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A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.

1Grand Gala Week,
Opening Of the Garden the root Museum aorlpe
cool and delightful promenade Will b brilliantly tln-
minated and Balloon discussions will take place every
ins Admissions the Garden free Museum visitors.
The Ethiopian Sesnaders, Boston Minsreis
bsr ara engaged for three nights
Nir e. Sranwuod Professor the Accordion, Mr.. H. c..
Sherman and Miss Adelaide Phillips engaged.
The Mysterious Gsey Girl, chronological Examinations,
Admission TO tht whole IS cents Children under 10,
halt Price.
peaTancr Of the Ethiopian singers Jr1
PEALE-s NETWORK MUSEUM. BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.
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BRIGADE ORDERS.

NV
The foregoing orders published for the information OF
the Second Brigade.
Th- Bri-ae Line Will De formed the 18th Pnncest,
the RI ht on Broaiway, at III: O'Clock, a. NJ
The Brigade Staff directed assemble tie Generals
Quarters in % door eaStsry Om Broad
way 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of thai day.
By order oil General F. Z. MATHER,
E,pW =, HI ALL Brigade INSPECTOR
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C" The Church at the corner Of Madison and Cattle
rnestreets Will be opened Tor Divine Service on Sabbath
Ser, June H. as Methodist Episcopal Church under the
PASTORAL charge Of the Rev. Raphael Gilbert.
Reaching nhs morning iO o'ciock and and Il. T. NJ
Preaching also evening during each week. Seats free
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u Strawberries and Pare Cream served up
IL mlnuer every day during the season, 4,
jei9 II PATTlNSON'S, cor. Nassau and Apu-sts.
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T IL Z r 0 z H f K j O n A II II a
For Saturday, May 10th.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE. PRESENT WEEK.


CONTENTS.
l. POETRY-I. To Mockins Bird-2. Inland-3.
Hopes Song 10 the Adyeuturer-i. Obliyion-all
original
IL Beauty III America, BY y. P. Willis
H. The Indians in Florida, by Bryant.
" Wisconsin-her Attractions,
v Political History No. 23-embracmg period Of
Washing toms Observation-Disclosures Report
OH Nianuiaciur-ys-F oregn llrlatons-Siate OF Par
ties. Sc. Sc.
VI. Literary Notices Reviews, &c.
VII The Boston Annyersaries.
VIII. Late from Rio ampeachy-C anton-lla
wanna. Texas, 81.
IN Henry Clay al Home
4 CORRESPONDENCE OF THE TRIBUSE.-L-tt-rs from
Alton H., Pitisburs, Worcester, Mass. and Phila
.elphia.
III. EDITORIALs-Sel7u Of the Sandwch Islands
by the british Martin Van Buren,. &c. &c
Nil Irish Repta Nleeting-Ciov, Seward Speech
Nil Letter from one Of the Committee Of Boston Aier
chants, who wrote to Mr.. W ebser
XIV. The Pirate at the Isle Of Pines.
Nv Repudiaton-A Singing Petition addressed to Con
sress b. Sydney Smith.
XVI News from Europe By the Acadia.
XyII State Of The Money Markr and transaction. IN
Stocks Sc. lot he week.
XVI!l joMMRci,L MARKETS., showing the actual tfansac
tians u Ashes, Cotton, Flour, Grain. TalIow. Pro-
visions Sc &c Sc for each day OF the we.k-iu
and accurate.
KIN BANK Norf Lisr, containing List OF al the Good
in New-York
XX Miscellaneous articles all variety oil subjects items
OF News. SC. SC. &c.
- Price iol snse copies with without wrappers Prs
cent Subscription rrice 81 I-.r snnun.
GREELEY & McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
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!. The President TX hrook,yn.-lt willsbe

10 The President AK hrOok,yn.-It wiisbe
seen y The making b. TIE authorities o: the eIty
OF BROOKLYN for the reception 9i;he President that an aG'if
East ri,rr M the o.ceT OF the Navy Yard returning hum
To , artlorlte>. oi New York.
All persons who desire jon, VIII please meet AZ the
Unit. States Horl Falton.seet, formerly Hots New
York a: So'cock THIS EVENING, 10 make suitable ar
ransrnents
Il! tmte1. Boat Clubs and all Of row boats are
particularly invited TO attend
Brooklyn, Jane 10th, lSi3 l.!
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH Richards Auctioneer.
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS " PLATT.-S,ore
Liberal cash advances made on consignment, fg sac,a
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THE FIRM OF GREEN Il CONkLIN hav.
In. been dssoyed By mutual consent the s9ssciiDsr
Informs th public thai tn h2iesar aad R IA
stores No. BoWERY and No. 10 IHA ~ ~
STREET where there s Al all tLmeo BE- i2qgd i5il a
CLOTHING OF all descriptions made m the lst 1nh ms
fashionable sryes 10 which the attention o! to.e ~ Want %
nvr-I A; h. has lte arrangements 70 receirr
by every packet The ls,r s Of CLoi r., crr;s,, ai
EXPERIENCED utrefs he pledge hmsi To gave perfect Sia
faction to all who ma rufcha-s c,
q y. 49,. -, s,nd GEORGE T. GREEN.
Nrv-Tork Slai' +. 1873. !cI ms
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kesan Shaving Soap. just received and for sale
N cakes and Shillinss each, Very Superior acle
&c saunders cn,or aud manufacturer # the Metallic
Tablet, 1863 RroadYa.. JGI0 Bits.
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~ Strangers who visit thu City. aud who wish I"
the procession ADVANTAGE n,t Al9niay are 10
call al Clark Caller, the granite building Isl bFoadWa
From The windows OF the gallery excellent view can DC
Rad A. i commands the line o Broadway from the Battery
~ S,bo,s Besides tins great nducenen,. the Gallery OF
Paintings and Marble Satuary not 70 IL eNceiiet 10 Tie
United States The charsr for adniissonis out quartet
us r0Ss
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rntivc Cordial. sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections. 1t is highly recommended by eminent
hysicnS and b. persons who have been benefited by IT,
Office Not Murray street Broadway Price 81 per bot
n. nj SY ,!o,e l-lD i'm
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, 64s
SBroadway, nsas S,nyyesan, Institute
msv tins e. w FCEKS p.ipcipsL
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DIED,

GA the 9l, INST Ward Washington, oldest Of w and
Emma Newman, aged years and months.
The friends Of the family requested To attend has nm
eral Sunday afternoon, ll at o'clock, from 800
Bowery.
Weep not fond mother for thy child.
His pains all at rest;
WHY wish him back earth asainl
His soul is with the be.t.
On Friday morning 9th is, the 10Th year Of his age,
Theodore Narochausen native Of Germany for 80 years
resident Of this city.
His friends requested TO attend his funeral this day at
o'clock in the afternoon his late residence, Go Gentle
ST. without further invitation
On Thursday morning, Sth inst Mary, daughter of James
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\; a 1feetin. OF liz Freshman Class Of The New
yak jpyesity occasIoucd BY ,le Sudden death Of their
Ciass.mae JoHS W OsrG.M, the following resolutions
VT re unanimously adopted:
Rssoired That while We mourn the death Of esteemed
i.,et aud beloved cl1mate would mlns!e syna'
thy with the sorrow OF near and Survivins friends.
R,yolr,I That through respect the memory of our de-
partrt fri nd We usual badge of mourning, and al
tc..d the funeral l.. boiy- ~,
IL soired That copy the above resolutions be published
aud transmitted 10 the family OF the Gecees-i-
WILLIAM .Alh.,.-iN, Chairman
H H.5:s1 & Ss:ss IL.
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DAVlD SANDS 81 CO, Apolhecaries and Che
~ mists II East Broadway Market street respect
fully call the attention Of Families Physicians, and the pub;
lie generally and country to their extensive ana "eA
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NJ ARRIED.

On Wednesday evening 5,h inst. by Rev. DR.. Dickinson
Mr.. Georg- F. More Miss Agurs Ann Moncrie both Of
this city.
On Thursday evening, sth by the Rev. Mr.. Magnns
Mr. Edward F. Burke OF Dublin city, 10 Miss Eliza Lettia
youngest aush,er Of e late Henry Dowdall Esq OF Bal
iymahoue, county of ..onCtod, Ireland.
On Thursday evening 9Th by the Rev. Isa,c Ferris
Mr.. James Pryor Miss Martha Aan, daughter OF Augustus
Craft, OF thi. city.
GA "Wednesday 7th b. the Rev T. J. Sawyer, Mr.. Jas.
r. Weber Harriet Emma, daughter Of Jacob Acker, all
of this city
AT Pomp,cn, NJ. on sth lust. by the Rev Mr. Thomp
son. John T. Smith, Of NewYo rk TO Ann NJ daughter of
Abraham Stevens, Of the former place.
On Wednesday eth at Great Neck, l.. l.by the Rev Nh
Clarke William fl. Onderdonk, Of N-w-York, to Harriet
Stella daughter Of Robert w Mott, Esq OF the former
place.
In Woodbury. Conn. the evening Of June 9th, by the
Rev. VIM. Bacon, Nj William Z. Horchkiss 10 Miss Re-
beca Bacon daughter Of the late Gen Chauncey Crafts
Ia Rochester, June g, by the Rev Dr. Dewey, Henry
Gould, all OF that citr.
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" SOUTHARD. for the COMMITTEE,
The Apollo Hall still open for Lectures three times on the
Sbblh and Columbian Hall 2tS Grand-str-e, Monday
Tuesday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY Evenings. y 5uS'
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SlLh AM "a IN SSAhfS AND CRAEAIS,
~ and other fancy dress a-scls best Assortment IN the
9 Iwis JEESINcsx
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~ Organization OF the University of the
&C II fll- nNerSlti ~

~ Organization OF the University of the
their meeting on Nav lG, did and oran follow" =
>t That the whole oil Collegiate instruction De d'''
Isl or EthicS History Civil Poy and Political Econo-
81 Metaphysics, Losic Rhetoric and Epslish Literature.
81 Ancient and Modern L. languages and LIr;aiure.
9Th Mathematics: Natural PHILOSOPHY and AstfoneTi.y;
5,h Chenis;ry MiAeftlogy. Geology Botany -Ha'"Fi
81 Thai Tor the s999if, Of ,ec! department there be
ally appropriated FIVE dollars scholar from TIE proceeds Of
tuition, ,nd oae,iS Of the acom1 Of thr SEMINAR iunc
3D. Thai tie revenue of each Of the Departments s. be
first applied the payment OF SALARY nd arrsiEas due 'it
and the balance II any to M @ b pys S
essor. Tor the use OF the Department ,.,,
;;F That any Departments b. vacant tie ieFeo
shall be applied necessary To !hs suof Of the Professors
the Departments WHICH arr TILED n.o,r,.
nrlt NOT ,ha haf the average emo'nents oil
ny The in submitting 10 the attention of era
men, the above ordinance the Board Of araoIs DEEM
then luty accompany the same with I'M following ne
The Seminary fund constituting the whole p9duct.ye en-,
Stock OF the Bank the STATE Missouri Over this lad
the ualors have control wharrrr except u adil>tr!
the dividends as they Gentlemen accepting places
v III ,f-.ei understand la; aside from the process OF iu
too y RELY fog Their emo On IN" o.
exercise toward, It's o"n Institution IL,
he holden the pleasure Of the b"aE ant d.
trI-l.n accepting places Therefore conide II III; d.
Is mol improbable that the enoiumsnts OF ONCE Ill D. a
ust-d 10 the length Of service and the inefelsas value OF inr
instructions The PToesorsihe revenue oil each Del
n,en as liked BY article "a of The above ordinance being the
limit of ,lr sal airy of the incumbent =,
The ura;ors design proceeding The election OF roess-
on or before the first Wednesday September s ar-
continents will take effect the commencement, elm
DAY the a2d of November which occasion Inaugural Az
dresses Will be expected from The Professors elect
II j. deemed proper further remark thai the Ps.teh,
salary whichs fixed 2, 80 and 50 90 ger scholar per an'
on zach student, Is 10 he first pad .-.r.,. aud ,c
All communications from candidates Tor fref,nsn ana &c,
romnsning ,estioIa addressed the undersigned OF ~
tb Pyd.t al he Board OF Custos the University, VII
/ receive 1"' W-M. n DUNCAN.l
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Highly lnpOrtant!-SCA RPAS ACQuS-
TC olLFurthe cue of Deafness Pains aud the discharge
Matter om the lars all those dtsagGerabe noises. like
u sazzins Of insects: falling g" water wh'zzps OF steam
s attendant with the disease Physicians and Surgeons high
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esisqge5 viii please board steamer Jacob Bell, foot
v; 5laiden lane al that hour.
Letter Bags viii close at the Merchants Exchange and
hale,s Foreign Letter Office al half past II. JlO
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w L. CONELIN Gate finn OF Green Y Conh-
w !ia) respectfully infoms hs friends and ne ruDilr
,at ne ha, renewed NJ. Bower. whore h VII nav con-
stsnt!r on hand complete Of A.en's and 10y
Clothing Of al descriptions; Cl-s Css;iTletes t.ia
~ IN ntt a,h0aat. kinds which viii b. made ~ Greer ~
The ssortrs; notice aid IN III. nest=St srylr
Mr. c viii sHgtnneHd ms e5t2bs iaen anu = II a.
too.e devote ms personal 10 tie making 81 i'
drens Clothing. -: ,,, nd.
49,. +7 ~ 40 - Je9 imi-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, JUNE 10, ls4a.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-TH1s DAY.
The Sun. The Moon. Full Sea-
Rises a 81 Sets. i ~ Sets. morn....l 5Sl 3 SO
Latest Dates
London May Is Havre. May I
Liverpool. May 70 New Orleans May 81
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~ Advent Camp Meeting, on Long Island,
commencing Monday, June 18TH the Hampstead Depot
Tickets for passage az Is cents, t33 m cent less than The ,,
ie for sale q Park Row 2i5 Centrr-.reet or 2i3 Hud'
sOntreet New-York and a, the of Pearl and HIGH
-tl, Brooklyn, OF the meeting in Coum6an Hall ihs
Fdday Evening The leave the BROOKLYN South Fer
~ at9A. NJ. aud p. NJ. Board on the ground.
Charles Fitch " " Whiting, T. f. Barry, f. Jacobs, are
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CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE-
W :. BRIANT 6t5 Broadway, doors above Bleeckrr
street would the ohs friend, and the pubhc
hrs stock OF the above goods embracing every article the
ae which VIII be found OF the st quality, and the gcest
cash Please call aud examine before purchasing else
ar
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mo stsodis btlsses ,oIIson enI sIIyIn sl.e---.

DRAFTS On IRELAND, &c.-Persons
wishing 10 send money rhris trends me old eoun-
sry by !he steamer from Boston OF The iSh INST, e1R
e untitled with Dfafs for any aonat, payable on crac.
without discount any o@ charge, every posi- Own
Throughout, England Ireland Scotland and ~ aiss 81 pp
eaton (if By letter post paid 10 w. j. l. iAFS1oi
PEEK slip, Soath-st - .s.o,zb ,btx
o. f1fsons ~ if ,,"r. Forwarded free Of postase JIG
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IL Rev. f. u. HiSbce will preach in the Church
Of the Epiphany, Stantoi.etret on SUNDAY evening next
and collection will BE- made aid of the funds Of that
branch Of the City Missionary enterprise.
Services commence at u clock. II.
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Sold BY A. B. * d. SANDS Druggists 10 Fulton street
Wholesale and retail; also, sold hv ~ y. Sands Co.. No. a,3
h"dway D. Sa!., ca. Ne i East Broadway jeiO 2wis
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
and large assortment Of the most delicate Eench Engis
METlCS, together with great variety OF BRUSHES,
COMBS, and FA SCY ARTICLES, adapted TO the toilet or
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She leaving for Bo,,nn - N-1.l,,'

She leaving Tor Boston on Monday.
THREE PERFORMANCES, At ii o'clock. } and F. NJ.
The Giant Gih presents her largest compliments 70 the
Ladies and Gentlemen OF NewIoTk and respectfully an
thai her Benefit will take pce this day when she
hoIe with that support which her abundance Of fcSh
reudrIs requisite. She tlte herself this appeal from peasS
viii BE- promptly fesf ndri To- and trusts that comIg from
her viii give sres1 wesht-need she say she shall feel
grateful hat she CmioSity she ha. hesitation III
asserting aud when II stated thar she weighs 30 lbs she
thinks viii be sufficient hearydoncc.
The Hould Cuts have kindly Offered their ices
and probably expect have slice, but the Girl
they will diShcoyer their IRissdke. That
appear. she of the masculine sender-that Fat-h,r.
She interchangeable her effort, please the public; her
gratitude Is iqihomesS. That has introduced
the word FAT she tdtaliSt: and she sincerely hopes
her patrons v Ill not think heT Jatuated.
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING
Evening entertainments IN the Lecture Room commence
al s o'clock le0
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Rev. Samuel ID. Cochran will preach at
the Free Congregational Church in the Medical College
tomorrow morning. Subject" The Robe Of Righteous
ness Seats fee The public ny tied to attend. II
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10 Wesleyan Chapel, vcstry-stre The
Rev Dr. lvings of Troy having been appointed 10 the
pastoral charge of the Methodist Episcopal Church Yes
ysteet viii upoa The dotir of his office Sunday
ne.t. Dr. yings Will preach IN the morning at halipast 10
O'clock and In evening hall.past O'clock II.
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NJ Good Board and Pleasant Rooms 3, eai
be obtained al No, 81 ChfstIeet. y"
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GT-What be can mon, Try iss to the feelings OF moth
han 10 behold her infant writing in III. a-nnits OF choic
Nlsiin. away under that terrible of Infancy ch"l-
~ o. effected VII sea aud certainty by administering 10
se hIe sufferer that ncstmable prrpsrationIayneS Car
S9',,e Raap. Nc house Sl,oui be without this indsen
se ta@,ly incidence which adapted 10 all complaints OF
st'msch bowels, liver nervous system In the south.
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NEW GOODS.
LIZ OK AT T HIS!
TO HOUSE.KEEPERS:
HARDWARE,
WO0D-WARE,
TIN-WARE.,
WlLLOW-WARE., and
-

rTHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
iriea5 and the public nScner that he has Just received
large and complete of articles m the above ne
the old establishment lately occupied by w s j. Jamison
which he offers prices equally as low II not lower than
any other Adjustment All kinds OF PLAIN Tin
War, WillowWok, meat and cheese Safest manufactured
and kept constantly hand OF all sizes. Those who wh
to purchase goods the above line will do well TO call hsore
puchasing elsewhere All kinds OF repairing in this line OF
husu.ss neatly executed, by JOHN JAMlSON,
- 25j and 235! Geenwichst door above Murray
NEW GOODS AT THE NETWORK CASH
~ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, H2 Fulton ST..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRVING IN the city and wanting
an outfit will find their call and examine
extensive stock fashionable Cloths and Cassmeies togeh-
er with great variety of the richest Silks Chally and Mar
settles vrstngs selected from mportatonsloming
very desirable assortment Tor gentlemen and fashion 10
make their selections from the style and workmanship
of our garments challenge comparison with The most ex-
penye establishments the United States aud combining our
business exclusively cash. esbes TO our Gus
III the purchase OF their wardrobe
Cash on delivery and abatement prices Strict pune
tuaiity observed in filling orders
s JC.BOOTH co.
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Particular called 10 style OF business and
Office Goats also Travelling Frocks large assortment Of
''e ,9 sai ,ssr are 'e''' ''' w T. JENNINGS.
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SSdGy 4. B X D. SANDS Druggists, No. % Fulton st
q Eat Broadway, 273 Broadway IlG 2wS
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y Gentiemen's Summer Hats-Comprisms
u TIE various syles-arr now ready for inspection and sale
ne aubecriber. store, coruer Pine aud Nasssu-sts
nst 3a. BIRD
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS

and family receipts will particular attention. The very
best of medicines constantly kept hand anda competent
person always readiness, both night and day. to prepare
them the careful and scientific manner with scrupu-
lors re.1r 10 correctness.
LEO HE'S Of the best kind always kept for sale, they
will ba applied, hour By experienced psTson
MEDICINE CHESTS for sale of various patterns also,
filed and reitt-d in careful
MINERAL WATERS,
from Saratoga, of the Union Congress Pavilion and Iodine
Springs also White Sulphur and Settler Waters always
hand aud hacked transport with safety any distance
- East Broadway, OF Market st. n2' Inns
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~ Runker- ilI.-A Of ew-Engand desi-
nm, 70 oin in the Delegation to be present the Celebration
Oh Bnnker-fll the nth inst requested to nee at the
.scr House on Monday evening next O'Clock, for the
,,oose of taking such reference thereto may lie
deemed necessary.
b. order Of the Committee Of Arrangements,
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Cheapest Carpet store in the nc Snitea
"a 5Iae hole stock OF splendid patterns oil hIet ply
o s"aoie sgpenr lngrain CarpenG; all ci when nav
SaaY Other establishment the city.
E sa.nsn Ingram Carpeting. at Is. sd pr yard
r. ~ me Ingram Carpej,ng, al Is.
1--we live piy Caspeting, al S.
'SSs oii Cloth, apy widths az Is. per yard,
s, ANDERSON s DQBES, 90 bowery,
.s'esF first store above hes,et-st.
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70. The Packet Ship Wellington, for
London, will sail his Day saturday, 10Th inst, at y
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Splendid Summer Hats.-O FISH respect
1y Invites attention Of the public to his new style OF
e nap Fu Hats Of all shades and coo,s which Tor ele
'es shress durability, beauty of flush and style of brim
sao' ssarsd by any article ia the city. lehas also
sAme .:ylS sauu article OF light Beayrt Has and en-
"Sasl's assortment, Of !sshou Panama and Sporting Hats,
ORLANDO FISH, lS1 Broadway
!es Sis Two doors above the City Hall
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sssSs Particular Noaice.-Those persons having
OF any dsscrption dispose Of who are break
ihoase-keypig will ind ready sale any portion
yell goods. BY sending the address, calling upon
Anssiiee., Goods to any amount purchased.
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