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TRANCOAI- MrPODROME -dLOBIOrs SIC
tt,s ,t3Y Nt a.. r. 10 lf - AZ a. 'rt
Ny Sr-n o.; -- grs-o of tie fe1 sl -- 10Th
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IRE III i, s.o,ta o 80 ssl 5 ore ~ g.
ss,-os q ~ sad Is s.s Bfacpsas. p ssd ,es
P.rf9,Tano,' 70 CONNIE e. as-aa,7,a, ar. ,. 49,,
DelvDrts's music s,ofe.
.yeTbNGTON CIRCUS-Coroer Oh 39.o-st sDd
ebay ~ rgeS. p. "a ~ Pr, .
f 81 KyfhliAFrF aSOD tasW Week n sd5-oa . 10 r. &
-, - b ,s .As 5o.FAT p. 5yy .ss NJ Ma ~
i6ra.,.,i 20 al psr;s or ~ fcos - esrts
JULIEN C0NCE ; at
CASTLE GARDEN,
VIII MovDAY EyEvISG Aur. p 1853.
Pioraue D',h lnl Psrt;a1s WI Re p1-4''ei - cry d.
MOOD AINsInAL5--SJ. ala rfoeds.y fDo =
~ go-rsrdst-OyES EVskY FYEEING.-H MOOD " Il
frolf e-gr.TDs scerts nmens gf-re1 b. DE ceaet
- .1 55 {. 5.as i 80 Gs s.sse. s. of
- l,.Sse ni1asd tai n ap-e
UCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
r. 81 Is n e Nc s5e i SE sEEs
ADERs TUESDAY EVENING Aag Is snd ou1,- ~. T1 -, ~
SrRn0Gs int iood SeH ii ss pDaps GINS me pc
~. NJ d1Tns ne week Concert eopsenee' 81 oaoos
CHOCTAW INDIANS.-If the NeW-Yorkers and
~ H.sos', w. 70 zee .oneh'f T9sse'o @ an oe
rL, 1His kNEEl.b ~ tie Cry A nhly ROOM pa bIole Wy
bows'n Howard sd Grand Tor sev'r perhaps vi t1e ne s2
ase L.o' a. g.'i5' .s, 20 commence o. CLOCK
! Ckfts - ctnis Nf-i'eu sears - oebr
NIAGARA !-FRANKENSIEIN PANORAMA Of
~ NIAGARA HOPE CHAPEL No 7ls Brod~sy re ifes,ns
e araci Rspds va r9oO A. &C. rom az goilt' ena
mar summer. Autunn "4ter ~
VoonisLt Storm. Fire Surrse. surse' Sc. &c.
Ooen EYFRF MOBSNB AID ENFNiNG. Morung. doo-' open
deck Pan H. EseuDg open a. T. moves 81
g. ADHISsIOS-59 cents; Children, II cents
DANVA2D's GEORAMA-EGYPF, PETRA and
ID LASD or EDOMtntr-ly an eEiensv- PanoaTa-
Mount SL Ndrlcsi Of te iuaees htd
CGayGn Mecca the Giea Ara1an Dsert "tn a. o9der
yr-n Also the T. nus Psaornas Of The Holy Ina
Jerusalem.
Adu All three Psoorsnas only c@a.; reserved sets
EVERY FAfNlNB ~ aGd " ~ st>OAf md SAIL H.
DAY AFTERNOONS a. 5 O'Clock, o; 70 j)i Bfosinav.
'E'HE LIVING GIRAFFES, at the CHINESE NJ
scum BUlLD!NG 80 $50 BROAOWsf.-Ile' Ar t4s OILY
OiRAFFks IN AMERICA. snd the on lac s'zseye
ettlfee d Girefr. OLO-slS SEAFNiLfN FEET
bin. Lt OPATRA, lFTfLN tttI Ter ecu
co.. q lt'le shoI, II THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Aor .tance Children uDdsr 10 ha.ipnce
xsR. JOHN OWEN ASCENT of MONT BLANC
VI Academy No t53 BFoawly. open sye evening
except saluIday.
%OIICE-The grand combination concert adyertis ii
~ 10 ake pace THURSDAY August H. uoayodaby post
ID uuill The close II the
GREAT AT1RACIlON-free Concerts a; the Gu
~ Coass H0hoken, ~ Nos celebrated 3aad aKtesr
nrncn very MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AID ttipsf AFIfR.
SlUN Ol0c should me Seslef 7nv1fste IT, CO..
= II ale piscs me next far dhy
IMPORTANT TO MUSICiANS.-C Correct menuscrPt
of M fashionable Muse. SC b. hsa NJ DALI
9 GIanct Sereade Band Of light nahc ~"
Jpe
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Chances fer Business tflru.
SPLENDID OPERATION for CAPITALISTS

A SPLENDID OPERATION for CAPITALISTS
"a 'P,erSis chance sos Ger sr,y ia.s-a Bla. Is
,aH. the ns. ny'.sn-sv RsToa Ne sheosss eozr,si q
''''' 90 and terms easy AP6}F ,Sorr CO. Y, ecA.uss
RU>INF>S OFFORrUNITY-We viii sell an inter
~ .'f' or RE no q rev stan Saw MI .,uss i9 PS
'oCcf fset ,eve hours L.ex~el s's.n sour NIL aeAly
''" SID II IoGKW6oo wiILiASSoS Po Rss ior4
DRUG STORE for SALE-ln one Of the bes; loca-
- n1a' g. oJ,g'l, e e ,l II, D.'''' or Physician F''
FOR sALE An old established aud profitable Real
;Ie :'' es,Sss, si sras sia aePSr Box rS5a &
EOR saba part or the whole Of an Iron Foundry
srs.sec m r. nsru'crar Of a-d ma.eabe lion
pss sre stvsntas' oy situated Re r' ~ - Log sad
@ SssY K ~, svias water ssrr5ioa ~Air . ne
!, ios. OF Tie tdy tbers lo Sos Ce9rsay pat Of -
usu - sc eesrrs e ~rhiwns their cat TO use IN taeH
s Iper,uu, tler,e Corded 70 airy person or person, de-
aIg' o. ,9- sSye be- as: ~ s
asANnsURD Secretary Of he Pceonie Manufacturing ComPiny
L'OR SAIE--A valuable Drug Store, ia the City Of
s.ors s'HSy furnished ,ieokea. Tie ss'ie
cure II Nj IASItKbRooK No 10 A''o' M ''
Tor SALE-A Fancy Goods Hosiery, Glove Thread
Tbal sasns,. hi. cry %,
Gd re-. i Box 20 s 1ssae Ole ose' pas ''' ''
TOR SALE-The proprietor of the Philadelphia,
TON Tubc l5 d.fo., Of h. s.sb,hmsa! esh,se
The 'edutfni cottages 70 ~ WE
lanstegb thrrs Asierdc store 90 ~ The B'we
Grsrd Apply Nos rs ard ~ Bowsry r L. TIL xxx
TO TEACHERS-FOR >ALE "A Furnished
SCHtOL HOUSE beautiful situated the VILLAGE Of ionkers
With lot u sd i0AlN feet. Apply W SEYMOUR.
No cha'h,n~quare.
NNAIER POWER GA the CArHARiNE CREEK,
w = the village OF MlLLPORr FOR SALE-lhe
with me
orchard.
%. Wi f1sh-c Dwelling II barns and 1hsr out 'u AZ 90 re
O..
y o.d 9oaty ioFa paper ri C ton woo iicrs Np
q erhrerv for .tding s'e snt u ns FOR iulef
pariicu u TNRRFl. " reliant Jrsy CITY, or -
le sgtsci bel en- The premise. hloort 1hs1lng Co.
"A. SEAMAN
e - nnn WANTED IMMEDIATELY For
y C.OOO three year r c. Is per cent ery-si
Pc prd ard securif gwen Fer pNrcgar. sidress
NANUFACii req. Peru, Iilos.
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ITO LET in ENTHUSIASTICALLY haod.cu,e,

ITO LET in ENTHUSIASTICALLY handsome,
Of strrr. usA The p.cs. STREET IN
cy endirs from The Peek ard Dy aonv. Feuis They
Nil - e. FOR he sy seS tsnev H. b a. She aa sad
eNp o. suflsF bUs'fc fnqnv WILLIAM MORGAN bte
usrt Of CITY sstk TO; q South hs No st Ws'eE New.
lTk
mo BUTTER and FIR 1T DEALERS-To Let
sst the focr 4 90 NJ ayf ~ b 0ee attached
Rent % seed tenant Apply q ne Pc nsscs
ITO LET The two and half story brick House No.
i Nkte hcup- peu.ea ard IN conPiete repair
Tcss,.s isiey ingairr a. No sWafreo''I
ITO Little elegsnt brown stone Fh5nt House,
No = SsaSsr One Sory bsck 0cnt toose ,0d ops SORE
"a frk Roc n Brookyn Cotsges n North
Bosyr ard Suh BTookyn' sure ard bah Aeon No ,
Tav TIE ctaav Broadway, osns sssefai
- . q srd Ne~Nork Iaigle 81 >
TCwSSEND Ne s.Nassirst. NeS lori up stairs
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Board ann Ruums

DINING SALOON.-J BROAD would respectful,
fqr his isld' nd ne pubic N sae- TIA, 30 rs, oaeua
vhr b. prepared to serve he With the bet Ls market 3d
L'AGLE HOTEL LODGINGS - Ge, -neO FuI ID
% 3 ls.@sF ne sa o. s'Ss s. .sd 81
lee o,en oil uisbt
uOTtL~-Tbe new COLLINS HOTEL is now open,
ard oae eue rEe Plon with rei Rooms sni suites Of
81 the Improve us-d At ths fo Of ,na'
BOARD Desirable suites of Rooms suitable for
ID Fsms. and SINGLE Gentemen NAV be lad gita Board =, No
eS,. ,as s'6-rSaf. &c sslsnes. exchanged
BOARDING in BROADWAY.-Per-Onsy visiting the
10 rs BroOdny Transient board with pleasant rooms 81 TO 81
DOARD WANTkD-ln East Broadway or Henry
ID 49, seLtemin snd ."rvant Front Room aot 81
s Io. TSai 'oi Ta a. s' 6ae: '''
BOARDING. Rooms to Let, with Board, in desir4
- be elton No. 81 GIesns SsSsso Navel and '''
DCARblNG - Pleasant Rooms aud Board IN hrst-
- a. house No 10 Beeeker eo.t4ieins 81 tae uoer. IN
by sdir. tyeiar.
pOAhD WANTED-For a respectable young LAZY
- mayed all cay room 10 herself sni f ooit iot -
sesr sh.sy iddre.. : B. " boz NJ. 81 riiuas 0ace
FURNISHED ROOMS for single Gentlemen at
n he ey hts Of it, @ ~ioS room. ~i,sSui meals
here tn as pleasant ones the city ,d Thsis they wi have "a
I'd baths business and rail
Tass there o. every part Of tie ely
FURNISHED ROOMS-AH the Rooms on the 2d
Of the hou.e No il Brooue't Bfosiws T.
s, gas VIII front sn fas1 no ia,
70 &C och, A 81 0r2io O'Clock, P. VI.
EIRN lSHED ROOIS 20 LET for single Gentle
u.u Reference aud required Call At No.
itz Lsousrdtt, three eoors eat from Broadway
DRIVATE BOARD near WASHlNGION-SQUA AXE.
Fesant furnished apart =. 20 genee families % single
Ertlenen without Boar Meals furnished n tns own
ssiiHsS Pint . bOg.s sh bath ETC. NJ Il St ceansn
place, In NscdougA e., Lear 9th ~
TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accomm0dt
ID parta BosIs AID Rooms 10 private fam "
obtain CONT they w01d Al hJne a.
e1c,pousbe reference given aud required address H. Tribune W
Zee.
nvWO MAT. AIRY, PLEASANT ROOMS in
al prve only two blocks from no hetf0p tao no
~ 10 s win or partial board Terms for anze room
h bsr, doube-FoOl fo 81 sfli y sach VAN
oat iosrt. apply "a sr, SPENCER. W ~ Greene e.
WANTED Board for a Lad, 10 years Of age, EN-
w ssed 10 pruDg Office. None need spDy hoe Zh
frenee Will he uFht direction address G EhAsDLch
Boz TnbaIe Ofe Frce Ger Weei nadins "s'hn Nc
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Groccrics.

EONCENIRAItD MOLASSES.-rJ hhds. TOR sale
Y b. sPOFFORD TlLEsrON a Co. No. 80 Brosigay
CTGAR-3CO bids prime muscoy4dO in bond aud for
- .sle tv -POFFORD 1ILsSfON Co 30 Brodwty
CIGAR-2UO bids Muscova5o. tor sale by
~ sPOFFORD, TILEsTON / Co. No 81 Broldwly
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lOases 10 Eel.

G1ases tc Lei.
UIOUSE 20 LET 10 SOUTH BROOKLYN, short
HsIhor r. u modsss Fossion s Of SEPT se1L Apply a. 10
d "'D'"P'' "a wALs ORISEsa No. sciy Hnpla.s
OFT end STEAM POWER 10 Little upper
.orv II the buiarg Nc z aLa a Frsok'st co.tIn. slant
40 usr. a0s~sl warmed a tetT Aea %
'~'' CHARLES jenkins, o. the premises
OFFICE to LET-A Room on Nassanst lighted by
" f,e sipeows Iaquie Room 10 Eo~l-rs Bu1ss
Nsseu .Ld Ann-ss beis the hegrsot u and gock
MILTON EAERlJN Go.
DOOMs 10 LET with STEAM fOWER -SeVerI
Srrysbe rooms q 15Kl5 he ts
YlIk an SevHsFeu Ffeisht Dept ~s[bg0s ard sY a1 az
asked gl-rIirrs alf Ssfsf c9ts - T.
ANThOSI kis ID FFsnkln 10 n - Il -P-@l'
DOOM 70 LE1-Nitb steam power-One arge
Love- IL ca. Il er the ci AgFv 70 FEE
ais rAEER e-rasr o: GreenE en- std Beaehsts
rTFAM POWER 70 LET-The whole or par' o.
- a.. tive scD brck F.ctos) kzatehR9rt y = ~S = sa
Scw 60 tfy Be required me b-.z ~
q ds1ts Apply :, EAzatehpor, y J, % Ao'1- o'I-
TO LITTLE two three story Brick Buildings,
b n, yesbsus shors ssstsd o. lots 40 rs and z7 ja
With or utL1t etn iHbnece -sr- "a z'e Also
a Cotsss House plef iS.5s is ons O. t@o a.l
suiiss Irelyio = Il BROWs No u Wsllst- Com TO- 81
7lIO T7-Ih h. Whole or part Of a first class House
rs.r, new sn,hsd 5s siy with al the aaern l prove
srrsnsed Aotr Sale elegsnt hOase sbsan
NJ I5Av At TIE C1es Of the JoarnA Of Coscs
Two LET-Tke large Store and Basement No 765
Brosdvsy They each Is ieet6 sehes vide i e, deep
"a hs.ed WI Be rsanJ the lac -eces0
lat Arply to sAcRARLANG NERaIrf, 70 sssts'.
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tnsl ant 70 ane.

7 OST or STOLEN-A BANK-ROOK on the SEA
- VANS BANk or SAVINGS No .775l Tor JOIN BANKS
Tie fnsl pes.e the B.s. e2Ia.- Va. 40 Pa ..
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~ Fort Tssmiit0n ots AZ Aucuon.-Oir Fesders Wi
,ss<vs ,hst ALBERT .. NlCOLAY adgsres 20 eel Tii5
nv sn.a-> n CHOICE Bu'd,F - AZ Fort HsnA-5.
90 70 COZ uence It ygock ground. While F)r
t.rion q proximity % NeH YORK - 20 render 70 a.
.s flny ancesbo p8ry Of strc'rhsrs and aabiny r.
~, ny attract t;be age h1e ~ or D sns popni-'a
I,o.s " appreciate hs1 comfort, 80 be, VAL avail taea-
,of poruaiy desirable SITUATION TO-
plesse1t home.
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SPIRITUAL BOOK Sr0RE-Jasi puoishe l.
$iTgNOXD AND BRIrrONS DIS ,US>lON, 40 2as's os''r
rII rofrs twenty-four LETTERS from e.l o. te a.ss ne
parties ehodyins ssi 1aI,s l % pooss Of an ss ss es,
,sIV ne modern manifestation 10 insure N1e ~
"SIs pnsTST IE ISp INNER LIFE Benz Sc lae %
-, Irte,course Ry J. Davies TINS . "a ee-sli p'oa o.
> i's9s etavs lus,rsted- Pnoe, 81 Ps.ase e
DIsCoCRSEs FROM THE SPIRIT W lhLD pets'eG ~ 90
- - ,t-,ush Rev r. z Wis1a, medium ID u 81 het7h
Ine cor, e page. Prce. 65c- Postage le Adcrrss
"s ''-- " PARTRIDGE sRIrrAN. No so Bnosisy.
l Ri-SyAN's IMMORTAL ALLEGORY, THE FILjtuM
Of Bu1ySn Ience5 10 o9e esssni 50
r. 49,, Petnrr aesised Billings and enzrsSsd ~ A
Ie~s fhis greatest triumph Of American Ar ns i,s2 q 9Aay
-. . ~ ~ rs.dv Cor sale Of lid ~ - svi PEie,s -
S'~S Pubhsed ~ JOHN P. JkWEIr 4 Go, Bs'os
Fol sale BY Caryrs AseIs Ofees n Ne"ieN Nos 'S a'o
SIS Broadway
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ORIGINAL AMERICAN SrORY-fuoished This
THF rAwN OF THE PALE FICSS oS ~ , tLsrv ats
AGO Hv j. Brace Vol l5no. In faH pc Clotl &c
inns j. ore thrilling tales the esS tte ~ OF o. me
fr. ID virtues and heo 81 the set RS sa IN 2t
orefe us vIsen polished style az 10 isI Of Interest
D.A 4 Go have l4'elg PGelshed . 49, ~. .
ROMANCE OF AsELAkD AND HI -OlsE by y w "'sH'
PSIoH0MANcy- EFPISes And TAslr rrnss' sSTos
sPuhff dS6FHS o. SIR MILAN HAMILTON Arranged and
v5,,.a WIGHT VI ~ 70
Col slN's History Os PHILOSOPHY. rISa 'a'ed By o. W
VIZ ,ssTSoK 0F PHYSIOLOGY For Use school. anl
p.v "h,s w b n Con,ynss ! Vol SEC
IYFlLs MANUAL or Gk OLoGf Fourth Revised Eit o.
syse \ a., svo, with go Ensrav.nss 81 -.
FLO THO PhfSi0LOGf rsats D. me fe'enhon' causes
N ssfSFLsToES NV AND co dPi.Erc GuiDE To TdE
NITFD STATES lNol Enared ard Connected -
TliE LAST EMS ; by h,rnsty ~
FPICIREAN BOOk-LAMPORr, BLAKE
n NAN LAW No Psrk-p'sce pghlsh his day;
SALAD FOR ThE SOLITARY, BY 81 Epeuie, with Illustrative
0s ssn ; I'm. Boo." Boston T.ns,upi.
t,T.,S miscellany, auecd- al critical sua speculative wa
es :. ID Ise AID Ria shi have uLtea - 5aeoci
F,s ~ usesreous papers especially wAea from u pea p
the uos' o. lsh To- OF to'kS 20
Al Od ~ Brown ana 9th ~ O. nat IA Tag,
cerrt VI her th.n - . then iaanis7 VARSITY
their re- oship soi good nRaGy our an,a'
- Trcarf,' WITH h. IN Of : - - peii1 -
= ~ 70 az IL bs country these warn diys u
=. of A. hOat scholars IiAIiIes--a Es
III THINKER al" . '"''--'s Is Y Pat'insa
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Iustrurfiou.

4 CADEMY and GYMNASlUM-fhe well known
~ Metroposn No aud - eth-a nesf Wellington sqaus
all dps gudsr the direction OF is est Prosofs On me ISL "
September. open daily . gist0Fs ,,s
Particular obtained BY ealing al the AesdsH or nd,esn q,
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Let lsup, sD1 onward - 81 A.lt
Aro Cd .ll rufe'yspefd f4- ugat.

Bfiifyirx 3. essential situfe aad Keep the set
the ths fi p;fr nave cr 8
lie "a Prot BEDNS WILLIAMS. I'D other
,teisl. THIS EVFNfN6. Levers ~ ir1h and Reform one
Botsuc Hen. No o. Ea Dfo6esg -agag ~ W.c1 C.g7
tfcr. CoAe cary tFks l.. hLLh6 4 rfeSNa1Ht
Y0u9g Mons Ic iaacs Waich CLUB
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TJREBS-t y1.nf fsn Are-csn wishes .--,ets 10
truir efs-r '0u vi age Ire lv. NeE lor
g.Od ca-scli ecucsId ard t-9f-rct sncseg. RI os
fseTirr loan - .upoyer r,I sl'In' "a sd ieN
cr business Fiere -
sih r-cspf RI Ts-neso 70 ne
VII give reference 10 this city and security ild
reside heinz In for THIS aEeft.e-
Il. NJ ~ L N = ~ 49,
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+ PRIVATE SALE--A feS choice Bulding Lot
~ Nvina slo each payable By ita inents
. month. Meviua uAied and hall mics tr'n ~
srinrah Eefr Newoun and Flushing ornieases Psss IN
n, every heu uuts se For tll PSitelas 80
l SMITH the prerni,ss. } FONDA Ne. y NAsssns
tnd focr u Mcny W.. Be loaned t. III PaehseF F ouidrs
strtd
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The Anglo-saxon in the pacitic.

One day mail from California brings ac-
counts of the astounding discoveries, develop
ments, and progress on the side of our CONT
nent bounded by the Pacific ocean, and the
next day mail from Australia gives intelli-
gence equally surprising Of the resources and
rapid growth of the British colonies in another
part of the grand ocean. These rival countries
divide the attention of the world. The columns
of the press are loaded with the almost fabu-
Ious details. Old men hear in silent astonish-
ment, scarcely believing they are not under
some hallucination; the young drink the in
spring news, and soar high on the wings of
expectation, to look over the continents and
islands to the remotest parts of the earth under
the conquering power of modern civilization.
To calculate time by the progress OF the world
we live century in few years.
Our fathers read the narratives of Captain
COOK and other voyagers of their days of dis
coyeries of islands, and Of adventures in the
far-off Pacific, as, when boys, we read Robin
son Crusoe. They were looked upon like
Bruce's Travels in Africa, and the adventures
OF knights Grants, as mixture of romance
and truth.
A voyage round the world-what an I'M
dertaking! And a man who had made it
what an extraordinary person And remem-
Der, this was not in period far back in the
middle ages, but few years ago-within the
memory of living men.
Now what do we see2 Thousands of ships
Throwing every parallel and meridian Of
Oceana-fom the arctic to the antarctic
circle, and from the coast, of America to those
of Asia and Australia. Two great empires
have their foundations land, and are assuming
prodigious proportions-one in the northwest
and the other in the southeast of this vast ex-
panse of waters The people are of the same
racs sad speak the same language. 1.-The two
nations of which these growing empires form =
part. number over fifty millions, and GOV a
fourth Of the habitable globe. They hol d the
commerce of the world. In nearly equal pro
portions the aggregate tonnage is not far rom
sy1Esmillsons The shipping of all the world
ids is Insignificant compared to this. In
i6sef8 arts of life, and in many of the
hsy stand first among the nations
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letter dated the 23d, received at the Navy De-
partment yesterday from his son, who ia his secre-
tary, refers to his father us stll "vesy fbsbls'
from the effects of his illness. If ths Commodore
had died on the 18th, his son would hardly express
himself in such feeble terms relative to tho Com
modors's condition.
The steamer Waterwitch has been heard from
at Buenos Ayues, on tho 2Sth of May. She left
Rio on the 30th Of April, and made the trip 70
Montevideo in eight days, during two of which
the weather was very heavy. At Montevideo the
steamer was detained at quarantine eight days, in
accordance with oppressive regulation subjecting
all vessels from Rio to that length of quarantine,
whether they have sickness on board or not The
Waterwitch, it will be remembered, is on her way
to the head-waters of the La Plata, on surveying
and exploration expedition.
The Columbia, ON the 23d ultimo, was still at
Pensacola, awaiting the arrival Of Minister Bor-
land, who was at New Orleans, i'll with fever.
The sloop-ofwar Cyane is on her way from
Pensacola to Norfolk with eighty-one naval re-
cruits She will probably proceed to the fishing
grounds immediately on her arrival.
Nicholas Clinch has been appointed to first
class clerkship in the Third Auditors Office,
salary 5000.
A. w. Lawrence, esq, of North Carolina, has
been appointed professor of mathematics and or
dercd TO duty at the National Observatory.
A. Clinton Mclean, of New Jersey, has been
appointed United States mail agent to accompany
the mails between New York and San Francisco,
salary 81 600.
Pliny Miles, esq, of New York, has been trans
Fferred from the Appointment Office in the Post
Office Department to third-class place, as cor
responding clerk in the same Department
j. r. Mcmahon is transferred from the desk to
which Miles is assigned to that vacated by
the latter in the Appointment Office.
es.H ZEKE.
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WHEN WILL Mr.. BUCHANAN Ami--This ques-
ton is answered by the Lancaster mteliigencer,
his home organ, thus: "Wc inform the public, on
the best of authority, that il is his purpose, life
and health permitting, to sail from New York on
Saturday, the 9th of August, that being the time
when the next American steamer leaves for Eu-
rope, in which he has engaged passage. He
would have sailed on Saturday, the 22d ultmo,
but was disappointed in receiving certain de-
spatches and State papers from Washington as
soon as he expected, F"
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IN the obelisk FORM has recently been erected in
the ancient burial place in Concord, over the re-
mains OF the son of President Pierce, killed in
January last, bearing this inscription:
benjamin Pierce, born April 10, 1871; died
January 8, 1853 $50 thy way, thy son liveth -
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FaaNois DopGE, esq, of Georgetown, d. c.,
has been unanimously chosen as President of the
Metropolitan Railroad Company,
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VISITORS TO THE CRYsTAL PALACE The Elk
hibition of the Crystal Palace in New York is be-
ginning to be thronged with visitors from all parts
of the United States and Europe. Of those resi-
dents of Washington who have been attracted to
the great commercial metropolis at the present
season we notice the names of the following, who
are sojourning at Wizards Hotel, in that city,
viz; Walter Lenox and sister, Robert Beale, A.
G. Ridgely, Samuel Chiffon, Joseph II. Bradley,
and W. A.. Bradley. The Hon. G.. M. Conrad
and Hon. d. I. Disney are also staying at the
same hotel.
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THE MISUNDERSTANDING ever rich and hui
morous magazine, for August, has been received
in this city, and copies may be obtained of the
indefatigable periodical and newspaper dealer,
JOE SHILLINGroN. 5t
ssPuTNAM's MONTHLY and HARrER's MAcA-
ZINE, for August, are each on sale ut BucKING-
HAMS, under the National Hotel.