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Gitnations, &f. Wante0.

\VANTED.-Empoymer rs a Travelling Agen-in
w Vermont and Northern NewYork would be preferred
by young who is determined to give iaconio
all who may ennst him with business. He lling
undertake collections sales procuring subscriptions &c
commission. Reference given Address A ;. H. at ths
Office. iyi lwis
WANTED.-JOb frntng.-An eighty acre lot of Land
w in Michigan, well located will be sold reasonable, and
job of Printing taken in payment An interview may be
had az lis NassausL Saturday. July 9TH, from u 10
O'Clock y. NJ IT.
WANTED-A young from Tie country with from
w $50 500 To engage IN safe and profitable business
already established whiChyeds average proh, Of IS
$50 per week. " =. young with the above
will be engaged Clerk nj SO week. This is a good OPP
poriuniy any young wishing engage in business
For particulars address directed A. III. the Office
this paper wll meet with prompt attention jy5 Sly
NNANTED-Employmen 10y photographic Printer
w Address A. b.. Tribune Office. N3 p
I OST OR STOLEN from the Subscriber, about the
IL 18Th May last at Tie TlckeOihce N Brooklyn, large
russell leather Pocket BOOK containing sundTy notes and
other papers payable the Subscriber payment OF the
having been stopped They OF no per
but the WhOsOeyer will leave them al this Of
nee enclose them the subscriber Boston, No. 81
Alen-sreet shall be suitably rewarded
IVA G'is THUS. DARLING.
lNOVND in Canal-slreei, a GOLD CHAIN. The
L can hsye It by proving property. Inquire at oi Canal!
street Jyi5'
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ships Liberty, Liverpool sthephcn Lurman, Bait
more; Louisiana Richmond barks stephen Brewer
do Eanomus. do Philena Hull Msrcellus, Marseie-
brgs faon. Bermuda; Sterling, Savannah, and others.
Wind SW
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n)atrbes, Jewclrp, 81.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

RffdIIfI AZ UN0lfsfIt FrIcts.
DY j. 4. WtLLlSTON. Dealer In Watches wholes sale
ID and retail No. Colrllaudstreei, corner OF Broadway
up stairs. d.,
The subscriber has inst received Icy late arrivals splendid
assortment OF Watches Of every description Those de.
rous OF purchasing frsi rate imeSecpef AZ very low
price, would 10 call and examine before PURCHASING
elsewhere
All Watches sold this establishment warranted 10 per
form well the money refunded. Clocks, Watches and
JeVery repaired IN the best manner AZ The lowest rates
J. 4. WiLLiSrON
ESQ lmeods Conrlanl.s. lcor. Br0siwayl up stair.
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ME on I.TIy.TOK FOR JILY m.i received
MRS MOMATTl

lust PUBLISHED, and for sale by all Booksellers
- EVELYN; OR, a HEART UNMA>hED. \ Tale OF
Domestic Life BY Anna Cora Mov al. Authorof Fashion.
a Comedy The Fortune Hunter" &c. In 2vols., eaci
- cents lyl lw
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FINE WATCHES,

Jcwciry, Silver-Ware, &c.
II q. STONE established 1885, i constantly adding 10
h,- stock tie latest STYLES OF LEVER, LEPlNE and
PLAIN WATCHES. CHAINS, KEYS. PENCIL CASES,
LOCkETs SPOONS &c. &c. II. q. SIS cash prime pie of
doing business. and conenment with small gains, explains
the cause Of the people getting along re whentradng
Al h- store Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired Od
Watches Jewery Gold and Silver taken IN exchange al
heir fun value. or bought for cash
HUBBARD q. STONE. 4ol Broadway,
icl2 Saw MWSF isif Corner WalSer-streeL
WATCHES, JEWELRY * SILVER WARE,
=, HAMMOND \ co. of the late firm Of BENEDICT
-. HAMMOND. Will continue the selling and repairing
of fine Watches the old stand No 81 Merchants Exchange
entrance first door IN William -.
Ia addition 70 her former weiseeced stock, ihcy have
lust received splendid assortment or Chronomeler, Du
px and Anchor Escspemeni Watches. of the first quality
Strangers visiting the city. who wish % purchase Watch
es Jeyefy aud Silver Ware WI find It to their advantage
10 call aud examine our stock.
sUAMMOSD having attended personally 10 the repairing
THERMOMETERS and FINE WATCHES, in the late
fnn OF BENEDICT HAMMOND, viii continue 10 do 80
n connection with his present partner, Who las also eab
lishef high reputation in his profession. -
Particular attention paid 20 repairs OF MANIEL AND
OFFICE CLOCKS. le2l 3awlmis
SPLENDID AS-OKrMENr or GOLD
"A AND SILVER WATCHES of the best makers II
J. Tobias r. 4 q. Beasly j. Johnson. Gold Anchors AMI
Lpine for Ladies, Silver Forks, Spoons Ladies, &c Gold
and silver spect Chains Keys, Plaid Ware and fancy goods
Ne which we are prepared to sell low for cash. a. l3 Bow
cry d doors above Broomest y. \.
"'' AKERLY K BRIGGS.
n. B.-Watches, French Clocks and Jewelry repaired
equal 20 the original Jeo lmeodis'
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T.. THOMPSON, Auciioneer
Boston Auetiom Sales.

DYT.P. & d. RICH, Sc and 81 Brosdslfcei, Bos'
ID tom SEMLANNUAL SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, July q
BOOTS. SHOES BROGANS and HATs-2ne csscs
Boots Shoes Brogsns and Hats comprising the most vsua
BILE best selected assortment oi Goods VI mo kna ever
,i.reI AT auction mygy
Every 10, on the catalogue will bs sold wthou, reserve
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NIBLO'> GARDE,

NIBLO'> GARDEN-No pos;porenent al itis 80
iaoshneE' account OF N. weather, A The Crane
Entrance from Broadway the Saloon i protected and h'
Saloon, which ventilated from the top AMI sides cn
DE- enclosed n moments notice In Of ram. the fr'
Works will be- om,e but ali the other entertainments WI
he given IA the saloon Ten different Door
open o. performances 10 commence Al hal past O'Clock
Tickets ~ cents.
Ths Evening July iih the performance will commerce,
with the Overture La Bayadere Afer which, ibroue
piece OF Uuce To be followed By Fea'. OF Sircngt
bv the ACROBAT FAMILY. whose admirable fea;s, arc
he grace with which they portray the different Gymnasl,
Classical Groups have excited N. wonder OF Europe Seem
rom one Hour or the Carnival BAH Falsisa Co,ions
hv the Corps de Ballet La Polka by Mr. Roberts and VI =
TAYLOR. Jenny Twitchers part Comic Medley, by JOIN
>enon American Pas de DeuN. Misses Celeste and Par
tngfou An Inierssou OF half an hour Magnificent dis
play OF FIRE WORKS. Signal Rockets VIII oe hred IRON
shutdown until O'clock when the exhibition VIII open ~
splendid Bengal Lights. Illuminating The wnoe interior Q
he Garden when the follow splendid pieces VIII De hrrt
according 10 ORDER The Rising Sun The Prideoi Aurnrs
new and splendid piece called The star oI Poland ihe
Yew Tree-a splendid piece Mage Circle or True Low
ers Knot. Cross OF Malta Persian Glory. Inc star o
Amerca-new ami brilliant piece. Amer which, Sampson
Column by the Acrobat Family, in which they VIII miro
duce their performances in the open Garden 10 conct
with the Farce OF Mr. snd Mrs. Wmte-Mrs White Mis-
Tayior: Peter White Mr. Placide.
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ua,.-summer Uat.-Compri.

fashions ard variety, consisting Of Drab Beaver
49,. I'D White Cashmere, Panama. Leghous, &C &c al
=, rr cent less than Broadway prices call VIII suffice
10 convince the sceptcai - -, .,
jel1 eodsif WATSON Co l1i 'AaiNih- y
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Amusements.


4 MEXICAN MJSEUM-Brosiwsy. corner Of Am
"A street Bes; Biz IA h. City NJ Free Lat, Orsnc
AM uupara eiei GALAXY Of ArscoDs Four'n Jaiy-hs
so-ioa. Anniversary OF the Birth Day OF American moe
pendencc Day fought with the mos, cea,ness Az an
diving interest 10 every friend Of Human Liberty foaf
teen splendid Performances ~ take place during me "a
ard evening. the rr-i comclc n o'clock IN the mora
g and repeated every hour aud the public informed ha
the New Saloon or Lecrre Room VIII sccuinm"dae over
one tousand persons a. The rand Niary ara q
prncr>ons viii pass he Museum, AMI no place ~ n
city viii a1on rnr view 81 IS ne scores OF y" nao~s
AMI Balconies fronting on Broadway and Ann - and -
Ralusirsde the Ton The Manager takes great pleasure
pr,scnung BIS patrons win The ioAo~lns atscn'e Nov
r.tes and Performers Hsrsv sCksy ,he ce.thfaiei View
Zcslard Calr.'a Chief from he Bay OF Islands, " on
spcclcl OF The Cannlhal ever >een Ia America ne VI.
appear each performance IN Is native War Dance dessee
ai costume Great Western and Mrs. esfefn, who az
pear IN an entire New and Origns Piece. The BIND "a
der most amusing and talented performer on tlsi soul
srrng instrument Mr.. VIM. Conoy"r, Comic Singer, Mis-
AtAr vocalist. La Petite CaFine, Danssus &c &c 10
eelrr with Serpent. Wax Figures nSndsngn
perfect repre- sep l'ou OF Polly Boiine, Gen Tom inuno
Court Queen Nictora> State Robe. and fulon oe
ami valuable cuosie- from every portion OF me sos
able Globe. Admission 20 the whole = cents Sh.dref
under Ia Cf age, half Price. NS =
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Sssst-we have char &c 10 notice in American Pot
"a End no hhls let brands lsi5 in loco taken a
~ q iof 81 100 obls deliverable in August sold
1sii ~ per 80 Kill duty Isl % paid Pearl Ash how.
ssi has declined. snd rs bbs partly to arrive wer,
disposed o. at ST. for home use No supplies have come
. iias week
3cs There has been fair inquiry in Carolina Rice
nc "a Heroes were nun OF at 24i 10 % 4 80 XII duty
W3,N paid
haeasons-The only sale 10 repor; is lot Of tons
nu,asFran southern fishery. at ~ 20 e XII dny paid
ne quote North Western AZ 2t IS 10 20. stock OF
-'sa - tons. against % tons LAST year.
-sed-We have ts record sales of ? go pigs Missouri
LAD espce,cd by the Rubicon A. 24f 80 = 50 Kill duty
80 Toe imports were $50 pigs eN Francis Depaa
"'n Orleans, and 535 pigs from London.
!sd'or.--PIioes Of Russis Talow are wei supported
eayers seem TO direct their attention more psrticu
80 70 o's for delivery the fall OF the year The sales
~ were co casks in loco at JOf for old. and o2f &c
- Tor lew Talow, and us casks. TO arrive IN N,
10 nee months Of the year al 55f IS 10 80 % per y
IL e-y paid The Francis Depau. from New Orleans
- ca board 50 casks
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MOST INTERESTING

4 Nd VALUABLE Periodical OF the day.-Litielrs Liv-
1Aing Age published IN Boston In weekly parts OF 80 psge.
each. price ~ cents, - per year. free Of postage The
works edited by the old proprietor Of bile!s Museum
and .hy recommended by Judges Kent and Story
the historians Bancroft, SPARKS and Prescott II contains
the very OF Foreign Literal selected weekly
the Gbles Reviews and Magazines in the world RENDERING
the most desirable popular, and cheapest magazine pub
llshej. volume has Just commcnced-nOw j. iht
time 10 subscribe. Little Emma or, The Beautiful Found
ling, novel by the author of the Mysteries of Boston
price y, cents Fanny Campbell the Female Pirate ~
TAIN by Lieutenant Murray with engravngs-prcc > cents
Evelyn, Heart Unmnskel tale of Domestic Life. By
Mrs. MOwaii. author OF TIE Fortune Hnnier,' Fashion,
Acpricc 81 cents. Hunts Merchants Magazine for Jgy
terms = year. % per No Ladys BOoh for July
price = cents Graan- Ma gazne for Juy-prce -
tilTiaons America, Ralheion, romance Of fashion
able Ike IN Ncw-i Ora-pnce - cents and all the
cheap pubc,i for sale wholesale and retail. by
WM TAYLOR, No 2Asior House.
great variety Of English Plcoria Punch &c expected
TN. morning per the British steamer. v3
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u,,.-o FISH. Halter ISL Broad

- re.pa@Iy invites The attention OF the public % HI.
mi and fres assortment Of elegant, hgn ana nasoe sum
s manner and Tor beauty Of shape and cheapnes I'M
Those YET unsnppied will 90 well to cal and ex
eqas'''- Jy3d
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.lf.s- fOt Rr.l 0F JTLY E1carsIon.-sar

xls.r,t..--.s.-1' Bathing ri touey Island -
e-erxA Morning lnp-Tte steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY, Captain Lowter. viii leave Duane-,treei al
O'Clock; lna-sirect ~ past - Hammoni-suesi o. pa
Dean vsfreef 90 3 Mirkei-,re,t NJ past 2, and pier
No l. " K. a. past Afer allowing sufficient Time for
battle in the Ocean suu the boat VIII land az Fort Ham
fou and On opportunity given 10 v. this gnrceni ior
hcaiion now earrsonec by company ofFlyng Artillery.
Afternoon Tnp-Will leave ismmond-sireei at o'clock;
Canal-irect ~ past Dlanesireet AT past Il pier No
y at OF . Mafkci-sfree al p and Deancy-sireei az
pat p landing at Coney Island and Fort Hamilton as IN the
morning.
O'Clock Canals'reei al past I, pier NO " X ~ past
NarSef--irecf al Of and Delaney street n 8, and VIII
make excursion down the Bay landing ON the way up al
Fort Hamilton. Muse on Board.
The boat viii be srentidy Illuminated In The evening
Enrn m l.tl h r NrIr.L.u - c..nfs. w
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-zSii5Hr--i SION down the Herbor and Lower Bay L.
Sandy Hook, II ihe weather viii permit in
view OF the i0rfcalOl- in passing through the Narrpw-
aso view OF the Aantc Ocean aud Sandy Hook Light
house. with all ile different scenery-gving passengers
opportunity 10 enjoy tie breeze passing the bays
hv M river between the sand and the NewJersey shore
The steamboat NEW-YORK, Capt Stone, Will leave Peos
Slip on Friday afternoon, al o'clock Pier No J. v r., al
nall past p AMI foot Of Chamber street Al o'clock Return
ing 70 the Civ about o'clock Fare - cents for the
sion Suitable refreshments VIII be provided on board.
rvQ o.
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222 Broadv ay, corner Ann-st
10. LOVE MATCH viii be published tomorrow, 81
a.f
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER.

lust RECEIVED, at VIM. Tay.or-. ~. Aston House
y a large aud varied assortment Of Foreign Pictorial an
other papers, among which VIII be found The following
Pictorial Times. dates
London Illustrated News. > dates.
do Punch, or London Charivsn dates
Great Gun opposition % Punch dates
Bells Life In London.
London Weekly Despatch.
Wilmer Smiths European Times.
DubAa Nation, latest date June 10, for u ci-
The la. all the other English papers for -aie whole
-ae or retail. By fyl) WM TAYLOR, No. Ast1r House.
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IT INDEPENDENCE

,stii Fore only o.. cent---Grund Excursion 10
S--H Bulls Ferry snd Fort Lee, every Hour.
Landing Tilol's DOCK The large and conimodious
STEAMBOATS, BUFFALO anl SENATOR, VIII run IN con-
street every hour from A. NJ 20 L. H. for the above
places touching Nineteenth street. each way july iih
1915 The above i one 0 TIE most u.easal, and healthy
ur.ius OF tic DAY. An extra Tip from New f0rk al 10 T.
VI This will enable the people N The country 10 visit the
City and he splendid Fire Works In the Park pre-
naraf by the CIV Authorities. iy3 <tis
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HISTORY OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES


lust PUBLISHED, No. '. OF The above splendid work
containing two beautiful AMI highly finished Steel In
cravings one ofthe West Front Of New Trinity Church.
the other o si>trphen's Church This number completes tn,
description of s. Johns and commences that OF s. George,
Churches. Price = cents.
jy33,s HENRY VI ONDERDONK co. p Joiin-s.
yINHE CIi.TlNArOk FOR July Jusi received
II is unnecessary 10 20 INTO the merits OF TINS work; il
i considered By Asrcuiursis be the best work of the
Kind published IN this country. Subscription price on,
one dollar per year. complete SETS OF The back volumes also
single numbers can be obtained Of
w. lis MARX H. NEWMAN 100 Broadway.
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r., A PLEASANT EXCURSION o

f..fl,-l he 4il ol JlIy.--Iir sIeanlrr INUFFE IN
DENCE viii make trip around Staten
Island a. above, stopping al Perth AmbOy, VIZ
VII leave foot o. Cansl-st ri 7. VI
Pier ~. y. River at ism. p. "
foot OF Cliron-sf +. River at Ann. T u
and foot of WashngiOn--t Brooklyn al PIP. VI.
Proceeding through Buiiermik Channel New YORK Bay
he NaFrows and Princes Bay, where nne view OF the
itaot.c ocean viii be- Afforded Returning the lndepea
dence viii -oD Perth AmbOy sufficient time 10 enable the
Fxcr- onisf- % visit The Ladies' FAIR held 81 the Rar
tln seminary This irn highly recommended 20 al hoss
,g r- o. AVOID fc Leaf 4ul dust Of The city ena enjoy
. fla, a.r of ne ocean. Refreshments Of all kinds on
boarl ,ie boat Fare fIr tire eycurs.' . cis.
m. ln dependence rii make nip Perth and South
Ambov Il 5. 4 NJ rom Pier Ne. North River. and return
the city bv n 4 NJ Those who wish 10 spend pleasant
iav At Peril kmb0y can avail themselves OF This opp0run
~ and return by t- afternoon excursion, arriving 10 New
York biz T. NJ Fare above. iy2 Sis &. FORBES.
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AIR EDGE respectfully informs the public that h.
WI arran gcen's hi- on he most EXTENSIVE
.cae attempted In this country. lie Is now iay pre-
parcel furnish C.e.. Towns Public Gardens Theatres
Parties with Pyro'echnc Displays. varying IN price ron
: 70 900 comprising The brilliant and yar1ega,ec
fire. ami appropriate designs. Mr. r VIII $50 odd 10 Dr.
this four elre New Co.Or-. never before ~
b,- The pu5c-ar ch Csm.ne. ROYAL Purp e, Maroon
and Nszerne Blue, unknown any other Pyroeehnis "
3 No Agents ISAAC EDGE ~
Jersey Civ
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

P1tr0nlse your MANUFACTURE aud thy ,slH ercet-
EESSESpEN & HALE, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 70
L the sale Of AMERICAN MANUFACTURES, No 8
Pine street, up stairs, New York .,,
rnv3n s.sx3uis- DAVID A. HALE
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EEw-YCRR WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
('ONlENTS FOR SATURDAY, JULY 81 POET
~ Rl-iie Gods Of Old. BY William Wallace siaazs-
Farmers Nooning, Spnt Of lrish Poetry; The Indian
Chiefs Daughter by }. &. Whittier. H. EDITORIAL
Dedication OF Crme Political .rnordi: Ore
gon Protection and Prices lmmi grants Abused: CITY and
County Journals New Dromios Birney and Brneyisn.
M. POLlTICAL--lndiaua North Carolns; Florida I:
Teun.ssee Maryland; Iowa. &c. " NEWS From
Rio Jsneiro From Mexico; From Texss &c. v MIS-
CFLLANEoUS.-fourtho OF July. The lnsh Character .
State Temperance Convention Al Albany; Correspondence
NJ The Trbune from Rochester Cincinnati Sc The Crops
VI COMMERCIAL lNTELLIGkNCE.-Sto Money.
Produce. Prices Current, Bank Note Table, &c.
Single copies. put up IN wrappers ior the Mails, can be
obtained al the desk-price. OF cents
rTy- TFRMS-S2 per year. AL subscriptions payable
.nAexibiy in advance. Address
GREELEY L MoELRATH. Tribune Buildings,
Cor Spu,re ard Nnssan- SIS. opposite The CITY Hall
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EDUCATION.
VIM II nr-FF respectfully invites the attention OF pa
w rents ~ III sfsh -hm.uf for " General Education" a.
New-Bn s,aen Island, where young gentlemen are
naser =; rn-rieuee and ability. TIE building
$50 feet in 'front.' j. admirably adapted to tie purpose OF I'd.
scaion and the ar gseis for Tie neah and comfort OF
he uns arr .cb AZ an experience VI many years sug-
se-ied Ptv.ira Education forms an important feature in
lie daily rol Of business. and together with fine country
Al Advantage. Tor The acquisition ard security 0, health The
French and German languages are spoken II the family.
Circulars with rarcu inIornsiion can Dc Obtained !,
DUFF Al New Brighton jyi 5useod-
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ENGLISH PAPERS
DY THE Observation-Disclosures. STRINGER Co.
ID viii keep establishment open until 10 o'clock ihis
ay 10 supply their SUBSCRIBERS 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 frecmau's journal.
Cha. " liners News Letter, sunday times
We have received fail supply NJ al the various Paper.
and Magazines 5y this arrival
BURGESS, sTRINGER 4 co.
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FISHING. SEA BATHING. &C.

OCEAN HOUSE, " This desirable summer re-
~ s0n having been newly reiiied ani completely
waited open FOR the season The subscriber would
respectfully inform his rerds and the public generally iha
be has leased The above premises and sOs share OF their
patronage.
Toe steamer ORuS leaves Fulton Market daily for the
above House. q. II. WlLLlsION,
JS3lwis- Late OF the YORK. House,
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/ Blue Hsdiam-sco resns. vsr.oas qu.has~
Hardware Pspsr-Dee do 90 90
For .sis on fA'0r'I SIxs rs r. YIELD. DssaassAe
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N-EW POSTAGE LAW.-FRANClS LOU
rREL, II Maiden Lane. have hand extensive as
sQnenl Of Thin Letter Paper, ruled and plain 3c1
ured expressly The New Postage Law aaso faen
Letter Balances Letter Envelope, &c shedons anlqH
post Letter Balance which show tie weigh and ,e -
OF postage thereon Sold wholesale ard retail " 70,
FRANCIS LOUTREL,
81 1.5. Nsrufactsring SlafiSners. II MssteD Lane
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CCT NAII.S-l.ooo casks, fairly escorted, fenEsyNs
~ uia manufacture, for sale by
MURDOCH, LEAvITT co.
jel0 nby Corner Cedar and 0reeuwich-sreesS
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FOURTH OF JULY, Is45.


FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE-rh- SUBSCRIBE
l. offers for sale complete assortment OF Pyroechnis
ace- manufactured exclusively dis sales by ihe
best maker IN the country.
Cites on Towns. Public Private Exhibitions, supplied
Al III. lowest prices snd the quality warranted
Wholesale buyers Of small FreW Works VIII ind their a:
vanage IN giving call Prices As low good article can
he afc red and the best article warranted TO be The cheapest
Chinese Fre-Cracsers and Fre-Norss al reduction Of
80 to % per cent from last season prices
j. w HOLBERTON, IS Maiden Lane,
IL fui.s below Wil.am-street.
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fonrtb of jnlp.
= FOIRTH OF LILLY 30,

r. - FOt RTH OF JULY Excursion
~ Paterson and it- Pa--ac "a By b.
------ PAiers0n and New-York RaLRoad
line On ri fsv Jlly ;n. he Cars vii lear.
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.PARE REDUCED TO BOOT

sSL1exzN5i: DO New London ard Norwich ~, 90
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Monday Morning, 7th met, and will ran od y % - 49,
southeast Of Sandy Hook, and altogether on. :" t.N
and She will leave the foot Of Duane Street al 0e"es
Canal Street at quarter past Hammond street az PAY
Desney Stree, al Market Street a. quarter fss' an
Pier No. 1, n. r., al half past
Fare for the Excursion 20 cs1s s,,,.--
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