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Q0wERY THEATRE.-DOORs OPEN AT 6K; CURTAIN
rises ~ o'clock Boxes CENTS Pit LIZ centg seats
Be acted the tragedy Of
MT Moore; Macbeth, Mr. EDDY Macduh Mr. GoedAl; NAL
colin. Mr. Colrs Rosss M Grifths Banquo Mr. stevens;
Fret SINGING Witch. Miss Hnert; Hscsse Mr. Hamilton;
Lady Macbeth Mrs. Parker To conclude With the drama Of
the DEAD MANS SHOT.Klaus Hartman, Mr.. Hamilton;
Godire, Tietwx Mr. oriths xversrd Mr. Taylor Spanish
GLENN Aline. Nrs Parker Fantelle Miss Herring.
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DACKeTs FOR HAvRE-sECorD LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing shps will leave Havrs tia 10th. and New
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ORATORY AND POETRY OF THE OLD AND NEW
~ Word.-Stnyvcsant Institute, Friday tuesday. and
Friday Evenings January 9h l3h and 6sh Ct TX O'Clock
Sharles Whitney recently returned from professional
In Europe will BY request deliver three Of his Lterary and
Dramatic lmperson ations, illustrated with phase Of
Characteristic indian, American Briton aud rrishman
lsse circular "Ar Whitneys action is equal to tho best
tragedian on the stage"-Londen Times Nay s. Gentle
mems tioke cts, 90 cents Ladies, 70 cents
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rankin MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM SQUARE,
Thursday January 8Gretest feat of strength ever
tempted for wases against S5O Procure your
tickets In time Persons that have the stone
that Gsego!e goas tes. hs strength had bel.
The stone can be inspected by the public Eve
O a ThursdAy evening.
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PHILHARMONIC sOCIETY-TENTH SEAsoN.-TaE
second Concert Of this will be given Niblo's
csssrs Room on Saturday evening January TO- CSnduo:
are the Eroca sympbony. yEeataoven and The over
lures, 1.-THE Waldngraph" and '6beron Apple atoms for
tickets SC be made the of xessrs SchArfen
berg Luis 4SS Broadway, and Mr. K. Weize 3 fulton
rees Brooklyn Also, tckets for strangers at the hotels
By order, J. l.. ENSIGN, Secretary.
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M EDIcAL CARD.-DR. GLOVER CONTINUES 70

M EDIcAL CARD-DR. GLOVER CONTINUES to
a cure those Obstinate. protrnoted, bnifcurod, su6
psehea eases that have bad the sk Of the
renced and such rs escape from ioai
es eapsor are srprzed that THE ely abounds spe-
cai empyriosl pretenders, under fictitious names with
french pronunciation, who make oxtrayagant promises o.
guk btrhngers OF named dootoys
DIT o. he's received regular medoai ciucatnn and A.
confined himseto an ONCE practice for the last
years. at his present sGioe. No IL Ann street. "
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ROVO cine mixture for the cure of private disorders
makes speedy without the least restriction dio
drink expoenre. or change in application to business The
proprietor chs single which the mixture will
not cure nider the forfeiture Of fvs hundred
put up in bottles with full directions &c. ST. Oas bottle
,sts wsesnmanyare cured two days For sale By Q.
II King g2BroAdway, and te Bayhf aivaet. New York
- Little ION Hanover street, Boston; Wright L. Co.
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CIRCUs.-NEw YORK AaPHITHEATRB, 81 BOwKRV.
OR Sands Co.. Proprieers. IS cents; children
under nine half pEioo P l2 cents French Equss
srSn arSrpe-Aaaane Tournisrs, Me Louise Mile 70
week. the above eminent Partisan artists will perform
Amphtheatre in all their splendid fea.s OF the Aansge
Horssmanship &c. &C. The superb horses Hercule
liant Aehille Marerg Alma and ash ngton will all
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nN NERVOUS DEBILITY.-DR. DELANEYS CELl-
bated Curative Instrument the only infallble
tor these sad disorders and debses resulting
aeuse &c may be had at his Office 81 Lspenard street.
given gratis, II post paid applied for.
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QURrONs THEATRK. CHAMBERS STREEr-DOORS
open ~ 6k 70 begin q O'clock DEsss Circle and
orohs:srs Seats 70 cents; Thyrsasy sysninL Jan wi
house; Bsmble Mr. Burtsn Artsul Dodysr, Mr. Dunn; Bl
syis Mr. Dyott oliver T.ist Miss H Nancy Sykes Miss
the PICKwICK CLUB-sam Weller. Mr.. Burton; Isabelle
Wardle Miss n Taylor To conclude with the HIGHWAY
nycastl Burton; Mrs. Miss Mary Taylor
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NoTICE.-To MASTERS OF ALL VESSELS BOUND
Tor San will please have two reportso Of
win any Other thing may think worthy not the
alsa California and Exchange Reading Room for ALI Ma
lions In San Francisco which will DO called your
arrival ky Commodore Robert s. Martin Marine Reporter
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AmU1E MENTS.

N IBL0's.EnANAGxR, Mr. JOHN sEFroN.-rIoK.
commence O'clock. Last night Of tho Rsvei Family
Victory Victory. Victory January 1854 Anniversary
popular pieces prSSIcsd during The Ths
Tabsaux Vvans the great peoe of Vol Vent in which
the greas Cerrique feat will be introduced
Antoine fAvorte Miles
and Bsrtn and NM Bril- and Collet Tonght Thurs
day, Jan. g. OLAU-VkNT; ITALIAN BRIGANDS; and
the CONJURORS GIFT,
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II villa CURE ALL VINO UoGE TO Ny or 90

II wiz CUM ALL WHO COEL To ME- or CON-
sumption, whotter you have money or no. Ii Won can
yt9ak across the room can cure you but 70 Leave n
WI all htrenR ana vitality are gone viii bee:
but then there 10 40 much thai Won shalt
not only DO weoe me TO tho incident have ali dus
attention NJ your house, II In tis CITY. Talbot WATTS
N D., 1A Greenwich street. Depot OF Waits srvous Anti
cote rnfrres huit 'nr the rrp lite 100 N.sa,u .es
H'Ys4sss --'s sss0-a W. pAassfya saevs laASa
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BALTIMORE, Jan 6-AIr ship Adler tBrem) Hohors.
Bremen, Nov 3D. brigs Enchsntres Graham hAt and
Ms Almra, Brown, Eoroans, ~ days Mary Emily, scsn,
decla Arecbo, PR Empire Crcwtll, Boston sohr Cen
T.yior Abbott " Johns via recibo Cid South
.erLer Boeper k0rlenpg brig Paragon, 6cNely. hYork
sehr suses Mason WIndes Bid bark souherner, Hoop
err EOiiears
chicoia iron Phiadelphia)
LIVES, Jan s, 4 P-The barts yaponica, for Havana
Chester. for Boston, brig Brazilian TOR cenuegos and
coal laden schrs came 70 the Breshwater this afternoon
they 1 remain ovpgto the untavorabe aspect OF
the weather. Again large sheets Of floating ice have made
their nppearanson the bav, owing doubtless 10 e brsah
In up tie upper the Delaware. Weather
cold, and barometer down to E62
9th PMThe steam tug American IL the only vessel In
the barber The packet chip Tusosrors for Liverpool
at tho Brown 1Le briys Calvert Mary sopha Hope ani
Fron up early this morning. Wind SH and blowing
q storm, with and rain.
MOBILE, Dec s6in por,shps Teresa Cubano tSpl for
Barceon Empire Queen Br) Coulter for Lverpool Bee
jhpore lBr MeLsy Greeneck ocntoheon do Per.
sian trl Barton, do; AdoLis tBr) MCMILLAN DO; Cerro
0ordo. Chsndler do; Pratt. He-oombe 90; Harbsek
do 0Bhantr Soule do Albert 0aliatn salte for Hs-
vre Western World, Moses do Col Cutw Chase 90; jose
Aviautes BapMv, -; ess 1Assons eaassn SsiJ IA.
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PsctsA NIB. 90 bsl Oct TO- ysaerssa Sc lat 81 50 Ion
Sept a. 6serss mary and ala H. about 1000 lbs each
A. DO 0ct1 (by letter from Capt TriDpl Favoriss r.
The IF ship Capt Smith, d do aht Nov s. reported
NO data Saratoea Hardng B. 100 bills this (was
reported Nev7 BIslsnds Y WIS shis ssasen Caravan
rRver 100 VII this Washington Palmer NIB. 700
VII this
A. do Nov (by letter from Capt lamb franklin NIB
1000 bbs spl OIL had shipped $50 lba by the CO.
dia NIB and would another in The Arctic
0chotsk See date by letter from Capt Pisros Pa
AT 81 sydney ksW, Aug 80. Boy. Merry Of Warren, oil
srOxES-Aus /. NO lAs 90. W Morgan. Sampson, NIB.
$50 sp.
and from Sag Harbor 30days.
for Nsrque recruit and thence 70 Hong Kong reds
for another season.
Nov % lat 70 N Ion n 80. Brunswiok Wing. I'm Dart-
mouth Novo. for North Pacific.
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A STOR PLACE OrERA HOUBE.-ONE WEEK LONG,
"A er-Nightly crowded and fashionable audienes-Pro-
lessor farewell visit to New York previous his
Southern tour This evening aud all the week, grand
performance Of new Wonders-The Bottles tho Elecsr0
Dsappe atanco, and the Mysterious
Day performances Thursday and Satur
O'Clock, n Admission, ~ Juveniles twelve.
Is cent? Seats can be secured at the box Office from A. NJ
to6P. n. Doors pen At z; TO commence At O'Clock.
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A swtudIer and n Dupe.

AsHBURNHAM, Mass, July ii, ls32
HORACE GREELEY, Esq.-Sir: On the
10Th Of June last man signing his name John Riee,
called upon at this place. representing himself as an
Agent of your paper The Tribune and requesting me to
subscribe stating the for six months payable In
advance to be seventy five cents postage free Having
been reader OF the paper formerly and thinking the
opportunity good one, accordingly subscribed and
for that time paid my subscription, took receipt with
The promise that the first number should be here on the
next Saturday, since which, have seen nothing OF the
paper or the agent and am Inclined TO think the fellow
an impostor. 1fso, should be glad to hear II.
Respectfully yours, CHARLES SrEARNs.
Remarks.-Nr Stearns has of course lost his
money. No man is Agenttor The Tribune who can
not show regularly signed Certificate Of Agency
as we have many times proclaimed. We have very
rarely and reluctantly authorized any one to
travel as an Agent for The Tribane-we believe
no one is now authorized to do so, has been for
months. And whenever a man offers The Tribune
for half price he is of course swndler, even if ne
had dozen certificates of Agency. Mr. Stearns
should have considered that no one could possibly
be authorized to take subscriptions in our behalf
at price which latter paying his own necessary
expensss) would not leave us the cost Of our white
paper. fhe sees fit to send us dollar, we will
send him our Weekly for six months but he must
pay his own postage. Those who choose to in
vest in halfprice subscriptions can do ofcourse
but they will find the speculation bad one. Ed.
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,,ruI vopu gnAuy TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JULY IA, 1852

ts IN wild ewes and look of complete helpless
vas Even when we accosted him in English ne
Stammertd out some Arabic words IN reply, MS
ear being entirely the fool Of his nasinat'on'
At the little village Of FL Haram, where we
spent the night, visited the tomb OF sultan An
ebn,ileym, who is now revered as a SAINT. IL Is
inclosea in mosque, GROWING the top oil h'li'
7 was admitted into the courtyard without hest
tation. though, from the porter styling me " III
fendi," he probably took me for Turk. At the
entrance TO the inner court took of my slippers
and walked to the tomb of the Sultan square
hesp of white marble, in small marble inclosure'
In one Of the inches in the wall near the tomb,
there il very old iron box with slit in the top
The norter informed me that il contained charm,
bslongins TO Sultan Ali, which was Of great use
in producing rain in times of drouth.
4 ride of three hours over pavement Of shells,
Yesterday morning, brought us to Jaffa. The ter
r;ble coast was still lined with wrecks, and just
before reaching the town, we passed vessel OF
some two hundred tuns, recently cast ashore,
with her strong hull still unbroken. The aspect
of Jaifa is exceedingly picturesque. Ii IS built on
a hill and the land for many miles around 1t being
low and flat, its topmost houses overlook all the
plan of Sharon. The old harbor, protected by a
reef of rocks, is on the north side Of the town, but
is now so sanded up that large vessels cannot en-
ter. 4 number of small craft were lying close to
the shore. The port presented different scene
when the ships of Hiram, Ming OF Tyre, came IN
with the materials for the Temple Of Solomon.
There is but one gate on the land side, which 10
rather strongly fortified. Outside of this there Is
an ooen space, which we found filled with yend-
ers Of oranges and vegetables, camel-men and the
like. some vocferating in loud dispute, some gwen
I'M to silence and smoke under the shade OF the
sycamores.
We rode under the heavily arched and lowered
ratewav, and entered the bazaar. The street was
crowded and there was such confusion of cam
els. donkeys and men, that we made our way with
difficulty along the only practicable street in the
CITY TO the sea. side, where Francois pointed out
n hole in the wall as the veritable spot where
Jonah was cast ashore by the whale. This part
of the harbor is the receptacle of all the oital OF
the town and do not wonder that the whale s
stomach should have turned on approaching 1t.
The sea.street was filed with merchants and
traders. and we were obliged to pick our way be-
tween bars of iron, skins of oil, heaps OF oranges,
and piles of building timber. AT last we reached
the end. and as there was no other thoroughfare,
returned the same way we went, passed out the
pote. and took the rood to Ramleh and Jerusalem.
B..
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WOODSTOCK, VT, Saturday, July 10, ]

wooDsrocx, VT, Saturday, July 10, 1852
MvssRs. EDIToRs: 1t is well to have
mistakes corrected, especially when they may
osuse the ruin of thousands. &C. d." IN INC
Weekly Tribune Of July 10th, makes many ms
statements in regard to the condition OF coan'iy
Dor, which am glad TO see you correct nc
remarks will not apply to this part oil the county,
at least. m.
Farm and other day lsborers get here one oohaf
per day. and never work for less. Where Iney
board themselves, they work but ten hourS'
M.sops. Brick layers, &C., get from siI 10 eli
mar day and board themselves Carpenters 81 %
~ dsy and board themselves. Now, taking into
cousae ration the cheapness of living in the coun-
try. every one can see that the country mechanic
"a unite as well of as the denizen of the city.
Az to "Farmers," those who lease or those
who own farms, there is no class Of persons who
have more leisure. During our long Winter sea-
son, they do hardly anything more than to take
care Of the stock and g get up the fre-wooi."
I venture to say that this class do not, on an
average, make more than 200 working days in a
wear. Most of the farms in this vicinity are
owned by the occupants, and a more independent
set of "good livers" cannot be found. may
say, too, with truth, that most OF them CON.
nenced life poor, and have accumulated wnae
thew have by industry and economy, in the way
YOU have described. 1 asssre &c. d." that tue
Farmers wives in this section are not tne aruases
he Nh INKS them to be. They do not dress IN
bomesnnn. neither do their husbands "Store-
poods3 are within the ability Of all to purchase,
and even during the process of butter and cheese
making, they are neatly dressed in calico; Let
him visit our country churches on Lords day,
and he will see the pomp and vanity oil city cos
tune very well initiated. ,c..
In speaking Of the prices Of Labor, forgot to
mention that of female domestics. The wages OF
these are from 81 to $lI per week, and help
is scarce at that. Dress-makers from IS to 5Oc.
per day and board. shirt makers get from % to
t5c. apiece for gents shirts. The foregoing
facts sneak for themselves, and should induce
thousands to leave the dreary walls of the city
and make their abode where "want is almost
unknown. c.
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HAVANA.
From The n. o. Piesyuns Of JuIss

From The n. o. Picsyune ofJu5G
By the arrival of the steamer Cherokee
from Havana, we have received files Of the Gacaa
HabGaa and Dtdrio de Ia Marina TO the I'd inst
Their contents are almost exclusively Of
local interest," the most prominent topics Of dacusos
being the question Of the esta oishment Of telegsn
the island and the reduction of the value Of ne aaA
from sl7 at which IL now crculates, 70 sl6 iiinsdn'
sic value. Neither of these measures meet tbs spro
baton of the Dtarto de Ia Marina.
The dryness of these discussions is re-
lieved by an occasional volunteer opinion that III.
Pierce viii be elected President of the United States nd
the fear that Mr.. Sloo or some other Yankee viii r
Tehuantepec.
The Gaceta publishes an order Of tb.
Captain General In relation to the announcement ofs
departure Of the American steamers the last psraq5
OF which we translate for the edica,lon of r.ads
and that they may see how far truly paternal Cover
ment will 30 In the protection OF ts children.
After solemnly decreeing that the par
ssge money of two gentlemen, Who had osen Ish "
hind becsuse the steamer sailed three aours AMI .
quarter before the time announced shall be repaid
them Ia full, his Excellency further says;
"And considering that by continuance Of the ~
tenn which has been adopted by the consigpees 70 ne
departure OF the steamers Aforesaid, other nsr ea
may occur, II Ia deemed proper to resolve that st
the hour OF departure has been published, eitas
In the newspapers or by placsrd In the Offices OF h'
consgnees il shall not be altered unless be again
serted In the papers and the term of six hoursron ~
time OF it, publication be given that Ii may beeonf
known TO the passengers"
We congratulate our friends of the Steam Compsr
that they escaped so lightly and that the Governor
not see ht 10 chasise the pocket as the spantrS
elegantly expressit.
From the tenor of the local items in sk
files should suppose the Habaneros were hayingg
times with their balls, concerts, watering places, ~
lastly, bull fights, which to commence on ssstq
the 9Th ult
The announcement of the reGstablsh'
ment Of stesm communication between Havana vp
Cruz and Tampico, by the Royal Mail STEAMSHIP Coo
paDy, of which We have before advised our Festss'
appears in the Havana papers The steamer willslf@
that port monthly on the Oath for Vera Cruz, kssns
that port on the 18th for Tampco leaves Tansco@
the 3Oh for Vera Cruz and this port for Hayssa o. w.
5th, where she sill arrive On the 9th Thh vii f'e"
q monthly correspondence with Vera Cruz
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MEXICO.
From th. n. 0. Peayune. JaIy 8.

From the n. o. PcayaSe, July
BY the schooner Eagle, from Vera CfuI,,
we received our files of ~ Poruear 70 the "a y m
from the city of Mexico lie Trait Union, ~ SgN Az
and FL Monitor Rspu5leaaO To the l9th nit
The news is not barren Of interest. ~
husn,epec seems to he forgotten In the discasSos,
the question of the coup da, whether the Govern
should or should not make one; whether the kePsr
can or cannot be saved without II; and from 80
glance which We have at the long. winded srtaem -
the subject which I'LL the columns of our exchanie.I
have come TO the conclusion that each side has
the best ofthe argument, and that tis clear -
that nobody knows what 10 la the wind In the n'es
the Ssb XIX. is very desirous TO know TO SsssJ
pose the thirty thousand muskets stored In ths 81 4
Palace are to be applied, and whether they Wv
be Of service In armDg the frontier ststes n
The Monitor Republican, says; Is
seems that the Government has definitely rec. ,r.ss
convene Congress that It may detsrniae a 1870
questions that have rsmsned pendiDg tho sss.l'sEsa
which Is imperiously demanded b. tine 'sd p'''''
the Republic" - ,he
Don Manuel Robes has reslgnss. - sr
post of Minister Of State. and had LEFT the o'P'
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- of writ Of attachment Issued by the Supreme Court
o. the state Of New York and Of order Of Of the
Merchants Exchange In tho city Of New York the 10th
y Ausust 1882 1t ~ ocloct eshths o. tho
now lying At the Atlantic Docks. Brooklyn.
ABM r HILLvrR, Deputv ~
New YoYh, August s. ia5I
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NENTRBvILL8 oOURsl, LONG IsLAND-TROTrN0
~ -0reat mile race between Boston Cir ana selim =
Thursday, August Ut o'clock p n, match for ST. 900
three mile heats In harness James D. ncMsnn nance Gu
Sslim; Hiram Woodruff names b. m. Bos 0irI. Omni
huses leave Fulton ferry. Brooklyn, - click for
the Course JOEL CONKL'N Proprietor.
u ED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUND-TRoTrING.-
~ On TUESDAY the 10th instant at o'clock for
Of SO viii come off, Mile heats best three in Ave-
der saddle For horses that Q Owner
&. Snip e. LUFF, Proprietor.
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EENANTs' RE0IsTEK.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN TO LET
by The day week month, at the Of Broadway
and Broom street Private Broome street For
House. -
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ITO LET-THE SECOND STORY. AND PART OF
third story, with privileges Of bath, under cellar,
woodhonse &c. Of house 90 East Twenty eighth street to
small respectable family, unfurnhed to single GENTLE
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The earnings for the year have been S32479o g. shew
ing Of so per cent last year, and the
running expenses $15o45O 81, leaving net earnings
$16b 500 ~.
The future buaness it is believed will fully realize the
wishes Of stockholders The gain thus far has been
steady and legitimate resulting however rather from the
local established of the road than from
those to business the advantages Of which
embraced in the date Of the present report The
Rutland and Washington and Western Vermont rail-
ways recently opened will add largely to receipts and
the opening Caughnewags road from Plattsburg to
Montreal is another favorable feature to be taken into
account.
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Two LET OR FOR SALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT NO
ls Wieushby street. Brooklyn containing ten rooms
good store closets in basement and every convent
ence. Apply to Dr. MUNSON next door. or to Mr.. Gil
BERT 200 State street. Brooklyn Immediate possession
EOR RENT.-THE NEWLY ERECTED BROWN
iron front four story and attic store nsxt
adjoining the Iron Building" fronss Battasrs
street about IS feet with depth Of 70 feet It snow
eupancy about the frat Of september next rsnted soon
H. ELLfC0TT, Committee, &c., No. n East baltimore
str
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nOTNLs AND WATERING PLACES.


CCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN.-THR BEST ROUTE FROM
Nsw Ycrnn via New Hampton, twice daily. by Central
kalroAe OF Now Jersey Only ten miles By stage, and
goo3 read On and after July 22d, leave steamer Red
jacket ron pier No Nsrth river. 81 eight o'clock A.
hours For tickets further apply - Hopes
nxpses once, No. "a Broadway or on board the boat
Hopes Express runs IN connection with this line.
TOAMxkICANs VISITING LONDON.-MRs.
1S. Confines e /. her desirable Am.
Reference 20 some the most respectable families In New
YORK And bostoA who have been her patrons
GRAnHKcY HOUSE, coRNER or rwENTIETH
~ street AID Broadway, New York, was opened TO- the
public on Monday, Nay a. 1854 10 contains hundred
and my rooms furnished n the most elegant style 9th
and plans eenbned and the propretors do
nrmmeu tnAtn shall rank the best family hote,sn
hsweylds DONALD \ 90.
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LIQUORS.

w Brandies Winos scgars ne, Sc 430 Broome street,
corner OF Crosby Dealers and the public generally viii
effect saving Of ~ enty per cent by purchasing Aboye
The larget in the world ofchoice bottled Wines
Brandiss, &c, &c.
9 ono DOE. ST. JULIEN AND ST. EsTEPHE
SsOOO C1srst, at 81 I'm and 81 30 per doz bottles
returned 500 baskets of Champagne Heidseick Temple
and Other choice brands London and Dublin Porter Fall
Kirk Youneers Cam pbels Scotch Acs India Pale Ale
Champagne Cider Phs Ale Porter For sale BY
WIN. II. UNDERHILL. 40 Broome street,