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81 ~hiel VIII he solj ~ bow IL not lower ,t.n =,
any ohct es'ablrhmen, in Tie city. =
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. Loox.
ING CLASSES. FRAMES. and all o,her C.h..,.
Ware furnished 10 order
MAHOGANY vENkERs-A good stock Gr
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NIRGINIA-IS cu,Scss,-A, rule. Mia,
In The Cic,ks casse OF the C,rc.i, s.n-,ms
C"ur - Law and Chancerv sor The county II O,.,.
IN the month OF Dce.mhcr ist5.
Lewis S,,n. C,mp,ainsns
rfsdefick Sm,ih. John Rii,hie. samuel Neel a..
btesAi Brady. the Merchants and NIech,oc,
Bank d Wacelins. Jacob = Shrivss. J.ha q
Campbell and Anel,a u. he vile. lIsa~oo w
ChaPl'ne and EIIsAe'h ) las vile. r.tkss Camp
tell and Isabel his ~,fe. Amsiis Serisg. Z,ch,.
riah Jacob adminssriiof of Samuel Spsiex. De-
ces.ct. Chr. IAN w,lsr. Gn,l,sb Froh,seh. Nor.
Gan Nsl.on. David Wagner and Fredeuea C.:
ssesev'r DJssias0r
The defendants Frederick Smith. J,hn Richie.
David Wagner and Frederick e sresevsr. no, hsy--
tg entered 'he't appearance sod given security
according Ia the &C, OF assembly sni The rul,- &c.
this oouti. and ~ appearing by satisfactory proof ,hsss
they are moi inhabitants Of The Commonwealth Of
Virginia. on mo''on Of the complainant By counsel.
q o. ordered that the ss'd defendant do sppsss here
-" ihe q 81 Monday IN February neat aud answer
The C"mpiiinsni's Lill. ard that a copy OF The o,der
be- irih~iih nsriei an s.ns newstseer printed m,
the city 81 Wheeling Lr Two months suee~siy,lv
and rsed ct The font door of The Cyuri house of
Oio county. A cory iesis.
ALEX r LAIDLY. CLERK,
dec 2
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VIRGINIA ~ c.sscssv Ar Rule, heIJ
IA ihe clerks "iire OF The C,rcuit Superior
O"n' OF Law snd Chancsv fr The county Of oaio.
IN The month of December lsis.
Robert Barlow. C.nl.n.r
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NhtNII DRUGS AND MEDICINES o..
''s .lHfc Sfn 'ffhs e. Rei Ainns,
"'~4 LiiAYETTE MNIIly
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BY THE MAILS.
Important from WashinetOn.-The Trrir
Hiu,

Important from WashInetOn.--The Trrin
Bil,
WASHINGTON, June 80, p. M.
political storm is gathering The tariff
bill . shivers in the wind. IL is suspected about
The House to-day, that the tariff bill will not pass
the House On Thursday, n, 2 o'clock, the debate
ceases, and the voting viii common ce. motion
will be made likely to strike out the enacting
clause, when will be seen, as RadG Boon used to
say in Congress, ga great futtering among the
wounded pigeons
Past experience will show, that on every tariff
bill, the contention increases as nhe crisis APP
proaches; and in forty-eight hours from this time
the excitement in the House will be tremendous.
1t has always proved to be difficult to count noses
on tariff bill but will hazard the opinion that
the treasury bill of Walker will not go through.
In this prospect, you will find the democratic
members, of the north and south, respectively
arrayed in open combat.
The merchants of New York will kaow the re-
suit by Saturday morning. PELHAM.
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OLYMpIAN FESTIVAL.

Sd1HS, Lent d Co. s. american Circus.
he .ads 81 sas and qa1 MS
the beautiful stud Of and the most costly and
brilliant equipase be found Europe or America Among
rough red English May Fiy who dances in an ncoa
esiyabiy graceful and in perfect with the music
all the I1shiopable seu after the the most
popular Parislan artistes.
The Twin Poses Damon Pythias in their inn umera
pie leafs, waifzes tricks and exercises
The scientific and wonderfully trained Fighting Ponies
The dminasive sles niy formed and gracefully taught
FAIRY Seed Cinderella rchased Francanis Paris
at Asheys Royal Amph,theatre, London, immense
Pas Temps.
And the mos: beautifully marked, highly framed docile
Prominent and in bold relief any similar exhibition
Mr. Sands and his beautiful and talsated children Mau
First in order is the juvenile rider Master Hernandez,
whose achievements horseback although FAINT
years vastly excel IN grace, agility and brancy Of effect
Justly styled the Ducrow Of America
Next, Master Walter Aymar, whose daring dashing and
graceful equsstr,anIsm is second only t. Hernandez
his original and gIaphic characters Of the Pckwick family
fonr horse and two horse act by Mr. +. Perry.
vM M a. Kusgies on the Slack Rope as trs yoltizeur
,s s to tSf r Mr. Pesntaad SECOND clown and Buff
Master of the Ring, Mr. Huntington.
The entertainments will be concluded with choice seee
ton Of Elhopm Songs and Chouses by the best band
vocalists N the countr
Price Of adm''iou. boxes and IS cents; reserved seats
VIII be exhibited city of Rochester on the conner Of
Pi,tt sud State sta as follows:
mences ~ p NJ Thursday aud Fsd.yWpoors open ~
and performance commences az aud tx NJ July tth
Doors open ats NJ and aud r. VI reform snce
cotnmsne's at "a A. NJ and at ~, "a and N PM.
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HOW e. & CO.'S New YUkN NAMIOTE
CIRCUS


VNHE LARGEST E5TABL lsHMENT eyes arfas,xed ia
The United States comprising $50 Men and iorses
luir'ng N Carnag.s convey the perfones wardrobe.
sicinns &c The company has attached Eight female
quessas oag HON is the Greatest Female Rider of The
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE.
whose Style ~ Equestrian Fes,s peculiarly own
beng chsste aud classic her graceful and sc
md the charming nair.e with which she chains her audi
eepc- render dis gifted aud yeducsrei artistic The lead
ILs feature OF the this country The Fropueors
fer the public the bst description g!y
IF the extraordinary and daring iests dorm
ed b ' distinguished artist Amsng the novelties which
the fropretors offer IRE the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTESS.
he,r helsnt Is !, feet sad heI e,Eh over 100 lb, Nh
Eantsas werld. they will appear in Jack and the
Bes. Staik, aad e will psfe,m extraordinary feats oil
IN gPrise or Hors.Sansbip q ~"
nAstc Elercss Cis,ic psp,s ,.d .6erpieees
NIXON, and thu uuapgroach15le Clown DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated ana principal Hi
der, the Napoleon oi the Acna Mr. HOBBS whose on
Horseback are the most eIaednary Witnessed yuve
nile Act Of Horsemanship by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
Sses BY the Whole Company led By the great Earopean
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS, in
e the CharotssI Of Phgbu' Posurng and Gymnastics by
brilliant Act Of Feucies of Proteus" Mr. C. Howes in
Slack Rope Evolution Mr. Geo. Sweet, the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of others. The whole
compsinghs leading most talented and Classic performers
This unryslIed of Eqpe.tians will perform
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
re
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the water. brought Il down with crash w;,.ci,
was followed by an immediate scramblisg for The
door. No lives lost. '
Pending the debates on the tariff. tho ilouse
has presented most evacuated aspect, Az one
ume Yesterday there were but fifteen m..,nbers--
IN, re We're about forty AZ one time To. day, which
Indicated That there We're that number of candi-
dates stu for speech for upon this great ques-
ton large body OF the mem beers are ambitious of
n Dig demonstration for home consumption The
Speaker, meantime, i, mostly in the library,
awaiting the rslng OF the committee
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Senate.
WAsHisarov. June %
The Senate met at IL this morning and
transaction Of the morning hour. on mot on Of
the bill for the
wARsHorsrro IMPORTED Soops
for the term Of three years, &c, under eoniit'q
toiorc given, was taken up u
Mr. iiusriSoroS took up his argument r
scheme 1t was new thing--it was entire
10 the act OF 1889 ans lsAl. II wouit aior-
,ial benef, 10 the Tressury--it would increase
Of goods to the consumer II would beneht TINS
Of traGers -
lot The large capitalists who could anord
duties
ID The foreign importer who could con-
capital and transmit the goods according "s
tho market
"a. The ACTORS of foreign importers WHO
commission on the amount OF sales
Thisbill was not introduced upon inc pst't
body. It was reported, ss the ssrsor from
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PA Il MO'S PERA HOUS
CHAMBERS STREET
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE

lI1iS EN ENlNST, JULY s.
II ERR ALEXANDER, the celebrated 0evman Magician
In addition to performing the best feats Of the Sc asou
nary feats.
Hindosan Wonder of Asia the Magic Vase of Gold
Fish, for the last time. " -
First representation Of the New York Eral Messenger
Last night Of the Magic Mirror
The whole forming selection Of the best and surp
sing Magical Deceptions exhibited in America.
Tickets 30 cents1Children under ten. half price.
Doors open at 7-Performance a 8 o'clock
Box Office open from 10 A. M. r M where seats may
be secured Private Boxes, to admit four persons, g.
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COLMAN'S

EMPORIUM. OF ART AND Classic CABINET
. GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS
w includes his immense stocks Of Books Paintings
" EngrnvinRs, Fancy Stationery, Drawings Drawing
Materials, Music &C. be found upon the second
floor, up one flight Of stairs lbsvng leased the first
many mach below the regular price, being DESTROYS Of clos
A Cheap List will soon be published for those who will buy
. 1uanutIes.
No. 29s Broadway, second door. ais eodsys tine
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THE RAVEL FAMILY.
Irghf ROM by the Rop,y E,,n,y,

Tight Rope, by the Rapsl Famiy.
First time this Country OF series of Superb Tsbeaux
named The Smugglers.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Friday Evening" July srd 1876
~ The performance will commence with fsvorite
To be followed by daring and graceful emsnt on
the TIGHT ROPE, by the Havel Family
To he followed by LIST time in this country series of
ger6 Ta6eaIs with pantommic introduction named THE
Half hours ntermisson for the ert,
~ rhe Retreshmcnt Saloou
The evenings entertainments conclude with the Panto
mime OF VOL AU VENT-Character, by the Ravel Fani-
y IN which the celebrated Gabriel Ravel will exhibit his
crossing the stage pole Is feet high the difficult aud
daring act attempted.
Doors open O'Clock, to begin at o'clock precisely
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FOURTH OF JULY-

U ~ n ~ u z y " Q E X #.
THE ORPHEAN FAMILY have the pleasure of an.
nouncnE e their friends and the public that they will
urdsy evening, July ah, when they will introduce choice
selection OF their admired pieces Doors open half
past u concert will commence quarter past O'Clock. Trek
ets 50 cents to be had at Saxton Miles and L. H. En-
bree's bookoree at Firth Hall Ponds Awill's Dubois
Music stores, and at the door. iv3 2,i,sr
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WASHINGTON, July l, 1916.
Congress-Ihc Tariff, &c.

CWSTess-1He 1uTW, &C
Some eight or ten moro speeches to-day, upon
the tariff, in the House. Tomorrow winds up
the debate, and perhaps the bill for then will
come the battle. We understand there r to be a
caucus to night of the frec.traders, to know what
is to be done, and how 70 they to yield the
wall to the impractcabls, Buckeyes. If the bill
of repeal fails, we shall wind up the calendar.
and adjourn in hurry, the Senate waiting only
for the arrival Of the Az gust steamer, with the
action of the British covers, nent upon the Oregon
treaty. In short, if the i'll of notifications fail
in the House, shall probably adjourn Con-
gress on or about the 10th OF August. II it pass
the House, the Senate's action will dctain us
here till the LIST Of Septersber. Meantime, con-
hngencies, not unanticipau ed, looking to speedy
peace with Mexico, may Further, and advantage
ously to the treasury, prolSng the session.
There was nothing of special interest in open
Senate to-day, except tho disclosure oil the TACT
that the printing of tho Al rculturai Patent Office
Report this session cost the treasury, in round
numbers,
For the House. -. ...S!s,ooo
For the Senate ........- 4ooo
Total for the docuncn t. .AIaooo
One hundred and eghletn thousand dollars for
the printing OF a single do unent! Why, SIR. at
this rate, the printing for the tsso hous.s, Tor the
present session, cannot Ee less IN It's drAt upon
the treasury than quarter OF "A miliIor oil dol
lars Talk about tho dividends of the co ton
lords and tho cotton planttps, or even the ososefs
aud sugar growers--wbSt are shey 10 a clear
profit 10 Richie b Ileiss. the prayers 10 ConScss'
Of Sl0O, 900 for single SESSION a me fortune III
printing heavy orders OF dry reports, large pro
portion OF which 20 to tae grocclnes
The prairie Indians, under Copnei Lcwis,Wcre
engaged an the forenoon from an early breakfast
at the toilet, dressing, painting, greasing HEM
selves. and plating their hair log an interview
with their Great Esther, al the Waite House.
During, or Immediately after the tren ndous
ram last night, carriage, in which was Colonel
Sewer and one or two other r. Ntemen. while
passing over the. canal on bsidkp weakened oy
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FOURTH OF JULY.

Excursion to the cell brdted Rockiand Lake
k1 80 so famed for Its Yellow Perch AID Pure
SHEE ice,0a the Fourth e July, 1886, the steam
WILL make Excursion to Vredica Ho lk Rockland
Lake, touching each way at Harlem and Yonker. give
passengers time TO the magnificent and unsurp
scene Ct The North River om the highest mountain this
The North America will leave Fifth street. East River at
Snon street sts quarter past Market fpas
sour errN brooklyn, at before g. Pier No.
North River at Liberty street quarter past Canal
street at half past and Hammond at 10 O'clock M
preeeiy and proceeding MP the North River will reach
nTeddlca Hook the landing below Rockland Lake about
O'CLOCK M aud reu ning, will leave the landing half
past PM and arrive in the city by haGpast O'clock land
ing passengers at the whayes from which they started
board. iv3o,r
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AMI,sEnfurrs.


lax e.nss@Fndsy xysn,ns July Gwi 5. p. assny
ed for the LIST time, SAT AN IN the Myssri.
Stranger Mrs Hunt; four other characters sso
Esnt:lls Mrs Abbott Mad De seiisou. Mrs Dyoa Mad
Dc savigni, Miss Kate Horn. To Conclude with FOR
TUNiO-Bsron Dunovsri Mr. Andrews Hon Miss Myrna,
Doors open al !ocock-per,ormsnce commence 1t pre-
cIsely u O'CLOCK
ROWkRY, THEATRE Friday Evening, July snd-
S9 T c ses1'Sq w be psrOr pS Tbs dem. ofhs
he 81 M f naSls s A
s sd L M Cox HIt M pSssI,f To &c.
venPog osn Mowbrsy Sutherland; Andrew BroOks. Ger
IL Lower Boxes 50 cents second and third tiers, Is eu
open Il oclocECurtaiu will rise at half pas, seven
o'clock.
GnEENwICH THEATKE-Coner OF Varck and
~ Charlton streets-Reopened for the Summer Season
friday E,sn'ax Jgly the performance with
Afer which. the SWISS COTTAGE-Nail Tisck' John
W;ssser; Lset'e Miss Gsr9line Chapmp; ~ cenciule
NIonk,on. Keene; Gilbert Monkton Frecr; Jane onkton
Mrs Pxnsol.
Orchestra Boxes. each 10 cents
CASTLE iARDEN-Friday Evening, July srd-Tbe
l. Aiahasssdce You'll Renemb Me, FROM the Bohrri-
an Girl After which the Misses ysller will appear 81 ia.
part viii conclude h the msgarent overture
An ilierisAon Of half hour for omrnae aud
ments.
The second with the popular overture
La Cracovienns Misses Valec wooden Sho. basSs. Mr
Thompson The evening will conclude with a sesios OF
under III. direction ~ Profes,ar E,erstein
Abundance q cents
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tEkkY TO COMFY ISLAND

FORT HAMILTON.
go r ;'S sias Flint ~ y i;
5's!. S;E 81 5.s: t.i:
one Of which Will wing times ard places:
sSss'i RR e. * ed III * and AZ * and s
!. Tho s B; psss FYl'oa Jerry BROOKLYN and
#I "a 49, ~ q ) u and a"r Il H. lam
81. Ana sK cG one i, Island sas ~ & MS and iAM ls
Est '' h'n TH i5sf sT ss K ss1:s
FOURTH OF JULY.
E &c u r SION TO SANDY HOOK.
~ tffot sa '' ss b%ss s
H,, Leave Chamber street re, at ocloes
ksss %%Sas c Ss:ss! + ssr
ss 9sS :$ n 1; sss
me & G o"s 'dS
"a 9; = Z; :
quarter srie. sr. a. snd IL. .bov. Ie :.
toned landing Brooklyn at quarter past o'clock p NJ,
hs down the Bay ana return to
Tickets for each excursion so be h.don board the
ooN. Jy3 Str
CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
Fourth of July Excursion to Nep Brunsscick, ". J.
80 I The s5e, ,n;t, sP5iENDID Cart LA
e. N to Ssr r Mh
with the following military companies:
Independence Guard, Captain Cairns; Tompkns' Blues,
Captain Nayher Union Rifle Company, Cant. Parker,
compal led with their Invited Also delegates from
various lodges of the OF o. f. Kendals celebrated n
York Brass Band been engaged for the ccason The
Splendid will arrive at New Brunswick in ample time at
Place ." S s';rSS
companies will landing be received with al the usual
military forms by the whole force mbsd The line of
rch will be formed the arrival Of this boat thus afford
ing her Passengers fine opportunity of ssing the i'm
posing appearance OF The above entoned companies.
The Splendid, on her passage New Bruins wi0k will
take the inside channel the outside thus waking
the trip around Sta Island Will leave New Brunswick
for New York at o'clock r Nj.
Fare for the excursion, so cents T
Tickets ~ be had Of Mr. e. Brown. Tammany Hall 1t
Bartlett Branch Hotel; Messrs. c. A. Matthew'S West.
chester House. s Dowery, and board the boat Of
Chambers iv23sr
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FIREWORKS

u OR FOURTH JULY-The subscribers off r for sale a
Il large assortment Of Fireworks manufactured by Mr.
kdgs Jersey City, of large and III Rockets of
Crosses; Oetssous Trisages, vsIlisals Mines Of
&c &c. DUNLAP & THOMSIJN
i-3p IwS q Re-.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

L.
Grand ExcurslOn up the Hudson River.
ca al, IL. 4 &C Go5Ehssm; WIN leave New Y0Ik
Jniy 4h att NJ on her regular Albany and
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA Capt VIM
Ellsworth will leave Troy aud Albany the morning
on her regular passage down to New York.
and ,he % and danger incident 2 the ee.osten Of
Newburfb return by Niagara on her down p, and
reach the city IN season to enjoy the rational
i"- ""nfo aud safety. there boats the North
river that can compare with the Niagara and Troy They
Of New York for their attention aud genemanly deport-
ment Tose landing 10 retur can have opportunity Of
shore; the passaSe viii have an oppotusy OF
g the most beautiful scenery of the river and the
Fare for the excursion, so cents each way. iva
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION. ~
To New Brunswick and Perth Amb0y,
At9 UClotk Il. NJ, foom Barclay ST Pier.
THs int ds " baissy c .s: F 1s
1870 at O'Clock a NJ, for Psr,h Amboy. and
afordgs pleasant and The Qua
Sw it. s New fsf h Ar APS %.
O'clock Fare for the whole excursion. so cents.
cd BY the Tompkins Blues CAPT Mayfair and the ndePen-
KendaiPs eeie rated Brass Band. y
Hours of starting puactual je3o 5t-rc
80 e oE E5 IiII OF tx THE sIHH5ShLiANDs-ITH
an s,el Will make an Excursion to West Point and New
Liberty aaS lss At
SWING II Ia%s d Mhss , vss
the Palisades Sing sing Prison Forts Montgomery and Put
returning IN time TO see all the Exhibition Of Freweris
Fare TO West Point as Newburg As, tand the
For Tickets, apply at the Office, "A. Gessnwch st.
Dinner provided board Number OF Tickets limited.
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COLISEUM,
NO. $50 BROA ID w AY
MD nINNLEnD

EsPECTFULL Yinvitss the public to his first attempt
~ establishing series OF Temperance Dramatic Sketches
and Musical ENTERTAINMENTS the aim Of which will be to H.
lustrate the essent benefit of following the course OF
prudence The Dramatic part Of the will be
sustained by Ladies and Of talent
THIS EVENING,
Mr. Oxey will portray the OF the moderate drink
to the confirmed nebriae; aud with the of
Messrs: Hamilton, Varsy RAYMOND, Loder, Quae Mes
danes Hamilton. Demern and Greenwood in variety of
other ogether with
Particulars IN bills Admiftance Is cents je31 6t,ssm
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ST. GEOnGc'S CplCntr CLUD
play Their ANNUAL Grand Mach the h July, between
at the Red House Wickets pitch he'd and playing
ces a. O'Clock. iva 2tsrc
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BOARDING.
A FEW 0ENTEEL BOARDFRs can be aeeomuoda-
parlor and bedroom let furnished unnsbed Enquire
- above. Terms moderate, jyi ssre
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GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
nURING THIS WHOLE WEEK the splendid Mocha
~ nca Cabinet OF g. Tetz with the Duck of Vaucnuson
~ afternoon during the week o'clock until 5-and every
Evening from until 10 o'clock 80
On Fourth July, performances from in the morning until
II At night. ieoa wi
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559 Broddicoy, bet,seen Spring and Prince.
ITO sTRANGERs-Strangers visiting the city will fed
new attraction in the Saloons Of the Albania, which,
aside from the delicious lees and TO be found
there htted syle o Eastern splendour and maxn
cencs never before attempted this country The beautiful
fountain in the essested which dpiays avarety Of
curious and ingenious jets only keeps the arr deghful
~ cool and pleasant but eIcites amusing nssres and
thousand while the promenade around
the balcony affords view every pleasant evening Of
beauty aud fashion than De found eonegsted other
place Of public the city Indeed woye an
hou be- -ed more nationally sgreeaby.
1r Admitsnc nee jeas iwissrc
TLTNT7T GARDEN rs NOW 1PEN FOR fTE
"A sEAsON.-Dodworhs Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday md Friday evenings, commencing June 2nd
O'Clock, Admitrnce free
nyi sm.rc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor
THE EXHIBITION OF TIE NATIONAL
.. ACADEMY OF DESI ms,
tpW Close on the Fourth If J,ly
A RT1Sr FXhlB!rERS whs have no, given direetous
IA ia regard to the disposition of their pc,nre will please
do so before that day. JNp a. CHAPMAN
je2t 5,eods-rc Secretary.
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FOURTH of JULY.
GsOSLING'S American and French Dining Saloon Ga and
" Go Nassau street. between Maiden Lane aud John
will be open on the 9TH from6 NJ tod NJ The gre test
variety the market affords i'll be served honor of the
day General Tayiors Pudding, entirely dish, will
be served up amongst The desserts.
g. delicious green turtle, in soups and steaks will DO
ready Ii O'Clock iva
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LATRST INTELLIGENCE,
TELEGRAPHiC REPORT
CONGRESSIONAL pnOcEEDINcs.

wssurs- Tos, July >, ls4s
ScUa,e.
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FREE EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS,
at the williamsburg Cottage Garden, July 4th.
Afternoon exhibition Of Balloons, from o'clock until
whi' will throw parachates feet in diameter
Tempt d by other artist before
An exhibition OF Fireworks will take the evening
when a number Of brilliant pieces will be produced.
To with the Temple Of Liberty on magnfc ent
and brilliant scale with flight of SO rockers.
jy3H'je HERR CADET Pyrote chnist