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From Texas.

We have received Galveston dates 70 the Sd
inst. We have also by mail the interior papers.
We CLEAN the following. The Galrest0S Journal
Of the I'd inst. says:
Private advices from the interior bring US more
favorable accounts OF the growing crops. Al
though late, the cotton crop is beginning 20 ook
much better and hopes are now entertained oy
those who have good stands, that they may yes re-
aze something near an average yield. Much,
however, depends upon the future should the re-
mander Of The season be favorable, aud with late
fost and without caterpillar, good portion OF the
State will not fall short Of an average crop. These
are evils from which the cotton crop Of late years
is never safe until the sesson ia very far advanced
The high price that cotton has commanded the pre-
reul season has encouraged every planter 70 go in
70 It's culture 70 the extent Of bis ability From on
personal knowledge the number Of acres planted
IL cotton this season greatly exceeds the ast year,
and with an ordinarily good seascn We think i may
be safely calculated that the crop Of Western Tex
as will fall equal that Of last year. Notwithstanding
the unfsvorable weather we have had this spring.
Corn crops are, we believe, good, and we hear no
complaints Of the cane. The Brazos river Is again
falling. II has done bat little injury, not having
been over its banks, except in two or three very
low places
we learn from The Civilian that J. Il. Magl.
!or several years citizen Of Galveston, committed
suicide during fit Of arrangement
letter from Bastrop says that the prospect FOR
the crops Is good in that quarter, Notwithstanding
heavy rains
A detachment of Capt. Grumble's company OF
Rangers. consisting Of twenty FIVE men, has been
stationed 90 the Aqua Dulce, about twenty-five
miles in the rear Of Corpus Christi
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Things ia Philadelphia
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, July H.
John O'Neill aged % years, died at the Hospital,
on Friday, from the effects OF an injury received
during a Riot in Kensington on the 9Th inst. His
skull was fractured by brickb William Nit
chel has been arrested and committed 70 prison 70
answer the charge Of having thrown the missile
which caused the boys death.
On Friday, a man named James Galpin was
shockingly injured at Bordentown, ia consequence
of railroad car running over him. He was brought
10 the hospital in this city yesterday.
-Four hundred passengers left this city for Cape
May yesterday morning The hotels at that de-
hghtful watering place are filing up rapidly.
There were 277 deaths In the city and liberties
during the week ending yesterday. OF the num-
Der So were adults, and 2ll children.
At an adjourned meeting Of the Printers Of this
city held last evening, scale of prices for morn
ing newspapers was adopted Thirty cents per
thousand ems s the price fixed upon.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
crrY HALL, New.York, july Ia 1901

l.,
-aa Meeting OF the Committee OF Afsn s~e.-
.,sa nv ,be Common Council In relation TO ihedecsa'e
...,I svlor late President Of the United STATES nc'o
,or. Civ Han, this day, the following resoiuu'n'
we're adopted ,....t oh.ao,,s,
$500 Thai the determination Of The fenerA oDse4p
49, - Ire srented General Zachary fsylol - ~,
ldenf of the United states lake psee by 49,, go ss
s.yv PROCESSION 10 be composed " S Ns,S Sorr and
a. ard towns on Tuesday ihs 20 .ls'a1 ~
p<,er11 That our fellow eilzens gsnssaS go sc a.
s.r,n, orders soe,eues ysdes ess0ciatsosl' Ie-s,
ss,osrts o} The eitiss u New- fofs, u .S.S
Eity and OF the villages o. o,riie. he reo1este1
no nso VI " 80 of respect 90 the ilusilOus dead
a., III ,ae,, socres ana nsociaons ln'nulns 70
~o6perste he requesied 70 "a. .ss p ~ =, -ocr
IN on before Fndsy next q lyeo 80 :, - 81 80 ~
Cj, usn in order hat the necessary ~ "
made 70 carry ouf VIC Wv
psie mssn &c. The Amy ard Navy Of the United States
nm is sfsaon be requested 20 cooPeIas WIZ we Son'
Itss n Tsirg the arrangements and that the Commit
tss an Miary be requested 70 communicate with The Com
yrsndens Of The dihereui stations
Ees.lred Thai banner bearing political devices or IN
.,dndOra shall be admitted iu he Procession.
Rs.red That the Comm tee will be In session dsiy 10
Room City Han from the 18Th 70 the Hld list from TO
V'' GEORGE n FRANKLIN,
SAMUEL DELAHATER,
JONAS = COSCKLIN, COMMITTEES on
JANIS n. COOK, tho part 81 me
JACOB y. OAKLEY, boar1 Of Alo.
MORGAN MOR0ANS,
President
sLH WARD
CHARLES CRANE,
JAMES ALDERMAN COMMITTEE on
WESLEY SMITH the part OF Board
FLORENCE MCCARTHY, OF AsspG
OSCAR w. sTURTEVANT,
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SoUIH.C SeabrOok recently aug.
gested to the Teachers Throughout the State,
the proprety OF assembling at Colambis, on Friday
lass TO consider the subject OF Free Schools Eda-
eaton &c We sthe s. c. SparfoR consider this
a very important movement, and one that would
result IN much good to the State, a. well as TO the
Teachers Individually if they would attend to this
matter promptly thus cooperating with Governor
Sesbrook, IN this patriotic effort, to give new d.
rection and adopt more vigorous, efficient and con
certed measures, for the promotion Of Education in
1outh Carolina
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ROYAL PAPER n1ACHE
AND JAPAN WORKS.
6 HGlhin-st West Bs!gnye Square,
LONDON.

and 81 Constitution Hill Birmingham
rErHE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed agent In
this city for Messrs. ysnnens Betudge Sons one Of
the largest manufacturing houses in Europe "a pre-
pared take orders for al descriptions OF PAPER Msche
goods and respectfully invites the Merchants and The public
70 call and see hs samples Of tables chairs writing desks
kf1ndS p0rtoos fancy boxes. card cases glove boxes
eAes boards wine sya enve0pe boxes tee csddies ke
embracing every variety OF TASTE and psusrns Fohos
bearing fse SIN lie licensees OF Jenny Lind aiken from
tie original
All descriptions Of the above goods be executed n
SIX wecfs from date OF order.
HENRY l. IBBoTSON. 2ls Pesri-st up stairs.
isf2 lrissod betwsen Asidso sncsnd Jo bz<s
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NOW READY.

EUGENE SUES NEW BOOK COMPLETE-THE
GCHlLDREN OF LOVE. Translated by Fsyetle Rob-
inson. Esq Price twenty-five cents Brilliant a, the pro-
ducaons Of this great Auhe Acknowledged to be- the
present work will we hesitate not to say far surpsss them
In originality Of thought language and seton The incl
dentI Of the Romance, opening With Prologue inHodue
ing the chief characters in the story, following up their
strange career until the sad denouemenL viii enchAin the
minds OF all. Each character 10 a study Ia Itself Tbs
varied passions Of the human heart are dellaeaIed with
usichless skill and the untney fate ofhose whom unhoy
love conEgnE 10 early tomb, viii siTike home 70 The
besr ard convey mors never to be forgotten
vl3As WE BURGESS, p Ann-sL
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SELLING OFF.
~ BARKER, sol Grsnd-sL will sell his entire stock OF
-. SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS
Remaining hand, from
IS TO 50 per cent less than his former low prcsa
Commencing on MONDAY, yulys.
Sumner Silks Fousrd Silks Printed Lswns Linen Cling
hama Scotch 0inRhsms Jacorets Cambrcs, Se Popins,
baege De LANES French Bsreges Light De LANES Lise
Thread Gnshams, BLACK Baregeh Silk Tissues, Plain,
Straw Color Ptrk Blue and Drab BsregeS; also every
hind OF Swiss. Mum, Boob, Nsdsook, Striped Plaid and
Figured huslins White and COlOred Knoed swiss Mus
I'm, White Grape shaws Printed Cashmere shawlA Ba-
reyes De Lame and Tibet Wool shsws Long and Square
CASHMERE SHAwLS, ell WOOL selling al half price
MEMS AND BOYS SUMMER WEAR
Uevery hind.
WHITE AND BROWN LINEN DRiLLINGs,
DRAP ETE, SC.
DOMESTIC GOODS
100 bales aud cEsea Of Domestic Goods by the yard piece
package Al els price any In this city, eonssr
kgof
BROWN AND BLEACHED
sHEE7fNGS AND SHIRTINGS
BED TICKS. DRILLS. JEANS, COL0RED CAM.
BRlCS, PAPER hUSLlNs, DENNIS, SHIRT
IN0S STRIPES, FLANNELS, &c.
nwheh invite especially The attention OF small dealers
The present viii offer Of ,hs beat opportunities to
psrchase Goods cheap thai has been offered this season
Every article irulhially represented. s.BARKER
lSn sol Grsnd-st
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DARNUM's CHINESE MUsEUM-55s Broad
Dwsy between Spring and Prince ss.-P. 7. BAR
MUM Proprietor aud Msnager-Ths large and interest
Ing collection remains buE Short time longer. II 10 NE
most magnificent exhibition Of Chinese cures curosues
wonderful specimens Of ingenuity &c from the Celestial
Empire represents obiects Immediately connected win
the soca hAblI the religious worship, the mercantile Gus
TONS e mechanical operations and the sciences Of me CHI
uese. lie innscsy valuable and beyond descn pon IN,
suucuve, amusing Gud gratifying. Open every dsy and
evening nom A NJ al 10 P. NJ Admission % cents;
children under 10 years, l24 cents. Ie2h thsuA
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HFGFMIN Ancrinreer-

=. HLUEMANl AlcUOLccT,
TUESDAY, JULY l6, Al lOt o'clock NJ a. Adams
o. Brooklyn, small quantity Of household f1rniture,
consisting Ofone rosewood piano Geib Jackson mskers
one mahogany SOFA bedsesd mahogany AID cottage chairs
bedstescs buresus wok table mahogany card table do
lice desk, window curtains, carpez 0tlclon, teausyI
msnsl Ornsmens framed engTsyngs erockery eootscve
lie ke tyl5 IL
DARLOR ORGAN WANTED-Pnce Dot 10 ex.
i ce-d sl7s Address II WELLS n The Tribune o.
b. yissc
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SUMMER RETREATS.

pORTLAND HOTEL, ON TIE HIGHLANDS
Il OF NANESlNk;-Ths house 10 just completed and
open or visitors II affords splendid prospect OF toe
ocean, and combines al The enjoymens OF cOuny life
hthing, sailing hsihng delightful walks and drives cool
teG bIeezeS highly conducive 70 comfort and health II 20
hours sail from The city, by The John Hart al he foot OF
Peck.slip r. or The Edwin Lewis Al the fool OF Robs
son-sL n. r. Boarding, 81 day.
igl5 lm* J. FLETCHER, Proprietor.
BOARDING AT GLEN COVE, l.. IA family
LOT hve 10 eight persons can be accommodated Win
board ~ Arm house moderate terns a. Glen Cove
L, /. Fer particulars apply al Market o. New-Y0rk.
tyl5St+
NJ For Other Sun@er Retreats. see I'D Page
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~ New York Historical society.-A sPscla,I
Meeting Of the New-Yoik Historical SocieY Will be Sed
their Rooms The University on TUESDAY evening July
l6 ats O'clock Puncgual attendance IL requested.
LUTHER BRADlSH, President
Aspstw WARNER Rec Sec jyl5 Dds
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~ Grand Division \. OF r. N, VA Special
Session of The Grand Division will be held on Monday
evening I5th inst Al Broadway at O'Clock 70 lake
MO the Invitation OF he COMMITTEES OF the
Common Council OF his city 10 unite Ia the soemnlzsion
Of The obseques Of Gen ZscHARY TAYLOR, late President
Of The United States Tuesday 30 inst and to make
snrh arTanee ments as may be necessary. By order.
~ w. H. DIKEMAN, @. w. p.
IosrPH HoIpENA @. S. jyl5lr
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GOAL YARD IN THE UPPER PART or BROAD.
SWAf FOR sALE.-ORe Of the mosi ehgiby situated
Coal ARDS 10 the city Ia offered for sale Il IL 10
great hoTonghafe covered entirely by iron breed sheds
paved throughout has brick Office VI stories and
new scale a2d Tour years lease 81 low rent Ent 6rsras
81 10 ise Oilers either 10 beginners 10 80
old established concern DESTROYS OF h. bs go,
uneeus ed advantages Apply 10
gio 6as HOMER MORGAN, Pioe-ss
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rYL q. LA special meeting Of the X W. Grand
Lodge OF Southern New YORK will bs held on Monday
evening July l5 at O'Clock, al the Grand Lodge Room
National Hall CGnslst. 10 consider the invitation OF tne
Municipal Authorities units IN paying funeral honors TO
2cHARy TAYLOR late President OF The United States BY
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~ meeting OF the Recipients Of Land from 0erfil
Smith viii be hello this Monday evening, July 10, a.
O'Clock N corner OF Seventh ard Nineeeninst Tor
DE purpose OF an organization Of those willing 10 settle
wis n NJ. BROWN, President
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EXCURSIONS.

sN-AE[n NETWORK AND GREEN.
&SESIsS - WOOD LINE OF STAGES Persons
$1,000 wishing 70 VISIT Greenwood Cemsiery
BY slnR any Of he SOuIh Ferry Stages In NewYOrk and
crossing ne hsnicnsyenue Ferry foot OF WhitehslSL
vii hrt stages always ready convey hen to Green
wood By The shonest and most pleasant ROUTE Fare Ouy
Sos. lie25 lmif'I CARLOS GAME 4 co.
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~ Alta Regular 4usetiHg New Ork DIyis-
Ion No. T. Sons OF Temperance bed on frasy evening,
be ian inst the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously passed -, 10
Wkeyeas In the irscguabe dispensaons OF sn al wiSe
Providence Ion 10 called suddenly 70 mourn me
5eath OF its Chief Magistrate. =.
1sl Resotsed That tie members ofNew ors DyiSoa NO
Sons of Temperance shsnng IN the grief which this SAD
calamity calls forth tske occasion 70 record hen prOOun1
serse OF the national and 10 mnge their sym
nay in tie OF common country Tor me loss OF
President ZACHARY TAYLOR, 10 whose character were
combined virtues Of the gus patriot brave soldier aud
M Resoipea That 10 'sint token Of our sorrow at this IN
looked for calamity he chairs Of the officers OF the Division
be clothed ~ cWblsug N mourning Tor thirty days, ana ma
he Division hold ifci IN readiness 70 unite IN an PUBIC
demonstration oTefy ec. llCh the event may Cal form
Sd Rfsortd Thai q coy % his preamble and resolu-
lions be entered minutes aud published IN hee
newspapert Of the CITY under he Egnaure Of the worthy
Patriarch and Recordsg Scribe Of he Division and that the
q REUBEN BURRELL, w. P.
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DARNU,I,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- BGTnum, Manager and Proprietor John Green
wood, Junior, Assistant Hsnsger-Riith week OF re-
opening Splendid Exhibitions and Performances every
afternoon Al 81 O'Clock, ard evening 81 r. Com
mencing Monday, July IS. Ths and superior ORA
ki1d Ia .his ely, performing night ser night 10 crowded
houses the Domestic Drama OF tie DRq NkARDi In he
Die lest afye Of excellence. Mr c. W. CLARKE 40 I'd
ward Middleton, Mim AlexnA Fisher az Mary, Mr. HAds.
way BIZ 1Wion, Mr Henkrs a. CRIBS, Mas Sanhope
Miss Spindle. The afternoon performances consists OF
SONGS OAnces an entertainment by those lnntabe meo.
disis The LsLcathlre BelRingers, Amusing Farces 6c
On Monday sid Tuesday afternoons, SOMEBODY
curostes are The Mammoth Ledy the HoOser Infant,
WEIGHING Sc poundf Queen Adeisdes Carriage Tiiania
10 years ~ cents.
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SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.

THE Laws OF the State Of New-York, passed At the
Session OF The LegGiatuTe for sale by The suos ri
bers their Blank aud Stationery Store l5a Nassau
g. opposite The City Hall
BILL 4 GOULD, Stationery Dealers
iyll and Law Bank Pubiishera-
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IN PRESS,

IOHN BARTLETT CAMBRIDGE has IN press and
y will shortly publish, "GhoIs and Ghosseers, or ihs
Hiehsde ofHstuTe7 by Mrs. Grove suthofess Of susan
HOpley, &c. &c win Notes and Appendix. JylZ bus
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS,
RTRAISSS CELEBRATED BAND.


Comparing 10 Performers
LIVERY MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, from
IA SPIN to 2 n. ferrage reduced 10 four cents.
NB.-ln the weather Il unisyorsble the Concert
viii come on the hrIl fair day. jy9 lluGF
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE
ARTS-New Paintings recently arrived from Europe,
smong which Germsnar By ROehler work Of Art Of
he highest The exhibition OF Paintings by Arts.s
& the above School, has received msny additions, and
mana open al the two over the Hall Of the Church
OF Divine Unity IN Broadway between Spring and Prince
ga. from n o'clock, AM tn 10 O'crck Pm.
Admission, Is cents Season Tickets, 80 cents Cats-
logues l2i cent?. lel9 n
CYmNAsIUA.-MrC CHARLES OTTlGNON would
Nsmcst respectfully Inform the public that he has become
sole proprietor Of the celebrated and extensive Gymnasium
originated b. The ale p Mourquin al 538 Broadway near
Nbos and IL order TO carry out the plans OF This superb
establishment has engaged a celebrated Gymnasuc from
Germany whose practical knowledge Of the art has
been equAed 10 America by any professor. Those pupils
OF the late professor whose term OF subscription had not
expired, and who DESTROYS Of continuing will, by call
Ing and joining during July be treated with on the most
liberal terms. Further particulars al the Gymnasium.
iylo lw'
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BOOK TRADE.
rdrss sEwELL,s NEW WORK.


II APPLETON CO. pabi la on T1e.d.y, IT." titfs
D.Earrs Daughter" rse BY The s1hor Of Amy h7 y
benp 0ertfuee etc eded ~ rev n,s IN. IN .7"'N ~
10 bis new work Of Miss sewe these the same deep a-
erst he same nigh moral tendency the zane graphi: de-
pesuon Of The scenes Of NE hA have distinguished her for
er works. and Ia more OF Der cnarmng narraaons nAs
sss ss1Ts ss.rnv. power and religious thoughts and
sentiments 20 happily blended WIZ me aAny in'e'e'uiss
Of hie. ..,,,...
Any Herbert, Tss. One vol. L mo- paper, % Cts
Gertrude, Tale one VOL I2no paper, so eis-clOsh,
sTgue, Percsval Tale Two vols l2nOi Papsr, 81;
Lsrsion PsrIonags Tale Three vols limo; paper,
W1ier Lofimer; vol i2mo-eloih. IS cis
ID A. L Co. have Just Published
The Vale o. CecsTs or The Martyr By Grace AgllH -
HelOse, or The Unievessd Secret, Tale; by Tslvi.-
Norman Leslie, Tale by c. O. H. Cloth, IS cts
WomSn's Frend,hip. Story OF Domestic L,ss: by
Grace Aguilsr. Cloth IS et'-PsPer 50 cts jyl5 2hs
THE soALPEL, NO. g,
TOR AUGUST 1850 will be Issued on Monday by BER-
II FORD, 2 AstOr House. II contains
Hereditary Descent Of Dsesse Consequences Of Inter
marriages OF Blood Restyss Eileen Hundred ldois In
LIE Sketches OF Ees.York Physicians Medical Phoso.
pliers, Lilersieufs and Rasesf-S pages
A Dish for the Code, seasoned win Philofophy and
gsrnished by the GouL Notes and Tile oy ne Edoro
Treatment OF Cholera by ouinine, By Thos Close MD.
20 pages
Heroic Medical Education; Heroic Medical Practice, by
w. Richmond, NJ. D = pages.
Hysiera Continues Tia Extraordinary Power to Initiate
other Diseases-f pages
Heroic Surgery, EXurpstlon Of Malignant TlmOf rom
the Arm; Desih The Nexi Day. pages.
Dr. Bells Lectures on Cholera 90 csses Cured by
Quinne Ia India pages.
A Sop for Cerbeus; Quaek Stew
Rloral Alteration, a POEM b, JAMES Narick Stout
ANECDOTES
The Rochester Knockers Poem Domestic hAnufse-
lures Medical Education 10 the old Reservoir, on new
plan; Federal VAndeTburgs Letter 10 Dr. Mott sweet ~
lie drsueh for the Ladies' Sauce for the Goose Sauce for
tie Gsnder Souvenir for the Editor; New Eye lnhrmay
by the Chief Of the Sma improvement On ne Aconiune
Trick The New Ar pOintmeni SsngradO and the Bruno
nisn System; Boob Notices Tall Whingi Toiher Dro-
MIC 70 the Living Movement = Being the Cal; Notice
ersture-l0 pages
All orders out Of he city b. addressed, postpaid,
% box III New York Posi- Office and contain . cent? or
81 FOR numbers. BI5
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REMOVALS.

REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED THE1
LoOKING-GLASs AND PIOTURE-FRAN1E
NANURACTORY AND WARE-ROCaR
Nos $40 AND $40 BROADWAY,
VUHERL WITH INCREASED isciiHea icr erony
w and superior execution Of every branch Of he bust
asss under heir immediate supervision, and greatly
enlarged stock OF frat quality looking glass PLATO rraE1
Gently framed In The Renaissance Louis XIV. and Other
syes together with varied assortment o. tizes AID
sces a. be obtained In any establishment IN Tbs United
klses they are confident Of De liberal suppor Of IbeI
trends and The public In general
WALLER L KEEPS, IS Spruoe-n
W. K. have sde arrang emenls Tor aconunuO1fsopPy
ofEncient and modern paintings, OF which srgs eoAsc
son always be and very macy VII be found ~or
Toy OfparticusT attention. is9 lmii
REMOVAL
JAMES, BEEBE b 90.
k1ANE KEAOVED 70 3l4 Broadway and eoTnel o.
tIReade and Center SIS where BE- found al kinds Of
Harm-wster and vsrm-sif beating ard ventsrng appsrE
for private dwelngp churches, seuinaref hospliaf
lals pris0ns Horticultural buildings, ke- &c
Also, BEBEEb celebrated cooking ranges cookaS
iienFs isppsnned brass and flyerp set regfte-s-s
article f1pscr 10 anything Of ne kpd 10 TIE msrSeL
uiye Smi
nFFICB or TIKI DIAPHKAGn FiLTEH
Oremoved N 2S7 Brosdvty.
nye tia WALfEh IA. GIBSON
~ For other RezOsal AdsetissHenfs zee IIId Page
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PROFESSION Won HEERIHSErgs
III u SICAL CONSERU ropw

- no - Ihifdsvonue
a FREE SCHOOL for Instructor IN Piano c,-,...
~ Harp, Violin and Nocsi Muse IpsSaeslop go 4.
e Old or pew system o. ncSron, boh Al he plesSar.
u pupil Terms In classes per month ouly for g,s
II irstrue1f privtls Lessons IS per cusrey 81 "a =
soos si its ccnservs'oyi DC. 10 to rss quarter a r
tenctA mvft ia-F
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CURIoslTlEs OF sCIENCE-No. II.

nNE POUND OF RAGS will yield more Than one
Opound Of SugsI-Curosily No is I've vetree's wash
ing plan Invented by Liebig exposed - he public In
letter post paid to n TWELNETREE, 30 NisIsu-st
Newly ork. familys WISH may DO done By one person
be fore breakfast OF oily few cents aud wlih0utA
help or machine, turpenlae, ammonia sny acid. ."
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

fVHE LOGIC AND UTILITY or MATHEMATlCs
with the methods OF Instruction, psined and Illus
trnted, by Charles Davies, LII D. bulnOr Of complete
courte OF Mathematics Price 81 p.
A. S. BARNES 1 co, Publishers,
81 JOhn-sL NeW.YOrk.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED.
DEPLY TO REMARKS OF REV. NOSES STUART
llOn Hon John Jay and examination Of his ScupturA
Exegeses contained in his recent pamphlet entitled Con
science and The Constitution by William Jay An octave
rauphiet in neat cover. Price cents. For sale BY
BEDFORD 4 CO. 2ASior House Or
jyl2 3us WIN. HARMED, 81 John.sI.
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~ ANEw-YORK AND FLUsHINa.-

EN%l<E-fNFsre i2i cens-The new AMI c0mmot0ua
steamer ISLAND CITY leaves Pecksip,
New. York daily (sxcept sundays n A. and Pm.
Returning, leaves Fl1ihirs a. "a AN. and Pm
Persors cesirous Of making an excursion about New
yarf esnrot 90 better than embrace this opportunity TIE
exersive nurseries and gardens now n their peec
90 Of towers. snd the genlenenly pf0pneiors Always
iarry 70 receive visitors.
saees for Great and Little Neck Rosyn and Hsnhasse
n i connection with this boat reduced fares y0 lw1ss
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the Military Academy Of LIE Unised States Vol lat on
Mechanics VIII be ready In August jyl3 5isOkltW