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Disasters, &c,

Brig Angene Ham, Bath voout Feb for Havana was
csps zed no date gale the Gulf Stream, and captain ana crew
Che wreck h the Danish scr Esisvan, which arrived
~ Ensenads Apri D. FROM Boston.
Bars shannon Novel; Boston. of and Tor krnuebuus,
stayed ashore mail island neag Cape Popo-e hao
morning the 2f'h. u se does not ts, che may come o
next hsh water. her tate Doubtful
Br Eace of Portland before reported on sun was goi on 20
b, steamer Bemeam aud lowed FLATS where st
will be- examined She lies her beam ends, with bow" uae
water Her masts mantopgaan mast and fore yard hf
Eare good vessel buriheu about old and tho
rou y coppeIed copper sstecned She partly insured
Tie wreck Burr Marshhed beach, bunt
day the purchaser 20 obtain tie iron and copper
The hull 81.
Nortc eghon Gloucester beating out Of That
haor ashore the point OF rocks which makes on Al
The bridge of tide, With Little damage
Shr Wm Lee Lee Newport before reported al Fa MAY DO
had gale March o. the d after leaving Newport II e
aay ard de hr he sishoard and forward d,t Apr
g. at So log ". NJ weather thck, got u contact with
French bark-st boom, fore ald azzrn orgau asis man
ward m the hse hoe bad alboard side swept o two boat three
isss and slide boards had completely fepafc
damages spare spa and except The ss % her boats was 200 81
when she .eit Newport
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DRY GOODS.
rEEwrSDots ATTRACTIONS.
BARGAINS BARGAINS .

= tsfatr.le--i
TAKE THIS METHOD of informing their fr.-nds ard
fey have us CON -rl trr ala-a. reirclu1 ln r1css
f.r flr llrF1-e u l0rully relurlfnr tlelr 'c-se
-fl.s. lle close I'D. every season. c entire assortment lr-
1rr-uts r,4lr1n lu pnr- sumo fo mmrdl-
se disposal pan-t ilo present season. although le.r
-iock was
,.rer sypri.sf rn e7'raf rsre's aa5 Cbsaruets.
flrg hite determined lrul al adherence COB --if lFar
lbl- rll- anl have therefore
ELuC-Eo THE rslCE Of EVERY AkriCLF
from I'M ro ~ pep cent 81 - l-s arrau. eue.f uslr.s
rlUra I'd renovation lrou lll ai cons ief41.e eqora
rs J-- -n ulr-elf b. Urrrs il flc ~
Az OPPORTUNITY FOR CHEAP PURCHASES
hitherto uuequarI I-.s ma-t le evident a. glance -
our good. are originally pg- based az suction and import
a, e very lowest cash prices, and are ms pacel 10 NE
hands OF our clsrQmer-at
Lees than the cost % mauufac
our ass0r reri comprises every description % me
MOST DEsIRAEll STYLES Of Day GOODS,
De LANES. Pam Alpaca. 81 Pad swiss Mus.ins
Blreres, Plaid lO Jlcole- 90
Lawns, JenuyLudCh am5aysC nm5uc do
MIslus Linen f-lafls. Mali DO
Our shawl and SD Department has been thorough fur
u-ed during the past ee-ol from Oh uo-i recent Pora-
tons, come oi which are o. folo"s
Br0chr and Cashmere sljws OIL Boiled B.acs sks.
Canton Grape DO. Mafteoui do
Co.ur-d do. Grus 1e Rhirel
3 IS do p.sin s. fc'i DO. GrusdAfrc 90.
Together .h every it qualify ali .rre of black SIX
ever imported We ~oIi cal. particular attention 10 oar
extensive assOruen' 40
NISlTES. MANTlLLAS. AND JENNY LIMBS,
which B. luslrpa-si These article, made c' te very
best materials. and te patterns have been purchased ai
great expense. Wechu el-c tle competition oi le world
o produce ruer arurc
Our limits flr1i further enumeration. We would ask
e public convince themselves. dy actua. observation. ot
e truth Oi statements, lr We do not eNtE-er az eN-
cry article has been make as above without regard 90 cost
kENSETr S. WHEELER.
Importers Jobber. and Retail Dealers Foreign and Do
We-fr Dry Goods, tiIlfrfe4.f y l.
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BOOK TRADE

DY FREDERICK sOULlE Ths j. The most exciting
ID yvors ever published. frcc - Co.
T- frsff -r--s bv if-- Iev-llrT, Author of Toe -
A. Pace = rrlfs lh- .l.lurc-- 81 TOO wen known fl
a. -.. .r.-, of errs- can. however coy fll 3D. ls
equal if Id -iurror o ag ~ beer TURNER productions.
AL T-rer. b. -flry ~ te most r. lfk4he vents o'
N.r,0r. f.Un te earliest rrrud iu Poe pre.elf time.
f.-r.1l C3urIetr H.rnry " le World 30. g. now
really. Pncr ~ cents per Ao
Tn. rr-af ,r.rk increases n Interest ~ progrsses.
ana sas qusurr- 20 moei l'r rsl- n-ier Dr. faaiol o
~ F-.f.l- H.r,ss. &C wL4 be found here uat 90 he
met .Flh e. -eFlrrr-
COZ. CnnCEFrr's LfFsaaY.
The Lie IL Martin ian B.reu-N fl "a concise History
r f. Fe1-. rI.r have 1ccasou-d DIS unparalleled ecvl
-.- rl-l-r ,,r a Review Of be pocg Siiiesnlu-
q. DAVID Cro-,-f. - pages. Prce ~ cts I've copies
Col Crocs-r'. Exploits AMI Adventures in Texas. In
-gfirg h many hsir-hreadh kscsnes Together wil "a
rup0.raplIcu. Historical ana Fu4i-lA vie" on ArA-s-
Pnre 81 &C. copies for =.
An Account of Col CrorkefVs Tour Norh ant Down
Fs.t Tmsisa very exciting and Interesting boob Pnce
81 cfs.; copies Tor =
The Life IA co. Crockett Containing fIil account a
I'll h. ai,.-,r,,-e--syeryb0dy should have copy The
above works alb c01tsiu Illustrations Price ~ els.
A,arf- hoos-e. -r- aud others s4npird by
"a WA n GRAHAM. 7 1nure Buildings. Nas-au-sf-
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NEARLY READY.

\ WHAT SAW IL CALIFORNIA. p journal OF Tour
BIS the Emigranf Route a1d south Pass % me hocAf
Mountains across the Great Desert Basin snd through Can
f,uia in The wear. 1851 ~ Al Of which saw, aud par
of which was" By Edwin Bryant, Ed late A.cade OF
San Francisco. I VOL Emo Of 40 pages
N Charms and Counter Charms, by Maria y. Mclnl"sh
author Of " Two Lives.r etc etc. vol emo.
H. Grant Manor, tale by Lady Georsiana Fullerton
] vol. I2mo. =,
~ social DISTINCTIONS, Hearts and Homes by Mrs
Ellis author Of " Women Of England" etc. Part
r. Anecdotes. Letters ana LIE o. Gen Zachary Taylor
edited bv personal friend.
VI Manual Of Greek and Roman Antiquity, by Prof 30
essen with Additions and Noies. by Thcs. X. Arnold
3 vol l2mO IJsI PUBLISHED.
The Wanderngs aGd Fortunes of some German Inn
grants bv Frederick Ger-acke translated by David Black
One neat volume limo; paper cover So cent? cloth % ceni-
This book fu of pleasant reading extremely Eelhe ana
engaging. .,
A Pilgrimage 20 the Holy Land-Comprising Re,olec-
TONS Sketches and Reelection made dung tour % me
Fast bv Aphon.o de Lsmare. author of The History Of
the Girond.sts" &C 2vos 81 7j D. APPLETON co.
i..q 1fis 200 Broadway
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IbNUFLL ; TIENNUN.
IMPORTERS, JOBBERS AND RETAILERS,
CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

+. n. McELROY & co. 23t BROADWAY
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL.
aud directly opposite the Pars Fountain are prepared
offer Tor the Inspection Of their numerous patrons ana me
public choice aud RED an assortment uf new goods Tor
Spring and summer can he found M the cIy-con-
ssng Of cloths, cassmeres, ve-lgs casnmefees {" ees
mernOs drab ete, SC which 1ey are enabled 10 make
up 10 order ii great reduction from former prices -
They would particularly call the attention Of he travelling
public and others wanting hrrate article OF ready-made
garments equal M every respect O those made 10 order
which they selling cheaper than anything heretofore Of
fsref 10 the public.
yles zephyr cloth, cashmeretie tweed. drab eie ana
meruo polka sud also pantaOous, ana grea
variety fancy SIX and vests; Shirts under-vests
and drawers; hahOse, scar cravas sneners ana supe
nor article Cf ki gloves constantly ON hand
They wDuld call attention 10 their superior styles OF Fess
and pantaloons a. furnished al ~ Broadway. myls st
Strangers and others would do well 10 call and examine
Their stock and earn prices before purchasing elsewhere
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H., s,h net d, nie astl Jcar of be- age. NORRIS
" y, M IL afe Wllsu Iloaas t. ...t.-. . .,
~ iln,f,, II ,'.i IN s Geor.e watr'a. g. Amos .e
rs.sa'e sals- Of a.e liall sfe fesfet'i5 A'ie' '
sas-. ,, l,., Jaae o. MARIA daughter % Calt ffee
- La lie lffh scar 20 Der ss- -..-t. a..
no ~ rs1is 81 ae isniy are resp al in'-ra %
~ III. r.sl-uce of Der isther sf klzfariif on
!. f.s without tiriie m'ti.n ne -. amos " O.
We. - l. Noffn RIVER. no p nti % Az
w - Juos ADELPhA MARIA. daughter % Slai's' AM
pat-' iel. 40 one ear face months End iea day. .
~ - III RI. flt invited i0 piield Der funeral from q
- !, I, d. sct v. eIs.uf ifilcl ., iai. Id, .
~ Isse oi a proirsc,-t lines, ELILAbEIh Vie q"
u. fol, sr, requested 20 send her funeral a. -
-. cs,rrt ,ia. atcruooa no o'ciock = .-...
AZ a sslsas B. ,oh June, Mr. Jane C. HANNA o. N-s
S,a1I2 = ,er Promoted lnes. DANIEL JONES ony ~
~ r AZ Mare saief. .of OBJ. Cfy il TIE - 800
- $1,000. % an tlat parta ths character OF -
ifbsr al slr-lJ tut si be ious lAiaeniod - N' W.
80 b ~ ~ho tae~ l.n. ~ ST.
A. or.lst fth Ju1- GFOR6E POLFK A. &c NJ III
80 fre ysqrf nilaftf Ai f,'' w. !, tla ~
49,. -f.e Grsoi pafhf afeni Do va RI ,..I ,4
Srtuter i1f1 Went o Eagsnf l''' :, ,i,f ar De ff
t.f ~. go rf ~ Yr-.. here Del rfilf.~i tl ~
~. when ear defer1.nej ysisi ieli.t =, S.
=. $500. Comm. roe esfta.iet mere .
Yaf th-l r--s-loa c ue bf'- u. s,t.,i~ irlaeHt of
49,. ~ - frfea states 1l offff "'.'.''
800 ~ yrr,n8 .tef t.sfrg Germany p ,-. /.
~,n l...i~i rr.f-rfs. ehah De- la1 f',' y. cone
- .--,-i IL yr-,sf az made 4et a'~ affn. 49,
- trr.sst here etl hIs iaai-f il I' ~.'
~ $1,000 .,a.f oI ro0ts. AID commence 0'- .- T.. ~.
!. rt.., g.. % ~ lsfe resie1cci 1 1927 De '''o- "
~, g,,ef ~ c'n,ier-i ae John JACOB A'io Z, 49, -
49,, Der a ilsf C'y. arl must have t we
-. g{, re-s .e4 b.. mental faculties % aa az Tar ''
tdrIu01 lot Of ulA
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BALTIMORE June 27Arr brig Gen Lincoln Gowdy, Savannah
srh Mara Dsossgay era, brig Chstsworth Johnson
Il d. no. schs Abby Chase Blythe Busoi Josephine La
NYork Powhstsn. Philips Norfolk and Richmond Mar
tha Dsshields. Philadelphia.
ALEXANDRIA June l4ssied. brig Virginia Edrdse. Boston
scl Repeater Traver-e Baltimore soop Ceres Hickman Phad
RICHMOND June schrs jos Ly5rand Teal Philadelphia
Henry Chester Nfors Sailed brig Monte Chrsio Young
NorGIk sflrs Columbia. CromW ELL Philadelphia
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PILES, PILES. PILEs..!

DR UPHAMs VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY Is
How vel su0u ~ be the only remedy mat wa cure
6i. ver es0me disease permanently We Rave Jlst
reived he following certificate Can anything be more
convincing ". hi. tsas
Nr.... Krrrs.r Hss-ssr Geuta-eH Ia cerh-- tnat !
-, - s~v-re, il WITH he Pies, 'ut more
,r--- rr within fe r-fl- Having laei az ne fr
.r-sred 1y ny qi sit. al-o ls aE -i 1il-f 1s.' - -
5000 beam much iur1g-d snt -t ~ tlp-sn
-.- infer long lived Blt Fr9rden-slg sss 30 .-i
n. No f-frrlr alf.- Pubic school staten s-i That 'pi
i ~ far raIua5e Pie E-ctlsr. Hlrng confidence ~ l'
.t,-.r~,f rnet ife procured cone 90 ~ n-le a1i Az .s
..,rr % l1 y1a t perfectly Cared p ne -- % --'
one DOH VT. --' GEORGE ROBr CROSS
s,Id y,boie.ale and retail BY KETCHAM HENsHAW'
i2 Futon-.f and Dr. A. UPHAM 10 B0@ery, and ~ cruz
ISIS generally throu ghout the United states ana
pr-c. 4 n-rL ny ~ --------
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-TEIFD PROPOSALS vi - r-cesei b. lie c9nns9""rs Of
s~lr 1d a. Coofrole- @ltsce Necl-sds5, lie
81 Ia, on Jl lsfs oock p he whole any par Of
~ srt of $1,000 OF Balg Loan -ocs 10 3 ssthorted
ri III a. ode Lesstle of Ills SITE pas.ed The 18Th dag " Nay
- az 5y Ordnance d lie Common Colr, approved By To
Mayor Jule ~. isf. 49,. ,,
500 ard M Il ne re ~ - PER cen
pr tllan Psa1. quarterly 5000 oi ~ aan' o. stocs =. %
L uea vii e redeemed he day Of Fe5ra 1884 and 80
% a the 1T Gas of February. 1850.
Tie PROPOSALS ne % shares desired and ne pre-
eth Tie peras ~loe Pfofo.sis ss
slepfei required pay Or The suck awarded % ileo
tlree after beng n1iei % dis D-rartu-nt
Proposals. ~ addressed uui-r En-d ~ cnf'l ~
coal. flr g4I4ra Loan scck 10 ." JOHN EVEN Coltfoirf
1..,'. 49, -. N -. ~. I'm. N lss. -4s ty6i.
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NvW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

20 WiLLlAAl--I. directly opposite he norm Dulch
L 4 OChlrch. and TWO doors above Fuliou-sL
HEWITT a COULSON,
esfre ID inform citizens strangers aud all who purchase
clothing that they have taken tc above-named store ana
are now Offering for sale stock of re1dy-made cong TOT
sprus and summer wear. all recently manufactured from
new goods ln the best and mos fashionable manner con
-isng Of the vunous qualities, forms and styles winch me
gockef comfort or fancy of he Wearers may dictate. reel
Inc confident that gentlemen want Of good ARTICLES need
only examine their goods Onler 10 become satisfied o
their superiority well as cheapuess. they would respect
fully invite purchasers call and buy good clothing no low
prices on hand assortment ofpece goods RON WAcL
those who wish garments made io order may select
c A MERKCK viii be happy to see his friends AS ABOVE
and clotLe them 10 the most approved manner
HH..a-.
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Spoken, &c.

March 20 Of Auer ship ARIEL Hunt o5 DE- I'm NYor for Canton
June H. 90 long 81 brig Swan Of ana TN New ha
for - CroN.
June u.s. a 10 long Henry I'm Mobile for Providence
June s lat ~ long bark Carsa Perkins, d. I'm Nloh for
Trinidad. Cuba
june q la 40 70 long 80 sch schr Sarah aud susan I'm Prov
uCeiown for Norfolk.
June g. 30 miles south Of Point brig Abbott Lawrence
I'm Boston for Philadelphia 49,
o. of Cape Good ship Leouo Dale I'm Boston Jan Is
Cor Calcutta.
june p s 3d. long H. ship York I'm Philadelphia fer NOreans
June 10 Shot Keys BARI Nancy Stevens in Nlork Tor
- M na he, Wei. hark Gene.ee in NYork or NOre.ls
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MAR lie ID.

-. ., q, Rev NJ Ctmposi ", W, 49, =. 80
Al Ahsns, ye ~. : Y y Ms NARY hoLlipi o. A1.-s
NJ ., 49,. .s " .eossin. sOsh Jsne, Nesio, "e " ~
AN "a tofh III Mashinzou Co Nie.i, n
Ntrgsfsis -. 49, Taols r. Mayo 90 AnHest 20 i-' q ~
irsi 49,, D s,d Juae. wii,n n i't s o n,
A. AettaiN, f,-.-t,er I'd Mnl hr De Of fan4ief 49,,
A. 49, "a Ianc D. siusr Rev ~ -l''''' "
f,u1a II -i..r 81 Rchsfi Parker q ff'l'fa
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WASHINGTON ms. co. CINCINNATI,
Newly Ork Office, % Na-sL
nIyIDEND.-The Board ofDrrciors OF ms COMPANY
Dhsve declared the following dividend oui OF inc PiVs
of the business for the pss year, VI z:
Forty (4W per cent TO the Assured
Ten u0 sto oeIhegeIi
SIX lb) - - Scflpioluels- .- -, H. s-
Dealers with the Once In this Cy receive tneiI Sci
dividend by applying the Office Of the Aseni, NM JAS
BOGGS, IS Wal Il. -.
FIRE and Marine risks taken by this Company a. ne o'
.--L. II nam
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. -......-.s.s1NEw JER-EY RAItHOAD

- - q TRANSPORTATION CoMPANf
1H2-1H---H&--W ashingtOn Monument and Fou.th
July Excursions Reduced Fare 70 Pniaoe pbta WIN
the pr iege OF returning by Jersey CITY " nc Csmden
and AmbOy Lines. .. -. q.
turday let July with the NJ and u NJ uansj "a IVY
ifh The N and 4. 81 trains ID july, ~lin De AN
and 4. 81 trains with The privilege q returning ~ sn'
train 40 TO The 4. p NJ line 81 The sh July sis lneovss
F.Rs-Frm New-York 10 Phnsds lpma and return, -
View -rk 70 do and do ~ - Ezabe'nown 10 90 aI' w.
~ f6; Railway 10 DO. and DO. - IS 60, n. a
Fourth July Excur.ion, commeucirg on MONDAY .ns -
July with the ~ and u PM rsn ana ss ~ snv
an with the NJ with the privilege Of re'ufplnf . ~
train 10 10 the ~ 81 train u e,h july iSfs, % =. 81
FARE-From New Y0rk 10 PHI sdelgnis ae - a. 80 do
s3 81: Railway 10 do. ana do - q TO, ~ Liberty.
~ Ticket, 10 be procured al ne y ~ be received AFTER
which are got iran.errab.e, and MI 10 " H. 5,iss
the above stated dates.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Corner stone of u New Church.-The
corner stone of the f. Church on Thruetrsi be
tween the Eighth and Ninth avenues. VIII be lad, fro'-
deuce permitting on Thursday afternoon next Tie slh nsl
At O'Clock Rev Bishop JAMES ana Dr. PTMAS Will Ct
liver addresses on the occasion In the evening O'Clock
meeting will be held under tents, which expected TO be
Of very interesting character The kuickerbocker and
Kin Browns stages will run TO the ground should the
weather on Thursday prove unfsvorabe the exercises will
be postponed Friday the same hours The pubic are
invited TO attend lc<o II
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Des on rc sol June ihe re..ie1ce Of hr re.'''' ~
wee 20 10 Oraso County, JACOB D WHEELER Counselor
Il Law Of this Cfy. ,.
80. ,.t among tie ciizess Of comments ~ large ~
% m s..,8 las been long and hvorby known a. M upright
s, and pas spirited and among Che Bar Of New loiA'
~ % bod, be has been or more than quarter Of ce'nn an
b.asrsd useful ard beloved member VT NNee'' '@s " %
.. .,ns .oouuue,s of ihe- career Than De inilu ana
r.rfe r1erore- of personal friends and reaf'rt re Nt7 m
49, .r.r o. sril0u- abors te Fursnf and DO tue on
80 IN oras..n4 -srnng Much AL he las aedy done i'f r
,e afrsslu attainment ~ honorable lame Dee
.r t lil.'r, and be- public spdt remained lnniie ana .n
- r,4 ifr motto bis native state, ttfenf Wa i
.i & t. heart and shone brightly along tie entire c'ue o
h. s H. digest pf ths American Common 10" itrlofl
800 q the "Ameefn Ctaucery Report. Dos Nn.'a ~"
80 rrefar-d b. eloquent and elaborate Es} upon e N
III Jur.or-denre OF te Intei state- Doe dge 81 ir "a" Y
s,r .i bis Earned and admirable edition of " Lutfs h9y
p..drr among the besf and most known oi DIS "'fs-
- ~ m transmit boz. maine % potery ihen vii BE- feh
~ ,r. fortunate but not des@rvng uns Peace 70 d.
uenor on. the cltsn winch ms "@Hi -t' '''
10Th proiessi0naly aud socially, can BE- hhed
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list pIIRLISHED.

uYDROPATHY AND HOMEOPATHY. lmpartiaiy
II Appreciated. by Edwin Lee. Esq first American from
the Third London edition Price . cents.
OPINIONS OF lHE PRES,
a ,rork OIL Water and Homeopathy lf Gle celebrated VI
Eiua of London l. Ia appeared ID L c. j. explains Do
,.+r m Dbl a s.re and -ul v that every unier
.- their merit. iru-rts n exactly RE ding thar slnf
several of have been published u Europe, where lf-
-, re..rf with f. greatest favor TIE Water Cure
30 t.e homeopathic Pie ater VII laugh 20 me orner "l-
M. az XIX, .,, los md .-e lN.Y Argus.
BRUSH NOTICES or TIE FORMER EDITIONS,
The remarks oH the rss are charl'ienlel by s
1lis
Nr L-- was the notice ri the cod Waerture with
re,re Fn 4at Neatnei The cautions End temperate sille Do
h De- treated His 0a the su ect are -ooer and na
OF will re,g rer-a 20 'hose who thinking Of placing e roo
..i,. ,-ler H., are az tie water DO, tors rAheufl
Al able t.s.erfafol' llnira ,eff.-- Hit-i.7
Mr. Lee. SOY WIS, We sIpeei from be- cen
dor and lcut-ue--.' l''-il ",''i.--
.9-.ie of ,-aatrentn Msica. Gazette
h LONG BROTHER, 46 Gate 81 Ann-stl N.Y.
And for sale by all booksellers. Jr<' Jus
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PANORAMA
OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN

a MAGNIFICENT PANORAMA representing, IN me
n most beautiful manner. TAYLORs MOVEMENTS
IL MEXICO will he open for eNhibuon Hi me Minerva
Rooms 400 Broadway. on MONDAY EVENING july s.
AZ oc ock Panorama viii commence al precisely Al
mission Is els No haI price -
THREE EXHIBITIONS on THE FOURTH,
AtiO. 3 aud O'Clock prec sely le2a 5us
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nR.U. BO-TNICh'- THIRD Lecture on = lLl y,
1 - - 0f he genital organs Will Be gwen pl
~, j., .rfrr lfl Illustrated by drawing eDi-.i
y, e,5,,.v and Grand--L without charge Medieti ~ %
aeof. AMI gentlemen are invited 10 Attend a. . e'N
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rTANINCTON,S NEW GRAND sCRlPTURAL
4 DIORAMAS Of he Creation of Toe World. and
The Deuee Open every evening, 90 the sp endid me-"
Hall corner of Broadway ani Wakerst next door 20 stop
MANS baths This exhibition comprises he most magnh'
cent Mechanical Scenic and Opnca effect Win choice 10.
cal and lnauimeuai performances, from Hydns Grand
Oraforo of tle Creation u the result Of many yeHrs
study amt experience during which neither pans nor eN
pen.e have been spared 10 render one Of me most bac
i've eXhhi ions ofhe age The Han : one OF me most ere
CANT and best ventilated m the city
Tickets 80 cents children half pnce feriormahcet COM
commence ~ 3 O'Clock precisely -
First performance, THURSDAY EVENING, June -.
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aaruoneer
DY BANGS. RICHARDS ~ PIATT,

- brosisay.-L.i-ra cash sa'ancs- made on eon-'st
- snnrN EtaILIm NEM.YORK TRADE SALE
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IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE.

TIE LADIES NEN-fuRk AID STRANGERS VISITING TIE
CITY FoR THE PURCHASE 0F Day GOODS.
IL CONSEQl Enc + 40 c daily Increasing nature OF our
lhusness, present premises have become much zoo
small and cuutuet Tor purpose. We have therefore
leased die spacious and -e-4If store occupied ny
Mo--r- A Arnold s. Co which we propose io enter on or
about The s Of sept he interim being required for me
purpose OF extensive alterations ard establishment A. .
j intention 90 open tle new esahsn men with an en-
IRE fresh STOCK have determined 90 clear ot during The
interval much possible Of our present immense ard
valuable st0cA of summer Goods snd. iu insure beyond
doubt ls result 'le goods laFc all been remarked 20 e'
meudou- reduction from original prices with 40 eve snf
t0 immediate clearance and Without reference io te cost
Our stock comprises 10000 dollar, worth OF rch ana choice
foreign and domestic fancy and staple Dry Goods, and e
braces greater variety of quality anf ye thn can oe met
with 90 ans other establishment iu Ie city. Extreme ca
ton has characterized our purchases The majority j.
OF our importation; he balance has been purchased AZ
auction direct from manufacturer. Under these cfcu
stances slight reelection viii convince purchasers mat me
present s exceedingly aud peculiar opportunity and
al viii embrace who rightly understand and properly ap-
prcclafe ihe true meaning of the word economy
CBSDFLL PERSON.
IMPORTERS JOBBERS AND RETAILERS,
Is CANAL-Sr
B.-U P take this opportunity 10 return their CRATE
l acknow ed meufs O those numerous friends VINO nave
literally pUtr0uZed their establishment during the asi u
years and beg respectfully fo solicit continuance of their
fvor- assuring them that the same honorable system OF
which pa. hitherto characterized the house aud OBJ
tanned Tor '- present h character vii cOnnuei To regu
late al future transactions. ~ 10
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~. gI.nI>G BANKS, OFF SANDY

{. .sis....iS OOK-The flst and conmodous steamer
=--xxz--s-SJA JANIS MADISON, Capt. L. Slsson, VIII
nm ON THURSDAY June ~ leaving foot Of HammOnds t
af8A NJ CaDalst K 81, GrsDd-st. y. r q, Cafhs-
rne-st z r. Pier No 4, y K o. The boat VIII stop al
Cony and returning 20 the city II requested by the pas
.engers Refreshments furnished on board the boat lhs
vel known fisherman siiss TiOn viii be on board Win
ines and bai at small charge Fare Tor the Excursion ~
ceuts \ The James Madison viii continue her nps
every Thursday during the season.
Person. wishing charter boat. for excursions can De ac-
sied th any cass boat BY Supplying TO Rod
man. agent foot VI North Moore =. up stairs ezs gus