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Xmusemtnts.

A STOR- PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
n Three more and most positively the last perform
snces THURSDAY FRIDAY aud SATURDAY Az
ThPS0ONS 8 o'clock EVENINGS, 9 O'Clock, Of DO
NETTTs troupe of acting MONKEYS, DOGS and GOATS,
in their Comic Psntommes Of the Msrchlones Batavia
African Dinner The Deserter Execise OF Tight and Slack
Ropes The Rotary Wonder M Van Spingala These very
PECULIAR pnique and instructive entertainments have al
tscted the most crowded and fashionable audiences and
have been pronounced the Wonder of the Age Box Oce
omen from NJ PM Tickets 80 cents; Amphithester
% cents children half price. Doors open at Z TO commence
Qo'cl. Lick
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Nfm Publications.

A NEW DOMESTIC STORY.-D.
N APPLETON 4 co, No 200 Broadway. publish
THIS DAYTIME AND TIDE, OR STRIVE AND
WIN, by A. g. Roe, author of James MontjoY," ITO
Love and To Be Loved" &C. VOL l2mo; paper 50 cents
cloth, 70 cents
This attractive work abounds in graphic desc ptions Of
American Domestic Scenes and Manners. As tale IL pos
unusual interest The strong well the delicate
passions Of the heart deneaed with sim
pcity Of style elevation Of thought and thrilling psthos
d. A. 4 co publish by the same author:
JAMES M0NTJ0Y, OR PVE BEEN THINKING, l
VOL limo. paper, 80 cents cloth, Is cents.
1--WE have finished reading when much
regretted ending ourselves al the end Of the book Evangelist
TO LOVE AND TO BE LOVED, vel, l2mol paper
50 cents CLOTH 60 cents.
Love in its fullr and its richness Is here portrayed
with mastery hand.
Just published:
LITTLE PEDLINGT0N AND THE PEDLlNTO-
MANS by John Poole, author Of Paul Pry, &c, vols
l6mo; cloth. 81.
GAiETIES AND GRANTEES, by Horace Smith, VOL
linn: cloth 50 cents
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION.-A gen.
TEACHERS WANTED-To fill many

important vacancies in the best schools and families
throughout the Union and in this vicinity requiring com
bpaton of the higher branches in the male and female de-
partments Subscribers and others call daily at f. H. Will
COXS U. s. Agency No. 2g6 Broadway.
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Privat,

- boad Tor FAMILY on the HUDSON hver-houee hfF3
and airyhDe walks and des-access 10 the city, private
carriage boat stages, which every twenty minutes
about ave miles from the City Hall For particulars address
Box No. LIS
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CARD.-MlIe. LOLA MONTEZ

has the satisfaction inform her friends and the pub
lie that she is receive Benefit, THURSDAY EVE
MING the 9th Of July the Bowery Theaer where she
is at present playing engagement This the first real
benefit her since she reached the United
Stat as all these socaed benefits during her engagement,
while performing the theatres in New York Phils
depha Washington &C, under the control Of the Marshas,
were humbugs and Mile Lola Montez received no more
benefit om them than for any other night Of her perform
The entertainment will consist Of the Drama Of
LOLA MONTEZ IN BAVARIA, after which she will
dance of her most popular Spanish dances The price
Of admission to the Bowery Thursday evening, will be
the Is heretofore.
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II Henry Clay Medals.-G. HEERBRANDT, No.
80 Mott 'acturfos beautiful Medal OF the great
Orator which he prepared supply at wholesale aud
tail The friends Of HAIRY ofthe West requested - call
and them.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS.-Free Con-
NJ at the Otto Cottage, Hoboken by celebrated
Band of sixteen Performers every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS commencing NON
DAY, June H. Should the weather be unfavoabs, the
Concert will tste place the next fair day.
GATHERS COSMORAMAS--Sec-
~ ond senes.-Exhibted corner Of lsth-st and Broa6
v.y Open from A. M. till 10 O'Clock M. Admission
,ents These works Of consist of collection ofVIEWa
Of EUROPE, ASIA MINOR, SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND,
EGYPT, NUBIA and ARABIA. xhey ara skstsseA s.s
sotee ~ oil BY Prof sattler
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

ID Admission Is cents Children, IL. Cents rsrqust III
senn extra Lecture Room, THIS AFTERNOON at 8
o'clcck THE LADY OF LYONS. EVENING, at o'clock,
THREE PIECES, by distinguished Volunteers. The MYS
FERROUS ADVISER, HAPPY FAMILY, &c, to be seen
AZ all hours
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HENRY

A DIV EKT IT'S Z VI EN- I. - HMM
ACLAY-The celebrated CLAY PORTRAIT, HENRY
CLAY ASHLAND by Laid and Jones size "A by 80 inches
superroya paper for sale by all and pc
ture dealers Price 81. The trade supplied by WALLER
4 KREPS No S42 Broadway n. Y, Hudson a smith,
Fulton-st; J. w Moore Philadelphia and D. NJ Dewey;
Rochester The discount to the trade will be liberal beyond
precedent
Now the for the admirers Of Clay to this
Portrait
Office Of Publication No. 10 Nsssau.st
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:. q The Kipg-Iand Homc,tead Land and

90 The kipgsland Homestead Land and
building Asssclat Ion will Id meeting al Chatha
hall Nc. 81 hstham-sq1sTe, on FRIDAY EVENING next
g. O'clock for the purpose OF receiving new men
ms Assocaon 10 organized plan There Is 70 he
10 waiting indefinite time for the Association to cose bat
each member Will be discharged from the Association any
ne the Of the house aud lot paid for whether BY
monthly insisllments otherwise The meeting win be
addressed BY number of,gentemen conversant with its
Pan OF operations, that every one may know exactly
what he is doing before becoming member The articles
OF association will also be read.
II s. SMITH. President, No. MurTayst.
J. BUXTON, Secretary, No 81 Chanbenst
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NTIBLO'S GARDEN-JoHN SETON,
mspayer--THURSDAY EVENING, July 9,
OVERTURE, duo D'OrloDne) by the Orchestra.
To be followed by the Comedy OF
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Sir Marx Chase Mr. Blake Alfred Hghhyer Mr.. Lester
PAS DE DEUX, by Miles. Lavigne and Leeder. LA
CACHUCHA, by Senonts Soto. LA MANOLA. Sen. Soto
Tickets 50 cents Private Boxes s. Doors open at To
commence at O'clock
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~ The Gold and silver Artisans of New

~ Manhattan Quartz Mining COMPANY
Once No 2O9 Broadway. NewYork City. Capital stock,
$50 600 Shares each SEQ Current money or drafts on
New York Banks may be forwarded to the President Tor
stock by mail The machinery for this Company together
with complete outht-conssng IN part OF fnll assort
Of tools for carpenters and bsekshs lumber ron
steel minngtoos and heavy wagons TO convey the ma
ehnery engine the mnes-sailed IN the clipper ship
Rsdug California from Boston, on the SOh June and
the engine and boiler 1.-The latter being large for the Ra
duisl will 20 in the clipper Polynesia which IL 10 sail
from Boston the 18th inst The machinery will probably
aniye 10 San Francisco about The 18th of November and Is
fully insured to Sacramento City. The machinery, 1t Is
confidently expected will be IN motion by the LIST OF Janua
~ 1853 The latest and best improvements both for crush
irg and smss smsiing, have been adopted More tune,
therefore has been consumed completing this machinery
than first anticipated The saving 10 the stockhold
by adopting this machinery viii be at least twenty thou
sand dssis and its increased efficiency for crushing aud
capacity for saving gold viii vastly than compensate
for the loss Of time thus Occasoned Subscriptions for stock
sill received the Company's office application to the
President John A. Collins, No 2O8 Broadway, N. \. CITY
Pamphlets explanatory Of the objects and prospects OF the
Company may had application by letter post paid, IN
coIiDg postage stamps, 70 John Collins as above
JOHN A. COLLINS, President.
Hon v. Secretary aud Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS,


No. City Hall.
~ Jury Nntice.-kn persons exempt by law from
the performance OF Jury duty who have not registered their
exemption at this Office notified TO do before the
10th dsy of July next as required by law.
WIN A. WALKER Commissioner Of Jurors.
10 sunday school ExcursiOn.-The Sabbath
School and Congregation of the Madisonst F. Church.
will male excursion to Mount Hemon, Qate Biddles
Grove) Staten Island In the splendid steamer CATALINA
on FRIDAY, July g 1882 where they will hold Grand
Pic Mic Festival The steamboat will start from the foot Of
Cshsne st. at O'Clock precisely Tickets 5Ocens-chil
dTen connected with the School, 2 centsto be had Of
the Sexton and of the Supentendents and Teachers of the
School or at the boat Oh the morning Of the excursion
~ The Gold and Silver Artisans of New
York respectfully invited to attend meeting on FRI
DAY EVENING next 9th inst at o'clock, az the City
Hotel OF Broadway and Howards for the purpose
Of making Arrangements participate with the City Au
thorties in paying pects the memory Of the Ia
mened HENRY CLAY.
Peckham, Dennis Co, Palmer Newcomb,
William Adams c. X X. Downing,
Rsndel 4 Baremore, Chs,elier, Domlnge& Spence,
Baldwin 4 sexton Brown Palmer Dwight,
Arthur Jaime 4 Co, Earle Hodenpyl,
Osborn, SeaTs Co, Randel Dunn,
Chamberln Bacon, Bnege Summers
ClAIk 4 Hall J. w. Richardson Son,
MAGE Huise, Oliver Miller,
L. Dederck.
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5nmmer Retreats.

BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Seve
~ anlie' nav obtain board for the summer season at
Meadow Slice, Glen Cove The house Is nearly new with
large airy rooms, pleasantly situated by the salt water and
surrounded by beautiful VS. Is ana rides For further par.
rcn,sfs inquire OF HENRY VALENTINE, proprietor ot
the Meadow Side stage line, or Of ALBERT h. COCKS
No ISL Bowery. N. Y.
DIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT, MICH
DIGAN--The proprietor Of this establishment (pleas-
aDty situated the Of JeeTsonav aud Rand
s respectfully asks continuance ofpubic pato. The
house opened the An Last 10 handsomely fur
nsed and guests visiting this city are assured that no
erton shall be wanting render their soogrn agreeable
ORVlLLE h. DlBBLE,
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Uants.

A frst-rate Cook and Baker, excellent
IN Washer and Ironer would do general housewors
city country Can give the best Of reference ages
moderate. Apply at No. 20 Bowery.
As Cook and to help as Laundress, by
IA one and Chanbeunad and 20 wash ssd iron or DO
plain sewing by the other These girls (sisters are very
eXperier ced and have years reference from their last
place Would in the country. Cal at No "a oth-aVr IN
the bookstore.
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10 Economy In your Boot Biil-.--G) TO A.
BAhERS; No. 80 Beekmsn-st-, where you get best
French Calf Boots ready made order for 8 50 French
Patent Leather Boots s. 81. Also summer Shoes Of the
best quality, equally low.
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~ Notice TO Passengers from Panama 90
CaIifornin, TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY feel called upon give public notice that no tickets
W be recognized by their agent at Panama which are not
signed by al Offices Of this Company and that tickets thus
sned can obtained only at their Agency No III West
"; ofC. l. BARTLETT, Esq, Boston; or MeSsrs. ARM
Is 1852 By Order. WIN II DANIDGE Secretary.
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DIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT. MICH-
CtOTNTRY ROARD.-A GentIeman

~ and Lady have Just take aod furnished goodsihed
Cottsge House. for the al Eordham and would
be glad 10 take Gentleman and Lady small family TO
Board for month or two a. social company To suitable
persons this would be made and pleasant sum
resort. Distance, y miles with ten OF twelve trains
each way per day Address LEN this Office, with full adj
dress,
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COUNTRY BOARD-Hudsop River.

near the city, but quite out Of The Mansion
House s6thst the liver side Is sentee private estab
shment Access by steamer Jenny Lind" from pier No.
50, Chambersst 81. and 81 O'clock Bloom gdale
iron City HALL aud Keetes 8th-av stages at all hours
and after July the Hudson River Railroad cars will stop
twice day very the House
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~ Mrs. l.. n. Fowler, VI. d., viii consult with
des med csly 81 her reEGencs No 23S East Broadway
fpm sA NJ 10 / PM.
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A S Cook and willing to assist in the
IA Washing and Ironing by highly respectable Woman
who give the best references from her last place;
understands baking and all kinds of cooling No objection
short distance from the city Can be seen for two
days IL not engaged, apply No l9 l2thst near 6h-av
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A S good plain Cook, excellent Washer
"A and lronsr, &C. by respectable young Woman, or
would be willing do the general homework OF small
family Can furnish the best Of city references Apply at
No $50 West 6thst 7th-av in the Can be seen
for two DAYS II not suited.
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LANGUAGES.-A Gentle

lVz man from Europe who give most distinguished
character and capacity Is DESTROYS Of employ
few leisure hours in giving instruction in either tbs
French Germ Spanish Italian Portuguese Ian Euage.
at Schools private classes single persons in tns city
or vicinity terms moderate Address, at this Office H.
STAS
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COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted, with

private family, a furnished Cottage, for Gentle
Wife, six children and three Also sfablng
for carriage and horses for the months In West
chester County at convenient distance from the Railroad
preferred Address T. s., Box 1910, NewYork PostO;e.
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DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS..

- Single Gentlemen aud Gentlemen and their Wives
he accommodated with Board in house having full
view Of the Harbor and Bay which has been newly finished
and has the modern improvements Apply at No 100 Colun-
blast, BROOKLYN
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MEN WANTED-Twenty Men, to sell

I'1 an article wanted IN every family Agents for Bos
ton. Philadelphia New England the Western sad Southern
States wanted They make 81 GOO per snnur with
small capital Call or address, postpaid, No 5f Broad
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n ~. Nicholas BGilding Associatiou's
Monthly MeetiBa.-fhe members will bear in mind
that the next monthly ng viii be held Thursday
next july g. At No los BoweIy, az o'clock Pm Does
parable before that cate the office No 10 Duane st.
Chatham Bank Building, where subscriptions will b.
eeved ROBr b. HART, Sec'y
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" PianO-F0rte and HOuse-Eurnishing As
sociatiob.-Ths Third regular Meeting OF this Assoois
non will be he ard shares awarded on Friday even
ina a. the Apollo Rooms In Broadway, near Canal st.
O'clock All persons DESTROYS 10 procure Pianos or ar
elure will find il greatly 70 their interest TO JOIN ls As
cation which thew may Go by application 70 the Trustee st
The Bookstore Of ADRIANcE SHERMAN Il Co, NO AstSr
House The Meetings Of the Assoclstion are pabhc'
JAMES PRISON, President
A. n. JOcELYN, Trustee.
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THURSDAY, JULY s, 1852.
COUNTING HOUSE DESK WANT

~ ED-A stardirg Counting house Desk l. Wanted IN
exchange for good sitting Desk Address DESK, a. THIS
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BOARDING DOWN-TOWN-At No.

- Coliege-pak Several tine Rooms, suitable for Gem
een ana their Wives for sras sentcsi families may
ms very pleasant location, open In front to the
suuI 'oilegepark, the Of Robinson st. and
- ieet yard In the giving good chance for air.
company. $3.50
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IF MIR. JOHN HUNTER will write to
his friends IN California they will send him val
uable news. IA SWAN MACK, Monterey, Cal.
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mo PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.

For sale an old established Drug Store doing good
business VIII be Sid st bargain # applied Tor Son. -
the owner wishes 10 leave the city FOR particulars Apply
81 No. 562 Grand-.t.
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DOARD.-Good Rooms and Board for
ID transient day and pemsn, Mt bosrde at No So Full
ton st.
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A s Cook, Washer and Ironer, by a re-

IA spectacle Girl, In small private family The best OF
city reference be given Wishes 10 have her oIotner
little boy the house with her; do erands and wait
ing wages object objections TO going in the country
Call at No 90 2dav between Sd and 4hsts Can be seen
for three DAYS.
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FAMILIES in want OF good help, for
city or county can obtain such At the office No go
GTsnds. the Bowery, where domestic ssrvants'
but worthy faithful an temperate remain }. WATTS
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lat TRIMMING TAUGHT.-Four
II respectable young Women will be taught Hat Trim
nng BY spplying No 80 Chambersst third story a. H.
A. NJ Term Of service 10 weeks.
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II ton-square-A Gentleman and his Wife, or two or
three single gentlemen obtain genteel furnished Plofs
on first and second floors with Bedrooms with or without
Board In Tseass private house Pleasant ard convo-
nient TO several lines OF stages Terms reasonable by ma
king application Inquire at No III st. Clements
place in McDougas between Wsvery place and Clinton
place References required.
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~ alton in private family Waiter or Valet 20
young gentlemen. Has inclmbrsrce Can I'd and
write VIII he found agreeable Can produce the
Tribune Office
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
Enter from Oregon.

BY an arrival at San Francisco, dates
have been received from Oregon to the
2S,h u.. ~ e.. a.
Numerous parties of Emigrants had
arrived at Oregon City during the early
part Of the month, who rep, ri but little
trouble crossing the Cascade Mountains.
The mines at Rogue River and Shasta
were engrossing much attention.
Provisions were high. The Oregon
farmers are congratula,ing themselves up
on the prospect Of having hoTe mar
ket for their -four.
RAIN, CRoPs.-During the past week
we have been favored with copous show
ers, which have laid the dust in our
streets in fine order. We learn tina,
there is considerable wheat exposed 10
diiferen. parts of the territory, which
will be seriously damaged if the rains
consinue. We learn, also, that the rains
have proved very beneficial to the second
crops on The bottoms overlooked by the
back water in May and June. They
will have fine crops, Notwithstanding the
first crops were drowned OUT States
man. .t.. .-a #a -
10 regard TO the -four market, the same
paper says: ..s.af
The shipment of flour to California
has used up the surplus wheat. and far
mers no, having put in over the usual
quantity last spring, we fear that the i'm.
migration which is now pouring in, will
seriously drain the country of wheat.
The emigration TO Oregon over the
plains is very great. Some of those who
arrived recently at Portland, report a
great many arriving daily at the Dalles,
and proceeding to cross the mountains
with their teams and families. Large
droves of horses, cattle. sheep, &c, are
reported on their way TO Oregon. They
think the number Of persons coming the
overland route this season will be near
ten thousand.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
THE DIES MONIES COURIER.

whose business will diversity the en-
ploymen and mutually sustain one an.
other. Our opponents knowing that the
good sense Of the western people look.
ing gu, for market for their bread-stuils,
have thousands Of them become converts
TO the great doctrine of the American
system, Tariff, and hence they pre-
tend in certain localities TO he Tariff
men. Bat what kind of tariff would
they give US! Why, the Tariff Of 1916,
says Gen Dodge, under the operations
of which our lmporta,ions have greatly
increased, and at the same time our ex.
ports have greatly diminished; under
which all our manufacturing interests Ian
guish 4 many ofthem are annihilased; un.
der which the debt of the country for
goods has become enormous; and for
Rail Road Iron we find most of the
great works of improvement are held in
trust BY foreign capitalists. This is the
tariff they would give us. .....
What we ask does the west, does 10.
wa, expec. to do without these princi-
Piles of the wing party! If she thinks
she can get along without them lie, her
vote for Frank Pierce, if she thinks she
can pay cash for foreign goods, at
present enormous prices and profits and
see her surplus productions rot in her
graneries; if she can cypher up any way
in which she can get money to pay for
her goods, then lei her go for the vaga-
ries of Free Trade, and the Tariff Of '46,
Does any reasonable farmer in Iowa ex-
peci, with our present means of trans.
portation, to be able to compete in the
markets of the country with Illinois, In
diana, Ohio, &C., or even with perfec,
means of transportation could we ex-
pee, TO do SO; but with Gen. Pierce for
President, what chance have we for any
better means of transportation? Read
the record of his official course, and votes
in Congress, in this paper. Farmers Of
Iowa! look 10 your interests. ..