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After tie frs for few days, there good demand
for many Kinds Of goods, and considerable amount Of
business transacted
The principal part, II not all the suction houses,
had been burnt outcopsq uently but few sales we're
made at public suction. But for tn. last week the
suction houses having been put mp, many have
aard themsl,c Il the means ~ pushing "a rem nsuts
Of stocks; srd others wishing 90 realize q cool
many goods bsyt been forced Oh at the lst Irregular
istes Thee circumstances have caused fever transso
uons ut private sale We think borever that the sur
rus stock will soon be worked OF and trade dow In tie
regular course and II heavy business IL not done Il
will regular and at remunerating rates except with
articles With which overstocked Prices have
certainly been ten per cent easier since last steamer
except for some few articles II cannot be other wise
after 90 appalling calamity the last fire. than that
some heteness should be the consequences but we feel
certain, when say that all that can be done by any
other community can and will be done by ours Msce.
lsnsous consgnments cannot be advised The regular
trade know their wants and their orders ar. the
surest course for shippers to be Unlicensed w
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MON pcv MARKET.

"fDS.sDaS. July 2-sPM.
There Smoothing new In the stock market Prices to-
day show material variation from those current at
the close Of the market yesterday and there appears to
be but little disposition TO enter into any speculative
movement ~ inp~isnce W. shah be In tho
midst Ct the due,t season Of the year anil We must
erpects moderate depreciation In the market value of
oil stocks. A. general thing they too we'll held
10 be d.Ireested mucb aud holders have 40 much
confidence IN leading ralrad securities that many
Of them will vthdrss from the market for q time al
most totally Indifferent 70 the eourts prices viii
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Marine AMslvs.

DFrssrv,r o. rHg s.o,s.-rhs r. N steamship
Niaesrs Cap, stone lef Of noon yesterday for Liver
pool she carries $3.50 3zs in spseis aud ninety pa
sengsrs
Lar>eHro-A hstt,poisstt sth ut, BY Mr. Whson
BsrHor me ship y 5sl tons .sst The Europa length
li6 feet breadth q Zee, incbe. depth 10 ft inches
he uhak Aeh~y
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RELEASE or rHE BRIrisu DEsERrER FROM Cts
TNDY- TRrrNPa OF LAw.-We give elsewhere ;hc
decision Of Mr. Commissioner Bndgham, releasing
from custody Walsh, a desertsr from the British
amy, charged by sir Henry Balwer add Mr. Bar
clay with robbery, in taking knife aud keys, in
New Brunswick and ella med by them on that
account, under the oxtradition clause VI the Ash
burton treaty. The decision, under all ths circun
stan:es is correct and prOper-indcei, 10 much 50
that We were surprised 10 end 4 dplonstis,, and a
ststssman Of 90 much sagscity, intelligence and
tao, a. Sir Henry Bulwer, making 20 great a mis-
take as to lay claim 70 the such slender
grounds. We have every reason to believe that the
British Minister has been duped by some .,oaItcrn
q tho Briti,k army, quartered in New Brunswick,
wao was anxious 70 make a show Of Sesl, tor eject
elsewhere. However, Sir Henry Buiwer h,s no,
lost our good opinion, or good grace although
be has Loot one Of Queen victorias valofoa soldiers
and the btevehes Of her Majesty. lie makes such
good speeches about tho Union, and agree
able in his new style u diplomacy, tina. he sttnds
higher than any Of hs predecessors, with the
great booy VI the people Of this country --aiwAy.
excepting the descendants Of the bsrs-ieggsd Celts
Of the shakespeare. The frst thing that impressed
W. with high opinion Of sir Henry, vas Tue truta
and accuracy with which he described General
Taylor's cabinet, In a letter to Mr.. Chath,ld lie
found that opinion in our columns aud sdop,ei IL
Had he only bad opportunity VI kaOrias our
opinion on this Walsh case, be rould have
Of With flying colors, instead Of "threc sroans'
from the Cets at the steps Of be City Hall
BY the declaration Of Independence. The Cons'itu-
ton Of the United states, and the aid Of the a5.
the soldier Walsh is now freeman and has started
on the path # the future lie viii probably be DIS
cha ged from the service - he United states,
ana viii be entitled SOON 10 set ny tor himself lie
saIds a fair chance oi being admitted into tie
coteries ct the shakespeare butcl, where brandy
is alpaIs strong. aud The ruirkey asays clear aat
nay yst be cnBsiIdnte TOR tee Olhce vi after.utl
ia he -iuth vsrl. o. Five Points. Whu k1oss3
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BANNING OPERATIONS ON THE PLAfSFIELp Plat
FoRM-ANoIuER Rich CASE or FINANCIERINS.
We publish, in this days Herald, full report Of
another of a purchase of bank, aud the vari-
Gnaneiering operations mixed up with IL, in
voving parties 10 this city, in Massachusetts, in
Ohio, and III Missouri. The details Of the evidence
ere rich and racy well written novel or an
exciting DRAMA aud further revelations, equally in
teresting, are yet to come. These developments,
while they afford rare fun for the reader arc at the
same time highly instructive; and the eyes Of the
community beginning to be opened to the swind.
ling operations hitherto praetised upon them with
impuny. The enormous sum ola million Of dol
lals has been lost to the people within few years.
by banks on the Plainfeld platform. The STATE
Bank 1T Morris wb ose case was fully reported in
our columns, presented some rich diggings; and
now new placer is discovered in the Oxford Bank
in Massachusetts What NEXT
In this case, bankers, aud brokers' aud fnansiers.
in Will street and Cincinnati, in 1t. Louis, aud
Worcester, and Oxford are the dramattS perS1'te.
ard they play their parts with great eclat II VIII
b. observed that some of the same actors have per-
formed their rJie in the piece lately enacted at
Norristown. The ran;tications of the Pltiniell
system arc wide spread aud intricate but with the
help OF fearless aud independent press, and an
honest, uDhibcbing administration VI Il Law, the
upas tree will DC cut up, root and branch and all
the yillany practised in darkness exposed to the
licht Of day,
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SEVEN OLOh, 4. NJ
FIFTEEN DAYS LAlER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIV VAL
STEAMSHIP PROMETHIUS.
~~N.o~@~>~.,-~~.-
Three Million of Gold Dust on thu
Way to New York.
~N>~0~>s~o0N-r,>,o---~-~-eN
RIOT IN THE CITY OF NEVADA.
NNN~~0,>~0~--~>~->>~~~~-~-..
Revival Of Business in San Francisco.
0-0->>N'-oN---0-N~~0~>~0~~~N~
MINING NOE.
~o~.>~~>ooo>~~r--oO~o>->
The INDIAN TRoUBI Hs.
>~o~>NO~oONo~~~D-N~N||~s-~
Agricultural Prospects Of California.
~o~NNo~>>~NNo~oNNo~~~o~
Execution in Stockton,
&c, &C., 60.

The steamship Promethsus Captain II W. tombstone,
arrived this morning ut early hour from Chayres
via San Juan de Nicaragua. She brings advices from
San Franeisco to the 3ls Of May fifteen days later thn
previous dates
The steamship Tennessee arrived at Panama the
Goth june with s25ooooO gold dust and two ndred
pasfepgers.
The Prometheus arrived at Chasres, on her outward
passage, the morning Of the I'D June Left Chages
the evening the 23d and arrived at San Juan in %
hours. Left San Juan the morning OF the 18th.
O'Clock A. NJ and arrived of Sandy Hook wednes-
dsy July "a at 10 o'clock p M.-making her voya;e
from san Juan in days Gnd toeny-one hours.
nsxed IL a list Of
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lie -bis fibsr h. chps assortment Of ight npods
adapted o. s pr.tsnt weather. vI Gau1s. Cotton
brrno and 'sthmtr- .hrtr Hair stocks 81 various coli
1ies. rrnvnts. srsrfi Ne NC AGATE tnak 81 u ~
Corasa shirts. ~ BruAdwAy corner Park Place.
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There IL 10 Article la an. w.r,ro.. or ,

f.nt AZ more inJortan,c 20 bis appear lueo
hsn en- elegantly de, cll tt'irr .hrt. IL believed
tnt IN ttis department ~ costume GREEN, No Astor
hout fkt~ lrectd'nCe all petit IL invites tho
test OF oompAiison sud ia spbunt 70 abide "a. rssut
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UOU BILE SHEET.
New yark, Thursday. July 3, 1854.
Teiexraphic Summary.

General scott, it appears, has replied publicly to
the imputat,n cast upon him in certain quarters,
Mat he is opposed to the compromise measures of
he last session Of Congress, and says that he has
always been empbatioally in fsyor Of both. Thi.
very good for the General; but be owes it to him
ss and to thu rhig party generally, osnsde ring the
position which he occupies, 10 say, openly and
lbeye board whether he discountsnanees any fur
Aher agitation Of the slavery question, and whether
be viii oppose any attempts to repeal The Fugitive
sas We law The wings ofthe South viii not be sa-
ss6ed win anything less; and unless ne take such
course he need not expect, and certainly ne will
Bot get any OF their votes.
Mr.. Webster has returned to Washington, for the
pGpesc { participating in the ceremony of layiag
Hs CONVERSION s.of the enlargement of the Capitol
He will lave for Massachusetts, about the tenth of
his month.
TIE alleged great fraud on The government by
means If Mexican claim, has, it appears, awak-
snsd the attention Of the government az Washing
Ion, and examination is abeut 10 be made
s'c INC aAdH' AA7 &c ntH ~ 0SiesiAA Se- ~ "A"
harm.
Tho Legislature Of Connecticut adjourned Si'S< die
yesterday. The House, previous to the adjourn
Dsnt, passed resolution endorsing the compromise
.. .olations and sustaining the Fugitive Slave law
B, large majority; but the Senate declined to
ssaeur. Its this differences between the two branches
Which has prevented the ele.tioa Of United
baAtes Senator. Il ia to b. hoped tha. the next
Senate will be wiser and more patriotic than tia,
Shich has just adjourned.
According to special despatch from Albany,
mite an excitement was created in the Assembly
sAen the College Appropriation til came up. After
. spirited debate, il was decided by handsome
n ,jority to postpone the bill inde initely Ualer
he circumstances, none but the Observation-Disclosures,
Or higher law men, will regret this disposal of the
matter; for no one who possesses any decency
ssald approve Of the odious feature Of assisting.
with the peoples money, the black and hideoas
cause Of an lgamation.
good deal of miscellaneous business was trsns-
sssed by the Legislature yesterls the particulars
II which will be found under our tslegraphic head,
With variety Of other interesting intSligs from
aiGsrent parts Of the country.
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A eI.ar, " hue. smee,n. nnrr.enled .l,n.

,cn VI MS arttt elastic such GoURAUDs italinp
hoicste soar snre % impair T. admirably t-asteS
nd s' % ~ bead ~ rch shy. glossy, aud rdnnJsns
hsr vt duetd - wins rsvds tircassiar gloss
rauu lodor suhile Bsnn,iy und psrms Nv eradeat
~ hair from sN tori esds airy past body Uou
rsud LILY he refrtshine cosmetic this fuit-y wa
Yer iw ovtr at. hushrd and sluggish com ps lions.
qnid honee Liquid Hfr Dte sc all sound al ,be IA
established laborst"ry 81 WALKER street near foadsav
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Ju, =" lave Isir Of cpfur.sble foet walh With
Im ny b- he'd y Isytnk - cents q hsttIa of A. "
Bushs elsl rttti sarlc PRINCIPAL iara,
Ss Greshsth rn.r ~ Duane street,
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shos ~, Pump every tJl and description, tds in
The hath - 't,c, - Fr heather and iy
The ct ssrtrsr w cv. at BFpOKs's New YORK Boo
ard she 'mr"t M street ths sheAfsst place In
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Ne9 The etoers = devas'.tas the Whole Western an
scuern enutir Trad dets,e that ahoali look
", lr.vstu.n " her. rather than ~ 81. means Of
cure ttt.r - ssfutC ariv H. aud Nov
wratiitg ts c'etd f,i ttan by wearing Dr
rhb1tNF Neuttattd ATrun. O. be h. sein.
snd cu-'rng ne woe sur'acc ~ towels Ihev have
ben St.t ,N,ly used ~ tirsrd snd never prom
..'n trevn 70 have ~ cholera has ~ them
lhoretnd have zen saved ~ u-t them W. advise each
OF our uiehds ~ Sin 10 vet ately.
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and 1"mm,. fsv. Noretnfrs con6ped their alton
ton 10 tfe pin and cheap far line but
have povn more adventurous ana few VI the specimens
have embarked in the Hat ade Beware Of them Thsy
talk che tut purchase from them will be the dearest
Mud ~ .xIsrerce When You want Hat. call KNOX.
OF No lxs Fulton street We jeceives bub
always .es s.e 'est article that he manufactured
very trnur asvHn cal and look b. superb
Summer Hat. tbs inimitahle Rocky Mountain Beaver.
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Of .,mos, TILE Ing t"sss rer sbns % the
in this "f warmth he obtained DAltas
tensive Hat hnc Cop tt,hi-bment laj Canal street nj
is s.lps 81 his summer hat. reduced prcss Call OF
81 yorr own Jric-s
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who a., altoui plidav of the plea
tet l"s-'e do 1t better than going
the Nv ny, which an eN
ri lie t"utd. and rtCrninz will 70 into Flush
ing and inc her for three hours, the
yillsgati STRAIT "sPrt Ht- hours of starting &c. Will
"upd la ad,ertising columns Mr.. Fammer, Of 20
will a will ell
tary information relative T. Tue lot yet ulsold IN strason
pert, shi 'rtairy Of the lovely aud healthy
OF tri suburb Villages Parties going this excursion
Will lind that has been spared; fall Band OF
&ur has engaged aud Refreshments will be provided
the iost aud 1te New jersey will bring
ties III, in the fireworks and in all the
fettvities vi tfc se'itg
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fla, os.rt, ct irkR ha, attraotei
stt nti.n ere rot chaos from all part, OF
the aud $50 10 w0-th q III eworks sOiI liz
The Va tn sir met Is e0E plot. Bxhibi ior
Iiscss res nd L. issisrJ the
ol sflr did ri h'd Roman Candies, the most
kr mad. Oh fifteen bel hooksts,
fro OF to 81 b,rore equalled 1, streu, III and
lsrui, DID a1'h col tires serpeats. The largest
ftettt made sat,trd End fred by Nr Bogsrt
on III eterr, Of the sst ioart % Iuy F,iaes
fma ] wo'ts will be FURNISHED
et III loves wi Oiytsl article ted o.
sup r,r qrai " Fire t-nckers 4 Ne. l. sola at 30
Gskrr. 81 per 1oEerts 'aor.tory Ne. 10 At
lsnti. sire 'r rai sto,s No. $50 atlantic street.
Bro L. '. clos, "a nth BoEers will
graud tXh'hon t"Ji Of ls es No. is No. $50
atlsnt street. on the cvsni' OF the Fourth.
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eirisl IN sle Herald ricrrvd - zoe Ceaa Hat
Dollar Hat IL merely clip u the psn " -
~ IN. men'ry 6- It'll ~ducre oh hxurc
Dollars, sltLotth malsss Five Dollar st Tor the
GENiN, 2 Broadway. opposite e.. Paul's.
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Gentlemen H,i,hinr Uhsann mud 2

Pnnsn. shnr straw aud Felt Hats be found at W.
y DhVlD nl broadway. second door from Dame street
These vho are In want Of such should certainly give
call. Prices moderate
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VVnEsIIff OF
Georgia remarkable chd is cresIing quite excite
lii peri the Eroadway Tab rnnos, last
FrGav night huly astonishing He Is only two years
and four TIL old nisy the drum equal
old drummer. Bis whiting i truly astonishing He
All give storrari Hail. of Broadway
alker t.ts'sied several performers among ~hs
is Mis- Laura I's, the faenating vocalist aged
Nv yesr sssistd rs vionist the evenings
d, ID -'h July Asu 4 newark Jersey, tho
evening e 9Th 81 Iuly. hau ta-ion ~ cents,
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especially invited choice sss-ton -e..
C.H.s ne variety w. hyend all doubt tho srea,sss ia .h-
el oowprsing the meet beautiful in sheli ana
bufalo horn. Conts repaired aas made TO order.
a
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Arrival Of the Asr,es-Lat.r rrom Europe.

frst Of Last month, brought by the Airica. The
hermann only has dates 70 the eighteenth aitimo
Cotton has advanced, and the Naaches,er tn lie
Asving become Inore brisx, sales have increased
The corn market, also, has improved, and the
yioes Vt American hour and corn ha - advanced
This political news T. not very important. The
Committee On the Revisi9n Of the COoftituiion,
ssdyr the pres dsucy u VI. de Bsogs, remain 10
sssson. Beryer advocated al entire rsvi-i0n-
O-illJn Barrot the revision Of "a few articles 20
would rot favor the views OF L0ui- Napoleon, and
pOssd aDy revision jules Fayre, alec, va against
" De Toequeyille advocated partial revision.
Ard thus the matter stood on the twcnty-htst Of
jane. In al probab lily the revision will depend
s1sn the Couf ellis General next m9lth, when the
A..saby may have - yield N their decision Tie
discussion on the National Guard question has been
suultuous, and much may yet result from the agi
l.Ion Of the subject. Csvaiguac keeps the d,sti-
ases Of the :, pubic poised his sword.
There has been nothing either in Spain or Pr
nesl .nee The la. adv Ices, worthy Of much con-
Hnt Al Madrid. some fears have been entertained
that SalJ4uAa's position may endaager thc constr
sstional throuc II Portugal-in which event spain
vVald interfere; but uch apprehen'ions seem to
nave bad 10 power over the spanish ministry. sal
s.uha's oouise, thus far has been wise and pacific,
and Il he eau replensh the exehequer his course
nay BE- made comps ra'ively smooth
In Rome the scclesiasticsl power II cousoli latine
hs political strength. While the legates Of the
Pope and his followers, press biz desires, and thus
tend TO increase his authority, at Rome men are
.hot by the orders Of the ecclesiast.c tribunals
Out Of sach things roactionary even,s must spring
o. an early day.
tuaia still gives trouble 10 the East lndis CON-
,-ny-0 the British government. Il Il all oue, eN-
seyt IN name. Il il the field that depppulates Eng.
sd, and helps TO give a surplus Of females 10 the
Utrtsd kingdom It's history has not yet been
state Of revolution against the rcigulng dynasty,
and The popular cause seems - triumph.
on DrrS Some u The papers state that sx-
Senator West'ott, o. Florida, Is 40 editor Of The
k.p YOsk Herabi; also that &. f. lester Esq. l. an
editor of the ssmo. We suppose these vii be fol.
loved With reports that Archbishop Hughes il an
editor Of th. Htrakf-that Vim NJ. seward Il in
,he same sategory-that Daniel Webster has a
anger Ia the pic, Sc. SC We suspect that -r
Henry Bulwer has a very decided connection With
,be HuaL1-to say nothing Of Queen isabola
NJ Spaip. the Emperor ~ Russia, the Captain
General of Cuba, Sc. No one. however, will su4
s.ct Prince Albert becauss be has business enough
W do in keeping up the royal line Of tngland-
,.r the Emperor Of Austria, for he i too great
bio, Ahead Here The socialists say that Satan
IA. been engaged ON the Hoah, ben,e calling u
,,, ss,e,, prese Ifso, satan has made capital
ssba,for the aust time in his history.
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PASSENGERS by TIE STEAMER pRouEruEus.

PAssENGERs by TIE STEAMER PRoMErHEus.
Mr. Medina, lady, three children and Brad
sf f5' S1 Sr S Gar. fss 3:l
s SF NJ kssc o sa b. f T@ss. s nr a
pr, Mr. butcher John Smith, lhos Ctocker Dix'a;
cSsds rs.S. Dr. astIh' Seoa rTR Bsssi
I! cars "sa G4s G.n.i wv @naas sps
Grnh aaGrt ts c:snsn SE% ps%
& c'ss ei fea.s an, ciR. Godsy Din ssss
hanss F%s ' WHY Fyrs i Aa S9a
Grant s IT, HssrSs" Ssgp Wo
koseE E vii. ids.fd K.scs, a Tsnn,, JOIN Wocis
u Vile eresn T sossr'. siaeum as RS; )
ri,e ar si,h1 c. MeTeg1e nI.dss! s,e4et
F." D'I;y "a G,. c,o sb e. s s
ermes sas nn waHscs R" wS4.s Svs a2rs.
r shGtse ; acli,,en ~ Darby I'd rau,,,@?, Wx
j%.e''S. ssfsiI: xs'!o,'' sssl:. era%p
1--WE White Winasli Il nsrs. inShs,
nfaT, 1TaIs Io:s; %nis;d, nv GGsin g:6:e,
Mo- vllon; Joel lesi'. John s:let Thos CLARK
'sS W. r Gl' WIN si a, iy s iS''ri sa !a P
Pay, Er,'q H., sslrory SO Lyon Ps,o@eT siison
ss a1 xrd f'i;I Enss rA sssny Md a.
Sesrs h5sns Shepard s'fsy .s.d sR s%o.
RoSa Lsr
Eateg Jo,sph Gordon Dosns; smith, W Bar:hoie:
H.f Slss'n ss;s scosR :s:.
Arnold. Hume,ton, Haynes @ W keuney. Thomas
Clsrr Thos Clegg Jr. Lewis. John Walsh, Rams-y
Enrnl am, James Can pbell J W Plcmnes. Ha-iden
and far lily. Iee'h. " Pavey. l. wakely CushIng
Lewis Matter Sargent Holmes, Cade. l. Hudson.
Ed vousn, Hudson. Mee4 tludss.. yasob Shor.w.
AVandewstsr Tieknor Oh Lsyeiiie and .ady 30
A passenger named Nicholas salmon, Of Fulton
Ohio, died on the 2sth June.
The steamer Empire City was at Chagres when the p.
eft.
The accounts from San Francisco encouraging
remarkable energy IL exhibited In the work OF re-
luding and restoring what recently dest royed
by fire, and business affairs rapidly improving
On the % June the steamers New Orleans and North
erner arrived at Panama from San Francisco first
with 100000 in gold and $50 passengers the latter
with 100000. and l25 passengers
riot which thresened serious results occurred at
Nevada on the 18th May. Il had lie origin in a long
standing dispute soneer ming land claim Gun. aud
and ptc hae been freely used but IL does appear
that airy rerson killed
The nominations for State Officers and members Of
Congress made by the democratic and wbig congentons
respectively follows
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Bun tr hat. VII Ind Drib Beavers
Pansma. strs~ BRAID md price,
by calling A. JACOB BANTA ), No. IA Boy.ry,
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VA nrs attract the entire attvn vf ths fashionable
ror g 'hs - muhi' 10 IL thronssd IRON morning
vnn nirht With Ia tis grd rerts vhp have foand
Gus that ais the only place to buy ROOD article
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ruiN ruHts old. In oftas
an>ir msufestc drer to stuess the exsraor
dir performances e t- surprising infant, he WILL with
IL. astu Of Nj Lru,s, e and others give concert
afternoon r ~, Fourth of July, nc three oclock. The
soIntJ, "a atefa vii be only shilling for
lud children. 0ay. Stoppanis Hall,
4 VI " slksr ~ rect and Broad way
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tfanni ren,rl AL" n .nusied In ths splendid temple,
~ rtreets, attracts Thousands
we'll citizens IL IL decidedly the popu
lar efa h"ert OF te ind In tits city aud probably
t. 1t add furi h than any hadoen Others in this
country.
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viii want Hst ycuwili Gala the Union HIT store. ~
y, Item street. between lillian aud Gold, you will
fRIEMAh who will DO all he Z please You with q
Rocly Mountain Bs aver light slack No skin Hat
ttraw Hats In all their varieties cheap. Don't fcryss the
Union.
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1ftrv SIC srst Inducements held forth ~ Coar:iandt
str,et undor hs rrhsi t. note fr oct
endid article IN the Of patent leather Boot Shoe
orGsiter uTyn terms The meet reasonable. ID. BROWN
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MUM f-rty 10 proved, hss not 80 equsfts London Paris
y The lni,sl State ~ which positive proof 10 ay svsn
hs omte FULTON street. up stairs where Tor
rs1ef Ladies waited upon At their desired
For ale al o ~ the principal ifagfists
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Fourth II July Exou, si0n.-EOr particu-
ar-' mot te ghui tS,Ursicl that iav the ad
verts " the Thomas Huise for trip around Staten
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CITY lntelli:sence.

W. Nrw Va hoiUNT.EEs This remnant Of this
gslsri band ~ soldiers, who reflected much credit
eciy aud state " New York during the late With
D'zie "'l AK rart la te military procession 10
rtv TIN @rsr' anl Trmhcrs will at thu Mercer
N"u'- tbs 'v''n< at light o'clock for the purpose o.
making Err'iil -hi. lts fr the parade
AsorIrR Mas $uN sIurcK.-On Tuesday, iaborn.s
fti dwn n fhe Hhtk having been sun struck Ne
wac iak, N 10 IN. sIhtsi D, oficsr