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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
IMPORTANT to Town and Country

IMPORTANT to Town and Country
Drus elstS IronmongeTs and Store keepers IN gene
THIS give that patent LIQUID GU mas
been tested and found - cost Is cent less IN pce ta
common glue It beng liquid state. req lrng no ap9r OF
trouble PREPARATION II cements TOn wood stone glass
marble, china any substance. To mechanics, mousse,
keepers and carpenters this will he found INV valuable ana
no house should be without II. County store keepers
would greatly their trade by introducing TINS Vau
able aitce We establish agencies upon the most hbera
terms or send samples of the United states Tree
OF charge Sold IN bottles at l2 1871, D. and 5Ocents To
be had also OF all the principal IN tins ety.
JOHN PHILLIPS No. 81 Maiden lane. cor william
Be sure 70 ask for Phbps's Patent Glue, there being
spurious limitations the market likely to deceive me PUB
IL % 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

u brick Hous. and Lot Of Ground known - No. IS
Eau SSth 81 south shie Atween leJlaStn aud AZ
II house, 30 BY az feet depth w lot ~ hy IS
feet inches m depth. The house IL mashed IA mSden
sule. with Croton Na'eT. hot and cold Water Bats
kilchea Range. sc Sth piazza lnCfosed With glass
portion OF the purchase moaes remain ca bond and
tsage for tire. ket and further psrncU
lars apply TO ANTHONY BLEECkER, Auctionssf.
No BrsSd-st. oS& Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
GOLDSMITH

i has reduced his terms for Writing 10 50 81 ft the
Course Of Ten Lessons of hour each Hours Of attend
ance al II A NJ. ard O'clock Nj for Ladies. and ats
A NJ and g. and O'Clock. p. NJ for Gentlemsn. daily.
excepting SATURDAYS Private instruction reduced - $40
New pupils every day this week Rooms No lss
~, rorper of Resde st OIL iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

CONWAY, No. lf3 Fulton-st., near
- Broadway, has splendid stocS Of Dress, FrocS.
Sack. Ohce. Oyerc9a's and al other kinds OF CoA,
Vests and Pants FROM the vsry finest 70 the lowest
priced To measure splendid assortment If the rerT
best French English and Ameucaa Cloths Bea
yers Cassimeres DuesklnS and Nes.nss. embracing
everything fashionable desirable and durable IN erery
instance FIST tit guaranteed 10 per cent sss than
sny house m this eItv for cash Remember cow AY,
NJ ia3 Eultop-s Il near Broadway siT 7nNWSF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
WI OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.

-ROREkT FI>HEK, AErht IOr ~ sAIU =. 49, -,
Estate and letting houses wouS resPecuI NY uo'h Iue
oxnrrS o prutery that with tandiAg the sSe ecn
IN uhich he clncncs his business n Wesen, ioh5 80
renee enables IN It 81 Is 10 stehd " Nov az
phcaflous -, ., ,h,sc vh
B-Satisfartory reference be gwen 20 ,noss ~no
NAV desire to favor HIM with their patronage ohce
froln t. A VI and - = VI Al counuh ,v'"s
should he directed post paid to No is Essex ST.
l9i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

U,uE FAIL CAMPAIGN OPENED

VTFff +. Nil UtMT fIUIN VI C4N I'D
y AZ Gen Tsyor's Hesd- Qasrers, No. IS fultou,st
corner af Gold p |. ROGERS Commlsssry SenerA II
the above veil known estahsAment desires to acquant
his patrons and the public thai he 70 oisI
;Ss,n AZ assori aent Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
(msde Of materials and by experienced worSnen
A. wholesale and retail cheaper and more Varied III
style be found any other house IN this ci!
Tie establishment under the SUPERVISION OF NJ
SOUDEk who VIII ally attend % the custom de
pu'men thereby guaranteeing perieci n 20 ali VINO pa
tronlre him Remember s Frhsn 81 corner God-Gsn
Taylor's Head Quarters OILS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
NTOVES STOVES!l STOVES -

~ The Stove destined g. he the popular and un-
ouesilonahy the hest the Domestic Alr-rsai sx-
tcnsve assortment Of WHICH he found IA the Bower
Stove Establishment, No Isl BoNer. IL bRkes admir-
mosi economical ktcheu-StoNe ever invented vory
large display IF Stoves OF even ceaceNAoe vArety Tor
Hall parlot OF Office. can also h fcll1 The ABOVE
place. Albert u. CoCh>' NJ. ID Bower.
20 lmNlNSTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
THEwILToN BOARDING SCHOOL

u for BOYS. Mr.. ABEL EHITLOCK, Principal, VII
conn ence Its Winter term on the lstof November
The School IL situated IN the pleasant Village OF Wilton,
Conn within miles u NOfealk, and two hours nds
from the city by fas~ay
II has been he ng effort Of the Prime pal 10 have
this Insti non inferior o. the country we'll
regard - the comiOf aud c0nyeniences 81 the pupils
also IN the hOroushne Of instruction impaired ia all tho
branches T. attain thls object he has 20 his
Gstancr tas services Of veil known and hers
An enlightened economy reigns Ia ali the departments
~hich enables Dir Nhlti0ck 10 put hls terms such
moderate scale VIII Dot fad 20 meet the desires of AN
classes Of the community
The Principal refers 10 his patrons IN kew-YOrk Cay.
CHculaFs and Information be had No 7bt Chat-
hani-si l., whore the Pnnc pal he every we'd
LesGay IN October, from To O'Clock + NJ Oi 3aTpSo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
EARM For SALE. in the township of

n Le~,horo' Westchsster County. New York, con-
tanning sores, vii fair proportion OF wood aud we'll
wateted IL has two good framed dwelling houses, a
barn, grHnary, carnage house. &c with youRg and
thirty cschard IL lies about two miles lom VIII tlock
VILE depot the Harlem Railroad and will be div ided
desired Apply the prenlsestO JOHN WILSON, EI-
scutcr Ct Joseph Wilson. deceased. o22 tteodDSmWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-For Sale,

~ desirable aud comnoiious Country Residence
and Farm. OF sS Ehzabehiown. n J. Posses
son immediate. Terms moderate and accommodating.
Apply 90 \. : SCHI ESiNGER. M. IS Beaver st to
A Balm, at Elizabeth Port OF 60 A. ID A. NAAR, adj
lc,nisg the farm woad be rented 90 good tenant
2mMMkks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
HIGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.


i New Jersey one Of 90 acres. with tive houses and
other buildings IN good order and fence well stocked with
fruit Also one Of "a without buildings, IN sight
of Ne. YORK near Scott Plains, 20 miles distant The
"a God ou II will pay one-ha cost For further psrcu-
hans inquire at No z9+ Broadway. olt I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
AT PRIVATE SALE-Three valuable

LOIS, situated the north SIDE Of tSth
between 9th and Broadway commencing US from
the 9th said Lots beng each 81 feet by 100
depth Alsc LsS ct ground the south ccvnsr
6th and coth o. having frOnt Of . fee inches
9th 10y 07 az depth 30th For price, terms and
ether particulars, apply 10 \ BLEECkEa. Aacucuecr
No. RrlNSl-sf lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS

NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
: Y For time past we have been engaged IN ouiu
Ing ald preparing 10 bud, " Brundreds Patent Thfoste
Havng now comp eted stock of OILS for that purpose
able 20 build these machines WITH greater
and disratch than previously and TO recommend them
with confidence 10 Ie attention Of manufacturers itese
mschnes have been IN successful operation Tor vac az
four years. They Will do much work as the Dan'rth
Throsile with third Of the power The TWIST more
Uniform than from banded spindle. The use OF Janus
heng dispensed with In strength and duraoiy' lhis
ThiOsiie acknowledged by competent Judges 20 etcyl
every other spinning machine Many oi me Live S,huIc
Th Ostes be altered the principle 50 As 70 urn
OIL nearly double The fOimer quantity OF WORK inc Dn
forth Thiostle also be altered so As u give the m
quantity OF though reducing the power Al les
thirds These hr stiles active operluon IN sc
factories Of MesSrs j. p Chrysler & CO. VI hmht
and Alfred Wild ESQ OF COhoes Falls to whom we res!
the public for Information a. 20 Their practical Wo'hhE
We prepared, usual 10 execute orders t,l C"ioh
Wooden ard .flaX Machinery, Casting. Mil Gearing
Skating, Puhts, SC, well all other articles 10 oar
lAs Of business B BRUNDRED SON CO.,
ais in' Oldham Works. PatteTso y J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
CORTLANDT INSTITUTE-A Sc

- lect Boarding School for Boys, at Peekskill N Y.
Circulars may be obtained at the Book Store Of Mason
Law No % Park Row opposite the As,or House oI ~
addressing the Principals, Rev. GEO PHlPPEN And A.
pHIPPEN. s0 laMWF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
in SPANISH,

~ gwen at No. "a Chsmbegsst.. By Prof FISGUT OF
tho Nsw-Ygk .ersty. Glasses for beginners for laies
and gentlemen srpara'ely constantly forming and
those no wish H. the classes already commenced
Three lessons viii ~ gwen gratis, that the scholars mar
dge Of me system OA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
Gntlern, Gar0mate. sc.

'lNA !, L. x and POCkET CUTLEKY.
u A large assortment Of every description Of fine and
priced Table and Pocks. Cutlery Of the latest patterns
direct ffeui the manufacturers. and for sale low by
FRANCIS TONES u SONS, No Maiden -lens,
lu,pSters aud Dealers r 1uns. Hardw.rs and FsncJ
Goods mt4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

UNO LET. The new three story and
IL basement House No. SO West goth st between eth
dem improvements. Immediate possession gwen Apply
,o STEPHEN S TALLMAN,
O24 IT. No ih br0ome'sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

STEAM BOILERS For Sale, two
~ large Under Boilers suitable loo Sugar Patasons
follows One % feet long eet diameter The other
80 feet long bs feet diameter made Of ach mon Also
Soap Manufacturer Kettle. wrought iron. feet deep
and feet wide. GAUNT 4 DERRICKSON.
s9n No. los Fulion-s No. $50 SOuth-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
DOOFING-GOODWIN'S Patent
mo PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

i Proposals Will be received by the Monmouth Conn
" Plank Road Co till the lst day Of March next Tor build
ing 4 DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD from keyport 10
Free old Monmouth Co y j.. distance OF l3 miles,
the work be commenced early the >prns ana COM
plete hy the October next with the exception u
three miles said road for which separate proposals val
be received till the day Of November next the WORN 10
be commenced immediately after the contract tsken aud
be completed nv the ls day OF January newt. Address
JOHN HERBERT Marlboro. y. ] DANIEL STILL
WEI NlidIetowu Point j. the subscriber, Key
port. " ]. ALFRED "ALLiNI, SECRETARY
% I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
6ouses 90 Get.

NNO LET.-A three-story Brick House,
three rooms deep. with basement and cellar Az
6,.d mn with hot and cold water &c complete Situated
above Madison square, and near the 5thav r2ssesson
sTURTEVANT at the carpenter shop No II EastfIa
no4 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
L,OR SALE. at CENTRAL NORRIS

j ANIA--7O feet from the New Depot, corner Lot
30 BY 100 feet PTse sOnOaso cheap lots at Paramount
near Upper Morsana Depot Inquire at No 20 Fulton ST.
IA story o23 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
HOUSE For SALE, near Cornwall

j Landing. Orange County. neat two story brick
House, containing ten rooms Also acres of and
connected therewuh, upon which are several hundred
chece FTnt Trees many If them bearing. From the
premises command of the hay For particulars
Inquire OF loo 2a~MS W2mcl h. MACE. Newburgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, s5o Hons

~ ton-st N Y-Mr- VICTOR BEAU MONT own
Engineer graduate from " l. kcole Cen,rAe des AFs az
Nsnnfartures Of PARIS vii On the lst OF Seytsnb>s
asYt new course of lessons IN the Preach sad Eak,h
angnases IN all the branches. 1heortnc Al .ad practical
connected with Civil Engineering for details and r.ss.
rences apply ct the School Auii q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

I INSTRUCTION. "A gentleman Of many
ye4n experience ~ill instruct Mathematics OF bag
Ifh, IA private families schools Particular atsnh1A
giEsa 20 Arithmetic Algebra, SrHeyInZ, EnginsenIs'
of.~Ing " MAJ Chats, &c. Bss' OF reference srsH
Address GEOMETRY Tribune Office. OHM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

lnn BELGIAN and GERMAN
.VOO CANARIES CHARLES REL HE most
RESPECTFULLY informs his old patrons and the public
eral that he las iust arrived the seamer Hermann
from Europe with 500 Belgian and 500 German Canaues
together with variety Of other European Sngns Buds.
Bullhncf es Llnnets 1hrushes, Star Ings, Blackbrds
Robin Redbreasts &c The above-naned Birds all
lecsd by himself aud superior to any Birds offered
for sale IN this city before
CHARLES REICHE BROTHER
OPS 3s No. Y North Wiiiam-st near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

STEN ARTS PianIagenet Guard RA-
~ ZORS-rhe sabscrrters continue Ia regular
suppaes al this ceebsaed Razor For sale wholesale
snly by FRANCIS TONES SONS, Maiden lime sole a.
gents Stewart Co. Gu aring London my4 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. a,

- Greenwich. Conn., b NICHOLS, PRINCIPAL
Terms S2os year Circulars. coniug particulars nav
be obtained a. the Bookstore II NJ IA Newman X Co.
No 1919 Broadway OF Of the Prbcp by directing 10 stan
ford. Conn. % l1s
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Inlted states pIstrict Court.


JUNF "A The Judge stated that great deal OF busi-
yet 70 he disposed a in this court
mutation q civil caused by his ndt position
for time last year lie had intended, Therefore to
hold court through the July The gentlemen Of the
lar had however requested him to adjourn the calendar
for that month and he felt il his duty reciprocae
that Kindness which they had the occasion Of his
illness extended 10 the court lie therefore acced,d 10
their appeal The criminal trials Except that 81 tho
crunteffeit,rs) win be postponed till July The present
civil calendar will be contir ued Saturdays and Mon
days ~ we'll ether days The criminal Gale ndsr will
he proceeded with In July and August.
TSYaf II Cotnisrfsers.-T~o Germans named Treis
and Frank. were indicted for making and psss-
irg counterfeit money. Frank, who bad pleaded not
guilty withdrew that plea, and pleaded guilty. The
evidence tending 10 hew strongly that he bad been
employed by Frciz 10 pas and assist in passing spurious
coin fabricated by Frank; Frez however denying bis
guilt traverssd the Indictment and stood his trs The
United states District Attorney appeared for the prose-
eutlon and adduced testimony similar to that which
was given before the missioner IL appears that
police ofcer John Hsnnifen, seeing the two prisoners
proving about the Five Points and having watched
their movements for some time, followed them into
candy store where they had passed counterfeit money
He arrested Frank and caused Frez 70 be taken into
custody BY citizen named Robinson. lie brought them
20 the Marshals ofce and deputies Walsh and Rackele
wz went 10 search their residences where they dis
covered quantity ofspuriops money, and implements
for coming. Guilty.
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JUSr 2I.-Edrad Ceob Elisha q. Lifclfisi-rhis
suit brought 10 the value q four prussory
nste dated Ut Detroit Michigan made by Carew and
able a. the order o. aud endorsed by dee I'd ant
The notes for $40 cash. and payable at To- H.
sud ~ months frtm date with interest at the Bank ~
New York In this city The defence that the de-
fendsnt had rceived due notice Of the nonpay
msnt q the and that therefore endorscr he
die harg.d q, liability And secondly Defendant
ccntsnded that before the commencement Of this suit
v suit had been brought in the United states District
Cturt q the State "a Michigan upon the notes
The Jury. under the direction Of the Judge found
verdict fr plaintiff for 2l 30 subject to the opinion
Of the Ctuit
Before Judge Mason
JrSr I-poirick Mackir ~. Geo RyfT.-This l. an
action . contract TO recover balance 81 S3O7 81
The contract entered into between the parties the
sth of June 1850 whereby the plaintiff agreed 10 blow
up rcck AZ the Of Seventh anil Thirty
second street the Dimensions II which "a by I2fect
end f,t deep below the curb stone 70 leave the bottom
of the excavation level and the stones and
russL &C tho work 10 be finished by the 18th 81 Au
gust th,n next the DEFENDANT TO pay IS cents cubic
foot the whole amounting u s1SS out Of which defend
ant paid f4s0 leaving the balance above claimed The
deenc. that the work not flashed within the
time poned in the contract; nsther u done
corng r. the terms specified ny said contracts w
queuce Of which the defendant alleged that he suffered
damages 70 the amount claimed The summed
NJ this evening and viii BE- given 10 the jury to-
morrow morning
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

Bosrer. June g.-Broksrs' Board-39 shares Western
Railroad lO3 l3 IS Old Colony Railroad 6s 80 Read
ing Railroad b6d ~ 81 do, sod IS 1876 do ~ 25 do bOi
80 do, sd ~ 10 Sullivan Railroad sod, SO 10 do
after l0d, 3 500 do, bonn Sos 400 do sdmaftor sod $50
Worcester and Nashua Railroad AZ 50 Rutland Railroad
IS; Concord Railroad 80 81 Boston and Maine Rail
road 1o54 do b5d l0i Ogdensburgh Railroad sSss;
Mad River Railroad 81 20 South Reading Railroad, 1o2t
b0d. 73e 30 do 49, 10 Bank of North America, l0ss 10
gage bonds siz Second board 50 sharcs osdensburgh
Railroad 3i 90 do biod $50 50 do b6oi 49, AZ Canton
COMPANY 7i Merchants Bank TO- Western Railroad
Massachusetts, Railroad bonds, SL
Jusr 3-Brokers B0drd-7 shs Boston and Providence
Railroad div on M Northern Railroad, 7O.s; ~ ogdens
20 Philadephia, Wilmintton and Baltimore Railroad
~ 200 Reading Railroad, T7 100 do seod z7s y do bod
2 as do. q; Boston aud Worcester Railroad 1854
do l0Ss % Western Railroad l0 % Boston and Maine
Railroad 1906 2vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad 3s
Vermont Central Railroad 3ss Eastern Railroad, 02
81 Canton Company a. Is Edgeworth Company, So Is do
Bank Of Commerce, lo2s; fremont Bank l07 $50 Bos
ton Concord and Montreal Railroad dividend 40 Second
Bodrd-0 shares Reading Railroad. 2; Canton Compa
ny ISM do bad 75lt 40 Vermont Central Railroad
50 DO. sam a54 100 0rdensburIh Rsroad sim after 3d.
81; so do, I'm after odd ssh. go do, 49, 80 Michigan Cen
trail Railroad l03; Eastern Railroad. 1885.
PEILADEIsNA. June 2-Fyrsf Bsard-Sn3 Pennsylya-
MIA So s31s; 600 do eSts l2V do g3 900 Lehigh In
tsrest So 40 do No; 5000 do, b ~; l0 Reading o. 10
74 20O0 do. s: 7s Is shares Mechanics Bank. s5rn
IN ~ Do 29is; Pennsylyanis BANK ils,s; 800 Reading
100 Morris Canal. l64i 100 do b5. i6t Second Board
5000 Reading 6s 10 7ts; 800 shares Reading Railroad
90 do M; Pennsylvsnia Bank, ll9s After Saissl0
shares Psnnsylyana Railroad ~ 100 Reading Railroad @
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The Fourth OF July In New Jersey.
WHYKoPP. June rs. 1851.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,,
Editor Of the Nao York Herald -
DEAR SrR-The Committee Of Arrangements for
celebrating the ensuing anniversary Of American
Independence at Whykof, respectfully invite you
to join them in the celebration.
The distinguished and high minded course that
has marked your career and the tone Of you, valua
BILE paper, the NeW York HadM-distingushe
also firm supporter of the compromise measures
on the subject Of slavery-has commanded the re-
spect and admiration of all classes of our people.
The committee latter themselves that you will
avail yourself of the opportunity now offered, to
become personally acquainted with a people where
fanaticism and faction find no place, and where
veneration and love for the Union of the States,
and the whole Union, is heartfelt and sincere.
The Com Of Arrangements respectfully
take this occasion to express to yoa their high con-
sideration, sc.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
&. A. WoRTENDYKE, Secretary.
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Our Postal Arrangements.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
In your paper Of this morning you complain
Of the irrtgularty Of the mails, and the defective
postal arrangements in various parts of the country
citing example the length Of time required for let
ter from Morristown to reach New York Perhaps you
not Of the fact that the time
municate by NAIL between the latter city own
distant from each other about five ten minutes SAIL is
eighteen to twenty four hours letter mailed at either
place, to- day. will not reach its destination until to-
row. u. 8. NJ.
RRooxIyy June q 1871
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Collins and his Steamers.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Is il not time that the New York merchants begin
to think of paying Mr.. Collins compliment All
proud Of what he has achieved; but have
heard that he has received any public thanks for his
many years unweared exertion-which have not been
profitable some people have imagined.
Please call meeting, or, in some other way set this
matter foot The people win not be found willing
respond to the call They simply require the oppor
tunity. w.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
ID Chestnut streets. PhiadelphiaP. I. Barnum Propre
tsr ii. Sanford kanagerTwo perform daily alter
evening Admission cents children half price.
Monday June To- Mr. Booth the eminent tragedan,
makes his hr in Hamlet During the week the
Martinett formerly Of the Ravel Family will their
teesng evoutions and the Tight Rope.
Mr. Taylor the popular comedian will also appear during
the week In the LADY Lyons and other fAvorte plays.
Pleasing farces both afternoon and evening Tho collection
half dozen original collections including the famous
by Peale. These all worthy Of VISIT and be
together with the In the Lecture Room.
Tor the low price Of IS cents.
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sIIIPPIN9s

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoyPANY.-FoR
" Bremen, via Southampton.The y. s. Mail steamship
HERMANN f. Crabtree commander, will sail for Bremen
via Southampton, Saturday July 18th, from Pier No
North River An experienced Surgeon attached TO the
ship. All letters must through the Post Once. Specie
delivered IN Hayre For freight apply to MOL
LEX, SAND RlkRA AGENTS, W Broadway.
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VNBE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
Nail steamers.-The ships comprising this line tn

ATLANTIC. ........................Ca Capt. West
IASIIlO. SApt Nyo.
AhNLlI. , nPt. Luce
BALTIC %. Capt Comstock.
ADRIATIC. Observation-Disclosures Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
service been taken in their
srueon as also in their engines to insure strength and
speed, and their accommodation for
equaed elegance comfort Price OF from New
York to Liverpool $780, exclusive Of extra state
ta1o from Lxsrpool New York. 60. An expert
enoed will be attached to each ship No berth
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~ This celebrated Menageriethe largest and best
Quoted in the known almost animal
known to natural history and which has received the
tonage and applause Of hundreds of Thousands Of the most
respectable and in egn people OF the United States has
just commenced most brilliant summer campaign and will
visit the principal cities towns Of New England in the
following order yzTuesday June 2ith, Natiek Wednes
day 9th, Wathsm; Thursday 2th. Concord; Friday 9th,
and Saturday. 18th, Lowel Monday th Lawrenee; Tues
day july south Reading Wednesday, ID Chsrlestown;
Thursday Sd Friday ftb Saturday 5th Monday 7h, Tues
day kth. an w ednesdny 9th Boston.