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LDEN RENE les.


ASK FOR NO OTHER, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
you Will cave time. health aud money.
SlC60 REWARD fo- Any case of disease In nhy
stage which they fail 10 cure.
DR.. RlCBAU'5 GOLDEN BAISAM No. cure.
Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat and Month, Sore
Eyes. Outaneous or Skin Rruption., Copper CoiOrca
Dotches, Soreness OF the Scalp rcrofdIa, &C. is The
greatest Renoyator, AlteIatiye and Blood Purifier
known, removes a!l diseases from the systenl, and
leaves the blood purL and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures
Mercuri,l Affections, rheumatism in all its FORMS
whether from mercury CT Othcr causes; gives imne.
diate relief in nll cases. No dieting necessary. I
lous cures effected by these Remedies. Price Of
either No. or No. Q s6 pep bottles bottles for
So ~,
Or. RIcuAU's GOLDEN ANrIboTE, a safe. spec.
dy, pleasant and radical cure Inr all Urinary De.
ragemente, accompanied with full directions. Price
IS per bottle
br. RtUHau's COLLEEN ELIXIR p'AMouR.
ladica cure for efrous Genrral Debility, In oil
or ,ounL, imPartng cn"igy with wonde fnl effec
Price S5 per bottle, or two bottles for So
On receipt OF price the5e Rom will he shippe
to any place. Prompt attention paid TO oil, CORE
dents. None genuine without ths namc of cdr
HICuAU'A GOLDEN REMEDIES, u. D. RICHARD
Sole Proprietor" blown In glass Of bottles.
Address d. Is. RlCHAROS.
No. 228 Ylrick-street, Nes Yora'
Ohicc Hours from 4. II. to 9P. II.
Circulars sent. 1y july 3
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FLoUn-we continue to report a. strong and active
market, without nly change in quotations, which
SO; double extra SO 5oao Is; family 81 2sas; fancy
80 CO.'S TO- shipments during the week have
amounted to eco bbs, addition to which there hss
been nn active local demand.
Wharf.-The receipts todaH aHa n.i,.i i,uy @ pusn 1,
es a4a " 2S rSIa Shipments Of coo bushels amber
Mt 81 80 IN depot. The :cips of the week amount
to 24sbS bushels. against l3 393 tho week previous
CoRS-The receipts to- day included 1900 bushels
and The buying price from wagon is 81 IL for yellow;
81 1919 for mixed, and 81 10 for white. Shipments
today OF 1900 bushels at 81 rs In depot.
CATs-Wc hcnrd Of sales from store, sacked at 65c
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Charleston Cotton. Hice ana Naval
stores Market,


OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CgARLEsroN, Friday Evening. September II.
CoTroS.-Tbe inquiry moderate. but after
wI.ds became moro active, and closed with 1rruer
feeling the part Of factors, tho 5srstSc sS
ing without inP9Ftant see? Fl at a5; 81 at 25,4;
as9SS IA at 25s 90 MT 2ci % at 2Gli 80 Mt 2si 20
at eGK;9o at a7; at 27,i at 271E; at 27ss; at
%, anu 8 nt20 We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Grhnary TO good ordinary. .......A @25A;
SIiSdI,,," ISu''nb ''''''.''''.'.... .26a@-
N'''ui'hS'.'. ..''..s.- ~ M-
R1eE- the absence OF suppi.i there were 10
taics of this grain.
NAVAL STORES. There was fair inquiry for this
class CT articles ut steady rates. the following sales
taxing place: 73 bbls ofNo. rosn at 81; 10 bbIs Of
No. do. at So 10: 81 bbls. of low No. at Sc 25
bbs. extra No at 50: 90 bb.s. Of extra TO. at
81 So l6l b. Is. No. do. a,sI s0 157 bIis OF low
No. and No at 81 70 e bbl; hbls spirits fur
pentine. in New York barrels. at Soc.
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QommtrftaI.
Exports.

PHIADEIPHIA-Per steamship Prone esheus-409
bales Upland Cotton. 70 bales YErns t;;d Domcs-
tics, IS balts Was e.. &c hlles Rags sos bbls Ma.
val Stores 20 tons Railroad Wheels aud Iron,
aud SuDdrics.
BAL rIM0RE-Per steamship Falcon-6 6UI hales Up
land Cotton, 81 bales RaGs. l45 ceeks Clay. bale
Wool. 81 bales Doy7cstcs, o bales Eiles, and
Eundrice.
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VI Yates, Jose zspcda. snd South Carolina Rail.
stcanaer Emile, Lowis, Georgetown. 1os bags
Rice Flour. and sundrles. 10 snackelford & Keiiy,
Thurstop Holmes, II Pripgic, O Aston, Sr and
Steamer Pilot Boy Peck Beaufort via Edi.,o. &c.
gas; sea lsland m G9Sn: Md,e s n and sunSriss To
co, G Adams, and Roper StoRey.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray. Philadelphia-Jno &
steamship Falcon. Horsey. Baltimore-cour.enay &
Sailed Yesterday.
steamship Falcon, Horsey Baltimore
Cleared for this Port.
sg BTig J Kirby; Barnard. at New York, Sept Il.
schr Jonathan Mny, Neal. at Philadelphia Sept IA.
Sailed for this Port.
British ship Duke of Wellington. Allen. from Liver.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEANED AND SAILED FOR HIS PORT
EoREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Tho Duke OF Wellington, Allen, sailed. .... Sept
The Homborsund. Nelson. August Is
DoMEsrIo
BOSTON.
Bark b Walker, PettengiD cleared Sept 7
Anna Glover. Terry, clear,d.. Sept
Schr Joseph Long, -, up....... Sept 8
Schr Zen-Pei, -, up..... Sept Q
RocKPoRT. ME.
Brig Monica, McCobb, sailed. ............S Sept 3
NEW YoRK.
Brig Kirby, Barnard, cleared. Sept IA
Brig Bradshaw, Chase. cleared ......... Sept IL
schr Jessie Leach Chlds, cleared. Sept II
Sehr Ellen nj Baxter Rogers, cleared Sept u
Echr Isabella, Burton, cleared. Sept Is
Bchr Conservative, -, Sept IA
PHILADELPHIA.
Sohr Jonathan May, Neal cleared. Sept IA
BALTMonE.
Schr Francisco. Crowiher, up........ ...... Sept
Schr Il Btickney, Fooks, cleared ......... Sept
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.gnt t7Ans..
DiIupuanApH 'cuLoRING.

DiIUTuGHAPH COLURING.
l., . 4 " !! 9'g--< - 81 IL 80 8 h
PERSONS wIsHlsafTo HAVE pB oroaRApns
tinted With care and taste can have their orders
pronsa, AZ stIsa s iby ,s.yns them Holmes, Book
Honse. Written directions should in each csse be
sivtn as to ths ityle Of eolorina preferred.
July 2s smo.. ::
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Now York Rtce pInrket.

day, the 18th instant reports that there is not much
doing. The holders of the old crop are free seers,
and though the stock Is sniall, they are making
cessions. We quote Sa9c. Sales 90 uerces. Tho
first invoice OF the now crop. consisting Of terces.
sold to-day at 0lSc; 1t is Of choice quality. East
India is dull and rather heavy; 100 bags In bond.
sold nt 3l-16c gold, and 100 bags, duty paid, at
7Ha75<c.
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TaE BARNwnLL JOUKyAL.

AS The BUSINESS SEASON APpnO. cHEs,
the undersigned would respectfully call the at eutou
Of the Merchants OF Charleston TO the BARNWELL
rapidly increasing circulation, to he found in not
only every portion Of the large and weIItby County
Of Darnwe, but in many other counties OF the
state, and has scattering crc ,laton from connec.
ticut to California. 1he Jou.uai Is always file at
tho Office OF Messrs. WALK EVANS & COIS.
WELL, the agents IN Charleston, and business meu
would 60 we'll call in apd take look at the paper
before making up their fall advertisements for the
wecElies Of tine State i
Terms moderate, which eau be le1rned upon ap-
plication to WALKER, EYANS Il COGsWELL. or By
addressing the subscriber at either Blackville or
Barnwef. JOHN :. SEUCK.
August 20 limo
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Consignecs per Northeastern itnfIrond
September II.

Mdse. &c. ToJ v Bareen, Peiser, Rodgers Co.
D Stoney, Dowlin2 & Co. Mrs Fudd, Dukes
Co, Graeser smith, Kendall & Bockery. Claghorn,
Herring Co. Pringe, Wagner, Buger Co,
Reeder 4 avis. Thurston & Holmes, Frost e. Adger.
shackei.ord & Kelly. bischof Co, Rayeuel & Co.
H Walter & CO. Mowry & Co, A W,neberg. wins
& cLisuln,, Ryan, Gnillari l. Minot, l. Cohen
Co. Wiley, Campsen & 20. D Paul & Co, Rail.
road Agent, wieters, and Order.
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ptugS, WbemifaIs, Gtr.
ID IS q n
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted TO Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
1t rs Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing Injurious.

The following Is one OF thousands of testtnoni,,s
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
RICHMOND. Va, November 20, 1862
DEAR SIn-The Tobacco Andotc" prepared by
you according to tho receipt you have submitted TO
me, and the ingredients OF which have examincd,
Is purely vegetable. entirely hat mless, and contains
nothing In the lcnst injurious II js not dsogrceabjc
to the taste. aud us homo article, hope you will
meet with ready sale Tor It, and believe that r the
nrecuons are followed, 1t Will do all You claimed for
II. JOHN DOVE, d.
to the Trnde.
sD- For sale by
DR.. H. BAER.
":;0LEsALB AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
June
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consignees per .outn Carolina i,aI.roa,
Sepfember H.

t7S baies Cotton. OF bales homes ics, 100 bbls
Flour, 81 sacks Flour, 6D bb.s Naval StoreY, cars
Wood, cara Lumber. 10 Railroad Agent Mowry
sI,n. 90. draeser q SMITH. salinas, " Ryan. Il
Williams, Peizer. Nodgers & c.. Downing & Co. q
MeJ, Reeder & Davis. Walter & Co. W Will.
den, Frost Adser. ] Adger & Co, Caldwell & SON,
watson II, CourenAy Trenholm, and Stenhouse
e. Co.
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wilmington Market.

wILMINGl ON, Be eptember 10.-SPrRIrs TuRpEs-
TINE.-Snles OF 81 casks at 3elSc.
RosrH.-Sales OF asa bbs at 81 60 for strained and
SO 90 for No /.
CRUDE TURPEsIINE.- OF II bbls at 50 for
virgin aud 81 90 for yellow dip.
TAn.-Sales OF 81 bbls at So 20 per bb1.
CoTroN.-Sales OF Gu bales OF 2715c for middhpg.
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Smith, Edwards 81 Co.'s Monthly Cotton
Cfrculnr.


LIVERPOOL, September 1.-The nrosps cts of our
marker have undergone no ubstantiI change in the
past month. Tie deficiency in the visible supp Of
COTTON III STOCK and known 10 be afloat to this coun.
trr. las en- reduced 81 l0O at wh ch II s,ood n
month ago, 10 201 900. This however ha. NOT been
prcduscd by any incrcase III soi .nts from abroad
pa Is owing almost opt,.e'y TO the smaller iakipss
OF ne trade This year than du ing the ean,e perioi
III 1868 when they were unusually benyy JI,a
year. - 49, WV 'ael
he statistical position OF cotton is sill, r.morr,.
py strong aud IL fs imp lssblc to SEQ Io We ca-,
noe over the next few months utho I consI,ss G '
bic reduction In consumption, 1hu on Tnnns .o
Ia this year from the Kingdom for consnmni,sD s
end export, Envo averaged 90, Ot0 Der We skh1 orn
to The trade and IA 900 export; dnrIng he ,ast Tne
moaths OF last 5ear they reahed IS ooo o5 Go 10 Ie
trado and 23,0CO export. II we aI,oS q stock A.
Chrlttmas In Liverpool and opdon of 900 0Lo bales
we ean barely supply an ougDing OF "a ZOO for the
roo OF henyiest export the Co tnen, will likely re.
qmre 0! this amount at loist lo.GUt. leaving ony
80 200 weekly for tho consumptiuI o. Grcar britain
. Our supply Of American cotcp nlloai,Ir ihe sincs
to run down to 15.c0 by the mi idic of Noyen,her
VIII ouJ ioiMit oi weakly teilycrlcs 10 Tho trods
nno txp9rt OF ~ 0oO, apd. ni'Dou. IL Binucry have
1ah etock on hand 1t s drfi:ult to tce how the con-
SUMPTION is to be forct SO aroly on 10 urlt cot.
ton Without severe pressure, aud furi widening
OF lie difference between suna an Am rican ii,.
Grea. ed already IA per ID within tho asst months
the moro 20 as stocks o: all long cptton nrs
IN tach snu' compass, and th.re Is uothing 10 sub
set.ta. foc American except Elst India '''shft7 ~
hiauehesttr again TO BECOME strono In lone n
20 oferste there with The conhdenca as
cpfi1g The past tTo months We should probably sre
aele ewsd excitement In this market and au adrapc.
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PURIFYING PILLS..

TIE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8.
PROPHITT, M. D., need no Recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases be-
cuar TO our Southern climate having already estab
lished for them an envable reputation in Gcorr,a
and the adjoining states. As the majority person,
living In the South nre predisposed 10 disease Of i.
Liver, is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and aches OF our people are due
to org anic or functional arrangement OF that ipor
liant organ. Prophitps Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root of the evil
They cure the Liver. which in nine cases out of EN-
Is at the bottom Of tie Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colic
Sick Headache. rheumatism, Constipation Men.
strual Obstrlctions, &C., go common among our
people, Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHlTT'S PAIN KILL 1T
like chnd before tha Wind 7.
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PROPHITT,s LIYEh MEpIcINE.

DR.. Prophin-Baving used this medicine suta.
cienty long to test it's VIRTUE tnd TO satisfy my own
mind that 1t Is an Invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for Elk years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be eignally benefited, he has been, by Its use We
deem 1t duty we owe to This unfortunate class to
recommend to them tho use Of this remedy, which
hns given not only himself bat several mcmbers Of
his inmiiy the greatest relief
81. ". ARNOLD.
OF tie Georgia Conference
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81. ". ARNOLD.
OF tie Georgia Conference

DooLY COUNTY, GA April 1867
This Is TO certify that was confined to ibe house
and most OF the tipe to my bed, and suffering The
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
hve months, and after trying every available rene
dy with no relief was cured with Two bottles or
DR.. o. g. Prophitts Anodyne Pam Kill H. each cost
Ing lily cents only; Il reliefed almost instantly
therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree 10
others suffering from similar disease. I can say
That 1t Is one OF the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly. ". A. FOREHAND .
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CONVICTION, Ga, july 0, 1867.
Dr. Irophit-Having uscd your Liver Medicine
for more than year In my family, cheeriulIy re.
commend 1t to all persons suffering from Liver az
fecions. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your Dytentery cordinl aa the best
remedy for that disease o, T. RUGERa
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Nnshvillo Marlxct.

Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, September IA -CoT1oE.-Tho re-
ceipts during the week which closed to day. amount
to Is bacs including several OF the new crop. with
sales Of Q, and shipments Of 8 bulcs.
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sMariHr aems.
Fort OF Charleston. Seot'r IA.
POIGT CALENDAH

EHA-Es or IHE MOON.
New Moon, 9th, 10 hours. 40 minutes. morning.
Eirst Quarter. l2h, hours. 8 minutes, eyeniop.
Tui aoon. 2oih. y hours. 2l minutes. evening.
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sTANFonpv1LLE, PUTNAM County, Oct. 1, 1867
Dr.. o. s. Prophit-Dear sir-Iiis is to certify
that have used your haue Pills Tor the last lei,
yeirs. and have never failed 20 cure the ACue in
single instance with them. They always break the
chills the first day that they are Rven recon-
mend them as being tho nest aaue medicine that /
have found. and they leave no bad eeots follow
ing them, as Quipipe, &c.
Yours respectfully A. WESTBROOK
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PUTNAM COUNTY. GA, September %, 1868.
Or. O. 8. Frophitt-Sir-I have used for the last
two years IN my family your Liver Medicine, your
Pain XIII 1t, and your Female Tonic, and have NO
fears In saying that they the best medicines have
ever nsed for the Liver and stomach Neuralgia and
Nneumatc anictions. Headache. Collie, and pains OF
every kind are subdued by them, After using the
medicines 20 long, cheerflilly recommend them To-
any and every one, and all that are acted as the
best and safest remedies for al the diseases for
which they are recommended, DO, .t.eIt
Yours respectfully, JAMES WIGHT.
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COTTON srATENEH'

Stock on band September l. CO.. None
Received to-day. ..........................S s
Received previously. 20 81
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MUSICAL.

, aENTLhMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION on THE
Piano at pupils residence for $40 per quarter best o.
references given Address, with residence Teacher boz ia
Herald Office.
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EXCURSIONS.

A SUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT FOR COLLEGE
"A. Point Whitesone, City Island and Now Rochelle
NEVERSNK will leave Peck slip Sunday. June
and every Sunday thereafter at A. M Returning leaves
New Rochelle at $3.50 p. M landing at Eighth and Thirty
seventh streets Way.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

an ELEGANT ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE
"A for No $40 Sixth avenue, near Foreth street at
$500; $3.50 short time since; most celebrated city
makers; rich and richly finished warranted for three
a. H. bAiiEhSoN'
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

FIRST CLASS LADY TEACHER OF SINGING AND
pinno desires to have few pupis for the summer Ad
dress A. T., 24g East Thirty frs, street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

JI,RIENDs OF CUBA AND CUBAN LIBERTY WILL
II assemble en- Tony Pastors Opera House, 2Ol
Bowery, witness the life picture OF THE REVOLUTION
CUBA.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

A sTEEDMAN A HoLLYER's PIANos.-SEcoND TO
a. to manufactured fully warranted for six years
n few nearly new, S2s0, $500, $3.50; Chckerng, SlOJ
good upright $780, bargain. No b5 West Sixteenth street,
bet tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

NNUAL REGATTA, JUNE 1O.-THE SEA STEAMER
"A MARTHA WASHINGTON will leave Broome street at
O'Clock Fulton ferry, Brooklyn 820 Christopher street.
8; Barclay street, s5A. NJ. Refreshments on board:
II. Is. CROSSETT.
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TRAyELLERp GLIDE.

A LRANY AND TRoY.-THE DAY LINE BOATS @.
"A vIBBARD and ID. DREW viii commence running to
Albany on Monday May 81 leaving Desbrosses IA
NJ Thirtyfou at 10 connecting with railroads
for all points North and West
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cSrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- Every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
LOU19lANA... S..... SATURDAY. June ~
Drafs payable any part of England, Ireland, Scotland,
at current rates Of exchange Apply at THOMPsoNs Pas
sage onnce, y Broadway, corner OF Rector street.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFIc1AL
~ Passports Of the Department OF State Issued BY A. G.
WILLMAkTH, United States District Clerks Office, Cham-
bers street.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

AMUsEMENTs.
THEATRE ooxIoUE, OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS
WHITE cosR6 EoR six Ndaas os
WILL WILL RkSFES RESFES zSMs zSAIs
WILL REOPEN AGAIN -
ON MONDAY MON M LyENiSgs I;ss Juss snasda ~ iS's'
WITH POWERFUL, FJEsT oSI.Sv class
rBURLEs9UE AND BALLET LIFT. CoMrAhn, Coas;.tng
'9s HETsT
:s
..S ss no
SEX
MATisEEs Will BE RESUMED.
WAvERLEy THEATRE, 7e BROADWAY
f:'i rhe
foslrvhEx dkhAr 1sG sgasRsSUE slk s5fH5s II OF THE
VIII irs uNArrho%6HABLE CAST siHSss o. cHARAdffERs
he Jenny Wlmore Original iL0n non
NJ rsiI The ossas TinsISs
ssS ,ss1:s
xos ssEs MsHisEs EEr ASP EAHy Two S O'clock
nHn pEF IT HEchf II Hf CITY
THE ssT II THE CITY
j; 5IkaERs dSP
The Greatest Combination
rovETm WEEKS dp & Z. ho sx PossE
Received with Rosrs Of Laughter pox
ran0p sI & E;n sasH Lax e SSTEf
The asisg pSsSTns5s sSossT SEs TrS1YPsA
Ida, Edelts Jonra, sa.y. Amsi, kasisfa, ROsla and
xATsEEs Asp
EIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
Twenty fourth street
L. Bensdck Stage Manager Z. Coionne Musical Director
ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE7,
ofenbach's most musical y w9rk q b, FTP
WITH IRMA in her original creation OF REuE
SAME GREAT CAST 81 AS USUAL.
REVIVAL OF oFFENBASHs CHARMING OPERA,
IRMA 80. THE STREET SINGER
NJ AUJAC..... ~ uILho 10
stree. sSd h and
schirmers 70i broadway.
EsAH OF
hE hABT S$ EFSSs THE EESSy R9sBEs
JACK sHEFFAsP AsP AsP jSE RkSEsks
Brilliant f IF &fhH% vi eGf,T%p6 Tf2f Singer
HzSSTEB %Es sAkEs SAF?Is 5sEs
H0'Af % S Ss fS?' Twins
DAN BRYANT DAN BRYANT. DAN BRYANT.
Parquet 50 cents Gallery Is cents Orchestra Chairs 70
cents,
UMPIRE RINK
THE MIDSUMMER NIGHTS GARDEN,
the largest vena ted building in America
W." 0p'A 'H MONDAY EVENING, June7,
first eass -
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT GARDEN,
with the celebrated and
ONLY ORIGINAL GEORGIA MlNSTRELS
THOMAS W. B0LLAS,
the great Dutch Comedian
his daughter,
Miss MINNIE BOLLAS,
and the
BREWER BROTHERS,
the great Gymnass,
AS STARS,
and an ORCHESTRA and BRASS BANDS
CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN;
"A TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
TO MRS F. r. CONWAY
will take place on SATURDAY EVENING, JUNEI2
LONDON ASSURANCE. .
D. p. Bowers, Mrs. f. Il. Conway, Mr. T. D. Cnne MT
John Broueham Mr. j. c. McCoom, Mr. 7. B. Conway, Mr.
w. Harris, Mr. f. Chippendae, Mr. L. Lamb M A. Sueen'
6c. in the cast.
rT,IDDIJwINKI TIDDLIwINKI.
IiDDiIWiNKi TIDDLIwINKI.
-TiDDIIWINKI TIDDLIWINKI.
rroNY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 20l BOwERY.
| i THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA,
| OR THE PATRIOTS STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY.
drama OF the present day, by John f. Pooe Esq.
| with monster variety programme
1
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GRAND vFLoCIPEDE MASQUERADE AND CARNI-
tT VAL the Cottage Garden, Hoboken, N J one
minutes walk from ferry and Morris and Essex depot on
Tuesday evening, June g. 1852 at hapast O'Clock, on
which occasion nearly hundred riders VIII appear In
riding veocipedes Every half hour there
will be change riders. The Masquerade viii open at
halfpast O'Clock p. with grand overture, by Con-
trcrnos Hoboken City Band which will play well selected
music during evening" Regatta First appearance OF Inc
yach-rgged velocipedes A. T. Demarest and Robert L.
Stevens which, under their respective commanders Will exc
cute sone beautiful nautical manmuvres. Musc-"bNe on
the Wave" and Larboard Watch" During the eve.
ming Messrs Copeland and SperhnR will perform some oi
their celebrated and daring Double Acts on Veloepede
Messrs. Tden Bros. viii perform their famed DouDle,
Triple, ouadrupe and Quintuple Fess on Bicycle M j. q.
Sperng will appear In his nimtable delneaton OF Psna-
ton Dsrkey Leaning to Ride the animal under The nsiruc'
ons OF n clown The laughable and amusing Bag Tourna
will be repeated by the Two Champions or ihe honors
The rider unhorsed three times out OF hve the loser
Musicveocipede March," composed expressly io the oc
cava squad enters the time with the speed OF the
mash1es The brilliant and novel spectacle OF Revolving
Veocpedes with Revolving Fireworks attached to each ma
chine alone well worth the price OF admission A power
ful Calcium Light will illuminate the riding platform and
garden Coored Tabeaux Fires will be used during the per-
formances producing magnificent effect The garden VIII
be beautifully decorated with flags and Illuminated with Ian
terms Rockets win he of at the conclusion each per-
riding platform elevated and l15 feet long
enclosed bv trees beautifully arched by their dense
FOLIAGE forming the most picturesque gardens in tho
state II the weather stormy the Masquerade viii be post
poned until the fair evening Admission % cents
children under To- half price Reserved seats for ladies'
FRANK SEBRING. Manager.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

IEN1RAL PARK GARDEN.
- Seventh between Fiftyerhth and Fifty
THEODORE THOMAS
GRAND
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
THIS SUNDAY, JUNE r. 1869,
TWO GRAND CONCERTS.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS.
Afternoon at ~ O'Clock Evening at O'Clock.
Mr.. j. LEVY,
MR.. j. LEVY,
The greatest vruoso OF day. the Corneta Piston to-
aether with sooists already connected with
THEO THOMAS
TERIVALLED ORCHESTRA,
WILL APPEAR IN BOTH CONCERTS.
In and brilliant programme every concert. -,
Conductor. IhOMAs
Admiss ION vets
Private s"o