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MISCELLANEOUS.


A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURERS
IA Of gold pens ard gold and silver pencil and
patented would very respectfully inform the public that
they opening at their retail III Irving Hoase
Broadway beautiful assortment Of fine stationery Of
cent importation which, In connection with their assert
ment Of superior gold and pencils enables
equip themselves with ink and paper Of qualities
psror to any previously offered in this city. A. g. BAG
LEY CO., II Maiden lanO, and Ut Broadway.
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS DEPOT AND IRON
~ bedstosd and bedding warerooms-The only place got
healthy spring mattresses and elastic paiasses
made in the best manner at half the usual cost n B.
Old mattresses altered to spring beds to S2
Private furnished At prompt notice Call and
anime at No. 6tS Broadway, above Spring street.
EoR HOTELS REsTAURANTs. AND SUMNER RE
Sixth railroad largo stock Of croctery glass; and
china collected expressly for hotsl heavy plates co
fees dishes, &C., In quantity. All orders by letter
otherwise pomptly attended TO. q. G. LEIGH.
GREAT NEWS TO DEAF PEOPLE.-AFTER DOCTOR
VI ing for long time with six surgeons In Glasgow LII
ringing noises and entire deafness three
weeks and half JOHN COLLANAN, New York, June
1881
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TRAVELLERR, aUIIsE,.

CAMDEN AND ANBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
~ pha. from pier No North rver-Two lines daily at
10 A. M. and p. NJ Accommodation line at 10 A. n. By
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy oars to Bordertown
and steamboat Stockton to phadslPhia; Fare 81 EL
boy direct Camden csrsthroueh our hours
and hale Fare g. Returning leave Philadelphia At 10
A. M and2P.
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NEAkRLE MANTELS MARBLE MANTELS JAMES
M GULL having located himself at No 8Carro street,
South Brooklyn the Hamilton ferry. between Van
Brunt and Columbia respectfully calls the attention
of gentleman and builders the vicinity OF Now York and
Brooklyn to his stock of marble mautels which has been
with much both n regard style and workman
ship Thoes in Of the above will do we'll to call before
puroh asing elsewhere
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CRoToN AoyEDUcr DEP ARTxENT:-To CONTRACT.
L. 1s
t1 NH for ss =,
TX s:a: "a Sss
% s:a y;
IN Length about 81 feat The plan Of The ssTs. and sSsea
ri ON sps.ea the
Water Prrssos ct this once NYcuor.AsDrAr
President & Of II, shs cr0son Aqu'duos Department
GoS y,
n thirty fss be received - oss
css.;s
II. - d: osSss
on application 70 the s' Of
ss:s e e; cF's'n As0sda'' Department
~ e.. s for
+ css.fa
s:,: LII;
q: S.dns Of and
% sos on BEAN
Now York. June 70, 1853 '''''A '1
CRoToN AQUEDUCT pEPAHrMlHT;-To GoNTRAc
y rhs Of fG e.
e. " n vi. sS q.
rs.svins basins and Sal7srs in Third Avenue
sixth street the centre Of the ntersec
street. bsng length about ~ Feet
The plan the and peccr for the building OF
all her Relating thereto can be
obtained application to the Pnrysysr a. this oce
President Of the Croton Aausduot Department
New York. June 10, 1853
rROTON AQvEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL DOCK
~ builders and oontraotosSealed proposals. endorsed
Proposa for extending 4, Fulton street, will be
eeivcd at tho Of he Croton Agu.duct
I'll Monday the Ith day Of July 1883 at IL O'Clock, to
bld extension TO the sewer Fulton street. from near
bukhead being length about 5 fees The plan OF this
and atoms for the building OF the same and all
other alton relating thereto be obtained app-
cation to the Water Purveyor at 'hi: 1fhcs; nr.u
President Of the Croton Aquos uot Department
New York July 1, 1868.
CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Saturday July 1853 to regulate set curb and guttor.
and pave Forty first street. from second Third
Specifications to be had application to the CONTRACT
O'A JAS FUREY Street Commissioners.
Street Department Office June y, 1888
TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENsES.-MAY0RS Of
juno 49, S53-Notics-The laws Of the State, sub
strong or iptuous liquors defined the corporation
aaanoes wipe brandy gin strong waters bitters
other excisabe sroog quors without being
ncsnsed to enc and imprison and AL who
shall sell strong sprtuous liquors quantities above
gallons except importers and dstlas selling nqu
20 penalty Il twenty ave dollars for each offence. The
Commissioners Of Excise will hold extra and their last
meetings for granting licenses at this oce the fos wing
days fro 10 70 O'clock for tbs several Wards respective
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ENOR ALBANY-FARE N.-ALBANY AND NEW
il York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express

trains at A. and 345 p M connecting at Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and Wet from the
depot Of white, Elm and Centre stre.ta whore
Schenectady. Utica syracuse. Rochester, and Buffalo
also received Broome and Bowey and TWEEN
~ sixth street and Fourth stations The above
trains will land at Croon als and Chatham
-Four only All other trains will start from City
Hall station Of Tryon and Centre street,
here
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NASTLE GARDEN-MADAME HENRIETTA SONTAG.
" The public respectfully informed that Castle
den will be opened for . short season Of
ITALIAN OPERA
to commence Monday July H. aud to close August a.
The most extensive preparations being unite
this occaon all the great talent In the country,
and ell the with tho
pr, sented to the American public.
Conductor. MAX MAretxek
Full particulars in future advertisement
N BGentomen engaged for the orchetra requested
to attend reh' arsal Tuesday July At IL o'clock
NASTLE GARDEN.-l7;6- SEVENTY SEVENTH AN.
" niverary s3 Of glorious American
GRAND GALA DAY.
The great spectacle of the age,
LlKEUON'S TUNG HOOK TONG CHINESE COMPANY.
comprising fifty performers the celebrated OF the
Chinese pir who will appear In their novel peoe styled
together with the great Tumbers and Chinese Tar
tars Come SINGING and Dancing by popular performers
grand display Of Fireworks viii also DO givsn and the
whole will terminate with
A GRAND BALL,
in which the Chinese will be invited to participate.
Admission to the whole performance, 50 cents
Doors 1t Il mence At o'clock. No sOAouo
ment o. account Of the westheP
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CUrnHY1 eoyR1,-IH TEE MArTlR or fHl AP.
ss1. . 4: o ;ss = ga :s..
n :: ~ :: "a u, =;
coniionsrs Of Estimate and Assessment In The
nsss nssssr hereby five scss Isssua.t 70 the sasuss
eupsnt occupants Of all sns proved
lands affected thereby and when
10 may senosrn, - follows 70 Wit
First That they their estimate sad
msns eAd thst all persons whose ntsrssts affected
THEIR sbjsotioas i writing q william d ntnb ksa The
san street In the city Of Nov York before the 4 day
containing she Of the lots assessed
the numbers Of such lots shy appear the Of the
together with such ard the amount
the sd.yit sstimssss and Other dooament which were
used by the said making their esttmA
and have deposited 10 the Street Commits
the inspection Of concern. until the -
third Also. that I'll. limit. .msr.o.d by .:e.sm.n,
the Twelfth ths city Of Mes York. aud which taker
together bounded by the easer!y side Of tbs
asw ss e. b % soaS T
the by line Of the o. the block be
d street aud 4th street and the south By the
street. xc ptns therefrom such streets and avenues
parts Of srres have already been opened
as the laid out the map q tho said Commssoa
Fourth Also that report In the above entitled mao
will be made and presented 20 the Court Of
the stste Of New York special term q tho said souri,
that day; and that then and there,
thereafter counsel 10 heard. mossoR VIII ~ made
thAt said report be eonfrmsd
ss akt%Ss % MSTfaA.$Ssstscn' csnni.-.sn'r.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-Richard Pencil. and Mary Hannah Psnnell,
his wife, against Calvin Hoyt. Andrew Lytle Thomas
Thornton, and Caroline Thornton his wife, James q. Mo
Ada = Henry W. sohweppei, Henry Bsrtrsm. The Mocha
MICS Banking lillian Boderston John Stuart
mons for relief Com not served To Calvin Hoy Hen
Bartram, and W liam Boderston:You hereby
moned and required answer action
which fled in the ONCE Of tho Clerk Of the City and
and Of your answer TO the said
Of New York twenty days this
you exclusive Of the day of such servioe IL
fail to the said oompsnt within the time afore
said the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the court
the relief demanded in the complaint Dated New York.
June 10, 1853 w. McDERAOT, Plaintiffs attorney -
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RESTAURANTS.

CfATE SALOON, NO. AFT BROADWAY CORNER or
- Broome street This splendid establishment IL
oren for the reception OF company Nsiths. pains
have been spared Ia finishing frnhng and stock
s.gars the arder with desirable the market Of
the oyster department with the anes eysers
In every variety OF style Connected With the saloon
sunber Of private rooms fitted expressly or ladies
sompsnisd By gentlemsn r. u. GRADY Propriator
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EpGEY FIRST PREMIUM EXHIBITION PRE-
II works; depot Is Maiden lane. The subscribers beg
leave inform their customer aud Others that havna
ay increased their facilities former they
prepared TO furnish exhibitions extent,
b>ve baod every variety OF smas. are WORKS suitable
stoekespers retail sales The hold s0tsy
j. W. uolbsrton, q Maiden lane Orders addressed ~
above Or ~ J. O. L. EDGE Jersey City win meet VIII
sAsntios
GlREwOaKs.-NEw YORK LABORATORY, NO IA
Front street-Fire crackers Canton rockets double
oeaders jostcts and complete assortment Of fireworks
.arraned % the Arst quality Country merchants anf
iears IN general committees for CITY country dis
oays supplied 90 tbe ncst liberal forms.
M BENNETT. la@ Front street
lIREwOKKst rIREwoRKsi or EVERY DESCRIP.
tion, and warranted OF the arst quality. Country
merchants aud others supplied liberal terms bBINS
WILEY 1888 W Ashingto STREET, corner Of Chambers
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail osssmsysrhs shiDs eomprising this uno tie

services every has bees taken their
in their ennsto strength snd speed
elegance and somfsrt
Price Of passage from New York Mvsrposi, In arst
seoin SD In second oaha ~ Exsusivs sf extra
sire state 800.
From Liverpool to New Yors, f6g and f1.
An experienced surgoon, attached u eaab shfp.
DO bartha Aaaurad u
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, so.

UIoR sAIE-A soRReL HORSE FIFTEEN AND
half hands high, recently from Outohess county;
trot in three minutes kind and sound seven old
price $500 Also, Black Hawk marc, about tho
tiao end fast sound and kind superior bottom Thoy
will he sold together separately low priced herss
suitable for city might be taken In part payment APP
Fly TO JACOB Vo1EL at Fourth street at Empire Livery
Stable.
EnR sALr-A NEAT FAMILY CARRIAGE, NEARLY
which accommodate four persons suitable
two horres and be seen at Macguic's Ivery
stable I3l MsodcaFai street Foe particulars apply "
Y, AITKhN, Il WAu street.
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YtoRPO0ATION NOTICB-PUBLICN NOTICE is HERE.
vea to the ewnsr or ewpsrs occupant or occupants
Of all houses and lots unimpr0vsd lands Affect
I'd thereby that the following have been com
Ystsd Assessors and lodged 10 the office OF the
Of Assessments by all persons inter
s:tea viSEFor REGULATING street from So
shsrein The limits embraced by such assessment include
al houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces
and parcels land situated both sides OF
street RON Second to Third avenues All persons whose
Interests affected by the aboveDamed assessments and
who arc opposed either OF them request
I'd to present their In ng to the undersigned.
their ooe No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
tAs date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES DODGE ASSESSORS
CHARLES MeNIELL
oos Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., June
Nb l66S
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A GRAND AFTERNOON CONCERT WILL DE GIVEN
N day, July commencing At throc clock BY the
esIeh Buokeys Now Orleans Serensder at Chinese
Hail. $50 Broadway.
UNxTRA GALA DAY-FOURTH or JULY-COsrARs
II Museum place Of curioses and for the aauss-
ment OF LADIES' gcntlemen asd children from n.
l0 M daily at the attached to Costars
verin and Insect Depot, AZ Broadway Admission 6ict
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THE BRYAN GALLERY or Christian Art CON
tanning series 0ftwo hundred autheetc usngs b.
tho most Iaisn Spanish rlsaish and froaob
astors from Guide de Sisuns "a. D. l2 down TO
vernet Is open for exhibition at S4s Broadway near
Union park Admission - cents Exhibition hours from
A. n. to 10 r. n.
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AZ LARM0NT. PARIS AND LONDON PHY1ICIAN
III and surgeon, be consulted nom II A. n. N 2.
NJ, and from till IL the evening uadays sEespts1D .
% Rcsds street, osmsr Of Broadway,
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DREwFRs VIEW OF THE wORLD-THIS RvEn-
- ing the Chinese Saloon $50 Brosdw.y To oossSde
bills of the evening Doors III the
irror ats Tickets 90 oents children half price,
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T .ATTING OBSERVATORY NOW OPEN TO THE
- Public Office Of LattiDg Observatory. New York,
July 1867 This Observatory situated Forty second
and Forty third streets bet Fifth and Sixth
ertsno Forty second st-eet) in this city, possosse
points Of interest to the public Generally net only in
being constructed upon and novel principle in archi
but from rs strength and perfect symmetry
Of form together with the converepces attached
rendering Of the most attractive places Of
the city From it various landings New York and It's
yoBs for vast distance In direction dist
visible and of the most exquisite
be found this continent the gsze Of
tie behodcr 1hs height Of tho is three hun
bred feet with base Of seventy five feet 70 probably
Of tho strongest erections that possibly
srtctsd Of wood iron The Directors arc
having constructed immense Drummeud Lii ht Of sus-
cient to light harbor OF New York which they
intend placing upon the ePtrene top of the Observatory
Upon the upper landing will be placed monster tolss
with which tie visiter will be enabed to in d
rection for distance Of forty sixty miles Upon the
other aI ding glasses be found for the
Of visitors In other parts of tho Observatory will be
placed d solving views cosmorsmas scientific and optical
nsrumel to works Of art and other objects of Inter
est useful and attractive short the intention Of
the Directors not emily to make this observatory
structure upon this continent but to make IL Of
especial interest to all Terms of admission - CENTS
GROSVENOR- Aacra
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FUNNTTURk.


E,NAMELLED AND COTTAGE TURNITURK-rHR
~ Subscribers invite tho sttentos Of purchasers 10 thelP
fashionable and durable chamber suites fro -
Factory aud saiesroom No 81 White street, three
Broadway. Dealers, shipper. and the
su pplied on liberal terms, WARWICK & TURNRR.
INNAMxLLED AND COTTAGE FUsNIrURE-su51
IL from $25 to 81 go The largest assortment the UnAsA
Satss Sets made In number color and shade 60 suit an
tastes. 0ILLIks BYRNE, manufacturers, 5e broad
u few doors above Spring street ds aActo
~, No. 40 Greene street.
CUIrxs OF ENANELLkD COTTAGE FURNIrURI
from es5 10 SO0-Purshassre will And the above ths
At and cheapest suites TO be bought ywhere Mattees
psasses made 81 the lowest Wholesale prices
pure hair MATHEWS STACY. Sc BSosdwas. eeensg
SprinG street.
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CUPREME COgRT:-IN The NATTER OF THE AP
y plcation Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalty Of
the city York. relative TO the opening Fifty eighth
from Fifth to tho Hudson river in the city Of
provided the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaity Of the
of New York hereby give notice. that they ntend to
apply the Supreme of the State Of York.
term Of the aid court to be held Of the city Of New
oOenng Of the SouI. thu. thereafter s
Of Estimate and In the above entitled mattsr
the and extent Of the Improvement hereby In
avenue to the Hudson river II The city Of New York
act Of the Legislature Of people of the State
Of New York. entitled An act relative TO- improvements
touching laying Of streets and roads In the city Of
New York. and for other purposes" passed April l87
ROBERT j. IILL0N, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated NaM York Juno u 1859.
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CEDGWICRS BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT IS TO IN
- repeated both this afternoon and evening" At tbs
um staten slaad Persons spending the Rosxth
pleasure BY visiting the ceum Admission twenty AvO
cents To commence at o'clock In the afternoon
O'Clock In tho evcuil 4.
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MONTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
steamers BANSA, 23Oo tons aud GERMANTA / 800 tons
having superior for cabin
sensers will form regular monthly mmunioaton
tween New York and Bremen The prices Of
800 for cabin passenger and $40 for steeage psssenger
The Germ nniA will sail from New York LIST
September and the Hsnsa about The LIST
Fer further info rmAtion, apply to
OELkICHS co. 80 broad street.
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They All hfss class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
Ra.:snssrs and sSm%.ndsd men Of s.psrsasc In the
Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded fas
Any charges bnt those actually incurred
BOYD uINCKEN, Agents. l6A Pearl street.
E'OR ST. THOMAS-DESPATCH LINE, FOR PAS.
II seDgers and the mails.-The brig GEO. OTIS Capt.
Smith will sail Wednesday 9th Inst Letters for all the
West India Islands and only will be taken
ply to w. w RUSSELL No. 81 Old slip.
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fliBEATkh, CHARLESTON, s. C.-WIIi OPEN roe
L ire season. on hrst November. Ladies and gsntissa
DESTROYS Of engagements will Address John SkOAN.
Comedan Post Ohcs siooviue Monmouth county. New
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SUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
> pcaton Of the Mayor Aldsrmes, and Commona!ty Of
third street from Fourth 80 East river in tbs
MADE and PROVIDED the Ear XSsrm.s and Co%@on
y Of city q New York hereby give notie. that they In
innate and ssmsnt in the above entitled matter
special Of the held at the City
day Of July at the opssins Of the eonrt that day
ture and extent Of the improvement hersb intended the
opening Of Ninety third street. from Fourth the
In the Twelfth ward Of said city laid
upon the plan q said city .ndsr and By virtue Of
the laying Of roads the city Of New York
and for other purposes" passed April ;, 1907
ROBERT DILLON. Counsel TO the Corporation
New York June 10, 1853
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THE vELASQUEZ.-THIS CELEBRATED HIsTORI-
cal picture, the moss nous work of tho greatest
painter Of actual life and nature that lived
exbititcr at thu Stuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway
mission Is cents, season tickets 20 ceats.
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MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INFERNO
II date landngs-Mesls SERVED hoard The new and
sglendid stessner GkORGE WASHINGTON, Capt X. Van
Wst will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Jay street.
~ Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday O'Clock M and
arrive at Albany time for the trains going West Return
ing leaves Albany every Monday Wednesday and Friday
att o'clock A. NJ For particulars inquire board at
2 West street. n B.-Ths boat touches at Yonkers
each passage.
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11O sHOwMFN, SPECTATORS OR OTHERs.-YoR
saleA valuable and magnificent oabslistie apparasus
for sale cheap IL applied for Parties persnceA
th. cabaistio be Taught ths Ia Short tina
Appf to- or address, @. ROBINSON IS Nassau stxosA.
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CUPREME COURT-IN THE NATTER or THE AP-
- plicaton Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the city of New York alive to the opeDiug Of d
from Third the sastery side Of
4ount Morris square, in the Twelfth ward Of said city The
Of Estimate and 10 the above
the office Of William Eltns Esq 70 Nassau street In tho
city Of Now York Thursday the seventh day Of ~
O'Clock the OF hearing
opposition the estimate and OF the ssd Com
issioners who NAL consider them
selves aggrieved thereby
SsEE4ss s. iESsHs
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A TRACTION Al THE CHINESE BUILDIN0S.-rHn
beautiful panoramic views to 30 seen this week ~ she
the highest enoomums Of the has
libited Weextract the following from the Natosal In
80 No similar exhibition has been
IN city with such universal appreciation aad delight
visited by most disng citisens by hrst
lists by troops of ladies by the clergy aud by the da
and crowds Of strangers whom Washnstsa
ell filled at present. and they all to be unanimous In
4 b.ir sfoua NJ DALI
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WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER OF THIRTY
W ninth street and Sixth avenue.-Msnn, Moore, aal
Thon pson. Proprietorz Col. Alvah Mapa Manager.
Three grand Performances tha Fourth Of JuiyIu The
Morning. at TO- Afternoon At s. and Evening At 8o'oesk-
Splendid performances II novel character, by the
STAR COMPANY.
Admission to ALI IArts Of the houaa q oenta,
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MEDICAL.

nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. MAY BB CON.
H. suited with confidence diseases HIS prAettoe -
twenty at his present location enables h
such DO obtained here elno
In this city with two honorable exssptsAal u
speedy and permanent curs
RR JOHNSON rs DUANE STREET, NAT Bn co.,
suited Once, whore no has praosed for ~ lAeA
twenty-five years Hours from A. NJ TO r. n. SnAags
excepted.
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DARK AURA, FOR AUSTRALIA, HAVING Been
ID detained by the weather. will sail Saturday I'd 0
July Can accommodate six cabin passengers by sppyin
board, ~ pier No East river, or to
w W KUSSELL Nh ali
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LNkANKLIn MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM STREEf.-0n0
LEA, Proprietor The above spsa ever
afternoon At O'clock and In the evening X
purpose Of Clsssio and Original vs.e
StAtuary," by lie Casnets Troupe Of Model Artists .
setber With variety Of sutifu psro. fsrtr
particulars SOC bills Of each day. Admission Ssats b
Priv ate Boxes cents; Stage Seats with cushionoA
chairs Nh; Boxes, Is cents; GALLERY l2x coats
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-16
MArRrxosy IN Rr.sr. On Wbi,.un,i,

MATRIMoSY IN RrssfA On Whiisunii,
afternoon, there are 10 be seen in The sum-
mer gardens of Petersburg, the daughters
of The middling classes ranged in long rows
and dressed in their best, and often bedeek-
ed with costly jewels, Matrimony Is the
object of display. Young bachelors walk
up and down the line of damsels, critically
inspecting them as they pass. Should their
eye Indicate ha, they have made a choice,
matchmaking friend Of the young lady's
steps out Of The rear rank, joins the would
be wooer, informing him Of tho girls cir
cnms,ances, of her family, dowry, of her
housewifely qualities, etc., and obtains from
him similar information concerning himself.
Should they come 10 an understanding the
matchmaker conducts her candidate 10 the
mother, who introduces him 10 her daughter,
invites him to her house, and wedding is
the most usual resul, of the acquaintance
thus commenced. Some may smile at thi,
| fact, la, the cynical will declare that ,bs
custom is in reality by no means peculiar 10
Russia.