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- co,umbia College.-The concluding tss .t ih
w W cisss,s IN tins College VIII COMMENCE Win the
hon Of w v0NDkY July T. at TEN O'clock, IN the
Sho The Reeens If the Univ. rsty the Alumni OF the
Sl.ss parents and guardians Of Students ana an pGTsti
tess rss m Collegiate studies, arc respectfully invited
AIM TIE Examinations Will continue dulY lSInCafs
m,,sss,sSl unity the 2h July The AnnG3l Someno'
ssr vii take place on WEpNESDea g., ~ College
"a A, ,o,ha5fhk JyjthATh.
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RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IL DSON XIV Elk RAlLHOAD.-
Il FOURTH Of JULY.-All the regular .E4.as v Al
usual this day IN addition % which extra tram =
Peeksk VIII leave tie Hudson s. o.ce ., o \ NJ. AID
returning XII leave Peesskl!l az p NJ
TIE =. NJ. for PeckskIu Will rnn tnrOIsl 20
Ponchkeepsie and VIII be the last tram gong nOrtl.
Tickets may be procured az me NcwY0fk oices % 50
to- and return from, am Of IT, cations.
Passengers will procure tickets before entering the cas-
IVA ~ DIV ER ii LEE, SUPERINTENDENT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-. celebration of the 20cth Anniversa ls. % ,a
ssiiTEMENT u NORw4k xHr,y3,k CoeDeetcui H.
enmemoIausosh burning Of the town July, 7Le VIII py
ISL ana request be delivered III t,s,
sS 81 Rs sT ,f S isrH N
ceoFIS; ~ n al 10 ociock, A 81 The descendants
ne ~ original settlers whatever be ihsr ap S Of the
resdtncc se ns and The public at large are invited to
ps ..J M behafofihe COMMITTEE ;r. ~.
~ xs-.ak July 1851.
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Severa
BOARD WANTED-By gentleman 80

years old of good address. family where there
no other boarder Location must be pleasant aud family
agreeable Breakfast and tea. with unfinished, re-
qmred Boodng house keepers need rot answer Adress
K l. NJ Tribune Office. N3 81
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EOURTH of JULY EXCURSION

Ii 'VI II L II Ut j Z u II-NNLt It-fO-N
Il The splendid steamer COMMODORE, 1000 tuns bur
den W ii Frazee Commander, will make an Excursion
down the bay the Fourth Of july leaving Hammonds
NoIA River al 2! o'clock p NJ Fare for the Excursion
81 cts Passengers VII have an opportunity OF enyingthe
sea breeze and viewing the ft aons IN the harooI BED
lows island Elliss Island Fort i.aAton Staten lSIanG
&C Returning to the city between ana , ocIoVA'f u
Tvs 2
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FIRST DIVISION OF ". Y. S. MILITIA.
DIVISION ORDERS.
XQpE y.re ff. III

FIRST DIVISION OF v. Y. s. MILITIA.
- .'' NsW-YqRE, 5aas e, Ia,lf
THIS DIVISION WI parade On he 3FJ SH
yERsARY Of the INDEPENDENCE Of the UNITED
The DIVISION Line viii be formed on the north side Of
Fourteenthsl with the nigh; Nm,havenne, at o'clock
The DIVISION will couniermarch IN Fourteenth-st and
thence ~ march down Broadway 20 Ganai,st ,hroush
Cana-st 10 West Broadway, down West Brosd"ay a., 10
Ea,t gale oflh0 Park
he MAYOR and CoRPoRATioN IN front OF the Ciy
Hall, at 10 o'clock AN; ,. III
state Arsenal AZ Yorkye IN consequence Of the leasing q
the City Arsenal Gen MORRIS Will dlrec, the Regl9en
81 Parade s dismoaned and Gen sPICER WI direct Col RY
Ess hGfsc Ads ila%g detail Troop of horse
escort duty to report ;othe MAJOR General az his quarters az
" o'clock on the morning Of the 4th.
Communicates Of the Bngades AS they arrive upon the
parade ground Will detach their sentne 70 keep Clear INC
entire sace between the cur-ones Of Fourteenth ST. IN
front Of Their RESPECTIVE Brgades from Broadway to The
Ninth which Is hereby designated as the parade
The DIVISION STAFF VIII assemble a. the Major Generals
quarters at q O'Clock precisely . 49,, 49,,
The National Salute VIII be fired by the Veteran Art
lery Capt, kAYNER, VINO will make rceuiston tof au-
milton upon the ComlnissaTy Gene ,a " s,vnpopD
MAJOR General Commanding
r. C. wETNoRE Division Inspector. -,....
II Is reqre ted by the Committee that the persons ht'ns
charge of the various Church bells viii cause them to be
rone from o'clock NJ, from " TO !, and from to
There , viii be display of FIREWORKS N the evening,
commencing at 9. O'clock front Of the Cty Hail. uhuef we
direction Of Mr. j. w Hadfed at IOmpklns- square %
the Messrs Edge at Madison square by Mr. WIN stanton,
at Lamartne- square, by Mr. Hadfed, and at Harlem, o.
Mr. Moran. Reservoir square. 49,
There viii he BAND ofMUSIC at the different places
IF Exhibition That al the City Hail. by SHtLl ON y
BAND; Tompkns- square by WIlTWORIH Madison
square by DODWORTH'S BAND Lamartlne. square by
the BAND from the Institution for the Bind Harlem by
ADKINS BAND
GEO. " FRANKLIN.
SAMUEL DELAMATER, COMMITTEE
JOSEPH BRIrTON. otthe
JACOB r. OAKLEY, Board oil Aldermen
PATRICK KELLY,
MOSES f. EDWARDS,
DAVID MILLER, COMMITTEE
JAMES WEBB. OF the Board OF
WESLEY SMITH, ASSIST Aldermen
ABRAHAM MOORE,
NOTICE.-To Drivers of Stages, Hacks,
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1851.

hoy. Wanted, smart, active BOY ~
, Learn the DRY Goods Jobhing Business One ig
ing VITA parents the lower part 81 tae c'ty pc
fsTred Addr.ee Bo, l. 7O7 Post Office. - 81
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N, ss.',s satisfaction To be had VI the inventor,
es'SliAM bOGLE, III Washnston.s, Boston. A b -
ssss 100 ruliOn-si; Rushon. Clarke Co, gis Broad
". Cary Co. and Bridge \ DAY. Pearl-st ,
~ masg'sis ;atoughoa iAe country want
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NO UNHAPPY WIVES and HUS-

Il BANDS-The undersigned. having had great expert
ence and divorce hereby tenders hs ser
vices to such persons desire be reeased from the bonds
Of natrnony and become again eligible for marriage
Confidential communications will receive immediate 1tten-
ton. Apply 70 MARTIN VAN HOVENBERGH, COun-
seor Law 33 BrOOmes second door from the Bowery
Bank jcZ3 Wv
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NJ Grafton Water.-Noiice - hereby gwen that the
Annual CROTON WATER RENTS became due aud
ar, Dayabe al the Office Of the CrO;0n Aqueduct De-
.apsnt on the First day Of May last Payment Of the
ss, 2v X. c. HANCE. Register
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BOARDING..

COZZEN'S WEST POINT HOTEL.
~ Persons DESTROYS of visiting West Point, are IN
formed that Steamboats, and R Trans leave every day,
Sundays escepted) a follows Steamers New World,
(Chambers-st y or Reindeer, (Murrayst.) at NJ San
ia Claus barclay ST. 4oclock, M, Columbia or Hud
son. Harrison. 81 y o'clock. PM Hudson River Rail
road Trans. 4 M, s AN, u! p NJ, q VI and PM
Visitors for Cozzen Hotel should stop at Garre'sons Sta
lcZ3 31uIhASfl WI. u. COLZLNS.
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VHE MODEL APIARY-A new and

Il wonderful Exhibition ON NJ 'ntague-pace. rear ~
Montague Hall. BroOkyn-By means OF an ingenious m
y,ntion SO warnis or more than 50O00O0 of Bees are
seen working together filing glass boxes Jars ana tumpers
with honey Microscopes arranged. masnfFfng ne
bees MANY times the SIZE Of life Glass cases protect the
yser while watching their IRONS operations Lovers Oh
the curious IN nature and this great natural curl
osity Parents bring your children and lot the busy bee
teach them lesson of industry AL who seek RATIONAL en-
tertainments be both insr c,ed and amused. Admit
lance children, l2 cents Season tickets, 81 cts
Liberal arrangements with schools Open from 10 Nj 20
6PM. n B-Terrtonal rights for "Gllmores Patent
Aplary" may he obtained NJ the Office Jy4 6'uas
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EXCURSIONS to WASHINGTON
ILHIGHTS and HIGH BRIDGE.-The new and beau
tfu steamer JENNY LIND Will run regularly as above
SUNDAYS excepted leaving the foot of Chambersst At g.
H. and AZ O'clock and Washington Hghts at u. IL. s.
and O'Clock landing at Hammond and Spring and al
Maphattanye and Strikers Bav to which the fare only
G. cents and to Washington Nights 10 cents. Stages IN
readiness To carry passengers to High Bridge
An Evening Excursion the Fourth, leaving Chambers
Il 81 and refurnne AZ NJ Ws Nv
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-.rr.,srnacle.-Rey Mr.. THOMPSON the pastor.
~ d.hSsr a Lecture on SABBATH EVENING, July g.,
~ ne 'condtlon Wants and Prospects Of the West COM
mfnclng before 8P.M
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" tice.-PassengerS per Steamship ARCTIC, for
Liverpool requested 10 be board, at the foot o Ca
uAt on SATURDAY, JGlS S. a, II o'clock, A. NJ, and
st al luggage not wanted the passage on board Fr-
day. july 4, marked below, with the number OF their
krtA y3
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- East Broadway Henry-st, IA small private TAM
L. Those who have any hoardes respectfully request
ed moi 10 answer this a. II VIII ony the advertiser M
necessary trouble For front back paror, and eA-
reent accommodations otherwise, liberal price Will re
,,oid Address - L . Tribune Office Jv3 lt@
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1870 Fourth OF july. 1901.
RAND EXCURSION to NEW
~ BVRGH. landing each way al Rockand Lake; Cald,
wells and West Point, (Cozzen's Dock Fare FIFTY
CENTS each way, or SENENTY-FIVE CENTS for the
entire Excursion The commolouS and fast sailing steam
or SOUTH AMERICA VIII leave as follows From pc
foot of Boome street T. X, at q NJ; Pier No n X,
u Chambers street, IL Hammond street u; and lhr-
teenth-street at o'clock arriving at Newburgh al about
II O'Clock Returning VIII leave Newhurgh ~ r NJ,
making the above landings, and reaching New York at an
early hour giving passengers opportunity 10 witness the
various grand displays Of Fireworks. Tickets are now
ready and for sale at NM HALL SONS Music Store,
2Se Broadway and RAYNOR'S Book Store, &c Bowery,
yl a.
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OF JULY.
CIVIC CELEBRATIONS.

LNOURTIl OF JULY, IS5l.-PRO-
i GRAMME q :he CELEBRATION Of The FOURTH
OF July
The SPECIAL COMMITTEE fine Common Council announce
the following ARRANGEMENTS for celebrating the approach
ing National Anniversary
The MILITARY las viii be seen by the orders Of cen
SLNDFORD will form on Fourteen,h-st az O'Clock A.
NJ and viii be reviewed by the MAYORn front of the CITY
N
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LNOURTH of JULY-EXCURSION.-
il :, anhN ARI EN- Z AL RQ ID -Qallchtfll EK

= N I.
cursion 20 Lake Mahopac, Carmel Lake. Croton Lake.
The Natural Curiosity Dover Stone Church AZ Dover
Plans Cro,on Falls Bedford, White Plains. Tuckahoe,
Williams Bridge Fordham. Morrisania Village. Mott Ha-
and Harlem TRAINS leave every half hour from 10
O'Clock A VI
and Mott Haven at T. 81, 10. l0 II, VI. NJ Zl, - 2
q, 3, q. 5. s. G. g. 7, g. 10 and II o'clock z VI
For FoTdhan, at ,, TO- 10! and II AN; B., H. D.
s., g., 10 and II PM
For Williams Bridge at y and 10 AN; g., 4l.5.,6 and
10 o'clock PM. -
For White Plans and intermediate Stations above Ford
ham at 7. and 10 A Nj g.. A. and s. p VI
For CrDm Falls and Intermediate STATIONS above Ford
ham at u A. NJ; 81 and a + NJ
Dover Plains aud intermediate Stations above Fordlam
at II A. NJ. and 81 z NJ
Passengers 10y the y VI viii have ample tim, for
dinner and 10 visit the Lakes from Groom Falls and the
Natural Curiosity Dover Plains, and return 10 the c AZ
o'clock p NJ. Ljy2T'l NJ SLOAT, Supt.
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DROADWAY THEATER---Door

Iboren at Il. curtain att o'clock Prices Of Ad,
Circle and Parque 20 cents Family and
Third Circles IS cents Galley ~ cents Private Boxes,
IS and Sc SATURDAY EVENING. July WILDE pre-
scented Shak Spores admired play IA acts, OF the
MERCHANT OF VENICE
chrl.ck 5000 Mr. W. Waller Portia- MISS AndeTton
To conclude with the las; two acts Of
AZAEI, THE PRODlGAL.
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of the immortal

ii EAD-QU ARIERS OF the Immortal
Il WASH NGTON. Fort Lee -l776 FOURTH OF
July l85I-GRAND EXCURSIONS for the PEOPLE
FORT LEE, TlLLIETUDLUM and BULLS tEkhi
Fare l2l cents On Friday, July L. the steamboats,
NIMROD, Capt. Small, FRANK. Capt Haws, UTICA
Capt Rove. IL,
Viii make Excursions 20 the named places as follows
NIMROD from Springs at and 10 AM and |, andb
NJ from Fort Lee a, and II A; NJ and 2 ) and N
FRANK from Springs al and IL A. Nj and 3, and
p NJ from Fort Lee at 10 A NJ and /, 4, 6 and pm
UTICA. from Sprlng-st al II AN. and +. M ; from
@Tomcbmg NJ Hammond.st each wav iy3 2t'
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SUMNER EXCURSIONS Sunday or
0cihsr Schools Temperance Musical OF other Societies
desiring 20 take the Bay Rivers OF the Sound
charter for that purpose by the day, at moderate
price, a STEAMBOAT Of sufficient ana splendid
BAkC,E Of the largest class on applicable to
CHAS. II BAKER. p Souih-st,
ieSecs cor Coen.s-shp
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SrW-YORK TRIBUNE.
nayLY TRIBUNE

NAV
~u.voRx DAILY TRIBUNE .,
.,rs EVERY MORNING, , 90 syrucE AND Mas
rs rsscs. 80 OPPOSITE THE CRY n n.. ,,..
SAY 90, Subscribers tor ny Ssa.. =. The p.sf
- ktvs~dto ~ thsy can pay IA aa.,A s,nei, ctp,es
= vkss :hy ear al the some i IT, Ger ,nnurn in
~ ~ scn'h,x - SITS riheTs Eve a',.s For three
I've Csao - r,;,iohs taken ol 80 ,.o.Ir.d all er-
s"sSs 81 %. IhI.s .Easuar-n DAILY Fai"ns :, Ths
100 va &c MI, y. are higher tLaG 'Lo~e - "
DOS cs s' ~ allowed ans oliit f'i''
wvoRK WEEKLY IRi Io,,S1Sy
fHE zee PAPER FoR Ihn ~ o,,re Il
4 vEhi s.r,sp,Y MORNING, .. y ~~ y, t,ysrty
r,,hlssso ever - Ell cc,9ss for sV' y, .sspc,
vsr ara IN y NV &, sl0 ead the payer IN u"
sspss 70 one sa , ~. isr Which I IS ps Inn. ..eh
eIssd = ;vna ' t vii be charged y cen" w
hserpcn. TRIBUNE
Ihh " r-r.,,y and FRIDAY nlI To .ey,r-
b,sbhshtd e's1L accrrs for IS Ter III ~
4, per an' sasnts ta. 'or s-ch ifse'H'A
,vr xrw.YoRK TRIBUNE
-, yrRo,E.S OSCILLATION e,1,
FOR a ss1h Mail steamer ioI " l, ',
,psshsd Oh "a. :. COM or 81 eef .sL 70 an
upsa Prrce tt .sns e, VfontiLsst postage i.'
~ur xEw.YORK TRIBUNE
1hE @..seoy AND TEE sANDwi. ISLANDS
.. ..h,,,hed on the dspaita, ', -
Chasres Pre- esMnrrTEY McEIhATH plsishes.
---uzuur->ezsUzzuGr1uur7Ss
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- r;.. pepartmeut.-The Treasurer Of The Fire
w III III ,b,nt1nliy Acknowledges the receipt of One
ptp,S noilsTs by the hands Of Alfred Carson Chief
rs,a,sr being JONATHAN fromD MOREHEAD LSl
I'd, ssd Orphan Fund Of the observation-disclosures
4, vr w ,aIv 1871 JOHN s. GILES. Treasurer Jyi II
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~ Grand Sunday Excursion TO NEW Ro-

~ Grand Sunday Excursion 20 NEW RO-
CiEILE and GLEN COVE-SUNDAY, July, 6-Fare
twenty-five CENTS each way The fayorlte steam
o. ISLANDER VIII make pleasant Excursion % the
above places, eayne>se foot of Hammond street. " X,
AZ oclcck A NJ; Spring street 81 Ca,hannestreet. r.
Vi Grand 81 Tenth ~ land new pier Twenty sl1th-si
ef Returning, will leave Glen Cove al 8 Z; Nj. and
Kx Rochelle al a. All who IN favor Of heathiul re-
creation will find tins Excursion gratifying one. good
ep,,unay offered to those fond Of Fishing Sea Bathing
Dinner furnished at first class Hotels at New Rochelle
NB-AgoOd supply of Refreshments on board. "a u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La

ENIREWORKS.- YORK La
IL BORATORY. 1876 Fron-st., tive doors south of Full
ton-st complete assortment OF Fireworks now Of
fered for sale consisting Of the following:
Rockets from 20 10. Roman Candles IRON 10 ~
lbs Trianses of an sizes; Scroll Wheels do Vertical
do do Mines Of Serpents Bengoia Lights, OF all sizes
Exhibition pieces. do FLYING Pigeons, do Tor6lons DO;
Maroons do: Flower Pots Port FIRES Pin Wheels Ser
penis Grasshoppers Blue Lights Torpedoes Pulling
Crackers Double Headers Canton Rockets Fire Crack
ers Nos and JOstlc &c. &c. Country merchants and
dealers IN general requested 70 call and examine the
PLAYS military and private parties can be supplied the
most liberal terms with the above mentioned articles war
ranted the materials having been selected with the utmost
Deli3wfl NJ BENNElI
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VTT0N MACHINERY at AUG

~. wyyNN.-Ihe subscribers wn sell 4 public yendae
llDlanus - NE Springfield Manufacturing Company IN
&s,SssSs hAMPDkN co. LASS. about miles froal
Goa ~ "a ihl RSDAl tae len ~ JAY neNt all ths
sesy whtF Machinery now the Nils Of SAID COM
s<t ana suoa OF Tins machinery Is ri modern improve
lax 40 Frllen y Il y old l. embraces al the various
'esas cud,,icn >''''h hhis' ana VIC most VI Is IN
tnsir p as ese and place VII he sold valuable Nv
sst sise and TOols such a. esrta ~ mis- of his des
l<Assr ~, safe val he hy catalogue anil N lots %
1R<z.m 81 me sale VII Conmence Il 10 o'clock an the
hunt e easlFe 10, i. b, s0ld without IeSe alton
rh.As,r iea,;ng VI rtfUInSAng Their mills vii find
u 70 eAan.ine tbs sto,k Catalogues ii
S<n ssS o sold may b found a; hi rss VI the sub
" (sy,s- -. a. NE dice u Beach Pond Spriagfeid
psSs Snselet Fails c Clark Ludlow Isaac
Ns srpss,,slti and Wood. Merritt X Co New YORK -
as1rsns, ue 500 VII re eNf atcd 10 persons des,ro,s
~ ms "a APPLICATION 10 JOS { CLARK. Iatlov.
klBBE \ CO. Aucf'rS
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STEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS.

FOURTH of JULY.-To HARLEM
- and kANDAiLS ISLAND-Grand Celebration at
Randalls Island Inc fayontc steamer ISLANDER VIII
make three tr1ps 10 HARLEM and RANDALLS
ISLAND Fare i2s cents each way. Lveviny Prsnd-st.
T. r. ~ and O'Clock feminist. 81. u. and 8. O'CLOCK
New Pier, Twenty siNth-s +. X, 81 l2s aad 81 O'Clock
Returning VIII leave Randas island and Harlem H. J..
and O'Clock Stages Will convey passengers 10 Hugh
Bridge on the arrival Of the boat Those who have not
visited the Institutions Randalfs Island under the Ten
themselves of thus uppOt unity It.
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q Mechanics Institute Rooms, I Bowery.-

SPECIAL meeting VIII be held on SATURDAY, 1th inst.
nor 'ogP Nj for the Election of Officers and Standing
Quantities olthe Institute for the ensuing year.
BY order of the President
s,A' THIS. {. DODD. Actuary
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FIREWORKS FOR SALE.

EIREWORK PREMIUM FIRE
Il WORKS Edges Brilliant Colored ENhlbtlonal
FIREW ORKS.-The works from this Laboratory have
taken the premiums for twelve successive years from
the American Institute Our Exhibonal pieces of
the most beautiful designs and for richness and bancy
cannot be eQualed the country. FOurthof July Com
mttees will consult their interest by sending in their orders
early Orders to the IT, Laboratory Jersey CITY, or
general Depot IS Madenane will be promptly at
tendedto j. G. ISAAC EDGE
PS We have also hand large stock of small
works at manufacturers prices Jell tJyi.
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EVIREWORKS at "a Maiden-lane.-

NIRE WORkS.-A full assortment of
Il the hest FIRE WORKS can be had at the book and
stationery Of WM L JONES, l52 SlNthay between
WORKS of every description Also, the WOODEN Pts
TOL or CRACKER HOLDER, u prevent the hands beng
burnt II being article Of economy well preyenter
of accident le26 SITS.
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~ sou,h Baptist Church, corner Of Hammond and
80 sts~Rsv' CHAS. g. SOMERS, Pastor, Will
In asa an SABBATH MORNING next. July 6. at 10!
r,eh na having partially recovered from his late Illness,
% sIpeccd continue oficia,e regularly thereafter
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" Episrant Intelligence and Labor Eek

ehange, Is and n Canal-st New This Office is
nfdShd BY the Commissioners of Emigration, where can
AN be found large numbers Of aboeTs and servants III
. low rates of wages aud persons have their orders
tisa ~ Whiting TO the Superintendent. and sending the
Unnecessary to pay the passage Of The parties required
hseh:iEe 20 employers. JAMES Y. PAGAN
ny2MwSTu SUPERINTENDENT.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL at PHIL

II NJ I'D - y 10 ITO II ~ tn It
u ADELPHIA -The subscriber res ectfuiy announces
10 his friends and the travelling community that he has
tuned the propretorshlp Of the UNITED STATES no.
TEL Long known connection with the Hotel under the
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe IN promising us OLD
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 70 confirm us PEE
vuus reputation the best kept house IN the country No
has been spared completely rcttng the entire
and he partc ulariy invites attention 70 The
changes introduced for the convenience and comfort oi Ia
dies Firmly Determined give satisfaction he sOnclts
continuance that patronage always freely bestowed On
the cd United States. tmy28 3ml A u. ALLEN.
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members Of the Association are hereby notified that the
drawing for the choice of lots viii take place IN Eagle
hall, corner II Delaney and Christie SIS. on MONDAY
jay Commencing at 8 4 NJ. BY order.
", 81 'CORNS. A COOPER. RS
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NNCURSl0NS.- 18th and 5th of July
L 4 Excursions 70 The Fishing Banks and around the
Igh. ship. The steamer BUFFALO, Capt Smith VIII
leave HammOnd-st at II o'clock, Canal-st H. GrandSt
T. X ST. Catharine s.! per Nc. y. K. A NJ; returning
hy PM TINS VIII be delghtiu Excursion Attending
spleIeid view OF the Highlands the NNerslnk and the
Broad Atlantic. Fare % cents each way. w Sis
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EvOURTH of JULY EXCURSION

Il to New Haven and back Fare so cents each way
Peck Ship wharf at 81 o'clock A. NJ and arrive IN New
Haven al about 49, o'clock giving passengers three hours
for visiting the handsomes city III America ana leave tor
Meals served on board Carriages VIII be IN waiting AT the
wharf for he conveyance of passengers, II desired
The Aida for comfort and speed. cannot be excelled,
and passengers will probably find this trip much
dusye health than other proposed for the day nav
ing the advantage of cool and inyigOrang breeze It.
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tx'Ol IL IL VT y I L. - lACulSlVl L llp>
Il viii be run the Central Railroad Of NewJersey IN
connection with the steamboat RED JACkEF-leayng
New York Pier Ne ! North River, by steamer RED
JACkET at 9AM and al l, and 10 o'clock PM Tor
Elzabethtown WeStfeld. PaInhed. Bound Brook, som
ervlc ard Whi,ehousc Returnng leave WhltehouSe NJ
s iem. A Vi and ! som and q, o'clock NJ and leave
klzabe,h'own al 10. A NJ and At 81 and 81 O'Clock
PM lc30 ~
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ENJOY YOURSELF.-On such a day

this It patriotism itself endeavor be happy.
Go 10 Barnum's Museum. for instance look At the
nowned Jaye and the wonderful Herr Cline watch the
astonishing Larue gaze from the cool and roomy bal
the public professions and fireworks, or laugh
over rces and comedies that almost every hour DIVER
SHY the saloon performances This sensible Of
loving Yourself iyi lie