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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
Dxsrnuor1yE FIRE m C1NcrxrAu.-About half

after O'Clock this morning brilliant fire discovered
in the cellar of the locking glass frame mandatory
James Hakesiy, on the corner Of Seventh and North
streets, between Sycamore and Broadway The manufac.
tory completely consumed together with all OF its
contents II four stories high. The first floor was
occupied by John Richards for finishing coopers material
lie was provided With extensive machinery, and had
siderable stuff on hand His loss viii be about So 900
which i covered by insurance All the upper portion OF
the building occupied by the proprietor Mr. James
Rakosly Is o msnuSactory Of looking glass frames
very large stock Of material hand consisting
chiefly q mahogany and rosewood considerable in
al s stages Of manufacture also in the building
The total loss CT Mr. Blakesly will be about Sl3 O0O in
sured Tie fall Of the west wall broke through the roof
and set fire 70 the two story double brick building worth
about 81 000 belonging 70 Isaac Copeland Esq which
quite destroyed. frame building adjoining also
belonging 10 Mr. Copeland injured the amount Of
500. This property was iasurel.-Circinnai Times,
Scbf ,2o
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The Turf.

DETROIT RACES. 1
There quite large attendance ye- trrday al ih.
course, and two very ine The first trot
mile heats in harness, between Mr. Ellis horse Rhode
Island and Mr. Edge Sinners horse Silver Tail which was
BY Mr. Ellis horse in two straight heats which were
vel contested. Time, 5:4i 5:i5 The second . running
for three year ods, by Mr.. McMullin's oso
FLY Clara (naTned by the President Of the association
Col, B. Grayson at the course beating tho chestnut
horse Frank, in two heattnie 201, 205 Indian Chief
after running well three -.ourhs OF mile. boted and
LADY Isabella distanced the first heat To NOR
rows report viii be for two II two and three mile
heats, running for purses Of 5000 and s3oo-De,roh
Adr7tisg, Sept, -.
DEI1.6rT Sept. 20, 1859.
There was very large attendance at the track and
very fnc runnn,, First three mile and re.
pert race For $3.50 PURGE between Bob Iayin4 and an
Ohio horse '.Strag Out This was well contested
beth running winning race but on the last mile Bob
confronted his competitor in each heat winning the
and purse IN two heats Tima--fr-t heat COZ Second
63e,he last mile in second heat being the fastest run
2.01.
Th- second race WAS between Madeline and Ped
Fox, for 5000 purse two miles and repeat. This also
vel contested, but Madeline evidently in the
best condition for the race winning though not without
its being well contested, Ia two heats. Time 4Ol and
351 In this, the first the last mile Of the second
heat was the Ia.es run, being done in l5i The trach
very heavy.
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Fhe Mechanics Lien Law-Opinioo at Judge
Thompson.
MARINE COURT

Or l-ScoVidiag and cthsvs.s King and o.Aezs -In.
action brought to recover for materials furnished by
the plaintiffs to Ager rho originally contracted With
the oefs nis nts to build them house proved on
the ts that materials 10 the amount Of hundred and
npetyos dollars had been furnished y tts plaintiffs to
AIger, IL Conformity wh.the terms Of the contract r.
ferred To- and used IN the erection Of the buang The
defendants then offered TO prove that al tho time CT tho
fling Of he notice o. claim By the plaintiff they the
defendants owed nothing upon the contract 70 Ags This
offer objected 70 BIZ counsel for the plaintiff and
ruled out BY the court the ground Of Trelevsncy
Judgment thersrpon rsadc-ed for the plaintiffs for
The amount claimed, With costs. This su brought
under an entitled An &C. io- the better security of
mechanics and Others erecting bgidiras and furnishing
materials therefor ia .ae civ aad COUNTY q New York.
passed July II, 1871 o. tae trial q ta.s casa II
W cent scn.srS:3 y covsS sc' est'n4aa'; thst
u, case OF popsh'y ~ psy'iin e.. TIC ovnsr can
immediate contractor at s tine or tie cling q the claim
cs /, appears Ira. demurrer had tse1 intsrpcsea to
the complaint of Ae claimant sad that the Only question
before the cou Thsthe- the demurrer bad been vel
must be oSe-rpied. fhep az s.,- volcr they
put 70 themelves tbs question which they yolun
ary conced4 did net egtmsteIy arise 10 the csse;
Can the plaintiff recover t. nsithe- e. tae the Of the
Sling Of the notice q ~ claim q. the time Of the
foreclosure thereof aay sun L dur f the ons- 70 the
contfacor The Enser O ls learned cosrt 20 the cues
ton after INDUCING Themselves Ia very lengthy though
illogical disqutition Concerning tAs ccnfacon 70 Sc
given IrV1bNo'g n las rccLye, Snc -
reyarded oy THIS court as nero ez-s judicial ucr
sion Of the Judges ent led 70 Consideration than
= usually el4imed for ae mere c5' isaa & he Judge,
Of any other bench Presunng quite much upon the
wisdom Of til Lesturs upon tne logic OF tie Com.
mon Pleas, this court fees 40 enbArsse1. Ia choosing
TO conform 70 TIE pain and unmstakeabe intent g tns
statutes q the former Bat there IL hyher tribunal
than the Common Teas Those who ere 70 te affected
" the act particularly such may become liable 20
BE- placed BY the position a. the decndan u tsis sction
nust, hereafter, take The hazard OF contracting
hec contra ts as 70 haze them conform eies 70 he pro
visions q positive and solemn statute to te eatsa
onistc adjudicat.ons OF the Common Peas Bat via.
says the act itseff TIE hrst rsctoa defines tas end
sought to be obtained b. It's passage and thatiSto
der buildings, together with the lots OF lad upon veh
they may b. erected Babe for the payment Of In. labor
bestowed and tie materials furnished IN Isir erection
And ths section erp declares that liens for s~ca Ia
ber co. materials n1y 10 c.oAsd ugon zach asdGa A1
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place in reference 10 the children admitted 20 the Sunday
School conducted by Mr. Peasc The Catholic portion
opposed to their children going the school, and
the Protestant section enjeavoring to retain them,
committee OF both religious denomna having been
appointed TO watch the premises at the Points, and TO
take charge Of the children The Captain Of Police and
posse Of policemen visited the of disturbance and
ordered the people there esnxregated TO dsperse One
person not obeying the order OF tho police fast
qured cer Dowd took him into custody and conveyed
him before Justice Osborn He gave his Lucius
b Watson and the magistrate required him to give bail
for his future good behavior.
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Roger Stewart, S&oeld, do; 18TH Albert Gaiatin De-
lano do; wndomere, Fairfield and Saxon Crosby, New
Cid 18th, Buena Vista, Theobad, Baltimore; I3th Aus
ta Tesser, Charleston 14th. Qarissa Currer, Knapp
Boston Northampton, Reed, New Orleans; 18th, st
Petersburg ieverett do; Guy Mannerng Freeman, New
Enid for ldg lath Harvest, Fuller, Baltimore Joseph
Antarctic Zerega, and Toonderoga Bayle NYork Shack.
smaxon, West, Philadelphia 18TH Columbia, Buyer, New
York.
Iospos-Entd inwards Sept a. Sophia Walker, Wis
WELL N0reans (was incorrectly reported at Deal from
London for NO. May Queen skolaeld Quebec 18th, Al
meyer NYork. CID out 18th, Norman, Holmes, Boston;
Robert Nicho Crockett Riga Arcturus, Wilson, do l4th
kirk. Enid out 14tb, st Louis, Hoyt, NYork
IEaoS-Ar Sept 4 Santa CruS Almas, Alfarra, NYork;
MAIAeA-Arr sept I, Mary, whelde, Boston; Rosanna,
EiwPoRT-Arr sept IL W Sewal, Small, London Cid
18th, Mary McI,ae, Bramhall, Wilmington.
kApIys-Sd Aug 80, John Bryant Legborn
PoKMxoUTg-Arr Sept l5 American Eagle, hoore Lon.
on the Overs Ono date), Caroui, from Trinidad
or Beachy Head 18TH, I 4 Woodward, sturteyant,
from Bic for london.
Rio JAst1no-ln port Aug 10 Elizabeth williamson, for
NYork Immagonda Sara Casns Snock, for California.
SANTA Cruz (Tenerde) sid Aug q, Copeland, Bart,
lett, Ianzarote and New York.
TonAsco-Sld July So Chietain, Dillingham;, Liverpool.
Vieo-Cid Sept 7, Rartan, Hanson, CorunnA.
PARIS, Sept l5-The Rockal, Martin, which arrived at
Have the 18th from New Orleans had been in contact
of the Start at Am the 10TH with large ship, sup
posed either American British and had bowspr fore
topnast, anchor, &C. carried away
LIVERPOOL Sept 13-The Marco Polo Forbes, which
rived here to-day from Melbourne reports having been
amongst field ice from the Goth to 18th June in lat 60 $,
Ion 146 ", and compelled to heave the ship round,
and stand 10 the SW working through the clear spaces
until the 25th when In lat SO stood to the eastward
LONDON, Sept 24-The bark Junata, Newton Of Var
mouth U5) from Shields for Boston, which was brought
up the river derect taken on. Of the West India
docks this mornings tide, and put into Carriers dock,
Mill wall, where she will make good the damage she has
sustained
LISBON Sept s-The Wasp, Page from Newport for Will
minston which put in here Aug =? very leak has been
surveyed, and will be discharged.
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Married..

On Saturday. October l. by the Rev Thomas Arn.age
Of the Norfolk street Rptist Church, CHARLES g. FrHEr
frst engineer Of the United States mail steamer Washing
ton, 10 MAEGua1TA SuIyAs youngest daughter OF the
late Nathan Dunn, formerly OF New brunswick n. $.
In brooklyn, Saturday October l, by the Rev. Dr..
Icabod s. spencer, Mr. HogY o. WILSON, OF GAINESVILLE
Wisconsin IL Miss 4. FILA PAsKs, OF Gardiner Maine
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arriyed-ships Oxenbridge, Taylor; Shanghae, Gray,
and John Albert, Wilson, Liverpool Mason McKen
ny Calcutta; barks Ellen Parsons Bates, Caao; Elm,
Taylor Boston; brgs Breeze onterbrdge, Work Chico
pee Emery, and Erie Baxter do Nora Benson Estport
schrs Southerner Kicker Portsnd Lavnah Jane Ketch
UNI, Work Adelaide Coleman, Newburyport Tirrel!,
Bell, Boston; Jacob Raymond, Bourne, Nantucket.
Oct l.
Ceared-Bark Oak, Ryder, Boston schr John Potter,
Wescott, New Haven; Pcwhatan, Pokeler and Bowley
North, New York.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

CUPERINTENDENTs' OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE.
- Sept 8, 1853
The public respectfully informed that the Crystal Pa
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 10 O'Clock r. NJ until furtAs9
notice.
% W ~ 1oe.
Season tickets. 10 -
a uinrsion On -
Visitors particularly requested to provide themselves
with change to prevent delay at the entrance.
Tickets be purchased at the entrance to the Cry9
Palace, or ut the musc store Of VIM Hall Son. Ne.
Broadway corner of Park place also at Jollie's mo
store, No. 800 Broadway. JOHN n. BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the Superintsndenta.
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FRoM-Hospital, Bellevue II; Penitentary, Blackwel's
Island 4; Lunatic Asylum Blsckweil's Island q Wards
Island 49, st. vincens Hospital s. House OF Industry
City Hospital o. Almshouse Backwels Island 81 Colored
Home, 3. Colored persons, g.
THOMAS X DOWNING, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office October l. 1853.
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ANTHOLOGY.

NHge. ALVIN RENOWNED IN HCR0PF FOR HX1
M ex IN frreteng the future Nas arrived, ana Wis
f,-nish inselixracs about all Of m 8he
inse,psss drese Law nstssrs and love ~ ssr.ssy boss
snd scerc a1d ts e adas And eenteuon the name 81
the peresns thoy viii marry $50 ths of hee vAncs
Ma. Alvin speaks t9s LesfsA. Transx sad 0crnAA -
Nys-y Cssr..eA \
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In the city and county Of New York. from the Path day
OF September TO the LIST day of October 1853
Men, So women, 80; boys liz; girls 1872 Total--5e6
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DENTISTRY.

nLSTAL INSTITUTE NO. 832 BROADWAY, CORNER
IL arceTbe attention fsrsngcrs Visiting tns
city WIZ afflicted With bad teeth 70 particularly direces<
tae above named establishment which conduotee o.
OConnor aai Coracry surgical ard uechtnioai den
s,a ana manufacturers 81 inoorrrtiblo teeth All oper
tons performei wi.h sk celebrity The prcss are cor
ssens vsL ilfu c,reul workmanship and tho best maze
y.s, Vsesa extracted AZ any hour Of the night.
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WhaleMAen.

Arr at NBedford Sept &c. bark smyrna. Tobey Pacific
ocean via Pernanibuco. Cid ship VIM Writ Ashley Ma
cifc
Ship Iala Rookh late Gardner, of NBedori, has been
condemned at Auckland, NJ Capt Gardner arrived at
reports concerning this ship The Iala Rookh con
demnod in February last Capt reports ship Edward,
Mosher, Of Nant at Auckland, having abandoned her
voyage account Of the difficulty OF obtaining crew,
and Is now engaged in the lumber trade
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Telexrap,,,c Marine REPORTS.

Telegraphic Marine Reports.
Ngv ORLEANS, sept 80.
Arriyed-Ships Nathaniel Hooper, and Espindols, New
York.
new ORrzlSs Sep. 60.
Anived-Barks Nathaniel Hooper, AMI Rose New York.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
ECTURE ON MAN, BY O. S. FOWLER, ORsPHRE.
noogy and Physiology explained and applied to eduos
tion self intellectual culture mAtrmoAy
religion temperance human Development and progress q
Blocker in Blocker street. OF Norton
follows
Monday evening October 2 Monday evening, ootobse e
wednesday L. Friday G
Friday "a Monday 81
Monday /" II Wednesday Noyembee 4
Wednesday ~ THURSDAY, q 8
Friday +" q
Also at Mechanics Institute lin the Bowery d
Division street. as follovs:-
Tuesday evening, October Tuesday evening October IN
Thursday 6 Thursday g n
Tuesday IL Tuesday IS
Thursday l3 Thursday n
Esch lecture commences at ~ O'clock and closes VIII
public examination Tirs subsequent
lectures l21a cents.
Professional! denestions of oharact with full writkeD
opinions and advice respecting health occupation sef
poyemert matrimony and education OF children daily 81
Isl Nassau street and also afternoons preceding eaoh
tuss st ths lecture room.
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IpGEs FIRST PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIRE

EDGES FIRST PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIRE
~ WORks-Depot No q Mden-ane The subscribers BEG eave
eu customer sd othe-s ths greatly sd
their a over former they prepared 70 furnish II
hbrs extent ard have hand varsty Of smaller
in table for
The sssucy held solely BY w HoLBs RrON No Mad
a With attention
EIREWORKS-J. b. PURDY hereby informs his
erste-s public tn botwthst'r dina rs loss BY 6e h.
prepsred orders amount Al the shortest no
OFce No. IS Mziden-la1e.
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Wanis.

AS good Cock, Washer, IrOner and Baker. BY
"A RESPECTABLE w.s who uneeIsznis dss Address
note 70 ", Box loi, 1nbans ofee.
As good PLAn CscK, Washer and IrOner, or to do
N general housevork in sereel family BY respectable We
would make hsrsef generally lse:aL Can GOOD y
rsfsrsnse Cal Al No. Isl Fosyh-s-
A PKoTIsTAsr WonAs wants q situation 10 cook, wash
N ard Bert Of references Csc BE z ssc
days Cal % Ne. - k3tset Beesiss
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CYcnrsione.
CHEAP and sPLENpIp EXCLUSION TO srATEN

CHEAP and SPLENDID EXCURSION to STATEN
tANg .o o. . b. s.sn a a1 Fer d d u wS t
ee q ,hs Battery rae Ge% AID p1da ea@er. JJsER d
bal for ouaisle ssPetoa and VsndeTbs Landing Clifton Park
o. S6AY the Sd Of July every h,ur until NJ aer thai,
that tine boat vii esye even hall eour auth = oeoN n
On MONDAY tie ih Of July bat viii ssys all the ab0ye
Wi L nd a. and 70; ard He~.YSik at II oelocs
NerYoIt 10 enjoy sail down Bay. This excursion
=. q ne Bsy I'd Essi e oeesn sad ing
scenery which uH'aIPsea BY any n te rod s'o s,as apple
sn,n Island and vn Nslls. Hsl Pavilion Hul Cl6ton Pus
h :S's ,o 5t s $50 Of Se 6eesa Highlands. ssy He
CeEey Isand lors sne Princes Bay East Sew-Jsrey &c
FOURTH and FIFTH of JULY EXCURSIONS
TIE A,se pd psudd steamer HERO, Capt J. w HAneoI vii
sse e. Peskip s. Pier No N ssur5lnt By
II s about Il. mi1or nd "a o. The
ly.oislss "a trss1s Dnne ke- Ero1dec F,rs = cent?
cn I1Sursr the EyESISG RsIe 81 sor gentleman I'D
TO .adi,s. Foshoaro departure see At.a
FOURTH Of JULY EXCURSION, via Camden and
A@toy BlrOsd to PHILADELPHIA -EATs % 40 aas sfafa
-. mi 81 ,S' q and 81 4 Jfy 10 NJ y
fe sSeIs =. .rsr t , sa ,se b. % sonts ~
boy by Bodsstoyn sad there s-.e ne sesaf ,n
sd H. Tacoma and JsrsI CITY Teks. presrd board
FOURTH of JULY, l553-Grand Excursion around
Is md and tiOuE the Lover s,y e SfS6 E'9r t
~
tu,Ssn LsWi Master, will make the above favore
cu MONDAY jay Ewing Pier to worth River Il q An Han
ouc H. AM Clinton 81 East River -. NJ sad
cali. Pier No North River ErsI wharf above Battery
. 10 o'clock. III.
Pa,spg,Is Vii hsv- opportunity Of enon Ire breeze the
.ceurJ the the Kas Of statsa lAd
OF Bsdl I.srd Ellis lsaad New BnFsr2a aud the
the shore Of staten Is and Aabe tue Lover Bay
sandy Hook The Highlands CoDey srd For hanion the MAJ
&c nsto the city about osoek ne ii'-f'on
pLEAsANT EXCURSION, on SUNDAY. the b,
L sEd MONDAY, tie 4h q Jay-Fsre III cents 10 NEW
BRIGHTON AMI PORT RcHA0sD toaehins ssor snug iir
Fsrt-yve Lsaaiss lnd On sandy ths a AID
koresy July tie ag1eno ard staten lsAnt,r
r Pr No North Rive tloIth lds q ne b4ti-r every
herr md quarter Cn .PM n3 oeeet sIeept rivrs
Opportunity vErg Nefork AMI "a sang
eng, sndid Bay Of NewVors md take Bas q
lssrds Hsrbor distant Of the q New
Broobly and the suhen ,eps Of ire Sevsf
ycuasrs Bersea Hills Mouth Of TIE HGdson RTsr LotE
sud 70 Hamilton rsri L4yetts ard have IL ne Ocean
re ds4ree through ne Ssr0ss Also .dorsnz sp-ndh TE
% tie and uohern sdes Of staten issrd ncias IRE
cUHIHlSs GisGnds Benos HCa'e sisahars raI.o
ard The Nes 3rshtos AID tie 90 nae s
the r0rthsu slope q the Islam With ne vsw o. ne
"a ss surE HErtor sO1nfs sad bgdnss refI eh
srd z sbeh Town nd Efrsbeth Town Point Ne~uN A
Jsss y esh the Of nj Van Kn which spsIsses "a; ss
Of Se~Ysk from being enc Of ne ssi 'as
u the vicinity ofSsv-York
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Go tubcm il nan Concern.


4 MIDDLE-AGED FRENCH GENTLEMAN,
~ Languages DESTROYS Of h knowedSe Of
Frs,h. awe, required % rs ience tsor1ash
French German susa-ge 20 American dy
who would teach him Compensation read and
resk Engh with staiieg WIN ni
e hsc addressed 2 @ No = Ayenue A,
up ssigs. fr,ui Will be attended 20.
INFORMATION WANTED of COLORED PER
SON-Ifthe Coored Won that Tired with Abraham ESber
and about gheen Mn years VIII
HANNAH MOORE. f,ice ,Idl vii call stephen Booiers
h1rdV No ~ DSront she viii hesr netting 20 her al
yale Any knowing thing OF said Coored woman VIII
please info m ,ssboye
N!RLCKED PROPERTY.-NOtice is hereby given
persons therein that the following described
eesd prop'y h,s INTO possession to Wit About son
ticussr d eet 81 Black Nalnur Plank and Boaris
About tie sad umheTis BaTreo in the town
Cautaugus small quantity the and
ofCah Hr bert he and OF Alexander Thompson,
TIE OF Port said County
The lumber toerabe coed condition Of ssht
ured supposed have been ashore ron vessel naed
Bsru Erie. The Of l
Where the vessel and IN condi
Ieunkroun
marked many Of the boards and plank With roo
cha p which 10 be- tie principal mark The letters DF
ard found trded IN the ends Of Of the thick
risrk 4 tss been ssei a. s thousand
TIE above property viii e safely kept ue 70 TIE ea claims or
owners OLIVER ". BuKCu, Coroner.
Dstsd wc.tfsld May o. 1855
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Cost ann foun0.

S1y n REWARD.-Lost, & black POCKEr-BOOK,
p III CONTAINING and paper OF value 70 anyone bat he
or; $50 chck avn b. BUd We'd the Trenton Banking
Co. Gsnnon for $50 payment OF which has be- stoppes
rerors caured puiasng sad check Tue above
T.sd III he PAID the pocket book snd At this Office
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r,HE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN ART

THE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN ART
Contsi, .utheniie Pslus.s By s m oeieos'sa *
IAN. SPANISH FLEMISH AID FRENCH Nssters ton GUIDO
DT sfENNF a ID l2zll down HORACE VEksEr "a 90
St) Broadway Jn q Pss< ADM
400 Is eenis Exhibition hour, from A Y. to 10 pH
Las; WestS
DANVARD's HOLY LAND az the GeOrams, No.
ID sc Bfo.dssy H.. uassufcen P.nuks pessnts
sss III the saced ocs, eptoged toe 81, and all te ho
DISPUTE he Emp Of Ssooe sh1 s1sA
E1bihiied FVFRf EYESIS0 ooes ssd Wsd-sd,J snd 81
lsrnon noiocs Adz0p y erts fh dse hi Orc
SE,OODp MlNSIkEL.-ko IA BfpstWss aDo .
w Hov.rsr-OPFN EVERY EVENfN3-H WOOD Asr
S-sr entertainments offered By this ceshaise
eopspv II Ethiopian Oeineaos - e4ased
by sny the Uned STAGE See programmes, " opr
o'clock Admission q TIE paine
that the Afrn1on fGn-ertf d1d
\ Bon MONDAY, july T. Grand AFTERNOON CONCERT
oommeuoins o'clock The performances the evening"
CPIRIrUAL RAPPING and WRITING.-Mrs.
- COAN .r daily No. g. N I'd <sv from %
n NJ from So and - 10 Pm Adm sso1 81 c-ets P s.
give her a. the nO1 Of perm
who may apply.
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GUNNER Retreats.

ALPINE HOUSE, or WHITE MOUNTAIN STA
N TIoN HoUsE-oORHAM y H-Ihs best eas,sei' .ed
Lawrence RAILROAD ~ which psa.ense can reach
ths h5 eli1,L ~ ahs .us orr ", ", 49, No. - ~
Or roafs b. tAs M,anaIs
re PioSae'6 II It's WHIT MOUNTAIN STATION HOUSE
S .I ID o :. a o s6os esi1se Il ssass r ne
Hogsto the base Of Mount WSnsoa fom whence GOOD birdie
re ss. Tds path Ia; been a,ds from ,sS d:
I'D than from he summit o. Mount Washnsto is-f
ali the hste haded sai
esht sleeping iocmI sod aof.. e1.ls .ss .'ae aors
Fas from Bcsou GoIh. y Il By Essr Railroad or Boston
Name AID r. P AID At.se aud st. Lawrence R.LOad
P,p GER from E. t4ks the s.. L.~rsOes st..n'
e so5i H.. .h.Se1 y 'ss st. 4 aTccocK ~
2ss $ A HIT.s
BOARD in the COUNTRY.-A few persons can be
ID accommodated With Board private family Seasaat
tfsd an Ssstoy ..aon ai'e s's 49, a.. 49, oi6
20 n ~ Red Bank sevJessy. B. Positively matstos'
CT ehIls and fe,efs the place.
COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted, by Gentleman, bis
Box "a, At the ceiee Of tbs p.Per
COUNTRY BOARD. near NEW.HASIBURGH, Oh
pss.ed; and newly furnhsd . ehoe ,9a. .ad
ION ios no 70 81 SIN s:.. siSi = N.Yrs
JOHNSON HOUSE, CLEVELAND Ohio.-TAi.
Hotel located Superior res e NE A e. va
u Il Iue soot The srst q June The PrO. A4sas catered
Auerea Hotels Of place and gel Known a. Jonn Of The
t, Isn.-ni ~ pn..14'S' :" Nv F J. a SCRBURO
NaOITNT HERMON (late BiddIe) GROVE, STATEN
vi IsLASD-The ssdssrnsd YOU'D respectfully inform his
e.-S. "a ,.,rps that
niesed A. furnish pice and other respectable
win al and deesees Of the sesoa Committees de-
g T. e; y: b: l:ss day. WI" r. & sfs
NATIONAL HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N J., b
~ row open T ths reception Of vision, The Nations. the
has crafty enlarged improved ad as
osenmo5son for boarding and bathing usarped n ts
county The boue being completes Department. se pro-
pretcn respectfully ss continuance Of the patro1a Of tse
49, 81 ~ Pssb4 kpEsly sIQSEs gEIII. PSsfsss"
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w AsHINGToN CIRCUS-Comer Of S9th-st. and

Colonel ALNAH Manager
This pace amusement open o the season
Tue Company kqueaus GynSssa S uneqaAed by any IN
Inta Mrs. Carroll the Antolo
fsny ana Other howuod erioEIne appear AFTERNOON
NO kNkNING. 80
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Par. pree Ia ito be completed in eight monthly
TRE ILLUSTRATED History OF HUNGARY AND THE
MAGYARS,
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highly tnhed EngaNrg including representation o. he prspI
Battles Portraits Of the early hins nd Of the Statesmen and sa
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Of with
Description Of the Manners Of the People theI
Literature Conmeiss, Ara, ks
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