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THEIITFRARY AMERICAN,

A NEW FAMILY NEWSPAPER, "h De puDusuel
\ ssrday july g. and every succeeding wees " u de-
,d NJ POM Ar Tales Reviews, Religions and sclenhnc
,,r s-- q. Of Biography and Na,ural History FOR ne
young Critical Notices Of new hooks and me Drama COi.
respondence and General Intelligence The contents VI
m irsfIv o FINAL and varied 70 uu The tastes Oh AL
n Il Intended make 10 MODEL FAMILY PAPER OF me most
aisvafef and instructive snd interesting character
W. do oof rtrpose dectving the public by stopping NE
nsnar sl,er few months. Arrangement. nave neeh h"ir
viii tha Publisher f0r year snd Do VIII % necesodIIy
continued that .eus h u time. We shaA maNo Pe'"'
aent establishment. ,a..i.a
a,s irser.f c0D.ricIouslv on reasonable terms The
r.ual discount 10 agents sud dealers.
'''a q p OUACKENBOs, Editor and Proprietor,
Office, Il Aun-st
~ n s,,is -,,ie. 81 cents For sale a. Berords Bur
CESS Srngrr Co.'S, W. II. Grahains, ana news ,ns
In general svC---
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lncretst.s...-s.sss 49,
The falling OF in Domestic Merchandise Is nearly 10
per cent and this decrease of exports messuraby
made up by export, of the great equalizer specie oi
which we have sent abroad this year s6,6c3OOO more
than last year The troubles in Europe have had more
influence upon our exports than our imports since
the French Revolution our shipments to the Continent
and especially to France have almost entirely ceased
The following statement shows the comparative trade
trade with France in June. .i7, and ls4s
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Appropriate Religions services, connected
win he erection Of he Baptist farmers Church. on C1er-
rt between Pike and Ruger, w take ace on me- prem
se. THE day al O'Clock, p VI. AL friendly 20 me enter.
be- skeu TO al iu he erection Of The house jy6 IT,
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fOre.-t i really quite uni ashonabe 10 have grey hai pr
ker. and thoe not aware Of The fact Informed they
can easily change those nnder 10 natural black or brown
color without injury the hair or skin by the use OF BATCH
ELOR's Instantaneous Liquid HAIR Dye Sol1' Wlosssie
and retail, al , Walls, near Broadway Iy7 FMANu
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sAvANNAH-Bark Egoc- 100 cks A Nottebohm30 10 W
Hshersan 30 DO Crane % do Hi Gowdy-@j bales cot
+ syoney6i 90 Lock wood25 do Hi tiowdy-lb do
Brlnson-I DO Gnsses-9d DO Bingham & Carsr-7-
30 Aiwaier Muodg obl- ior, Adams Hawthorn y bale.
4 sebhns- DO W Motifs do J g Dudley CO-l0 DO
Wood boz Allen SOM bales sherman Collins
bon marble Joseph Atwse-lO b1s Jeity seey3 DO Whit
bales Brigham Csr.srt2 BIS Durham & Dm0n2
W Bruce trunk Taylor RICH box Jones - Pkgs
hill 1 4 - fltlas ~ nfIrirr
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W.HprS', OFFICE. sISs-slSe PElsoS, jay :, ~.
go RENaRD.-A convict BY The name Of Fefeu-
SDtt - -,.l- - escape from ih- STATE Prison Al sing
s1,g on "Wednesday afternoon, July sad Ferguson =
-, ~ i,-bs hish has grey eyes and brown la p ne =
-~s t-,id-r,.i and has sot voice lie VA sonFice-
~ r.ud sTeeny IN safok County, IN Apr ssi TIE ABOVE
t,s-5 a. L. rad fJr his delivery ~ ihs PrsOn
ieesiI "-4' A II WELLS, Warden
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HOMER MORGAN. Aucn0neeT.
r-ttAs "A IlEN NTH stI pfANl
CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

y H. acELROY 4 co. 2.SI BROADWAY
rf,HREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
aud directly opposite the Para FOUNTAIN, ae prepared
10 offer for the Inspection Of their patrons and he
public =. choice and sse assortment of new goods or
Snrng and Summer wear as be found In the cy-coa
sisrg cloths csssmere-, vesiiuE casnceues iNrs~i
neruos, drab Gele, sc which iuey are enahod 70 make
nn to order Al a great reduction from former prices
They would particularly cal the attention Of N" travelling
public snd Others wanting frsfsie suclc OF ready made
garments equal tn every respect those made Ia order
which they selling cheaper than anything heretofore Of
fered the public.
styles zephyr coth cashmerete tweed, drsp Gle and
merno puks snd sack aso panlaOons, All ff al
variety Of fancy s and ssu also shirts underNtsis,
and drawers. halfhoso .car- crsvas -aenegs and sup
nor afucle OF lid gloves, constantly on hand
They would cal attention To their superior styles Of yess
and panalOOns a. furnished al -. Broad~ay myls istt
Strangers and Others would do well la cad Snd examine
their .tock and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere
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RASvAgD's MAMMOTH PANORAMA % TN
rrIg9ISSIPPI RIVER

LARGEST PANilNs ~ lht NyhsVs 49,,
PAINTED ON THREE NILES or CANsAs'-Etnie
I ting view Of country 30 ue- In lenghh, extending
fou the mouth ~ the Missouri River % the City Of New"
Orleans. and aching degrees Of latitude
TIE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WohLDi ogsn
every evening Sundays exceptedJ al Tho NEW fAN-
DRAMA BUILDING In Broadway adjoining Nlblos Gar
den Admission s. cents; children half price The fsno-
rams will commence moving al u o'clock precisely,
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays Al
O'Clock. HFi i'""
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- S,,piea n Tsa-a Eo'f n Bairyer- Tn.
t u,-, sst.f Mr. Bv1 O, have the latter i.n---t
ION ihs P8r srre on account Of o. ALLEGED '@oo' and un
ne az. are l-od, familiar 90 the public sunday evening
..t N.y n 1.eru i" i &c pn9a hoa.' ls'va E, Ne ll
Thoa iruc l'osrsiet end rarhet Nf Bower h
s..lg te street soueirr snd ult taiag any more n %,
hfa t fs sa Bow replied tl' rlen e vss nas
l rf 10 Otter. passed h- freni v1af aer'nr
tea Ioor-r 20 CT Of for Mr b. parsed tt 80 down
a e te of NJ fs. another part ofhe and entered a''
n,sst'a lhorl ored as up srt v-Lel hm 10 era' e.e
Nr re'iea ou' -al would Jas 'or ajfns h'. i9r .oe
'a.s son 'er"at ln t~sia 9ie'iu' 'le el 'i pr h.l'
o - tar 'asr, % lf 81 - 80 & NJ, 80 ,s,4
an s h vs.hg done replied That be- paid ,ate, 90 New Ief.e
of ~ from Bresin came io he door .f sef 20 -fe'. ~
NJ eho.'r', r" roe ' g. ~ hs ,il ai ~ i.' i. ~
eho the door. entered n'D ~rsipn " % "
H-ro- Th.n .ad something among sheh were ihe Noris
beer b. ben ran 90 e front door, snt 81 o Of BON boSlsi
nj sppesred M FALLEN .s eud5 b. insisting be had %
qse 30 e' 10 b VIZ. ' % from s' b a ~ turned
and struck ihom With shat called ouy ue hf'i opN ,e
e tai e third -trucs hn the and under ne sa
"a staggered hn Nf Bo.yer uen crossed NJ s,f I'm ~,
much e whole Of The scene oaie bad occupied out ABOUT ~
ei from Mr. f..ens haof' Who ~as irne 70 ATOP ne ne1
o. Subsequently The present compliant va maze S or against
T. va. a.,,es by the counsel Of Mr. Bower hat beng
@ M III e,.-,-,.l b, tie Msvor b1, t,. Honor 10 the
d-con ad consider The point well ken A. lie Pnv4ie cond
~. seo9 bst Bower lad no nsbi 70 csrry about
,person .y e MAYOR thought ofhe Police
must always duiy always liable % ATTACK and are
justified being prepared f den'e but he will always hold i~ .
r,t accountability ne OF the weepon they my carry 10
after mature deioeraion and carefully veg ING ne ie't
ony the Mayor cannot that prDyocon had teen
ea o. Bower wha had occurred regards he 20
on % Mr. Bovle officer therefore the May does not con
siief m n blame.
T, 5es which Honor gave yesterday considerable length
concludes - follows
~ conclusion repeat roy that from the evidence
this Bower hmselfto punishment under
regulations of the Police department and therefore
this the ordinary tribunal. Of justice a. private con
ovey between individuals their personal capacity, % be
Judged Of may and dispose of ~ 20 far 40 Bo"
b. the
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II premium Money wa. .til stringent aud rumor' Of

n premium Money stil stringent, aud rumors Of
failures current
At St Louis Eastern Exchange was IN sctive
demand A. Idii premium. Money was les tight than
i, had been Counterfeit Land Warrants had made their
appearance They age upon paper slightly tnscd ~ith
blue. and purport TO be sekno~iedged before New
York Notary sea- very large
The Bpfoio Commercial says
T.. la. .- rr-.rf rs--s. lr q '-r- sss Hr. 90 f.'s
/ trt.- r.-rs.-e r-... ID ..l~sst.r z" - Nf..
.-r. 4. r.--. --f st - t. rtlrt tr le
.....-tr .sr-r ar0lrfa UHH. rer-.rr.
~. .f... r-a r--f BEL r a -' -a ' r- .- Hfusrl .l
$780,. rf o.. rr.lnf .. a'r-a' .ia-' 1 .'.sf1 ..a
Times a.rIf .e
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nnYsTER1Es AND r1rsERIEs

nF NEW YORK.-Sevenlh edition. rye parts, y cents
" each Published and Tor sale, "loesaS ana fe~i' y
gFRFORD 4 Co Actor House. Also for sale,
The Mysteries ot Philadelphia. Price = cis.
The Mob Gao and other Tales, by Mrs HEINZ, &)cis.
Angela by Mrs March yO. = cts.
The Falcon Family by the author Of The Bachelor olhS
Albany" &1c--
Trry Ssndforf story OF the heart. by +. = Arthur, pc
fusf puhilsied a Life Ol General Taylor, by j. Reese
FRY embracing the circumstances of DIS family the incidents
Of h youth, and the extraordinary acme ele'' VI "'' ~
tary career Price, only = cents.
Also Taylor and bis staff with numerous plses, y cs
G0dey's. Grtham's, Union ant National Masa Tor
july. ,.t, "a.
The HaESi.ters. by Miss Je'vsbury just published &c
Wffr,-d Moutressor. the Secret Order u seven 90
Harold the Of the Saxon Kings by sf Ed"aiu bul
,ver Lytion. Just published, vols ~ cts
Also all the cheap publications and periodicals., Tor 'ae
wholesale aud retail, BY H.
faE 81
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SPLENDID GOTHIC

r. Door Platrs.-RoBERrs's new and splendid style
Of Gothic Door and Number Paies Those IN want Of such
.r invited Ia call and examine them. Also splendid as
.ortrneut Of Gothic and Shield Pafiem Bell Pulls
r. ROBERTS, So Broadway, near
,,,9 q,risaot Priure-sf.
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PANORAMA
OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN

A the liaeyra Rooms. ic6 Byoadray
SHERMAN & TOUSEY'S MAMMOTH PANOHAMA,
- shows In the most perfect and beautiful maheI NC
marches. encampments baos, and All tbs stirring incidents
of Taylors operations IN Mexico; the GSE4Itsi fASllsS
~ rHt WoRLD Open every evening. Panorama com
uenres moving nj o'clock precisely Admission - cents
No hafpnce No charge for descriptive pamphlets lyou-
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AND WARRANTS procured for ,odiers return lns
1 -. yo,n MexIco or ne most reasonable terms, ana
Without delay Apply TO No 81 Horaiio-st 10 JUS
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Clinton Hall corner Beekman and Nassau sts-Zl'ov' vol
uules and the principal Reviews and Magazines American
and BRUSH Constant additions Of he best works IN sci
ence art and literature. Rooms open from 10 A NJ 10 10
Nj Clerks initiation fee 81, and semi annual dues 81 -
Merchants and others annual subscription - COPIES OF
Constitution and Bylaws may Do bad on Application Al the
Library. BY order. HENRY a: OAhLElt
les lfniseod Rec Sec. Mercantile Lib. Association.
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EUK NNIE-N ~
a. Niddletown. On which good house, barn, ara
90" other outbuidngs. large strawberry lalch shn an
orchard Of young peach and apple Trees ffleo el"",
$50 OF which may main mortgage. Adjoining are 10
ecf,s part wood land which also for sale The pre-
mi ses landn for sail vessels and hFc mles
from the Keyport sfssmbOai landing For iTther pHtcn-
isr. inquire OF Is PERKINS, rs EsseS-.t Jy7 "a
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Passengers Arrived.
Foreign ImportatIons.

IN bark E5aa from SaroHH0h-Mrs Norris aud children
Howe lady children Mr. Houten Miss Andrews Mrs
Sherwood Mr. yeda lady aud child, avery Morgan w Horn
/ and d the ttserage.
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- The trial OF AUGUSTUS DUTEE, for the muir
der of ELLEN CAKES commenced on "Wednesday al
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NEWPORT, Jul, 3Au sohrs Horton fsl River for Phi
sdepha. John Webster LLOYD B0ston Tor 90 Lamafn- J-n
Providence Tor NiQrk.
July 4-Bugs Wm McGlyer. Htchbor Pctou for fAh RIVER
Cou6dc1oe, Cuba schr Washington Saunders, Nofeans
DORCHESTER July 3Au RI schr HenTeia, Nncuesi-f ps
bN, sailed schrs Mdo. aud Independence Ihomssion
PORTSMOUTH, june 90 Arr Bf bfg Nm Henry, Morehouse
Mes,port, ".
PORTLAND july schrs Sarah. b. McDuhe Maitland
ORIENT Howe Bath Garden, Hopkins Boston Tor Bow
BATH july AR Br brig Lady Young. oBnen, sydney. CD
Ssucd schrs El1s Warren, Pray Philadelphia W Henry IaoA
NNok Hslowel, Boston
DANYERs June shrs Henry Chase, Jones. Nfors lot
Helens Hatch. Philadelphia Sailed, 2Th ut hf fonrei
Nickerson Nlon. -
kENNEBUNk June 29Au schr Ann Bartlett GeofseioNn So
sailed, brs Neasco. Perkins, NHgma
AUGUSTA sSArr schr Lsmartue, Roberts. New Orr
s,hr- Gloucester sth Blo~, Fsef
do Ju MARIA Rowse, Massasot, Thompson and haffet Am
Heath. Boston
MACHIAs, June ssIn port brig Com Hull Wilson, for Boston
ready
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RIO De JANFIRO- Bark SanaO bags coffee llf hides ~
pnts wood samples Mason Thompson bag
coffee l. Michell-3 pkgs Lessaa, E-q.
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GRAND CONCERT.

GRAND CONCERT,
DROOKLYN FEMALE ACADEMl.-Mr MAJ RICE
ID STRAKOSCH Plan = of the Emperor of Russis' viii
give ms hrst Concert 90 Brook yn ON MONDAY next the
10Th instant. assisted by Mss III LA L. NOhlhAbL anu
others Particulars iu tle Programme JNt u
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EXPORTS FROM sEw-YosK TO FRANcE.

-. 6atabl@ Doni-stc Total spsd-
,o,e ,S,s 3QS72 iN54 46O25l
iSio'''t'1S9S9 5co 2Osa5 X573 $4,000
n..,.aei5, YS7I 59qs29 fS7s7s
pecse'o'i" " $4,000
Instead OF goods it will be seen we have this year
sent specie The exports in June to Mexico were only
as sol against s39s 600 in May. large amount Of
goods was sent off in May to come in under the Amer
can Tariff
Two OF the City Banks have published the re-
morris of their condition on the oath ult We annex the
important items
...l-sf q.
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rKoN Our coRRrsPoNDFNT.

PHlLADELPHIh July N-AT bnc shasspesre fendetoa hos
tons schrs Borden Cfowe Providence bechif btocoA
NYork, d. Douglass Providence Acham, Carlisle boston
ORION Was DO Nsthman wsan. Lubeci Reeves, Reeves
Bosau Garele Rogers Providence Autouee Brown, Boston
CId seams Columbus Pea Charleston brgs Ocean queen ~
faddcu Juhu NB Nsgsugus hnckcs Bostnn Lanet fhn
Pendeton 90 schrs bechei hfoA
Nlo A.bca ID Douglass Providence Newell Wauen.
Boston DAVID smith, Smith, DO Boston, hlafd, N~N LoHao
Reeves Reeves Boston Delaware Harding. DO; star icoo
io Anoueite Brown Ouon Wss do Ashland Carlisle 90
Gazette. Rogers. do staple staples saco Boston, Soon
Providence soop Ems. Hutton Baltimore.
MOBILE June gsArr MARY Melville, Copeland, BATH ofr
Lucy Homer Cld bark Apphu Mara, BAng. "ofA
tar. brg Loretto Hente ssou, Boston -.
NEW ORLEANs, june 2sA steamship Yacht "asoH ca'e'
ION ship oeknysr Wesico NNork Lawrence. Bowen. ApA
chot bah Nancy stevens NNor. Cd ships fhaf
aa Alien santiago; Elizabeth Elen. Tyler Do sNo5
bss Bscheo Page Norik ani
Rhuond Taylor Bary, Bfszos Santiago schf nee bA
NlIcr. Vel Era and BFaIos.
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no.T FOK SALE or TO LET.--A ,

H. = 80, 10 tOus low lying Al the foot Of Nn-
,.,,S., she u nsWy hued and good s.iier ~. Is
| cd ar lei Al moderate price Inquire q W.
ro,1.r Of Tv sntiethsL and Tenth sysnGs Jyf IL
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notnesfic Ports.

sAiLFD-shps yorktown London Hartford Savannah Barks
Mszeppa Orleans Agnes Thomas Bng faeon, Bermuda
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PILES, PILES. PILES :,

nR UPHAMs VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY 10
hi. very troublesome disease permanently. We have ost
received toe following certificate Can anything bs mofs
conyincngl -. ,a.s
a,... Krrcm.. GsHf,asn lhs ssrfi.e. that
NV be-n .sge- With ne fr pns hsfe
o.d...s Niln fnnf Having u-ed All ~ nso's'
,rsssd by my physsan so having te olsf W. - :" hs
~ .dy.o.g. leean@ much s,ouuzt anf Ter a. th'"fh
must .u aer a. ang a. lived Bot pfosdentfy vs. "ns1 ~
a, Mo-, Is.frror ofus Pubic = hi a. Staten lst % 'o'
$3.50 T., ,or v.lnats Pie Eetasy Having confidence N Nc
,,te ariatsly procured of IL nfsin and 81" very
~ d. ~ ,,n that IN perfectly cured Inc a oGy
oas boz ysry ts.y your ent -, ant . 49,, -go..
Sold .bolesae and retail by KETCIlAM HENshAW,
i1 Fnlton.st and DR. UPHAM, lsJ BO~efy and 0y drug
z ps a. ~, H.. je6 Imeods
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DROOKLYN FEMALE ACADEMY.--Mr MAURICE
ID STRAKOSCH, Plan = Of the Emperor Of Russi', VII
give his drsi Concert 10 Brook n ON MONDAY next the
i0th instant assisted hy Mss u LA L. NORIHALL and
others. Particulars IN the Programme ~. ~
NTiBLO'~, A-TOR-PLACE, BRoADMAY-
lNStsge Manager, Nj JoHS SEF N-.e.def MS WooLI'
Third nigtt 0f the FRENCH BALLET and OF the eels-
FRIDAY EVENING. July 7. the entertainments viii
commence with Grand Overture
Ny NEiGRB6Rs WIFE.
Brown, Mr. Dawson smith, John SETON Mrs SomeHon'
Miss Kate Horn. Mrs Brown Miss Roberts
Fifteen minutes ulennlssOn
ASsr which. Sd lime In America new senocomc Ballet
IN one act called il -. 1900,
DlABLE ROUGE, or the FAIRY OF TIE k n NJ.
Berucio reured soldier .''.''.Mi es'one
4snoieous. lie Disbie Rouge subject to the power
sivaneils, daughter to Beraca in Win Sem,
rd,1 c. BON. Gent Of The Adelaide
NJ MARCETTf will Introduce In this piece his remarss
bic Gymnastic Exercises, Flghts,N &C. . -
~ Tickets 81 cents. TO commence al O'CLOCK D'
CA.TIE CARDEN-Perfomanc to commence Al 8
N0cock. Admission 50 cenls-FRlDAf ENENINU'
Julv7 To commence with The Comedy OF the
SECRET
Grans Instrumental CONCERT by siguor BOTTES
III ARDlTI, when viii be repeated the Grand Duo Tor
.ne Double Bias. and Violin.
lnternssion Of half hour Tor Promenade Conversation
and Refreshments during which view may hsoor 'Ou'-
ed Of the range Of splendid COsm0rsmas
To conclude with the humorous afterpltce OF tlt
HOUSE DOG.
Dust tho House Dog Of happy disposition. Mt hollrnl
AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE
THE DESERT,
4 GRAND ODE SYMPHONY. BY
n FEuCIEN DAVID,
Is now in scusl rehearsal, under he direction OF
Mr.. II 4 IlMM,
and will be produced 10 the most effective manner
r"" YEARLY TiCKFTs ONE DOLLAR EACH
iy7 II nElGGS Principal oob Broadway.
MECHANICS, HALL. AZ Broadway, between
" Grand ana s nSp9sa TtiE ~
THE ORIGINAL CHRISrY'S MINSTRELS
whose Concerts during the past TEN MONTHS have beef
receye with such Distinguish patronage ana uneAaupe
most respectfully announce MAJ they VIII eoninu'
their original and nlmIsble entertainments every eFeh,
until farther notice IN,
Admission Is cents Doors open ai7ConceTi viii com
mence A. 8.
Manager and DrecOr-E. P. CHUsrY.
AFTERNOON CONCERTS EVERY SATURDAY.
Doors open ~ oclock-commence at y5 wis
NOLI~EIM, $50 RRoADWAY.-SIG. yITt
AMARCELLE- Magnificent Moving Dioramas and Ion
80 Broadway, every evening this week The Diorsm'
a four IN number
IA Sea storm destruction It an American Packet
ship and view Of the Steamship Washington
gd.-A Snow Storm, and Monks 81 81 Bernard -
4th-A airy Lake or Silver Waters and Tom Thumbs
Lihpuusn Family. .....
These attractions combined, present nost nioresung
exhibition being sublime, beautiful, and amusing Dvus
w0rths Brass Band are engaged for every evening u
o'clock jy6 2''
WILL CLO-E.-The ~ Annual Exhibition Of th'
w NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, corner o
Broadway ami Leonanst viii close for the season OF
sst,rdny. The s.h July, aiOPM The collection bonsi.
OF nearly four Hundred original paintings ana eef WON
OF never before exbied and by me iuies Oi lo A'
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Hetts Ih- following lete.n answered ~ Their naH -d ''
0rsut Jurlrst d,
Nm " White forem,n Herrg " Belcher Grtn Bsrtrf hSh
srd Bartlett Nr kreren kalsd l. Frankiia, jobs hesnl ~
ki-ssn Mirr Jared /. Moore, Ie Heyni - "'el
James smrh WIN wh~sioa Gs1rs. Naeuti1- lhonlss ,lu
Joseph K.ssr Nsfisni-i Iari John CendeniE NHi'n
Jose1h Hunt Abraham Mar ftfe I.sf seven efifa fn
Great uutn.~r aot having ausser-t 49,, .-..t Cd. a..
"a Honor rc Juilr. stated va ' u'a l.,. n, Al IL
NINA GRAND I.- an Dad lrird ti't
a oa.-a.l e "a there long several ,raasi conf n
=. t.rt.- D su. asr Ii orfaf fo te rf7'- i'
90 nr ,snfe mas d. pared uFou anf aiso in aite
ne..e. sho have been DRAINED regard 'n h'' ~
.s .-f 80. f.,r-, ID complains. vhnh VII 10 lfh h~,f~
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h., .are time PIE Grand jury rinfnei .As
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WILL CLO~E.-The 81 Annual Exhibition Of ne
w NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, corner ol
Broadway and Le0nanst viii close for ihe season on
Sa,urday he 9Th July, at DO NJ The collection bonsiss
OF nearly four hdudred original paintings ana one ""A
o m never before Inhibited and by the rules Of tho Acad-
eniy cannot again be exposed in TIC Gallery
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l.. n. fAL or. ANfifaffi
DN d. y. CRAN tOkD.-Ofocenes v mes l 49,
ID ans Flrr rirs Beds. Bs,.dlnE. &C y 'faw lord
ysiI Sc THIS DAY FRIDAY June I 1881 h lV "coA
,he Sesroom Is A1nf general assorie 81 soSe,ies'
CONSISTING Of green and hli-s cote spices, soap ,n
hams fruits cgsrs. wrapping Nsrer oft'i - Nih's' ki.
rum. 40. AU boxes herring hsfrcs cAd CO. nsiis /,
gasswsre, consisting of filcrs, cecaefs TAT Niu '"'s
lamps, srando.es, Ac &c o.,
-, loi Of Stcnr Hand Fuu.nrc, consisting OF nH0
seais. beds mattresses. brddgs chairs, ianr~ "oAins
glasses burctN cedar Trunks tea irays cfocNcfy GO Ns
coffee arms. -. sale positive Terms cash. 10 ~
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Court Calendar. TINS DAY.


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airline JoURNA AL .
PORT on NEw-YoRk. July

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O,KyUM,s AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. I

DAKNIIlI,- AMERICAN MTSEIW-r' \
DBARNTM Proprietary. HITCHCOCK, Msnsger;-
splendid performances n the afternoon nj - 0coch ~ me
evening 81 The Manager has purchased an enofhOu.
Boa Constrcor feet long. II has laid % egg on OF
which Wa. broken and produced young SHplnt Inc
eos viii also be exhibited Tho Manager has purchased
Large living Orang Outang aiso two large iVinH '.-
osuzee. another specimen Of the Orang Out-ng MD
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GA.TIE GARDEN-The public arc respectfully ~
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co REwAKD-L0sT.-Lcos' $

co RFNAKD-LO-T.-Los or stolen on ne
S.DDrib ~ he IN July, roll Of bills 70 the amount Of
800: the bills Of are lemon ~ -
BebT. mi Drovers Bank The rs. = he bills were on
other Banks Of this city hey we're % =, 10 ana y
- ,5 syorks Tn above reward vii be paid by leaving
,5e rsosry Win he subscriber iSS Springs;
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Cts subscriber, included tbs & nof sn but i-s ~s'
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