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,T- AlTmJlLY EXCURSION TO NEW

from Barclay street al i. NJ
The steamboat RARlTAN Capt Isaac Fisher will leave
the foot Of Barclay street on Friday Morning, July 4l
o'clock the above places making both the Outer aud In
tide passages nonng pleasant Of the Bay and Har-
Dor Government ForihcaOns Sandy Hook Light and the
beautiful scenery Of the Sound and Kilns Returning the
Rariian leaves New Brunswick before 2 =. VI. Peril
Amboy O'Clock, arriving in the city before o'clock.
Fare for the Whole Excursion "a cents.
T. : Families and parties of pleasure Will lind this
the pleasant and he,thul Excursions nae the ih
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

/" :, OFT sandy Hook Lighi-anordng pas-en-
SS.-c gers a me view Of the ocean ami High
lands OF Nesersuk.
Morning ENcur-ion.-The splendid and commodous
steam boat DELAWARE, Capt PHI. Smith, viii leave
Catherine Ferry Brooklyn. a. past O'clock DelancysL
H. Pise-st @. Pier Nc. y. H. 81, Canast 81, Hammond
=. O'clOch
Afternoon Excursion ileave Catherine Ferry Brook
Ign IL o'clock, Pike-t b, Delancy-st , Hammond st.
Canal-t and Pier No. North o'clock. proceed
ing down the Bay through the Narrows 10 on Sandy Hook
.ight. aniing al Ci0On Dock on each return passage.
IsEvenng ENcursion-Wll leave Catherine Ferry Brook
I'm att O'clock Deiancys u, PiSesi =. Pier No. North
rver7t Canast BammOnpst 81, and lJh-st 81 O'Clock
proceeding down the Bay the Narows and
ing 10 the city early hour In the evening Fare for
each excursion p cts iy2 SITS
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Observation-Disclosures

" l. n Excursion 10 SiTykers Bay The steam
49, boat CHIEF. Capt L. Hobrook. will. on
49, Friday. July 9Th, run tO and from -rykers
Bsv follows, leaving the foot of Canal al and
10 o'clock A. VI. and and O'Clock r. NJ. and Strykers Bay
az aud II O'Clock A. NJ and and O'clock 7. W. touching
the foot OF Hammond and Nneeelisirreis each way
Thus aioring those who wish o escape from the noise
and confusion Of tie city fine opportunity OF enjoying
peaceful retirement within the beautiful gardens and pleasant
groves upon the shores of This delightful Bay
Evening ENcur-iOn.-Ihe Chief will also make Even
Ing Excursion 10 Sykers Bay. leaving the foot Of Canal
O'Clock returning leave STRIKERS Bav Al l0OclOck
touching Hammond and st streets Fare l.. each
wa l.l It's
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fo. KTm lrh oE f ahLH hNShM.

BURGH-Landmg at Cadve.r-. Van
Courlanf's Dock iPeekskl,l Cold Spring and Cornwall
The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain G. b. Armstrong.
will leave the steamboat pier at tn foot of Warren street
Friday Morning. July Ill., NJ half past o'clock the
foot OF Amos street before O'clock ami tine pier foot
18th street, North River. az o'clock.
Passengers visiting West Point and Newburgh viii
be- ayrtraby entertained. A. the former place the Ca
del- may be Ia encampmeni and AT the latter efforts
have been spared 10 get up am imposing cel Iteration.
Fare Tor iir Excursion y cents
Returning. the boat VIII leave Newhnrgh M o'clock Y.
NJ landing the above place and arrive m the city time
% witie-. tie display OF Fireworks.
IN. -. H..
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Doston auction Sales.

DYT.P & d. RICH, ~ and 81 Brosd-stsesi, Bos.
Dion MONTHLY SALE
ON WEDNESDAY, July 2-LEATHEI., SkISS,s sc.
Sole Leather Upper IN tine rough and finished Cali SKINS
Bindings, and other Shoe Stock
sEMI.ANNUAL SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY July II
BOOTS, SHOES, BRO0ANS and HATs-2s" eases
Boots Shoes Brogsns and Hats comprising most yaue
BILE and selected OF Goods vi tho snd ever
offered nj auction. mysy
Every lot ON the catalogue will be sold witou, reserve
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DATES PATENT Sliding Top Chamber shower ana
ID Napor Bath Tm is article not only well adapted r.
all the Clearly purposes OF the body. but combines
ness and eegace A. an ornament any chamber Tn
price. range from So upwards. and occupy tut sml
space in a roOn and can be- used without sping drop
wafer Certificates theiruiiy from DOcts Warren " ns
low Rev John Piefgoini and many other professional gen
fenen Of Boston be- 81 Beekmsn--rce whers
the article j. for sale by
- 49,. MIIEELER 4 RIAGGE Aa..nl.
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hate The man who gains his wealth
Through rosueish straiagems and stealth
We know such hends, of subtle cast.
The Prince Of cheafs-lhc vilcst Ass,
Who cares no more who lives or dies
II moneys made by trash, through lies.
When borne down, by aches exactor.
Use none but Daiieys Pain Extractor.
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FIRE-WoRKs-FIRE- WORKS.

rTHE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a large assert,
neni of Fire WORKS, hich they sell cheap any
olher yeuder IN the city. W. r. BALLAGH,
No. Chambers 81 corner OF Chatham II.
~ R-Ths WORKS are No. I. iei I'm
L'IRE-WORks AND RETAIL
L United States LaborRiory.-rhe Subscribers have
hand snd for sale entire stock Of br,anf Fue Work.
comprising very general assortment which for beauty
appearance and real utility viii exceed any offered by
them Is years; and if sold by weight win be found b.
perhaps 80 per cent the cheapest In the city.
CsDsioa Flrs Cracker &c. In abundance.
GASSNER 4 YOUNG,
lS2 Chaiham-st opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealer. In Groceries and Fruits and gents for celebrs
ted Pavilion Fountain al Saratoga
~ B.-Serpcnis and CAasers being prohibited In this city
O. T. vii only receive orders for rIn from the country
Il
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Uatrbss, Jewelrp, ST..
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES


Retajied ar UhOiesde Prices
DY J. T. WILLISTOS Dealer IN Watches, wholesale
ID and retail No. Courtsnd-sree corner Of Broadway,
up stairs 49,
The subscriber has just received by arrivals splendid
rous Of purchasing first timekeeper at very ow
elsewhere
All Watches sold al his establishment warranted TO per
form well the money refunded. Clocks Watches and
Jesery repaired In the best manner the loves;
1T WILLISTON,
jeic imeodi- Courand-si- lcor. Broadway stairs
FINE WATCHES,
JeweIry, SiIver.Ware, &c.
Ii c. STONE established 1899 il constantly adding t.
III. his the latest styles Of LEVER, LEPINE and
PLAIN WATCHES; CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL CASES,
LOCKETS, SPOONS, &C. &c. n. o. SIS cash principle OF
doing business and cOnenment with small gains explains
the OF the people getting along ue when tradn.
his Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired. Uc
Watches Jewelry Gold and Silver taken In exchange a.
HUBBARD q. STONE, i0l Broadway,
jel2 9taw MWAF isd Corner Watershed
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOLD
"A AND SILVER WATCHES Of the best makers: NJ
J. Tobias R. q. Beasly, j. johnson. God Anchors
Lepne for Ladies, Silver For1s Spoons Ladies' kc Colo
and Silver spec Chains Keys, Plaid Ware and fancy goods
xc which prepared 10 sell low for cash. l5o Bow
cry doors above Broome-st n. Y.
AKERLY K BRIGGS.
N. B-Waiches, French Clocks and Jewelry repaired
equal 10 the original eo lmeodis-
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dr. FouHTM OF JlLY EXaIR-

.----'> Fare for the Excursion Is cents
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt Charles Hal
stead viii leave New ors from foot OF RlyngtOn-streei
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY ih, at past o'clock, Pike.
past Brooklyn. foot Of Man. 90 minutes past
ThOm's Pier before 3. touching Pier No Battery a.
o'clock. WMrrn.-t past g. iammoni-.. ipast and will
remain At Newburgh between and hour, giving passen
time to dine visit WasngOns Head Quarters, &C sc.
Returning. viii leave Newburgh al O'clock and arrive
In New-iOrk between and O'Clock. In time Ia witness
the display OF FIREWORKS in the evening.
A BAND or MI SIC j. engaged for the occasion.
- The James Madison viii leave WaTfensL pier, New
York. Saturday morning. July jh 10 O'clock for New.
furgll ~ ffi.a
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DOMESTICSi

~ BALES and Cases bleachrd and unbleace sheeting.
SJand shriings Amoskesg, Pearl River Hamison and
York Tcking Hamilton aud York Mixtures, Will be sold
lass than the market price. :. BARKER,
ialo l.is g3l Grand street
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c. u.,,.,xys 1 ornsiock's Extract Of Sar-aparla
., conr,lsnd street. for the OF scroiua, teiier
ty,,,e ,surnesnn swelling OF the bones erupaOn- OF T
ai ,,sueous Diseases pmpies or pusilles ulcers, nVei
s,ons and all diseases arising from an impure state OF '
e%|j Also chronic constitutional disorders VIII be re-
moved ly the remedy Don't pay per bolie ioI Sa.sa
~. ,yben Consocks can he had At 20 cents per bottle o.
SIX bottle. for 81 others Charge - fora saving
a
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NIYsI&N FIELDS. UOBOkEN.

u y
IL bfon every afternoon. commencing on Tuesday, JG
1T o'cocs Mr. McCsry has the pleasure 10 announce
thai ne has made Tor short time v I'm INA
Justly true and celebrated FAklR OF ANGELINA ano
the extraordinary and accomplished Prince Of al W onoers
YOUNG FRANCISCO. whose beautiful and instructive lin
FESTIVITIES have been the wonder and admiration OF A.
Europe. America and The Indies. Also h. has the peasut
announce engagement with a, admired Vocalist snc
Dancer MISS DELLA EMONS The entertainments WI
win Young Francisco'- woodworking Hinco
Festivities selected from his grand Magic Cabinet Anon.
which will bs found the following Egyptian Rings, Mystic
Figure. the Nsten's Glove Robes oi End0r. Csbasl,
Boxes DivnauOn Of Gobieis Aunhisfon Of Balls and The
Fssifs Outlansh supper. Afer which he VIII introduce
the Indian Games. aer the manner % Indians OF Mzshar
In,ermssion OF half hour Dancing and Singing by Nss
Euous The aniusemenfs viii conclude with Franescs's
elegant Mechanical exhibition OF the cele6ra,ed Acrobs
Family ia Miniature consisting Of the following Nsronet,s
f.f hogan the Graceful Mag 3 Joseph. The Chinese
Clown. 81. Msrvo the Naval Dancer. sth Gardener,
a Ellser j,h Alonzo. the Equibrist 9TH Fysll, lh.
Mystic Girl 1fh Great Western As Peeg >usshunl Al
Ter which The Burletla entitled Old Grimes and his Wife.
De performed BY several OF the figures The New lorh
Brass Band has been engaged. and Will play every alter
noon ie % 81
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.

~ PEARE.
THE sEERESS or PROVOST. being Revelations con
corning the Inner Life OF Man. and the inier1-lOn Of
World of Spirits d. fhp iuauf Communicated los
Jusnus Kerner chief Physician al Wen-ber- Price 2jcs
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION AND Al REGULAR con
FF-,ION; Their History, Theory and Consequences. by
NJ Micleef Author Of the History Of France &c. SO els
THE FIFTH EDITION OF THE TRUE MASONIC
CHART or H.rogypLc Monitor. with oil the cmbems
duly arranged agreaby the Lectures by H. w Jeremy
L. Cross. g. L. wiih a History OF Free Masonry Price p
ARTHUR's LADIES MAGAZINE for July, 1915. l6tc
LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE, edited By Mrs.Ann
: Stephens. Price Si cts
THE TEMPTATION. or the Waichtower Of Koaiyen.-
A romantic Tale by Eugene sue Price = e..
No2 DAsHES At LIFE, by y. z. Willis.
For ale al GRAHANis Cheap Depot, Tribune Buding-
Na.sau-st opposite the Park Jyl Ill
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. being DESTROYS Of doing all II
their power sustain the Government IN It's experinieD'
Of giving cheaper postsges hereby give notice, that on an
after the first day VI July next plabk matter e1er
either open in envelopes In wrappers, VIII be- re
heir Offices transmission by Exprer. ~
otherwise Positive instructions will be given Ia then
agents 10 refuse mai matter under whatever gils
may be offered. LIVINGSTON x Ills,
Nsxyo,s Inne q la3i jez5 isiyl5
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REPOSITORY OF ROMANCE

rf'HE JUNE No j. iln- day published al p Annslf
j Contents. The ODOnoghue, by Lever; conclusion of
'Neylle- of Carrrt-iown;' Hotel LAMBERT by Eugene
sue; &c. Price i2l ceu---i year
The Temptation, by sue The hrsi edition OF this
markable work being entirely exhausted, second will Doe
ready Wednesday morning. Price p cents. II j.
king great talk for ne strange and exciting character.
10 Office y Ann street, where may be had Herbert,
translation of the Wandering Jew and all the new and
uouular publications It.
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Boarding.

TO GENTLENES.-Room-i to Jet 10 one or Two in.
small private family. Any wishing comforiah.e hom
viii lind tins desirable opportunity. Terms moderate
made known oy applying No y Whte-slfeet. ~
BOARD AND kENT.-A bnck dwelling. pea-snt,
- situated, may be- rented and possesson had imme
daeiy The Lessor would be- willing 20 receive TIE amour
rent by board IN the family. Enquire the Drug
corner OF FULTON and Cranberry streets Bro0slyn ~
DOARD-Wiih o. without Rooms be- obtained
ID No ~ Chsmbers-st- opposite the Park jyi 2N-
SUMNER BOARDING may be lad rea-onsb,
- terms IN pleasant situation, the bank 81 river
the ciy Boat. daily. Reference l. Lawrence, = Cam
81 " 4 Freeman, 30 Broadway, cor Keade -; A. WI.
lams 50 William II el 3il-
DOiRDINt..-MRs. J. HAiGHT, No. a Barclay.
ID Of 81 Peters Place lenfroe IN ~ P,ieTs Pan
has pleasant accommodations for transient Boader- by ~
dav or Week The .iuafoni. central. near Broafway. on
block from he Asior House Mr-, H. has permission
fer to The following gentlemen:
K. Hathaway, ". d. No. - Murray street
u rris Wilson. ESQ II Murray street
Alex ; Gould. ESQ ~ Sa--sn street le15 lmec
DUAKDINt.-TwOo or lhree .lngle gentleman can b,
ID accommodated " h board and rooms ai7o Chambers
Good reference required jes isu
DLEAsANT ROOMS TO LET, on the II floor
l. win board for gentleman and lady Apply al % Cham
bers = p door from Broadway. les isti
DOAKDING.-Furnish or uniumi-hed Rooms 10 e
the City, Apply No N Broadway. the head Of BOwns
Green. Transient Broaders = per day. jel7 i.i:c
DOARD-A Gentleman and Vile, or two or three sIngi'
ID Gentlemen can be accommodates at Leonari-frri
opposite the Carlton House. where but lew boardef- NJ
taken lelusu
DUAKDINt..-A few genieei persons can be- accom-
- inOdaied with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS
with bedrooms and closets adjoining, the - and 81 roof
Of house No N Chambers few door OF Broad
way. The are LARGE and AIRY, and The house
well supplied with CrOi0n waller, ana BATHING ROOM
which bOarders VII have access without extra charge
References gwen and required. Apply 3, u Chamber.
street ~ l---
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GALE 4 SERGEANT, Agcgioneers
lDOl cHkEEPSlE,D Duchess Co-Any person hae-
ing Furniture Clothing Hats. Boots, Shoes. other
article wish dispose Of m md ready sale BY sssd
ing them 10 Gale Sergeant Commission Store. Ppngh
seep-e Best references given and returns promptly
made. N.L
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DIED.

At New Brighton 3Oth June, Mary cornel's da"s'''''
OF b p Winthrop. Of this City, H. -,, m
At Goshen. 22d ult Mrs keron o Neal. ~ p, d.
At Saratoga 9th ut. Julia A. dsngh'ei =" -
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FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!

MR. EDGE respectfully informs the public that bic
'l arrangements this on the most extensive
scale attempted IN this country. He IS now fully pre-
pared 20 furnish Ii.es, Towns Public Gardens, Theaes
Parties &C with Pyoiechnic Displays varying price from
80 $500 comprising the most brilliant and varegatef
hre- and appropriate desirs Mr. r. Will also add his
display this entire New COofs, before
Lled a. the publc-a rich Carmine Royal Purpc Maroon
snd Mazerne Blue. unknown to any other Pyro.e.ns. r.
b. No Agents. ISAAC EDGE, Jr.
ruv2A 6vs- pyrOiacfni-;. Jersey Civ
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GRASS CLOTHS

IN PIECES. best offered this season, for sale cheap.
s)O PARIsiENNES.
Also pieces Par-iemes rich colors, which have been
sold Tor T. per yar selling for Is 6d per yard 10y
STEPHEN BARKER,
js 30-3lis 2Sl Grsna 81
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MpS MOWATT
HE BOHEMIAN

ATWIIJ,~ NT.IC OF 1.-THE BOHEMIAN
N GIRIr-C.nfion 10 Music Sellers, Periodical Agents.
New.-vender- &c In the month Of December as sdsPrd
In music OF this Opera a. very -fra y se adding new
secured 10 myself tie copyreh thereof The nrn Of Fer
Co OF .phia, have thought ~ 10 issue spur
adaptation hereof ana their agents have been selling The
same have bv nv counsel. samue Owen, Ese., in-rm-
tel pr-us xeains, e agents, and hereby give notice
Ina xi nrcs. al person. no may vefd the spurious
edition copied from ms music BY The ss.d FORFEIT Co. Tie
genuine music arranged adapted, snd published By me,
b.a-. .no,.rh. ~ hose eminent vocal-,s Mr. am
Mrs Seguiu and Mr. Frazier ATWlLL, 1nl Broadway.
County papers IN The employ Of Anvil, vii insert the
above three months. )rSo Jus
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Amusements.

nal IO,S OPERA HOUSE, (Chambersslr~ss- -
Isst week OF he European Opera Compsny-W elnes
dav evening July ID VIII be- performed the hariescuc
nfls.i Bayl Dare 70 c0ncne with the NDginisn t'rl
49, -
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Il
Il CURSIONS-A sail across the Hudson River To HOBO
KEN aud then a walk To the ELYSIAN FIELDS. along m.
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF the place
will prove the easily accomplished and attractive OF Al
RURAL EXCURSIONS that be made from the Cry
The Grounds present charming sspeci the trees ben.
IN leaf and the soil covered with ch turf The walks
In excellent order having been considerably embessd m,
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay Cana, aud
Christopher completely httd up with awning
and seats Night Boats from Hoboken 10 Barcsy-srevs
until II o'clock. Ferriage st cents. mylO tmuais'
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NIBI.O's GARDEN.

NrIVi t,.~ l;AKDEN.-No pO-fponemeni Al tn. -
fabnshmeu on Of the weather A. ne Orsao
Entrance from Broadway 10 he Saloon - pr0'ec-i si e
Ss,x saloon which ventilated the top and sde- can be
enclosed Al 4 moments notice. Doors open n 'ocoss
Performances commence Al 3
WFDXIsDAY EVENING July sd-rise performance
will commence with AZ Opersc Comedy 10 ,sSo cicts ~ ~
the RENO ONTRE-J Justine, Mss Taylor Nine De Me-
val Miss Mathews Baron te Bonco~ar, Mr. tnppendse
Afer winch Pa.-dsDeu. BY Misses Celeste and fsfnston
ifv T,-t~,. :, Sssnf. y2
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CASTLE cARDEN.-Door> VIII open a, nal pa %
y performances commence al ocioek -.>dmssioh :
rerisN esne>iay evening JAY ~, the perform u
commence with The Overture Lsnea song, by MI Den
n-ou spanish Castanet Dance, by Miss Cohen overtGr
10 La Bavader>-,ul Band Mad'see Deslardins VII aP
pear In the Hun asrsn PoaccA song, BY Mr. penrisoa
Naval Hornrine Mast W. Wood. Overture b FRA ID
svo,o-f.u OrchestnL Psrsoes Tsbesu Nogyars. later
mission of half an hour Medley and Dublin W~hZ Swiss
MAIDEN OF the Tyro by Nsi'-eiic De-srdins Genie IA
de- Deux Masters Wood scena Of the Genlle Shepherd
he iohf hone by Herr Cline.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

INrIrupr'S yaTIOVAL GUERRIAS GALLERY
L AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, No. L3l Broadway
corner OF Mursy-s lover Tenneys Jeweiry store award
"a Ia VTa rrs, four premiums and highest bonors
a. he exibtiOu. s Boston. Newly and Philadelphia
re.pively for best pictures and apparatus exhibited
Poe OF tese superb Photographs reduced 10 that Of ord
nary oue- Al oder places that need for
ordinary likeness The u economy Taken In al,
vesiier
PLUMBE's Premium and German Cameras, Instructions
Plates Cases NC forwarded any desired point ii lowe
rates Than BY any other manufacturer. myl3y
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uRUts,rRy OFUIsTORY.

'NREtS! Ky OF lsI>Ichh NO OF this valua-
L bic woFs concludes the reign OF James l. Of England.
aud W. of scotland, showing the good effects arising from
union the kingdoms Also. the unfortunate career
Chare- l. and the brilliant bu errafc Of his slayer
Cromwe iron rule of the Protectoraie the dissolne
age Of Charles H. he weak and fanatca life of James H.
ani the nn extinction of The house of Stuart by the
that OF Orange IN the person OF iam ILL., al faithfully
and ably shown Ia hi, number Published snd for sale by
w. ID. ADFE. lO7 Fulton-t v. Y.
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ANrnoNY j BLEECKEa, AacIlonse,. :.

NH
- UOODs-By order OF the Assignee-ANTHONf J.
BLEECKER will sell auction "Wednesday, IN. 81 day
Of july 10 O'Clock No 3o Nassau street, corner of
Beekrnan sreeia large quantity of Manufactured and IN
manufactured Goods of Hair Sealing Establishment IN his
Civ comprising an assortment and Damssk Black
Hair Seating Plain drab and Fancy Seating Hardware suit
able Cabinet Makers Sand Pspef Pushes, Gimp.
ruft-, sc. white blesrhed Hair Twine Webbing Sc. SC
Also Hacheled Hair, undyed do. IL to n inches grey
drawn hair II inches white halcheed and unisich-
eed sir long drawn White Hair dyed weaving DO ~ ."
inches; fine dyed Cotton Warp; do 60 dyed Linen
Warp Coarse Irvine Brush Hair long white Hair select
ed drawn Weaving Hair Ia to 20 inches ESQ
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xT~r~ FISHING BANK EXCURSION
1872, The steamboat MUTUAL SAFETY, Capt

5s$$z,<r=ts, The steamboat MUTUAL SAFETY, Capt
Lowber viii make an Excursion on THUR
day Afternoon, July ID, 10 the Fishing Banks
Leaving Duane-stree al O'Clock; Grandstreet Of quar-
pas, Hammond street at half past
AHke'stfeet =, quarter past 2, and Pier No l. Noru
River, at half past
Fare for the Excursion 57i cents
On the way back. passengers will te landed Fort Ham
fon and tine allowed hem 10 yisit this focs
uon now open . the inspection OF the public through ID
courtesy Of the officers In charge there. lep
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Summer fasbions.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER 90,

N6W ~ hAN0 hND oO 0OODos
MEMS, BOYS AND CHiLDRENs CLOTHING -
WI GEORGE I. GREEN, 10 ChaiismsI corner Of
Pesr-Will keep constantly hand FULL and CON.
PLETE ASSORTMENT of MEMS, BOYS and chill
DRENS CLOTHING, of all descriptions, made In tho
MOST FASHIONABLE sryiE which e would respect
fully invite the attention Of those in want A. he has
every packet and las secured e services OF
Cutters, he pledges himself o give perfect Satisfaction "a
who may purchase
Nh -Garm<nf s1He TO ordsr at W ssortsa rst,~ and
urxa arrcf puncfuaify NIL isf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
- General society q Mechanic.

Y CentrnI SOc1efy ~ MECHANIC and Tfl1r-mrn
vi the City OF New-YOrk
The Monthly Meeting Of the Society will be- held a. the In.
sriion IN Crosbysireei, Ills Evening July y one hour
after sunset ry2liyl ISAAC FRYER. Scc'y.
~ American Agricultural A..ocia fion.-A r.
rIar monthly meeting Of tins Society will he held AZ
New-NOrk University tihs "wednesday Evening AZ
O'Clock HENRY " FIELD. Rec. Sec'y.
Sev.York, July D. lsi5 walt
II summer Hats->ummer Hafs-Com prisinr
all the aie-i fashions and variety consisting u Drsb beaver
Pear and White Cashmere, Palama-. Leghorns kc &c
q per less than Broadway prce. cal will .ufHrr
To- convince the .cepisaI.
le1 rodi-u WATSON 4 Co ia Chatham, =,