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HALLS OF TEnPgRaSCs.
hKoAe"Al, NEAR PEARI~sTREEr, LATE THE
Masonic or Gothic Hall.

GRAND OPENING FETE-M0NDAY July e6,h ,b.. ..,..s;,
Halls iii be opened viz
First THs GK,sO Hut in point of capacity. pi6.,c.
and sperdO ,s'4n' alone sad unriroled in the UsiOn
Secondly rRs GsEAr DoRo Hal equally distinguished for il,
simplicity. lis beauty, and commanding
Thirdly TIE vr Gorso Hal which the entirety Of
building an holc grandeur imposing
uls-sihcencs splendid age venerated
relic OF the carly
which several Of distinguished Dyzes
ceremony popular Orators address
audience question OF Moral Reform a;eTspe5ci
through the proceedings Of tae evening he,c Will be
4 GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
Vocal and Instrumental, from the works OF Handel
The be opened oclocs, snd the Conce Sc. viii
precisely ocoeA, ELrcANr srPPsk upon
Temperance principles served up Doric Hall with tho
spenO and n,sgnieeace displayed LooJon
Crest Temperance Festival at thr Colosseum.
Tickets Of admission One Dollar including the Supper
Pa's including Ladies' wishing respectfully
informed that 'se Settles only in number can
the evening" each Setter accommodates ,ix persons
Subscribers to the Reading Room Library Hall are fres
TO this Fer-.
The open for the Tickets aud eecip, Of Sui
scripions JOHN WAIVER Secretary and Librarian
Tickets also be procured at the Bookstore G. Lang
ley ChathsIs-street ani he Temperance and principal
Music stores. iyN4t
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CONFEDERATION NOTECE-Pubic Notice Is hereby
- ,H, .sls Of property unpaid assessments. will take
place a, Public AucuOn CITY Hall OF The y OF ok on
Wn,v th 9TH dsv of next al u CLOCK noon ana be
continued from day to day the whole OF sad properly h, oe
sold and that the detailed OF the @ o
to be sold is published part Evening Post ana IN 10 .he
Standard newspapers printed and Pu1sheo III he e "
NewYork. JOHN EVEN S'fee' Noit M, -,
Street Commissioners Office, July - ls4l T-' iSN'~
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RRIvEp.

Packet ship Cambridge Bursey Liverpool Goth June with mize
to C II Marshall aud Goodhuc & Co
Ship Mississippi billiard, New Orleans with
Collins.
Ship Hampshire, Harding 40 DIS I'm Liverpool with mdze to
Herduian Il Kcenan-2f passengers.
ship Elard Wese 81 d. fin Bremen with mdze TO
Schus4maker-G2 passengers.
Caroue Vokmsn, 40 de I'm Bremen with mdze TO
Nothenus PaseGscdt-l2i passengers.
Bremen brig Helena Thcde Al DIS Bcmes with ndzc to G
husannker--l03 passengers.
French brig Argac Delost Al I'm Rochelle with brandy &c to
Dclaunev & CO. .
Demil.
Brig Marion Title IL DIS Porto with Mason
Br brig souc Manu. IA ds I'm Windsor s. with plaster 10
order.
Brig Dimon Sherwood Savannah, with leather to Durham
& Dmon.
Fargons.
Schr Wave Abrahums 3 DIS I'm Virginia with wood.
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NJ New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE, at = o'clock,

u New Arrnn genicnf-EvENINGL LINE, at z o'clock for
Albany. lcitLou, landing nj the intermediate places
accommodation of the travelling public the Steam
bon,s SOUTH AMERICA aud ROCHESTER, will and after
THURSDAY, Juy Pier Cortlandt and Liberty
every afternoon (Sundays eaceptcd) O'Clock, nsead of
hcretofore) and Albany Mt ) o'clock.
The and South America boats well fitted
furnished Rooms aud unsurpassed elegance and eA
toni If accommodation je2s If
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az drrfPn

In city, July July by the Rev. Dr. Auhon Lewis NJ Rnh,r-
ford to Margaret S,uyvcsant Chand err all of this city
In this city Rev. Dr. Minor John Kennedy OF
engineer 10 Miss Sarah Ros, of Derby England
n city, July o. by the Rev VIM Patton Mr. iiam L. ar
ker 20 Miss Sophm Webster daughter OF John Webster Esq
In this civ July L. A. Kettle Miss Mary H. W'atheFhead
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wIT. Pr. CARY 81 co.


70 PEARISTREET Opposite Cedar-st have for sale by the
100 package or city joobe retailers and the
country trade full and complete took OF COMBS ana ancy OGn
which they will sell on the best terms Inc! nave a''y rVeceo III
80 cases Ivory Combs deep AID Ofevery length
5G dnyen Tortoise Shell description
10 cases liar Cloth and other Brushes assortment.
cases English pack and pound Pins, Of all prices.
Needles and other approved makers
Ceases knitting Pins and BOdkins.
spool Cotton Corset and Boot Lscets. Tapes, Cords
nj oks & Eves, Silver Pencil Cases, Silver Thinble.
Brass and Steel Thmbss Percussion Caps
Penkni,es and Scissors Cards, Iazors, Spectacrs,
Accorieons Snspeniers, Carter, Bends,
Pearl Gilt lasting aud velvet Bui,o*s of all kinds,
Bone Buttons Whaebcns Goods Lon'on and other Soaps
Pcriumery, GIIoit'- Pens. Morocco Pocket Books,
and Of oil goods well adapted 1or city nnd country
trade, wei! worth the attention of Dealers wilkins
rTNO T1an PUEsszC-Crcumsauee rendering
Tor pursu: of health have thu pleasure
that Dr. A. pooLlrE tic Botanic Physician 20 eif
the Cancers Popu &c &c without surgical ope
ration residing No 2 opposite the Centre Market
th. city, wholesale and retail agent for the CITY
FORK the sale u my remedies Tor t diseases
EycidS. Or l. D7pttc viii ateA 10 al dauanis
for nv remedies for sale at Sevz No g. H. nnd
which he permitted apply. The other Nos and well
as INV remedies for Deafness may onned OF through him by
persons in e.v office either personally
Nv remedies (tha aforcsad put
pococas Treatise the the Eye aud Ear of liz
pages entitled Man hi Ocuist which ns ample
srnctons ,ppo, Souerners and all others vii lind
md Servants the diseases Of every Dr.
A. Dor Lids authorized h. rc max. liberal o all
spcc,ae persons desrouS sell remedies by retail
Shether OF cit elscShcrr
For the accommodation of the afflicted residing in the lover
mart Of the civ remedies , s. and he procured
of lad on floor No 2' foad~ay at - - per packet
10 desire u become ""es ale or reta aft may
rc nncnc anber cured by VS. remedies almo, every
civ of mole il the Union the afflicted t. pro-
cure them aud 2nt opposition oi INTERESTED persons l. the
greatest proof Of their UTILITY.
Providence House il' broac"ay N''i orr, jay IN &c
Witnessed by.''illam LLOYD JOIN WlLLlANS,
ly20 I~is- me Ehe''sh Och'l|
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MARINE LIST.

Ship Helesponi Wade, Havana SPoiford Tieston & Co
Baks Clifford Vera Cruz Iiogan; lwanowia Ell
bridge, Cedar Keys, Fla Bad ger Il Peck.
Brig Royal William () HALEY, 81 Johns Duncomb Berkwth;
Washington Borge Appleton Para aud market Allen P"xon
Schrs Shaanon r) Yarmouth, = II Braim Alfred T
ThorH lrowne Wilmington T C.; Catherine Wilcox. Smith, Rich
nond rccian Boston Regulus Sarston Wilmington NC
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XNTANTE D-Re,pecnb families an the public generally
w informed Int lgencc Office removed
from 54 456 Broadway Tacrsa Grandst
the had for the city
part OF the United City all
ic25 S.W. GOODFRY.
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ORIGiNA
CasE TAgr.OREEC ESTAfsEIsb3NENT,

2l9 Broaf'f7g .17lsTlcaE l0771'
T. The Undersigned for Inspection extensive assortment
of Summer Goods prepared make 1 to order at such
reduction credit prices As IL 'r" OF the superior style oil gar
msat cannot fail to purchasers from whom
call solicited before purchasing For the accommodation
of those no. in cases emergency otherwise require TSt-
rate article of GARMENTS assortment Is always kept
on hand after the style originally introduced at The old
6 Broadwoy In addition which, Fancy Dress Articles including
silk and Satin Scarfs apd Caya Mnn crva in great variety
of patterns Craya Sufferers SuspenerS Pocket Handkerchief
~ and Muslin Shirts Collars Sc are offered for sale greatly
reduced pres from the charges for the style Of goods
.;.h or. Of tho first nuality WIN. r, JENNINGS,
ao1 ;s,r 800 Broadway, American Hotel
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: New-York and Eric Raiiroad State siocis.

IL New-Yorls and Erie Railroad State Stock
Notice hereby given Erie Railroad Copa
will sell at Public Auction the Merchants Exchange thu
on Friday the 2t Of IL o'clock
under the Of the Comptroller Hundred Thou
Dollars of NewYork State Stock bearing
per from the first Of September ncu
siyey quarterly the first days Of January April July and
October being stock issued pursuance of Chapter 1876 OF the Laws
49, remburahe the pleasure Of
any the 2lst dsyof September ls6
Bank the Of New York designated a the
said Stock will b. the place
for The pay o thercupon-
The Stock sold OF One THOUSAND Dollars
each and the buyers required pay the er
respectively Immediately after tho sale when transfers will be
made accordingly. lj2i tal3 janis BOWEN President
u An agreeable md healthy Recreation in the
easaner be made
than by taking Hoboken and walk
along picturesque margin the
additional nducemen this s generally admitted that
walks and grounds Of this charming beautiful
than rendered different oe city by
the Barclay Canal and Christopher Ferries the Boaia winch
have been comfortably retted the the Canal
street Ferry until o'clock from obokcn yl0 G~
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Sales at Auction.

a GeardTobacco-S5 hhds Kentucky CROP merchant
10 a, 81 average - do do do d! 81, average "a
rs 800
By L. NJ Hoffman & Ct-Ricewood-1 logs at Sl $4 Sugar
.siT bbls Clarified at 81:
By Wilkins Ron-cal EstateIot No l26 Ryington.
O 2a do 5000; No 49, do S500-sach 25 feet by 100
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ySTANTE the York Intelligence Office, 10 Grand
w day American English Irish and Scotch grs for
immediate empoymnt always have good places
Also wanted several girls and men for city
and country. jy9:G
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADI

VIII he PubIished To-Morrew,
RIucIswood's Edinburgh Magazine for July.
CONTENTS.
The Wing Dissolution.
Free Trade and every thing cheap Election Song
The CoImans
Marqunez and La Collegiana
Paio's Republic.
The World OF London. Part III.
The June Gale
Ten wears of the Wings.
Ten Thousand a Year. Pat Xxx.
The Dyiag Spaniel, b. Delta J. NJ. MASON Publisher
iy22 3tYit basement, Broad and Pinos.
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4ATANTED-A place chambermat in private family, by
w Young woman the duties and eSperien-
Sacng Ironing Please apply personally or by note at
No f, R,rcuv.st yl5:tf
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families that are III want oil good Ser
w lnyc call the Peoples Intelligence Office 30
East supplied the shortest al
the best recommendations The roprieiors of
this the public that they have opened tins
establishment express supplying Respectable FAINT
fatn Servants. We pledge ourselves that VIC
we'll recommended neither
where they do not want help nor TO
respectable We pledge ourselves that We will
nothing mposon of kinds intend TO make
Peoples Office by doing unto Others should be
willing will we keep monty
unless good situations are given with their
nnonsre please rive Us II trial y2O In COOK BROAD.
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Cs,yV.E GARDEN.

n a
III ESSRS FRENCH HESEk tho hlsor inform their
generally the aren open season
SIGNAL ROCKETS will be 6scd Intervals from UNI,
O'Clock fair evening when AZ nre o'clock there will be
beautiful piece OF FIREWORKS SET OFF.
THE BAND al O'Clock. and will amuse the visit
Popular PaSciic and Naonal Airs &C. during
tho Eycung.
Tcket-2l EACH for which Reireshuens will he given
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BOARDING REDUCED-Ha taken the large and
ID story block from Broadway where gen
lnen with good board for $3.50 week;
beds aud pleasant by applying No. o~ard
cor Of Elm entrance in Elm. jy2l II
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TENDER CHlNS.

ny GENTLEMAN may instantly relieved from all pain dor
n operation Of shaving BY applying ms razor 10 Inc r
TAILIC TABLET RAZOR STROP, invented by u SauAn'r'
which .uperede the necessity hone and BY which the most m
.Ell always produce keen and smooth an eage a.
could by any possibility exhibit under the most experience
is the oav efecuaI which TIE art OF nieh hf " chm
for giving 70 every man an opportunity Of ultng MS hand
with me same certainty ueHd pen 10 SUI ~ and to-,
an hich any person will be b. bringing =, r r 10,
ing the tablet purchasing Pe from - made Of me
most costly Turkey morocco embossed full an 10 pI T e
those gentlemen who feel lnclnea 10 Farming together with the
Useful @ Tue IN specimen of the beau ideal Of perfection
Price s.. rprPFUMERY, CUTLERY and ali artl-
cles belonging to the ''i'' G. SANDERS le3 Broadway
iyss1 2Eis>
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ATTANEEf S-lOO Young Men Amrcans 10 90 on WHINING
w VOYAGES First Rate Ships also wanted Carpenters Cooper,
and Baksmirs 70 will be All Clothing and
furnished the credit the Voyage For further
information apply c. WHITE Agent; No. III Sous " York
e2S Inn
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.rc;aI and Money Matters.

law NJ the BOARD downward and the business
Tss ee"Hs ,h limited State. Bank declined /, Delaware &
a 'a Ir,.y l. Harlem Mohawk Paterson Stonine
rcent.
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where can always and desirable ofurer
fine West of England Cassimers Cahmaretes AMI Dab
Summer Coats London Fame! Cashmere and DrlnF
for Pants SILK Ch,ly Mar.aii Vctn: all Of which ri
quality and will order tbs shortest and
in style unsurpassed BY any establishment in tie city, at per
cent below prices Strict puuctty observed filling or
ders Cash on delivery abatement in prices.
Ps The cutting department still under the superintendent Of
Mr. NJ GAYLORD whose services sell appreciated BY
fashionable public to need any Particular paid
To cutting pnns.. lyl9t JIG. BOOIh, Aseht
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VINCENT l.. ID l. 5
FIRST PREMIUM
STIR 4 TYPE FOU ID
M I2s Futon-st. fourth story New-lork. 'Jel9 II

No Us Futon.st. Fourth story Newiork. 'jel9G
n The Nor.beru Light, No = Bosery, NewYOrk
THE NORTHERN LIGHT devoted free discussion and TO
lac uo, of Useful Know ledge Miscellaneous Literature aud
uegence The principal object OF the publication Is 10
dfuse subjects Of practical usefulness ro ne NOR
accomplishment object proposed 10 give pop
u shape and Afford low 10 place within the
reach OF all classes of readers II,
will be conducted by association oil gehciN' WINS" '
operation consists OF the following persons
John A Diy T. Romeyn Beck,
Gideon Hawley, lnomss " 9Sieos.,
Amos Dean, Edward u Deia'a an.
publication will embrace distinct branches OF inquiry ana
Intelligence:
1T Political Economy
ID Agriculture
ID Literary and Scientific Miscellany.
'h General Intelligence
CONTENTS VOLUME l. No. J.
ls article Education aud Crime by Alonzo Peter.
ID I" The Tariff by p. 3. Stockholm
ID 4" Rural Life, by ~ S. Rossctor
4b {" Hay-Making by S. w. Jewett.
9Th Town and Country, by john A. Dix.
9Th Cheap Pleasures OF Country Life, by w. Hewitt
hh Plants and Ouadrupeds Of Massachusetts
sh Z" Agricultural Publications
ah Forest Nook, by Alfred B. Street
10Th Soc ETY. and Science by Amos Dean
llth Mental and Moral Philosophy. by ). = Randall
l2h mnrovcd Nayir the Hudson by Gideon Hawisy
lSh Aserian Wells, by Willis Gaylord
i3h {" Meteoroogy of the Bahamas
!&h Z" Young Mems Associations, by 1ohn 'och'eno'
18Th Great Britain. by John A. DIX ,
nth Persecution of tho Jews by Edwin CoswelL
18th Cbins and the British Empire the East by Jas Taylor
lah CONGRESS- (;rca, Britain Mcleod Editorial Notioes
Terms 81 in advance, ten cents per n1o
very Published monthly, delivered IN any par " ' ~ ,S
Csa,das by iysa ISRAEL. POST s. Bowery.
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D-Pacc for three Coachmen and Goom',
w horses, having served regular
premiership the cid country Their recommends
the character. Apply i GrOadWay yO I'm
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- ARUsDuAN GARDEN, :s:5 ssieccIscr II.
l,ANEfN pOlNT AND TEsE ELNNiAN

z HE
\ FiEEDs.-The delightful Pleasure Grounds Mt Hoboges
have been put in complete and having been Ruch mPr9ved
ne Tie and shady walks, winding for
long distance on the banks majestic Hudson offer peosan,
and refreshing hot and dusty pavsmn's Of the city,
The Castle Point (Which sill open 10 the pnb COM
pi an embracing glance tbs
noble islands and en' ened with vessels gliding In
the with IT. numerous spires and
busy InhaJtant while the RIVER "heneI
lost the distance beyond the towering palisades pro-
entn. lovely Beyond Of Its kind
unc1unei.
" opened well shaded walk protected from the ray,
e sun noble oaks vste may descend IN ie~
minutes Colombo whore, moderate terms are iuni'hed re-
rreshmerts of kind suitable the The ferry
boat, comfortably ete with &c and leave Bay
clay few mhutete errage as heretofore
be easily obtained and trifing expense le22ns-
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go rs1o,Nf. IN NK.sN-Y sSsA

X EiEN visiting New-iork will find quiet and pleasant
" hoEe at the GRAHAM HOUSE, No G3 Barclay street where
ample all times reserved for Borders
and Afforded at moderate prices the day week No fumes of
Tobacco or Alcohol be ouad the atmosphere. ~ b.
few permanent Bourters will be taken. ROSWELL GOSS
-,b
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u GENTLEMEN arriving from rae South and West
x,ng for fashionable outfit particularly invited TO call at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Iis Fulon-,t. Broadway
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MONEY MARKET.
..,.. n, the stock Exchange. ia" c,,h

sale. aner the Bonrd.
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AfgsEaES Store and Hotel Keepers owners OF Farms and
L all employers supplied other than respectable
competent me and male help free Of expense Apply above
iy3lll
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h.|ber manufactures the GreenT ch Pottery, 2Gl Egt
between Ninth AMI Tenth Avenues, Flown
,s. and beautiful pattern. Dealers invited to call
ae his huge Dian hing Pots for securing young
IN IRON, earl frost hot SURE Or House Tile hand
made 10 order. ie2 3mi, WASHINGTON SMITH
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" A TS.

" A n s.
I4TANTE D-A the county Ose of
W moral character, well able and wiling
small family, hear of situation healthy
part about hours travel ION th- city, by apply
Franklin between the hours OF and H. A. W. to-
and Jy2f2t'
N4TANTED-At tie Peoples Office so No East Broadway, 81
w Girls house work Cnaabernaid good
Cooks years high, work 10 Americans do plain
sewiag, and = colored Cooks. Jy%i II
~ work x yard, several boys To learn sic and
boy to Te subscribers do rot caution app
of The local oce as every office
mus, have locality. be Of The only
that Of giving universal salisctIoH
IS their references II another part o. til rrper
jy23 II JOHN MccAhh j CO. W Nassau-s'
families can be supplied with Pro-
w and coored Servants the American
Office Broadway third door brloF Prince street The sub
the business ihs Office will he done
nth and Justice iy:a: lw T. ELLIOTT Proprietor.
X1TANTE apartments for small quiet family,
w respectable Eegnborhoodupper part II tins
Williamsburg Grand preferred Address North
M,ore-st. Tribune office. Jy22 6t.
{JANTED-in Apprentice 10 learn IN" lin Smith business
w age One that we'll recon-
good moral have good situation by
applying Grand No need aPp but those
ing the absre description. Y@3 II
SIHRLS WANTED-2 good Girl. this day obtain very
u desirable live respectable fnmilcs also Men IN
all capacities obtained for them Apply at the
City Office, o. - Cana-si. Js2l ~
INAlsaraG~ Store and Keepers. OF and
and competent male help expense Apply above
iy2l 81
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yAUxl1AVL GARDENS.


HIS EVENING, July %, amuementS VIII comncSce with
Thaumargics Among Other astonishing experiments will be INTRO
duced tie ioyf kuor Unrlvclrd Who Is IN Love When
Married &c. The Useless Umbrella avery anghable illusion
perpcxtic the storm should arise Re-
mark HAT Farmers Can OF of Rice viii
nge place other the cosuaGd OF any
the COMPANY Toconcue with tho Dance OF SIX Dinner
Plates Table. Pas la ruN Mae tuTloi ana
La Petite Cerio.
Ancr which, half hour for Promenade aud
Ree,hneniS
The Grand Spanish Borcs, by Aasee huro and La Pett
DR.. Valentine VIII h Amusing Delmeaons Song BY
Mr. j. C. Dunn N2O
- ARG2DuAN GARDEN, :s:5 ssiecciscr II.
NREtr SPORT AND SPLENDID ENTEEIMNMLNT'-Mr
Weldcn'> Benefit. - ..,...
This Friday Eycpne July Ord, I.EDGERDEMtlN
Master Chambers. the Indian Rubber Boy
Singing hy Miss Ta,lo Mr.. Brewer. Mr. !. B. Dunn.
Mr. Free4ul the Yankee DeneatorMr Johnson Pianist and
the Ira ant-Crand loon Ascension halt past O'Clock,
otke largest made COCO cubic feet;
gnsl Rockets, Music &c
tdn SION - cents evening only July 81 For particulars
see bills Saturday evening" Staging, Sc Admission free jyi s
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U Inv Business in Connecticut attended TO by Is. =
BROoKS Attorney. &C. l26 Maidcn-lane Jyl22"
q Price Reduced TO sS.OO-Daguerreo,ype Portraits
ukn in pmt,be style in from 30 the OF
Broadway and Park Park Place Iyli I'm
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U IIonrdfns-A short distance in the country family av-
r seycr, cssau airy situation, accommodate
one or two families four gentlemen Thu TO New
York is business be IN street IN half an
to Stages pass every For further particulars
.i6ress Charles ut office. Terms moderate lyl6 s
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n Stranger if YOU Of any description
SCRIBNER COMPANYS Great Catherine Boot and Shoe Mar
ls 3 Catherine corner Monroceet whore will find the
cheapest and most splendid you yiJ
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DIM. Nulse,s Chenp Dry Goods Store, l22 Grand ST.
between broadway Crosby New rich style printed Lawns
Mullins remarkable low Also Hosiery aud Gloves OF
every description, very cheap. N@ 'm
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four nsl. gentlemen aud gentle
ID mar and his h accommodated with Board and
=, pol street References exchanged jy.2 0t'
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D0iRDLNe.A gentleman and ms wife ana three single ger"
ID emcn can accommodated Rooms and Board in private
Apply Orchard Terms moderate
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-14

Mr.. Burns presented bill TO alter the
mode of appointing Constabes in the State !;
which was read The FIRST time, and on motion
Of Mr.. J. Barnes, rejected.
Mr.. Winston, from the Committee on the
Judiciary TO whom the subject was referred,
reported bill relating to Migrants which
was read the first and second times aud pas.
sed.
The hour Of 3 o'clock having arrived,
both branches Of the General Assembly con
vened IN the Commons Hall, TO witness the
Inauguration of the Governor elect.
A message was received from the Senate,
proposing that the Resolution adopted by
the two Houses, to adjourn sin die on Mon
4 day next, be rescinded, which was concur
red in by vote Of 10 to So.
The following Resolutions we're Offered
and laid on the table, to wit:
BY Mr.. w. ]. u. Miller, Resolution L
adjourn sin die on Thursday the 9Th inst.
By Mr.. McCollum, that no new bills bs
received III ibis House after this day.
The House then resolved itself into {
Committee of The whole on tue subject o
Common Schools, MIR. Mills in the char
and after some time spent IN the considera
ton thereof, the Committee rose. reporteC
progress, and asked leave to SIT again which
was granted.