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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

wAroHEs. IEWELRY { sILyER WAR

WATOHEQ JEWEIHI = bI1FBu WAHE
(, HvvovnI co OF the late nfm " BENEDICT
=. HAMMOND, VIII continue the selling and repairing
of hne Watches 81 the od stsna =" " hA'Ha"se
sn,rnncs frst door in William o.
10 .ddiion iiir former wsseleeisd stock they have
~. "a Anchor Escnpement Wach~s Of the frst quality.
Strangers yisiung the city, who wish % purchase "seh
.. Jewelry snd Silver Ware, viii Ind Il W their advantage
81. ,c.u and "a anime stock
HAMMOND having attended personally " he repairing
and FINE WATCHES, ia tie Las
sim OF BENEDICT HAMMOND, VAL continue 10 do so
In connection with ms present partner who has also estab
li.hs- a hig h reputation his profession.
Particular attention paid TO repairs VI MASTEL AND
OFFICE CLOCKS. JeZI 3awimis
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Summer fashions.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDRENS CLOTHING -
WI GEORGE T. GREEN, 10 Chatham-sr-et corner u
Pesrl-Wili keep constantly on hand FULL and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS BOYS and chill
ORENS CLOTHING, Of all descriptions, made Ia To
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE which hc would respect
fully invite OF those In want. As his ha1 made
arrangements receive CiofAs Cossn<r P<nss, &c. by
every packet and has secured the services Of experienced
Cutters he pledges himself W give perfect Satisfaction 10 all
who may purchase
NJ -Gamenis made to sydsr at tN sAerssa notice and
ruth ar,d pu ncfralfy. m2i isu
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MRS. MOW ATT

lust PUBLISHED, and for sale by all Bookseller
- EVELYN; OR. \ HEART UNMAskED. \ Tale OF
Domestic Life, by Ama Cora Mowait Auhorof Fashion"
a Comedy The Fortune Hunter" &C. In lyols., each
y isl lW
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ira AfOuRTH OF July Escarsion--sud

Morning Trip-The steamboat MUTU AL
SAFETY, Captain Lowber, viii leave Duanesireet at
O'Clock: Canastrcef past Hammond street At past
Delan y--reet 81 Market street al past g. and pier
No l. " r. at past AMER allowing sufficient time for
a battle IN the Ocean surf. the boat viii land at Fort Ham
ton md an opportunity given visit tins magnificent for-
fcaon now gsrrsoned By company of Flying Artillery
Afternoon Tnp-Wi leave Hammond street al 0clocn
Canal street At past l. Duane-reet AT past pier No
Raa kof ,; Markei-sireei a and Delaney street Al
pa. landing Coney Island and Fort Hamilton as IN The
morning.
Evening Coulhon Pariy-wl leave Hammond street al 7
O'Clock Canalstreet al past 7, pier No. v al pas
M4ketstreet ei Of and Delancy--treei AT g. and VIII
make an excursion down the Bay, landing the way up
For, Hamilton. Music Board.
The boat viii be spcndiily Illuminated IN the evening.
80 g. oil L,,c,,~.or u cents w
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~ SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.

L,-h.--.-i-- Tho sunday school Of the Allen street
VI. f. Church VIII make an Excursion
on Wednesday July OH. leaving the foot OF MerkeisL
NJ precisely O'Clock, A. NJ in the large and commodiou-
Steamer DELAWARE, Capt 7. III. Smith, which VIII pro-
coed down the Bay, through the Nauows, landing al But
ief- Point very beautiful aud commanding site on The
southwestern extremity of Staten Island. Afer remaining
there about four hours giving sufficient time of recreation
and refreshments the Boat Will return through Staten L.
land sound arriving In the city about O'Clock, thus afford
Ing delightful sail well me prospect Of TIE Bay
Harbor Government FOrcatOn, and the beautiful scenery
Of the Island AMI Sound. Ample accommodations have
been for the comfort and convenience OF many
Of the friends of the school may wish accompany it,
Tickets to be obtained A. A. Van Gelders Muse Store
93 BOwery Miss BrOwnees - Aen-st. and :. X. Spell
mans n Frst-sf Price 80 each-ChiTen haliprce
for which refreshments Will be furnished Should the
Their be- unpleasant the excursion will take place on the nrs
clear day w BITS
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Boston Auetion Sales.

OY p. 4 d. RICH, u and 81 Brosd-s,seet Bo.
ID ton SEMI ANNUAL SALE
ON WEDNESDAY, July 81
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS and HArS-20oo cssss
5oots Shoes Bogans and Hats comprising lhe most yaaa
Die and best selected assortment VI Goods of e hnd ever
offered at auction mylay
Every lot catalogue will be sod WITHOUT reseryr.
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Grifith's Chemistry and palton's Philosophy.

CHEMISTRY 90 THE FoUR ANCIENT ELEMESrs-Fut
i,r Faith and Uater-Fognded upon Lectures delivered
before Her Majesty the Queen by THOMAS GRIFFITH, Lee
turer on Chemistry hi - Barihoiomcws Hospital Illus
laled hy seventy engravngs The BOOK Of Philosophical
Experiments. illustrating the principal facts and curious
phenomena Of Electricity. Galvanisn. Magnetism Chea.-
nv Optics Heat. Nc-Mih introductory Observations %
each Science, and upward Of 80 Experiments BY j. ;
usLr0..
The above works are neatly printed clear type. via
about $50 engravng aud together sod a. The exceed
H. ly low prise o. = cents I'VE copies for 81
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F91 KTM DF Jrt 1r * EX pctlT

are FOR the Excursion, IS cents.
The Steamboat JANE, MADISON, Capt Charles Hal
stead VII leave NewYofk. from foo, of Rvington.treet
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 18th, al past O'Clock, Pike
street past Brooklyn, foot Of Mans 10 minutes past
Ihorns Pier before touching Per No !, Battery al
O'Clock. Warr-n-s- past g. Hammond-t. past and viii
remain al New burgh between and hours giving passen
time 10 dine visit ahngtOn Head Quarters, &c &c
Returning. VIII leave Ne~burgh al o'clock, and arrive
IN New-YOrk between and o'clock, Ia time to witness
the display OF FIREWORKS in the evening.
BAND or MI SIC i engaged for the occasion
~ The James Madison viii leave W.rrenst pier New
YORK. Saturday morning, July j al 10 O'Clock, for New"
burgh jyl ans
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n
~ MUNGER, Proprietor This cool. commodious and
fashionable public open. Iii directly adlOn-
ing thai celebrated medicinal fountain, Congress Spring and
commands healthy location and beautiful prospect
any similar establishment Saratoga Springs.
It's fare will be found excellent lie terms moderate,
and lis attendants prompt 10 meet the wishes OF It's pa
trons A. gentlemen and ladies' desire.
The proprietor his thanks 10 the public for the ber
atty heretofore extended him. and those who
may hereafter him. that he will not be surpassed in any
thing which reasonably contribute to the comfort en-
py of hi. ones I'm
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j CURSlONS-A sail across he Hudson River I" HOBO
KEN and then w.k the ELYSIAN FIELDS, along the
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores % r place
will prove easily ysie and attractive 81 All
RIiRAL EXCURSIONS That be made from the tiiy.
The Grounds presena charming aspect The trees being
a leaf and the soil covered with rich turf. The walks
In excent order having been considerably embeshe fT
present spring Tie Fcrry Boats from Barclay Canal and
Christopher completely lifted up with awning
and Night Boats from Hoboken 10 BMciaystr-e
until n o'clock. Ferriage 81 cents mylO 4uiusis-
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r.. FOURTH OF July EXCTR.

ss-st..--Si SION down the HaTbor and Lower Bay 70
---1- Sandy HOOK, II the weather will permit. IN
OF the iortfcauons In passing through the Marrow
also a view OF the Atlantic Ocean and Sandy Hoos Light
house. with all the different -cenerygviug passengers
opportunity enjoy the sesheeze passing Ire bays and
by the ver between the Island and the New Jersey shore
The steamboat NEW-YORK Capt Stone. viii leave Peck
-p on Friday afternoon. n O'Clock. Pier No J. y r. a.
h1i past and foot OF Chanber street A. o'clock Return
ing Ia tie Civ about O'Clock. Fare - for the
zion. suitable refreshments VIII be provided on board
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VIE CTLTIYATnR FOR LILY ln.l !

IL 5 unnecessary tO 20 MO the merits OF ms work j.
considered by Agrculri-- he the best WORK of the
kind published his country. >uh-cupuon prcr only
one dollar per year, complete sets Of The back volumes, a-o
single numbers can be- obtained Of
M III. MARK H. NEWMAN. 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

ITO PAINTERS. Merchants. and oihers--A youn-
man OF rccfab., education and moderate cIrcgusfaf
ce- situation al sign or Decorative painting. &c
where he would be- occupied about -ix eight hours
aav. or A. be has had considerable experience ID hl-
nes- li-hsving been engaged for wears clerk
A drug and PANT establishment In this cify-woulc be-
willing engage himself az most any permanent employ
meu that would be OF service % his employer and enable
him 10 pay his and confuue lbs studies 81 drawing &c
But moderate expected and satisfactory reference Civ
en- AfIrrss Errll n IN. nfhct. W Ii
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HISTORY OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.

lust PUBLISHED. No. y. 81 the above splendid work.
y containing beautiful aul highly finished >.ei IN
CRAVING one Of West Front OF New Trinity Church and
the otter StSierhsn ChuTc Til, number comp he
description Of JONAS and commences thai Of 81 George,
Churches. Price > cents.
lrl HsNRN NJ ONDIRDn\k 4 CO. y lnhn-.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EIHE W OhkS-k AhE " NNNS'
I,HE SUBSCRIBERS have opened large sssori'
msnt OF Fire Works which they sell as cneap as any
49, vs-s,s, " ~. r,tv W 4 X. BALLAGH,
No Chambers 81. corner Of Cnsihar 81
X Rise Works are No. / - I'M
L,IRE-M OkkS.-WHoLESALE AND hE MI
Jrt~. STATE. Laborsiory.-The subscribers have o.
hs-f and for sal, entire stock Of ersf fue os
comprising very general assortment which Tor nrsny o.
sppearsnc and real utility viii exceed any ever offered by
them ~ /, years. and II sold by weight VIII Ne found oy
perhaps 81 FER cent the chespes, IN me city.
Canton FIVE Crackers, &c IN soanssnce >..
GASSNER YOUNG,
Isl Chsihsm-st. opposite Chatham rh"sife,
Dealers in Groceries and Fruits and Agents tos he ceieors
ted Pavilion fountain Al Saratoga
B-Serpen and Chassrs being prohibited IN THIS city
O. Y will ouly receive orders for them rom the country
Ai NV
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m 18th July EXCURSION TO NV
3 es4l= NBRL NSWICK ND PERTH AMBOY,

from Barclay street Al . A. NJ "a, -.
The steamboat RARlTAS, Capt Isaac FISHER, VIII o.
the foot of Barclay street on Friday Morning Say VA H.
O'clock Tor The above places both the outer sna AZ
se passages afOrdnz pleasant views OF NE psy ~ r.
Dor Government Fortncsfons. Sandy hooh i.n M.
h.,,f All srenerv OF The Sound and kilns krfn,nnT ~
Rarifsu leaves New Brunswick al before 8. syliocs
smtov Al 3 o'cIock arriving IN The eify al oe.o.s
' - r.rs fcr he hole Excursion - crn's - =
E.ri'~. AMI part o( pleasure VIII hn' us On ~
he most pleasant and hesihfli Excursions Hale oH ' W.
iel3
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FANNY CAMPBELL,

4 ROMANCE or THE REVOLUTION BY Lcuen
n ant Murray.-Oni will be- exhibited f-lengfh
Portrait OF the Captain, with drawn sword IN one hand and
a ia staff IN the other. Published tAl- day, al
fRENCHS Publishing Hall. 20 Broadway.
And for sale nj all the Periodical Depoi- Price - cents
iyl
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miscellaneous.
FISHING, SEA BATHING, &C.

4 hNElN ltOtSE, NJ Js-ihs dtsraDIr summer re-
~ having been newly 'ehited and completely
vaed IL open for the The subscriber would
respectfully inform his friends, and the public generally, thai
he has leased the above premises and socs share OF he
patronage.
The steamer ORUS leaves Fulton Market slip daily for the
above House. o. H. WlLLlSTON,
U.aie OF In. York UDlsel
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fourth Of 1nln.
FIREWORKS. rraE.wonxs,

Mr. EDGE respectfully informs tie public thai rs
scae attempted in tins country he Is now fully pre-
pared furnish Ces. Towns Puolc G.ra~ns rhrsrr-
Parties with Pyrotechnc Displays varying N price frr
81 TO $500. comprising the ros brilliant vxexssed
fires and appropriate Designs Mr. T. Will odd u his
display this season four entire New Coors. never before
hb,lsS! 10 The pubca rich Csmine, Royal Purp- Maroon
and Msxerne Blue. unknown 10 Other Pyrorhnisl n
b. No Agents. iSAAS EpcE Jf
-xap 81. Pyrotechrisi. J-rsev CITY.
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J J., w. c,,P',SS,x secreiare-.


" Summer Hnts.-O FISH Halter, Isl Broad
way respectfully invites me attention of the public
full and fresh assortment Of elegant light and durable Sum
Hats, Of various qualities ana prices, finished up
superior manner and for beauty OF shape and ceapnes-
equaled Those yet unsupphed viii DO wen 70 call and
iNj q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GAR.

"a DIN FouI day. only, coniienclng Monday, Juhe
pih-SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening Al
O'Clock and Wednesday afternoon 81 o'clock. The
aver taxes pleasure in announcing farther engagement
with HARREWAUKA the celebrated NEW-LEALAND
CHIEF the BAY ISLANDS the only specimen OF the
Cannha ever In America. In addition, GREAT
WESTERN, and MRS. WESTERN, who appear IN an en-
tire new and original piece. The BLIND FIDDLER, Mt
Conoyer, and several others. An enormous serpent.
Admission % cents Children under 10 years .2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
History of the silk Culture

Tgr SIX CULTURE UNITED sTArfs.-Em
bscnr complete Of the latest and most approved
mode NJ Haiching Rearing sud Feeding the >AkN orn
Managing Cocconery. Keeling, spinning and Manuisc
rng of the SILK &c Ac-Wih Historical Sketches Of n.
SIX Business. Natural History Of the SEWOnn. the Ma
berry &c illustrated BY numerous ensrasines " Ma
chn,rv and Processes and Manual OF the SIX Culture.
Price . cents: FIVE copies for 81
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~ .,GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION

on rOAtth OF july ON NiuF fioph
Llght-af0rlng passengers tine view Of
the ocean aud Highlands Of Neyerslnk.
The splendid and cOmmOdou- steamboat DELANA ARE,
Capt F. H. Smith, viii make the following excursions on
Friday, July nh, 1885, VIZ
Morning Ercnrfon-Nill leave Catherine Ferry Brook
Ism. az ~ O'Clock Deancyst "a, Pkes b Pier No J. "
R. "a. Canal--t 81. HammOnd-si O'Clock.
afternoon ErcuflionN III leave Catherine Ferry Brook
Ism j.. O'Clock PlSe-st l. Deancyst p Hammond a. 2.
Csnas =, and Pier No North river At O'Clock proceed
ny down the Bay through the Narow- 10 on sandy HOOK
light. Ian Ing each return passage Al Chiffon DocA
Erening Ercurson.-WiI leave Catherine Ferry Brook
lvn al o'clock Deancy-sr H. Pise--t u Pier No. North
rger7f Cana . g BammOnp--i. 3D. and lyths y ocOcH,
proceeding down the Bay the Naro"s and return
ing 70 the early hour in The evening Refreshments
viii be- furnished liberal scale by the wen snown csIeer
Nj Iohn Golfer Fare fOrracn excursion . ~ 3l-f
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CLYsIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.-free E,hi.


IL hion every afternoon, commencing on TUESDAY Jul.
it, O'Clock. MIR McCsriy has the pleasure Ia announce
that he Ia. made arrangements for short time WIN MAJ
Justly true and celebrated tAhlR or ANGELINA, and
the extraordinary and accomp she'd Prince OF all oies
YOUNG FRANCISCO whose beautiful and Instructive Hin-
doc Festivities have been the wonder and admiration OF ali
Europe America and the Indies Also he has me pleasure
10 announce an engagement with that admired Vocalist aud
Dancer MISS DELLA EMONS. The entertainments VIII
commence with young Francisco. woodworking flndOo
Festivities selected from his grand Magic Cabinet Among
which will be- found the following Egypiian Rings, Mystic
Figure the Maiers Glove, Robes OF Endor Cahaisue
Boxes Dvinaon OF Gobcs, Annihaou of Balls and he
Fakirs Ouandi.h supper Amer which he VIII iniroduc.
the Indian Games aer the manner Of Indians OF Mabar
lntenission OF hall hour Dancing ana singing by Miss
EmOns. The anusomenis will conclude with Franchises
elegant Mechanical exhibition OF the celebrated Acro>
Family in Miniature consisting OF the following Minones
ls Hogan the Graceful Mag 3D. Joseph, the Chimes,
Clown 3d. Maryo, the Navel Dancer. ith. Gardener.
Ia Euser. Sh Al0nzo, the Equhbris'. 9TH tyall the
Mystic Girl. It'll Great Western as Peeg Smasrlrl Al
which, the Burlea entitled Old Crimes aud his WIFE, To
be performed by several OF the figures. The New York
Brass Band has been engaged, and will play every alter
noon. jy3 Sis
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I EMONADE PITCmERS.-A. noihii

IL than Iced Lemonade j. 10 be drank tomorrow there viii
he great demand for H. and great Pitchers VIII be needed
10 contain the beverage IN sufficient quantities.
Our celebrated BRITANNIA PITCHERS Just the Thing
the OCCASION The largest of sufficient capacity 10 hold
several quarts, II not The covered perfectly
safe, there is danger OF children falling IN them when
the lid shut and then the quantity Of Ice that be pun
into of the pitchers It's enough TO chill to think
ofui
Please call to-day att Buring Slip where they
featured and sold wholesale and retail by
ia pnAthnAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

% FARM FOR SALE Situated Rumson Neck,
- Shrewsbury Y. J. containing 30 acres, IN good con
dluOn, fenced with locust posts and cedar and che--
rails. small heds well wsered by neyer-fains
The soil generally well suited 10 erase, gram
and market gardening. The Dwelling House IL nearly
e centre OF the Farm, overlooking the whole OF H. with
view Oi the al dining kyeralso OF The Ocean, three mile.
distant. The lious- large convenient aud bnlt u The
Desi materials finished, ana containing Is rooms, hall
through u feet wide, dry cellar paved, under the
whole The Out Buildings numerous and convenient.
comprising Oufhiichen, wood, ice and houses
crIb- shops large and substantial barn, TO which IL
attached saw-nli gristm, co5-cracxer, thfesher and
w-crre driven by wind power an observatory %
feet "A milk house through which stream " pure
spring water With head and heel sufficient 10 do tn.
cnurning Of large dairy also trnanbo with gar
deG-, we- Ac.A Ame-kiln for burning shells, OF which
quantities can be easily procured. An sppe-orcharf
" about 100 trees young one OF The choicest kinds, Of
bearing About 10 acres OF thrifty Wood land in which is
numerous growth Of locust
The Farm bounded by water noted for ne oysters and
rs Tue situation believed To be healthy 10 be
found and combine advantages exceeded by few, by
any In the state about miles from Red Bank, and
Eaton Town Landing The Crops Stock, Tools &C.
may be- had with the Farmland possession in short tune,
desired Threeicurhs OF the pnrchase-money may re-
main on mortgage. For farther particulars, apply 10
X. CORNELL WHITE, III Pearl-st n. Y OF
y3G ROBERT WHITE, Jun on the premises
-. TO LET-The Store No. No % Lispenard-sueei--
M an excellent stand for boo, and shoe store tior'
shop, general agency an intelligence Office II, 81,
-ing business or any that requires proximity %
Broadway: Inquire a No "a Lispenard street al %s r
A. NJ, or from to p. NJ. 1,,
IE p.fl.
"a. lie Hon-e No iI3 Broadway 3 by 20 feet boz
- room, are ntied with gas nsnres, snu u :,
Benches and Pulpit Rem, low. Apply " - - g,s
al 9 o'clock A. " or PIP. NJ =
-. XyaN1EiD-A modern built br,cx houss ~ 80
La fI lor IN Zee the neishorrood % r i ,ees.
- p,a,dyyav between 2 zhth and foens~h ~, -
Also, several usc -e"'s ''' A j. BLEECkEK,
particulars, Apply :" BROAD street. Waist
Jy5 o.. Ill. y, "a
~ ., feT he summer months or onsef ~ o'e.ns
c. about from Tie steamboat S sna,ss ,ne e I s1s
the Post oiee iH' jy3d
misses
THE UPPER PART Of neat House wan,ed
"a i1r small family who are AZ presen, eosfang IL
more room than they require. would fnd This good
oooor,snify by addressing note 10 b. tribune ONCE
jySue -
- APARTMENTS WANTED, IN the lower pni
- sou having such may hear VI tenant by adress
ing Retrospect Lower Post Oce, stating real name and
lor.iion OF tie Apartments US 1t
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IT, ,FOIKTH or July ExCUK-

4.
BURGH-Landlng a. Caldwelfs Van
Courand'- DOck fPeek-kil.l Cold spnng and Cornw ALL
The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain c. Is. Armstrong
viii leave the steamboat pier te fOos OF Warren street
on Friday Morning, July ih a half past o'clock the
foot ~ Amos before o'clock and the pier foot Of
18th street. North River a. O'Clock
Passengers visiting West Point and Newburgh win
be- agreeaby entertained. At the former place the Ca
dei- may b. encampmen and al the latter efforts
have been spared 10 get up Imposing &c .ebrsuon.
Fare for ile Excursion - cents.
Returning. the boat VIII leave Newburgh al O'Clock p
VI landing Al The above places and ia the city time
20 witness the display Of Fireworks.
Band n- Ml--r i med for he ncca..nn. Ll
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NEw-YOKK PEALE's) MUsEUM.-Bro'

WY UPfV-II" NIIy IfhIL =. -. =.
Four days only. commencing Monday, June 30th SPLEN
DID PERFORMANCES every evening at 81 O'Clock,
and Wednesday afternoons at ,. The FORTUNE TEL
LER. MAD. ROCKWELL, who may be consulted private
y regarding the Past Present and Future Events at an
ira charge Of only shilling. The Manager has On
gagged the famous Mr. WINCHELL, the great deineator
also Miss ;. T. ADAIK, charming Vocalist, and LA Pr
TiTE AMIE, Danseuse
Ticket. on, Shilling without distinction Of age ie30
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- PRIVATE sAl.E..-Seversl splendid bUildins
= Sites The rosd leading from Jersey Cry Bergen
- Point, tCommunipsw heishfs) being the nnest We've
II New York City, Bay and Hsrbor, TO be found in his VI
entity.
Also, . valuable House and out holdings. Lot s 70
Jersey Civ Roads Known a. The Corners North Bese~-
ApplyO 4 ). BLEEChEk,
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-
JOSIAH RIcHARDs, Asesses.s
Is 90 Brosiwx-Lbsrsl esAA sivsneicsz nsis Oa
''''sn'A' Srw.YoRK FALL TRADE SALE
rrEspAY' r S,s A s.s q SOCKS srEslorYpE
PLATES. ke NIL commence At The seoss dse
The sale Of saonny Paper ke WI Be he'd - asa. On
iaSoss.s .sosd Se furnished BY i 'ay usnl when s
TAs .Vses. VII Re made on receipt q ocSs.
At PRIVATE SALE
Asrge aasortmsn, Of Standard Mseelsnecas xn' ss0'
COTTON 4 GO. Auction AMI cema'.s.os Mee-
chants NoA us rs.ion srre, and ~ Ana sSrss<-Lh.
era saTAae-' male 90 sons'snmens ard prompt re'afn'
made. THIS DAY July 5. Al ioi c'elocs,
A. 81 Rcd street.
smsx.,F ssLs o. Dsvss. Mso,elss &C Complains
Jars, Bottles fix,nrrs. &C.
Also SaH,y Of hes. . ssra1sre .ase >; sos.s.
China and Glass Ware, NC. &C.
by JAMES VI. MILLER, "WEDNESDAY. JAY
ID 8, az y O'Clock, al The Merchants Exchange
LARGE SALE or BROOKLYN LOTS. b order Il
he Trustees Of the Jackson Estate, snown Home
,lead consisting Of several hundred Lots situated fc
lafayette, pekss Portland and e,Ioa Aysness .ns
aui-s,recis. Also. TWO los on NNshN street. and one
Lot on John street sonleaS"s zee. 's 7s .0,.
,ory TILE .ndspulsh.e. Terms liberal and made known
Al the sale Maps may be hai al The oce Of Ire Aaesou-
>''e' FRIDAY Jaly IS. isaA
Nlso'e.ocA al the Merchants ENchsnec.
VII be sold under the d.recuOa ~ PHO I. NlKres,
u,,,.r IN Ch.ncery al thai Lease made by the rrny
Church % Geo Wssson MAY |, 90 yns IA ~ NAta
Ward and BEN. par, Of sni es' 10 si.' y = e., ss
III Easerly In front by Hudson street. South oy Lo > Ns1
IA the by alley running rcm Snn'ornsf = .i,s
cSr,apher street., S~.ng IN iron, y IS , ,h'
North side and g. feet on Ike >oathery SIDE or 'ne ss
more OF les> - ------------
Try JAMES NJ. MILLER: ". MEpNsspar, ~