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MIRROR OF OUR COUNTRY
MINSTRELS, at EEL.
MISCELLANEOUS.

YNO THE PUBLIC.-lNDlA RUBBER
j sHOES-Our attention has been called to an alyer-
tis.msnt by Horace n Day, published IN the Nesfork
Herald Of July H. 1851 and the Courier and Enquirer Of
same date IN which after much unDerlted abuse II our
attorney Wm Judson Esq he asserts that We dare not
charge him with pralins COOdytars Patents under our
ow names and that he does not infringe Goodyear Pa
tents in the manufacture Of shoes
We have purchased license for the manuiactife Of
India Rubber Shoes under GOOd ears Patents and pad our
money and daily paying tanf for The same aus any
oh might have done the disposed 70 do 80
rather than pirate upon GOOdyears Patents We think
more ust to purchase right 10 wand patent than 10
infringe Mr. Day after having been pfOsecuted ac,
nowedged Good ears nights n ade settlement ana
agreed IN future not infringe his patents He ls now at
tempting only nfnDge said patents but To nure us
also who have for large cnnsdeTaton purchased our IL
censes and now work under them. and charge Mr. DAY
directly, snd that signatures, ~h pnalihs
uDos (ood Patents the manufacture o the shoes
which he Is offering the public and We give notice thal
he and all who are concerned with hum IN purchasing 9r
vending his shoes made IN violation OF SAID patent hs"
will be prosecuted New York, July IL, 1851.
l.. CANDEE,
Harvard Rubber Co, b.
WM A BUCKINGHAM, Treasurer, -
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co
h HUTCHINSON, President, .T
FORD 4 co Dl'u
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EAYLER'S SAFES-Fire proof beyond

IA LEX - DAT Eo-r Ire pIooi ucy ohu
~ doubt Buffalo. July II. lS3l-Deaf Slf IL affords
US much pleasure to certify that we have y experience
aScefa,n.d your Ssfes 10 he what call Them hre
proof" One Of your patent Double Flange saiamandeI
Safes containing about $40 ia money tEethsf win our
bOoAs and papers severely tired by me on ,hs
.th INST by the burning Of ehouse containing tDout
~ tuns Of CON bustibs merchandise, large amount oi
lau0T tnrpentins OIL sc all of which was consumed
The safe was IN the second story where ws Tor some
time exposed the fire. then fell directly by the burning
uerchandlse below whch unquestI0nab was the hottest
place we ever saw tbs situation renamed TOR from
H. hours exposed 20 al heat and when taken
from The runs was leraly red hot In about two hours
fks paper, ami money not any degree injured by the
heat 10 the had been long exposed We feel
perfscty assured thai your safes are he PROOF neyVho
doubt and tsse pleasure IN recommending them To the
puI,ic Respecis1Ilv yours,
P' MAXWELL PATrEN.
To Mr. G. GAYLE, .
Sa,a.oanleT SAT. Maker. 20 John-st New-Y YORK
REHOVAL.-The Depot for Gsyiers salamanca ss'ss
reu..ved from, "a of OOld
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| GENTLEMAN about breaking up
1OARD.-Wanted in the lower part OF
DOARD WANTED, with breakfast and

tea, and dinner on Sunday, not above Bond IN
gentee private family 10y gentleman who Will infnish
hs own room Address, stating location, terms, &c,
AINSLIE. box, 2746 y. O Vl1 ~
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TNO PRINTERS. Wanted, a purchaser
II T.. ,..o-.,- IIAND ppEcS ar1 Self-Inklng VI A

j burgh from about the 18th Of September next a
House suitable for a small family IN respectable locaon
WI walk of the ferry. Rent not 70 exceed
500 OF $40 address. with full particulars. c W l. at
the ONCE # THIS paper. lYI} ~
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ERAN0N SpRINGS-Shortest and

EBANON SPRINGS. Shortest and
/cheapest route this delightful Sumner Retreat Is
BIZ the Hudson River boas and Hadson River Railroad 10
Hudson and thence by railroad and stages u the Song
oy the wav of the Shaker City. Passengers from Se"-
York hy morning boats railroad ~" leave Hudson b}
the o'clock p NJ TRAM and arrive az the Springs at u
PM PASSENGERS from New-York by evening boats OF
trains WIN leave Hudson the morning at o'clock, and
srve AZ the Springs Al q Usua iaIe upon Ihe h'e'
81 fare from Hudson 10 the Springs, 81 80 .
T. WATERMAN, Superintendent,
Hudson, June g. 1851 JeI< 'Ih
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DJVIDEND-New York and Harlem
Raj Rad oupany The Directors Of this Company
haye declared the Fourth Semi Annual Dividend of IWo
PIX CENT on the OLD CAPITAL SIOCk ont Oh tns
net earnings OF the SIX months ending June 3Jlh s1i
pyable al the Office of their Treasurer, NO Centre on
ana after tuesday August 5h between the n"ufs OF
Tbr Transf.r books viii closed Sal srday July nth
=, oicLocs p NJ and opened Wednesday, Ausas' 'h'
a. ~ '' SAMUEL NJ BLATCHFo ORD, Treasurer
Nsw York, July lith, 1851. U' az"
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SECOND EDITION OF DUMAS'S

- nfN NuNtI FthfI fIS
TIE COUNTESS OF SALISBURY by Alexander Du-
sec0ud edition PTlce 50 cents.
Ihs OF Dumas historical and haS 70 do
with that IerOd history Of France the Nllth cen
fury hen the Christian rule OF 81 LOUIS succeeded the
Pagan dynasty oi Charlemagne; when cheitany gives
place eudav when the European States establish
ed Eng and and France separated the chvauc orders
wandering h0rde~ d>per>e sprnE up, wages
taAs the pace serItude. pamen> arse. schools are
established aud the foundations OF the modl m world are
lad Dumas IN this novel IN most OF ms other similar
Efforts has succeeded admirably depicting with sNiduess
the aspeC. Of That veuod and bringing u puncla person.
aces bod and soul, before the " minds eye"
gC1ur Eng
lust published new edition of that renowned book "
"Mrth and Fun - -
PUNCH's COMPLETE LETTER WRITER Priee
p cents StRlNGkR TOW NN>END'
WIS 81 222 Broadway.
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NFW-YORK TRIBUNE
xrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE

I's,p EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY Excsf1En)
-zpusg BUILDINGS, CORNER ~ SPRUCE sSo Sas
t' s.r sTs OPPOSITE IHs CITY HALL,
..-.d N Cfty Subscribers 10, ~, Cent? ,ey vees
So they prefer they can pay IN ahs1ce al ,he p-ss
- vssnrth. ~ year az the raj. Single copies,
tsnSp Mail Sgbscnt-rs Elve Dp<fars per snanD 10
Jse,n sub~erittlons taken fOy months For tt'res
t1'ss "a Three Dollars m advance required IA al ex-
nse. nth Country Newspapers DAILY Papers receives
oaes whose terms higher than those OF Inc
nsussas .fs not allow ed aay d.hkf.neo
one NEW-YOkk WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
vvEY LARGE PAPER FOR The COUNTRY,
s,,.hed ever SATURDAY Nossse. at the ,ow prce Il
snnup, N advance Kigtt sopes lor $40, "f twenty
10 one address for Szi and the payer no ease coh
go ,eyord TIE time Ear Which 4 = pad A1ssftsT
ss for tbs sheet ~u be ch@fgsd 20 cent? per he e~1h
bssrnon
THE STwY-WEEkLY TRIBUNE
.,,hh,,ed ever TUESDAY and FRIDAY morn,ag rlrs 1
49, zrnur Two copcs for s.. Ten FOR ssV Ao'ei'
ssr<pts 6 cents q hne for each insert IN
TIE SEW-YORK TRIBUNE
yoR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
,.h;shed .. the devar lre Of each Mail steam. lo - ~
G,esl Pnoe q cents a copy, or 81 oer @ ysa ocadsd
sr4t BRITAIN or IS To IN. Continent postage sA'A 1
THE yEW-YORK TRIBUNE
"a. c,rIroRSII OREGON AND THE SANDWICH is"A""o'
. .,h.,ed on the departure Of each sall steamer i"
T1..res P,ice g, cents per copy. -. . ,r,, ,....t...
"e GEEFLEy MCELhAlf rnsisl'rs
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EXCURSIONS-The Steamboat NM
rRAND SUMMER EXCURSION from

~ Ner-York by the NEW YORK and ERIE RAIL
ROAD To DUNKIRK and BUFFALO In pursuance OF
ARRANGEMENTS made with the New York and Enc Railroad
Crurany tickets for the above excursion going and coming
vii BE sold at the low price OF TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
OF l7th of July IN the Companys Steamers 1t the foot Of
Duane and Will from Dunkrk on or before the
2orh al their option af0rdng opportunity 60 ysit MAJ
ARA FALLS OF DETROIT. and ihe UPPER LAkES
THIS the opportunity at the cheapest rate ever Of
frd for travelling upward Of thousand miles, and en-
oylng the finest scenery the Uned States Tickets can
he had only Of WiNChESsil Tn,
ul0 II Hamdens Express, . Wall-st.
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE NEw-YogX AND ERIE RAILRoAD co
NEw-YoRK, July II, 1851 !
NOTICE.-The seml-annual interest on
\,ae Convertible Bonds Of this Company, and on the
Ircoue Bonds due st VI August next VIII DC pau
at the Office tins Company on thai day on
- tho Courons II the pfice of the Company. - Wast
- 'A' NATHANIEL MARSH, Secy.
New-York July u. 1851 Ui'
MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANh,
WI 6.8 Broadway-Depostors IN ths institution sissu ~
to interest on Their deposits up 10 July can no" ,
~ me IN anuhcaflon The declared 10 yer cent
~ 1s ~ s51S and under and per cent. over 500 In
ter mot called for the 18th INST VIII De entered on 'hs
80 a. ,r,nc1neI and draw interest from July !.
O''N' - A c KINGSLAND, President.
r J. BROWN. Vice-Presldent 60.
July 1891. ysl' a.
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BowEsY s.vIsGs BANK, NeNScrs, July 49, 1911.
DIVIDEND-The Depositors are here
Ihy notified thaia semi-Annusl Dlvcsnd a. ths ta "a
~ uer cen, per anuun all sums OF tVe Dol rrv
,1v, ard and less nan Five Hundred Do!sxs t" ~ Ia,
r.r cent rer annum all sums IL Five hunars ,h1se
and inward which have been deposited a. Is1s VI .. y,
Tnths preyIons % the 81 viii be paid 70 dep ~
az at.r N,.a, the 2lst inst during the hours u A.
.i M. Rank All interest called fSr WI -. a..
rii md draw interest acea djnty from ths =.
The rate interest from the nIs cay ~ ns les.
Honth VIII os fns s. r .pnafn On Of s'e' aha
Upward ,...s an MONDAYS. Thnrsdays
Ihs Bans S,osn Spsn SO 81, Hcos NJ. at ss bo"sH'
b. order the trustee .yEs MILLS, President.
- yii ~
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DUARDING.-Two Gentlemen can be
accommodated with board and pleasant airy room by
applying at ~ Nandam-st Jyl3 u
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l(OARD-Genteel permanent Board at
(6S Fulton-st. Also, transient day and dinner
hoarders ylj ln'
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IEOUSE.-A Furnished House wanted,
on or before the lst of September by small family
gentleman and his wife. Address Box l,iR, Lower
y yi21'
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EREENWICH SAVINGS BANK
Il SIXTH av. Fourth st-Jnly Semi Annual in-
tercs-Ihe depos,ors hereby notified that The semi
annual interest al the rate Of cent annu on All
sums $500 and under, and pes cent per all
sums S5oo Will be PAID 10 depossors on and aner
Monday, 2lst inst
This Bank is open for business Monday. Wednesday
and Fnday anerncors from to "wednesday after
Moons from 20 5 q o'clocS, fCr females only.
By order Of the Beard of Trustees
EDWARD PlGOr, S.
iyl2St' WM. L WhlrrEMORE, wv
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SELLING OFF
INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac.
WARREN AcxERs,s. Secretary jez5 anDxSw'
HATS.-Straw Goods. Straw

Goods. for gents, young gents. youths and infants,
consisting of Panama braid Leghorn and Palm Hats
also new style braid hats for gents Young gents and bows
with style boys and infants straw Also various
patterns gents and young gents moeskin silk BLACK
pearls white colored beaver hats Ut MONARQUES 22S
BoweTv ly3 lms
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~ Pic Mic Excursion.-rhe Sabbath School at
tched 10 the Nurtok-st baist church. viii make An eN
smslon to RIDDLES GROVE by steamer NlMROD, ON
WEDNESDAY, July loh The, would cordially invite All
those wish ENJOY pleasant excursion to that de-
hthiul Grove with them Steamer leaves Delan-
O. ST at o'clock Finh-St, II Fulton Ferry BrooSlyn,
a Pier No. J. N X. II Chambers-st, Gcntlemen's
f.kets 81 cis LADIES' 23 chdIens l2l Tickets may be
sained al X ietcrson'S lii Bowery. and at Andrew
&any 81 Norfolkst. opposite the church also at each
landing Yl9 ~
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L. G l. r q y ) to the FlSHlNG
lLBANKS every day IN the week during the season -
The we'll known sea steamer BUFFALO. Capt smith,
viii leave Hammond-si X, at II o'clock, Canal St
returning by Fishing tackle ban, and reireshmsnts
xiII h. uroylded Fare Is cents each way. Jel3 2m'
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SITUATIONS WANTED for the best

- O, ssr.nts-Cooks Nurses, hoasewoTh girls, &c.
&c Also situations for Men ss FHGers, waters sad
Soxs ,.Y Ssloens &c Wanted. tins day. 10 new shTt
,Ionsrs also 50 ro.d Girls for tcusewors n En-
plo, Rsn, Ofce, AS Broadway. SAVNUf NS VIZ ~
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NOR SALE CHEAP at the BOW ERY
Il SAVINGS STORE, l26 Bowery
f2fe0 .ards elegant PRINTED LAWNS at Is
,COo do splendid BAREGES at 2s.
5ooe do nch BAREGES DE LANES at Is td
and 2s
GREAT BARGAIN.
Jogdozen Gentlemens Colored Border,d Linen CaihOr'
Hspdherchieis a, Is I'd 10 IS. 3D.
400 dozen LADIES' Coloed Bordefed Do at Is s 'l and
.oonio3s Some yerg beautiful.
700 dozen PLAN White Linen Cambnc At ONLY oNE
SHII IING-the finest offered IN this market al any
thius near The Pree
400 dozen Gent. Do a. - and g 30 per dozen.
SOME GOOD BARGAINS ALSO IN
sba,ys Silks FlanHels Linens, DamasAs Hosiery Glng-
hams Prints. Ss, &C.
DRAPERY-MUSLINS
We are selling at 81 worth 3s, and at = "ofth -
SUMMER WEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS
An excellent assortment very low.
nrTnsTb Fw AWE. GILLEY i co.
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VOL. XI......NO. 1885

A CHILD to ADOPT-A little girl, aged
" N u1n,hs Call at 2l6 Twenty s.L;hst, where the
chId M le seen -
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~ Excursion 20 Xonkers.-The Annual E1cur-
Of the SUNDAY School connected with The NJ p
Church, IN FoIsyth-st viii take place 90 THU RSDAl,
li,h INST The new and elegant steamer J p. SMITH,
VAL leaue pler foot OF Robinson st at o'clock A. M aud
will proceed the above place The parents OF the chill
den and those interested IN the School, particularly re-
suested 10 accompany them VloI.
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Two DELIVERERS and CANVASS

Il ERS.-A good Delverer and two good Canvassers
n AZ have permanent and good wases Apply 10
W H. FRY. Virtue, Son Coz 20 John-st,
yl5u. SeW-YOfk.
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THE yEw-YORK TRIBUNE

.,bl,-ed on the departure Of each sIa steamer io1
(-hases Prce 81 cents per copy. ,.r.I p,s,sbs,,
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yEysry Nan his own -rxsIE

pikttiT BIIi.DINC ASSOCIATION.-E member
vi this Association srequested TO attend the nex regular
meeting on IL ESDAY EVENING, July l3 at warren
Hall corner Oliver aud Henry sts tor the purpose OF
akng necessary arrangement to become incorporated
rude the Act recently by the Legislature All VINO
are unable to attend VIII please give written authority 10
their represent thes interest on leave their names
nj the Secretary Office that every mem
Isr should bo represented JESSURUN Sec ry. Ohce,
! Chnton. court Beckman-st jyl2 81
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CLERK. Wanted, a young man rs
~ Clerk retail Stationery Store-one who has some
knowledge of the business Applicants mus, state name,
age and what experience they have had IN the business
and also hat compensation will be expected Good refer
ences viii be required Address Nj b. j. Tribune Office
WIS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n, Teacher for the South.-A iady oi tuPeIiol @
sslfcations Teacher Of Muse ad VI ~ I,f re
y,,tn leasant fnat0n the Female Seminary oi r1Di
N RFRT MORGAN al Salisbury, NC Dy lHiIneuiatsy
odressIng y ID s.. Office OF tins paper VuN
,5 Oriental Lodge No. 6S. 1. o. OF u. F.-The
s,bers of tbs Lodge respectfully qeStes 20 a.,
end the funeral Of our deceased bIoIher n
rtFSDAY at o'clock NJ JNO' NAM ~ 80,
CHAs. LANGLEY, Secretary. ~"
~ Greenwich Lodge No. 40, L. o. of q, F.
~ Manners are notified TO meet Twenty eighth 81.
,ear Tentha TUESDAY, 18th instant az ociScK 10
steud funeral Of our late brother John CrsSoa S
Vl3 IT. ~ "i0 - -
~ Piano-Forte AssOciation.-A meeting OF tne
usmhe,s viii be held on THU UkSDAY EFENlNG. az =
l,ck al the Rooms Of the Association La Farge Bulu-
,us 2S7 Broadway room ). One PlanO-tOrte VIII nc
awaicd Persons desUOus ofJonng are invited 70 atVehu'
ar call previous the meeting and enter then names
b. Members who have not pad all their dues are es-
recally requested to do previous 20 thus meeting
VII la JOCELYN WATSON, Trustees
r5 American ninstitute.-FARMERs CLUB.-A
regular teing MI be held at the Repository 35l Broac
vsy on TUESDAY, the 18Th INST, a. noon Inc sae,ee.
fr d,scusslon proposed 10y PrOsessor Mapes Is " hOpt
Cors Their Culture and Uses Strangers are particularly
invited Admission free 10 all Hi1 II
to French OF Promise Of MarriaRe.-A Young
man out Mes recently refused % marry on account nI lo
ady's hair. which was Of DARK sa9d; on, fe1 t e -
ELECTRIC HAIR DYE and HYPERION FLUID Inc
cor of the hair was changed 70 beautiful dark brown,
and the bappy couple united the bonds OF matrlnO
NJ Thee with other articles be had of the inven
Tor WILLIAM BOGLE. z77 Washington Boston a
X a ID Sands 100 tulton-st Rushton, Clarke c. H3
Broadway: W n Cary Il Co and Budgenan& Day, fearl-
81 and Druggists throughout the country. Vio II
Meeting Will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
july 10Th at Warren Hail. of Ohver and Henry sts
for The purpose Of establishing Building Association on te
same pnncple and carry ont the same objects AZ te
Eeneft Second Third aud Fourth Blu Icing
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~ Every Man his own Landlord;I,tA p, pHsIlc ln

Meeting viii be held WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Juy lbih Hall. of Oyer and Henry sts
m Inc purpose of establishing Building Associai ION on the
pnnclple and 80 ont the same otecis AZ te
Benefit, the Second Third aud Fourth Budlng
Associations All who desrous of purchasing their
,yn houses and paying them with the they now
Iay for rent are invited attend Subscription Books now
open and prospectuses he obtained al the oGes oi
JOHN BUXTON, Jr, Wee President Of American Be
neht and Second American Benefit Associations, and )
JEsSURUN, Clinton Court, Beekman-st, near Nassau
lyl3 V.
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10y BANGS, BROTHER & CO., Trade
DRY GOODS, &c.

ELOSlNG OUT SUMNER STOCK,
' TO make room for Fall Goods.-BEEKMAN COM
PANY 20 Canal-s are offering some OF the greatest
inducements to purchasers that heard Of Ash
is their intention open the Fail campaign with an entire
new stock they are closing their present Spring and
Sumner assortment a, almost haf-prce. The following
are a small paIi of the bargains offered
VERY HANDSOME LAWNS for Is per yard that were sold
for IS.
Ri,H CHINrz CoIoRs for q 6d-fonner pnce Is
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH JAccoNErs for Is td-former
puce 3s
BOHEMIAN GRASS CLOTHS. SILK TISSUES, PLAIN and
figured BARRGEs figured and PLAN poPLIss, BAREGE De
LANES GRENADINES, FoULARD SILKS &c. all OF which
they are selling of greatly below cost prices.
SUMNER SHAwLs Of every description, Sewing Silk
Lace Barge with embroidered figure PLAIN white and
black Parege SC which they are determined to sell at
some pIioe be fore the close OF the season.
beautiful article white LACE SHAWL that cost sSto
import selhng for S. the square, or 81 10 the hasuae
NANTILIAs is wen known throughout the city that
the, have always sold cheaper than any other establish
ment in the business but for the benefit OF those not re-
siding the CITY, they viii state the fact that they will guar
autee 10 sell better article for the money than can be
found el,ewbre Their assortment on hand frst-rate OF
all STYLES OF trimming, and all Kinds of maternal, from the
riches, II WaeTed SIX down 10 the common Liner Man
tllla 4or travelling use.
TRIMMING IA1ES.-The balance on hand VIII he sold
yery CHEAP and ladies wishing anything II the Kind will
find il much to te4r advantage to call and examine the
stocA before making their purchases
iyl5lta HEEKMAN a COMPANY, O. Canal-st
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az Excursion to YOnkers.-The LAlGHr-ST
SOCIETY and SABBATH SCHOOL. have engaged The
new aud splendid barge ONTARIO, with steamer.
and Will start on to Yonkers, from SprngSt
d,ck n r. on WEDNESDAY,, July 10, at q A NJ. Tickets
nav he had Wterjons Hat Store 1880 Canal st and az
H. wharf Fare for the excursion 25 cents Children half
nice jyi23ts !.
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&3 OOO.--Wanted, person or or
BOARDING..

LIMITED STATES HOTEL at PHIL
u ADELpHIA.-The subscriber respectfully announces
friends and the travelling community thai he mas As
slmed the pIopre torslnp If the UNITED STATES no
TEL Long known connection with the Hotel under the
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe IN promising ts old
patrons thai nothing snail be wanting to confirm ITS
the best kept house M The country No
expense been spared completely rettting The entire
esiahIsment and he particularly invites attention 10 the
changes introduced Oi the and comfort V la
des Firmly determined to give satisfaction, he sOicts
continuance Of that patronage always freely bestowed
the old United States tmy28 3ml A u. ALLEN.
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ROARD.-Wa neatly furnished
Room with break fast and tea respectable private
Roman Catholic family. Address HENRY Broadway
Post Office. VlJH'
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~ Every Man His Own Landlord.-A SFiy NEW

Bull DING ASSOCIATION The four American Build
pg operation having proved successful
b.yond the most expectation Of It's funsers and
The imitation or fee being high as topper
Ale 10 the exclusion of members, II proposed 10 or
rsuizo a new Building Association, under the act OF
oporaon to be located the city OF New York ana 10
h. called The Mechanics Building Association upon the
sane principle as The American Building Associations
Due notice Will be given OF the time and place Oi le si
e,,nc Rocks Of subscription have been left at Barnard
Parsons l6 Wast PeCare Smith, 1870 and SS Center
81 and h G. Walker, cor Hester EhIaDelh SIS
where persous desiring become members can leaVc ther
.smas and ohtslp information Jyl4 9Th
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JOSEPHINE AXTMAN.-Information

a. wanted Of josephine Altman German girl who lef
her eAotnCe LAP Delaney ST. betW eeB AMI 8Ocluck on
CdGesday last since which time she has not been
heard from She % of age about feet inches
IN HIGHT rather stout darn hair and eyebrows and full
face had dress and striped bonnet she had been
but short uHe IN this country, was aoonng under great
depression spirits and fears entertained she may
have drowned herself Any information Of sad glI VIII be
fully received and literally rewarded nv her brother
JOHN ALTMAN, Jacksons Foundry, 81 Stanton-si.
~
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i newly anlv.d from Pans desires To find place as
teacher Of French either school private family
No OBJ ectlons the country References gwen Add ess
c w $50 Uouston-st JylO imrurhSS'
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FNO OPRlNTERS.-Se accomplished
and ssft Composltors. and energetic experienced
MaLerup nav find pleasant. permanent situations at the
highest wages at JOHN A GRAI'S "a Goid-st
iy8 CtTuTh&S.
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4 YouyG LADY wishes for TeengaLe-
ueui IN respectable family, either as Nursery @ "
- or cornranlon and attendant Invalid LADY. Her
tes,monas and references are unercept"ntoe sie hi
w. cf,nn 10 the country TO travel Letters addfessed
q W 1ylhune once, shall he promptly aitendelto
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

chaser iar Maxwell Circular Engire. for which the
present ~ ner ms 40 Wl TorA half cap quarter
Il ecum m Any person IN want Il snch machine IN
o'tan cheap for cash. by calling at 2Vi Chathams e
Printing Offce ops airs Jyl3 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
COUNTRY BOARD near GLEN

" COyE.-Good Board and Pheasant AIRY lodgings can
blamed with private fam hes, IN the neighDo
huud Of Buckrani. Maiinscuck and Meadow Side Apply
to HENRY C VALENTINE, at Glen Cove Landing,
ahu on the arrival of the steamer CroOn vii convey
;snssrs BY Stage To the abOvenaed places The Cron
IL the arceptsd
pm Good Soa-haihiue fishing aud gunning he had
Refers 10 ISAAC h. LEWIS. "a South-st. el7 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

DOARD WANTEU In BKOUkL1 \ Tor
j two Young Men. IN a private family. Address. with
full particulars l. X S. box 3lO7 Post-oice. Board lng-
house keepers need not answer. yi3 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

regular m seing ALL be held at the Repository 31l Broao
,sy on TUESDAY. the 18th inst a. noon The snnec.
Sr dIscussion proposed 10y PrVscssor Mapes, Il hop
Cors Their Culture and Uses Strangers are particularly
,nv,ted Admission free TO all Vl0 IL