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AGENCY.

ACIENCIs
kTYE CO.. SHIP AGENTe AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y EYE, ,. A. RIcnARDsoH Aueusrvs LoMBAnp.
Reference.
BAHYiAeo--Hon. Baile Psyton.
VALPARAIso--Hcssrs. Aleoo Co., HemerwAy 4 %.
PANArA-Msssrs Corwins. Bro. 4 Co., Garrison 4 ryitx
YIN. Nelson Co.
jackson Esq
Nrw YoRx-hssms. a Collins Co., Gocdbus Co.,.
Capt. Esra Gys, steamer Pacific.
BALrMoRE-Gessrs John HeadsrsoA 4 Co., Thomss r..
Hard Co., White Lldsr.
SAE FL -Messrs Flint, Peabody, Co., Russsy
Bond 4 asisi chas. Dosns; cEsa. Z. "a Lyon Es}
Co., 0uddop a Williams.
oAI~on--Evs. PERKINS, O.
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AGTROLOGY.


AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR agR
W skill IN foret.iing tie future has arrived and will
nis Intelligence about all circumstances o tnter
pres drees law matters and love- by astrogy books
scicnce and tolls TO ladies and gentlemen the This
Ayn speaks The English, French and German
Residence 70 Rivington street. stairs the Bowerv
uen 81 ~ 49,"
MATRI&0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
iA I,over-Professor Lewton Boston forms riy Lon
VIII reno to any address eipt Of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable adcs gentlemen win
the devoted affections many the sen
fearts may desire Tho simple but so can't
snes Or P1ssoI and lna, shcssh not least
sibc. Address Professor Lawton. Boston, Mass No Ia
tiers taken from the Post Once unless the postage IL
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CORPORATION N0TICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given to tho owner owners, occupant
pants all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the and lodged in tho office
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
building sewer Baylrd street. from tho
sewer in orange street, to point tho Bowery
limits embraced BY such include al
houses and lots Of ground lots
land on both sides Of Bayard street
between Bayard Walker streets both sides Of Mott
street between Pel and Walker streets sides Of
tho north side Of Pe street between Mot. street
above named and who opposed same
either OF them requested to their
Records within thirty from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors,
CHARLES McNIkLL, y
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Juno
g. 1863, =
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SPORTING.

SPoBT.-RAT KILLING, BADGER BATTING, AND
three doors east Of Broadway Monday
evenings at e o'clock JcIn Toms will superintcud the
above sport and will have At all times hand good sup
ply OF rats for public and private Gentlemen who
A. NJ to6P ~ Dogs learned by him to kill rats cured
OF mango end oil other diseases Use Of the
honday JuneG two noted sus matched rats
each for 80 side and collar N. BRats bought sold
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TOXIN B. wIOKERsHAM, MANUFACTURER OF wTRa
santng Iron Pence for Farms 80. a2 broadway, Me-
public AID private grounds parks lawns dvslIinx H.
from 10 cents 20 $40 ot Iron bodssad the most con
dog. lions urn. vase; k...hin posts spring shsi5s 81
spittoops &c. &c. Wieksshams celebrated railroad aSa
farm fence from 81 6 TO S6 rod. The Subscriber OMAR
The largsat Of iron work In The United
States all Of his msnufsetnrs, At exceedingly lev
pricsa hair and hnsk
JOHN B. WICKERShAM, warehouse On Broadway
Yorts. 81 TO ard u Lewis strecA hV1.M Oh
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CORPORATION NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE is HERE

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the occupant occupants
Of and lots improved lands affect
cd thereby that the following have been
pleted the and lodged in the office Of the
Bureau for examination BY all inter
FIRST street and Lexington The limits embraced BY
such include all the several houses
Rround lots pieces and parcels land situated
the corner Of street and Lexing
above named and who to the
either Of them to their
in writing to the undersigned at their office, No. Hall
Records within thirty from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL
Once Bur Assessments Street Department g.
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CORPoRATfoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by given to the occupant
Of ali houses and lots improved unimproved lands
fected thereby that the wing have
by the assessors and are lodged in the office of
interested viz For paving street from Tenth
to Eleventh Tho limits embraced by such
cant lots pieces and parcels of land situated dos
81 Forty fourth street. from Tenth Eleventh
All persons whose interests affected by the above
assessments and who opposed to the either
them requested to present their objections writing
the undersigned OF their Office No Of Records within
thirty days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department june g.
1863 - y
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" BY given to the occupant occupants
81 ali and lots improved unmproved lands af
fected thereby that the following have
completed BY the assessors and lodged in the OOe Of
viz For paving and tagging sidewalks Of Thr
tyeghth street. from Tenth TO Eleventh The limits
and lots lots pieces and parcels q
Eleventh All persons whose interests affected
by the and opposed to the
Sections writing e ihe undersigned at their ONCE
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. June g.
1963 : - -
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CORPORATION NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS nERE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ BY given to the owner
Of all houses and lots improved lands
Cd thereby that the following have
by :he and arc lodged in the ose Of the
rested setting curb and gutter stones tagging
sdev aiks In 10th street between Second Third
Ts and lots pieces and
All persons whose interests affected by the
above named and who opposed the same
either Of them requested their
In writing to tho undersisned at their office No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL y
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
9Th, 1853 -'' -
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SHIPPING.

UNOR LIvERPOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
IL ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James Wsst-This steamship
will depart with the Unted States malls for Earops pest
81 the foot Of csns street. For FRIGHT pas..gs having
TO EDWARD X CoLLINS& co, Is Wall street.
Passengers requested TO be on board at Tx A. n
The steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic, and sail
June Is
VyHR NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTArEs
y Mall SteAnsrs-Ths ships sompriEng this line are The
fouewing:--
ATLANTIC ........... Captain WegA
PACIFIC. ......... 49,. Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. Captain Luce.
BALTIC. ....................C Captain Csmstesk.
ADRIATIC. ................. Captain -.
These ships having been built by contract expressly nor
service In their
their engnesto strength and speed
aud their for snsquasd for
elegance and comfort.
81 passage New York Liverpool Ia Arss cabin
$40 In second saba 80. Exclusive Of a1ts ss state
room, $500
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and "a.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
10 berths secured until paid for.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ given 80 the owner or owners occupant
OF al houses and lots improved affect
ed thereby shat tho following assessments been
Peted by the ASSESSORS and lodged In the Of the
Bureau Of Atcssmepts for all in.
terosted viz For building sewer Ia Avenue A. from
Fourteenth to Sixteenth seets The limits embraced Nv
such assessment include all the several aud ots Of
ground vacant ots pieces md parcels Of land situated on
and beth sides Of Fifteenth street from Avenue
First avenue. All persons whose interests affected
the above named ssscsmant and who opposed the
same or either Of them requcrtod to present their
jectNus, in writing to the undersigned at their Office,
Hall of Reco,ds within thirty days the date this
Notice WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE }Aseessors.
CHARLES McNIELL}
once Brreau Of Assessments Street ent June
q. 1853 "
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given to tho owner or owners, occupant
pants Of all and lots or unmproyed lands
completed BY the and lodged in the Office
the Bureau of for examination by all
interested viz For paving Cherry street. from Corlears
- - M TON nesay " sIleets
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
rom Corlears to East streets the west side of
street. from Grand street to 100 feet south of Cherry
and the eide Of Corears street. feet
south Of Cherry street. All whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who op
posed TO the san either Of hem requested
sent their objections in writing to the undersigned
ONCE, No Hall Of Records within thirty days from tho
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE. Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,)
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June g.
lH1Y . - n
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby given to the owner owners occupant or
Affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the Office Of
the Bureau examination by all persons
interested, viz For building sewer in Fourth avenue
limits embraced by such include oil the several
houses lots Of vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth streets. All persons
whose interests affected by the above
ments who opposed to the either Of them
70 their writing to the
thirty days from the date Of his notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, ]
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
g. 1853.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given to the owners occupant or
supsats o. all houses and lots improved or nimprovsd
been completed by tho ASSESSORS and lodged in tho Of
fee Of the Of Assessments examination by
persons Interested, viz For building q sewer in
Eghtespth street from Ninth to Seventh
The limits embraced by such include all
the several honses and lots OF ground lots
and parcels lands tuated both sides of Eighteenth
street from Seventh Ninth
Of Seventh ard side Of Eighth few
north south OF Eighteenth street. All persons who's
interests AFT cted BY the above named and
ed their objections writing to the
ed At their Office No Hall of Records within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
once, Bureau Of Assessment Street Department June
s, 1853,
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE No. 7 NEW CITY
Hall April 1s53--Notice TO tax paycrs.The assess-
ent rolls Of the several wards 10 the city New York VIZ
Soy Of NAY NJ saturday we 10Th dsy Of Jnne, both days
ing e assessment rolls ae requested to mako application
70 re undersigned at their Office, between A. A. and
" yoIN fflf2snhATFR, {Ys, ,epnissonsr..
FTQEak y FptSERl
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM..THE MANAGE;
ID ment announce, with eminent satisfaction, brief
MOST ASTOUNDING WONDER
Of the century wide famed curious and in
teresting BEARDED LADY OF GENEVA,
Madame Josephine Fortune Clofullia ho
by her father her husband and OF her children and
will hold her public levees the Museum day this
week. from
MONDAY 9Th. to SATURDAY, June IL.
From 10 to II O'clock in the m orning;
From 2 to o'clock In the ali ernoon; aud
From to 10 O'Clock in the evening.
Madame Clofus who was born Mt Versoix, in Switzer-
land and about twenty FIVE Of exhibited
in her infancy the Of which hs the
which when she had reached her eighth had grown
gan to assume that black bush and vre that
not some suppose resemblance but presents
to all eyes the com pletely
FULL GROW BEARD AND WHISPERS
that the most stdous dandy would be proud and
that in color shape size thickness natural growth and
beauty, put, at single glance
ALL CREDULITY AT DEFIANCE.
The desire to take this extraordinary
but really honest description granted They respect
fully ask all to and look Judge for
IN THE LECTURE ROOM,
This Monday afternoon, at o'clock, VERY SUSPICIOUS
after which, THE VILLAGE GOSSIP. This evening n
o'clock will be presented the beautiful domestic drama
Of ST. MARY'S EVE. Admission to the whole Musoum
&C., % cents; Parquet and First Balcony
l2L cents extra
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EXTRA PAY.


ryAIIORs VINO SERVED IN TIE UNrTEr Stains
Navy Ct any time 1916 TO 1852 In tho Pacific oseaA
s'h '''''' '"''' xnWfRp pIssrrt AGENT
sAs usss, Isssss v. b NAVY, Ne. " bsuth Wnlha =
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ugaUnANCK.

NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
IN Company OF Tatteburp ~. Y.-Capital, SJ0Ol3 al.
enrelY invested VINCENT CO.. hsents, No, II Nssssu
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pUCKLEY'S NEW ORLEANS SERENADERs, CHI
- ness Rooms $50 Broadway--Monday evening, Nay So
whose sensorts through Great
late visit to California have always patronage
Of the elite and fashion in all places they have ths
gentlemen q New York that they win their
commences At o'clock Price Of admission, q cents.
L. SHORT, Agent
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NHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. AZ BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand streetOpen every night during the week. under
the sole direction End i ;spsryson Of Chrty
been received with highly and fashions
DO audiences Tickets Is cents Doors open 81 T. TO sou-
menco ut 8 O'Clock. : -
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 A. IT. 2F H. ACCOMMODATION line At 10 1. NJ, BY
ana ssS%tsas Sssflsss . PSIisS:lsSisa Esss$
stsnso direct e Camden shrSssA four hours
hs sna fsrss Returning leave Philadelphia at 10 A
York Inland Route Raread ..I daily express
a's
% aaS s
will land Of Crotcn Falls and Chatham -Four
station corner Tryon row and Centre streets as
tofore.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAI DAILY FROM
Express train Ithroass I'm in four hours eonnoong
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ct o'clock same
MAI train, sA.x. Through way trains at II AN and
E1grsss train AssG%%odrsion trains ns 20 q and
II X 9r For o ssa 70
Passengers taken at chambers Canal Christopher, Four
Esundny trains from Canal street at IA A. for Pough
Eba Sf MFR SsRRrys
M fj.ss y. della Albany Ssss
@ nc e.;
and
fS Soss soshs.
Yonkers en- each psssags
NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINs-oNLY
IN direct route-summsr Arrangement-rhe pleasure ira
vel from she soutbern cities and New York
through tickets At the Offices 81 tho New York and New
sixth street and Fourth Express trains leave At
A. w. and p. NJ. Baggage checked through. The rail
road com VIII make sxeron In their to
promote the safety and comfort of passengers,
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, 162 South street.
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAD-TO BEL
1v lows Falls Rutland Burlington, ST. Johnsbury, Mont
Pser ST. Albens 0gdensburg Montreal aud cdiate
towns Tickets can be procured az tho offices OF tho New
York and New Haven Railroad Az broadway, and Twenty
street and Fourth avenue Express trains leave
A. N, and 6P NJ Baggage checked through Freight with
despatch at reduced prices. Appyto
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, 1852 South street.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
~ New Jersey Railroad-United States aud Express
Lines through In four hours leave New York. foot Of Cort
land street at and Mand 40 and $50 p. NJ Leave
Philadephia at 20 A. NJ, via kcnsington and A. NJ,
3d. ~ 80 for second class in tho NJ from New York and
~ p. H. from Philadelphia. Through tickets sold and
and through baggage carried for Baltimore
Washington. Norfolk and Charleston, In the and A. M
and tU and $50 p NJ trains and connections certain
extra trains behind time. Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
WILLIAMSBURG STAGE RoUTE-A PARTNER
w wan ted in the stage business sth small capital Of
s6C(0; would sell the stages running between Peck
slip and Grand freet ferry 10 Calvary Cemetery. The
tisWsi, lttNts. w kvsSs " ssso , sslsck r. n,
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FRANKLIN MUSRUM, ITS JHATHAM STREET.-GRO.
LEA propristor Tho above establishment opon every
afternoon a O'clock and in tho evening ~ TX for tho
purpose Of "ClasSe and Original Representations Of Living
Ststuary by ho Casnsts Troupe Of Model Artists
esther with variety Of psrformancss For further
garusulsrs see bills Of saeh day. Admission Seats =
Private Boxes eepts Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs S756 CENTS Boxes IS oents: Gallery l2K cents
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
Craig oS%mseds viii iesys Neg York for Gl.:seE Sat
September at IL o'elosk noon First cabin aloon state
rooms 500; do. do mdship do $75 second cabin, 80;
third class, $2-steward's fees included. Apply to
J. NoSYMON So broadway.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given to the owners occupant or
papts Of al houses an lots lands
thereby that the following assessments have been
Bureau OF examina by all persons
terested tagging the westerly sidewalk Of Broad
vay rom Thirty sixth Thirty ninth street. The limits
BY such include all the several houses
situated the westerly side Broadway from Thirty
sixth Thirty ninth street All persons whose interests
opposed the either Of them, requested
their objections In writing to the undersigned their
sfhee No Hall Of Records within thirty days rom the
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
once Bereau Of Assessments Street Department June g.
1853.
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For ss1ss & fss sSis sfsly &c., No Wall
ToSN RsR 4, s y.,a b..s sss
Victories les Psris; Of e.
i NAIL STEAMSHIPS
YORK LIVERPOOL.
N'N' FROM aosroN TO IivEapoci.
Chef cabin passage .@i9
s;ssss :$ ;iS1 5. ssssas s;,Ga cali
zSfIoH SS.S; Ha4.s. SS sss, s Rss;
These vessels clear white light at mast head
stone
from Re-" a
Bsrths not secured until paid for
An oxpt rien sed surgeon en- board.
Tho Of those ships will mot be accountable FOR
S % $ ssssos snS s
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage aRpyS G g Bowling Green.
shp Company intend sailing their favorits sseamsbips
~ FROM PHILADELPHIA
Glty OF Mhncnestef. SAJurdAy, yune
S S;tyy Of MsneSsst: yuiy so
FROM LIVERPOOL.
city q Manchester. -. ........... July g
saloon 90, sS and Ssi descending to stat. roens
limited number Of third class passengers win be taken,
I:, .,ss;
& '''s and
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NIUSICAl

KIDDS NEW YORK CLARIONET AND BRASS
n. Band would respectfully notify military companies and
civic societies that they to furnish for
all occasions at the shortest notice. Balls parties pic nics
&c., after dcd with any number of Instruments Flute,
Flageolet, Clsrionst and Fife taught.
A. KIDD, leader, 1875 Allen street.
BOSTON PIANOS-T CILsERT 4 CO., THE CELB.
ID brated of and Of
olnn patent right Ia order to better their
and Western customer have made
with HORACE W aTEkS NO. 3S3 Broadway, New York,
the large and extensive publisher Of music 10 supply the
trade Wholesale and retail at manufacturers prices In
the increased demand and unrvaled popu-
lsry Of z g. Co.'S planes the subscriber has been OBJ
lged to take the and spacious store above
with Of the he has occupied
the pact This enables him to keep the largest
assortment of pianos to be found in the city and
supply the trade Those Planes have the metallic frame and
scale t. their pianos which superior in power and
depth Of and elasticity touch TO anything that
bsore been presented to tho public Every
warranted to Civ. refund:
ed Second band pianos at g-cat bargains Prices from ~
$3.50 Music at wholesale and RETAIL Dealers supplied %
tkenoft literal terms. Pianos to let
HORACE WATERS,
No. 3SS Broadway. corner Of Anthony n rect
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CAUTION.

CAUTIoN.-THE HOUSE NO. 90 WEST ELEVENTH
" street entered Thursday night, and robbed of
Cooper's gold watch No. $685. double oased. Also, two
hundred and thirty three dollars in bills two hundred dol
Also sheck payable to bearer on The Seventh Weird Bank
Fifty dollars will DO paid for the roeovery of the watch
hundred dollars for the whole Inquire at III Water
street
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CAMDEN ANE AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
pLa-from pier No North river Two lines daily, at
10 A. NJ and r. NJ. Accommodation line, Mt 10 A. M by
steamboat Tronton to South Amboy, to Bordenown,
and steamboat Stockton to Philadelphia. Fare$2 Ex
line at p NJ by steamboat John Potter to Amboy,
thence direct TO Camden by in four hours and
half Fare So. Returning, leave Philadelphia ut 10 A.
n aulO
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WILL SOON CLOSE-BANvARD'S HOLY LAND, AT
w the Ceorama 800 Broadway This magnificent paint
all tho Holy Places In dispute between the Emps
o'clock and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at
o'clock. Admission, 10 cents; children, half price.
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WA1ddL.AGK's THEATRE; FRIDAY EVENING, JUNt
which aston will be prevented Of shak
spearcs comedies tn costunes propertieN
company WI sppear MI Lester MI Blake, NJ BroSs-
Reynolds Miss Laura Keene Mrs Stephens, Mrs Blake,
Mre Cramer Mrs. Could Mrs Hale, Miss Connover Misc
Havina and others Dance by Miss Malvina. To conclude
with farce fir time this in which Mr. Brougham
sustain the principal and give limitations Of
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WILLIAMSBURG STAGE RoyTE "A PARTNER
w ted In the stage business With small capital Of
s6C0 would sell the stages running between Peck
slip and Grand street ferry 10 Calvary Cemetery The pro
pietor tho stable o Uni,p and Tr,t
ti,t,tt, lt.Ntsl w kvsys " $40 s'sleck r. n,
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r Ards MANSION HOUSE, GATE NORRIS nOUsEJ
IL Long Branch New Jersey, will DO open for the recep
SAML. LAIRD Proprietor.

r lindsay HOTEL, THIRD AVENUE, BROOKLYN
ready fer the of boardr The house is quite
new, and has been fitted with all the modern convent
Large Gardens and stables attached Families and gentle
will fLd to their advantage to call and examine the
house. learn terms South ferry and other
pass the door every ave minutes.
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A CARD.hR EDITOR WE BEG TO INFORM THE
IA public through columns that coming from
stanthople the city the Grand Sultan Turkish
EMPIRE exhibit from the LIST Of June pane
place: and things pEsthsr With tho most interesting and
that there ORR many objects Of great
TO attract the public yet cannot but hope that Turk
sh will DO not only Of amusement but
Of respecting portion Of mankind
Mahmoud have been adopting the custes and habits OF
modern civilization Wo beg further to inform the public
that natives IF the city OF Consantinope, and
Christians belonging to the Armenian community We have
Ss If limo ens mpne~tbs Cnint,nsss ss II aS s
highest order and the scenery the most beautiful in the
vcIahly received shall be happy to exhibit
which pecting from The exhibition
WIN take place in Broadway No. cs2 from 10 A. NJ TIN 10
r. NJ MR. AND MRS. PULGIAN.
Mr. and Mrs. Pulpian will Turkish and Greek cos
umes, varying them from time to time.