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House uf Representative.
wAsuiNcrox, July D. 1862
inE CHEAP POSTAGE BILL.


inE CHEAP POSTAGE mLL.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of bills
aenoatory of the las of March 3D. 1851 reducing and
modifying the rates postage and agreed to the amend
ments proposed to the first section by the Committee
Post Offices and Pest roads which reads fol-
BE enacted, &c., That after the hireth DAY
hfSds 6e o S T1S s Dse9ng y G
Iow charged sha e a. follows 7, w-tech newspaper,
ereusy catalogue AMI every other Of pTiated
na Ra w m ns
postage and one cent for each additional ounce fraction
any distance three tho ncs double
ounce published regulsry. often once in three
he e doIaea 5e SCS With anJ SS Ss r. 2 sItg@ r
gcnS rstes Tae yO,ags Sp9n p printed r maase matter
quarterly advance Of double tho fore
going rates shall he charged The hsrcon.
stating that the reduction of the sta ldard weight from
three 70 twoouncos would have the effect e induce
tain publishers 70 make of lighter materials and he
conf ded tha while there was cry Of cheap postage,
so bill would operate bar to the circulation Of intel
ligence as increased the postage under thousand
miles-a proceeding unworthy Of the ago.
Mr. 0LDs, (dem) Of Ohio replied that the great des.
deratum to simplify the rates Of postage printed
matter there being seventy distinct rates When
tho committee reported this identical bill he forwarded
copy Of ii TO each a the publishers New York well
as others elsewhere together with his report Within
the last two weeks, there placed ia his hands petit
lion from publishers in New York saying that the pre-
sent seriously affect their business and asking That
selves TO sustain any which shall be adopted
having thee objects in view He had recciycda private
letter from the editors OF tho JopEq Qf Commerce. oh
icctipg 20 the reduction Of two and half to two
a. the standard cght
without proc, cdug farther, the morning hoar expired
rIiE pLricitScY BIt-coLLtNs STEAMERS, ETC.
The House vent intO Committee the Deficiency bill.
aud resumed the consideration Of tho appropriation ol
the Collins lire # steamers amendment
NaIious Intellectual efforts were made 10 amend tho
proposition aud every body who, in The struggle, Oh
tanned the hoor. let on five minutes speech
h.
ican British interests ~ ''Wi you maintain OPP
pose monopoly s il constitutional and democratic
to make the appropriation!
The Virginia resolutions of 9S were incidentally d.
cussod together with other matters.
Finally. woaric1 with the prodtess debate the Com.
mittec rose without coming to q conclusion on the C3
line anl-n dment and the hopsn adiournrd
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TIuRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

WAsniNcros, July .. iS

WAsnlscroS, July Q. 1852.
TEMPORARY CHAiRMAN.
At half past IL the Secretary sent a note from Sir.
King to Mr. Atchaon requesting tho latter TO preside
the Senate to-day.
Mr.. AIcHisoN, (dem) Of Mo, said that he would il
unanimous consent given comply with the request.
Unanimous consent being given, Mr Atchson tooE the
chair.
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Dir. Boa, AND (dem Of Ark, by unanimous consent
made personal explanation correcting mistakes in ta-
bcs Of expenditures by the present administration
tanned in speech inndo by him on the 27th Of May
The connections reduce the mixtures in several par
ticulsrs
TN PRIVATE CAIENDAr--sArEry 70 PAssEsGrps
IEssELs.
MIR DAVIS. (whig) of Mas then moved that the pri-
calendar postponed to take up the bill amending
the sot pfosdtg for the better security Of the lives Of
pas tnGcy. o vessels propelled in whole in part by
steam.
Mr. Pr,1-. (rhig.) q Nd, opposed the motion.
Dir Davis motion, after lchg debate agreed TO,
and the bill reported to the Senate. The bill, with
the amennmt Ut, covered about fifty printed pages
The numerous amendments taken mp in order,
debated az some Of them amended
IL ordered that when the Senate adjourn, 1t be to
Monday
At four clock all the amend nts made la Commit
of the Whole not having been disposed Of, Mr. HALE,
Gree soit) Of H., moved Adjournment. The vote
was-Aycs, a. ncys -. Noquorlim
second count sas demanded ana resultcd-Aycs II;
nays. Is. No quorum.
The senate then adjourned till Monday.
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FROM An EYE WITNESS.

DosToN, July o.. NJ.
We learn fiom eye witness who left Montreal this
morning that the fire commenced among the houses Of
the poor French Canadians. No water OF consequence
was to be had, and the flames attained fearful
headway In an hour there half me of flame. and
the houses disappeared before it like brush heaps The
flames would lick the furniture ast away
the buildings in carts Up to last evening something
like twenty had been burnt over, mostly houses OF
but little value but there many good and valuable
houses burned Hayes Hotel is totally destroyed Up
to last night stores had been burned, but it was
feared from the continuance Of the fire that they had been
reached Thousands of families houseless and have
lost their all The fire sil raging when our in
fornant left and great the conformation and cou
fusion that he could obtain reliable account Of the
extent Of the rayases of the flames during the previous
uiphf
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Mrtecroaocicnl Obseryutsows,

MoRsE7s Inv, NO VAIL sInEET-
fRtpAY, July 9-I0 A. NJ
BuFyALo-Barometer 294l Thermometer 81. Gisss
fne m vning. Wind southwest
ROCHESTER, Beautiful morning, though very wars
Thermometer 80 iu the shade wind southwest
AunuRr-Anotber warm clear fine morning. Wind
south Thermometer % in the shade and Isl in the
srRAcusE.-Clear, pleasant morning Wind southwest.
Thermometer Do
UrcA--A very hot, euitry morning Prospect Of being
the hottest day Of the Thermometer % Wind
southwest
ALpaNr.-A bright beautiful morning, though warts.
Wind south Thermometer SO. Barometer 20 90 Mo-
oury SJ
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

EorrRsAi. July 3-1's T. VI.
Our city has been visited again to-day vita dis
astrous fire. II commenced about . AM in small
building the of St. Lawrence st Catherine
streets extending its ravages through the latter St.
Denis street, and destroying in its way, number Of
buildings in ST Constance street Mignonc street and
Elizabeth street In these localities eco
dwelli ngs have been consumed.
The splendid block known Cornwall Terrace, the
Bishops Church. and the palace in st. Denis street and
yiger Square the Market and the Cattle Market also
in ruins.
The Montreal Hospital in Dorchester street. very
rowiy escaped.
The FIRE is still raging in Lagauchetere and saugunet
stie GETS
The sawmills OF Simms & Colmon fire, and
quantity Of lumber destroyed
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About O'Clock last evening the scanitr Troy, whsn
stove a hole ia her bottom and he sunk IN short time
Her passengers brought back to Troy BY the sser
Mason, and injured, The Troy NOW i,es on
what IL called the low bar, with thrco or Ious eS VI
water in her hold The damage 10 tho boa - sM 70 PC
LIGHT and II Is thought she can be raised and se In run
MN o. order hv Tuesday
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From Washinston City.

THE CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS AND THE PUBLIC PRINT
ISG-PRoPOsAL or A. BOYD HAmLTON-THE
wASHINGTON UNION--MR. CRIqTENDES AND THE
MISSION TO ENGLAND, ETC.
srEoIAL CORRESPONDENCE HERALD.
WASHINGTON July 90 L. NJ
The adjourned Congressional democratic caucus was
held night Linn Boyd Speaker of the House in the
chair and G. Dean of New York, secretary.
There about eighty members Of both houses pre-
sent the opening and several came in during the
proceedings
Senator Bright of Ia made report Of the result Of
the action of the joint committee.
air Phelps of Missouri, offered the following rcsclu.
tior
election q printer each branch Of That
d lay should also provide fair ana "pd ens Of
Tho That h h Is n,on when tSe putns
ps Aer s I discussion the resolution was adopted by
ess "a: nays II. Several members who would have
voted in the affirmative did not deem it necessary to
vote
journed, al IL O'Clock. sine die
bill dmbodyng the principles Of the above resolution
will be introduced in few days and carried through as
The following communication from A. Boyd, lIamil-
ton the public printer presented to the meeting =
Il" thought necessary by the democrats Of Congress
tion c person public printer scale cf prices 70
purpose Of all the elements to surrender the
Gst 0eeesy before &
it, at the rates agrced ito be paid
person chosen to fill the place OF the contractor
This not to he considered surrender Of the contract
to 10 construed into the part o. tho
tractor to execute what he has undertaken to do
The statement sent TO the Herald that strong deter
unaticn il expressed to have different organ from the
Lcp docs that paper gross injustice All that has ever
been Thought of is TO associate southern gentleman with
its present able editor efficiently to represent
the whole country General Armstrong, the proprietor
Of the Union, will be elected printer
Mr. Crtterden will 20 10 England Il he sccs ~ nis-
gre the cont ADDICTION sent you.
The report that forty OF nfty irish iaborers ~
work on the Capitol have bccn dischars for attending
funeral is wholly false The superintendent, Samuel
Strong main aims strict discipline aud consequence
has meed the praise q e parte, for the manner in
which the work Is being executed but he has made no
such wholesale dismssas stated nor 81 missed any one
except for bad behaviour.
The fight the Collins amendment Is pretty nearly
exhausted. Every days delay has added 10 it, friends
SENATOR HAIE's RETT MOVEMENTS or THE FREE
soILERs-cALIfoRrlA MILAN TREATY REJECTED.
WASHINGTON, July 9-10 =. NJ.
senator Hale has Returned from the Worcester Conven
ton looking five year. younger forty pounds heavier
than when he came back after the last New Hampshire
election.
The free soers In high spirits. State conventions
in Ohio and New York have been projected and will
probably be formally called. There Indications
tbs, they will be numerousIy attended
The California Indian treaty rejected by the Sc
nate, in secret session, yesterday. u.
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From, Saratoga.

vIsiTERa POURING IN-TELyGRAru orFIOY
SARATOGA, July 9, 1861.
Sarotoga is sast filing up, AMI there we're v
many strangers here early in the pr-s~ut
There $50 at the United States aud the Unoa
and Congress Halls also well filled The United
states baDa arrived yesterday.
The telegraph office here opened this day the lss
Ia working ineiycemmuDcstng directly with The B,in
Office, 20 WAL strcet New FORK,
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From the south.

BALTInsaE, Jaiy J, 1859
The Southern matt has arrived but brings nothing b.
yond sovaDnah--two New Orleans mails due.
mr VIM sidny Smith, Of the British ConsuIatea AZ Havs
eaiicd from ChaTesfon Wednesday, in the steaa.s
Isabel, for Havana
cannon exploded at Castle Pckncy Charleston oa
Monday lasr, killing private James Murphy and fatally
wounaing private Strangely
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From Port praYa.

NAVAL iNTLLLiGENcE-DEATH OF GAIT. NiNC.
BosIoN, july Q, 1852.
The big Cambria has arrived from Port Praya with
dates to the l5h or june She left there, tbo u - ships
GermentoNn. john Adams and Dale and w. s. biigs poc
poiso aud Bnnbridge.
Died at Port Praya May Goth Captain King Of tho
bark Martha Allen, from New York, Tor Rio.
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THE LATEST.

ST.. Jons July o-11 AN.
report is current that the Barracks Officers Quar-
ters. the Hayes House Donegaras Hote and the Theatre
at Montreal destroyed also Dahousio Square.
At four O'Clock this morning, when tho cars left for
this place. the fire was still raging.
1t is supposed that only part Of Doncsanas Hotel is
burned.
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The North AmerIcan Trust Cosapany


In consequence Of the absence ot Ju ges Jewett anu
dcred at this term of Court OF Appeals in tho OF
tho North American Trust Company.
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NE VS. BY TEL LIE G. R A PU .
>-~>.----.,.>,-y>- --<.>>>-
TREMENDOUS FIRE I'm MONTREAL.
TWENTY ACRES BURNED OVER.
FLAMES STILL RAGING AT LAST ACCOUNTS.
a..--,-vN.s>
MIR. WEBSTER'S RECEPTION IN BOSTON.
~o->-N,rv~>N~-.>>>>y~~a.~.
MAGNE1GEsT PARADE---s0, 900 PEOPLE.
c~-~--~N~~~.~r~NN~>~NNN>.
The Latest from Washington City.
NNNSNnoNJNreNnS~No0~JNNNc-
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Ss
MIR. WEBS7ERs RECEPTION IN BOSTON.

IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.

IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
BosroN, July o, 1852.
We have just received the following despatch from Bur
iipgton Vermont A Gre burning all day yesterday
in Montreal No particulars have been received 1t is
supposed tbst telegraph office destroyed as We can
get nothing from Montreal
private despatch, dated ot P. M yesterday, ssys
that much damage had been sustained and many build
ugs consumed and the fire still raging
despatch from Rouse's Point says the fire broke out
yesterday forenoon and Last evening at 10 ocloo the
fire distinctly visible.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Obsequiss OF Henry Clay,
LARGE PROCESSION IN LOUISVILLE, ETo
r. vi n 10


LOUISVILLE. July Q lest.
TIE funeral Procession In honor of Henry Clay Wa
TIA most imposing demonstration ofsny description evse
got up Louisville The business houses along the iinl
Of procession completely shrouded in mourning.
The remains started I'M special train Lexington At 10
O'Clock ana two other trains followed at o'clock
Tia funeral soiemntes Of Henry Clay at Nashville srs
to take place Monday next, when all puoe bn<nsss
Will De- suspended
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nm. ,,o.,Ie ana Ohio Railroad.

CIScITNAri, July Q, 1852.
The citizens of Paducah have voted in favor OF sub
cribing 100000 10 the Mobile ard Ohio Railroad The
.ounly has slgo asreed to sahscrhe slOO 600.
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THE FTIaEM ME n.


A ,CARD.-AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF ALERT
IN Hose Company No Of Brooklyn held after tho
OF the morning OF the 9th instant twas unanimously
resolved tho this and
b. rendered TO Mr. Thomas s. StraDan for the liberal
supply Of furnished duting the Hre OF the 9th
inst. WE JOHNSON, Foreman
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OCULIsTs, AURIsTs AND DENTISTS.

nR. wuFELERs OFFICE 2s BARCLAY STREET
for tha treatment Of diseases of the eye and Tho inr
tin of artificial eyes, imported from Paris Of supei
qnsty Nc.r-sishtedaoss restored. 0boo hosrs ga N.
til2o'ciock II N,
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MUIDER IN PITTsBUhG.-A man named Samuel
Mitchell was murdered in Pttsburg ON the 9TH inss
Da I'D Jewell and James NJ Cochran have been he'd 20
sntwer the charge Of homicide appears that some
deglty existed between the accused and deceatea an1
meeting ia the street. the scoused fell upon tohe -.
Initiated wounds with katie, causEs his aessn aAnAA
iustgp,ly
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Arrival OF ,ns CITY OF rrnnchest,

pHIIApxf.rH,A, July 0, lSS2
The steamship City Of Manchester passed tho Break.
water 1T three oetgck this afternoon, after psage o
retDer over s'xtesa days roz Liverpool.
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The Southern Whigs.

sIUTT CONVENTION IN UFOKUIA-MUNEW EWFNTe UI
THE UNIoNISTs.
CnA.Las.ss, July 0, 1852.
The friends Of General Scott will hold state Conver-
ton at Macon, Geo., on the 4th Of August
The SGrsnnaa Republican (Union whig) Of Thursday.
says that the information received from various parts Of
the State ustes the belief that Of the 900 voters in
Georgia. not 500 willing to take General Scott Sena
tor Dawson the Republican learns will abide by the de-
cision Of the Georgia Union Convention.
letter from A. IL Stephens, Ga. says You will. per-
ceiye that opposed to taking up either Of the
present nominees but in favor Of putting up and running
an Independent ticket. BY pursuing this shall
maintain integrity, stand by principles, and
sustain possible loss far II respects either our
tights interests or honor.
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DERFoRp co.'s EXTRA EXPRESS. JULY 10TH
- for California South Americs Oregon China, and the
Sandwich Islands in charge Of special
and freight agent per stesmer Sierra Nsvada via Aspn
wall and Panama 10 connect with the New Orleans. Ship
Gessrs. VIM. Nelson Co. arc the Oldest and most respon
undertake. and which at otbors refused We guarantee
.Esinst detention, as our arrangsmcns with me Pacns
Mail Co.. are equal TO that OF other oxpress NO charge
for custom house consular fees Small parcels for our
express trunks received to o'clock day Of sang All
goods should be water proof and not exceed lbs lbs Our
Msis close at 2ociock We will sso send
July 10. BERFORD n Co.
No, 9 Astor House, yssey street.
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COMING CONVENTION IN FLORIDA.

BALTIMORE, July Q, 1852
"a whg convention to he held In Tallahassee Florida
i4th July TO nominate State officers and tac action in
lstion to the Presidency The Jacksonville Republican OK
presses tho belief that u will ray she nominations II
Tho " hig National Convention, notwithstanding The op-
posit!ou OF Mr., Csfcil.
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axpnMes AGENfIRs, Ar.


A DAMS Co, OFFICE NO o. BRoADwAY.-SpE.
AZ ciu Express for California, Oregon, and the Sandwich
lisDds steamer Sierra Nevada Capt = ~ wilson on
saturday next. July Oh, connecting AZ Panama with the
ft ailnk faH0rise Orleans, without de-
tt,ton We shall despatch special express as aboye for
GeherEiH oregon by the geamor sierra Nevada, Tor
Aspinwa Navy Rev direct saturday, July 10th. AZ
o'clock r. NJ through usual ii chares Of Of our
freight agents. aud special shippers " please
remember that This i tho only whose reith, SCENTS
aud messengers really accompany its freight through TO des
naionaoing and returning with the regularity Of the
mrls Having Offices IL san Francisco. Sacramen
c Stockton sonora Nevada City, Mnrysvs and agencies
IN all other Important places IN California with expresses
running all the mining Districts also 70 oregon and
he sanawieh lshpds enabled TO transport tregh
packages parcels specie gold Dust and ysusbe Of every
description, with unrivaied despatch and security and
on TIE most terms An fresht TO forward hy
this express on the 10Th inst should bo delivered
with invoices before the day II ssra &. enable us TO
ply with the government order cording sealing
Small parcels and dispatches Will be received until oclock
NJ on day Of steamers DEPARTURE Everything must be
IN waterproof condition and no package should exceed 1875
lbs WEIGHT 81 feet cubic No charge
shippers BY our line Custom House
tihoates. ADAMS X CO, No. % Broadway.
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CgA BATHING AT RoCEAWAY. J.. 1.-the PA
y Noa Hotel suen for the reception Of visiters
Cars leave tho South ferry Brootyn. Jan,a avery
day ex o. Sunday at oc. A. H., and and g. T. NJ,
where sagcs viii be in tpdness convey yers to tho
ANY for loft With T. Ogden Smith
IS front ltrCet, Will be promptly attended to. -
J. VI. BKfNTNALT.
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n MORIARTY, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL THIS
Js day At 10 O'Clock. at l73 Chatham street. largo
sortment of ard second hard Furn removed for
salo-Bureaus, Chairs, Tables Carpets Looking Glasses
Clocks SOFAS Feather Beds Rocking Chairs Card Tables
Stove, Crsckery Glassware, &c. Sc. All will be sold with
ont
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pATn HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, Nd. is VOW OPEN
I'D for che reception Of yisitcrs. Additional sccommoda
tons have ber made sao eaGtea and furnished through
greatly to incE,asc tue comforts oi the
ls&rders The steamboats, Thom.s Hunt, Edwin Lewis,
ard Goldtn Gate leave New lor daily from Peck slip aud
loot o. Kpi on atrect. JAAES GREEN, Proprietor.
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1IIAMILTON HOUsB FVKT HAHILTON. +. T., IS
Ii for the rec0ption Of boarders Parties wish
ing will address Tho proprietor At Fort
nton the once OF tho Aster onse Steamboat Nav
;assr Capt NoNoii, leaves per No 8 North River at
and 10 A. N. and and 81 l. NJ Returning from Fort
2% cents Floating baths ALAG g9os beach bathing Fur
steamboat May Qussn pier No g. NJ r. will take charge
nd deliver All 90 parsos le with him for tho
milton House. Boadsrs the houeo raeeve the papers by
slhe fret boat. HAWLEY u. CLAPP.'
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HENRY T. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER, THIS DAY. AT
10Y O'clock at the saesroo - Cha mhers street.,
broadway viii sell large assortment of rosewood maho
-any, walnut and other Furniture by catalogue suoh
Sofas Chairs Bureaus Bcd7tcad Mattresses, Paliasses
&c cottage Furniture Chairs marble CENTRE
side Tables Sdeboards marble Etageres slso
three rasarood Piano Fortes Sale pertmptory.
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o lessee; VT, M ager -Deer, cps. at; e % sSn.
evening" July ~ win b ss' opera eo1ao o.
LAyOrE ET LIE noRhAHD
IN Tickets, 50 eents frvats Boxes S. Doors opsn att
sAssrdsy JUiy 70 wi be p, n fern ID the comedy
After which. the French ana Spanish will sppear
svnriety Of Dances.
A STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-sAVURDAY.-LAsT
A performance of Donets comic troupe or acting Mon
keys Dogs, Goats in their comic and serious psno
mines 81, this afternoon ccook apd in tho evening
ats o'clock Box office open daily from A. NJ 70 Y. ~
Tickets, 80 cents Ampbithsars oente Children. hsh
price.
WooD's MINsTRLLs AT MINSTREL HALL, NO iA
every nil ht the of H. Wood whose
certs and dcpeaton Of character cAnot be sxoeed
neDts for families that cannot be had at other similar
establishment in the city Admission S Scents Doors
-. oooA' snh noucc ~ oIock rue
Dectahty OF his audience at all mas has the
Wednesday afernoop concerts and will hereafter give tho
performance Of Saturday afternoon expressly for chdr
accompanied by their guardians.
CAsTLE GARDEN-RoUssET FAMILY, UNDER 4Hr
and every evening tois week. extraordinary
new grand ballet Pantomim. Ia three acts sad sevea
Of Pref Honey. the celebrated Equbris la Rseg and
hiss Son. Master Honey, and Herr Cns the celebrated
Ish M kope Dancer IN his w"nasr,a seroisss Leader q
all the principal music stores hotels and at the sardsa
Doors open at u to commence At o'clock.
THEATRICAL NoTICE.-THE EAGLE THEATRE
Boston, will open for the season Monday August
adies and gentlemen of sokno wedge drsmatio musical
SLICE, Theatrical Agent, Bur.on's Thsatre Chambers
street, New York.
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TOEN L. yANDEwATgR, AUcTloNFER -sATUR
day July TO- 1852 at l01 O'Clock, st the sales IA
Wall street household Furniturc-A splendid assortment
Of household Furniture sisng of Sofas Chairs Vol
tares Cerrs and Pier Tables Eayercs, Bookcases Bod
steads, Bureaus, Washstanas Mattresses. Ne. Alse
contents three story house. and only four months
AMI to be sold without the leaving
b fbp
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DIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT NfCHIGAN-THE FRO.
- pretsr of this estebishment-peassntiy situated
ire of Iode aud Randolph treetrsspect-
fully ss continuance Of public patronage The house
opened on tho 18th June last Handsomely furnishod,
and guests visiting this city, assured that 40 eaer
shall be wanting TO rsnder their sojours agreeable
ORvILLE Il. DIBBLE