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Jenny Lad.

SrefNUFtrf o. july lssi
Jenny Lind ssn- 60 y Gro wdud audience At the rrA
Coz eieeailprsl Church ia this town lat evening No
th ctI't exceed tbs enthusiasm with Witch she vas
received She taDg most Of her favoritc pieces know
hat my E,dsu lKcth" "Casta Diva" Coming
hiturh he Rye" sweet ncme The Echo Song" aud
tbo BIRD song The stage fairy covered With
wrtaths and bouquets There large good n8turcd
,rvd srtrnd the church, VINO cheer,d Der sotss ~
warmly those inside She y residing IN ths ec.
can't private mansion of Jeremy Warmer u the Union
Hcuse. 10 Howard street, whsr she will rem in during
III week sh. vill sing In Northampton Thursday
right, aid i'm Hartford ntktwtyk.
Urea, July 2. lS61
Jenny Lird will give her frst and only ia tina
city Wtdn saay evening neat Jolly Q Ia the acecker
svtet hsPiht Church. Ticket are selling Of from ~
90 "a !.
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WIyk's THRoar CTR IN llRH TiusPAsp.-
We are, to-lll called on 90 record another NOS
II aIigi attcupi at murder o. q wife 10y her bus
band, which took place yesterday morning, aboot
six O'Clock, on Barr street, between Moand aud
Gutter. The PARTIES, named John K. Mott and
Eliza HE wife, l. sppeais have been on unfavore-
bio terms fer overa days IN regard % some family
matLcrf. Day before yesterday Mott took his peu-
kulfs--n'Ore on the dirk ordcr-snd made It M
thaip raEor. AZ bres kfast, yesterday morning,
be took tie Knife, ca1gnt ms vito By the hair Of
the head mud cut her throat the lefi side, NAL
i1r gash nearly four inch3s long. MIR.
tainted ;Tlm loss # blood, pain aud fright; hr
..s;si raised the alarm, and enieny rjto stay NJ
The Iose raj 90 the neighbor', who ran IN aud
caught ko.d Uf Mr. III as no was ia the act Of eu.
tit BIS own tbrvn.. The sister Of Mrs NJ. throu. b
ftis he, vas thrown into Cts lying on the hoor i 10
sccno wa awful. The wife, reclining on focti1g
chair with Der throat cut. ana sho covered with
blooa-her sister IN commissions. PROSTATE on tae
foor, also covered partly with 5lood--the ouly
child. about two years old, cry Ing rs though Il
cogpiaaut % what hal just tfanspired aud tearing
tho awful result that might accrue. which would
llso make tia victim o. leave It helpless orphan
the dCb2sei husband, with knife drawn, res 81 ~
snoi bcr purge ut tho wife " his BOSOM. AMI Ties
prbavs has helpless infant. Ills honor. the tpsylf
Who lrcsent alter tho occurrence. rcpicslab
The sceno as being awful IN the extreme. Mott
YVES arrested and placed in jail, for hearing next
Monday physician was called in, who dressed
the wounds OF Mrs NJ, and says she Gag possibly
recover, 80 the Gu; Is not considered Mortal one
Nett has cptftss that be intended 10 hill his
wife, from the fact of having nsco trsubic with
Der The lnst few days Ctncsanua CorsnNyt1G,
Jtge "a
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SHIP DESTROYED BY LIGHrSING-a FREE NEGRO
SEIZED IN VIRGINIA.

Bosros, July e. 1851.
The ship Frank Johnson Captain Brown, from Havana,
June q, bound to St Petersburg pu. In here to-day
Captain Brown reports that the 2Sth ultimo in lati
tude So 42, longitude TO- a0 he fell in with the ship
saie Fearn OF Bath Captain Charles owen twelve days
from New Orleans for Liverpool which had been struck
by lightning and ret on FIRE She burned the waters
edge before Captain Brown left her lie took from her
Sl25 Coo in specie her officers crew and Eve
numbering, in all twenty persons. The Frank
J, huson put in here short Of water and provisions
Captain Elisha Card. Of the British brig Commerce
writes from Portsmouth, Va. TO New Bedford, that
coored man. named johnson, ON board ts vessel, had
been seized slave, and being without free papers
consigned to bondage Proof that lie IL free
1t l. said is abundant The affair creates consider able
excitement In New Bedford whore johnson has lived
1, time.
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Snort LpseiitSeuc~.

TO iuE huI1CE or Tiik HKgALp.
TVS CHstIfFCr INrfANro Boar Gus ks-
cry1,p.ohr.rving a chsllengc In the Nsr rark Hrsl
~ ~ srday morning from the indsni Boat CtuA
dated ~ ~ fciu n b.. 70 ruw any tue M n In the
stss Ut Now M. for fuul four thousand A.
r. the undersigned vii hcccrt fad chHll ugv. aud
the tmI,t log sad club for any they ray
desir They, tb uB, r-igurd would prefer ia -
rsc, bould iske place. la the New iork Bay la hioh
nj thy ~oud ray tbr expenses II the said clnb
f.~ Nork would consent 10 IN any otser rA q
tie ArIcficau waters
STEPHEN ROBERTS, WILLIAM n DECKER
CIIARLIa THOMAS. FRANCIS u niJ SLOW
For the auEugsment 81 he prvImins,i-s. any In
frmstou application ~ letter, cthrrwie unAy b.
ado ~ VI John Lofts 29S III Mt str,,t
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.


Nrw roRK AND PuTLADEIrgiA-NET YORK
~ ma Pkiadciphia direcL-untsd ,tates Nail line -
through IN w hours. via New Jerscy Railroad. Fare
luccd COR elias AID ~ ~ Cor secoud class Leave
View YORK. ss6A ~ from foot Of C1urtand stteeG srd -
-. w. nni5 H. " from foot ofIiefy street. Leave Poe
adepAia and A. ~ tnG r. ~ ken shc foot o. Wal
lvt street
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE IRON NEW
" iorh 70 Ph1dsl yhialsaye Pier No North River ~
rssmbont JOHN PO1TfF, Merning Line, a. o'clock
onward aeck. "a Elasssrt lino ~ O'Clock y. n;
TO TRAVELLERS COMO souTH.-NEw SUPERIOR
ga 81 uno hotV Baltimore aid F-ed.rfchs-
sIrt Staunton Va. Richnond aud fsersburs Va Lynch
sufg Va hneirh, v, c. aud Charl,sIoa q G. The Duhbt
Hereby int rnsd that Tie lake and rrcni low
Baltimore Cart Alexander hcCamiand httod
uth and 10 hertls, aad In speed
between Baltimore and Acqua Creek, VIA he mouth
Prtomsc and Pinoy Tout In connection with tho Rich
bpnd and Troesrckshurs and Rehmchd and Petersbury
aryads Passhssrs by this lire leaving Commerce street
sharf Baltimore, M o'clock, r. W Tuasdays a1d vi
reach Fredericksburg b. T. a. NJ the nert day, Rich
a0nd hy H. A ". and Petereburg about 2 Y. w., from
sth poin they proceed farther south with By
ho rat mal line Through tickets b. thls superior line
raas Passengers from baltimore 20 rreiercssburs IS
Richmond, 3 81 10 Peters5urr IS ~ 10 Chstiestoue
~ as meaisand state forEard cabia pas
10 40 Co. q Richmond Or Petersburg. 81 81 fnoluding
ne IL ard lodging For further information apply ~ Nh
southern rairosd once sdoiaDs the washington rsiircs
wee ''N'' tfiss. woeTuiYeTos. ia, Agent
asfttu.n~e. March ~, 1Hsi. Cournevcs strnet whe
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members Of the House obtained leave Of absence thi,
mornng-maDy Of the New York delegation for week
or ten days.
The Canal bill taken up In the House this after
noon In committee and after 1t read through tho
committee rose and the bill made the special order
for o-morrow morning. II will probably be reported 10
the House during the day word for word passed the
Senate
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Assembly.
ALs.,r, July2, 1851.

ALsA,r, July 2, 1851.
TLsroRAsr ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. A. A THorrrso, offered q concurrent resolution
that when tho House adjourn to-day be 10 again
on Tuesday next, at 10 o'clock After being amended
by inserting for tho day Of adjournment ana
Monday for meeting again, tho resolution adopted
coI sors AND MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS
Mr.. I. n. BrNrDcT, from the Committee on Colleges
ard Schools to which recommtted the bill making
apr, pratiobs 10 colleges and medical institutions
port.o substitute therefor. Tie bill then being its
third reading
MIR. B,rr,ucrrs moved 60 rec omut with instruotions
torPort several bills embracing the same institutions
and the seine smoont OF appropriations to them were
Nr. h.sHor moved TO lay the whole subject the
talle. Lost, by 80 to So
hr. BisiIor then muvrd an Indefinite yortpouomcnt.
Carried, by t2to ~
SCHOOL LAWS.
Mr. s-osDs ceiled from the table the motion TO
consider the vote of yesterday the b in relation TO
school. In the city Of New York.
The previous question being ordered, the vote
considered,
The vote then taken Tee dual passage, aud tho
hu passed ny Iytop.
u,stRicr scuooI itua,hm..
Dir fERPR mored 70 IA - FROM the table the motion ~
nd.r tho vote tho till w. relation TO district
scbsol Lllrares. Tie motion wap carried, aud the bill
vas then passed BY otto
lie bill to incorporate the New York ouse u Indus
A Gee. took place until o'clock Pm
AFTEESoOS SESSION.
A THtRn rINE.
IN act limiting the rovefS VI sithcr branch Of the
LeS naturc. IA rotation 60 the public priutiug and the
pur iase oi books and the appoint urnt q travelling
Iuittter
Mr. Bisno, moved "a rscom,oit With instructions 70
sIile out the tset ssciion
NJ. Woc.Trp moved h. amoud the motion. by rcco n
utg with Instructions 20 strike out all rslI tny TO
The slIoinimcnt u travelling committees with power TO
ttTort con, plcte immediately
Mr. nt RR9rors opposcd The motion a. srme apPro-
rtitte feiralha
nr Bsi,or then withdrew his melton 90 rec~m1it.
Bit. No0srEE rsne~td the motion o. rrcommit, which
vs- lott Tho bni wsa thCn iost by ~ to 81.
Nj Ptartr Duvcd 60 re 'Bsidor the vote pom tho
yote % indefinitely p0apon,
n Coiirg, Appropriation bii wa carried Tee ques-
ticu va then uIon tie indefinite p1-iis,ncmfut.
hr. Bonn Dycts moved Co lag i GA TIE table CARVED
ssNAf
IT. ECuse then wCnt into Crumlttee ~ the whole,
Mr. po1 % in the chair, GU the Causl hill
fti,t tie clerk hso read short distance, NJ 0rocn
uUycd that ths committee rise aud report groTOss Lot
NJ Brla.- .ttVtd The notion which wa carried (;
ara frtsftss was rpCrt,s.
N tm adj the special orjcr for u mor-O7 I'M
mrdr.ey aftes tn ryutins q tbr journal.
nfr1trs.
Mr. II. HstRu reported fvornby on thH III ul.Aing
appropriation g. tle State Library
Mr. EiHo reported hycrahiy ths bl IN relation 80
Tie assessment ana collection ~ taxes Adjourned
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The Hon r. Rantou, II well again. lie had a severe
attack Of cholera morbus, not Asatic cholera,
ported
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New tkLEsNs, June ~ 1891.
The schooner Sears has arrived q, this port. from
Vera Cruz, with the remainder Of the rehuantepec
panty.
Santiago.
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Resignation of the Attorney General OF
Garnda.

ToNOyT0 July z. ItJl
Attorney Gen cal Baldwin has resigned HE ofdoc ia
Consequence ~ being deserted by the Upper Canada
members IN ia vote &c abolish a Court Of CNancery
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W. II. sEWARD-MlCnIGAN RAILROAD CoSsPIRAToRs.
BUIFALo. Jrly =. 1851.
Senator Seward passed through town this morning,
his way home.
The trial Of tho railroad conspira,ors ut Detroit HIS
been adjourned for week in consequence Of the ILL
Of Juror.
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Dom cstic Nisge'iany

- = ba MOI. p,,r in Philadelphia, at az pm Of ths
Scth ut fv~iicstyi 81 deg 80 uiin
" res's hy drdtcrs cfsinc thrOsn out ~ crs
blast sdaytf eco .inte the ts aincs IN New ier'y
err vtre 2l3 icrrgu arrivals AZ The tr q bostoS
s'niug the IS nstth- erljpg ~ lN iRss
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ORANGE OF HoUR.-TnE JTEAMER ALICE, oApr
" weeks ior Bridgsror viii on end aer luesday, July
ruesdey wdne dsy, Thursy and rrids and ll moor on
Saturday. vil arrive Bridgeport ~ ample
as ~ tale the morue trains on tht Housatonic hau
retuck sid New Hsvtp Rsiroad Fur, - cents Fraisht
ha pier
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DFoIiAR DAY LINE FOR ALBANY.-rARE, 80
IA c,btt -Nens served hoerd.On AMI atter Monday
lune ~ tbl, tho snd svift steamer HENRY CLAY,
tptsin T. Tsllmsr will leave the pier loot of Chambers
sr ,v'ty Monday Wednesdav aud fridsy mornings at
~ u'citck Returning will leave albany every Tuesdav
1iurda, ard Saturday, st A. NJ For further partcu
Lars. inqui'c Of the Captain, on board 9th boat
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GRAND EXCURSION TO s1RaTToSPoRT IN OR

hhnp EAI, hs. ~, ~ I'M 80. ~, .S ~
oi Jy-1he velilrOsL steamboat NEW JkRSkl. Capt
Heck, wiz make ssuursion, Art,Dr from diamond
street. n oeosk la The ucruinH kobinsup street
o'clock Fult strcst. r. x, ~; Grand street At y
Ten N AZ 10 O'clock After hieh Will maze
"trip she sound AVID 10 rsturniu'. Sl iand h. ptson
tie dock at Stratt"npurt shording % all
q Che pcturusIe of che greatest trcats that
be und the citJ, aad AVA its excite eut
nd hustle In order inske the day pas pleasantly,
stnte American bend - enrarcd, aud cIrubmeus pro-
-i1ed board ard shore; aud has bee q
apsred 20 male a. suitable Tor spch sian The
an-t OF The Whole Ui ~ only IA cents. Coil ren
anatr L. years nf ago. haf prize 1sets, which lin
a,d. 10 obtained - The ofsra % JOAN A. FLAnMEk
rs wotstor street. ono Of the 20 prtctors
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Annual Com me ncement mt the Unsversity of
tho CITY OF New York.

The Commencement held yesterday, 30 Trpler
Hail at nine O'Clock Tho Council, Faculties, and stu
d, nts assembled in the University and At half past nine
the procession moved 10 Triplsr Hall in thu following
order -
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IIAufonD Juy 1851.
The Legislature adjourned a; II O'Clock - day. The
uoue passci decds1 c0mproiul.e rcsoStious, sni IN
fay, Of Tho W sitiyc act by 1I3 % g.
Tho Senate tuicc postponed them Indefinitely oncs
before TO-DAY and again after the action cgthe pos IH
branch Of The Legislature.
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n RAND FXCURsIor BY SEA 10 AsD FROa Pub
" aJarha and taro Way -lar4 reduced W 81 - 50 %
Phi lcephia Care Nj and rrtnrn, luiy ~ and n ~
the spls.di. esa steam r. PENUbsCUr enG kENNEBEC
from per t. ~ rth river tovt % Cedar strvst Nf rhe
ptesmr fenotsc0t Vt leave the shove toned pier
sdne dsy. July 3D. Ell o'clock p NJ sud tbs 'nnehcs
FRIDAY, July fth, at O'Clock T. ". TOR thia alcsscn
snyl 1ctetsvill be good fom Jy % o. lnh IN iusige
Passsr GERS stop 81 Cape MsN or 20 On 20 h
aaa return g. NevNsrk by either Of the sSDvcnars
Soase The Pcnobeco, Snl kenneeoc are frs' alas sub
staatisl tcamers shsd and erulp led for 80
routs Tho tmtd may Icy aste their fesrl an b.
assured % RECT safety and ose sho appreciate good
living comfortable will have their tastes
9uly gathed. For ckots STATE sc apply 81 toe
ati-e on tbs ficr, or on board the LOass.
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EXCURSIONS.


GREAT TRIP TO NIAGARA FALLS AND BUFFALO
VI and baekTo start from New York the sth July,
and return on the 7th-Ihe Journey will DO performed BY
Albany Albany Bufso. BY the Albany Railroad
Buffalo, sbd thobse by the railroad from B,sp to Nj
Do slo lat cisss cars 70 Easaio So second do So tick
half Of the above rates A 10 Is to
tFse The number sons few days before hand ticket
euar at Nassau street, nrs hoor. on the right
VI tale and Niagara Falls " the New York and Eric
read at unprseede ated lew fare o. tea dollars for
mcnts have been made with York and Erio Rail-
road Cor strand ssMrson over their road TO Dun
rh snd BY s,sSTsTS % ngIgp,,rssnESs 20 ssy. Nd.
and return before the 2th IRON Du!lrk Tickos
b. hsd for tho excursog A. narndens Express omee,
humber Of tickets sold will b. limi ed. - .
L. W. WINCHESTER. Wall street.
EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANKS EVERY
II day in the vsek-bn the I'm of July the trip viii
street a saIS.Iin, street ~ - 80 2ohx rs.i,a;
ibs BY Refreshments. rshiug tackle, ke provided
On board. Fare. ~ cents each way.
GRAND SEA BATHING EXCURSION TO rnRr ma.
" milton and toney Isinnd-The eteamboat TROJAN
mmenees Ter tvciug trips St g. o'clock W. from por
throughout Gle ssaton Families Wishing cool aud si.s-
.srt cell With an evening" sea saih VII and ibis boat most
so. 5atG tLd DAN. andl and Pm. each day.
C,KANp EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND. LAND
che nsr and stieudid ste,ulsr TROJAN art }. Rod
con- rsvisS a. toiiovs;-Nornlns Trp SrrnE
81 half past o.ele-k. FA aud half-rs,t H. froSa
.rip "a, from p rSr, iia% ri @1 a. sh IL
THE LARGE AND coNHODIoUs STEAMER Gaia
i ItNE Cart W a. rect. hc chartered Cor escur-
rfrs PR further Information, iagrirs 1t 81 Pearl
street. - - the cap,sin. on board.
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n BAND rot RITZ OF JULY EXCURSION down rHE
" lay and around Staten llaad ssding at Pertf Ambry
tnTe Try cehts fOf the fs ssvhdti
gfamsr IHUMAS n. III LSE, Captain Van ri Will
avc the per foot Of Chambers street ats oeock 'ct o
Nhna street. ct Hammond strcst NJ ten nihu pstt "
sns Nnetetnth street a. quarter past retorains 20 bo
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6yRAN toURTn OF II ~ EXCURSION TO BRi D jE.
~ POI The new and ependin steaner a LICE Capsain
Char ccls viii letvv Pr ~ ,ot q Ltery SIC - =,
o'tlccf tho FOURTH JAW srrivtnr
8. Brit-crcrt az ten o'clock ~ ~ On ssston a IN
,ele6rgcn - the day RoturniaE th3 alice rli Leave
Grid srort three oclch y. n Pare twenty-five cents
ssah way. The Bazaar GuardA with The Uultsd State
BAN from Governors slan1, viii aecomp my the sscur
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Proprietor Of v swayaBda daass, Greenwood
nnrn1m or IrIY rxrrRaInN ro NEHnAYEN

EoURTH or Jul ENcuRtION TO NEE HtVEN
~ and ba h-Fsro 70 csnt5 each pay-rbs splendid fast
sLtDA Captain <tns s lsage fecA FLAP wharf
atCk ,olcch AN sud arrive W Nes Haven at about ~
otlocE giving three houis for the hsnd
soonest city in Antre, sud leave tor how YORK ~ ar
rvinE home oelofk pm Mctis served board. AR
xaget 10 In waiting - the wharf for the ~
" desired. The Aida for niyr Abd seed.
po6 be rkroed And passengers will badly hnd this
Strip canduc,e health than other
SOr tie day having tie advantage OF cool and ~ S fatth
osa
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EoURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS Down rae BAY

GNOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS DOWN TaE BAY
sandy Hook. Fare 50 for each excursion
and back The large and cOmmodious
Captain Pech will leave. Friday morning, July $751;
scllows -Broome street Fast kser at ~ ocloak South
Fourth street, Williamsburg IA Jay street. Brooklyn,
B. Peek Slip s; Pier No. 3, NORTH River. o'clock
turning 10 the city about twelve o'clock Af-rnoou
Trip, leaving as follows -Brooms street. East River ut
oeoGk; south roursn stree, M,iiams"rz. "a; ~
River o'clock. AHordng families otherI who ~sh
opportunity Of enjoying the breeze deli shful
call, with Wow Of the beautiful scenery Of the bay and
harbtr.
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JULY FOURTH 1851 GRAND EVENING CrtFnRA.
ucn-Cgallon and sus, al Exeus siaB.--rhs spleadil
sesmi Dat Hero will leave Montague street Br,akvu as
~ oclock troone street - GEO w. pier NJ Norh River
Ssoclrtk = DeneiGg will b. under favor % fs..pr
81 CctipLs icikas Nc. No place pf CON.
rerc With THIS freeh air, cao Promenade dsnc'nv ~
fge.hr viii ks popular GgtlSn an Brass Bans
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A'vthlu OF JCbY-THL CfbkBRATkN BRANDT
- tttre, 10 brooms will b. hand rhC visit
we cp1ntry o. iuti Pre-, ous ensagenents are ruy
an ,ted 70 call IN The evening thir return, ~hsn wiz
euee the srp lite q the hurry Lunch the table ir
scrysnt. ANHVOsE DALfiMoHF.
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ExCtRsIoN TO FLUSHING, ON rue FOURTH oY
~ July, lt6l The new aud beautiful stoincr ISLAND
CITY, ttr sas Reynolds, viii leave Fulton Na-k,t slip
nj ~ O'clock AN and and 5g Pm Leaves Flushing At
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AOUkTH o. JULY. INCLUSION TRIPS WILL BE
- on the Centrn Railroad u New Jersey In conneo
&ion with the steamboat he'd JACKET leaving New York
pier No North River by steamer Red Jacket At A. H.
and at and 10 y. M for E1abethtown Westied. Plain
field, Bound Brook. Somervle and to House Return
eng leave White Bouse at $40 a. NJ and Lao and AZ r. NJ
and leave EliEabethtown ut l0 NJ, aud at 3 and 6
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INOUKTH OF IULf EAtUKsION I'D GKEENVDDD
n Lhe. Orange county. n f.-rhose wishing quiet and
nj excursion. advised ~ take >ss forx
ttie Kaiiro Duane at O'Clock
fer Chester Depot, hich rlse, in re adj
os 70 convey passengers the Lake (s-s IS eents dis
Ancs Of ton Inos through the terrific vay Of "asaysud
The varied enjoynents p'ossans rides, bantd
mountain air, good Ickers hshns game sailing ani row
sng fieeb water bathing ana good aiuIer WITH spend
dras OF fireworks upon the lawn In the evening" Peens
maxim tie excursion return The eysaing, the
2oliowiug morning. arriving ~ The city etgIe lOAs
Col TERM fBLrER
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VVAHTEKS WASHTNU
ton. Fort Lee.-l76Fourth % July-S5l. Grand Ex-
enrsons for the People Fort Lee Tetudlum and Buirs
st. smboats NiMKOD. Capt SMALL FRANK. Capt Halves,
UTICA Capt Rowe will make Excursions to tho above
and 10 End g. and SPMi Fort Lee, a. and II A y
AN and O. and M Port Lee at 10 M and L. 4, s.
and o'clock Pm Utica from Sprina street at u oclock
and ocloek PM. Fort Lee. at IL oclock NJ and
3oclock Pm. touching at Hammond street each way.
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BATTLES OF 76.-GREAT CELEBRATION or rae
~ seyenty;hth Anniyerssry OF indepsndenoe At Nov
Gurgh. New York. at Washingtons dedcat
I'D by Gen Scott 18th July. no-th- large and popular
steamboat uERO, Captain smith Rider will Broome
ytreet. the <tn July at 61s A. Nj Montague treet
Brookiyn. At to q Chambers street ~ I'D usmmond
be fred another the of the boat It Nesburyh
The Legislature have been e. attend tho
Grafton will bG delivered by the Raw No. Sproui Of
Yves. Point Fare 50 cents each Tickets at Joiies
H. II. Emtrees l3i Bowery Doughty. lss Fulton street,
-Blooklyp.
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FOURTH OF July.

VJIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY.
H1 The members Of the above Society Hereby titled to
at Montgomery Hail. ~ Prince street, tho
of the 9Th Of July next at o'clock NJ to o,lsbra the
NTH Anniversary of National Independence
M RrpnISGrOs First Aid. r. GARR!CK,
~ BvRNEs Second Aid Grand warsNsi.
r. Sec line Of March Issued by Major Cen raj sandford
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LNOuRTH OF JULY !-CkAND EXCURSIONi-PER-
II sons wishing pl asant excursisn and vetirs
sIent will he amply compensated for trip t. the Great
Falls Of the Passsic VIII they reene beneath tho
shade Of the lofty pine and the oas aud enjoy the
cooling breeze that fans the waters of lovely Pass1
st wends t. tho rscipous descent Great A
etPatrson Jersey The Fall: will BE- Ia ta-- origins.
pleador The whole of the that drives mills will
be turned to s original .h,oh sill ADD much to the
5 ohaste and elegant style The saloon fitted
Tor dining saloon where yisiters viii DO lated
with all the decacg Of the Season. in good
until The fesiyitie, Of thu day sil conclude
with grand and appropriate Display Of Fire Works mi
busses will b. attendance to from
epSt the Falls at the arr, of train OF The
leave July d. as follows leave Pssr.op-
sk ~ and IN 4. n, and3 "a: 7. and lO1 IN Leave
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BUNKER HILL CHAPTER, NO. q, .. U. A-HAvIN0
received invitation TO unite with American Chapter
No of Jersey City in celebrating the Anniversary Of
Independence would earnestly request the officers and
members of Bunker Hill Chapter meet at American Chap
Rooms Of and Montgomery street Jer
sey City, on the 4th inst. at ~ o'clock A. NJ
ALFRED III. CUMMINGS. SAchem.