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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-11

CALIFoRNIA.-The New York Journal of Com
merce contains a letter from it's California cor
respondent, from which we take the subjoined
account:
The climate Of this country contains every
grader. In Monterey the year round. the Their
mometer is from AZ to Sc degrees; but lit
tie difference between June or January. From
October to March, is the rainy season. With
rare exceptions, from April to October, It never
rains in California: the young vineyards have
to be irrigated. When five or six years old,
they do not need the trouble. The wheat heide
are never irrigated, and often produce 90 fold
ITO fold has been taken from field, yet the
seed is planted in sovenly manner, and the
harvest badly got in Apples, pears and peach
requires hardly any care; and what little
they receive is but from few. There are
many orange trees here in 60 cd condition. Per
haps any seed of fruits known in this latitude
can be brought here with less labor than else
where, yet wheat is from 81 to So per English
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-11

indeed watch over, and take care of the poor.
Since that time, it is said, the good Saint
Nicholas pays visit, every Christmas night.
10 all those whom he thinks worthy of his
favors. He is known by the popular name
of Santa Claus.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-11

A coxcomb talking of the TRANSPORTATION
ofthe soul, said, ''In The time oil Moses have
no doubt was the golden calf"
every likely" replied lady, 'time has
robbed you Of nothing but the gliding"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-06-11

age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
Trade of the Hudson.

Produce asS Cc,ayp Merchandise Arr!rirS Ter York
Reported SSc>lily for Tse Ns.r> loTs 1l,bts..
Syracuse X Oswrso Line-A II Bovey Co-BoAi
fooih2iso bas hbls eesns GuesE brolh-r' lcoA
Sss' sai.A Hovey CO, box eoia WoissG sisde;ls
tess butter 80 bxs checss Southwark Ltchheld Sesch
~ eols asass Wood Grso; 90 Bosswies MssIeionS
bos eggs Conan Hopkins
Sew-foik sad Hsnuordspoit Ltue-Jimes Sill
Sheldon.
Ne.Ycr Buffalo Lsk, Boa, Lire-Ives Cargill-
Boat boz-Lot oArs and ch- lumber Psksr Page q,
oto sei pine lumber Barker Phnney Page q hass wool
Nplet, 81 CO Johns Brothers, - do feathers
kent, Nlnnnn Coz 70 rolls iesihet Geo BROOKS
Ssrae Line-Boat Hiram Bases-20 oels PORK Msi,lard
Cccafie Cos - ses pork Elernaips Busbee IS do
Dwlh, johnson; I! do Mead. Roger, Coz ~ roll, leather
ros calf BpllsSt Co, q arks butter SIS ,r. do
mar, Hopkins Co; q DO 81 W aIdwel CO. u bale.
wool SIS hrss butter South worth, L Beach
S.rr, Ltne-Soai Css,iuI-sl7p bps corn Oows Cary;
As sxcks wool Kent, Kiposr CO. bass 60 Reyro!ds
& Coz cssss sshes W RsyeI; c.srs DO Mead Co,
do Sshcock Co; 50 bbls acGr CAPTAIN.
RJ vsndewaier's o.sego Line-beai New Era-l?e
Dbl, aoar Gown, Co; IS Clarke Cof.rnsn 1855
Nevu. Soy; rs do Dsi-r, Miller Co 70 obs ssh-s
Benedict WiisIn'; do w Van hues; IS ee!s PORK
DSsish, Sssls Coz IS bdls Fail rocs fiefsoo Cos box
eloihs McCurdy, A Speacer.
J n Dooneliy's Lac Sarge Zip van mke,forn Cais-
knl-;SI s;dcs leather Soue ISL DO u LeuPp; l2s
do Small Cc ss5 do L. Corse Co; ~ VIM Aoope; lse
do Jss Geo kroos. ST Losug Andrews 81 DO W u
Miller; il2 do Hide Il bass hsy IS pigs on;ss 10
head SOC sheep lot calves srd lambs 10 Capisr iS
stools Mathews L Thompson.
Troy = Western Liue-W Rice-Soai Fair Saiier-zao
bbs PORK Gcodhre Coz 1! Go Mead CO; 81 col Reed
IS kess butter Kent, Kirnsn &C; 10 do M:Ssids Lorc
. hsies cotton Z Estes Sb. butter baies wool
Clspp Co, 4 bbls butles kes w Bee Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
Farther Item, by ,he Great BrItnip,

TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF A WBALER AND a
FRENCH EAST lspIANAS NJ FIRE.Letters have, during
the last two three days. been received communicating
the total destruction the whaling ship Hevcta, $40
tons burthsn. and the French East ndisnan Nouvean
Tamoour both Of which, regret 10 say. are supposed
10 have been wfNlly fred by inccpdalies.
The loss Of the Helvetia, which was commanded by
Capt ". Porter, occurred the night Of the 2Sih of
February last Sandwich uarbor. Besides $50 barrels
OF sperm OIL she had 1900 of seal and other commodities
on BOARD and preparations completed for the home
ward passage when the discovery was made
Thssshe was wifuly set on fire. the Comxnander and
oeen have NOT ,he least doubt They exempt the crew
ri tie daboica believing Il 10 have been committed
by native who WINS employed on board. and had made
bis Escape Immediately after tho outbreak OF the fire.
Inc Captain and officers are sufferers to considerable
extent. The chip was insured for Sl2 600.
The burning OF the Nouveau Tambour took place on
She evening OF the 18th Of June, OFT Msrseies, few
aonrs after her arrival The fire originated In the after
part OF the ship under very suspicious circumstances
and terminated In the destruction o. the vessel Unfor
tunsiey, one man persisted IN the flames nc was
OF the Captain, and amid the confusion fell backward
INTO the main hold which was in one body OF Gre, and
n rescue was beyond oil human power The ships loss
Is calculated At sIooo London Sunday Tmes, July o.
OUTBREAK IN rHE COUNTY CARlow.-On Wed.
nesday last mob combating oil about 200 men Assem-.
b,ed at Leighn Bridge, and proceeding through The
streets In tumu,iuous manner, they commenced cut
ting up the main roads 10 Old Leshln and Nurnoy ON
the proexi that they wanted employ mcn, and II no,
immediately given, they threatened not only destroy
the public roads, but TO proceed to the plumber Of pr
waite property Capt. Young inerered but in vain the
force under his command being insufficient 70 control the
mob, who were every moment gaining an accesson to
their numbers from the Idle and awess youth Of the
ntigheorhood The of the Parish Priest
Rev MIR hshoe were unavaiing they having threatened
to carry OF some OF bib cattle
Intelligence OF tho movements Of the mob having
reached Mr. TueAey \. NJ. at IL o'clock. he lost no
time In making his arrangements having promptly and
Judtcousy directed Mr.. Richards Inspector with
party OF the Carlow Cons,aoulary proceed 10 Leigh
lin on cars, while company Of the ga Highlander,
mai mi IA ~ anth
the approach of the military and police abandoned
their mischlevious designs and quietly dispersed
lnformauops ssains, the leaders were prepared by
Mr. Tuckey and in he OF thar evening eight OF
them were captured aud transmitted the county jsN
to abide iheir Trial for the offence the sssEss
Carlow SantinaI
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~ ZEE Marine JOURNAL, ToURTg PleE.
ARRINEn


Ship Howard, Callan. ~ de- I'm Liverpool, with mdse
bound Savspush put land passengers July 10Th
lat 80 ST. long 6s go spoke ship Yazoo Of York tound
East
Rsrk Mersey Tucker, from Palermo May Goth. Pass
cd Gbrsl,er 3l,; with mdse Taylor Merrill Lat 40
2s long % Is spoke bark Seagrave I'm Coquin5o Tor
Liverpool IS de Lat ~ 10. long 81 20, brig Rich
mond, Cass bound TO Liverpool I'm ST Jsso De Cuba.
Brig Mary & Jane of Robbnston, Briggs from Naples
May 4h Passed Gibrater 2th with fruit &c 10 Cham
berain Phelps Vessel to Crosby, CrocAer Baisei.
May 9th in the Straits brig Selma of Bath fun Gleraer
for Cape do Verds July ID 10 lat 80 o. long o. So br
brig Quadruple Swou. I'm Alexandria, for Trinidad 9ih
lat 80 81 long 6S 80 brig Lsrch Of savannah i'm Wi,css
set for Trinidad De Cuba ll,h, lat "a ~ long os 50
passed herm brig with deck load Of cattle steering
W. 18Th IN lat SO As long II Is saw fore aud ait schr
with painted ports with cattle on deck
Brig PAilura, Bsmber, DIS I'm Ssvsppah; with cotton
to Durham & Dmon. 18th int, of Cape Henry, eK.
changed signals with chip Hartford hence for Savannah
Schr Harmonious Walker. Malcolm, I'm Havana July
9th with sugar, fruit & C. 10 Gousrd. Sailed In com
pspy with brig Csrdenas Goadpg, for Sierra Morenia 10
load Boston u s brig Truxon arrived on the 5ih
was TO sail on the 9th on cruise around tae ssnd-
Slidsll Mackenzie came passenger in her
Schr Frank. Baker. de fm Georgetown with Hour and
wheat, TO S,urgess & Chairman
Schr Van Buren,, Chsiterten. OF New Haven.
Schr Lagrange, -. of Calais, Me, lumber.
Schr Ceyion Gilkey, of Thomsston lime.
Schr Dispatch. Smith OF Providence, /.
Schr Ellen Rodmsn, Sherman, of New Bedford oil.
Schr Renj Smith Decker de ira Virginia, with fruit
Schr Peggy & Harriet. Sterling I'm Virginia fruit
Schr Bold Commander Sampson. fun Virginia, fruit.
Schr Shetis, Thomss. TIM Virginia, with fruit.
Schr Valiant Lyons, I'm Virginia, with fruit.
Schr Brave Laird i'm Virginia, with fruit.
Schr Rsvel Harvey, I'm Virgins with fruit
Schr Empire. Lawson. I'm Virginia, with muir
Schr Wave. Sterling, I'm Virginia with fruit
Schr Thomas Martin I'm Virginia, with pine wood
Schr Elllco, Cole, ds tn Baltimore, with mdse, to
Johnson x Lowden.
Schr Josephine, LRtourette, os I'm balunore, Win
mdse, to Johnson Lowden.
Sehr Rebecca Collins DIS I'm Chester Del, with ndse,
to VIM Powell
BELOW hriy Mind r
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Thins. In Philadelphia.
'orresrondenee Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PAuApxLPAlA July q. P. NJ
The brig Emily, loaded with coal for an Eastern
por,-Provideuce belieye-eunk In the Delaware yea
terdsy. Nnicrn.
We have no local news of interest.
Our Stock Board is rather insnimate. though
there 10 an upward tendency.
Business srill inactive; the foreign advices have
had no ipauebce on the market,
hear of an effort 10 set up an aquatic concert on
Tho Delaware ser the fashion Of your indetstsabe Mr.
Aegga II yoar city musicians could Sc, over here,
and give US The Desert it would be an ossis IN the
ptssens barren state OF amusement
What do you mean by still itersiing and rei.era,
Ing that Philadelphia ice cream Ia decidedly ~ 1t
rsenres explanation Interchange Of freezsrs.
losophes
One of the Guys of Baltimore, whose nsre is sy
ncenoas with good living. has opened house in oor
Siy Csnv@-eacks will os indigenous hsre soon under
l envy You tho excitement of your New.York
MURDER cases-;hey mako capital articles.
SALES OF Srocxs.-Fsrst BoarG-ls,ooo Penn
Sp& 6st; 5000 DO. do ssh: sou SBs:. Bstreea
COO Penn 81 ash 20 900 do. 6sa; 100 Rssd
Is Say wv i''Ao Q ~ '''' ~ ~
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COMMERCIAL avn MONEY MATTERS.
FOr .a.., Of .soes,. &c. .ee l0a,.A pesl

lCE5DAfi
The Stock Marke, fell of lir,le to-day. owing as
supposed The reports in OF the papers that
McKsy's Tariff bill mad passed Kentucky 5s fell l.
Reading !; Norwich and Worcester I; Long I,!and /
A special meeting of the Public Stock Exchange
Brokers held This afternoon take TO
organize the Board. There bu: twenty members
present. ou. The number Of applicants sky.
The demand for foreign bills appear little better
to-day. and there is tendency Improvement,
In prices In The absence 0! transactions Of nosnt
continue yesterdays quotations. Ga London at 1o7tc
IU7.; Psri. ja5 81 Amster6an 33; 63si Ham
burg 3i,c3i! Bremen mas.
Since the opening OF navigation, the amount OF
Canal :oI, received at Geneva s25.75l % which
exceeds the received las: gear durisg he same
period 5y S5l52.
parkers Carefully repoTsedfor The 7Tts'"t.
TUESDAY, July 81
AsEES-Do,h sorts are steady at previous rstes me
,aes today are 2O bile Pots 50 80 and lOo CO. Fes
d: "a. ooo
CoTToE-Tbe ,aes yesterday anooheo 70 80
bales and today they have been about 2VoO oses noey
r., svnort m France and the Continent. Ffices are
wbor, change though the tendency OF ioe market Is ~
favor Of The seller; and holders are hfm 10 oeman0ns
outside quo,arone-
LIVERPOOL. JuIy Tine import from a'h July to I'D
,,cusye amounted 10 IS 662 bales al Of which except
az bs.s wa. American. good expor: demand existed
and the sales for this purpose during the same time
were 90 bales SUCH qualities as brought from 5d 10
I'd 2 u.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Western Flour continues 10
good request and the market 10 decidedly hrner. Gene
see sells freely a. 81 l2.-some ask more Michigan
may be quoted Sass OCT 500 bbs round Ohio brought
s. sl6s3 e. which advance ,his kind oeicg scarce
and wanted for the Yves. Indies In Southern we have
only 10 notice sale OF 300 bols Fredericksburg at 50
s7s. Georgetown, BraDdywiue aud Richmond Country
range from 81 II. 81 % but the sorts can
not be quoted over So with li.tlc or no demand Rye
Flour is 81 62tGS2 IS Jersey Corn Mes about 81 49,
and Brand wine say 50 Y Dbl and Sl5 = puncheon.-
Ship stuff sells 1910 cts; second quality Fine Feed
1906, and FIRST 22l cts.
GRAIN-Wheat goes of pretty freely for milling, &c.
$4,000 bush Rad brought 5lGS5 eta Ryeis dull and
we only know OF 500 bush sold CO with arrive
at &C. cash Oats 80 for Northern. Corn higher
to-day the demand being large. l56200O bush mixed
and Yellow Western sold mostly 10 60 Eass at SO G56
cents weight
WHISKY Has advanced TO 20 cts FOR Drudge Casks,
and 21i for bbls. bt which the market Is firm.
HAY-Thereis nothing doug In North River; II may
be quoted 45055 cents.
LEAD-The market is heavy and prices tend down
few thousand pgs sold today at s. e7i6S4 cash and
time.
PROvISioNS-Prime Fork Ia inactive and can only
be quoted 81 s7l0S5 with sms saes at the lser price.
Meis very arm 300 bbls sold at 50 50 Bss 10 with
out improvement but Lard 10 In better demand and
prices are well supported Picked Meats, Butter and
Cheese remain AZ last noticed.
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DIED.:

In Ashvillc, on the 2sth ult. Mrs. oRLTNDA PARKER
Dr. Charles Parker, and daughter Of the late San
Sinclair Of This county. In the 33d year Of her age.
The deceased had been for number Of years profess
ed disciple OF Christ member Of the Baptist Church in
Ashve and in her life death gave pleasing evidence
Of what she professed.
In her death companion he's lost faithful and ahec-
tonae wlfe-hve children kind and beloved parentan
aged mother and circle OF relatives one de-
servedly dear their hearts-the Church. consistent
menber-and the community kind aud sympathziDg
friend while her removal Mt this Interesting period vi
life has filled many hearts with sorrow. there is rich con
ISOLATION the felt BY all who knew her. that
death 10 her great gain.
The funeral was attended on The Both, when
preached by Elder o. Dodge, Of Mayve, from Rev.
XIV Is. The large Of people present on the
cason and the general feeling of sympathy expressed In
dcated the estimation In which departed friend
held the vicinity where she lived and died.-CoM.
[MayvIlle, (Chaut. COZ Sentinel.
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e Constipation 4 o-livene.sl nestro,e ed by
Dr. " ood'- >ar>apa-ilia ana Wild Cherry Bit
Iers.-Tnzt icrG.cice destroys consissie-f, aa1
esr.-. me -srsI 70 p-:oris -Tacasorr ,ho1,-
src. Wi str- s-3 as, .asi Il ea--s Dy'pep-i. Sick
Heatsc-e Jsnscics Vertigo Liver Con- .se =. ois-
ee.-. 70 W lea a. sr- 7-si;e r.v re ~ -
lis inertia Sod uhoirtsi- arc rial. y y" iAFf
KETcEAM. III Flllou-,t 4; REAL !2! Broadway; II
5ow-ry ST bI-ecIe-.-t j92 Gus
r. DR.. Harvey Burdrli, Dentist, 362 Broad
vay come, Of FfsHs--st ~o1Id respectfully Ioiy MS
ps 4. hat he VII - ab.--; ih- city from lie Is. IL
he 5h CT August and tae.e who especially desire y,
pr-eu. 20 rs Fe.uu will p-as- cs
i1rrec.-:ely. Ne*-forE J1.y -tI t;i9. J7-l 49,
sebrins's Ke-tornnve.-Tais 7lea.an. med
cne !, c-ve-f=i.i.g remedy i2r nc N-.'ogf
acb, ga Al T-e-r preventive OF Cosiv--ess s1c Low
s2. i cor7e-.I noF5d srae OF tn- olsry organi AID
la, --rozfns q he s.ouseh and Bo~-lI Il speeciy
promote. the ret1z strscgn snd seIT7 IN al c.s-s q
Debility; 5-asy soPete where ih' greatest Of
6e.snEr 1, deficient and natural consequence. gives
tone aat vlsor 20 Is ~ho.- ,yi;si,.
~ Prepared y c. c. sEs RING, Iaf'Jio~2, ~ Y. TO
whom order: NY =. addressed
sol3 II S-D Tort veoiessl- ,1d r-:s5i BY A g. D.
ssrdr Druggists. loo Ful.oo-,s % W!aEl-st Sod
efi. generally hrouzhou! TIE Uu'ed sa;es foee ~ s'
bJI:.e. nj ls7oda
r. All orders for subscriptions, or advertising
- Should be sddre.,ed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS" a. ne
ober oe bes be teou;ed aay person 10 repre-
sent bis ageaey Il s1y cher 2.scr II III. Cy. S1'H
r. The Proprietors oi Lhniy dve dissrent revs-
nsp-s il Peun.yvsna so5- hsve given public notice that
g. Pa mr. is ih-ir only 1a.so-.6 actn, in the c;=s OF
N-wYorr Philadelphia. Gre Baltimore For osnes
o: papers Tibue o! l7c All The papers IL D-ls
ware suc :1eDy STAKES given sirs,
ootice ign i,a
@ NorristOwn HyarOpnthic Institution
MoRRisTOwS y. J.--a- Bshlpg accommodations Of his
eIab,hm-nt have recently been ensrR-i-w1hn he past
monha Pu1se Bath 10 feet IN l-agih and feet deep Win
Douche OF 10 feet fa supplied from tprnE OF Pnies'
mountain waer :te " - hch il - 5rg Fab
both Summer and WirI-r hsve been built vi; sppro-
Pirate Dres,os Rooms &c kc This Institution has now
three DoDchs and Plunge Baths supplied from springs
OF pur-si and coolest waisr.
Tn male AID f-m,!e departments or. provided VIE e1
p-re-c-d and efcient assistants and every isciiJ IL
sairtad IL: thorough rrd systematic application OF the
wyi-r treatment; The Baths Diet aud Exercise, Sc are
under p-r,ouz supervision and direction OF The Prnc
pa Application made by leiler tpol paic) 10 Dr
DEXTER, Morr!itoDu, p. J. or al III "aler.t New
Yn-s lyi5 S~ls
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WI brig. Wind 5 <.

Daily Arrivals OF Produce, STOCK, dc. by the
Newly ork and Erlc Railroad Company
J. - C!arS,oa Agrrn.
So tubs butter IS aes do II hogs Capt Coleman Is rks
butter tubs DO Capt Ca;t IS 90 Il tks DO lot hogs smhs
sh~cp snd calves Jeunng. Thompou, 81 tubs butter
6rk do Capt kius So tubs tts do lot cattle sheep hoss
sc. Capt Leeds lot pig iron Townsend 50 bags bark
Van Osirand Garner.
oa.nt,,y OF mils arrived during the week ending July
10, 80 sic Quarts
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Troy oswego Ltne-J wycnE-Boa; Geo EaTrer-s2oo
bus corn Bukey; Is bbls pork suJdsrn, Sage Co.
Same Line-Bos: Alps-llsl bus os:ha Conan tiop-
kins Co. 520 bns Go " Oiis Co; IBIS sshes bs!d
win Dika,c Won; IL hbls aear Chs W.-cv-I : 90
LAKE CEarnp,sto Me.ch.rts' Lfre-L 4 JChrson-Rns:
Ofrgon-7s tons iron 5urror, 1893 tlis oi Pa1k
ConEt 20 CASKS ashes Marv-c Co
S,me Lite-Bost EsrTi.on Sterh-nt-I pssi outlsr
Clark Fax q toos on Bndor; 1899 j'is! !et soaioi
[ ConIin 49,.
aeowp = carr bs;, s.bes hfIs bat,"r !" n Haonsn':
"a ..t1,, hsfcyood I-,e Hta<i; = 90 feet lu5e -
M. O w. esp: Ro-,
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U-ps ELECTROMAGNETIC order 10 com.
zr,2 plrlr The enls for The UsnI CNtl.

U~s POSTPUSEMEST-lno order 10 com
ESlsr1 pleI. the arrang for the G1snd Coti
ion Excursion advertised FOR Moudsy next,
The ANA era have induced postpone tho IN
Ill "Wednesday July I'D when every VIII be
made TO the excursion the dell ghul snd spea
cid OF the seasou.
Grand Cotl!on Hxcursior. Tho stosln-pscket ALBA
NY Capt Francis g. Hail. ON w -Cnesday Evening, July
2ld Nj leave follows Foot OF Rooinaonst at y c!k
Pier No N R. a. 81; HanmOnd-sI. a. 3d. Proceeding uf
tho North River w about one O'CLOCK al night
Thu Albany will be elegantly fitted up and brilliantly
lighted for tho occasion Add having secured Iho oi
WALLACE Celebrated Cuulion Band OF Music, and pre-
pared suitable reeshenls this Will afford one OF the best
opportunities for passing Summer evening pleasantly Tree
from tho heat and nolss VI the Guy saloons.
Tck-lA One D0lar-lo admit Gentleman and TWO La
drs-may obtained OF f. b. Hail. fooI Of Bafclay-sL
tool Ot,s
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n~. rug nl0sT pELIGHTFUI. Of an

SxssrStsS.sSS E1curaions-A soil across No Hudson
0A-uIASAAA" River Hob0f1n and then walk 70 Inc
EJsisn Fields soEg the exceedingly picturesque shores VI
lhe place will prove the easily accomplished and a.
,rayr Of all rurs! bo mEde from he
ciiJ.
TIE grounds now present charming aspect, tho neos
being n leaf aad the sol coveted win nch !erf
The Walks In excellent order, having boe1 consider
ably cmbeuish-d The present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there viii os IL abundance
a,the C0ouade Eysan Fields excellent Band OF Music
which viii perform selections from tho favorto Operas
popular aiIs marches, wslizss, Gc
Tn- Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Cnfsiopnefl
are com psl-ly iIt-c up WIKI Awnings and SCAT, 80,
-. ~ 81, myi 4m!soaS
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cRAND sXEIsITIoN OPEN.
Extensions.

UR@ MUSICAL KNCURsi0S.-rhe De-
SsT Sa! 3; Ss1s sl:s.. 9ss
respectfully inform those who purchased eaets tor me En-
cur,ion postponed from The h insaut that be has COM
pi--d his and 1hai II VIII Positively 'aAe
Mace On Tturtdty next, - tIsl
Tn. new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR Captain
Ne ,on having char errt Tor the Uccasou III rsvr
The wharf Al he foot RohiEson,I precisely al hsPsi
O'clock A. NJ touching al The 1901 OF Canal and KAN
moud So leaving the latter place precisely al oc'ocI
and proceed directly 70 Van CoreuG. andire, al ae ell
tranc- OF the Hi shlards tn side Of W est Poini
The boat Will shat place Until Two O'CLOCK, 10
slow the parry opportunity OF ptomenadinE and OF Gu
toying h- Highland scrnet,
company will be invited TO parIsk- Ut nue dinner, ar
ans-d upon the apprt decA al when a WI oe 'eH.u
cHcr-,h-rrby ahorttDe them an opportunity oi viewing
the besuuu, sceuery tho Hghsni while egaioS h5ir
appetlIe. - ~ ne. r,, am ~. ,,,rt,,,,a, N, IN.
Warbiuglc Hall, the vilsge OF Newbursh, ana also
The ramp Chorus. Um the op-rs OF INC hnlehs
OF Suowdon snd the Grand March aud Chofus from mr
Opera OF Fid-lio by Beethoven
The Solo parts by Mrs. L. A. Jones and Mr. j. A. John
,,-.,, A. O. r,
This Choral Department will be ,usIna ned by about One
Hundred Ladies' and GruuemeD, accompanied NJ Ihlrly
PrJfessiUna Muslcinns
DSdwo:h'. Celebrated SGnd is alec engaged Tor he oc.
ca-iou. -, - -, -. - !,
Proceed directly t0ugnke-psi- at which place M sse
performance will gwen In splendid pavilion. To be
er, by few pubic spirited gentlemen OF that village
for Inc occasioal commencing Al O'Clock
A, ten O'Clock boat Will sayc Poushieepse for New
snnprr viii be served Immediately upou the stsrcg OF
n, boat after which party Will have M opportunity Of
listening 10 some eghuu muslc, tln style To su rom
bod excellent Dand ard OF enjoying themselves ad
Ibit4m
Tlc... Five Dollars each-admlins gentlems and one
LADY Exirn L.dy'a Ticket Two misunderstanding bolh
De foru auc-s supper aud other r--.n-ns for
the day evening" may he obtained until "Wednesday
.v-nln, after which sold, the muse store OF
Firth Han Pond, 23e Broadwsy; o! Geo F. Nc'o.si cor
Wi Stu. H. MEIGGS, ii6 Broadway.
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FOR THE FISHING BANKS
SS3tSSyzRSS The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain
Charles B. Armstrong, viii make Trip TO
The Filming Banks Wednesday, July pa leaving as to
Iowa: The foot OF Warr-p-sL a. quarter before A Nj
foot OF at ats NJ foot OF DeauceysL a. quar-
ter osoru O. A. M foot Of Cahernesl al A. M foot Of
Pier No. IN Il. a. q. NJ.
Dinner will be provided hoard Bait gratis-nei 81
REASONABLE. rul-s Fare 50 cts. for the excursion.
The sI.smbos. High sndef will continue ner regular rps
TO The R,hins bau.s Wednesdays, Thursdays and S.tur
day. hrous III. For farther Information apply 10
iy2O su. A II. 5HuLTZ. cor. West and Duane sts
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wa. ID. JONES, Auclioneer.

WI. ii. JONES, AucIioneer.
DOUTs, SHOEs AND BKOGANs, on Wednos-
Dday July ga 1885, ~ lo1 O'CLOCK, al Tho store OF j. ".
yrrsol Co. No. ~ Poarl-sL 500 csses, comparing
desirable assortment VI Boots bhoes nnd pro-
y.s suitable for SOUTHERN Western and City doasrs,
us received Catalogues and goods ready on Tho morning
OF Tho sale.
Also, 50 cases Mens hns Kip Pegget Btogans
Also 80 caso. Womens Seal Pegsed LsLo Boots.
Also 50 cases Mems and Boys Russell Brokans.
Also 100 casox Womsas PesRed Ties and Buskns. ly9