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s.xn<s ere some diseases W men
care regular an temperate habits may enaoe Us 70
h,, he,e re others wtch foresight can PreVeh'-hom
which will ensure our asr.nr vsih n, r,o,e
Oh ,hsn snv family heir loom. from parent to child,
,hron vi successive generations vi s cas- are
sn1er and considerable number OF ous, eanoun as
dss many erptive conpl aints But each and al
nav "a believe be arrested permanently by The
VI SaRsAPARrLLA OF course, their eradication
~, 81 more difficult than tina, OF some less deeply seated
S.ors,rs but by perseverng and regular adherence 70
~ dirtons for taking the medicine. with sirct attennon
" det regimen kc believe tia, In mos; instances ra
Sesl cre may be depended upon In such case, cdTen
vet on born be benefited by sASDss sARsPARILlA
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. q y.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fuonsireet New ON
Sold z73 Broadway, II East Broadway and by Drg
gss generally throughout the United States rnces 81 per
bottle. Six bottles for 81
~ EAST INDIA HAIR DyE.-This is. beyond a doubt
one OF the remarkable chemical discoveries o. nooen
ez II co!os the hair and yet the skin s perfectly sse
from s influence Red grey HAIR WI. become oarh.
brown or et-blsck aner one appAcauon MoeoVe' f'
advantage possessed by the East Indian Hair Dye Is is
nav be applied night, while The head rests on e pr
low of repo-e. This Dye IS prepared by Dr. 'os'1ca %
self the celebrated chemist whose text BOOK - u-eu IA ~
he. College. trou ghOut Great Britain and America 500
ouly at q Coursnd-st Also Hsys inneni wsrrsnied 20
cure any Of Piles. ComsiOcks EAiraei "
for purifying the blood &c. Pnee only ~ eehs w 49,
or six bottles for 81 slze as others charge 80 O'-e
saving Of 81 The Indian Vegetable Elf a,a Ll s ~
warranted 10 cure OF Rheumatism or oou- ly9 u
Sortcr-A REMEDY FOR DEAFSEss-Ihe success winch
ha. followed the use OF DR.. McNars Acoustic vi IN curing
Deafnes. ia Truly astonishing We can pronounce II sure
20. 81 for ali pains buzzng noises continued sounds &c
which are but symptoms Of approaching DEAFNESS Inssi
20. are aiy coming knowledge Of reInar abe cures
of IS and Of . years standing by the use OF
I ,lss wonderful OIL
C.uTIoS-Beware Of base and dangerous counterfeis
Tim genuine sold only al Nc. q CourilandsL Jyi u
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~ SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.
sA4k<uc -Tbe SUNDAY school Of lhe Alien sueet

NJ T. Church win make an Excursion
on Wednesday, July oh, leaving tho foot Of Markets
At precisely ce.cc., ~ IN The barge and eonmodloas
,tramer DELAWARE, Capt z. II. Smith, which viii pro
iced down Bay, through tbs Nsnows, landing al Bot,
er- Point very beautiful and commanding sits 90 he
extremity VI staten Island. After remslnag
here about four hours giving sufficient time for
nd refreshments the Boat viii return through Staten L.
and sound arriving IN u city about O'Clock, thus soed
M delightful Ell well hns prospect VI the Bay
HsrDor government For3cauons, and M beautiful scenery
n The Island and Sound. Ample recommendations have
,en secured for the comfort and u a. many
II he ends Of the school may wish 10 accompany
Tickets TO be obtained A. A. Van Gelders Nnslc Store
30 Bovesy; Misc Brown.ees lB Alen-st and - r. Spe-
mans ia FTsts Price 50 cents escb-Chdrso hslfpres
which refreshments viii be furnished. should the
her be unpleasant the excursioa VIII take Place 6sst
lear day. jyz Sos,
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NOR THIS WEEK ONLY.-Mr COLI

i viii give PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS GRATIS 10 -ach Incl
vdua purchasing copy OF ms Gems OF Penlnansnp,
thorough sefgude tie Caigraptc art IN all is various
branches Price elegantly bound IN calf and gilt fiye Dol
ars just published and for sale al his Writing Rooms.
2gs Rrosdvsv corner Of Readestreet GodsmifI- sy-
ten of Mercantile Penmanship." Price p cents.
From the Broadway Journal
GoIDsNfTH's WRirI~G AC,DENy.-Of Mr. GOidsmiths
gh qualifications as a teacher It Is unnecessary TO say
word His OF Penmsn-p" speak Al least one large
volume IN hs praise The daily press admits hs a. pro
lessor Of the talgrapc art he ha- rival ON ih cont
nenl and diplomas Of the American institute awarding
ln the highest premium for of hand penmanshp. are SUN
cen evidence that among the best judges his skill Is large
~ appreciaied. ~
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miscellaneous.
TO PRINTERS.

TTNYPF NDRY and Printers Furnishing WarehOusc.
i The Subscribers have opened Type Foundry 10
the CITY New York where they resdy to supply
ders 10 any for any Kind OF job or sncy Type and
every article necessary for q Printing Ofce The type,
which are cast in new rnouds from entirely SCI OF
rnairxe- with deep warranted 10 BE- un-ur
passed hy any and will be- sold Al prices 10 suit the times
Printing Presses Furnished and also Steam Engines OF the
mos, approved patterns Composition Rollers cast for
printers
presses and do light work.
COCkCROFT 4 OVEREND, No GO Ann-sree
i paw New York
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NrOTICE,-The creditors of the ate hnn Of C. 4 O.
HUDSON. of Nicksburgh, Mississippi, embraced IN he
class OF their assignment. notified ta NE udet
signed Assignee of their estate VIII be the Aston House
SewYork Wednesday the OH inst and ri The fremont
House Boston Thursday the ION INST 70 make paymen
,f fbe dividend on said estate. BEN JOHNSON,
NJ Su.s Assignee of Z. 4 O. Hudson.
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sI,HE FAKMEK'> AND EMIt:kANT'> Hand
i Books. APPLETON co. have just published The
Farmers and Em grants Hand Book, being 1 and com
Clearing OF Forests and Prairie Land, Gardening, Farming
generally Farery Cookery and The Prevention and Cure
d Diseases with cOpiOus HINT, Receipts aud Tables By
j. T. Marshall. / vol limo. IAusraled-el.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
STABLE ECONOMY Treatise on the Management
OF Horses in relation TO siablng, Feeding NaierEg Ind
Working By John Stewart Professor OF Veterinary Me-
scine-rom the ;ird English edition Revised and Adapt
III 10 American Food and Climate by A. B. Allen, Editor Of
th- American Agriculuris Illustrated with - Engrsyings;
vol l2r1o. 81
.ung the excellent directions for -a5ing and using
Horses this OF Stevats II ia invaluable rade
necuus for all " ho nave the luxury Of a stable
Evening Mirror
RURAL ECONOMY in ifs relations with Chemistry,
Physc and Neurology Chemistry applied to Agncul
ure By j. T. Boussangau.f, aied with by O..
Law. l vol limo. 500 pages-Sl 30
The peru-al Of this work viii aid the Farmer greatly In
obtaining practical and scientific knowledge Of his profess
SION fjysl American Agrculrur1st
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II bi'lon every Afternoon commencing al O'Clock
Mr. McCary has the pleasure TO announce lhst ne he
made Advancement. for shor, time with that Justly ru,
and crebrated PAKIR OF ANGELINA, and the extra
ordinary and accomplished Prince OF all onders III 10
FRANCISCO whose beautiful and instructive Hin
doc Festivities have been the wonder and admiration o
Europe, America and the Indies Also he has the pleasure
engagement with that admired vocalist anc
Dancer MISS DELLA EMMONS. The entertainments WI
commence with young Franciscos wonderworAing fiino'
Festivities. selected from his grand Magic Cabinet Amonl
which will be found the following Egyptian Rings. Mysii'
Figure. the Mstens Glove Robes OF Endor, Cahslisuc
Boxes Divinaton Of Cobles Annhilsion of Balls and the
Fskirs Outlandsh supper Ater which he will lnroduc.
the Indian Games ser the OF Indians OF Msiab
lntermisson half hour. Dancing and Singing by Mis-
Emmons. The smusements viii conclude with Francisco
elegant Mechanical exhibition of the celebrated Acrobs
Family Miniature the following Maroneus
ls Hogan the Graceful Msgi %. Joseph. the Chinese
Clown. 81. Marvo. the Naval Dancer 4th Gardener.
"a Elsler 5h Aionzo. the Equilbrist 9TH Fyal, th.
Mystic Girl It'll Great Western, as Peeg Smsshum Al
which, the Burea entitled Old Grimes and his Wife &c
be performed by several OF the figures OConnell III,
celebrated tattoo dancer engaged. The New York Brass
Band has been engaged. and will play every afternoon
y. Il. The performances will be changed daily iy7 81
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FOREIGN PORTS

ships Bruius for Boston Olive and Elizs. ste,iis-
Wind w
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|. PICONIC HOUSE, 0reenpor., Long 1.

7 IOHK IsIHHus
M "a hours ride on ths Long Island Railroad Cars.
- will land you within tO feet VI this new Hotel.
Just finished and furnished completes every pafor has
bedroom attached house 10 large and airy; beds all
new , parlor furnished with new piano-fors; and ts
whole arrangements Of ths house such ~ Is calculated to
hor period. The table shall be second nones that V
TO be desired luxury Of fishing be had in n
reenporf Pconic Bay 100 feet from my door, u certainly
one 81 the ghl bays for sailing In s whole
ry-the story about lobsts' e1u eAewdsr Se can better
explain IN Ire dining than newspapers and have
he advantage OF fresh supplies from New York every
ing by railroad In addition To our home MARKET may b
presumed the thing will be done sP rsM.
Terms VI Board, ei26 per dsy-O per week.
JOHN q. WEBB
Ps The house will accommodate about 10 bosrdera
I'LL x.au.. LII
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CIRCrIT COURT UNITED STATES, J

~ 3D. l8i5-B. q. Wilder, Is. Richard Marvin and others
Action against the defendants for violation OF the plaintiffs
rights secured 10 him By Patent for making the celebrated
Sslamauder Safe The plaintiff moved 10 bring this
cause for trial before the jury called The coun-
for the defendants made earnest application 10
uu of the cause Ill next of ih- Court, which
eucs the lat %, November urging that they
not prepared to try the This mouon was resisted By
the counsel for the plaintiff The Court IN consideration Of
the reason. urged by the defendants put on the I'll
the next term but ordered the defendants 10 pay the costs OF
the Ter lNf
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PLEASANT SUMMER READING.

PLEASANT SUMMER READING.
LNOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.
l. Eothen or Traces OF travel in the Eas'...... 81
THE pcAed book OF the season"
2 Mary Schweider, The Amber Witch ............ 81
"A beautiful and pure fiction
g. Undine and Sinram BY Fouque. ................ 20
The rare-t essence Of romantic genius"
t. Imagination and Fancy. By Leigh Hunt 81
A delicate volume OF Illustrative criticism"
5 The diary of Lady W.ough5y. ................. p
"Thougha fiction. OF profound religious interest"
G. Hazt's Table Talk, Men, Things, &c paris. 10
Most brilliant papers Of sparkling writer
T. Headlong Hall and Nightmare Abbey. .......... 5s
Lively and pquant satlncal Sketches"
g. The French IN Agiers. ~
Full Of stirring Incident and anecdOe"
Ancient Moral tales from the Ge-ia Rom. ~
The stories very beautiful and moral"
TO- Crescent and the Cross By T. Warburton, parts 90
A truly delightful work from first 10 last"
H. TIE Age OF Elizabeth By W. Hazlu............
Full Of originality and genius"
u Journal African Cruiser. -
Quite a refreshing and delightful work"
- Tales. By Edgar A. Poe. %
Characteristic tales OF thrilling interest"
H. Letters from Italy. By j. T. Headley. 81
The best book Of navels ever published here
Published and for sale by
iy4T. WILEY & PUTNAM, 16l Broadway.
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HISTORY OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
lUSr PUBLISHED, no V. Of The above splendid w2f.'
containing two beautiful and highly finished stee. IN
cravings one OF the Front Of New Trinity Churcn enc
the other Of ST. stephens Church This number W
description OF S. JOHNS and commences uia on o.
'p ,va ~ HySRy N oypERDoNK co, Is John st
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4bors Of The day Fsre Tor he whole e1cusion q c u
49, FOR THE FIsHlNG BANKS
E&ax=xcT bs Steamboat MUTUAL SAFETY Capt

s11sE LowsER, Will make TIP To the Fishing
DOT of Duane O'clock; foot Of CsnsIstrret Of
quarter past foot OF Hammond stree. d half past foot
u Delaney street foot Of M1ketsuset q quarter pest
Z, and pier No. !, North River, al bali psst g.
Fare Tor the excursion g cens Dinner provided on board.
On her return IRON the Fishing Bsnks passengers Will be
his extensive foruncsiion Bs famished grsfis Lines
an be had on board . small charge Regular fishibg
Bank Will be continued every Tuesday Thurs
day and Friday during the summer
fhe Mutual fsfety be chartered for Picnic Psrsss
and excursions reasonable srns by applying to the Cap
ain 90 board, OF 10
III x ii. SCHULTZ, COZ Duane and West su
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No. OF THE TREAsthh 0t HlsT ie
from the close OF the reign Of Richard Cpur de Lion
reiher with the regns of John. of Henry Ill., Edward l.,
Edward H. Edward Ill, and Richard H., to the reign OF
Henry w. the first since the darn and cruel superstition
4 the Druds " no dguste and horfed the inhabitants Of
England with the awful sight Of teOwcreature yielding
up hs breath amid the lneiable of the sacrlhca
asmes !" (p 5i3 The work deepens In interest 1t pro-
ceeds and bids fair form OF the most valuable works
History
Price . cts per No Published and for sale by
lei DANIEL ADEF. lO7 Futonst
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, being DESTROYS Of doing all In
their power sustain the Government in Is experiment
Of giving cheaper hostages, hereby give notice that on and
after the first day Of July next naIabk matter uArsr
either open or in envelopes, In wrappers, will be re-
ceived any Of their Offices for transmission by Express or
otherwise Positive instructions will be gwen TO their
refuse mai.sDle matter under whatever giise
may be offered LIVINGSTON WILLS,
Ncw-York and Buffalo Express
New-York lime q ie45 ie23 stiyl5
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SODA BISCUIT AID SUGAR oRAoKsRs:

SODA BISCUIT ALL oOSAA SAASAS8o:
JVHE sutecrber wsbss make Known the pubic, ths
much on ths blseuit and crackers which cold N ~
INV Nv ts shove names entirely different from ~ SODA
;isCUIT snd SUGAR CRACKERS made Il h. bshsy,
which have ben used BY invslds particularly hoss wno
sst resuits while The imitation, winch b neds ~
sss ps1cr hcush perhaps good for persoe scsn ~
,hoy unfit fos ts SICK The above bIsccIY sna
NArsa CRAcgEas PiLoT end NAVY BnsAo, ~ o. - -
ualy. ars eocce.nty Sos s.is = - yTusncwn ssssne
q - ISHRxIh Ss1ApwkhN IN
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
SATURDAY, 7. VI.

Neither Of the Brokers Boards held sessions TO
day In the street some small transactions were insdr
previous TO the Texas news at about previous rates
In Exchange there is very little doing, and the
market is heavy
From the 9th to 3Oth June inclusive the exports
from this Port were
In American vessels ...-...-..-.-.-s5 3Ov- ~
In foreign -.----.---.---. J<'oo' -
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: ..r-~ ,DkLIGHTFuL EXCURSION .

III 4f7W7N ule Lower bay aud on SAndv HOOK LIYht
The and comm0di.Jus steamer della
WARE Capt r. H. smith, on Monday afternoon, July 7th,
viii leave the foot VI HarnnondsI q "a o'clock Cans
at q; MarketsL 81 Pier No. ~ r. stSi O'Clock, pfoo~a
ng down the Bay through The Nsrows To Oh Sandy HOOK
Light returning the City by "A o'clock. THIS will give
passengers fine view 81 the Ocean, Forlhcstons aud
me refreshing and healthy breeze ssr the business and
.ho,. ~ ,he day Yare Tor the whole excursion Is IL
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OFFICE OF TIE Merchants FIRE lis. Co.
No. ~ WallstreeL !
nIyIDEND-The Board Of Directors OF the Merchants
~ Fire Insurance Company have his day declared semi
annual Dividend OF -Four per Cent on the Capital siOcs
PAYABLE on and after the ljlh
fhe Transfer Book will be closed from the 7h 18Th
met. ~ H. MULLEN, Sec ~
Vey.York Julv J. l95 ly7 Wv
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS,


IMPORTED PER ACADIA-Amod'- Collected Mscel-
llaneous Works, vol Svo->3 30.
Becker, Charcles. translated by Meicalf. l2mo-s3 %
Gregov's Organic Chemistry, l2mo-s2
stewards Medical Notes on Insanity, l2mo-l %
Guthrie on Catnact-l p
Burden Creation.
Harding on Art. timely Illustrated, | vol folio.
Burton's Lectures Ecclesiastical History, edition,
? vols-sL
Fox's Lectures to the Working Classes, vol III ~
Souvenir of the British Chess Club-l2mo-l 81.
Thomwaite- Guide to Photography 8vo-l
Practical Sermons by Eminent Divines. vol - 23
Appendix to Palmers Orgines Briianncr-i5 eta.
Arnold on Eiott's Horr Apocslyptcr-62 Cts
Specimens of Ancient Church Paie-S6 So
Spencer's Poeticsl Works. MoXon's new edition.
Smiths School Dictionary Of Aniiquiiies-2 Is
Wisdom and Genn. Of Burke, l2mo-3
APPLETON co. Importers, 200 Broadway.
In Press Arnod'- Miscellaneous W0rSs-Smiihs
School Dictionary OF Aniquues-Lumpfs School Latin
Gr.mrs, On iy7 2fi-
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HURRAH FOR MRS. oAUDLE!
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED.

TNHE LIBRARY OF CHOICE READING, NV. Con
j tanning Leigh Hunts Indicator. The Indicator amls-
ceany for the fields and the Preside BY Leigh Hunt In
two parts Part l. First American Edition. Price ~ cts
The reader may get very good idea Of Leigh Hunt
conversations very agreeable paper he has lately putt
shed called the Indicator than which, nothing can be more
happily conceived or eNecuied."-Ia:lms Essay " on the
CoRrers1fi0n Of iuttoTs.'
d" Many OF Hunts illusions in the Indicator show, that II
had devoted himself exclusively 10 that mode Of writing
he nhers Of the spirit OF steele than any man since
hi. time--fha.hn on the Prose style Of Poets"
a most agreeable miscellany, which, from It's fancy
whim iveliness and mmor will remind the reader OF tie
best essays of Steele, Addison, and Bonnet Thornton
London Times.
There can be- but one opinion of their merit and interest
they can read and rereed with fresh pleasure
Neir Monthly Magazine.
Full Of fine perception Of truth and beauty they deserve
place every library whether town county,
~ Gazette Published aud for sale BY
wit WILEY 4 PUTNAM. i6l Broadway
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'TNO NIEf I1NNI(N NNO 'TfV TFTNTN - y
sale Sean Eng me. So horse power win circular ana
scroll attached. with Lses Tor turning wood IRON ana
brass The machinery is fine order, ami VIII be- sold "a
bargain MAY li3 Wooster street. IN the rear
where terms vii be- made known, at 20 Wafer t. y75ns
GOVERNMENT LETTER BALANCES.-The
NJ agent Of Stephenson Howard DAVIS Tor The above
Balance l. now receiving the orders Of saOners and ohers
and " III have supply from The manufacturers in avery few
DAYS book store OF Paine Burgess, 90 John street
iy7lw-
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER.
lust RECEIVED, al WIN. TayloTs No. Asior House
large and varied assortment OF Foreign Pictorial and
other papers among which viii be- found the following.
Pictorial Times dates.
London illustrated News, dates.
do Punch, or London Chanvar, ? dates.
Great Gun opposition 10 Punch, dates.
Bells Life in London
London Weekly Despatch
Wilmer 4 Smiths European Times
Dublin Nation, lafes, date, June 10, for u etc.
The Aas aud Sal the other English papers for sale whole
sale or retail by tyi) WIN. TAYLOR, No Astor House.
ENGLISH PAPERS
DY THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sTRlNGER Co
ID viii keep their establishment open until 10 O'Clock tn.
day. supply their >UBscRIBERs and CUSTOMERS with the
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS. They have received the fol-
lowing:
London illustrated News, Pictorial Times,
London Punch. Bells Life,
Great Gun, Dublin Nation,
Wilmer Smiths European Despatch,
Times, Dublin Freemans Journal,
Chas " liner. News Letter Sunday Times.
We have received full supply Of all the various Papers
and Magazines by this arrival
BURGESS, sTRINGER x co.
- Broadway corner Ann-st-
No. } LOVE MATCH viii be published tomorrow, 9Th
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a MrRICAN NIIsEUM. and Erial Gsrden--E very

isv sSs Evening hi. wr~,s Commencing Monday, July
TIL slNSplendd performances every evening az O'Clock
ard "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons al Il The mana
ger takes pleasure in announcing . with HH
aussy the celebrated New Leslxnd Chief from the BAY
Of Islands No will give his native War Dance IN costume
Also. iusi placed Camera Obscurs on The top oi tts
Museum ch can be- seen al trifng extra charge OF SIN
csnts-Grea, Western and Mrs Western VIII sppesr IN al
entire piece Mr. Nelson. the tenor singer; MI Conc
yer The vocalist. Miss NJ r Adsir vocalist: La Petite Car
line. ianseuse with Living serpent Wax Figures Ae &c
Admission > cen;a Children under 10 years l2f Gems