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.Arriual Of The Sierra Nevada. . t-, ...-
NEW YoRK; May ls. The Sierra Navada, fronf
California has arrived. She brings four hundred
thousand dollars in gold. - --........ e.. -...
There is no later news by this arrival. a.
The cholera was raging at Jamaica. a..z
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A CARD.

In the published accoun, Of the proceedings If the
Democratic Convention for the fifth Congressional
District an occurs in the appointment Of dele
gates to the Democratic National Convention. The
Committee reported the delegation from Granville as
follows: James Bullock, delegate and John S. Eaton
alternate. The report was adopted; and upon mo-
ton Of Mr.. Thomas Lyon the name of the Hon. A.
w. VenabIe was added the list of delegates from
this district. sa - J. Nj. PALMER, See'y.
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T,-,;. SoL. o.,5 RE. IN yyboc.o

Largc Sales and Rise in Tobacco.
New ORLEANS, May Is. The tobacco market b
very active here, with consequent advance. Six
thousand hogsheads of tobacco sold since last Thdrs
day, the 18th, and prices have advanced so cents in
the cWt.
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MR.. SHEPARD'S SPEECH.

We cannot too strongly commend to the attention
of readers the Speech which we publish to-day,
of the Hon. William B. Shepard. delivered 10 the
Senate at the las. session Of the Assembly on the
subject Of Conventio6, in favor of amendments to
the Constitution through the Legislature, and also in
favor Of the basis it s. This Speech present facts
and arguments, which we defy the free Convention
presses and the advocates of the unconstitutional ma
1ori,y principle, to answer. 1t occupies the whole
ground; and while it does justice to the West, it
sets forth the rights Of the East, and the principles
of justice on which those rights are based, in the
most mastery and conclusive manner.
Reed it, friends, and circulate it. 1t must and 'OiA
tell with powerful effect on the public mind.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. On Friday, the
l4th inst, David s. Reid, was nominated by accla-
nation as the Democratic candidate for reelection
the Office of Governor of the State. The Executive
Committee upon which devolved the duty Of appoint
ing Elactor for the State arge etc., unanimous
ly tendsred that appointment to the Hoa. James G.
Dobbin, Of Fayetteville, by whom we are happy to
learn that it was accepted. Two assistant Electors
for each District, were also appointed. We have
not yet had opportunity of seeing the resolutions
in full, but know their tenor, and can vouch for
their being the right thing. Good old conservative
Democratic resolutions. progressive. yet not agaran.
true the South yet not sectional In their patriot
We are pleased to know that the very best feeling
prevailed, and, citizens Of the Cape Fear District,
We still arthepseased to see and appreciate the
courtesy and consideration extended TO the delegates
from section, out of whom were chosen the Pre-
sident Of the Convention, one OF the delegates at
large, and the State EIector. We really anticipate
the election of Gov. Reid by larger majority than
that which he received two years ago. But we for
bear further remark, in short time will have
the oaieial proceedings. and can speak more at
length. -- si.. .. WiImington Journal.
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GENERAL BUTLER. Col. Humphrey Marshall, in
one of his recent speeches in Congress, speaks in
the following generous strain of Col. William o.
Butler. political opponent:
''Though General Butler is my constituent, and,
therefore, entitled to my attention upon occasions,
recognize the fact that his interests are in hands
competent than mine do them justice before the t-
bunaI Of democratic opinion. l will remark, howev-
er, that long acquaintance with William o. Butler.
enables to say of him-and it affords pleasure
thus publicly to say-l never have entertained the
idea for moment that he would be tame and quiet
tool in the hands of any of men. have never
heard dissimulaton attributed him by political foes
or personal enemies. / believe him to be manly,
straightforward and honorable character, conspicuous
for the psri,y Of his private life, and his fidelity to
every observance Of personal honor. which is not
only unstained by reproach, but above suspicion.
Whatever political opinions he may entertain,
not doubt the sincerity with which he maintains them
or the candor with which he will always express
them for, though are political adversaries, sepa
rated by opinions which irreconcilabe, say
that do not believe any offer could present prize
sufficiently precious and tempting TO compensate
William o. Butler to stop to deliberate. deceit.
not surprised to his letter. but calculated up
on something from his pen which would state his
true position
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RALEIGH, May IL, 1859.


Geo.. W. Mordeea;, Esq. .s .n
DEAR SIR: Your note of yesterdays date, with
the accompanying very handsome and costly silver
plate which you have done me the honor to present,
in behalf Of the gentlemen you represent, duly
received this morning.
l accept, with pride and pleasure, this beautiful
testimonial, and feel highly 6attsred by such mark
of approval, coming from gentlemen who take such a
lively interest in Internal Improvements in North
Carolina. beg you to convey to the friends of the
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road" my sincere acknowl.
edgements for the very liberal manner in which they
have fit to testify their appreciation of services
far too highly; and to say shall rejoice with them
and the public, if this important work of Railroad
improvement shall fully realize fond expectations.
l reciprocate your kind wishes, and tender my
thanks for the acceptable manner in which you have
discharged the duty assigned you in this pleasing
business.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
.. Your obedient servant,
r. M. SAUNDERS.
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WAKE COUNTY.

&
A portion of the Wings Of this County held a
lowing ticket for tine Legislature: Senate. Charles
L. Hinton Commons, w. D. Jones, Sion H. Ro-
gers, and William F. Collins. g.. -.. j.
We presume that Wake has just now a distinction
never before enjoyed by any County in the State
to wit, an Ex-Treasurer and Ex-Comptroller in
the field as candidates for public favor. All past ex-
perience has shown that it is very easy to get up
Wing ticket in this County, but impossible to elect it.
One or two of the above. named candidates, it has
been suggested, ARE talking and the others rusning
candidates. friend at elbow is Of the opinion
that it would have been best to have had them all
running candidates.
Some one in this City teegraphed the BaI'i-
more Sun, on the 18th, that Gov. Reid was IS nomi-
mated for Governor with but little oRpos;ion." Now
it is well known, to every person here wto knows
any thing at all, that Cow Reid had no opposition,
but was nominated by reclamation. The truth is, ne
was to all nents and purposes the candidate before
the Convention met, having been nominated in all
the County meetings; aid the late Convention would
have been larger than it was but for the fact that his
nomination was regarded on all sides as mere matter
of form. The Suns Correspondents rather Whtggish
The New York Times-a well-informed journal
saws of the % Delegates thus tar elected from New
York to the National Convention, 19 are for Scott
and 4 for Fillmore. The Times is of opinion thai
the State will send 81 for Scott and for Fillmore
These Delegates arctic meet in due time and elect
two for the State at large. who will Of course be Scott
men. These facts furnish proof conclusive that Will
liam H. Seward is the controlling spirit in the STATE
of New York. F4-J
MULTIPLICATION DEFEArEpI IN MASSACHUSETTS. The
hill before the Massachusetts Legislature for the nr'h
er protection of personal liberty. was not passed. al
/ h,. been stated. 1t came up for engrsssment OF
d SATURDAY., and was DEFEATED BY eleven majority. !
v,s designed by this BIZ! defeat the operation
n. faoi,ive slave law, By allowing justices Of tn
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CORRESPONDENTS.
RALEIGH, May IL, 1859.

...s. .~, RALEIeH, May IL, 1859.
Hon. r. NJ. Saunders: z-... a.ea.
DEAR SIR: "A number Of gentlemen interested in
the progress of Internal Improvements in North Ca
rolina. have assigned me the duty of presenting you
with the accompanying silver Pitcher ano Waller, as
testimonial Of their high appreciation Of your ser
vices in the cause, and especially in behalf of the
Raleigh and Castor Rail Road. .--. ....... -...
Wishing you may long live to witness and IaItiei-
pate in the benefits which they confidently hope, will
be derived from these works, am most respectfully,
Your ob't. servant, - .a-.. d.
..->. GEO. w. MORDECAI. =
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REID AND VICTORY!
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, NAY 22, 1852.
FOR GOVERNOR
HON. DAVID S. REID,
OF ROCKINGHAM COUNT

CANDIDATES FOR WAKE COUNTY.
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SENATE:
ESLEY JON ES.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
ROMULCS M. SAUNDERS,
GASTON H. WILDER,
WILLIAM A. ALLEN.

~ We learn that at the meeting of the Coun-
of State, held in this City on Thursday last. it
vas determined to convene the General Assembly on
he frs, Monday of October next. to take action on
|as subject of the Electoral vote of this State for
President and Vice President. The official proceed.
ngs Of the Council shall appear in our next
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


NEW YORK, JUNE "a, ls52.-THE sUpscRInrRs
IN have this day formed nsrsbip uraer ths
Of HAisht Mclean and viii transact General roker-
afe nsehanse and Collecting business 81 No 10 Nor
SAMUEL w. HAIGHT.
=. x.-,, GEORGE w. MCLEAN,
Refer permission, 10 Geo. Coc Cashier Ohio LIE In
nranss Ahy Ifnss Company, New York. Robert Bayard.
1s4. New forh; Page Bacon. 81 Louis PAGE. Baoon =
Go. saA BrAncisco. California
PARTNER WAnTED-wfTH ONE OR TWO THOU.
and cellars in tho Tin, Copper Sheet Iron and Stove
business The busoess 10 well established and offers In
dussment rarely 70 Ia met with. 20 entcrprag msh
Win tbE above capital Address Ropwek, Herald ebes
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oCULIsTs, AURIsTs AND DENTISTS.

THE EAR ANDEYE.-IC CERTIFY THAT DIR. HEATH.
Of ISL Broadway cured of deafness and tressins
noises in my hesd-fIugh Park certify that Dr. Heath
cured my daughter OF total blindnessR Banker DR.
pamphlets containing information to the Afflicted
daily.
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POLITICAL,

GRAND MASS MEETING AT WESTINGHOUSE HEA D.
NJ quarters Newburg, July 2Gh-Pieroe, King. and VIC
tory "Oor nag is still there The democracy always
electors Of the river counties Long Island and the city Of
New York. requested to attend the Mass Meong
TO be held at ahingons Headquarters Monday July
d. respond to the nomination OF Franklin Pene Of New
Hampshire for President and William King Of Alabama
for Wee President Many Of the most distinguished speak
Of the Union viii address, the meeting BY order of
the Committee Of Arrangements
A MIS-. GaI i .1s1s' }secrstariss.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

HVVSHSS, HOOMS, ETC., WNNTEDs
WANTED TO RENT-A STORE IN CANAL STREET
w or broaawny with immediate early entrance, Adj
dress l.. ". O. Herald ofico.
w ANTfD--T TO RENT. A HOUSE CONTAINING TEN
or tVeSefnops AMI hath. within biooi Of Rroa.
way, between Grtnd ard Blocker streets. ponb thout 500
Any wth sch honpc msy hear Of desirable t.aapt
~ adc-ts snf H. ~, Broadway Post once,
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A UCTi0N notice THOMAS BILL AUorIoNEER
.,a by s Va, d zsana..IassaAy lo oolesl ia
assortment Of choice second hand Psrsars Dry Goods
Hosiery Fancy Asiisss ysssy watoAss rsosA Of Stoves
A DNINIsTRAToR's SALE or PRopBRrY-Ar no
Scott Auetioneer win ssi Wed Abe ath say Of
rr;I .s,ns NspsEos Hotel. esresr q ws:snssen and
psrsy being Il. BLOCK .sjoinrs the Ga,.n Plass Row.
:siss,s &c. renders s:s,se!. SGians
ass sns one sA ~ s0ss' 81
property to DO had Of Alfred p. Lagsvs Adintrassr
house No III Allen street Rnsion, being all the
;ss r,.s%Fs5y consist: Ply sss ns;.s
a cssh s"ss !ss .9s
very rich Rome Statues bronze candeaSsss and Vases
raj assortment Of kitchen Fniniture with which the sale
in Msn o. rs 'as en s% 81
sss S s1a ready and
John. yIsHBLATr. AUcrfoNEER -AssIaNEEs
&e-John F,hSls.t win sell Tuesday Spo.sPoned from
half pipes 0tsrd. Dnpuy Co., brandy easI
Sn
se: r sc.s 20 s SSS: sns
Buggy wagons Brown Stout and Ind.
Ale. Also elegant bay Horses for account of whom it
may concern, kind in single and double harness.
MORTGAGE SALE OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
N &c-Tuesasy, 9th July lOx o'clock, at % Day, cor
Greenwich assortment Groceries including
others some fine Green and Black Teas Coffee
Rice Starch Macearon Pickles Preserves Canton Ginger
Figs Raisins, Dried Fish, Shad &C.; Brandy Gin Cham
S% assss
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AT AUCTION. BY
~ Wm W. Shirley-Tuesday, July n, at 10 o'clock. at
No 50 John street. Dash sale OF pint
and Il pint Tumblers chose lot; 90 crates crookery all
Kinds the Shelves to suit dealers and
chance for bargains.
T,HEODORE LENT. AUCTIoNEER.-METROPOL
i eales room, No. 495 Broadway, adjoining the Art
Union for public and private sales Csn,gnments so,-
cy Goods and Merchandise generally Out door ales
tualy attended to- Real Estate Leases and business
places bought and Sold Houses and apartments to and
houses and lots for sale.
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ID commences At o'clock. Bexss, rs cents; PIT, l2
s,s SEATS ~ Orchestra Boxes % oenssi Private Boxes
Monday evening July o. Macaiister the great Wizard Of
TWO bRRaxs OF WONDER.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREET.-Doons
AZ open a. curtain rises 81 o'clock.
A'n''' evening" kEs Nm presented tho drama
Egyptian Entertainment by Don Antonio Cordova,
the s4z 1sis 'GGf TRGd h4s' s1SKrr.
SonEEs xAoIogEs AT TuE BowERY THEATRE,
%s ffSas.. s s'sfPE s.y ssas:
and Il.
ana nsfp% sy
me Charles Theatre French Opera House New Or
i.le bssssa PSlassipsis no. ks IN ii Of yhsS
Wizard Of avn vs The 1 e
= e exhibit The whole q his grand .Itsnsvs and original
saei.s, q wendsri. eSntriy.nse sonnsticn with HE
Void as1sas %
RARNUHs AxERIcAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
CENTS shar:s is cents. paarsnsn ~ ssa. s.sr.
Dis.oSss Views, ssd opti:sY Tswofi viii b. prs.snssS
sssss
y ~ bro.dv.y ssc!s Grand street. Open every sisS:
:: "a
ths city, for Of years. been received
With favor BY highly respectable snd fashionable audeaoss
ins patrons q Snssrs. are rs.psssfay
that tho Saturday Aernoon concerts are dseonttnusd
UOOD's MINsTRELs. a. BROADWAY, ABovl
w Howard street-Opsn every evening, under tho me-
nagsmeAt Of H. Wood, whose and Ethiopian ds-
:: New Yer. spd 10" wC0s Ha s
sentfs making the coolest place Of In the
city, Admission. % eents children under u years. half
B-Ths wednesday and Saturday Aernoon concerts are
discoAtiAusd uANl further notice.
NEW PLACE OF AMUsEMENT-PALACEO OF BEAU.
IN ty So Bowory, formerly known Whites kelodeon
directly opposite the Bowery Theatre George Lee Proprc
evening. July with entertainment perfectly original
and unique Tbe "Bloomor troupe composed entirely Of
ladies distinguished for their talents and beauty will mako
their first appearance under the direction OF celebrated
Boomer costume and win appear in the richest and
beautiful Dress each lady appearing In different costume
variety Of other entertainments will be given N B-An
Saturday, commencing at o'clock Admisson-Ssats in
private boxes 80 cents Orohestra Seats SIX cents Boxes
20 cents Parsuette, l21a cents
HAsTLE GARDEN.-FRENCH e. HEIsER. PRO-
~ prietors.-Admission 70 cents Doors open at 2; to
at O'Clock Great attraction for the remainder
81 the summer season. Monday evening; Jnly 20 Herr
and Son. the most astonishing Equiibrsts of the
the night together with several musical
EyRANKLIN MUSEUM It's CHATHAM SQUARE,
Il George Lea, Propretor.-The above establishment y
open afternoon 81 O'Clock and In the evening at
Cor the purpose Of Classic and OrgnM Of
tste together with variety Of beautiful performances
For full particulars bills ofeach day Admisson-seaN
In private boxes cent stage seats with cushioned Arm
shairs 7L cents; boxes. 25 oents gallery 12k cents.
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UCIi0N FoTiCE- THOMAS BILL AUCTIONEER.
- ny W. NAa IAndt-fuesaAy, AT lOx O'Clock, Ia
the Auction Rooms 10 Spruce sod vsnabe
assortment Of choice second hand Farsnrs Dry Goods
kAr gss, Locking Glasses, &e.
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ETNAUCIALs.


nRAFTS ON IRELAND, &c.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ draw Sight Drafts various Banks and Bankers in
England. ireland and Scotland, in to suit. WILL
LlAMs GuI0N, No 40 Fultf street. Passage can DO
sailing st 9th, 18th, 18th, 2st and 9th Of every month
THO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS -CHICAGO AND
Mississippi Railroad-seaed proposals will be received
at the Office of the company In the city Of Springfield III
nos until Saturday, August H. for the grading masonry,
bridging and cross ties Of that division Of this road
extends from Springfield Bloomington, illinois, The dis
lance about sixty miles and route traverse the most
elevated and healthy portion Of the State The line
divided into oons of miles cach and the
TO BIO commenced without delay Payments for work and
materials will be made in cash. Prohes and plans
blank forms obtained at the Of company
in Springfield and Bloomington, Illinois, where any infof.
nation will be furnished by the Engineer Department
Satisfactory proof Of responsibility viii be required
those proposing for the work The subscriber will be in
New York At Is Warren street. stairs the Hudson
River Railroad Office until August and will be prepared
TO exhibit proles plans Ae and information
prefer to oHcr proposals in this city. OLIVER H. LEE,
Chief Engineer Choago and Mississippi Railroad.
New York, July Is 1852.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. 8. NAIL AND
Express lines through In four hours New jersey Ra
Corlandt street, and 81 r. NJ Liberty street. Pare Is
for first class and - 30 for second class and n
Return AL and n, and 81 p r. Baltimers Ws&hinr-
ten Norfolk, and Charleston through tickets ssid il the
5h P.M uues. - - ~p-Ss
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INSTRUCTION..


MADAME BARBER, 5e5 BROADWAY, NATIVE
Nl Of Paris desires 10 take pupils ethsr TO commence
the study the French language TO perfect those Who
have already made progress Terms moderate Can
be from IL to o'clock.
ID EsIDENT GovERNEss.-AN ENGLISH LADY A
N Protestant, who has resided some time In Fganes.
wishes TO enter gcntlemsns family a. Governor She M
competent TO instruct her pupils In English French oil
paintings drawing singing and music. Satisfactory re-
renees be offered line addressed 70 Alphs, u b..
Dodd III Broadway corner % Ninth street, stating salary,
will meet with immt date attention.
fSIvIL ENGINEERING scHooL-DIRECTED BY
~ Victor Beaumont c. E. graduate Of the School Of Aria
and Manufactures Of Paris Of lectures ana
Lessons win begin the fret OF September nes For par
Ncuers and references apply at tie school, go Houston
street, near Wooster street.
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A LBANY, TROY. AND LEBANON sPRINos.-rHR
"A Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave shs
CityIA station New York, daily sun sxoeptsd) Al
- Se LA M train '. c6sth.m -Four
banon SPRINGS Pttsfeid. Springaeld ana other {ntsy
mediate stations A. o'clock M-Acsom a odaton train
Shansm -FOUR corners, connecting with Western Rail-
rSad GONG east Passengers for Lebanon Springs viii
eiock NJ train TO Chatham, Western Railroad to
Afternoon. Fare Through. 81 $40 IT suu's
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oAMERIcANs VISITING LoNDoN-MRS.
l. PEACHEI No. George street. Hanover square, Lon
don continues 20 let her very desirable apartments Anne
rean families, with private table, supplied at fixed rate,
Reference to of ths most respectable families In
York snd Boston, who have been her patrons many
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ITO THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs-N0sr AGREEABLE

Y'0 TIE VIRGINIA SPRINGS-N0sT AGRBBABLE
n and economical route.-Visiters 10 the Virginia
SPRING and TO Isnehburg Va Lexington VA Or sssrs
LAND, fitted up with state rooms and sPaei is,s
berths, leaves Baltimore for Richmond. vs., via Acqua
RsIrosd, every Tuesday and Thursday, a. ~. fsss
class passage Richmond by this agreeable ronts only
Al Richmond passengers may sither take The Dsnvis
route or Comfortable canal packets Of Messrs
Boyd Edmond which leave daily at6PM BY these lass
and the stages connecting herewtth they are conveyed
from Richmond tho White sulphur springs ~ An expense
az AZ nnlv INC this route being reduced ffty
nine miiss and passengers reaching the white sulphur
Springs loss OF rest In fonr days Bslti-
more Passengers for stsunton take stages
and those Lexington at the North RIVER staging 10
emily; the time occupied between Richmond and ssAantos
being twenty -sevon hours and between Richmond ana
Levin gton days whols fare between 'timors and
the White sulphur sprngss S2; whole fare bet ~een Balt
and Lynshburg - ~; Dc. Baltimore and Lesngton
va atauntcn Vs. 49, For rurther particulars, apply
= - cnGRLEs &oRrHISeToN. Agent.
Commerce street wharf, Baltimore
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CLOTIIING.

VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ ladies and gentlemen having east on clothing
nture to dispose Of obtain fair cash price, by sending
the subscriber mis- residence, line through the
ro will be attended TO- Ladies attended by Mrs
Cohen. N. S. COHEN, o6 Elm street.
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS FARE
II for the whole excursion fifty cents The splendid sea
steamer CATALINA Captain r. Hofmirs. on Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday July 9th, 18th, and 30th leaving
Eighth street william burg g. Bridge street. Bfooklyn
O'clock. retursing Rereshmept., lines and bats.
furnished board Tho National Brass And Cotillop
Band will accompany the boat.
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s,DtN AND AhBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILA-
aeipme:- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER Pier
Mol North river. at "a. N. and p NJ, through ~
aonrs. Fare hrst class So second class tby line
street, At A. n. and 2P.M
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LNURNITURE.-WILLB BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN, AT
Beekman street. ohce aud nting house Desks;
Tables revolving oos Chairs Stools mahogany Dedstesdr
Chairs Rockers Sofas; Buresusj Oil Paintings Looking
Glasse hair and husk Mattresses; rasters; extension
dining Tables Secretary Book Cases Sofa Beds Brussels
Carpet. Furniture rented.
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NIBLOS.-MONDAY, July @.-THn q REAT YRuNCR
IN aAd Spanish dancers, Mile. PougAud and 6sasrits
Soto together with Miles Drouet Lavns And Lsedsy AID
Mons. Msss, preceded by TUE VARIED RAKD-nrs.
Trotras' n.s John Drss sussn Twist n,s John ssfsos
repeat his two most attractive chAraotesths rO0DLEs