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Married.

On Tuesday, 18th instant, by the Rev DR.. Potts,
ROBERT McCosKRy, to CArHARISE NJ. REAp, daughter
Of the late Thomas Read, Of Troy.
At Rye Y, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
D. Grimm, Mr.. NEwBERRY ID. HALsTEp, Of Rye to Miss
Esther ANN MARIA 0RFrES, Of this city.
In Brooklyn on the Sth, by the Rev. A. NJ Osborn,
CHARLES NoRrHur, to Miss MARY T.. DE- BEvoIcr,
place
On Wednesday, the l4th instant, by the Rev DR..
Hutton, ABRAHAM w. LEWIS, to AeSEs G. VALANCE,
all Of this city.
On Thursday evening, June s, by the Rev. DR.. Me-
Elroy, MIR. JAMES C. FosrER, to Miss HANNAH j. KsoL-
TON, both of this city
On Wednesday morning, juno 14th. by the Rev. DIR
Bowling. MIR. HORACE p GRAVES, to Miss SARAH ANNE
GIRLIN0, both Of this city
June 14th, at the Reformed Dutch Chuch, Thomp-
knsville, Staten Island, by the Rev. Alex n. Thomp
son. HENRY NJ THOMPSON, to ELIZA c. SHUTS, all Of
Staten Island.
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sgONEY MARKET.

There was an Improvement to-day in the stock mar
ket Harlem went up per cent, Long Island "a, Nor
wich aud Worcester Morris Canal q, Treasury Notes
al Hudson River Railroad closed at prices current yes
torday. The transactions were almost entirely con-
fined to three or four Of the faucies and the advance
was caused partially by the impression that the expor
tation Of specie had nearly ceased There was no other
cause and what foundation existed for that Is
than we could divine. Sterling exchange keeps up
and drawers do not feel disposed to reduce their rates
n fraction
At the second board there was change in prices
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BALTIMORE June l3sl0D United States Ga Of 1861 (C&P
los; 5S United States Treasury Notes Cs los s0 Bamer,
Ga n $40 United States Ga q 1907. closed los hid l
asked Treasury o. at lG2 bid l03 asked Maryland closed
At ~ bid ~ asked. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares at si
bid. 70 asked
PuLADrIrHiA June ls-Erst Bo1rd-S3Do State Ga 49,
$1,000 do sG,S 500 do sts S2po State s.. 75S 50 Reading
q Co. o2 Is Farm Mechs IN, 5o Western, " $500 Tres
* Ioi Sadsi 49, 49, a on :" sodris sn
80 Norris Canal sds lo, 10 %, rs o' secoad board
300 Reading Railroad 6s Boz. iS Union Canal 10 a0 nor
Canal los % Girsrd Bank lO's a5 ehigh Nav Interest 81
Bo.ros June h-Broker,s Bo!rdao shs Reading Railroad
boo l74; 30 do do " si6 6 do Ftchhurx Railroad lis a.
PittsburT CopperCo, 40 o. do Boston and Maine Railroad
lax 100 do East Boston Co. Dividends No IN Second
Railroad lis.
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Died.
Died.
On Tuesday morning, MARIA, wife Of Christopher


On Tuesday morning, MARIA, wife Of Christopher
Devoe, aged 70 years
The friends Of the family and Of her son, Isaac II
Devoe are respectfully requested to attend the funeral
from her late residence No $40 West Twentieth street
on Thursday afternoon, June IL. at o'clock
Wednesday morning, juno 18th, JosErH WEAvrR,
aged 90 years, IL months and days. Connected in
membership with the Madison street Methodist Episco
pal Church. OF which he a trustee. Exemplary In
all things pertaining to the Christian character ar
dent in zeal and devotion to duty his official brethren
and congregation will deeply feel his loss.
Funeral services at the Madison street f. Church,
at o'clock, Friday June 10th, after which the body
will be removed to Greenwood Cemetery for nterme mt
Carriages will be in attendance at the church and his
relatives friends. and those of his son-inaw, Gilbert
Bennett and members of the congregation, also the
congregations Of sister churches are Invited to attend
the funeral.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, MARGARET, the
widow of John Hyer, Jr in the 4Sth year of her age
after long and painful illness, which she bore with
Christian fortitude.
Her friends and relatives and those Of her brothers
in-law, Merritt Smith, Orlando D. Mclean and stephen
Palmer, and also the members of the New York Lodge
No 10, O. of O. F. respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence No 81 Attorney
street this afternoon, at O'clock without further in
vitation Buffalo papers please copy.
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no the VANGUARD OF Intell,gence.-Bran

dres PllsThec celebrated pills do entirely by heir
purgng qualities They have their composition vegetable
vegetable origin becomes incorporated the crcu
lating fe-givng fluid and IMpARTs FsRMESrArrvE
matters thereby entirely purifying the whole volume Of
blood in the circulation And thus these pills the fatal
tain great thankulness the afflicted The
and delicate strengthened by the operation of Bran
mental arrangements of all kinds cured by them fact they
mpart viaor and the intellect truly surprising 1t il
effort take dose Of Bandeth Pills which clear the head and
invgoe the rercepve faculties In the literary and seden
tay both sexes will FIND TREASURE OF 6EALr in these
pills When sleep obtained from the Of the
system, induced from taxation of the mental faculties
or other two Of these pills will invariably
produce sleep In low fovers they most
uabe Spurzheim, and the lamented Harrison, might have
been saved had these pills been used in season. Byron
Napoleon, Canning egget, and revered washing
lost their lives prnaturel because they had not allowed
great sanae principle which these pills enforce to
sufficiently their 1t that the highest
OF intelligence subject serious and sudden at
aeks Of sickness than of ordinary minds This may
physical organizations upon which depend higher precep
tive qualities When from excrticn the petty
head and hearache Apopexes fever affections of
the aueys the gall bladder bilious affections What
Brandreths Pills Let tell these god men, that is
Brandretbs Pills they must look for help they will DO to Them
danger over excitement any kind When these master
minds fully acquainted with these pills there doubt
come evident that even the Halls Of Congress will rcsound to
the praises of Brandre Pills Medicine should be incapable
of Ills medicine IL is innocent as piece Of bread TRo Sood
they do by evil If sickness present. let
and you will find yourself relieved of your sickness
drcits Pills and the moment Sold at DR. Bran
York. North Sth street, Philadelphia Mercer and
Lagt street Baltimo ~ Hanover street Boston, and by Mr.
frank Taylor washington Cat y cents per box With full
throughout the civilized world. Is. BRANDRETH.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YoHK "Wednesday afternoon, juno H.
The receipt OF seven days later by the steamer
America which published in the regular edition OF
the Herald, this morning, had tendency to choke
operations In breadstuns, while holders OF -four and
grain continued to demand about the same prices
The saleyof flour were moderate, and from common
TO fair brands. effected at about 90 12xc decline
Sales of Western wheat were made ON terms state
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Our Foreign CorresDOndcnce.

We have a voluminous file of letters on hand,
which we received from our foreign correspon-
dents, by the steamship America. The report of
Mr.. Mtchel's trial, however, which Will be found
in to-day's columns, compes us TO defer the publ
cation of many of our letters till tomorrow. We
give one from London, and several from Paris
They contain matter of the greatest interest
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Hats possess gloss and blanoy which weather
dim rough usage arnish and they have also body and
rabty the corrodng tooth Of time hardly affect
These qualities combined with the extreme lghes enable him
most decidedly TO take the shine of all his competitors
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Fancy Cutlery 47 Broadway of Liberty and
Broadway Tho subscribers respectfully call the attention Of the
bic to their collection Of the above articles which in point
ETY. not equalcd In the city, they have been selected with
regard 70 quality and in all warranted g. SAUN
DERs Y SON, l47 and S7 Broadway.
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RIcheliou Dlamond. Pointcd Gold Pens.

The popularity of these pens proves concusvey
that they the best and cheapest in II want the
genuine TO b. WATSON Co. Is Wall street, who keep
large stock of Gold PENS every description both Wholesale and
Retail, at reduced prices. Gold Pens carefully repaired
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LATER FROM BRAzIL.-The ship Ellerslie Captain
White arrived yesterday morning, with files of the
formal da Concrete, published at Rio Janeiro to the
2Sth of April.
The U. S. steam frgate Allegheny, Capt Hunter,
from Norfolk, had arrived out The U s. transport
Erie Commander Watson from the Pacific, arrived at
Rio the 2sth of April and would sail again for
home. The frigate Brandywine lying in the har-
Dor.
The Brazilian house Of deputies assembled the
25th April. Their meetings up to the 2Sth had been
merely preparatory ones and devoid Of interest. The
news of John @. Adams death received at Rio on
the Goth April We do not by the papers, that any
public notice of taken by the Amerioans-doubt
less there was some, though it is not announced.
The details of the French revolution still occupy the
Rio papers.
From Bahia, accounts had boen received to the 12th
April; everything quiet there. Senior Joaquin
Jose Pinhero de Vasconceos had been appointed pre-
siding officer Of the province
Quite southwest gale had been experienced
at Rio the Goth April, during which vessel, a
Brazilian the brig Rosa lost, and many placed in
great danger; among them the British man-of-war
brig Spy.
No late news had been received from Montevideo or
Buenos Ayres
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Cords for Wcdtllngs, and spIendld Cake

Boxes Wedding Cards elegantly engraved printed Spen
did Envelopes Wedding Waters Cake Boxes Silver Cord, &c.,
At J. EvERDELLS Card Establishment 32 Broadway,
Duane first square above Stewards Marble Store.
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tans the First of Series Letters from the West from the
Of The most popular writers Of the day. entitled Feathers
from Travellers Wing, which will be read with absorbing
interest Also the continuation of that romantic and exciting
Romance castle Bruck Of the best stories published
This edited by Charles Burdett has rapidly into
pobc favor and of the best and interesting weekly
papers published published by GEO f. NESBTTT Tontne
Buildings at six cents week, 81 in advance.
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Actual Circulation cS tia uerusd.
june IA, Wednesday. 2l792 copies
The publication of the Herald commenced yesterday
past O'Clock ~
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Plus TX. and the RefOrmers have not done
revolution in Italy than HAYES unique Hats
have to create uore among the beau monde Of New York The
Hats sold his establishment, Of Broadway and
Fulton street, light feather glossy ravens wing and
cheap that excusabe for longer wearing
shapely, clumsy article
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ma FFrfuEs AVTDOr IS ruf N0Sr ErFFcTuAL

A "A A
~ "a o. eanrr1 and other disorders 0f t~
nsi ~ ierf tsrreafe has rrgel that Il viii radically
Tits dlTtle rafU ahia ati ffu ~ ti5 and
NJ it uf denis The Palate rcnler
rfI efIftr ln dos o. interrupted dlal Iurtu.
aln f sfaV rraii0u. fg nuisance thus removed
speedily Al cf af Win te rrlnefan cf thorough aui
all rerrlau1t r. lrrlrsus eilty Nsclic ana
riura rect tttf- anay 81 icly, ie csps,t
~ ts fre 81 bottle safe Agent ilr tbs city, q. ".
NNe. ~ broadway .sf John street.
nA RALPi. AUan0R ~ rin "PACrcAL fRlvAfs
~ lnlras n1frfNili EIset aIet kfurl o. ~ A.
atts af H. srrft mel To rafT and hfis nr tsriaudo
srlinr tcr tar ~ gtHy tfa1 b. hf4a aaf
laret tSe certain elias W feofs tfirsiss, sha fr-
pny appreciate ts a-rtileA "a st4eFl trnf ~ tat
rsul lafarrel Ald sfcsn fe.ea lils
nou aassn asas ~ att tca 70 ey sselavv lrarec ia
srF laiatl ha lflII - San rHt rri nfc 10
sruui i1r tistirs, u ataei rts
Anersss.
NO ClNE NJ tfANHl.--hN MURPHY. nt fi COLO
~ street. c.aalcl erp.f.. ~ iIfr1s NJ. lllFl1 It's
Recent q r aI - ie lIns ia % days C1sti
taon4 lallnty AL iitisrty ssly igtaf1d ~ IT.
No usrcay u-~d 10 .uy e ha!sa rrpn h0aoss. O--s
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rCoFoREIGN GENTLEMEN ARRIVING IN nun UNTTrD

States others DESTROYS q purchasing permanent Coln
Residence in Pennsylvania The subscriber ofrs or
situated In fcnnclr1uia MITE
north Philadelphia IL Us q Land ~ afIs
which tho hghes; q cultivation producnr
Indian and hay equal 70 upland rtie renannf ~
being woodland On the premises "a hns mana
by as with veandah attached Is extending
the length q the house and arss Iarna ~ eat 80 ~hs
giving ample accommodation for family u ersus TIE
pleasure grounds surrounding the h0ue SHADED ain elftnt
and beautifully lad out Thew az On ~ lara
three houses Tor tther Win threo
large stone arns containing ahng and couterieuet @
drd head Of cattle and for The u ~ tus "a fns wa
coach house, house. granagy and cribs aitac
There also the advantages u sfunf hu zee hlr
fruit green house and graTe vail stseam q sfrng sar IA
field daily mail which the Philadelphia snd View huk
papers the same received and nnias pacing W
gate morning and evening In the Immediate vicinity tl
coral Lutheran anil Presbyterian churchcl Further tscui don
Is Unnecessary all persons wishing 70 arcc ae invited q
call md examine 10 may however ~ aided that r
beauty hoatf situation advantages Il SURPASSED y
any In tie United States may be vol mention ihc ce
which per Sore Apply 70 GEOk0k shkAff, WHO
marsh Montgomery CO.. Penn.
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MOVEMENTS OF COTTON THE UNITED STATES.
Exported to Erportedt to Total Erpts to
Great Britain France Foreign Ports
since Let Sept since lst Sept. since LIST Sept.
Ports. lS47. 1916 lS47. 1886. l47 1896
N. O. June 54756 27353 l39 93 1909 SO027 AZ, 24
Mobile June g.. 1892 l009 6Sl2 1850 272S22 l5O,2S
Florida, May 25. 1864 1880 22l2 1857 1898 1888
Texas, MayN... 772 53
Georgia. June g.. 9l45 1903 $40 SIT ll50 92OO3 1894
c. June 10. 1893 l05 $50 $3.50 4S4S3 G7i7S 664l4
N. c. June 10.
Virginia, June l. Is 1872 3S2 B2
N. York. June Is. 1857 40S2 1858 2S0l6 l6l534 9S,lD
Other Ports, June
lO...... 1879 947 lA2 425 7,C25 I,9l6
Total bales lUfS6Sl 649 1873 280S6 g6070 543 9Sl 5S
Total last 6494S l96O70 9Sl,5S
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Henry Clay for Vice President John Van For French
Boots Jones II Ann street. where get the best
article nd fit for less price than place the city Office
seekers wanting good Boots for the White House, will do well
call on our friend Jones.
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Their convicted patriot u.s. at the present hour, per-

Their convicted patriot u.s. at the present hour, per-
haps, on the coast of Bermuda-the canking OF
his chains and letters can be heard by them in the
United States-hs anguish and his sobs can pene-
trate their ears-he is confined in a convict hulk,
within three hundred leagues OF Cape Hatteras-
within three hundred leagues of the free States of
America Can they rest under it Can they sub
init to be terrorzed by the despots who have tran
sported him, from making rescue, without vlolat-
ing the laws of their adopted country =! Could they
not fit out an expedition beyond the limits Of the
United States, make descent the Bermudean
coast, and conduct their exied counryman to free
dom, and thus cheat the monster of his prey! We
submit the question to them for solution.
We give heightened account of this trial, SEN
tence and conviction, in another part of this days
paper.
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THE QUICKEST TRIP YET.-Our readers are
aware that the steamship America, Captain JUDI
kns, made the trip from Liverpool to Boston In
ten days and eight hours, including stopat Halifax,
&C., which is the quickest record. Captain
Judklns is peculiarly fortunate in this respect. He
once made the trip, when in command of the Cam
bra, in two or three hours less than twelve days,
which then was an extraordinarily rapid passage;
but he has beaten even himself in his last trip, and
left all the other steamships far behind him. He is
entitled to rank, therefore, the Admiral of the
fleet of ocean steamers-to hold that office until
quicker trip shall have been made by another cap
tain He is gallant officer; but he must not ex-
pect to wear his laures without competition Our
American steamship captains will try to beat his
time, and to take his laurels from him.
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A COFFEE HOUSE, AND norEL ron sALE-TaK LEAsE

IA Stock aud Fixtures q the STATE de- Haue aif Pearl
street. q Peck Slip which 4 he olt hfuaae
and respectable establishments IN the ey The ony r-on i
desiring sell having other business rlurrg all
Of his attention. To prevent unnecessary oute M Tern
treated except these who with purca-e Eor
particulars enquire the ElySsn fiells oas Ilgbekcn
81 Me- ARTV
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LATER FROM VENEzUELABy private letters in town
from Maracaibo up to the 1st May, understand
that Monagas troops (Which, at the last accounts
within short distance of that city, had met with
decided repulse from the Maracaibo people, and that
upwards Of 1000 taken prisoners and large
Der killed. The particulars have not learned This,
however, is the most decided the Paez party
have met with We almost sorry to hear as the
probability is this will engthen the struggle between
the parties and thus tend to keep up the civil to
distract and mpoverish the beautiful republic of We
nezuela Were it not for such of civil warfare
Venezuela would have been the leading republic
of Colombia. Differences Of opinion in republic
ought to be settled the ballot box not at the point
the sword
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ITO TIE LADrES-2sO VERY FINE CHAfNSfiTCu col.
lar. Chemi.sttes "a esohs 40 Neposurk tult
s. ca PER pa large lot q Needowork Collar from q % ~
worth g. 2s bargain In sheer f.fe boicri hlnl-
kcrchcfs & and s. Infans Caps WAISTS AMI Role Al ua
sale prices Lace CaTcs Wells Trimming lscse ses a..
CIiAS. SCOTT A CO, 81 broadway
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ITO BE DISPOSED OF AT A BARGAIN FOR CAsu-A
well established wholesale and retail Confectionery supplied
with all tho % large business and
sent enjoying extensive patronage situated most advantA
geous 81 the For further particulars i'd
dress a. N. Branch Post Ofee. - nleecLer 81.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS So-JOHN CATrNACtl TRt NE
Manufacturer, No. Wall street. q Br,NlfaJ, ta
hand and con1taa w maxine god Asfn ems "a tr
Nases CARPET Bags and SA,cel Wholesale and retail Asa
superior article OF Sole leather Trnr uitabc Aaacan
European travel and rornan,cus for the French Male ro
- lnt1gR SQuoh Auey3ca. &cs Oiled vii
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NorrrE 10 rAr--nR coRprrr y DUANE sTREEI

ATNNl FE No fAN.-lA lNNNlhii To DUANE STkEEr
~ ueIff s Royal Collage 70 sur.conS london.
cns m ilsarlcnt a al diseases 10 mater how long
va y f ulcers npln &c hiy. he throat uoss
III e Lead ard lnst n te sL Practice n fourteen
Jrrt devoted te.rrs diseases enables Dr. &. III,
writ Ezra q ths astee Rclcnt cured In four days.
SO usurv ursl ficfHrcs ca-ci Ia weeks with
rsry rair. N1usliuiorsi dehiiiy ThQse individuals
Hta hffr inil g gfal i.ih1lc habit positively -
rcr y s h au4 ilcety. kssir ter " Duane street. oT-
pc ur. Ialralrt1
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90 600 goTnrs AND OVER OF DR. DEWITT G

rnufan H. largo bottles Ht 80 ceHts 81 Dozen 81
- half dzsu 81 u ten times cheaper than other
Luen in market II CANDIDATES ain and heals all Of
r1,s aud hrl uce ~ Pearl street, aad Of tho druggists
and "A. ss.ur rriv
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NITY HOTEL. NEW YORK. r. BLhNCAKD HAS TIE
~ honor 20 inform his friends and The rahc hat he has taken
the above Hotel under long easo sncc lot q May he has
furnished elegant and coinmoJoua manner
IL equal respect the establishments
description New York lie therefore his
friends well the constant ftucntor Of the City Hotel
will continue to favor him with their Rnd c
they his best for their
and convenience T. BLANCHARD (Iae Of the Globe uotc)
CITY Hotel, 9TH June. lcis
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THsopoRE xAI1ABY. NATURALIZATION

'V'heopohE NAIIABY. AUCTION EER.-PEREMPTORY
= ,AsApses ssie-Sothing Piece Goods Trimmings. he.
an pyEe and Mslahy Win sell auction Jhurfday the
hinst clock AZ their sales % and % broadway,
te entirs Stock ~ large clothing essb shmen consisting Of 20
cloth sek M brown and Tweed cloth do D hne jean Il
over coats nne drs coats - eoored cloth Tweed 80
summer and light Tweed Goods Trmmed2l
and frock coats los silk vests do "a Cashmere d. IS pair
eassnere pants brown linen sses &c ves,s6 silk
plaid aud black satin d. 6 vasno 80 double breasted Mar.
sees Cassimers do 9 assorted silk cashmere double
breasted do Pan-57 pairs Cashmere of black
ooersd "a pairs cloth do ~ pairs s,nst do Sc sairtsfan
Tv-ol Satncts kentuck, JOAN French lneu gnghams
Nesa serge velvet silk twist buoua nc &c. The whole will
m aued aud ready for examination early the morning
aale r.rns. cash.
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RAES,g.Ia'gn AMERICAN MEXICAN AgssuM-g; 7. HAeNgi,. Pro

- rreor; r. Hronooou, KsnagorSplendid perorrnanoes
every afternoon at S o'clock and at Last
OF the celebrated and talented Ethiopian Sorenasr Also
gagged and will be exhibited for few days. the magnificent Dis
solving Views Tho Scottish Mammoth Boys Tho Mammoth
Gnnt Baby, only 10 months old, wsgip, ninety poDnds
may be seen at oil hours day and evening" Wax
SCRIPTURE stuary Madame Rockwell the famous Tell
he Committed for Is extra Admission a .bc
Including Eusoun Performances "a ccnB; Children
10, OF And old enough ssk sioue 3M a-
ssrrod 'front.' aSt4 rhiiinv each
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- non NvENrIoNs oF ALL NATIoNs. .AND !

tc,OOO which constant additions being and will con.
tnuc BE- madenay % consulted nc biroys American AMI
Foreign Patent Agency n Nassau street, Of John street.
NeN York For integrity and csrahiy tie undcr med refers
q Horace Greeley. Hs Tribune buildings New York Ilarper
and nroer, - tn etrcot New YORK; Ben amin Marshall
El Troy, New York; benjamin y Walcott ESP, New York
Nina CLiNi ION q. GihOf, Author Of The Art " Weav
ing Practical Treatise Iyuns end Calico Printing" Pas
0ral LIE and Manufactures Of tho Ancicn " onder5 Of Ma
aud Arr All letters business must be postpaid
- cLINToE @. GIrRoy q Na..au street Vow York
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M ECHANiCS HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
Iva Grand AND Broons streets MONDAY JUNE IL oTry
night during tho weentho ORIGINAL cistiSfl5 ELS
whose concerto durrx tho past EIGHT MONTHS have
ceiysd with such distinguished patronage snd gnexzpsi
most respectfully announce that they viii cohaue
original and inmahle entertainments every night nt ir
Their notice. Admission 70 Doors will
eoiulnepee ~ . NenAsar ard Dirnotar. q. CukIHTS
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L NIrED STATES MAIL STEAMER HERMANN. CRAB
~ tree master viii positively leave Pier foot OF Clinton
fgt for SoutlunpG and Bremen Tuesday, June 20
10 Passengers viii please be board half past g. and
fcnd a lugge not led the board tue day
TO sailing marked below No specie acels taken after
Monday 18th Inst An experienced surgeon board For pas
apply az the Oce Of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company,
No. Cu Broadway