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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26

On Saturday afternoon, the l2th, Mr. J.. b.
Sargent Of BraItleboro, was accidentally
caught md drawn under tho knives or a
planning machine and literally chopped in
pieces up to the wrist joint. The manglcd
stump was Immediately nmputnted md is
now doing well.
05TMr MOrrendy hns Giveu thousand
dollars 10 the families of those unfortunate
men who (ell in the late riot.
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r ALL ()RING
IN 40 ,ts pleasing variety.
J. W. HILL.

/ rs Il ION GDIc ! ali0ft
gvOJR Dapss worth ur ihc south Bridge, 81
, JohrabIr, Crtirr, VI,
llA-l.- --L-. l..--- -iil r-clt and small,
az over, nliic 10 make a call,
Where wa. tylppl latest times
lie e. tlc human form aHd mind,
NitA-coets that III with utmost cHsr,
D in stylc ihf incest taste 60 please;
The morning and evening r..5cu, Frosk,
Sack aud Drcfs,
Thy form aO.ucatly Will edutn.
And Vest. IN iathipn latest Mould.
Pants 10 ~ both young aud old,
Fashion TO form both great and small,
The lean, tAr porlly, short and tall,
In every style that ever ran,
Since FIRST they formed the part of man,
lilo with ready goose and shears
Has proved hi5 skill for many years,
Ard "a the MYSTERY Of his art
Hos ever cut n noble pnrE -.
Ills measure ever hos been true,
Ard what he sccms hc viii prove to you
llcisnlWays faithful 10 day,
And what h. does 90 done TO stay
His charges too hrc always less,
when others sue he II only press,
And II you wish short delay
lie willalways wait awhile Tor p7y.
Como then, lie clothed, both young ard old.
With garments new, secure from sold,
And wh1t.was nature - overnight
Inform or make, he'll set right
Cut ii II e -
Done for others io make NJ short notice and
,rdrrdntsd 10 Gi.
T4SIfIONS rcceirod Quarterly
.AlnY- J.. l~l9 bift
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AUG toni.

Tg1ITE subscriber wit rit at AUCTION, IN
A. TUESDAY neat, May ~, 81 hs frsi.
drncc. sllr 90 commence al o'clock. T. VI
his Household Furniture
Cane scat aud common Chair.
! Crutr Table g..
- l!.is.=---,----
BrdslrSls
Scttce I Cherry Table
Looking Glasses, Crockefy, Cooking utcn,
sils aud other articles t0o numerous 10 mem
ton, sale positive and terms cash,
The articles are mostly new.
DAVID WllIfTEMOWE
81 Johnshury, May ~, lsll- bl5wl
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GUN,P0W DER,
70 FARMERS & UAlRY.MEN


A NTnONY 4 EMERsONs PATENT
"a DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY ClluRN
PATiNTrn J,N. %, 1-ir Ia bringing this 81,
irctual and simple Churn rnin us", Tho propfH
rturH, feeling confidence ~ - cApnh'lit'f, a."
not hesitate 10 pronounce u the hest chuut
ever offered Jlhc public lhs chnn D. 90
exhibition nt The aHrnrvtr
- BWpAp STUItr,tr 'rNtr'i bn'r1N.,
And ~ '6fd,r 10 convince the incfraHl"us ana
satisfy the cutIlus, ~ trfrr pc.ofh dgi ~
u en- R.NI.vG HILL m .H3bL.
The public hrr invited 60 call aud examine
the machine, and zee ~ utility tested ltcun'
b,ucs the loiiuw, ing valuable qualities,
list. II produces butter 90 lees TINE than any
ether chusu, making II aud gathering ~ from
sweet milk IN from tH cr u rishi minutes, nnd
ffum cream Toe much irss rt"n.
"a II pruducrAsuufc butter from fhr rTwr
apouutaI milk or cream, than Oh" ordinary
method, as II does ltilYofs "a a more thorough
and scientific W1UEist
50 II - tbc'ohcaprst aud most convenient
- 20 over invented, involving ihr true ph'i'
usuphir1l rf.nrty'r vf bUtt't making
i'h. Sew miG, after being ehuH'di 90
sweet aad suitable llr fhm' utr.
9th. lnstcbd ct feeding the calf with mills
d. Z In I'D lh. clM--cLurnrd sweet milk viii
answer ever, putposc. By lbs PT0ecs5, TUC
butter is all profit.
We offer Il upon the following terms If
the ehutn does not prove os recommended, 1t
may hc reformed, aud the money viii be- ~.
funded
We have constantly On hand md for sale,
five different sizes, 50. 81, 50, 50, and SIC,
capable of churning at one time, -, -, casio,
aud - gallons ct milk or cream. Alro,
churns of any sifc made 10 order
Exclusive country rights 10 manufacture
and sell IN the States Of Maine, New Hanp.
SHIRE, Vermont, Mn,snchusrtts and Rhode IL.
land, for sale a, about the rate of one hundred
dollars tor each 10000 inhabitants.
a discount, Of twenty five per cent Tor cash,
is n llpwrd to the trade
Al orders, Posfago paic addressed TO the
suhscfibprs, viii be- promptly attended 10.
Gl7wg JONES " CURTIS,
81 Broad street. (up utars,) Boston,
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Tea and Tobacco.
IRON, STEEL AND NAILS,

- TONS assorted Iron, Steel and NaiT, Tor
sale Ch'ap Jor 6a'h, o. The Wholdsalc aud
Retail store FULLER 4 ca.
- f7yu,i,,t,, Aa, Is -l.-ll- GilWi
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The Examination OF NI,dshipmsn

The following letter from the head OF the Navy De-
TINT mt cling decision of that Department in
ga to principle which is to govern the of
the Beard Of Managers has been communicated to us
publication by who takes interest in placing
it before the public
NAVY DEPARTMENT June 16, 1S40.
SIR-Upon a careful examination Of the question pre-
scented in the Of the midshipmen the dates
OF ls4l and 1872 the Department hereby decides and
orders that upon the final examination of all the mid
fhpmen Of the classes Of 1s4l and 1872 the relative
merits Of those OF the class Of s4l shall be assigned
them separate and independent Of those belonging
the class of 1872 and that the relative merits the
class of 1912 shall be assigned to the midshipmen
that date independently Of all others.
The decision will be made known to the Board of
Examiners, shortly to convene
am, respectfully. your obedt servant.
WIN BALLARD PRESTON.
Midshipman s. L PHELPS and others Of the
Class Of 1871, Annapolis, Maryland.
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wrongly Is ncontestibe that the great majority of
those among who think independently are looking
forward to annexation the relief from many Of
Political difficulties, and the high road to prosperity
Men who have differed most widely, and who perhaps
will continue to differ all other questions after
annexation shall have taken place, agree at this
ment in desiring annexation the most advantageous
move mt mt which adopt But while the feeling
for annexation is strong there strong desire that
nothing .hould be done by violence and that ii Eng
lard will cast of her children they may yet never be
found in arms against her Hence the Importance of
the question Win the British government oppose
annexation
:" Let due time be given for consideration let the
question be approached in the right spirit and be-
leNe she will not oppose it, The whole current of Opt
Dicn smorg Ercand's most influential statesmen is
evidently tending towards that point when they will
bid aditG TO the colonies with wishes for their prospc
ny and hopes for continued friendship between the
two cOuntres-nominaly separated perhaps, to be
.l mere closely allied by good Offices and commercial
Intercourse Eut IL Is not only the opinions of her
statesmen that found views of the which
formally demanded. The whole of our political
and commercial relations with the mother country
must TO show that Canada is virtually independent,
and might be more fourishpg herself and therefore
more profitable TO Great Britain il she separated
DErREcATIoN OF PROPERTY IN MoNTREAL-Yes-
telday four cut stone houses, four stories high,
with shops, covering lot of 80 feet front, by 100
feet deep, were sold at sherlfi's sale for G500
N3,ZC0) The property is situated on Wellington
street, Gnfiintown, and belonged TO Mr.. Tuy.-
The ground alone on which The property is stuat-
ed cost $l409, few years ago. Such is the de-
preston Of properly in tins city at present. Non
treat (Ca.) GG-ette, June 26.
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Observation-Disclosures

Mrs Commodore Hell aud Gen. Lesle Combs, Of KY,
Lave arrived at Newport, r. T.
Mir worden one Of the Commissioners of the Cols.
has resigned his ofnce.
lion. Levi Woodbury. will deliver the Anniversary
Addross the American Institute In October next
Gen II H. Mason, late Governor Of California, Is IN
Washington.
T. l.. Crittendcn and lady, and X. ". Crittenden OF
Kentucky Hon. w. Upbam, Hon solomon Foot, aud
Ex-Governor Paine, of Vermont are In Boston.
Mrs Gen Harrison 10 raid to be lying extremely Ill
at her residence ut North Bend. Ohio with disrrhsa
Her recovery Is considered doubtful.
william Copeland CT Limestone, Ala, was recently
murdered by one Of his own slaves
Mrs Ann NJ Hernandez, wife Of Gen. Joseph VI. Her
nandez, died in St Augustine Ola on the 23d ut.
Capt Bee, 4. s. A, arrived at New Orleans, FROM
Texss on the 2Sth ult
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MEDICAL.


CnoLEHA;1 DIR. ,. \. cuABERr. twELLKNowN As
" the Fire kinr lay ing with the OF tho
thora tai e. thus Opportunity 70 inform h frs nis and the
JubE Ut large that he M prepared 20 urn them With
bis ucditnts the tame successfully used in all
during the ~ that fearful disease during the
and tt DIR thatcr durngteyeral residence IN ASIA
discovered this valuable hndote. aud prerarei
prove 10 the World that IL IS the only certain Remedy
fearful dtafe Hssrco during the OF
lra is city suhie.nt proof OF eicacy disease
hill srto has resscd the Efforts OF Physicians
TO chotk itt hut did ths medicine
vi en- timely administered, living Thousands can now es-
y. 1hc nature OF this medicine combined with tho Of
his Antlious Pills, vs. such that IL henehcnl infn-
In few minutes after Icing administered and ccctu-
ay hsntlcf the disepfe ~ restoring strength aud energy to
he whole system The Doctor asosnaranttes that II his
dioinos are utsd according tho directions accom-
cm this fearful disease will be deprived Of It's fatal inu.
enee One dose daily sdnnistered viii eeetnay preservs
any person, no matter how much exposed attack
tieses Of ouisnds could necssry De produced
the truth 81 the above nrcrtun, ~ we'll
lie stccefs was echoed from Maine to Louisiana only
tonguor 81 this fearful aud alarming aisdy II s there
for, te duty Of every individual to avail themselves Of
medicine 81 ~ much good. Oslsr and captains
tTisrsn, anc other ,esels they are ecrcus ~
rr the health e passengers aud aud avoiding The
lays ntoncd BY qunrun ought not without
It, 1lc above medicines have tso been used in
catos q ship fever Tie Doctor 10 attendance hs oce
No Eitgo street corner Of Grand street. night and diy-
y. " TIE Above medicines sold genuine NJ r. JJ-
Ian 43 Grand street thes uumlcrl opposite IT Mays
thufci, New York.
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The Rockville (Nd1 Journal, If the Goth ut., says
flat the harvest has csmmcrced in that county and
Anticipates an abundant yield, though the crop has
m,n s,rtousy Injured within short time by The fly
and scab Oats look well, aud are improving; corn,
ditto: grass, clover and timothy very hne; weather
intensely hot.
The Montreal anads) Gostue, OF the "a INST says
-Lron, All tsrts Of the province continue TO hear
the moot ayoisbe and cheering accounts OF the grow
IN CROP aud uf the present luzuriant appearance on
m. ,,unt,v g,r,,siy The fall wheat in the district
~ Iurun very heavy. and promises great aud plens
ful cfop The spring crops in that district however
are considered light In all the townships north ~ To-
rorto ". understand tn. crops better than they
have bee known to be for long tme-and an abun-
dant haryestis therefore confidently expected.
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A Cupiors INCIDENT A singular and painful
incident occurred AT Whitehall a few days since.
York on WednetdBy His body was sent to White
hail. TO his parents to the care 81 merchant. The
merchant knew no such family in Whitehall who
had son in New York, but he did know such a
cordingly sent TO that family, who mourned son
lost But on opening the coffin, Just before burial,
the body was found not to be that of their son.
Upon inquiry. il belonged to a family Of the same
mare at Whitehall, who had not, until the sad
news was announced to them, heard Of the illness
Of their son.-Aibany Eroning Journal, JHiy2.
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From Cu,erEs.-The regular passenger packet
schooner Iona, Capt. Leetcb, arrived at this port
yesterday from Chagres. She left on the 10th in
slant. There were but very few passengers on
the Isihmus OF 81 Panama when the Iona left. Six
large ships and a number Of small vessels were
waiting Mt Panama for passengers 10 sail for San
francisco. There was not much sickness at Cha
ores or Panama, and not much rain.-N q. De-
IA June %
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CO n NJ CIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, July 10 PM.
The stock market is gradually giving way. Harlem
Railroad declined per cent. All speculation for
rise in that stock appears to have subsidized and 1t is
only with great effort the part Of the bulls that in
other fancies the present prices be maintained.
We look very shortly for considerable decline in
many Of them. The bulls have been led to believe,
in the present easy state Of the money market that
they could go en- and buy with inpuuity, believing
that a syst,m Of speculation would grow out of the
purchases which would draw in class of outside spe
culators that wsuld enable them to get rid of their
stecks at high prices. They have partially succeeded
in one stock Qarmers' Trust), and many have been
led into this upon singular statements We shall
dcavor to obtain correct statement Of the condition
Of this institution, together with list of few Of
the prominent buyers OF the stock in order that the
public may be enabled to judge what value it really
possesses, and what estimate they put upon the
advice of those who have of late become heavy pur-
cbasers
The Nashua Manufacturing Company, and the Jack
Eon Company, at Nashua, and the Salmon Falls Com
pany at Somersworth have each declared a semi
dividend Of per cent pay atle the I'd inst the SD
nspoe Mills, at Claremont, N ii the per cent.
payable on the LIST Of August. and the Monadnock
Mills at ClarCmont the same per cent, payable the
10th inst.
The Merchants rank Of Poughkeersie has declar-
I'd semi annual dividend Of four Per cent, payable
the 10th inst. the Long Island Insurance Company
four per cent, payable en- demand; the New Orleans
Canal and Banking C'mIapy, three per cent, payable
at the Bank t Commerce LIST Of August The interest
warrants on the bends Of the Nagatuck II. r., due
tn 10th inst will be paid that day, at the Office Of
OF II. & O. L. Schuyler, in this city.
The number of passengers the Eastern Railroad,
running from Boston, July A. WAS between 900 and
IL goo diydend Of per cent has been declared upon
tie capital stock payable July It, to holders June 80.
The Fir,mtn's Insurance Company have declared
som annual diyid. Of 10 per cent, payable Mon
day
The following is the value of merchandise imported
into this district excepting that sent to the warehouse
and also the amount of duties received during the
first six day in July, In each Of the four years:-
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The Hartford (Conn) Daiiy Tt~ss, 81 the 9Th inst
says Judge Hnman recently issued injunction,
on motion Of Catlin. Esq against the Hartford and
Providence Railroad Company forbiddpg their opera
lions upon Mir Catins lands on n penalty of $4,000
The company immed ately moved that the injunction
be dissolved and the has been heard by the Judge
At New Haven lie ordered the company TO deposite
SIS 600 in bank subject 20 the order Of the court to
meet damages and then dissolved the injunction The
company have complied With the order, and their
are rapidly pushing the work through.
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4 GRAND SACRED CONCERT Will BE GIVEN AT
REV YARDS

T CST-A GOLD CHAIN TO WHICH WAS ATTACHED
~ large Gold Medallion, and another small with
miniature Penknite These articles which tied
belt Of pink ribbon, lost Tuesday evening,
the Mechanics Hail. Broadway after the performance of
(hrsys Mnstrels. picking up the above
articles and requested to bring thew to the Office of the
New lork Herald. A liberal reward will be given.
&TRAlED VI ON THE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRI-
- ber fine Newfoundland Dog The owner will please
call, pay expenses and take him away.
GEORGE RICHMOND, 800 Broadway
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HOTELS, &c.

MANSION HOUSE, KEYFOKT, S.J-TaE 81 DSCRI-
l her would inform bis friends and the public generap
that biz splendid Mansion House 10 fitted he best
style for the reception Of boarders and vters His arder
and wine cellar Is stocked with the best that the market az
fords. The COOL aud evrt shall no
spared render the stay Of guests agreeable No better ia
cih,ics for baihng be found In the world Tue
John the foot Chambers street each
day, at 10 A. ~, and T. N.
JOSEPH MURPHY. Proprietor
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AMUSENIENTS


CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST.
S-Beneh to Mr.. PurdeyMonday evening, July 9Th will
he performed the SOLDIERS DAUCHTER-frank Heart
ALL Mr. G. w. Clark Governor Hearta Mr. yache; Capt.
which, That RASCAL JACK-Rascal Jack, Mr.. J. Dunn;
Cranl Mr. Warden Lucy Miss Mesayer Tobe followed by
the IRIS 1uIoR-Dr 0Toole, Mr. Redmond Ryan; Rosa,
Mrs. Scott To conclude with the MARRIED RAKE-Mr.
Fliehy Mr. Jordan; John Mr. Guest; Mrs Trctrac, Miss
he'tsyer Doors will open at IA and the curtain rise at
quarter OTIS. Boxes p cents, Pit l21s cents.
M ECHANIC'S HALL No. Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
1vl Grand and Broome streets.-OPEN EVERY EVENING
TIE WEEK and every nigs. Ss.ii further notice.
organized 2 the Oldest established company the world
the first TO harmonic melodies and
present popular style OF Ethiopian whose
sseeefs in this city during the past three most
cusiye evidence Of their superior merit and
The Company consists Of ten performers under the direction
OF T. r. Crisy Doors open at seyen Concert commences
At eight o'clock
RAhNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. +. BARNUu
- Manager and Propretor Greenwood Jr Assistant Ma
evening at The Lump Of Gold weighing pounds
and brought from California by Lieut. Beale has
gagged for Lis week sgnor Biit the Magician and Ven
troquist, appears at each entertainment The farce
Ao .Beqed, Mr. Jerry Meyfeld Miss Barton Miss Stan
hope Miss lest Mr. Chapman. Sr COPELAND and Mr. Clarke
Tie Alono ladv Living Orapg Outang, large Living An
Admission to the whole % Children under 10 years.
l:1s cents.
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN AT
SAINT Mel olas church Second street. Sunday eve
July sth for the benefit of said church by Berqe
Miss Valentino Miss Kez Mics Drcssler Mr.. Ehrlein and
other tale nted singers of this city N BTicket Fifty cents
to be bad at NJ Erben ~ Centre street, Dunigan book
store, ISL Fulton Rev Mr. Buchpayers 1855 Second
street, and at Mr. Berge residence 10 Sixth also
the Sectors Of Catholic churches and the door Doors
open at o'clock Concert to commence at o'clock precisely
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NONGRESS HALL. CAFE hAY.--THE SUBSCRIBER
~ begs leave inform his friends and the travelling
nunity that he has leased the above named we'll known
hotel which H. ready Tor their OF vers. The
superiority Of its location the unobsrueel view Of the
all parts 81 the hotel FIRE bathing grounds the quality
larder and wine cellar rendsr this hotel desirable
residence Mr. j. NJ Smith late 81 Jones Hotel,
Phiadsipl Ia, will assist him in Steam
boats three times week, to and ror N.w lort daily
Philadelphia. W. y. MILLER.
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and treatment 81 Nenerea Disases and all other afec
ens Of tie gunio urinary Of the male and female
Qucrto Utraedly scat nur her % lsautifuy colo
TGts, aud many hrey executed depestions cod,
DC. b> II. BosTwics N. ID. Price SIC; III edition. Ia
tract from the Boston Medical and Surgical Juunti"ft
10 Infatuated w extraordinary specimens Of eolorcd tho
arg oerrtr inrs In the delcacy Of their
bnsh and II striking evidence Of the nd0uiete
~ 10 70 r,ffess uncongvsratle
that will enable him 90 leave his Prints IN society,"
fetle y ls ,rgken 81 when the memorials Of him
err % 20 forEd w tie libraries % thosc who know
he 10th teusured and cn,isi bile living without
rp:ing mute comparison Of this Ecner-a Guide With
IuTcTean yuhtatous UH the ssme family C dscase- 10
be said faiiesy, that this 10 decidedly and without qnsn
eston, to 81 them. The rlaee On scons rrea
ee equal 20 thece by oontFasrFhe two Volumes
both the matter and the 81 giving Instruction In
humble estimation shonld be accorded 70 the New Sok
DR. Bosvick has done the Profession good strvic
ard nothing his allie work from being spread
the land the fact neither be deed al
ed that he has produced thorough weH syste
tic treatise which far SURPRISES snyhng 81 the Lind, 81
this tranch % rroctce Heretofore st,mres In the
tn Lecturer Diseases Of the Urinary Organs Author
ETA Treatise tie Nature and Treatment Of rmatrrh,
seminal Dtsses rcttlting from . atrsc; iwroteney
end other Kindred sotirn 81 Plates, tsird edi
tiOp, price s tuhcr Of entitled "iints to Youne
Fhysfcans Author Of THE Family rhysicisr; and A.
tsndrg hy vcan ard SURGEON 20 the Nov YORK deal and
Svrgcal Irsitute, rs Chsmberf s'rettrenoyed 20 Ss
Btcadv For sale at hs publishers, sringer and Town
sBt 2l Ereatvay and of the suhcr Ct Eroscvpy. The
usual cniiy % this Instutor. enumerairg
cured, will not be published for the present
HOMtR BOSrMICK, N. d.
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pR1yAIE MEDICAL OFFICE. NO. 30 ORANGE ST,
established over thirty for the 81 all
sRsss ofs private nature Doctor LIZARDS French Mixture
warranted 20 cure every in its fret Price 81
bottle kBThis invaluable medicine can be sbtan-
ed at no other Place In the weird.
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VHFATRO DEL CIRCO, IN HAVANA, AND ELTEATRO
de Guanataeoa, in the Island of Cuba New York U. s.,
juno lei9- have this day appointed Messrs w Corbyn
and L. ~ MARTINI of tss city, special duly author
lied agents for the above establishments
de ly them in that paety will be duly
ard fulfilled by me. DON MIGUEL Mn PONS,
- Prop ietor.
NV YORK. July lsi9Artists of acknowledge talent
and respectahlity especially vocasts per-
formers dancers, equestrians acrJhas Be- sc wishing
engage in the above establish ments will address
CORBYN q MARTINI.
Musical an Dramatic gents Barclay st. New York.
n. BAH letters must be prepaid
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EXCUR SICNS.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNJNHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNlN
DLEAsANT SUNDAY EXCURSION TO HARLEM AND
i Attora.-The low pressure steamer, SANTEE Captain
N Dts having been chartered for the above excursion
by Captain Richard Yates, Sunday July Sth will leave
follows Foot of Pike street at o'clock PM Foot Of
Montgomery street at "a DO Foot Of Grand street at Ia
do; Foot OF Dry Dock ia do Returning leaves Harlem
and Astoria at 6 Fare l?ls each way. Stages
will lie in readiness arrival Of the boat at Harlem
passengers to and from the High Bridge and other ia
vorite places Of reior
CARATOGA SPRINGS AND NEW YORK.-TRAvEL-
~ rs by taking passage in the day boats that leave
A. M arrive in Trey Gt5s T. M and proceed Immediately
on TO Saratoga leaving Trey at M and arriving at the
Springs at So +. NJ. Fare the railroad dollar