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ADV RTTsEiME TENTS.
ON STEERS,
FRlsH AND sPIC IN

IL 8 4 II y E9E.INs q 2
NHE undoraig led Is agent, In Wheeling, for Mann q
Duke, succets1fh 10 Wright a Co., baltimore, who
wcohhnue tho 81 PACKING oysTERs Aw IN IcE,
and Sealsa Oysters, Esgstaetss.
most saiey 70 any part Of the world
years past and have the highest market prices
and have always ranked - A Mo- brand. They have
heretofore had their principal place packing near
folk, Va, Joseph r. acting Solo Agent in Bpltt
more BY being located i Baltimore they have greater
hrties Tor obtaining Fruits, also for supplying
Raw Oysters 70 customers TO any section q the
less and Railroads thtogh1nt such, that
those who may ayor them vi may rest
Their prices shall any other establishment in
the country guaranteeing the quality oysters to be
of the best the market win at all times, pre-
pared in any manner customers may DESIRE
The Raw Oyster season will commence about the latter
part OF August though the e Is now prepared to
iiilbrdeTs - -
augt6-dim T NJ. PARKER.
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Levi j.. NoRTll's
GRAND
CONTRIBUTIONS EXHJRTTTONII'
Comprfsfns the
Hippodrome, Circus q Ienagerie.

N the arrangement of this great propri
no too often the case, attempted to hum
bug and gull the public by means Of ouTsIpe He
does not advertise eor
del1e people into the idea that the
EXHIBITION will he equal TO the exraneous display he
public has been too often deceived in this way They
know that sail that gteTs is not gold The propetnr
trap provided all that money procure to add to-
the ke1ge taste of Ills patrons and invites
Particular attention to the substantial and bonade Enter
tatnment' he presents for their approval.
He does not wish to impose Clare Glitter and Tin
sell but he challenges the world TO produce more
Elegant Refined, Classic and Instructive series OF per-
ormances He points with pleasure TO the following ar.
~ $3.50 LEVI j. NORTH,
BurnelI Runnells Fred Rivers, NJ. H. Archer, Sig Labal.
Ill, H. A. Worden, Herr Stralharder, VIM: Aymer, ".
], Idpman, T. Armstrong, Mons, Lamartine, G. w.
The Celebrated Infant Troupe-Maste Willie; pupil
Levi j. North. the Juvenile La Petite Veto
ria the smallest Female TRAN In tie world Master
Jackson the beautiful Pantommest, and Master jennings
the wonderful Contortionist.
Among the most recherche Novelties OF the Exhibition
first In point OF attraction will be found the wonder
performances of Sig Francisco Labaid with his TRAIN
EDBEARS. 5.-.
pBsWill performat wheeling ON Tuesday and
TVedneSday, Sept. 2Oth and Dist
Afternoon performance on Wednesday. Doors open at
2, performances commences at y O'Clock.
n1-Win also perform at Stenbenvle on Thursday the
22dWeilsvillo on Friday the 23dand at Beaver on Sat
urday the oath.
The oft circle win be enllyened by that uni
vailed son of Monus, BEN JENNINGs'the American
't ~ Admiration eS cents. seps
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uB-will periormu at wheeling ON Tuesday and
"wednesday, Sept. 2OIh and Dist. ~
Afternoon performance on Wednesday,. Doors open at
2, performances commences at y o'clock
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GRRAr CURE OF RHEUMATISM TY IIAMPToN,s
80 VEGETABLE TlNCTURE. es.

CnKsTER DlsrR1CTi s.. Q.
January Sd, 1858.
Mesars. Mortimer & Mowbray-G Gentlemen: For the
last five years have been severe sufferer from Rheum
atism TIL, seeing your Recommendation of champions
Vegetable Tincture' purchased bottle, and the frat
dose has relieved that consider It but JUS
to tho world the result OF the applca
ton.
Mine was Acute Rheumatism in the bacA--so bad that
was confined my bed the last six months The first
bottle acted like char the second restored strength to
my poor afflicted back, and now well and ieel as
young as when was sixteen am now seventy four
years OF age.
age and poor suffering humanity oughtto erect nonu'
ent DR. Hampton who has saved thousands from pain
tors Ia disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your Invaluable remedy.
am plain cotton planter, and have wrttenf for
literary flames but when fellow beings are ehieted,
shall hesitate through modesty withhold any tnior
nation valuable TO my fellow mani So, If you consider
this worthy place many your newspapers, you are
- :. = y ''''''' ALVAH KEMBALL
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70 the PUP 4 ne ;Isia, House. wAi;A
1HE STABLIGG, attached 70 ihe hsse been entlley
70 nj, and amor this tate viii Be open l0i -
1atIon oil the travelling public fH Proprietor.
--sent2 -Stds JOHN 5 DIS
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!!
Selling off to mooe!
Morris l.. HaIlowell g. 90.
IMpoRTERs AND JoBBRRs OF
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,

H..
143, Market ST., PflILA DELPHIA.
wv before moving rto their new store, ask the alton.
ton OF buyers to their large and splendid assortment OF
DRESS, FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, DC. 90.
10 be closed out at at very Reduced Prices!
Orders viii receive strict attention, and shall have
the benefit OF the reduced prices. sep1O-2wds
3MOIICJ.E.
NM e, the undersigned, committee ofte Board OF Trus.
NV tees of the town Of South heeling, will receive
proposals until the 18th instant, for grading and filling tine
following stTeets: sssiSfs
1s-For filling up Third street. front OF the late r.
same to be secured by emban kment, rough walof
stone, SO as to prevent any further daage high water
And also for filling pond between Pine and Vtne Streets
so as to mako 1t level with the adjoining surface.
2d-For grading 9TH street. fom Denny southwar 650
feet at average OF feet In depth and fifty feet wfde
the earth to be put south end OF said
cutting running sonth about onf humid feet, and the
balance II any, to be put where the direct
3a-For grading 9th street from about 100 feet south
ward OF Vine st. tot with Denny street aud
westward on Denpyto its Junction with Third street.
an average of say 10 inches in and The earth to
used In filling up 9th street. the south end OF the cut
ting to the first alley below street. or far as It
may reach. Either OF the VIII give any
saly Information to those wishing for all any
part OF the above work,
46.-For making saver on luck street from sixth to
Water street Specifications oil which i'll be given to
any one wishing TO eontTaet
sepiOtd SAMUEL 81 s. ii dis. SAil4s.fe
Y bills No. Lard Oh, .conllggs,, brand, for salef
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REAL RsTATE s4757ssse

aIuable Ian toTS7Sls5->
BOUT 1000 acfea3 oil improve ale.
4ane IoF SAL at md the az sfshall C1
19te and " as roais, 6fineS 49, " The WaS9
Greek and miles f IN N. Elizaheib
oI = . acresi within tnies al ~. p neelhg
lns, IRONING ON the Ohio w WIN.
coal Twill coll In ~ supe,i
az ialr prices and Reasonable terms ~ suit
ju1eT=dtIwo 80 = Ssaserl
The Pittshurgh Journal, wasbin,, a a + ,NNooDs
copy each to the aons =, -,
LAND FOR SAFE --=---------.-..
81 Hito sell my firm near wv bes1is.
on liberal terms, and in one or moTe and m,
oeslLea. mars - ss.sS y g nsF i.
FOR SALE ----s -ssss1-
OF numbered Five 66), in SQUARE ,T,.... .ss5,s
very located OH HaniTTien st fg,
OF Wheeling For terms, etc . b Bic 10 he ~
auG21.awa FRAK6is R. ARpsTs.
SALE OR S'l'EAAiBOA -VFNT7577 i;-.ess
II lYyirtue Of an order made by the Ina.
~ OF viii sen al lsc
hs wharf o. the city of Wheeling in sst% @ !,
9th day 9! September 1852 the
TuRE' with her machinery, TICKLE apSSTes rs
isI1ps 81 SateA credit Of Elk nontls ny
giving bomb with approved security ~ tae purl
money, and interest nom the day Of sste. ~ me ps
aeps -. .. 'stsS5h sria N ~. ses
II
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TIMOTHY SEED.
IN Blu prime Timothy Seed Just veeeved and FOR sale.
W sepi3 JOHN K. MORROW
OK Doz. Corn Brooms, just reed and FIR sale by
10 sep13 JOHN Il. MORROW
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Grand Exhibitio:

open on Monday, Tuesday, Ipsdne,day 7tursaqy, end
" Friday only, 18th Isth 18th 18Th, and 10TH at tine
ISossiter's Great HfstoricaI PnintinEs
or The Captive IsTGels, having ~ figures, life sizes and
tho grand picture OF Noah aud MS Family in the Ark; also
Miriam ne Proptsess, exuting over the des Tnction Of
not equaled by any other paintings III this country
Open from q, A. NJ. to 10 NJ Tickets only % cents
Children hafprice. Five tickets for 81 Eight tickets
for 81, 90. sepS
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CURE OF COUGH. VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure OF the venerable Dr. Dunanis son, OF the city OF
Baltimore man well known, and whose testimony adds
TO tile triumph OF "Hampton's Vegetable Tfncturc"
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Mann I1I=L.- GOODS.

KTRa receiving stock: sasSs for D
prise immense variety q IA tSs opportunity
season, and would be pleased 10 nay ~ lie public.
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NR-1ep be seen at any time at the Mayors once
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pwill also perform at Stenbenville Thursday the
22d-Wesvie on Friday the 2Sd-and at Beaver on Sat
urday the oath; ~ r.
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PersInnsHnir Dye.
THIS Dyeis warranted, according to directions
to change the hair any other color, to beautiful
Auburn. or
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From the Birth = lace Of Ohrfsto-
pher Columbus!
TRIIJMPHANTSUCCE OF HAMPTON,S
t7II1A nj pTNIC,nTICST ffft u

a Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Mary.
NNl Z have many other letters We give one below, and
wv again say tothe afflicted, why win you delay trying
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The scenes Of the circle win be enEvened by that u1ri
vailed son OF Menus, BEN JENNINGS, the American
Clown.
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~ BBLS. No. Lard OIL YConKliggs,' brand, for sale
cheap for cash. KELLs q CALDWRl,
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LAND M. FOR SALE

TRs PsitIsSgrgh Journal Washington p,wooDs
and charge this office. 80 s'lount Of three So,h
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

[Concluded tomorrow. /
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Messrs. Mortimer G. Mowbray- Gentlemen. The First
lieutenant orths ship, who has been suffering many
from the yspepsia, and who has been nearly restored to
his usual health by the OF Hanpton's Tine
desires youto send him ono dozen bottles OF that
Another Lieutenant OF the u, s, Navy, now board
this ship, also wishes you to send him one dozen Of
t.Hamntonis Vegetable TIncturo,n by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States IN February March for
SpsZzia.
The iiTfncure'' you sent received in good or
der md pleasure in informing that It has been
used with by several OF our officers In cases
OF l)yspeps!a. lam respectfully yours, q
VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain U. S. Navy.
We have two othcr lstters from Kew. Mr.. Eskrtdge
equally strong as above.
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Dyspepsia, EheIimatisnl, scrOfnIa, Liver
Complaint Gc-FRoM THE METRoPoLls.-Pass 1t
around-Iet the afflicted hear the glad tdngs! This is
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n -fH1sSsf1to Seurty arm near w heeilN.,,
onnberal terms, and in one or mor si and el ,.n,
DESIRED: Inars ssS5s an e i
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DAMS CO.'S EXPRESS, FOR NORFOLK, PORTS.
n mouth, Richmond, Petersburg. Wilmington Raleigh
and the interior Of Virginia and North Carolina will
by the United states mail steamers Roanoke aud
Freight packages and parcels received our ONCE until
5A o'clock on day OF sailing Onr inland express will
continue to lea 70 daily a. usual at o'clock M ~
aud o'clock p All freghts for the above ponts Ia.
tended to 90 BY our inland must be marked
ADAMS CO., 50 Broadway
RERTORB a co IS REGULAR CALIFORNIA, OREGON
- and South American will despatched per
steamer Georgia July 9Th In charge Of special
Theodore DUnscombe Our shippers will please have all
freight ready for delivery Saturday Small parcels re-
ceiysd t r. day Of sailing Notes and bills COLLECTED
Sight drafts on San Francisoe At par.
CHASE 4 co.'s EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA VIA
Nicaragua the only on that route Freight thr
Mutual Insurance. Company To Boston ana Phisdelphia
daily To Charleston and Southern States Saturday TO
Europe BY every steamer CHASE CO., IS Broadway.
nFFICE NO 80 BRoADwAY.-ApAMs a co.'s
~ Semi Monthly United Statos Mail Express for Calfor
MIA Oregon aud the sandwioh Isands per United States
mail steamer Georgia, Tuesday July s. aIssxo
for California Oregoc, aad tho Sandwich Islands
in charge OF cur messenger. i. r.. Valentine by thu
United Ststos mail stosmer Georgia for Aspnwa Navy
Bay, oirect on Tuesday. July at O'clock p NJ From
1thmu and tho facilities accorded Psoao mail
steamers freight rent by express
with mail speed ImmedisIy arrival at San Francisco
all freight and packages for The interior and mining
inland expresses without delay TO
will please In their goods with before the
OF sailing to enable US TO have them corded and
season. Small psroe,s received until O'Clock Monday
measurement and must he put up Water proof
ADAMS CO, ~ Broadway.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, AsS,

John b WICKEKsHAM, MANUFACTURER OF
wire railing iron fence for farms &c. sl2 Broadway
grounds, parks lawns dwellings &o from %
to $40 foot Iron the most complete
srn. v.ss sesohngs posts; spring chairs settso mat
&s DO Wickershams celebrated railroad aud farm fen
from 66 to per rod The subsorber offers tho largest
his manufacture at exceedingly low Superior
quality hair and husk mattresses JnHr WICK
Lev IL street.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. 40.

ryUATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
BOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JKwELRY AND MLvsn WARE,
~ RETAIL ut much less than the usual prices
yuRGENsEN
Real Jules Jurgenseu watches received by arrival
certificates from him with each watch warranted
Ilsct timekeepefs. WATCHES.
Duplex and LOVERS In hunting magic Ssrfsos
snd quarter watches for timing gold and
tlver osees- cHRoroMrrsRs
splendid gold pocket chronomsters, which without
my VARIATION. NIGHT wATcHEs,
Watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL wAroHns.
Tor ladies. come In hunting GASES.
DIAMOND wArcHn
or ladies some In msgic cases.
II MAGIC wAroHrs
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
n . and turn the hands without any key.
fine gold iepine Watches four holes jewellsd ~ 20
Jold en.melled watches for The ladies' s. %
iold English patent levers ;,.............. 90
silver patent levers, AZ low ss................. H o.
silver detached levers, lew as...,......... %
I'D All other styles oswatshes st equally low prices
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings and osscs
or sale ~ much less than tho usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rngs sot
Ss esn. ses and sns; 's ss
nd silver spectacss gold toothpcks charms sbatelsps
hains do SILVER WARE
sniSs spoons cups orks Psnkniyes NAPKIN
nd jew ery exchanged All watches warranted 10 keep
God time, or the money returned
All kinds OF and clocks slssnsd and repsred In
he bosS 1arner, ~ muoh less than the usual prices
GEORGE G. ALLEN,
importer Of watches and ewsry, wholesale sud reta No
ii Wall street second moor near Broadway
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MEDICAL

A cARD;-TuE BARON DIR. sPoLAsco. A. Az.
day usual visited BY nnumerabe sufferers from ~
ssSs nc t. Of s.4 10: .sS . ss
world Rooms o5 Prince street cornell Of MAcdosss At
s.s ;ysy e and IL the
DR- WARD, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN AND SUE.
Scotland Hours Of business from Z u en- Z. 4.
IL frstsd schools Of Europe ana assistant ss DE- War1
nours Of consultation, from A. NJ till p n. daily ss&
asst o. Brosdwsy.
SPECIALITRs MEDIcALgs DE PARIs.-FoR sOUp
y time past all the good medical spsciates Of French
these false productions lie marks signatures Of Che
:. Ike book
bronze the parties consne themsevest giving tho greatest
prodSosien:
When ss.S iIS As
does nsot ser injury his fellow citizens hss
a.n so%ntrsi. terssry sScSsy.
san mss FENDER sen.svss ia The
which 70 rom Che q .no:s a.a.;.as
lions sua nm m'5s who state Sss
wne,s % price and o,s Of them had the iudasy t.
IN B-You viii remark that. wishing to follow eomps-
titiop in every point have aIed 70 price osrrsas
trsde viii dsliy them to you Without shr
as.y ara At risk and peril knowing she Gem,
tht OF the public bealth and In
quize patients who feel aar the subject Of
terfeits:
l. Every pharmscisn ought to attach his label on the
article which he sells in order to thus ofor his guarantees
with that Of the inventor.
He ought ~ deliver with all ssooisl medioines, hill
Affirming that tho remedy is genuine.
The herein after mentioned no give notice to phAr
maciens abroad that all orders should be addressed
them direct without agent Whom
srsl Of the medical seciass OF Paris wanted osss
two order no addressed TO BY sending dram
for the different purchases We DO not mention
for scarous putting end to Commercials
determined TO sell NJ the very lowest pr,oe possible
We i;ys che h9g.r g remain with ss E5:s,sss esteem
BoYvEAU LAfrEcTEUR. FHYARD EFT BLAIN.
DkCENETAiS FKERE.
DELhNGR AMER. LABELONYB
PAUL GAGE
Names OF the principal houses Of Paris TO which orders
should he addressed In order TO avoid oounterfcts:
Albespeyres Vesicntoires oautcres 81 dc vogue
Fauf ourg 81. Denis 70.
Beyseau LsGecteur-Rob dspurasf ssu sut Orlse. Rue
Richer, ~.
p'eser.' ditto re''r de la '''n'
Doapg rsDer-Ksosbout sirop OF pate Dc nse Rishsss
Is. -.
Dupont. El1ir TONGUE anti sl'ir'u1 d. DR.. oni'ss4
Tsysrd Of Bsyn-Proprotsirss du papsr perssnt ssss
TrereNPr"prittsire Dc pats Rssnaui piulss Dc va
fsbeionyesircp do Lsbeonye orsgeos sshs - so.sAL
buile lode Rue bourbon .villcneuve, 10.
Paul Gage-Exir GuilIie, tissu electro mAsueuque-
Rue Grsneile Sc Geymais, IL
AsencS ullss politques CsrrsspendAnos generses-
pkestsvr HAvAS, sgM I, 4, RsvsssAu, q ApA
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TELE.GRAPH.

7NELEGRAPH NOTICE -THk STOCKHOLDERS OF
the New York and New England Union Telegraph Com.
pany arc hereby notified that their annual mesas for tho
purpose of hearing and considering Of
tons choosing president DIRECTORS secretary trea
surer and for the ensuing and FOR the
execution OF other business that deemed
ta TO the interests Of the COMPANY will be held NJ tho
Union Telegraph ofhoe, In Wall street, New York
third Wednesday Of July, 1858, at 10 o'clock A: M
II T. SkRLEk, aecIStNry,
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ExCUR9IONg,


G Peipt,S.Ths nav sad, splendid :ts.nss CITY OF
ss.s;: :;:s S!is ;.I 81
tsr West ;ss :ssr: ~.
House. 3. Nichols: Hss.i. Sss.spsIIsss Hotel New
tss-AessTs Coleman ststson, AstOr House; MI W y.
Nehsi.; Hotel Hss.rs 5. Isi.nd Co., Mssropo.sa Ho
ts Mr. J. Msnnot Now York Hotel. The number Of
had Of the COMMITTEES viii make IL very select and
ted on board Wos. and
music is engaged for the occasion.
GRAND EXCURSION TO FORT HAMILTON, L l.
. oa snd f'u5a @ e.
win leave pier No. North river as folfOws-io A. NJ
The new and splendid steamer C. DuRANT. Capt R. s.
hs sr at and s sr N9 ssssmsr Cart
Smith, at pier No. North river at and liz A NJ, and
Fare l2,l cents.
DATERsON:--GRAND. FOURTH OF JULY DINNER,
L at Odd Fellows Hall Main street Paterson N. Per
good dnnsr VIII Ss Pss:ss
oessiOn, and take dinner at the Hall.
VIvE LA DANCE i-GRAND TLoTILLA AND coTII.
Scott
sI % ar The sSST in
% % hay. ss %
door viii Be- under q. S1sosis? ali.
Win Irsv.Ss the slightest ndsssran tSs:sSy snsurins
evening Of harmony and pleasure to ALL The
John p. Smith. Henry Lewis Thomas Morev Thcmw No
CURE Philip Farley Fisher Weeks Edward Devin John R.
Hopper, David Case John " Garsias. william ssshsn
lady; extra adys tioket SO cents barge will lilo
the of street. while the steamer ia makiag
that all ss seated The barge and ssnm1oss viii %
foot Of Twenty third street T.. r. at P. Delaney
street Ia Bridge street Brooklyn, 7 Pier No. ], n r.,
aeosunt Of weather Tickets to be had Of
the committee.
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I,oRDHAM BUILDING SITES -SEvERAL UNsUR-
passed sitee tanning from to three ssoh
la this beautiful VILLAGE view Of Long Island
and the surrounding vn for sale on rca.ossbs terms
alec lots Of various sizes Trains hour and
communication s about ten cents per day For maps &c
apply to BERRIAN BANKS, 10 street. New York
York.
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RESTAURANTS.


CTATB SALOON, NO 4s7 BROADwAY CORNER o.
~ Brocp,e street This splendid establishment ~
open for the reception % company Neither pains
pence have been spared In 6nbips furnishing and stock
ing t5e TAR Is stocted with the choicest wae yuor AaS
segars the larder with desirable tho market AZ
o-de the oyster department with the fnes cyrts served
In variety of stye Connected with tho ssc.n
rrmier OF private fitted expressly ladies
scmpsnisd by gentlemen p. q. GRADY Proprists~
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NToTICF-THE PROPRIETORS OF THE TWENTY
~ third street ferry to Penny Bridge Nsxtown Creek L.
the LIST day Of July boats will every hour from NJ
to from the slip New York side and At the inter
ewing to the increase Of three boats viii ely
Flushing for afternoon ride will find detption at
time than ten minutes Tho last boat toleave
New York side att o'clock returning to leave Long Island
at TX o'clock.
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KE w ARDS.

WRn REWARD WHEREAS. ON THE NIGHT or
pCV The Etb nit store at Sta pleton g. L. bro
ken nte and quantity q cloths vestngs and made up
garments ting 10 $500 stolen thererom
son or unknown hereby offer the above reward
for such information ~ will lead " the dstocn
ishnsat VI the odsutsys, JOHN \, DoWELL
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STAL PALACE

CRYSTAL PALACE-OPEN IN A lew DAYS
~ Cauton3akers who wish to contend successfully for
the at the sbove exhibition In any Of the arts Of tho
craft, advised to Swans excelsior In are
ns some doing go and all unreasonable advantages
kind should he strictly guarded against MANAGER.
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On which days all persons Wholesale well a. rstaN
eaers who require licenses to attend Tho
sharge for license 10 ten dollars and must be paid In
able money AL denqusnts will be sdiatay .harsaftr
reported for prosecution. By order of the Mayor.
GEORGE q. 0LASIER. First Marshal
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NOR LIvHKPOOL.-UNITBD STATES NAIL STEAM.
chip BALTIC, Captain yo.ephy Censtoek- The steam
ship v depart with The United States malls fos Europe
Berth Il the foot Il Canal street For rsslt or p.ssass
having s.equailsd scssnnsAatien for elegance and oe
howard T. COLLINS 4 CO SO wall street.
Passengers are requested be ard at TX A. NJ
The steamship Pse.as will succeed the Baltic and sail
July a