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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

Assault WITH INTENT TO TAKE LIE
jackson Nodne, keeper of a Livery stable IN Amos
81 was Yesterday arrested. charged with having al
o'clock on TUESDAY mig h, stabbed Mr. Chas. Chees
brough OF No. - ChIstopher-st., with intent 20
take his life II appears from the affidavit of Mr.
Chez sbrough that on the evening IN question he
stepped out of one Of kipp Browns stages at the
corner OF Hudson and GToye-sts, and while ne was
crossing TO the sidewalk, he was attacked by NO
dine who approached him from behind and plunged
a knife INTO his left SIDE NodIne was taken before
Justice Bleakey and held to bail IN the sum OF $500
10 answer the charge.
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F.rAL Accrprsr ON BoARp A Vessel. -


About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning James Barnes, a
seaman belonging to the ship Europe which was IN
tow OF the steamer Hercules on her way TO sea,
while ascending the rigging accidentally fell dts
lance OF about 80 feet and striking upon the galley
beneath, was instantly killed. HIS body was taken
on board the Hercules" and brought to the foot Of
HubeItst., Eas, River. where the Coroner held an
inquest verdict of accidental death was rendered
by the Jury. The deceased a native OF Ireland
about IS wears of age
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CITY ITEMS.

The ROBBERY IN JACKSON STREET. Ann
Thompson, keeper Of the house No. 81 Jackson-st.,
at which old Mr. Seaman, OF New Paltz, was robbed
OF $3.50 Wednesday night, was yesterday arrested
and fully committed for trial, on charge Of being
participation IN The robbery. Mary Cunningham, one
of the inmates of the house was also arrested and
detained a witness against the others she having
seen gold piece and some other money IN POSSES
sion of Ann Thompson, which answers the descrp-
ton of a portion of the money stolen from the
farmer
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The LATE RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-An IN
quest was held al the foot OF IhIty-Frstst, North
RIVER unon the body Of Matilda Robinson, 4 native
OF Ireland. ~ wears of age who was run over on
Thursday morning by tram OF cars on the Hudson
River Railroad. The evidence adiuced showed con
clusivey that those charge of the tram used every
effort to prevent the casualty bat without effect The
jury rendered the following verdict. VIZ That the
deceased came 10 her death by causes which were
accidental snd that fault lies with the engineer
of the tram. The Railroad Company volunteered
TO deIay the funeral expenses o. the deceased.
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y
RENEE WITH MAGISTRATE % ThurslAy evening"
about 10 o'cock officer BALDWIN. OF me SecohI Us
the, Police Court. arrested FieiercN fduIAhel'
ehargeo with being one Of the ln1lFGnaiS VINO III
COMPANY WITH lhoms> tiys ana Nl!ham fooie, -
grossly assaulted ard b,at Charles I Owens II tne
CITY Hotel corner OF Broadway ANA lioN1rd-sts on
Wedntscay morning last Faulkner was, ~ or1ei
ot IN ace Bleasiey. committed ~ the ElShth " ~
p, ice Srauou for the night About o'clock on ne
following morning. Henry {. Rtonean keeper ''
the Baths the Asi0r ioISe and also a other aces
called Il the residence of Justice BieaAcF ana
stated that IA Kelly, OF he >iN'h Ward, ant ~.
Bard o. RE Fourteenth Nart. were AT the hI-a,A
Ward Police station. and wished HIM 10 90 tncfe
and .schaee Faulkner The Justice declined dong
this when EabiIeau became enrd-ei aad sad'
"G-d G-n ,our >oni ne will paw YOU for .h,u IL
cost rs onr lives 80 After delivering himself oi ill>
speech Rabiueau LETT aud proceeded % the hi-hth
Ware station House. Wien paper. purportng 10 'e
a bahord cor $500 for me appearance 81 fauiAhe,
AZ the Court of Sessions, for trial, VAS drawn up ana
signed by Faulkner anc RabLeau. and Witnessed 10y
Alcern tn Bard and Kelly THIS paper was then
HANDED 20 Capt Weed OF the Eighth Ward, "n' re-
leased the prisoner The 80 called bond vas shown
to Justice Bleakley N the morning, 0ui as IN ms
opinion II was wholly Illegal. ana not binding, ne
or ered the reane>t of Faulkner. Ito las, even
ing, the officer had not succeeded IN arfeStmg nm.
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RESCUED FROM DROwNING A lad II
years OF age while PLAYING upon the pier at the foot
OF Forty f.. r. accidentally fell into the
dock and sunk TO the bottom. when Capt. Casper
spoor who near. plunged into the water and
rescued him from drowning
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Hlarbinerp, Mr.
TO MANUFACTURERS

NOTICE 70 MANUFACr URF.RS.-
For some TINE past 40 have been engaged IN build
mg. and preparing "a bpld. " Bundred's Patent Threste
Waving coup eied stock of OILS for that purpose.
able 10 huilj these mahnes with greater cnracy
and dispatch than previously, and To recommend them
with confidence 10 e attention of manufacturers Tsee
machines have bsen In successful operation for the last
four years. They " ID de- much the Danforth
Throstle. with CIe thlrd of the pssor The twist
Uniform than from any banded spindle. the Of bands
beng dlsI ensed with. la strength and Durability thus
Tbiesle Acknowledged Nv competent Judges. 10 excel
every other spinning schnc Many Of The Live Spindle
Tn eses be altered Ia the prneDlc 10 turp
of nearly double he former quantity oi work The Daa
forth ThrOstie also he altered to give the fall
snssty Of yarn thOugh reduc ng the power least
thirds These la stiles active operation m the
factories II Nessrs J. p Chysler Co. Of kIndcrsook
and Alfred Wild Esi Of Cohoes Falls to whom refer
she public for information as To their Practical working
We prepared, usual. IL execute orders for Cotton
Woeen aud Flax hacbnsIv Casting. MIL Gearing
shanng PullIes &c well As all other ARTICLES
line Of business Is BRuNDkED. SON co,
s6 fm' Oldhsm Works. near Patterson, n. J
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STEAM BOILERS - For Sale, two.
~ large Cylinder Boilers suitable for Sugar PlAassons.
follows One 80 feet long ny eet diameter this other
~ feet long By feet diameter made Of inch iron Also.
Soap Manufacturer Kettle wrought uoa feet deep
and ieet wide GAUNT & DERRICKSON.
slaff No lOS Fulton ct No 10 Ssath- st.
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PREACHING IN The OPEN AIa.-The
Presbytery OF New. York at their Auiumnal Session.
helo last week recommended preaching IN the open
ar TO those who cannot be gathered INTO The
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FATAL AccrpENr-SIxGuLAR DEATH =

FATAL ACCIDENr-SINGULAR DEATH
The Coroner Yesterday held an inquest at No. ~
Avenue T. upon the body of Mrs Catharne Roden-
beck, d native OF Germany, 90 years OF age. whose
death was caused IA the following manner. IL seems
that about - o'clock on Tuesday night. child TWO
wears of age which sleeping IN bed with her, IN
rolling about. fell upon her breast. She soon aiteT
felt severe pain. and sensation OF extreme coid
she arose and went 70 her sisters bed where RENE
dies were applied to relieve her, but without avail,
and she died YESTERDAY morning. DIR. Lldeu OF No.
90 Prlnce.st made post mortem examination OF the
BODY and found the ngnt ventrlcle OF the heMt rup-
,nred and large quantities of blood efused there
from INTO the cavities of the perIcardlum. The Jury
rendered verdict, that the deceased came to her
death bv the rupture OF the heart, caused by IiIe
child falling upon the chest
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u The Life Time Temperance Society
held us regular MEETING Thursday evening" which
was well attended. Mrs. Nissan, Of Flushing very
ably addressed the auClence. \ number signed the
pledge.
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.WYNNE'S CENTRIFUGAL

" DRAINANF PI w OUeratI AZ ths
AIR # the American nsutnts. Castle Garden and At No
" Johns. where The public invited To call and WIT
nsss the + performance. 90 3tThsSra'
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I R. WATTLES & CO, No. 43 Canal

I X. WATTLES & CO., No. 43 Canal
= - st. Providence, X MANUFACTURER
spinning Rings Rns Travellers, &c sc sc, haying been
appointed AOfHs for the sale of steam and Gas Pipe,
manufactured By the swAMsCOT COMPANY, N H.,
prepared 70 furnish Tire above articles To any et-
tent Very low prices Orders will meet with prompt al
ten,ion and purchasers Will End roe goods To be ri sIte
qushty. ts2ttf L. r WATfLS co
Two = l. l. NJ b r. RS HAYDEN Il
. SANDERS, manufacturers offer for snle at tAslr
Warehouse No. 29 Pesr-st full Of Croton
Work made expressly fof plumbers and calculated 10
stand CfotOn pressure Also. a large variety Of Steam
Cocks Oh Cars, So for Locomotive, aBs Stationary So
gines lo2 M r. W GERE, AReu
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LAUKcm.-Will be launched from the
ship yard of jeremiah simson, foot OF lsth-st, Eas,
River. at quarter of 10 o'clock An. this day,
the steamer Northern Light" about 300 tons
register burden. She IS intended Tor the Ncaraguan
TOnte
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Thomas Biaks AGAINST Rotfrf c6Hn9,sv For dam.
ages III defend ~ cor 10 his stable iplnng TIA,
OF plaintiff :, rear ~ W - Mulberry street, with
an open ls H. and care es,y setting Il on Ere (Which
Was cenitcD whereby me stables Of plalnud were
also destroyed alrcaly referred u. kerdlri Tor
plaintiff, 1925
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY. CITY OF
"A WashiDgt under the direction Of Aaron Haight Pal
Of New York. Worthngton Garretson Snethen Of
New Orleans Attorneys and Counseors of the Supreme
Court the United states Til, establishment Is formed
Tor the following oject For practising law in the Su
rreme Court OF the United States and conducting profess
sonal business before For the
recovery all olaimt in equity the United
States before Congress the executive departments
nganst foreign before Is of
B. For the settlement OF accounts with the State Treasury
War Navy Once and Interior Departments and OBJ
tabg the remission Of ines penalties and tortures for
alleged violations Of the post o other laws
For letters patent from the United
states from foreign governments and procuring land
and under the various pension laws OF the
United States. Fer collections generally embraoin debts
eRaeee and nheances in the United States and foreign
countries For the purchase aud sale Of lands in any
the States Territories Of the Union and loanng
mortgage real estate lying therein For investment
Of de In United States and State stocks and loans olee
Of the dividends thereon and generally for the
action Of all bu.iness pertaining TO law loan, and
agency All addressed post paid. to Messr
Palmer Snethen American and Foreign Agency city Of
Washington, will receive prompt and faithful attention
PALMER SNErHEN,
Once. No. Carroll place, Capitol Hill
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADE LPHIA.

QARNUM's MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chesnu streets. PhadeIphia-f. T. Barnum rroprie-
H. Sanford NAnager-Two performances daily, alter
and evening Admission CENTS children half price,
makes his in Hamlet During the week tho
karnetts formerly Of the Ravel Family, will give their In
Mr. Taylor the popular comedians will also appear derins
Pleasing both afternoon and evening The collection
wonders crowded into the capscous saloons comprise
ome original collections including the famous
by Peale These all worthy OF Wait and can be
together with the performances the Lecture ROOM
for the low price Of - cents
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TYRE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RoYALxAL

vV,nE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RoYALNAu
Steamships between New York and Liverpool direct and
between and LverpooiThe Boston ships onycaI
Ing halifax land and receive mails
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRICA A. Ryrie,
PERSIA, Capt. -, EUROPA, 4. G. Lott,
ASIA, q. II. y. Judkina, NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AMERICA, N. shannon. CANADA. W. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, J. Letch.
These vessels clear hte light At head green
Q starboard bow, red pcrt bow
Niagara from New York. W Wednesday, I'd July.
Europa, from Boston. "Wednesday, 9Th July.
Africa from New York. Wednesday, 10th July.
Cnnada, from Boston. Wednesday, sd July.
Asia, from New York -. "Wednesday, Sth July.
America, from Boston. a. Wednesday, 9th August
Niagara, from New York.. W ednesdsy, 18th Ausugt.
Europa, from Boston. .. Wednesday, 10Th August
Africa. from New York. Wednesday. 9th August
Canadn, rom Boston. 4. . Wednesday, Sd September
Asia, from New York. Wednesday, 10th September.
Passage from New York Boston TO Liverpool. FIRST
cabin ................. VIZ
second
Bertbs not secured until paid tor.
Frcsht will be charged specie beyond amount for
Personal es renses.
An experie led surgeon on board.
All letters and must through the Poet OF
Zee. For freight or passage, apEly To-
French German, and ether icresn rood received and
lading given In HAvrc Tor New York.
Perees intending 70 take to Enelsnd In the Roy
81 Nail Steamships requested TO call at the Office ~
Broadway before believing the repOrss that the shps
f,.1.
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TINE Ngw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
NAH Seesmces-rbe ships com rrsnH this line u

ATLANTIC. ........................C Capt WesA
PACIFIC. Capt Nye.
ARCTIC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt Lnce.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500. .. Capt. Constoct.
ADRIATIC- .,...,......-..........C Capt. Grafton.
Thee shiys hs~iax hsit By for
has been taken their
slso theis engines 70 insure strength and
sp~ed and Their for pas
eaaaed Tor elegance comfort Price 81 pAssay from New
Yerk Liverpool el exclusive Of extra
rooms S3B; fros xs s~vsci 10 New York GS An erpcr
epeed ~ ~ attached 10 each ship Ne berth
be secured until psss tsr.
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,I,nE MODEL APIARY-A NEW AND WONDERFUL


Exhibition, Montague place, Of Montague Hall
BY of ingenious ton, $50
than 100000 Of bees worn ing together filling glass
boxes and tumbers with honey Mscroseopes
ranged magnying the bees many times the size OF life
Glass the visitor while Watching their curious
Lovers Of the curious and
this natura curiosity Parents bring children
and let the busy bee teach them lesson OF dustry. All
who seek rational entertainment be both instructed
and amused Admitanee 25 cents; children, l21s cens
season tickets 80 cents Liberal with schools
Open from 10 A NJ L. NJ. N B-Terrtoral rights for
Gilmores Patent Apary may be obtained at the office
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EELLows MUSICAL HALL. "A BROADWAY, NEXT

EELLOWS MUSICAL HALL, IA BROADWAY, NEXT
door to the Olympic above Canal street-Open every
night-This and beautifully finished Hall is thoroughly
ventilated the Summer dis, without exception
city The original Fellows Mnstres comprising company
twelve talented and efficient performers Whose
10 this city for the last have received the unanimous
approval of the discerning audiences under the d
lection OF j. b. Fellows Programme for Wednesday July
3D. afternoon and evening-part IGrand Introductory
Overture Sheppard Quick Step full Band operate Cho
rus, Copgolese Fox Hunt, la kainer Company; Dlcy
Jones, G. Swaine Buckley Old Pine Tree, J. H. Collins
Tap Tap Tapping at the Nndow Rumsey; Mississippi Co
ored Waters with frog accompaniment, Company Ga Le
Bones Violin from the opera Tampa piece music
nefer ATTEMPTED by other bone player c. lne ana
Buckley; Ballad, Sally in Alley, J. II. Collins Grand
musa the Tremans Cbaunt descriptive Of Dire ia
Broadway, the working of eng nes &c composed by j.
Burke Buckley and respectfully dedicated TO tue New York
Williams and Huntley Ballad The Last Rose of Summer j.
Collins; Croeovenne Ia Fanny Eser, II. 5. Williams
Ethiopian Fling a In Cerito, Huptcy; Buresque the
Hayana Opera Troupe Violin solo, Master Buekley Bur-
lesQue Shabers with features entirely original with
tbs company Melophone Solo, Buckley; Bures Horn
pipe illiams, in the style of costume atoy intro
duced and adopted by Of the most fashionable
ladies of city; Characteristic Medley Dance Huntey
Part ILL., representing the characteristics peculiar to the
Plantation Darkes of the Sou Solo with eHuons
Buckley; Rspjo Solo. s. Rumsey Banjo Trio G. Swaine
Buckley Rumsey and Buckley; Tamborine Solo, G. IL.
kch; Hon Kong Bone Dance G. Swane Buckley Rumsey,
and Buckley Measure Dance, Williams; Song and Dance,
Lucy Lor Huney and Company Finale grand terpsicho
display introducing the Holiday Festival Dance. q.
son cents children under II Of half price Doors
at Il concert at An Afternoon Concert Friday,
July 4h and Saturday for the Of ladies and
juveniles, eommen cling at 3 o'clock.
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SHIPPING

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC
IN for Liverpool. will please be board at the
Canal street. Saturday July 5h, at II o'clock NJ
send all baggage not wanted the passage board Fri
day July ath marked below, with the number Of the
lert
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GS00 RkwARD.-JErrRIEs ANrID0rR, sPR-
SCOV cine mxture for the OF discvdses
speedy cure Without the lesst restrictions Of ieA
DRINK exposure, or change IN application 70 business
proprietor CHALLENGES single csse which the misure VIII
net ctre, Under the forfeiture OF ave hundred dollars
Pot MP in bottles With full dreccns 81 81 One bottle
as aweek many are cured in two days. For sale ey g.
II. RING o2 Brcadvay, snd os Baysrd New York
Little lcf Hsno,er street, Boston; wrsh, Co. S,v
Orltsps
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rI'BE NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALL
y fornia, via Nearngua.-1he steamship fhoaErHEuS
viii leave rhr No. Ntrth river, Monday, July IL.
OF ocltek 4. NJ, for san Juan direct oonnectiss with
the aud cleEa.t steamship iscihe: Captain bailey TO
leave san Juan a sud the 18th. Passengers wal take
iron steamer AZ San Juan sent thtc for the purpose
the ri-Fr aud Lake Nicaragua - Nrxn
Bsy and good road twelve les dttat 10 the
6c whore the beautiful steamship Paehc will be in
s1incs scive them Passengers thI t
tieSets At No. Battery place.
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Vl tiona Moving Panorama deneating, in the most
the principal events in the annals Of Amer
from the landing Of Columbus TO the present time will
open Washington Hail. sos Broadway. the Fourth OF
July. Doors open at and o'clock r. NJ. Mirror moves
and o'clock T.. n. Admance Is cents; children half
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DAcIr1c VAL STEAMSHIP coxrANY-oNLY

through line Cor California aud oregon. via direct
IBrc eedursd ON saturday July H. stSP NJ The splendid
st.t s4thip EMPIRE CITY l,7tJ tons burthen. wilson
bder ~ill sail on Saturday, July ~ at ocok ~
precisely her the foot 81 Warren street North
River With the scyenm.rt malls for Chsgrs. oeaneens
With de tayorc a. y. Mail steamship Psnpms. ca leave
Panama aiouf the lst Of AUGUST. Fer passagr
freight, aIry az the efe ~ and s. South street. z7 West
corner of AREA
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Tyr MORRISON rs CONSULTED coNvIpINTIALLy
en- certain diseases. which he reats without meresry
Recent Gases cured In lev Thrtyone
ensbes i'm 70 cure nervous debility &c arising frcn sif
% see ss konset drloma IN bic privsss sesA m
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ing to note below, he says, 81 believe this is a
point engineer has yet brought out. The idea Is
new one IN artificial propelling."
so IL Is, fit be true, and it Is a pity II VIII not
answer as well to drive boat for ward as to turn It
in circle, and turn the discoveries head at the
same time.
And now, must not mans head be turned. when
he announces with SO much self-complacency false
result, from so many pains-taking experiments!
Any one who will only take the trouble to think
moment, may see he is alto gether wrong. Let
him take two boats Of equal burthen, and model
and power and place them side by side, and let the
wheels of one be large with paddles of the usual
FORM and the other smaller and with sharp pointed
paddles, and then see which will fastest under
same head of steam. This is the way to try the
experiment fairly. But both wheels in his expert
ment being on the same shaft, how the man
who turned the crank to know on which wheel the
greater part Of his force was expended! He could
power was expended on the deep narrow paddles,
and only twenty-five on those of the usual kind
and if half was lost on the deep paddles and only
still appear the best by such an absurd experiment
And yet he plumes himself excessively on this
result and imagines, (page ~ THAT paddle ma.
king should be as distinct
imagined he had said witty thing on the picking
up Of a lady's garter, he established an order Of
knighthood to hold it in eternal remembrance
The same species Of vanity is equally apparent in
the present instance. Let new order Of knight
hood be Observation-Disclosures of the Paddles
This will do as we'll. He says speed is the great
desideratum and it depends on them. So does it
depend on the pin which holds the shackle bar to
the crank, and so does it depend on the crank and
on the main shaft, and even on the SMALL piston
rod of the pump which supplies the boiler Let US
have new bureau and new department for each,
down to every bra,e and rivet, which prevents u
boiler from bursting, or wasting steam.
Now the truth is, that the speed of vessels is not
by any means mainly dependent on improvements
to be made in the paddles 1t is little better to
haxro han ~, pnA1 4 ia huf
mon sense teaches this, at the same time that com
mon sense should teach that the highest speed
attainable j; to be had only bya correct application
of the true theory of resistance of fluids to the mo-
des of vessels. lie would msdirect inventors,
they in hope ofhis promised rewards to suffer them
selves to be led by him.
Thus ended the first lesson the mechanical
qualifications of the commissioner. Nor has it ever
been answered On the contrary, every engineer Of
note, who has expressed an opinion to the writer,
has affr N cd it was just review. In view OF it,
Parth In fight has been sustained Every issue but
the true ones, which ought to decide the question,
may be met, but, in the true, they
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pAcIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-oNLy
through line for San Francisco via Havana and Chagres
Pare ON Friday July n, MSP NJ The splendid
double engine steamship ono, j. y. sehcnck, " 5, ~,
mAndcr will sail Friday, July H. precisely
o'clock Y w. from her per at the foot Warren street y
r. with tie government mails for Chages via Havana
Passengers transferred at Havana 10 the splendid donbe
engine steamship Falcon PaeasnTrs leaving In theOhs Will
with the favorte United states Mail steamship Pa
Mama sail from Panama about the t August For
g pasnge apply at the ONCE % and 5j South street
or at III Heat ST. Jet, corner Warren street.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE.-EX-
ira Notice Fourth Of July-ln order to accommodate
strangers others visiting the city the h of July the
manager has made arrangements to give six distinct
foranc commencing at the folio wing hours-Frst, AZ
in the second III third, at in the afternoon
fourth, at ffth at sixth and last at in the evening"
Prices the same usual.
CARD.-A FULL THEATRICAL WARDROBE Is
"A by the 10Th Of August next Any capable
ofm,kng by the above mentioned time or having good
(ready sale, will with purchaser by adj
dressing J. HEMPLE, Esq., No. Minor street, Phadet
pha, Ia.