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BOOK TRADE.
NC. 8 UNIVERSAL. HIsTopy

M TIE MOST REMARKABLE EVE NTs 81 al Ns-
" lions, from The ErrIesi Period the Present 7 ne
Tbs number eoneudrs b. frs vOum-; the HIS
tory Of the syn-n-, AraoAns and Phornic.ns TIE hsh
- u atom winch TINS Ia. Is
BY the contents u the number .su-d Price per ulm
brr = cents.
Jenny Lind, ovel. By M.s Rose Ellen Hendricks sc
Diving Nell. or the Doom u the Friend .ess ron-nc- Of
New I0k. by the author Of the Orang. Gin OF Venice Sc
hydrophohia, ~ ungeu, cure ard prevention, win IN
pOrsnt Instructions the heads u Families and 20 every
ger-on keeping dog, by wm Osborne ans ysng chemist
Pnrr = cents.
Architect No s. vol 2 series Of OrignA Designs for
Oomcstc Ornamental Cottages by VIM Il. Rsn.et s. rgs
The Two Corpses by fr~ieTiek SOuie Ths Is the most
exciting work ever published. Price 5
The Half Sisters. by Miss Jeshurv. Author - Z0--
II Puce = THIS sufhOre-s Is too well known
need any praise u car however. say that l.
eqiA u not superior % any u ter former productions
~ irOpatny and Homeopathy mpsruaAy appreclsied.-
fdsi American from 1lIn1 LONDON Fdfon Price .
- -.h ,Fp-af- 20 b ct1tf 'te D. srss q
It fll - 60 sell a. fiu .1rfl-lfy Cen Adv.
o. hrneg aie-A Historical Romance Of B0rde- Life
Price - cfs
IN PRESs-Diwug Mel. BY the author OF the Orange
Cir u Venice 4" Pnce s. cis
g43 wv IA GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings Nssssu-s,
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lly Y. &. KEMP, Aue,ion.er

Rt ". 4. KEMP, Auehon-er
~ ENrSNSfvg AND PESCNProRy AUCTION Sat, % fvs-
~IrVsE AND PisSoFosrss On THURSDAY, August -, ct
he large Warcroous, ~ Broadway opposite he CITY
ha by Catalogue. containing about 600 lots. h~.rg tns
art and best assortment II sooi Fniure oferet
ri suction in tins city, and which viii be found 81 wOay
Of the seuuon OF the usde, hotel and house keepers
Also about ~ Piauoortes s. q and ocsaves Fun par.
ucnlsrs hereafter. yls
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DY ORDER fPscs Bahan E.9ae Jug Of Monroe couaiy
DCour. h-rcny gvsn t5Nt rhn,ut s.ues
ss,sas oi STEPHEN A. HERRiCK soere-.s-u
- sod for paym<u. Of h dsb,
-. - app-sr Ant cscks-E- such hrsn, .c,rds
tha n,s from he fr-; puos;on Of th.
payment Of tshts hin residents stat snd tie
t-arey h-a, tr hs Of pupery
In. irsns- any such property % hin a., o
edlsl y az and a voia.-DA,ss JAY ~, 80
~ larea 0kllFlN, AaI Rf At,aceiss crsi.teH
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" Mngnifcennt article for the Teeth l.
Joness Amber Tooth Paste put up IN Chinese pos for
shilngs II the breath whiteus the teeth, and
perfectly innocent Try H. Sold only 81 Cha;han-st
jyz7 Th&s
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ESCAPE FROM DRowSING.-A little girl daugh-
ter Of Mr. d. A. Herrck No l62 Auantlcst accidentally
fell into clstern full of water, but was rescued by
carpenter named Joseph Marshall.
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VAN Is

a. ~ lassers to 'en b. nut be o.f
pa'e, o. ass 'siu net se fasen 0ai q re ories.
! yVANTED.-A gentleman, who for the pas, I've year.
w has en- agsd head conf enusi clerk h ih~
dry goods 10 two u the most aOurhing VII
ages ne II nd H. e. 10 fas a. present much
means A. command w-hes 20 obtain si1siol where he
can ase the charge OF small but profitable business
ner 10 aid BUSINESS or TO take Of rnanur
Ing other bu-in-ss Were te requisite business qa.d-
caonshonesty industry and sobnety-are required io 81
him fr n ~ station The best r references given and re-
quirei Address Moses, Tribune ohce, wiihintwod days
ya1
XyANrTD-Empoymeui by q young mar who has
w $40 ~ comm md. an1 would be willing % put tn
same 10 any respectable business where be have con
slant employ Al rrss A A B rnblue Oh-e, within ok
days, .isi.ng busne.. jyS IL
NXANTED-A young man a. light porter and canvasser
w for prominent esab-hmert IN tbs city SALARY all
be small ~ nrt hul worthy reliable young man viii md
this good situation. Aodr,ss Murray Tribune Otce,
siallg qlalnc nons, name am address W. Y.
ykyANTED-Ai Lanesboro' Penns on the Eee-York
w and Ene RAILROAD twenty good brick Layers Apply
FOR Information 10 Mr. John Billion, a tho ofee Of the
New York and Enc Rs.lr I'D Co. IS Wallet None but
hrsi-raie wnrsmrn ne Apply w sus-
xXrANTED-Bya respectable Young woman sima.
w ton as seamsir,ss IN private family. Would hsve
objection to lille ehsmberwork. Apply al II Eliza
beth-st % floor iyS IL
XyrANTED-An active boy in A commission drug store
w us stating; one who resides with his parents or
fiend. Salary first year 80 Address D C. l. Al this Of
ice. jy.e p
NxTANTED-By a respectable woman. a situ.fion a.
w good cook and assist Ia the washing and ironing
The Of city reference gwen. Apply alo5 Seventeenth
st. between sixth and Seventh avenues jyOlt-
4 YOUNG MAN, writing far and correct hand, and
who i placed in Office hrreis de- rous 70 spend
his dsengag-d time copying and Iausiarng the German,
English and French langu Letters directed tO Mr.
schmidt 81 Clfst VIII meet with PROMPT stienuon Jy29 y
TO BOOK SELLERS AND STATlONERS-Wan
RI situation IN book and stationery e-t4o shmeut b.
young married man. who j. thoroughly acquainted with
the bu.ines UnexcrTOuah- reference be furnished
Address George w r. 5j7 Broadway, Jy9 II
CANVA--FR- WANTED for weekly paper
NApply 10 A. CUNNINGHAM. q Ann ST. up stairs. u
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! 81 $50 Broadway--W rAAP being DESTROYS of having
he remainder OF bis stock cared OF II possible. by S
time specihr has nade farther reduction IN price, par
ucusrlY ON whole pieces and rem.nd.r- The stock. al
hough now rednced IN quantity It'll well assorted Ia
English Blankets, PLAIN sud w He'd Linen and C. ilon
shreimgs Linen aud Cotton Ticks. Table Dains,ks, In
cloths and pieces Toilet and Table Covers Linen and Cot
ton shrings Long Lawn for fronting, nen Diapers 7e
and Plain muslins Cambria Htndkerchies, Cotton and
Worsted Doyes, ard few small Bed Outs
The 10 be let and fixtures for sale on reasonable
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eAar-kpucEp-NO MoNOPoLY-Eyenlng hDs
= sfoS Albany throagb d'r-e, ae oeloes. fron
~. os., flo. of Robnsonst hs' sssvs bsrf.y sesmef
air "wednesday, and Frosy, at 0cloek. ra
ossss freight apply on bosre o, 20 stsniey. a ne
on,oI. rue Tor tho mornins trains East Wet frssh
-, vso0s vrssa srd@ kou as cscss. -
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Rh1NEs ELt LlDI be- frst BOX. OF The Element.
tPu Euclid, on VI Oh ured Diagrams .nf Svr,io. -
u-ti lnsetl 90 leer- fr the greater II e.res os
On ne Reverence Due 10 Altar D. Jeremy Tayo now
nrst printed frf m the Ms In Library of Ones,.
Col Oxford Edited by Rev. Barlow small 40 IS ~.
The Wisdom Of ihr Rambler Adyentaryr, and Idler By
Samuel johnson. limo. 81
TIE sY and Coue-p Jndence Of Samuel Pepys Edi,es
by Lord Brss nruos N0 9. =.
Sermons. By Henry Edward Manning. Afchdeacon of
Chclesfer. Vol S. =.
Al Essay on Logical Method. By Charles P Chresu.n
6vo Is
Outlines Of Lectures The Nature, Causes. and Treat
meat 0f Insanity BY SIR A. Morrison. Fourth edition,
laTged. 7 aies 8vO ..
A Pracuca Treatise the Diseases Peculiar 10 Women
b. : Ashwel. New edition. evO. -
Fownes Rudimeuary Chemistry. For the use Of begin
ners limo 81
- documentary Minerslogy For the use Of begin
paris. limo. O.
- RudimsntsTy Perspective For the Of begin
ners. parts. vol. emo. % cents.
PUTNAM Importer &C lS Broadway,
lv9 and ~ rnrf. London
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aseron--r.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT, 50

| by BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT, sosc -
/ - Broadway .-Lbera cssh advances sd~ on oonss
FORTY EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
| To So CosskscED. rHs SrAriOssky ssD Para SAFE
ON FRIDAY AUGUsr IS And the BOos SALE % TUESDAY,
AUsUST 9-Tbe undersgne-s announce tho next rvgu 81
conducted under regulations the <st Con-
ssnmenGs Of Books Psper, Stationery Stereotype ri.es.
Binders Cloth Leather, &c. are Respectfully .Olcisd
Psricuss for the crinns should he nrnsh-d ~ ne 80
u July next which time the catalogue VII ne put 70 press
The cash advances VII oe made o. r-e-ip ~ zooes
shsn required BANGS. RICHARDS PLAT
ga Broadway N-w-York.
A. PxlvsrE Sus-A collection OF choice On fanunfs
aclpding Argr ore BY De B,rUf . fine Landscape ~
Wi.on be.afa Flower ard Frui pieces, &C. ell N -tt
fsme- Also. scol-cpor of ensravings scarce pofune
he early Presidents. sc. N irsinee
ilN q. COZ. Ton, .frefloa cs~sssssoa te'osass-
OsNe. Room sle Broadway, Gothic hal-hav'nf frnpv,
kinds Of Cabinet rarnsre Dry 0oods CsrP~ss snc iio.s
s--pi1g sruces q every description consS 1ncnl '
ofvAe sale a. s9cto1 and 10 make setre4 sos WIN s as1a
or'rnptness Tie vii $50 boy. preferred OutfO0 s>S
10 any pan ~ TIE city attended 20. rsgsl
SATURDAY. July -.
Al The Alcuon Room. ~ 10. o'clock.
FVRsIrpsEA age ana general a-sOrtIrut ~ ns~ ard
secondhand flniuFr lie effects n Two families Gcchnirs
sepi :. comprising SOFAS msho. any tFeu eafco.
sod coifsse chars ushos rseri cad scctefi ma
sd Tea table,. nah gsny enea mspe and baes wsinot
he,rsds hair mattresses. d. BN windsor al russ
chai's o-e 90. csrPens eoh STA foas, orock'
MONDAY July 81.
Aiie. O'Clock 81 81 Mot-f nesr Bioon.
GtNrsEI HoVsTRoLD FCsNIrNsE-Iae entire firnltn-e
Of the hou CONSISTING II soSs. msho<sny and cur msps
IA French be sesis drrss AID plain bureaus car snd
center Ia les ookiug elssses sdoe-, ss~ sn1 esl
amps carpets on clohs fe hef beds hair mse.s~. ek
tables winaow curtains wssstands. stoves oe-ro tir.
niare, kitchen furaiure. &C Nc
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AMI1SEMENT

d. I'D
OPEN TO ALL TaE WORLD.
GREAT ST. LEaER SWEEPSTAKES.
1900 SUBSCRIBERS At IS sscs.
THE PARTY for whom The First Horse Is drssn 10
receive 49,.
The Second Horse i N
10 es div divided smcne the Psrtes drawing The
Starters ~.
SWEEPSTAKES No Z
1900 sUsscsisESs AT q tAcH
Frs 1i.NN
Second do 80.
pvoes among starters sea-
DIVIDED anolg Non-StsTters ................. sea
SWEEPSTAKES No. 5.
1900 srBScSIsEss AT e. sAeH
rhst 1sS'
49, DO
DIVIDED among Ncn.S..s;rr.. Zoo
Parties DESTROYS Of securing Ch.ace. h either OF The shove
sNresiskes are requested to maze cary spplcsron ~
rscn sweep vii De drawn mmes!isely = fall TIE result
Of Tie drawing vii De iyerusei IN A- Times Bell. Life
and ne London Daily psPers To give Lade. an opPor
option Of the subscribers.
All eommgniesuon,, 70 insure sreuuou mus. eootain
remittance Foreign orders may he msie payShle in Lon
don; 5gi ~ ls1isrs mns De .t1ressel 10 RlCAARD NJ
CHOLLs snd JAMES PARKINSON. Tenple-cus.,
The Tdlrd Horse 10 be decided BY ser. Life. Pnxe-
paid any DAY amer The rsce ess 10 per The Race
~ run Il DOnczster the IN Of september. 1913
To prevent fraud. scrip viii he genuine uness the let
Ter containing besrs the Ayesbury posmsrk suh.cnbe
t~reni Posts Tvs ONWaus2h. itsw'
NlBLO's, AsrnK-PLACk, 6ROADNAY--
Nstsge Manager Mr. JoRS sEFros-Lesder. Mr. WooLF
s.nshi md - night Il The wonde fu Lehman Family.
AIIhDAh EVENING, July =, 1885, the evenings enter
unnment VIII commence with a Grand Overture, after
ND''n' 'A' popular I glsTSe q s,onv r,se
FSIs. abo, ,Ar wsn Looiss.. Mss hsle Horn
Y A nm 49, .fIa
and asique with seui psn orimc Introduction
called ne lalsn Bnssnds Characters by the 20, usr
Succeeded bya Pes de Galop from the Ballet Of Bsni-
owsky, by Miles. Adelaide AID Maihlie.
Quarter Of a. hour mterms-ion for refreshments.
J,rKo THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Fernandez I'll schmidt Mad Fernsnd MISC srone
John J0ues........M FERN Cora ........Me Maihidr
tvDoors open 6i-commence u. Admission 81 cts "
RUHTON'S THEATER. CHAMBERs-sT.-
Burls,Aue Of Lucy DID SHAM-AMOUR.
Enrco 81 Moreftt. Meyer Norman. .Rse
RaimondO. Jsmes Dunn Lucs.......Miss Chapman.
II Zapoie.do .............M Miss Walters.
called DOMBEY AND SON.
Mr. Dombey..... Mr. Varrey CAN'T Cutie. Mr. Burton
Mr. Carker Mr. Marshall susan Npp,rMrs Brou ghsm.
Ma Joe Bagsock, Broug ham Flowers. Miss Williams.
Pnces-Dress Circle and Parqueus, 50 cts. Family CIR
Gle 3 es Doors open al 7i-Cursin will rise at g. lys
CASTLE GARDEN-PeTormsnc to Commence att
~ O'clock Admission p cents.-SAIl RDAi EVE
MING July - the ertainments will commence with the
humorous extravaganza Of the
DEAD SHOT.
Cap, Cannon, Mr. Nckn.on Louisa. Mise Rose Cline
Timid...... 49, HoAan o halter Mis- Nlcknson
MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
Favorite Song Miss Philips Ballad. Mr. Holman
II sh AIR .............. ..........Mrs. Ii. Philips
Followed by grand operate Overture, by the Orchestra
To concude y th the admired drama Of
LANATER
John Casper LsvateT -..............Mr Niekin.op.
Ioui.s........ '.,.......Miss Nickinsoa
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REFHGERAroRs AND SHOWER BATHS.
JOHN M. SMITH
REFRIGERAToR AND SHOWER BATH Msuufscsory
xl<es Broadway uylD enas
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" The EdifOr OF London JournnI snys
He family has often used JoSEss Coral HaR Restorative
article, and b. recommend = "a al 10 are losing b. IT,
hAmst iyl7 Th&S
~ Reader, II you have bad Hair Won ,vo,H
really bs astoni.ned The effect three s nz ttfi ~
JoSfs's Coral Hair Restorative hss on l. Sod p Chat
hsm-st y2T ThkS
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S. 70 LET-The lower part Of the Convenient house
Hs 81 Prnces consisting VI two parors, small room ID
joining front basement AID -four h1e attic rooms,
yard, with Crnton water Rent neutrality-suspicious. will
be given 81 September Inquire premises jy2s 81
e. HOUsE ANTED-The adj ye'ser would pay
% liberal rent ION lease) for fu-siZsd house COM
- psising all the modern convenences, and situated
OF Broadway in the upper part of the city Address
J. b. C. Post Off,e WI lws-
a.. TO LET-A store with Darkroom, II Avenue c.
~. Also on Fourth Avenue b. Also Parts Of
new houses consisting # whole doors, half floors,
with the CrotOn wsfer on Avenues and C. ready let Of
August Apply toljy26 5is- c. j. FOLSOM, - Avenue y.
&C, FARM FOR -ALE-Of about 40 acres on Long
aS Island Is miles r. this c.tyon II Is good dwelling
house barn snd other necessary buildings II Is In
good state Of ca vson fences 10 good order and well
supplied with hrstrsie water, very plea ant and heal
thy and will be sod reasonable trims. For particulars
ncure in the turner's shop 81 Be4ehst sfler o'clock
a. az Gr-enwichst front room, up stairs. Jy19 81
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designed 10 punf. all river lis portable spos
stus ed for application to sny faucet or barrel tap used
for the discharge OF fluids and Is constructed Tor appcaoi
10 vessel VI the capacity Of keg or pail vel a. 10
city hydranL Il cealses Itself Dy changing ena iVf enc,
will filter from Eve gallons per M mule ahu = ~
WafercoOlers. an invaluable Injury for e ool ~ Pfe -
are 80 for sale by WALTER ~ GibSOS' a. nc Dice y
he Dspbrarn Filter BroadEa next above d mares
49,, Esr sent fo sny part Union. ie3n imeodis
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ONE WEEK LONGER.
BANyARDs MAMMOTH PANORAMA or THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
DAiNTED ON THREE MILES or CANVAS i-Exhb
ing view Of country 20 miles In lenghlh extending
from the mouth Of the Missouri River to the City Of New
Orleans and aching degrees Of lsitudebEIN6
THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD opsr
syery syeuing Sundays excepted) al the NEW PAN
DRAMA BUILDING In Broadway, adjoining Niblo's Ga.
den Admission 81 cents children half price The Piano
rama will commence moving Al "a O'Clock precisely.
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdsys and Saturdays a.
O'Clock. IVA
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ISssce-$$t.-ls-DOwn with Monopoly The Peop. "a
Boat FOR ALBANY, landing al New b.rxh
Pous hkeepsie Kingston, Caiski Athens and Coxsacke
Leaves New.Yors Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
Passengers BY this boat VIII srve in Albany 10 ample
for the morning trains East West
III. new and splendid ct. smDosi MANHATTAN, Cspt
b. Nelson, vii leave he steamboat pier the fox Of
hob.nson--t this evening Saturday July 2) Al O'clock
To THOSE OF The TRAVELLING COMMUNITY WHO RAvr
NEVER SEEN THIS BoAI.-shc 10 and beautiful o<f.
built expressly for an opposition boat between New.York
and Albany and every and affection hsye been taken
10 make her worthy Of patronage. And II you want ow
fare the whole season, support the Manhattan sgsna me
old monopoly who asns rnos desperate attempts
10 DIVE her rom Toe rye' and have ed hat hey
WI spend $1,000, II necessary, TO effect thai oyeet
has been ssin ihst the Manhattan shsn opfosioni ~,
10 well known, by all no have heretofore nsv,ro ~ aus
oil monopoly boat thar The fare ~ unui ne
out when sh- put price Of passage a. " :. ~
rate. and, supported by ITO people cannot " ~
For massage or freight sppy on board or TO o. sLAN
LEY n Inc Office foot OF Roopson-st yS AZ
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" Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton Hall corner Beekman and Nassau ss2SoOo vO-
and the principal Reviews and Magazines American
and British; constant additions OF publications.
Clerks initiation fee sl, and semisnnual dues = mer
chants and others annual subscription s. Rooms open
from 10 A NJ. to 10 ?. NJ. By order.
HENRY A. OAKLEY.
jyi0 Swis Rec Sec Mercantile Lib. Association.
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IT. STEAMBOAT ST. NICHOLAS ". and
after Tuesday August viii encs run
finx for the season % Nors ak, lsn0loR a.
rort Chester Rocky Neck stamford L-sye f.ot Mu-
5e-. IN daily and NorwLk On INC arrival Of he stages
eost or 10 JOHN RODaAN, Agent, Office foo, u Moth
NOorc-st. up slsiTs hD 6us
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UNFORTUNATE AccIpENT.-A little child, the
son ofMr Jones of this city while crossing the river,
accidentally fell from the upper deck, aud was severely
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:" -
LIABILITIES s.

The Boston Courier gives the following stats
tics of the Western Railroad: Incorporated in 1893
Opened October 4, lsil Length l56 miles. Cost, IS,
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BOARDING..


DOARD.-A gentleman and lady, two single gentle
ID men, can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and
goUd board at 81 Whie-st Broad way where you will
End pleasant and agreeable home References given sud
required. JN9 81
BOARD WANTED-By two young gentlemen. in a
Dpriva'e family pleasantly located mp town. IN Brook
yn here the comforts Of home be obtained Terms
moderate note addressed 10 b. al this Office. stating
terms and location viii DO attended TO. jy2s 4
DOARDtNG.-A gentleman and his lady, or two gen
- lcmen be accommodated with a handsome la'ge
front chamber tie second fOOr Dinner hour az O'Clock
Apply a. 50 Murray-st. y9 Z
DOtRD.-A pleasant front room on I'd foOr FIR
ID gentlemen a gentleman ami his wife, and hall
bedroom 10 let with board. Apply at3l Jayst yZ 5ns'
DOARDINGIN WARREN->T.-Peasanlr rooms,
Dsuabe fIr families or single gentlemen, are To lei with
board 25 - arrcn-st iel7 sr
COOD BOARD WANTED-By gentleman and
VI family IN the country within hours nde or sail Of his
city. Address Lewis al this ofh-e. jy9 ST.
THAT DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESIDENCE,
the Cstski Mountain House will be opened for he re-
cepOn Of visiies June r. Coaches will be In attendance
the dock the arrival Of Day Boats to and from Albany
faQ -
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,spxyESpx<r Lfxxs--For Harvs and Lspsrpooli
lNfrEp sIArEs ept "a fomS fork Ass
SARAH sAkD< Pei Rs7aot lronN lors rn sept
6ARlH sASp1....IW eQosk. IN New ~
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n srfs cAayioffs fr,r Hs-rf,r Ee-Ns w.zSou
MrsW Whlfehese lady Mss Potter Mr NJ.
III hs.. .n6 NJ Etw,fs Johnsnu
In Ds-eA briS Hy s] Ps-f Prf-r,Nr Lufhsr asd ..y
fort fnuce, VI ef-n-r o. Ohio Rev l. judd
Missionary q Por ~ Pr3cs
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

- The PIo-NIc of the Sunday School of the
First Congregational Methodist Church of Brooklyn
did not take place last Thursday, as stated in yes
tsrdsys paper but is intended to come oil next
Tuesday August l. at a grove near JAMAICA by ran
road. Mr.. Piercy and Mr.. Farmer are the supeTin
tendents of the school, Ample provision has been
made for passing the day pleasantly. The tickets
which are so cents EACH eatabes included may be had
Of the cars on Tuesday morning Of the teachers
previously.
IxeursTs-Coroner Anderson held an inquest,
yesterday, on the body OF sailor in the L. $ Navy
named William Thompson whe came to his death by
accidentally falling down the steps OF his boarding
house and injuring his head. Verdict accordingly.
The Coroner also held an inquest the same day on
the body of Francis velo found drowned IN the ver
Verdict-Desth by drowning
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EXCURSIONS.

MOONLIGHT.
r. EXCURSION coScERY.
.ssEsl.szxzS 0fine American Musical n-uue, rhuuisy
evening, Angus 10.
FREE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
The ladies and gentlemen Of NewYork Book yn, W.
iamsbugh and Jersey City, respectfully Informed that
extensive have been made for pleasant
Moon hi Encurs around Staten Island, and grand vo
cal aud Instrumental
CONCERT IN RIDDLES GROVE,
which will be- beautifully Illuminated for tho Two
large and elegant have already been chartered for
the ip and Others will be added occasion may require
Full particulars In due time.
TICKETS FOR THE TRIP FIFTY CENTS
Yearly Tceaets, admitting tie holder TO all performances
Of the Institute except those given for charitable purposes
including this Ex sion,
~ ONE DOLLAR EACH q;
+ Tor sale al the Music Stores.
N Bsub-cnhers and holders q yearly tickets vii re-
cevs excursion tickets application the office of The In
suute $50 Broadway any previous TO the 9Th Al.
Just Ii should Thursday, the wi couis
a on Friday evening. ljy16S OIL H. MEfG0S, Principal
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For Europe.

CuNARp LrSE-FOr Liverpool reeklv:
HfBERSiA Capt sn.ssos FrOln SYors wsdoe.day kax
ruROg -. Capt LorT fom Boston sdns.5.x Az y
AMERICA Capt Jrsrss IRON MOD wesse.dss Ios II
sross. fron Boston. ednssdsy Aug Is
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PoIcE.-Capt Magns, of the Sixth Ward,
Kew.Yerk, yesterday arrested two men named Walter
Jefferson and Theodore Curtis charge OF violently
Assautng njamin Sneider aud William Frazer, aud
also stealing from them Sli5.
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E1siaxsieLASD LAKE, landing a, onks,s, Dobbss
Ferry, Tsr,iown ard Sing sIg, each ysy.
The and sp endid steamer ARMENIA Capt >. Tai
man. will make Excursion u R0cklsnd Lake on sun.
DAY, July 80, leaving follows Pier foot q Cbrmbes
81 al o. NJ, Pier T. T. X d Canal q. 10; Ssrm0nd-et
lot AMI Thirtrenihst al ~ Returning 10 h city st5. POI.
THIS Excursion viii give passs myers hne view 81 tho
Palisades sId ohsr natural scenery 81 the hudson tbJ IN
lneuse docks Of tie Newly and Erie Railroad also tho
line VI the Hudson River Railroad ani allow hours fof
the most deli shifl Excursion u the day. Refcsdrenn
provided board the bos, Fare Is each way j2slts
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Dr. A NATIONAL RgFORsI PIC MIC

Ssssstis--7N~iil tsse place on MONDAY, August T. az
Bifdls's Grove, In the ste amer HUDSON
and Barge Tickets for sale a. the Young America Orro
8 Cha ham--t C.. Calhoun, corner Catherine and d..
vision sts A. sost IA 0randt Of the following Com.
miuee; w. Day, Go Adam, David March W A
sarn J. X. Msrson, Cote, J. NJ Catchy iy6tAu7s-