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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE Es-
IA tate Of Jemima Mastin, decd are requested
to come forward and make payment aud all hav-
ing claims against said estate are hereby notified
TO present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law
~ URIEL JOHNSTON, a
~ 4 X. f. MASTIN, Au" is.
JuIv q 1950-3f-b73 II - 1870 u =
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Ttt ttins and ptetstihr disease. which IKE. Il. -
ierte.f grasp on ne body 81 man. reducing haIi 10
inert 'ht'er'u abort rp2ce pftiut, aud f1nai|nt h1
44IaicaIF and mentally dtti1s.. can " 11t1t4t nnd
dfiyea bon ite body ~ ttr r<c'of Hr@lty{fH - 1s
noNfku nI7TfHs. fer,hts any of t'.e above >isisd
d|fA.cs enentt bt lonttird WHEN c1i0 IL 10 any Sr
ffnarT condtians predicting itin " The Buffers arc
ftd A. pr t'rttfIr1fI And II neither creates nan
Ita nor e1tpds The palate. and Rendering nnnfstsr,rr
nny chnnk1 Of diet interftpion 10 usual pnranIts
hnt promotes sound sleep and hfnIihT dIatiilon ~
cour1'ut 4 thus removed speedily "a is connstent
With the production OF thorough aId permanent cnre
For Persons in Advanced Years
WIG nIe snbtring from enfeebled constitution and
mnrm bedy, these nltters are Invaluable as restra
i've OF strength and vigor and needs only 10 he tried
70 be appreciated. And 10 mother. while nursing
these Bters are indispensable, especially where the
mothers nourishment Is inadequate to the demands OF
the ehild consequently her strength must Yield and
here II u where good tonic, such Hostetiers etom-
ach Biefs IA needed 10 mpart Temporary strength and
vigor TO The system. Ladies' shduld b ali means ~
this remedy for all cases Of debility and before % do.
ing, ask your physician, who, N be IL acquainted Win
ne virtues Of the Diiters, will recommend their
CAUTEON.--wecau caution the public AGAINST using
any Of the many limitations counteriefs but ask for
HosrErrERs OsLEsnsTK eTouAcH BrrTfnns and see
that each bottle has the words DR. u Hostetter,s
Stomach Bltters" blown the side Of the bottle nd
stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork and OBJ
serve that our autograph signature j. On the label
~ Prepared and sold BY H0sTETTER SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa ard sold by an Druggists rocers and
dealers generally throughout The United States Cans
das South America and Germany;
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COMMISSION BUSINESS,

r OFFER MY SERVICES TO TIE SHIP
j pers Of PRODUCE from contiguous points in
Tennessee. Alabama aud Georgia- The business
Of my old customers il earnestly desirod and con-
arguments from all earnestly solicited. By renew
ed efforts hopo 10 merit coninuAnce Of that
patronage due faithful Factor. Liberal ndyances
made on Produce n Store, or Railroad Receipts.
No Southern town aiforta better market for Ba-
con, Flour, Lard Wheat Feathers, Corn, Butter,
Oats and Gov Peas, than Augusta, Georgia,
July 6-0m-563 r. WAFLEMING.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE or RAILROAD
\ IA. CORSE1iS, received and for snlcot
Mays WITT 4 RUekERs.
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25,s2s Prizes amounting 10 $685., OG0
Wzoie Tickets $40; Haire' 50; CHARTERS $3.50.
Plan of the Lottery.

25,S2S Prizes amounting 10 s."f...s.....sS366,040
Whole Ticket. go; Haire. So; QNar,er, q 80.
Plan of the Lottery.
The Numbers from l 10 $4,000, corresponding
with those numbers on TIE tickets printed on sepa-
rate slips Of paper, arc eneircled with small tin
tubes aud placed in one wheel.
The first $50 Prizes similarly printed and encir-
cled, ere placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and number is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out are opened and ex-
hiblted TO the audience, and registered by the Com
misaiopers; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn This operation Il repeated until
the Prizes nrv drawn out ~
APrnoxtnAr1Us pRrzEA--The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing
the frst s Prizes will be entitled to the IS APP
Proclamation Prizes. For example: II Ticket No
1920 draws the 500 900 Prize those Tickets Nun
bored t2ls, 1920 1921, 1889 will each be en-
titled to 5000 II Ticket No $50 draws the $20,-
900 Prize, those Tickets numbering 6ts t4o, 55i,
662, will each be entitled 20 $780, and 80 ON ae-
cording to the hboye scheme.
CERTIF1CATE OF PACKAGES will DO sold
at the following rates. which Is tho fisk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, 600
10 Half 80
10 Quarter Z" rs
10 Eighth . 7,sO
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they viii be forward
cd by FIRST mail Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes win be
sent TO purchasers Immediately nfter the drawing.
1s0~ Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office County and
State.
Mss- Remember thatevery prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
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17,74O 1925

~Votes in this election with Davidsoe, Robert
son, and Montgomery.
tVotes in this election with Rledsoe.
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VyHE SUBSCRIBER HAS THREE LIZ Fl. Y
III NEGROES to hire two Negro Men and one
Negro Woman. His Post Once = Facility, Nc
MINI county, Tenuessoe.
July 10. ls5Q-if -464 JAMES BRETT.
Wheat.
n WISH TO BUY A SNAIL LOT OF PRIME
i White and Red Wheat to be delivered before
Saturday, the 23d July, for which win pay cash
July is J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Read Thisl

enUR CUSTOMERS GAN PAY THEIR Ac-
" counts and Notes with us for 1858, IN good,
sound merchantable Wheat, at the highest market
price. We arc compelled TO make collections, and
you now have good opportunity to pay US. So,
come on At once and get sacks md bring " your
Very truly. ROBEs0N, RICE AGO.
JuIp l..a ~ = & {. lt ~ ||4.
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rIsbe ,cco ''i' q 6h ''5I S'' n 4Arrk
4 AZ The hat term Of The Clancnry Court AZ
fcA|pn. WIN be- taken at the Clerk and Na|.o<s
ol|to IN petiIa. % the 30,h day Of July .S5g.- 4
The pnliifs con attend with their prtol.|
y. n. ALEXA NpEH. u n III.
1ll, ~ is5g r. l''s Sc = 30 soy
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Gown MEAD.

scotit Nfksb No. iii Charities street New Orleans.
aenefM Wholesale Agents for The Southern States
70 whom All orders must be addressed.
Sold By VIZ. BtRns, Athens; j. H. Mscnz Mouse
Greek; mcfAFtss Enrt, Knoxville. Jmi4~iy-58s
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| TT YOU WANT SOMETHING REALLY NICE
4 and cheap in The way q summer hats, iust can
April 10 .a., CIV, ROSS.
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Nails ! Nails ! Mails

JUST RECEIvED. A LARGE LOT or
~ Nails, from Sd 70 4Od, which win sen cheap
for cash. BY the keg or pound. ~.
Apl22 81. -. 81. GEO. W. ROSS.
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Listen to Me Again. Will You
GONE or MY CUSTOMERS RESPONDED
- to my call last Fab, and others did not, and
now inform those who did not that am compelled
10 have nancy, and all who owe me for the years
1857 and 1855 are requested to come mp TO the
scratch. i will take good clean Wheat at the
market price, 50 you have no excuse for not being
able to pay nie--and II don't got the Money or
Wheat one, soon, shall be compelled to take
steps 10 collect my debts Ia some other way, un-
pleasant as il may be. Respcffinllg.
July s REkDhR.
R0BEsON, RICE & CO.,
| VTAvE| o.. HAND a LARGE LOT OF
SF}fHER cLoIHLNf, which they arc
anxious to eel al greatly soaueed prices "a and
exasnine thou. July
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LIST District. @. C. Lamar.
I'd District.-Reuben Davis.
I'd District.-Wm. Bafksdale.
1th District 20. b. singleton.
5th District.--J John j. McRae.
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BELL is the Opposition candidate for
Governor, and Magofiin the democratic
candidate.
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6cuses an6 farms Uanteo.

WANTED TO PURCHASER 3-story 25-foot
HOUSE with modern iuprov, men,, .i.us;ed between
ith and ~ h.ts and ih and 6h-ays which 900
So 90 will b. paid Address stating price and alton. A. q.
s. Fox No. l,407 N. Y. P. D.
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IN the Third Ward Of Jersey City. within five blocks OF se
ferry. Also brick HOUSES and LOIS.
DAVID SCOTT. Auctione.r will sell a. public sucnoo, on
MONDAY June 49, a. O'Clock on the premises fOG x
HUNDRED LOTS with LARGE WATER PRIVILEGE.
Said Lots situated Grand Gchrs' Canal Morris E.sex
Bergen Dudley Townsend and Vsrcksis Also FIVE BRlCh
Houses fronting South OF Grove st. de-
srable for pryste residence The above sse presents
area, induce, cuts capitalists and Manufacturers requiring
wer front The Bergen Pon, Railroad Pess. directly through
this property the terminus Of Central ksirad ~ locate
u.. the above Grsndst srd 10 the grade sud the
Broadway of Jersey City being 100 feet in width
Tems-lO per and suctioneers fee on the day OF e
p-r dsy If july next when warranty deeds VIII
be delivered the remaining 81 per cent can remain
Sale percmptory aud title perfect - g.,
For man, and fher particulars inquire Of the Auconeer
Nos IS and IS Moutgomeryst also No - Exchange place.
three doors from the ferry or ~ .
H. B. CROMWELL q Co. No. 81 Wests,.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE Of VALUABLE
VI BUILDING LOTS at West Hoboken. n. J.. oulWEDNES-

DAY, June -, at p M
DAVID SCOTT Auc,oueer. will sell sbove, . choice
Building from -four Lots tnses~F
purchasers Also neat twustory and Basement
Cottage. with good Garden. -,
The Lot. ARE order build being thoroasey
drained with pbe eusr and surrounded with psnk
walk The 10 the vicinity al new
Yok either for private Hotel select Boarding House. OF
residence. commanding maguihcet view OF the ttd
City and Bay of NewYork. Staten ssnd and the MAJ
walk from the Hoboken Ferry from WHICH
s,sr.s half hour and pas the proc crty.
Sale the pr-n-s Terms IL the sboNenAmed cay
shosG b~ the Will be postponed TIL the hrst ia Gay
following
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II
oomnepee on The third day October the Law School
Hew .oY Yort .' and viii continue until Nay IS 1850
The Of study oocupe. ysa and =. ARRANGED mat
brsc,d within IT, The plan Of instruction includes the vanou
brancbe. Of Common law Equity Admiralty ara c;mmsie
within rule Of the Sopreme Court prescribing
the studies requ.te 70 sd%2n to ire oir
and ugh in their atnmens 1t Proceed upon the Pr
Up a ial sT os e cshhs the eadsmen,s
other sciences by the Of text book AID o the DIM oil ns
recitation with supplementary Lectures and eAPo''n 'a
The textbooks will be announced the classes they
IT, rt year Of the course will 10 occupied with the study
and Of Real Estate Tne second yeAI include EqlS 1is
prudence, Commercial and Admiralty Law Evidence faans
The regular and systematic student.
the various topics Of Is under the control Of Pot
THEODORE w DWIGHT. coGnes OF lectures will also be
By Prof DWIGHT upon Constitutional Law upon the His
tory Of the Roman Law and IS supplementary 20 'ns s-hriA
By FR,xcs LIssER LII D. Professor OF History add Poit-
a Science Columbia College ;omprehendias the usual num-
origin d.yepnen, objects ,ory OF Political Society," ana
on The History Of Political Litrratpre:
On Pani,hmen Including s history sie and yieu q
By Prof NAiRsg II Colamb. COe.e, Moral Paosopay.
ACours- cf Lectures will al BE- delivered on hndes Juris
prudcnc The OF the Lecturer viii o. hereafter announced
The foowin. members Of the NwYoi Bar have ao con.
se.sd to lecture on LEGAL .ublTe duIlns tnr tenn:
s. BOWEL, WILLIAM NJ EvARrs and ALExAsDEs w.
BRADFORD. 49,. -.
The Law Library the College, which ls been greatly en-
srsed Will be deposited IN the building iOf tue Use % de a
dents. - q.
usual plan -. q, -
Apy good mora character whether sTscsie Of a.
C.sr or not nav be admitted either Of the cisSs Inr DE-
sr, of LII rid upon such students saal have
nr.ued satisfaction Of the Trustees aud toe Professor OF
Municipal Law entire OF study and shall have passed
| tie requisite examination. ~
.-e. prizes established, fur IN nunio- " be
awarded Of the school shall attained ne
t,h-.t excellence in then respective classes These prizes '"
h. awarded yearly commencing in the Spring "a so Az may
for me nt who have been connected with the
SCHOOL during the and al others who may JOIN me
senior Opening the having Oeen ~
on F-sore the .h.ir admitted 20 me Bar
| The sums awarded will be-
| For the FRS prize, TWO hundred and fry dollars
| For s~cond PRISE two hLndred dollars
| For the third pri=r, one hundred and rsy co-isrs
| For the fourth prize, one hurdred dollars
The candidates elect 20 receive the amount 10
money medals books The which the candid .es ioI
th..s prizes expected submit Will be announced a. OF
| near The op-nin; of the next term - If,
The taition fres s5 year payable III ADVANCE VINO
| will adn, the Students 20 al the Lectures
By order OF The Trustees Of the Cosse and ne ,oe on
| ,br Law sehool CHARLES KING. IL D.
| President Of Cora nbi4 CoiesrA
| Columbia College Ne~-York. June :, lsJs
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8die1 Of Ancttou

A UCTION NOTICE.-WTLLIS NICHOLS,
IA Auoti-neer.-eRowNk NICHOLS will eel TINS DAY
fSsiurdsyl June H. io O'Clock st their .sl-sr'om NO
close partnershp Of Hotel variety OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; lot Of Turks, Boxes, &C. I'M
called for stock Of Win-. Liquors and Cars &C., Tess Ch
fees Fruits Also large Theatrical Wardrobe IN
order worthy he at-uon fcuone AID The proton
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Mss~b. Anctone-x.
DY BANGS, NERWIN s. Co.. Trsde-Ssla

SATURDAY MORNING June II. a. II o'clock.
For sccoHn of whom may -Four cases OF tine
ENGLISH BOOKS damaged recent Of importation
from London. in the Pseke, ship Plymouth Roes
Cssogues rraay and he had q; the ,esrcmA
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June II, ss o'elock.
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS including the entire private
Law Of the s.e Thomas Ludlow Ogden. tec-ss
embracing complete Of Federal and State Reports in Com
mon Law aid Equity. Admiralty Reports State Laws. Com
urutares Digests Trrses SC Some Of them very
scarce. collection Of choice English Law b. H.. and
also svsr-y Of valuable library editions Of Standard Mses
reous Works
C.f.o noxr pady
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DTTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE, NoA 262
III "a and ID Madisonst-The 7Sth Term op-n' Nov y
Pupil. received into the family Of the Principal To Institute
ssxe convey pups residing in distant ctlou. o. n y 70 .nA
,-on : hool HENlY NJ PIERCE, A. n Principal
JOHN N. KREBS, d. d., President
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rNER WANTED-In An
60 Ubom it man Concern.

CAJTION.-My wife, MARIA JOSEPHINE
~ LUXE Of Nc 62 Hammond street, having EFF nv bed
ard beard without any Just proyocatOn, al persons
hereby forbidden 20 harbor her NY
JAS P. ISAACS
EUROPEAN CLAIMS.-A professional gentle
IL man. now in England will attend TO the Collection Of Claims
Settlement Of Procurement Of Patents any
matters needing persops energetic treatment Uuexc-p
tional and standing the business community Ad
dress MANAGER, Box No. |, 8S3 New York Poe. Office.
~ MERSHON, or any person knowing where
W. be is will please oal Mss II. MERSHoS, at No. So
Broadway fourth floor.
METROPOLITAN POLlCE-LOST COWS.
wi Two valuable COWS have been arsy which tue
may have by calling the Property Clerk, No fj
Broouest Look in yesterdays Tribune for advertisement OF
Gold Bracelet, sums Of Money Notes &c. recently found
C. J. WARREN, Property Clerk.
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EOR THE COUNTRY.-A few Children wi

be received as BOARDERs ana PUPILS. If desired,
Farm Children lis Pleasantly located
and convenient the Terms moderate and references Of
r,t r-spectaby THEY will be received for period Ad
dres, Ill CAS- Box No. l29 Tribune OfhCN
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600 S0) ASHLAND INST. erdMUSICAL
WCS ~ ACADEMY C't..li fountains. Bet1
particulars addres. Rev HENRY J. FOX A e., Ashland
\ Y, OF u g. HUBBARD, esq, No 81 roadway.
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printing.

AT EVERDELLS WEDDING CARDS,
NOTES These celebrated CARDS. spendidy engraved,
at Broadway cor Duane ONLY. Orders received by mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, IIALF-PRICE.
IL Wedding At Home and Visiting Cards Bill Heads Bust
ness Cards Checks &c, at kELLYS No ~ Fuons, NJ L.
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Boara and uocms.

pbysicians amy where there no Children AddTess '" u
Tribune Office
A VERY ELIGIBLE ROOM for Gentleman
n snd Wife single Gentlemen, with full partial
BOARD be found in pleasant and healthy part OF Brook
yn within minutes walk Of Fulton Ferry Terms
Bile Address Box No. ia New York PosOce, or inquire
the premises No s. Saudssr., Brooklyn.
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Gcpartnersbip.

NOTICE OF DISSO UTION.-
The Copartnershp heretofore existing between the uudes
sisued and JEREMIAH = LANE under the Arm name ct
% BARTON, FRANCE Co,
has been dissolved The business Il the LATE rm will be settled
by JAMES FRANCE Nos. % aud ~ West "sshngtos
Market WHO'S aoue authorized u sig the firm
IL liquidation.
JACOB BARTON,
JAN rs FRANCE.
NB-The Commission business viii be continued after ths
aste under the hnn aud OF BARTON 6fkAsCk al tho
.ue place as above. bAh3Or rhANeh'
Dated june 2, 1859.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE III. 1859.

ITO LET, near Long Branch. N. j., within
bali mile Of the SHORE. HOUSE. containing
der le situation for Sumner residence. Apply JOSEPH
BAKER a, Des. n. or NJ. lfs Chsnbersst
ITO LET at HARLEM-Rent low-s neat
i2,I and 7th4v. $50 per snnum Apply 70 W. STAN
MFRS. Sd Az, near lSth-r
tho LET at FLUSHING, L. l., . neat COT
lace with large s.Iden p-san,y si;used and prrfty
healthy Communicative with the city hourly BY boat
Time hour from the City Hail R~a 6v. Apply
10 d WILLIAMS No lCT Chsmb-fs-s,
WORKSHOPS TO LET.
w Apply il thr ofce of CONTIGUOUS.
Typ Fosnaery, No p Spruoe-.t
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City OF EEw-YoRK. DzpsRTMEsr OF FINANCES,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, April y, 1889 J
NOTICE to OWNERS of REAL ESTATE

"
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, April y, 1889.
NOTICE to OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE
IN Numerous applications having been made this Depart
net BY citizens holding receipts Of varol Collectors Of Ast
for ming the Central Park .undy
which bave been retained by sid
Collectors and credited In the books Of the Bureau OF
the Collection Of Assessments 70 have such credits duly made
charged Of record-NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN % all per
have paid which have not been duly
credited present the evidence Of such payment a. this Once
for examination Before authorizing The discharge - Any exist
ing lien. the Controller will resuire the original re-
cep authorized officer Of the Corporation be filed IN
thi. Ofce with affidavit Of the party by account OF
whom the made setting forth the facts aud err
the and such other proof Will enable TIE
Corporation maintain action against he Collector under
by whom such collections made Ia where pay
been made clerks other than the Col
ec,or representing themselves to BE- AUTH csd to receive 'ch
behalf he CorpDraton the authority u scn
persons In the premises be clearly swu When
PAYMENT. been nsde by bank checks drawn The order OF
Collectors and ndorsed by them such checks hd be pre-
sented with the reeeip. Of such offci al
Applications for the discharge Of ers In the abovement1oned
accompanied By the proof payment shod De
writing and addressed 10 the underssned the envelope
being Endorsed Claim fo discharge Of assessment zen
IT, upon examination the proofs Of payment shall be deemed
the lien will b. cancelled and certificate to that Ell
feet will be under the hand Of the Controller the PROOF
not found sstisfscory the paRe,s will be returned
NOTICE.-All persons having any CLAIMS
" against WALKER ARIEL la.s'y doing business at
West 2hst hereby notified % present the same
forthwith to the subscriber at 81. once at ns
number. W. NJ MhhhiLL hecehet'
ITO LAWYERS and OTHERS.-Perfect copies
taken through writing paper with duplc,ie by patented
process thousand oos hor These copies
SMILES 81 the original thus obyng either
psron alterations Specimens and full particulars given BY
calling ~ Cedsrst head OF second flight OF stairs
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HmusemenfS.

CADFMY OF MIJSIC.-M AT INEE.-
n THIS AFTEROOH tss,urdsyl, June H.
All O'clock Doors open AZ II
POSITIVELY THE LAST OPERA MATINEE OF THE
SEASON,
FOR THE LAST TfMR,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
Msdsme PAU LINE COLLISIONS
ONLY APPEARANCE IN THE MATINEE AS ALICE
Bn0NOLi Robert, Mile. CARROLL Isabella, yUNCA
M Brrtnm, III. SQUlRES R.nbaud. Grand Ballet BY
GALETTl and full Corps dc Ballet, under the direction OF
ernor RONZANL
MONS. WERNER. the distinguished Pianist, will make on
this ssiop b.. debut and wl perform sier the ht 81
"Cappncio, BY Membership" with orchestra Aeoomp,ai
Ineni. . -.
Tickets al parts Of the house. One Dollar NoeserVeo ea
MONDAY. June IS. last night but one Of the sess2n,
LAST NIGHT OF sIGNoRISA CORTESL
NORM
CORTEsI In the great tragic role OF NOhmA,. x...L
f,a.S,e,r, " = Max Msrezet
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Hlusifal JnstrnMents.

LARGE STOCK of BARMORE's celebrated
N Pr, MUM PIANOS. pronounced unrvsled BY the best
and az respects at their Mandatory and
areroou No $40 Beeckers splendid Piano Tor I.g-s
decided bargain u H. bAhMohE'
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GUNNER Retreats.


BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Fsmes and ird-
Id ydua can be- accommodated with board from June IN
pleasant healthy location large airy house or hour. rde
Har Road For particulars inquire OF d. d. T. MAN
SHALL of Liberty Greenwchsts Neysfors, or
address c. III. BELDINC, Dover Plains.
COUNTRY BOARD-A Gentleman desires
- Board himself wife child and within distance
Of hours trae,o the city Address j. W. W" BOX
No. 1871 y. d.
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CUMMER BOARD.-Tbs large first-Clsss edi6ce
~ of the RoCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE. located b.
PeImou, and Nyack directly the Hudson, viii De
opened during the vacation in July .ld for the reception
limited uuber Of quiet genteel families 70 those wishing
enjoy the comforts and conyeuen Of the city combined with
the rural charms CT the country this place probably ors more
attractions than be found elsewhere accessible ~ New
York
L. D. & c. " MANSFIELD.
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JuetrultioH.
- A MER. SCHOOL INST"

TlON-J B. BROWN will receive few pupils tor private
Instruction immediate application at his Room No Clinton
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