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ARRryAL AND REVIEW or TuE NEW YORK voLuS-
TEERs-THE METROPOLITAN BASK CAsE-DEAru
OF DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN
srEcIAL conREspoNpErcr HyaaLr.
ALnANY july 2 1852.
The New York Volunteers arrived this morning under
command Of Col Burnett They received by citv
military delegation and escorted to stsnsix Hall A't
breakfast, they accompanied BY four conpanr a
Tho Twenty fifth Regiment 10 the Parade Ground where
The whole line reviewed by Governor Ilan Cora
mrrdcrin- Chief The Volunteers made cre tsbio mp
psarance, and Attracted good deal Of ateotion The
Governor delivered pertinent ana appropriate address
with which they highly delighted. After dinner
they took the for Troy where they will remain un
Monday morning when they ~ili return 10 this citv and
take their Ploce IN The line ~ he ann'verary sn
The argument IN the metropolitan Bank ni1pctinp
concluded ths nfternoor Counsel for he sr
Edward Sandford Daniel Lord. Jr, nnd James l.
Graham.
Jnrcs Stoyenson of mot worthy and respected
citizens died this morning suddrnly. Of inflammation -
the brain. lie formerly itsor Of th- sity and
atteriy President Of the Board 4 Water Commissioner
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THE FEELING ThRoUaH0Jr rIIE COUNTRY.
PREPARATIONS FOR THf RECEpT,oN or the BODY,
AND TURCHLIGHT FUNERAL, AT ALBANY
ALBANY, July 3. 1882
The rema of Henry CLAY are expected to arrive in
this city Monday afternoon route for Kentucky
The phngus containing them will not be exhibited
publicly until the evening after the anniversary fevi
tic, closed There will then be- funeral procession
by sorcbiight All the military and civic societies the
Cdd Nsows Hrem. temperance and other associations,
will unite The remains will be deposited in the exeou
tive chamber in the capitol aud remain until Tuesday
morning, shen they will be sskcn by express train to
Buffalo.
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INCIDENTS ALONG THE ROUTE


At Tscoby, the Committee Of Coincls delivered the
corpse into the custody Of the officers aud committee os
Congress charged with the du,y Of conveying it to Ash
land large number of Philsdephians accompanied
the remains to Tacony.
The remains reached Trenton, N. J shortly after ten
o'clock Their arrival wa. announced by the firing Of
minute guns by company Of military. and an immense
concourse which had collected uncovered the train
approached The chu h bells also tolled and all
the buildings In the vicinity cf the depot appropr
a,cly dIaped
AT Princeton there very general, sispansion OF
business and over the railroad m immense arch was
erected and ped r mourning with notices
Of Che general grief the nations The paces Of
business and dwellings in the vicinity also in
mourning
Similar demonstrations OF sympathy and respect
exhibited 1t New Rrunswck Elizsbethtoxu aud Rah-
way and indeed, st all the places along ths route.
Al Newark The remains met by the committee
from Jersey City and large body OF military while tho
firing Of minute guns and tho toipg Of bells betokensd
the general The stores and plaoc Of busnass
mostly closed and al the principal buildings
decked In mourning. =
The funeral cortege reached jersey CITY about half
after O'Clock where immense concourse Of peop
we've waiting at the railroad depot Minute guns
cred bells toed and all bespoke the utmost sorrow.
ARRIVAL OF THK REMAINS IN NEW YoRK-pRocRs-
SION TO THE CITY HALL. ETC
At twelve o'clock the Common Council accompanied by
the Clay Festival Association Wing General Com
mi,tees and the Washington Grsys, guard Of HONOR
proceeded board the steamboat Phadelphs lying
at the Castle Garden pier and proceeded to Jersey City to
bring the remains Of Henry Clay to New York. whore
they expected to arrive O'Clock Long befors
this time large body Of people congcgated tbs Rst
terry awaiting the return of tho Philsdephia II did not
however arrive till O'Clock tho did not
start till o'clock The remains we're removed from the
tion.
The procession formed in the following order -
AIsec body Of police, with their and stavos OF
office and their bound in Grape. II rather
singular feature that the procession shoud be headed
by the police force and OF the spectators remarked
thst 1t seemed II there apprehension that
the body might be stolen. The object, however,
coub TO preserve order Besides the body Of police
In front there two lines either side of tho
procession which protected from the sd Of specta
Witch had lined the sidewalks in Broad way during
the day in expectation Of seeing the mournful spectacle
The Common Council having Grape their arms, fol.
lowed next in order
their srus.
THE CorTinrrTALs.-This fine body of military looked
well ench bs wing Grape his Their flag n
cased in mourning and they accom- panied by Ad
kns Brass Band.
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A." A Nation Mourns thy Loss. -


The Custom Boue was oosed ut clock aua the
banks AZ the came hour
Setera sisges hung rith Grape. Miurta guns
weI+ nrtd hy the cutter ths fort ,i,yernors
Isaud and from ,Icr.cy city, The bells tclling all
the tire the process ion In motion After the body
bad ,psed ih City Nah there great hing get
in and the police had To oS.ry exer;ion clear the
cIwat The rn trance mrch thar gentleman
bad LIS wiz knocked of to The amusement aud aigi-
ter OF ,hc p ople 'wiihstanding the occasion
lsd'es waited ouitde in expectation Of seeing ,he
tody hni they doomed To disappointment as no
re,s ptrm'ed to Tn. body IT. fcmain In
1t 70 in he Governor, ,oo,b III Monday and il not
he by the citizens On Monday morning early the
ma ins will be taken to Albany en- route to Kentucky.
Few rl of the stores kept up III. mourning for the
mmindsr Of the day but hcrs took 10 down immediately
sf,r the procession pasted and among these the
store Of Bowen McNamee general feeling Of -adi-rs
TO have pervad.d the whole city and express
tbs mon that he ooeht to been made President
before he died
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HENRY CI.AY'S 0BSEQyIES.
Departure Of che Remains from the
City Of Philadelphia.
ARRIVAL In NEW YORK.
Procession from the Battery to the City Hall.
The City Wearing the Appearance Of Mourn-
fsg for tho Great KeniGckian,
&o., So, &c.

DEPARTURy 'r rhE REMAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA. A.
Atox oclcck yesterday ncrniuv. thu plate covering
the face Of the revrred dead Witch had removed
allow che ctzeDs of Philadelphia to gave upon his s
tures ropf ed aud the oon conveyed to the fa
standing opposite to the main entrance Chestnut
street
The Washington Greys having acted guard of honor,
escorted the remains to the boat at Walnut street
wharf The City Councils followed foot and the Com.
mtce of srnators and delegation Of Eentuctians In
r:nges. Minute guns were fred and bells tolcd dur
ing the march Of the procession which started at o'clock
precisely .r sa
1h. r,mains taken board tho steamer Trenton
fur New Ycrk in the presence OF immense
Of oi,issns. The boat elegantly decorated with
ming. ard her flags at hslfmast She lett,
tope her belt which red by sl the boats on
the river as she pa ssed
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Proceedings in the House Of representatives..
Speech CT Mr.. Toombs in Opposition
to General Scott.
INTERESTING FROM ALBANY AND ResTox.
Co., &c., sc.
From Washington Cify.

FrOhi VS ashfhNtOn CIfV.
THE SPEECH or T0oMBs-ITs PROBABLE
EFFECT, ETC.
SPECIAL coRREsPoNpENcE Work HERALD.
WAsHINaroN July 3--9h p
The speech OF Mr.. Tocmbs day. is regarded sps-
cisl pleading hinelf for going the
crate party Il is known herand Mr. roonbs cirnot
be igLorant Of itthat General Scott in his letter Of
ceptancc Of the nomination TO the Chairman Of the
ven'on endorei the enclosed resolutions Of the
vention and desired that they sho nd be annexed to hs
reply and considered portion Of tthus once sho ..
ing thst he had desire TO pre-, aricatc his
Of the platform This fact Is undoubted and has
the Of nearly all tho Southern wings giving In
their adhesion to the nomination. x
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COMPLIMENT TO SECRETARY wEBsTER-GFS PIERCE
BosroN. July g. 1859
The committee Of citizens appointed to receive Mr.
W.bser on bs return here Thur,day have perfected
the arrangements. The display will be bosh civic ami
military. MIR Webster will be welcomed by disring shsd
esicents Of Boston; procession cavacade &o viii t.ke
place and everything will be carried out on the gNndess
scale
General Franklin Pierce will dine with the Society OF
Cncinrai at the United States Hotel on Mon day the
III. n of July
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. SALEM, July 3, 1852
The bark Argentine from Buenos Ayres May 18th ar
r'ed here this morning Her date. fortnight later
she brings accounts the meeting Legislature and
q the election by that body Don Lopez as Governor OF
ihe frosneeo u buenos Ayrcr for three lie Wa.
tuppOrtcd by General Urquixa lie took the oath OF
oince ON the 18th May.
Produce vas comiog n to some extent. Prices were
nbrut IN, sane Ounces 216.
The hip Panams from New York arrived on the 1st
Day ana was TO return he LIST June.
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Meteorological Observations.

MoRsE's TELEGRAPH OFFICE, BASEMENT NO. AND Ne.
SATURDAY July SO p NJ.
BuFFAIo barometer 90 4O Thermometer OF. Wind
vest. Clear fne evening
Recommendations evening here. Clear sky Wind
west Thermometer 10
AUBrRN -Reautiful evening Wind west Therm0
meter 6S. Fine day.
SYnAcUsE.-Wind from the west fine clear even
ing. Starlight Thermometer 68
Ur'cA.-Clear and plea ant evening. Wind wcst
Thermometer 70
ALBANIA fair day; clear. pleasant evening Wind
weet. barometer 20 $40. Mercury TO- Thermometer 68
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Marine Dis alers.

PnDvipEscr. July 3. 1856,
The new soop p. Marg'a French OF and fir'm
Taunton. for New York, towed into New London
bout half past three O'Clock this afternoon With loas
mast bowsprit and other damage sustained In violent
quail off Bartlett's reef.
The schooner Challenge from Rock md for New York
IL NJ hore Baretta reef hIgcd aud Is fire oyca-
stoned by the lime becoming wet
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whig Nominations In Michigan.


u Chandler. Of Detroit and D. ). wallbrdge Of Kala-
mazoo have been nominated whg candidates for Gov
crbor and Lieut.. Governor Of Michigan
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f,RANKIIN MUSEUM, l7s UuAruAM sQUaRs
AxrusEsIENTs IN-BRooKLYN.

lEOtKLYN MuSEUM-GRsND GALA Day IN
II ~, July tcrpoon aud Evvtinl ~ an oct ok
ShAkLts IL sph Copp Nc 5co,t Mary Copp Mcs
il the Maid ~ munster Rate OHrien, Mis-. Lester
DAAON sED PY TIL - Damoo, Mr.. DoosIi. Py ihias.
" h-,rs HI thi>H LiUN lin Moore Mr.. ky Ter,
Mr.. Fiss'e Mise. Norton.
ylIuokLYN MUSEUM -SHhkSPEARe DRAMATIC
tJ a-sttia lon kesria, Night tridsy ryerng July v.
ciati,r fight sl erfdan Knowirs heantnl ~.
II ~ Z TIE urNcHRArK. .ni WHo spEAKs FtaSr
Fr which ticl,ts may We obtiaet 1.-THE Mi.um, tne
- Z. In ,ffhe 9.h Nv erdee. B. CoNNOh, Prest
"a A.N FsT, - crotary
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MOURNING IN SCHENECTADY.

ScHESEcrADv Jniy D 1877
This day has been eberved by ctzcns Cne o,
mo, rnIg for the departed ststesmau Henry Clay The
h VI NIL the churches toled and guns fired every
half hour FROM sunrse to sunsetmnute guns also
fred nj The stores and many private houses
dressed In black
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PITTsBUR0.
PirTsBURG. July 3. 1852

PirTsBunG. July 3, 1852
meeting was held this afternoon. relative to til
desib 81 3enry Clay Several eloquent speeches
made, and high eulogium passed upon tn- ch,rac
ter Of Mr.. Cla, by the lion Wal Forward Among tn
ieoauons adopted that places Of business bs
clctd the day Of the funeral at Lexington aud tha
bells BE- toilcd and minute guns fred
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CLAY IMMORTAL,

90 . . oe 90
The City Hall The columns In front wire urestned
with black ard white al ftoons add
from window 20 window the baicones covered wit
rosettes and wrtihes the Gags i halfOiast end srea
OF black flying from the tops Of the s,ss The 10
yernor's ia Which .h. body pincad appro
pristsiy drcnrared The portraits of the disttnyuhi
mensha ndorn that MP ,rinen covered with crapr
Drc;N The beautiful cenolaph upon which tho
body wa placed bung likeness Of Henry Cay, with tho
following ip, cIipion subiainsd--
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PaIiApeLptiA. July Q, 1852
An explosion occurred this morning Jacssons pyro
technic establishment Ninth snd Ptime streets Two
small beds destroyed but person was injured
The city fireworks we're msd there hut having been de-
posted at the station houses In the city saved
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BUFFALO,.

BUFFALO. July 3 1852.
Guns are firing here every half hour and flags flying
at half mast in token Of respect TO the memory Henry
Cny axrc,ably with instructions from Governor Hunt
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NV ORLEANS July s 1a&2
Our cotton market is bare OF stock The ssle- todas
about 400 bales Mt unchanged prices The Afrcss
arrived after business hours
CHARLEsToN, July 1853
The sscs Of cotton to day b40 bales; the week
600 bales ut prices ranging from 40 a1ie showing
an advance Of Ac &c. The receipts Of the week have
been 500 bales.
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NEw ORLEass July |, 1852.
The wings are holding grand ratification meeting
inis evening There Is great cJncourse and much en-
thisasnf Irtyails
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cUNDAY MORNING, JULY 4. 1862.

] r. Jtf-ay g. so-s-This hung With black
srd white Grape. aud bad lhe following inscription
90 Q , o
He BEisc DEAD, YET sPEAKETH. "
90 > o 0
DayIrds saloon at tho Battery festooned and had
the inscription suiioincd -
90 0 . o
DUST TO DUST. . o
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DOVER, N. II.

UoVFk, July ., IbJZ.
Exsepsye prepa, aions making here for nm appro
PIRATE f grct the death CT uenry Clay
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Acquitted on the Charge or Poisoning.

F"hZ
The jury in the case Of John and Honora Gsriey who
were charged with poisoning 'he Cuthbert faniiy have
rendered verdict Of not guilty.
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The James Aager. .t Charleston.

'IAHLFsr1N J w 8 IH5Z
The steamship James Adgcr arrived here AZ fyo
eG.esk 'AS I-eEn.ns, istm AeW Ic.k
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,oLUMBus, Ohio July z, 1852.
The arguu ents In the Mctbodist Church case closed
to day 1bs decision the court has been reserved uu
I'll the October term
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Fire mt Savannah.


SAvANNAH, July I. IH5x.
The Phoenix House. on Market square in this city VIM
destroyed by fire this morning 1t was uninsured.
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4 s1oR PLACE OPERA HousE-aRAND JrBtIgE
CAsrLE GARpEN-RoussET FAMILY UNpsa rgr


~ ANSIUN HOUSE, ,HOBOGEN.-rHE SU aSCH BER
VI has opened his large sstabshmont under che ab
ocaAonen. Tor the scoonmodatioa Of his fcad Il seias
the finest locations IL Hebekeu. being saatsd
Frsnkts Terrace formerly Hudson street. asd .daen:
Liquors and which, together With the
be ibtends keeppg hts house be hopes will
shose whs may favor him With . osl
DAVID POLLOCK, II Chatham street
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w oD's MINsTRELs AT MINSTREL aALL, NO. ~
hIosa~.y ses.ssn no-.rd and a,.sd 'ss.s,: w. -9p
scncsrt. and dinsa,on Of sssro s.nnot
sssd The e. the ~ month: :sa Of
similar sss.hlishmsnt u the city Admission cents
Bs. IfSn q sS
ssrs % p n :. 81 in" III II, s
eI s. .s. q on IsS.s
o'oisSci. s i,A 's''A' '''A''A '' ''""'''' = '-'''
ERANKLIN MUSEUM l7s, CHATHAM SQUARE
rard PERI viii b. given com nencins At the fol-
losie hours The Sr's e, ce%ms:ei1s a. o'.oot T. the
3 fifth AZ sixth and LOST IN the evening Th- Model
rer snsrsain%snts Pr fali see bills Of tho
day Prices u admission sane rs usual
PARricULAR .TBEsTsIcAL Nor.cE-rnE UN.
Asor Plse. oper. ucu.s for term of yeas for sae
pose # I,;duens The lsssm... D.%. The sas; @ op.rs
about the 6th Of ssp,smhsr th. te Of
ronh serstiop and The rhol q the interior
% :.s ss !" ss' y 9.
talent al reputation, thes,rs muca Se-irous OF
arr cstop TO Chas Psr.i . Tnes,resi ase.t snrtoo
Ihea're Q. TaokSs. Ls-.e- .oo M.nAder.
VArxHALLG GsaDEN-sEVENry-s,xrH ANNIvER-
mhrces viii be g,yeo % anaday July Whites ass.i.e
sais "'saS omr%sn"as asrao,a
eot ase IN tho evening" sts . LOOK pseisey va.ds Of
reshment ticket chheren, u der zen vesr hat o-ias
ERANkLIs MysEUa. IA oaaruas sogass
open afternoon ~ o'clock aud II the sven'ns At
Livss sssss.ry By siis c..ia.s. Trssps sfx,di II
tss 'oseher ~tb vstisty o. o..atn, perform ,nsss
oo',, - ss. cents stage cu.hen.t
MsTRoPoLiTaN uaLL, LOWER SALOON :
-Nl oRsillys grand moving Panot ANS = re'aad every
a,e,its ard on w.ases'ay saa sstnrds, ,'t'ra3ca.
sot. s5 ents Children h.if price
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n ROADWAY TBkATRE.-l. 4. MARSHALL, SOLE
= L....s Doors open al y y senm:... ss1s s:is:r
Monday 'vsnins R2ssp is % q the dr'Ha
IN Az STi.s Svs S.Gsss: q SE@os.
Brian Mr. B. wiiians sbelah. Mrs w.iIiaas
NInLos oARDEk.aaNANAsnR. .e John SETON.
Tickets % ss, .os.S rsA: soBssS SSss 81 Doors 0p'. '
After "h's Ps'sHs p q The saA s1'1s
Concluding with Dancing by the Ballet company.
A sToR PLACE OPERA HOUSE TICKETS 50 CENTS
Gaisssn n. pss A%ns sSms1 ssSs nds
s'trnoor ard a. oeoct in the evening Dcneess comic
Goats viii appear serious and comic aes Arioaa
Collision. on The tight and slack rope. 30.
s,AsILE GARDEN-FRENcH .aersER. paopRrE
sssn os'4s sSass sns @ s,s ss ..a
s,sdsy evening ,yy Admission 70 Gems 7. ,oaIsass nee
LyxHJBIrION OF GREAT LIVING NoSDFsCRfpT'
- at No Ss6 Broad way in sho large A.. sxtensiye eut
World Il. in South Ss ON che sa
c .ss q
high .hs. erect but soes on AZ four. H fee. legs saa
% sr' lns eess
q" ,e faes and head Il that q 'nhey Ne i neiis4nt
s'%';;e. =, . children n.t price osa
.sas h,'s Ss The A and
the greatest wonder living
A sToR PLACs OPERA housE-FIvE Moas, A~D
Ts 'hr T.S saa On !" s
afternoon and 10 the eveaingDonetis .raupe ~
acting Nor keys Dogs and Goats In their p.:u.r
nequs and Instructive enter ch have attract
81 the crowded and fashion >b~ ardiencc Ard
ben pronounced the wonder Of the Rox no,n
r. . a fo4 +. ~ Tickets 80 cents; smrhitleatre
rsrts: Children half price. Doors st Z; tn o,m
merce at 8 o'clock.
ST0R PLACE OPERA HOUsE.-GRAND JTBtLEE
y Festival Monday. July 8. 1882 Two perform
in the af'ern and in the evenin Don.t's mic
mpsny OF sctinr Monkeys Dogs and Go.ss-rhr"e p.u
tonier African Tight and Slack Ro wonderful
Br lie Boiteux, appearance Of the Dog Rnll hs
asensip surrounded by brilliant play Of
reworts &c.. seats by NJ Won Spin galan th ,iarv
wcpd.r Tickets so cents Amphitheatr-. 25 cents Chill
7r.n, half price,
CASTLE GARDEN-ROUSSET FAMILY UNDER TUE
" dir sction Of Mons. Jean Rouset TUESDAY. Jay Stu
nrd every evening this week extraordinary perorano.
tabIosux. called THE TEMPTATION First apo,xra ara
~ fPr,f Honey the celebrated Equiihrt Ia Rsley aud
his Son Master Hon'y End Herr Cline the celebrated
1i.tt Eops Danger IN bis wonderful exercises. Lsssr o.
ali the yrinsipsl hote ct the gardens
Doors open ~; to commence at o'osok.
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SNI1kERCE HEIGHTS. = THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
less,d the NJ aud ppscious hotel tho ueIhts AZ
pmin the Uuieo States. containing rixtss SIX
ehau With spacious dra kieg it Is located 10
region remarkable tor S saubrity snd cnmm.a u A anri-
vailed trD pcct M Tscna Trenton. BprdentVsn srnb
Bristol AID M-unt uoly-s Landscape thirty mlfs IN
ou and ~ fsxraordDsry hcsuts Ine htuse Il lurnhed
ruu IN eattasc styis a"d s rs kspt in every res
ready in pete order To reoeiye uArtes or
srders. For tbe last years this house hss
ten ayofab Known % the pubi ~ whom 'he subcribr
bis thanks for te bers patrons hs received
nnd nlis rsue~Al u IL for tbs hotel the Heights Rs
eeil as for the one at the vi arf Apply 20
G. IA MiLLrk, Florence ~ J.
Extract from the Pbiladelphs Evening" BIlietn-flo-
renee Heights w he guite Of attraot,o tbs sum
'r The ara. hotel there which has it b,ep tnishl nas
e. eco by Csp'sin Me~ the former host ot to Bona
nfte Pace the for 'rposc hat could
81 be hotc at Florence whsrf Zoe the last Two yesrs but
~ nrn uiaeie To lake halt Of the boardes tst applied
arge 80 tends TO Doth houses and the
,rge one alone has sixss ix rooms We know
rttit uht 9, ,mn,nes 20 advantages as ~ renee
Utihs. hhthy, sec, aud anrrouLd1d
by agricultural country Cant MtIer kseo4 tahlo
that cannot le paed and IL the senttcmaptg on
lspdords. The lpree hotel located 10 anc uark vi
elevation Of eighty feet above Della rare which,
viewed r the great ps4zs tac hpudted feetin rnsb
for rooms should he made esry tho bas a. Az
hctp ereat Extract from Ito petnsyvs aia Inc urer
renceWe unoerstsnd thai this besatiul town Il no
fourling condition, and that Il u the resart
", vtsd H. frequently last season ana folt Do
a. ted with the We ianra tat 10 /. IN cahteo
rtisp to make duect road from Phi aArIphia 80 New
to e called tho straight Lir"" psrtso
keypnri the Haritsu aud tlorarce he
vii W. tths'an'is oispk eusd a the dtsnee 10
twttn NV YORK snd fh'iadc phi, b. sortesed .cms
~ tlst for sr@m,r rendenoe IL IL the dcsirsblc
sftt ~ 'ie cotttry.
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II iAuds Of Nevasink hsving hcen enlarged Aud
bow open for the receptios Of visters Bess she
eebs Ghbg boating river and surf bsthing hresze
sna ether the Ed win Ls wis aud Gil
n eave daily from the foot Of Robinsca street. and the
Thomas Hunt from Peck Slip. f n 81 2t
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HAMILTON HOUSE, FoRr HAMILroN. L. l., I!

HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON. L. L. IS
for the Of bOArdsrs Parties wish
engage win address tho proprietor Fort Hs
mon, at the ofoe OF the House. Steamboat
Queen, Capt McNell leaves pier No. North river at
AND 70 a. \ and J. and 81 Pm Rs.urnisg frs1 Fort
TN cents Floating bashs siso good beach bsshtng Fur
Lisssd cottage 10 ies. n BJohn 6ebsva Of the
steamboat May Queen, pior NJ g. will take charge
oevsr all baggape psroes with him for the Ha-
milton Houae Boarders house receive the by
the first boat. HAWLEY b. CLAPP.
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NEW HOTEL. CORNER OF WILLIAM AND FRANK
IN tort ssIoetsThis house has changed proprstor
having thoroughly renovated and tts-d Tor the
especial bpeat OF gentlemen wishing quiet cotort aud
t.tement at small expense scpsrste rooms With every
thing psrtSinpg comfort ed at
IS cents per iht so week with the .dssntAse Of
ventntion and the services Of civil and obisng
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1NHKTETF 8 OFEHA HUUsE HKCHANTaS Hall. 30
during the week until further tce Tho rns' snd ssn
known Christy Minstres, efficient snd
ste eorps Of ".ssntsd and "s1P-ron ed performsrs
npder the manasement Of r. Chrsty whose oosoerss n
-sh oty for cesrioD Of 1 have been received
With favor By highly respsesabls aud sudss
Tckots 3 csnrs poors open - sommer ~ o'clock
The patrons Of Crtys Minstrss tfuy Informed
the Saturday ued On