 1853
Oar rst express for Port Philip and yelbourns Austria
La will be des patched by the and magnificent steamer
Golden age, Iisut. u. ID Porter y N, commander on
Wednesday 2sth inst, at o'clock T. NJ In charge OF
spcisl messenger to Destination
Feghts packages Of every desert etion will b.
cavsd Office until 10 o'clock A. NJ day OF Saline
and small parcels an dispatches until O'clock M All
and pscksuos for sydney VIII bs
prom r.iy by drs opportunity after arrival 81 Melbourne
shippers reminded that although the ports Ausr
open n the admission OF nsar knd % morchan
dive 30 tree Of duty s nevertheless absolutely neeeS
ssry that they should furnish with invoices OF
thing in detail enable MS TO pass their goods without
ADAMS 4 CO., 20 Broad yay.
CroEGr MowroS, Resident Partner, Melbourne, Aus
Ir1li
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EXCU RSIONS.

EXCURSION FOR INvALIDs-F0R INvALIDs Or
dies and bash, in the new clipper ship TROPIC BIaD
phia ths Arst weeh in ostobsr The ship will visit BArba
soes Densrara 81 Thomas and Turks issnds giving the
ssIpia in ABB SIX weeks Her arrangements for
house cows &e and spacious we'll ordered state rooms
furnished with all modern Improvements Passage the
oat and hows1 $50; TO BAfbadoes &S5 Donaa
s Everything provided with the exception Of wines
For further particulars apply 70
THOs. WATSON 4 SONS. Philadelphia
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SrsEET pErARrxENr. NO. HALL OF nEeo ans

Cr1KrT DErARrnxN!. NO. HALL OF REcoaDs
Public notice 10 hereby given that the folio wing petit
osas have beea presented N the Board Of Adsrmsn-Te
AAs f wldth who're NOT DONE the sdswaiks Of TWEEN
Enh av:ares aad Of naAisss avenue between Twenty.
hrd And Twenty streets; widen C6 street be
e f:aos vacant let's betwssn thirty and ahrtv
eighth streets and riNh And Sixth Alss tho fol-
wms rssslsalen sTe sst ourb and gutter aud Gag the
nsrsn aes 90 Brocms street, from EIssbcth 70 Mott
esrsese Asa tes follswae petition n ths Board q Assist
a. 49, opss isesa .rsss trs TENTH % Gle
thssse arc sstsd 10 pessest ths IN writing Gao
1eesS - - sesA baforc tho Nth dsy Septsn
~ cor. JAMES FURRY. ssesst Cs0aEissloasr
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CfSgr pIrARrwsNr, yo HALL OF RECORDS.
~fese nosi.s kss.ty svss that the following psts
sss Gsys sees prssssssd Ne essrd 81 Ais.s.sa-f-
spss sss 80 sass ssth kxkty sxth stA
etrssts = sse rAks 1kusytskd street hon sisA -
Ies& sys.ss tse. vse~ss lsts beth sides thirty
third srssA ffen Nsnth " Tsukh kvsssss 10 fos
ysssns lots a. Vs. nssy ssssws sweet south al. ssa
sets seuth side q Iky az Street, eosnsasisS sss hsa
sree set ast sxs evsa.s s. shsnss eighty Ave feet
lay fsur srsysh Al s i.tsrseass II Gaiss-rr s.a
Crosse stss Also ths pstitsn in the Ra.,J =,
Assstast ASernsaTe sssrsds pave relay sissv
IN Troity place, south 81 Rector street, All pssssrs
usted oljssttoAs essts 10
ehss vras the underlined. 81 bis ohos On sr h..
fore the let day OF Octsber, 1898
JAMks TUREr. Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION RoTeA-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, the occupant
. sn asd let's inlr.vsd or uniapsoysd lanes
completed By the and arc In the sos Of
shs BuEsss re ~ ~ psrsons
And gutter street, from Tenth to
Hudson The Aits BY such msnt
aelads al ths several houses and lots Of gsund
et pises end parcels Of Land suAted o. both sides Of
v Goth aes q 1lsvs avenue one hundred
Interests shestss BY ths aad
VIE TO the either Of than request
q - Drssent their objections IN writing TO the
81 thslr scs No. BAL Of Rseerds, within thirty days
ten the date Of this n, tise
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, $Assesssrs
ORARLES NcNlELL,
oass Bureau Of Assssnsass Street Department. Sept
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TN1rRA.-PUBTJC NOTICE rs HKElDYaIvn f1A8
~ Mrs H. AeoS0r 1tp y Eighteenth street u the A1N
person that gives srse information On All fa.erssns 49,
shrough life past, and future eyents. xAoa1
who hsvs conItoe Mrs. Recjcr hBsw the tyuth Of her
skin In ths above science Her aams has gpre
ddsnse in the gsbe She visited BY person: sfthe h-
tabAy their entire satisfaction
health wealth, marriages, love Affairs jeurAsys laws ~
absent friends sichsess sud death BewArs Of inpeat
hsx 10 West KightssntA s(rssA
seventh and ESGhA avsnnsA <vs islsfHa
sion
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AMI SEMHNTS.
TuLLIxN'S CONCERTS
NETRoPoLITAN HALL.
rOR On MONTE AMIX
SsoosD sEKnrs. UonMssoirG o.

Snc0nD SkkIEs,
THIS (sUND,I EVENING SEPTEMBER &C. is2.
Ard the lest sra o. Concerts prior TO NJ Juilsas dersr
asIi !s,i,a would tender bis st.,siu .skeo S,sss
scecrded him At c.se Garden BY she with
second series OF Concerto ia Ssw York with ssSs pros
s o IS .sa ,va nv; sas sp -,
the Castle Garden coIsers fret nigh. the last
pubic 81 New sFss i r not be
m @ n' s s ss pss. s's
giving ccncerts IN New York Zach ooaseusiv evsnng
not he induced award such smouns OF PATRONAGE
wSss 1ss ~ s g hs 81
on OF thor unsquaed talent and without resrs
Julien. .sYgshsnsd European experience, however
s4o.ns sus sad
and Of sshtes character in asooriaass With ~sr mani
s : and e, New
series Of Concert. tor one tir; month longer
possible and at the ss.s sms accessible all siss.ss
s
h: Salon cs.osss ysiisa 'i assnS. sssssss ;.
with sa:se% sSs ds1o.s
evening In each wook 70 the works Of the great elasso
the ecmposisioAs Il Beethoven Mozart. wsSsr Eendsis
ssditicn to those artists whose dsbuts have bee.
with unpreeedent suocess the Castle Garden
Concerts Julien will have the plsasurs Of introducing
several now and eminent
SOLO PERFORMERS
in the Of the Of Concerts at Ne
trspotan Hall. among them the celebrated
BROTHERS nOLLENaAUER,
whore violin duet astonishod the Of
by the surprising unity Of soul and expression
corded By these eted Artstes TO IL cir The
brothers highly celebrated for their
Musos di Camera" having Riven then much renowl
among and their playing has
with tho public The duets they will perform 1t ksrope
Titan Hall are all Of their own 90 nPositioa.
TRosBA Solo THE KING OF BELGIvN,
STkNERRUGGER,
tho celebrated performer ON the
FRENCH AORN,
HERR LuTGEN,
tho eminent Violoncelloist and
N. COLLINET,
Conductor and Flageolet Solo OF
THE COURT BALLS or NAPOLEON THE FIRST II 1879
who will appear is his last engage prisr his
from public life after forty years continued
the emily artistic performer the Fla
Eeolet MDLLE ANNA ZERR
will during the series Introduce several
NEW sCENAS AND BALLADS
selected from h r repertoire, AID
NDLLE BENKiETTE BEHREND,
NEW SONGS AND CAvATINAs.
wiss which numbered ticket viii i. given :asisii.s 4:
the Of ths seat thrsushous the
ing Tpbs obtained At WIN. Hall Sons music store. ~
Broadway AID - G. Joes 800 Broadway also, At Assrs
Van Ordel Kings, ~ Wall street
Concert to commence Mt o'clock precisely.