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NEW BOOK for the YOUNG-THl> DAY PLb-
~ LISHFD ~ EVANS BnfTTA-. 10 90 2r1id1ay.
PLEArt IF Al PROFIT, Or L. ... -1aD Fltt
j. Series soHsE By Mrs Name rltef ~ = n41-'i
Ife,e stories nerty ID p.ei q, .-.- lrsa - lei
ard d-rfcsrcy n fh@ Lora's PrsyeT~ lo0'-v--.
" ChaHihE Instruct 20. srl Iurt.T Fa'f
NEW BOOKS MARSH NEW COURSE Or
~ DOUBLE AID SINGLE ENTRT BOOK-SrEtiSG pr d
Tfd s1o ak A'o B'srks foT tie sane.
Ms E'rfs ~grufr ksfrh Veg -lrs fissN-
~Lcif,Ts 70 County Cus.r Chortou.s Geo G.s3erT.
Puiash.6b b. J c. RIKER, ~ - a'-o7s,
LCOINT { STRONG. Booksellers tli Sts.ioners.
h Account Oh Marg,-turrs, I-po-n ~ D,-e ~ -..
dsscuPtou o. Foreign AID Doussuc sa,n-Fy hja's,n't '
EIlrc 81 saloull
Neu-York OfIee ever Nss.su B,nk. JOSIAH LECoU st
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART, No. =
SECOND EDITION f@sls. In g t-c 90 70
f0r his M-.re rl1lh 'h- ~
lss teen cthgec issue second fdroo Of svn ii7lfn1
hEn frfsiau occ-son u D.. lf rl nor p p
fvo q flvor.be opportunity 70 eiort 20 -'s W.
irr 10 teconle sutscrifer. Pnce - cert r,-t1y
Alexander MONTGOMERY ~ II s7r1ee-s'
mr. NICHOLs ESOIERIC ANGHkOPOLOGI
IL The remarkable work unaa Phi - zen %
BrotdVsy. Pnee 81 q nd 81.
pLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY and PRIN TING.
- -CFOR6E y. BELL has collrs.fg 90 haud Uelerced
rob oil Books from me-gl Sc ~ -lrfl rar
R1sa hsncea. Bed rTuut rl-d ga ara
for Id Dsv-Books journals. Cl Co.'s A. Lowers ID
tie profession; BaDs Booze rI-1 1rntd 40 t0a1-i
the ci,fcu w. ~u-lf of -sferf
selscsd - A f- att- ~ fcl sr1 ' .
crus1s u B : aud ald fl-lo l-- ' .@s
the different maurlsfs Cap -fer as Cor
rule Parton a'fe
raid printing Sii Had, cards -rs -cs' - 3
BELL sis;iousr Blank Boo Mannheim, 10 ia ~
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DIED HOOK HOTEL, RED HOOK, DUTCHEss

HI COUNTY Tbs couanOdsus Hotel = 81 asd aoo1, 90
huldr-d u-s City SeEiork ard within ise .ss
Huln River Railroad and for soafde Aoa
pefrss The and coasenea- PJ
T. families
Gentlemen with -hsuf families. tesrOa, o. sPene.s 49,,
eaufa and healthy ettl- - Pe
the 6ne eouny u ne
where the landlord maze AZ noe'e
Dedstey, y le..ei
Fye tr.iu, ar the Railroad and depart ot SeS
York AID Albany prUpnetors - .s-J
GcfrCm each STEPHEN LASnAn7 i'NP-'S''''
Red Hook. jay T. lass
II HE MARINE HOTEL a; falrned' Conn;, WI oe
opersd by he PROPRIETOR HOSSOI on ne "a dsy
June S as SUI nsr Br.neh Of Ne. hotel he Ms
HOtel ussed on Island sound a1ofon- A. e
eri, al Isthns md romantic drives TIE seerf
-v pa. a. - secured a. the We orr he
r. - "a S and trains By The Se~-fecs
~ E,v H.t,s R.o.S roo e araeA sye Hms esch ssy
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- EA BATHING-CAPE MAY-NATI0NAL
ACHALL-Ihs is-se srsr class Hce Case
Isard 90" open Pleasant gsrden AID usgnsnt 81 the
ooesr--June- lSS. AARON GARETSON. Prop1e'or
WHITE WORCESTERSHIRE HOUSE, Nj
w Washington. y H. BY l. NJ ROsEsROOKk
COUNTRY BOARD-Larce and airy Rooms 81 n
" seutsel odsou. -Ss r- ra 49,.
cere Fsrfed c. vel tn the hea s hssa-ifi
vnsse re Sound sboundn N pcssr; yak, sai Nse h
ssS ard
Address Niih sIre, Box 2 80 Pet hc-
COUNTRY BOARD.-Deighrful Country Board NAV
y - ebe5 StsAbuish HYDE Park Datehess County
SUBSCRIBER prepared few select Boai
h.r beautiful county slatsd on he Hudson River FI
further address Fost paid l. F. tie above aeud
place.
COUNTRY BOARD-Wan,ed by three young La
Gle. with respectable farmer four weeks
ucdete address NJ. HANLEN. Brook yu fosce q5s,psd
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Chantes for Business filen.

4 RARE CHANCE 10 MAKE MONEY-A chance
~ uow bior the exclusive Assncv Of Towns
lrd cogr for The ale II lev ard vAaio1 a5e hat VII meet
cen IS pr nth. None need s0py ~i'h eao
te 7equrd Apply rce 80 Brjadwy .nk, Of
Brcsdu., sro faItpsce Neu-York CRY.
LOR SALE-STOCk of DRY GOODS. Location
ofthe bet ey has been ard Is noN ns cash ol
q ron 500 10 500 ger week pohis rom niy 20 fe :, I'VE
t,usht fr asi can md good any the
me b, -. r es lear he hoe sn5aat Of sock
ard hove rs thai tSo Years "en VI o. proven
70 ne '-isctol OF ~ p i,on wanting 20 puas y, &
~ ost h' Ifortior hs' 6s.E o9s u ,aa XII
s s',l y - '''''' I'M w. w
L'CK SALE The Stack, Fixtures and Goodwill Of
CorG sIy I'D Ice can sooD located up t'.n an not
srey as he sd5erieT he. h obs,, h to leave the ~ Ap-
r ely or b. ,,! NT, BROWNS select Boarding House,
LOK SAlE-An old cstab i>hed corner Grocery.
Pea Ss '5 Ssg: ts store ae 90 'i i s' tie
nAkDW ARL-A11ENTION-A first rare opening
ra ell bCsn's. pee Sod Of tom two thousand 10
the irn th remaining parur fnng himself 90 he .t-' -
a,t' % i Ii.qs' ID hsR.SsIa.fe Pos oGee Thu.
uorcs 'soiiy 'rteueed for first class business men
IRON FOUNDRY for SALE.-Address lRON
j FOUNrRY Box No 1867 At this Office
Two SPECULATORS-20G 600 Acres of Timber Land
for sale tscts, situate IL Uaion sullivan aud
~ ntrrs ovsrenis so'l them and val te.o much
s" lr - Other nes - ih,I ,.uy f'n o. o,sE & @
~ o., Guilty r, II ard have been aiin-d aad nd ya.
,'asbe MI T,optTy saw Mn G.t Sn sore Ogela.. and
llout 7tc rces White Pme Timber ALLEN { LAIN,
No . South 50 81, PHI pdelpha
TO be DISPOSED of IMMEDIATELY-The bust
usrli..s. &C, Sc. OF the STRAW HAT and BONNET
PRESSING ESTABLISHMENT No. Chrystes-
o. Diln The subscriber has House and one
v ~.OOVs % Ground worth the above a would
aid bis services in ng business
sot ard Mssrs oa@ be taken and uosage
he security. address PAY, Broadway PostOfce
I'D nOn-PAkTNER WANTED-To join the
- ~.UOO sdyet.I reso-et,ss bushes: ths' pay; 81
cot md tu.e charge Of tie ctc- affairs address : Box
NJ 10 Tubuie O or lLe days stating where -efyie may
had.
o. IN nll -READINGs FATENT POWER
q CO.UOO. oORNsHELLER \ hasd.ope fortune
en- BY the purchase u the Patent Rgi o. h uuequa ed
Nadine e1hiitn CDsfsl Palace itsa Alne Of truly
6ef capacity Coll I'D f every DAY fum ais
ocock No 20 Wosf 7hst 8h-sy 5000 profits have
tetI made viii tie last months the manui,'ue aud sale OF se
which pr~pud prove TINS
the d for , and hence re value Afan,
Al pacsions for Rights % be addressed 70 -
WILLIAM READING.
= nm CARATS Of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
(.OUV b .old al as per oarst Apoy to LOUIS Az
RICH 81 Reafssi Any HAVING diamonds 20 sell
-n Anrch The highest -ash p-c- ~ b. sysn.
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EOR SAIE-Huuse aud Lot No. % West 2}lst.,
usar Ct Az L., n BY 20 r. 9iasles Houe Ss'ogs. Base
mt and utter tf Only third cash ufed
rnct sllt(O Apply 20 81, ,,,, r. bHC"aa 4,
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2ninsencnte.
AHtu5tNIiIIb.
CASTLE GARDEN-THlRD NIGHT-FRIDAY,

y July % ,-...
HIS SGgS, # q s Fasp Be ' oP fnE7UNrEp
by invitation nom lis Honor
/ THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF NETWORK,
TIL FOulGS CoMMlSsloNEeS To THE WORLDS FAR.
Pls SIS S4 u FgL5 aHtqfM oursrs
The Opera selected The Grand Gala Night, FRIDAY July
will be M''''''''' ROBERT LIZ DrABLE
arranged four acts BY the Composer himself for the OPora
On hi. occasion appearance the night and the
op'" MAD soNTAG AND sIGRA sTEgEAXoyE,
frucess Isabella MAnhSE s4N
Eoleo snoE ssy 3eItlaai. SsSq5 BeosyeaAno
Assotd BY Grsld Oohc,a Powerful Chorus and efficient
Corps de Ballet
To al p.. Of the Gndca with the exception Of the two Center
Boxes that have been reserved ioI The scso anod alton OF
Seat, may be secured a itS' He a Sous No $50 Po
and Van Noes Kings 'iAuoHer~ No "SAs be;''
Icse Of ADMISSION may likewise had Castle Garden
Srss SsS',Ha6NpAYs WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
boon cIen al ,eloeki Oeeia 70 eoma.ele e At 's
Lt FSass sss eI vii DO Peree; as well - ne
routes having kindly promised send double the
ON Monday, July io seeouil isht of Robertt pi.b'e.
lCASn L GARDEN-ROBERT LIZ DIABLE THIS
- kNENNo GRAND GALA MONT.
E1erHs FOuR TICKET OFFICES facilitate Of heis;s
IS.ysq, sosy, qPSas sSswos round the ..te, q;e
sol. snd Van Neiden aud Knis during the day
Ia ecoon me Hsua nui Of seats extra benches to seat 200
On MONDAY second nisht II RoBERT LIE DIABLE
(NASTLE GARDEN-ROBERTL LIZ DIABLETHIS
ENENNG Nsto buying the Booys OF the Opera informed
hai d correspond ~
s, sy S sfq COPY S ne nsn,S s a a.
eu edition the principal sc% o. the mu'' arranged
On MONDAY, second night Of ROBERT LIZ DiABLE.
GREAT EXCITEMENTinthe MUSICAL WORLD
~ S9Es4N H. 6s s' sS q ' 1Ssr ' % S
BYkS lLLusrRATtD oPESA BOOKS 10 ESslsh and Italian
Lament Ws 6oreys a.Irsicd 0fsrs Books ae sac
store In oder he public oay
SHERIDAN CORBYN, Agent
E'RANCONIs HIPPODROME.-G success ofthe
= CAR or fLowERS-laIS AFTERNOON aud syENING,
% ' OF s fsE n 94s 81 s5oR
ooas geqas Le DoOes psle Ts Of the PostlOa Exercise
q he sessss L. eeshs Sseos Sesqe Of tbs Gess aPPs
ailsd Elephant Tom Thanh age 81 sche hsht
PRICES or ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE
sSss: seats Season 0ss
Doo opea oeook performances commence On afsr
reSrS eoos open Al : pe!S'nanees eom9asne nsN4..
Hsu., LovsSs and Dcdwors6. Msse Store '''' N''''
ERANCONIs COLOSSAL HIPPODROME, MADT
soNsoUAKE On MOlday afternoon evening" Juy H. aad
stssd Asne Displays T Be performed vita the
Coalss Gsesue Ia double Trspsse ma Of The PeicS II. -
EsSP,s Scene q The GTecaa Ppodpms, Rapid sshs Of o.
Fhshi Of Liberty HOnes Acts q the Maaese
Cooree esons cents Doors kAfPss sud hal
ss'sn reTaaces to commence al three and eight p NJ
NlBLos GARDEN.-Tickets to all parts Of the
heSse een PHvais Boxes s5 Door open O'Clock;
English OEstfA i ssaI FaTLS S;'' Language
uenee with the - -~' ~ '-N'' " W.
To Be followed b Es i,o. .,.o :: ss "A xsA
sHnee ShoWN DIAMONDS
MAD Anna
M Miss Jahs Mills
Sstaiday-The Rsvels
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mo LET or LEASE Three large, convenient .

7TO LET or LEASE, Three large Convenient and
asDe- ~at,r px ths 7th Ward Of brOskyn and
Ne ~ m tes Peekp Ferry These Houses are stted
sah-n ~. resdences esutzning convenience
p esasst cooking beating .ppAsas cod
chsnde1erz m.bs
&c ~ are three deep, with s. sdnz decn add
hsy the The ots hundred fset
1ope Fl hscss vii be soa bsf.in Apply
OMIT GoRsUCH, Ne n South 7sAst, asg Peek1aP Ferry
Wuhsustugsk
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" en Becsssd nd 3eAans D<p5tThs best place To
healthy Mattress elastic Pa.es be Gtsd 70
ess.e SBo6 Mattresses .efsa . nest ssas MAJ.
uoce ~ So Ao the Fes
hsrsas Pillows ks, constantly hand No. SIS Broadway
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fnrnitnre, &r.

LII ENAMELED SETS from SIS TO $1,000
N OILLlEs BYRNE, manufacturer. Of ESAAELED sad Or
HAMEsTAL COTTAGE and CHAMBER FURNITURE offer great
neUesnsns 70 purchasers than ssy other sa6aassn Ia tho
sounfTJ.
and bes, aorted Stock The United 9s
Inv Irsds sgEcled 10 anl n.s.sd quantities
Warehouse No sc Broadway e4<. side
IL dg1rsx1 SuFul
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Gouses 10 Eet.

ID ON 20 LET-With steam pOwer.-One large
IL ol g by 10 and lighted Also several smaller ~
the best IN the city Apply ~ fEh
RlsG EER Of Greenwich ard Besehsts
DOOMS 10 LET with STEAM POWER.-Several
III r, f.ble rooms IS By Is % . By I over ne
York Freight Depot wei lighted AID afI al1
f.t,d With Cron fixtures and water co Apply
10 T. ANTHONY, corner LIN and f'aAAn'-'' 'O' " - ~
ttairs
CTEAM POWER 20 LkT.-The whole or part OF
- The two scry brick Fae,op ErabetPor j. With steam
Pewr such 5e required The buifing u - iest
by 50 Vel hshied Possession be had imned4ey Is,ns
noderste Apply a. Ehzabsthpor, y } % AoA' DALI.
C,TORE in BEOADWAY-TO let, the first floor and
- basement NJ &C. Of the best IN the street Pesou i-
MEDIATE. Arplyto SEsaITH Co, No II Bro-dTlJ.
ITO LET al MIDDLETOWN-O On the banks Of the
sirsw,hur, within mnutss' yak Of Mounts Dock
H. n unt the day Of October pleasant Cotsse
with Of land, euy laid out md covered WIN hax -a1
Senee within vicinity q Newfork B.tIs nas &c LHes
f az. daily the dock For tsEm &C. inquire Of
B.. AAGUlRE, tSoZ Cnion-SgaAier cor ofIhh
ITO LET Furnished Office at No. 46l BrOedEly,
over the Pacific BInI Inquire Of o. W. ASDEksON or MI
WARREN, in adjoining ihee
ITO LITTLE ,econd story Of House No. 81 Greene
small FAM For farther pars0-
:, spp, 10 Csc Ar HESCK, No. lS2 WAer7 hsni s9 Per
0'O TET-A frst.rste corner Grocery Store, With
:, 1Te. or sae low Inquire Of W. r. LUSH No 70 S1-sv
vu,O LET-Furnished House uptown, 2th-st, near
f,bv hous- and high bssuenf IN rood orcer ~
al ,be ureyeHsLts Furniture plan BAT ne. WI 9~ .o ~
with hcuse- DlL-i'O 4NN'' :, -
yU,O IET-For Manufacturing purposes together "ite
b...rsent AID %. story Of building cor fr' AH ~
Incusre On the prsu1scs
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h.oun .tnne frnnt Store. No

"A spst deep. bsseDent AID Counter
,.Yisr i-on don Ind shutters, front
IT, arr akybEhts IA the ara
q eJmpiete. Also, for s1le tho
re.r RivinEOn-st-. AID LIT Is b.
Ter information, inqa.Es Of CdA5.
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Summer Betreais.

A LINE HOUSE, or WHITE MOUNTAIN STA
~ ton HOUsE-GORHAM y. H-Th- best cheapest aad
Asr, na - Lsesee Rarod By which passenger. can reach
ih Mountains nle houf too boson VA of4gd q "a our aog
oly by which The sIte distance the Mountains can be
Tie Propreio Of the WHITE MOUNTAIN STATION HOUSE
vii 10 eKson'io MAINTAIN hs eDa,4on aSa .ns os'.
Houss b Of Mount Washington from whence good bndls
shes tie Bride ps'h h., been made from III.
Hous, 70 the Mount Moa from which finer may be
lad hss from the summit o. Meunt washiDEton i'eif
Tie House rev emmodqus and els ut vim oA'hn aad
al b Of ts % hotel Il contains o9e HUNDRED ai
eih sseIus rooms Good horse,..d eATae snd ."ie a.s
FsIe ron B.ou Go.Lar n II By E.s.ern Railroad Boston
rd aid R, P, ard Atlantic and 81 Lawrence R"oA
Fs..-r se from Nas. Pal, sss.er.
MoIIs ,eIee s The ST. Lawrence '1d 4.2s 1S-1 e '
I a.. R Hj 4 s,T5.
CAPE NAY SEABATHING- CONGRESS HALL
y now oeu The location Of this house hish aud beaquful
Erluos age font renders the most desirable Of any
Co Ia, zen .rd man, other improvements made since
T,s ~ soe PesiSed MILLER Pr0pns'or
NEW HOTEL at EAsTON, Pa-The FRANKLIN
~ HOUSE OeeaPyas the @o pleasant sad ssssf. q.so s'
~ open r tie reception ard the ProPeors hope ~
9s b :Ts :,. mn s.s 81 best saotsR Bro
ORIENT POINT HOUSE formerly Oyster Pond
~ Point twelve us sr The sound iIoI s.ysro0x aHa s4
m been opened By the un4sasnsd who intends to Keep ~
Bsihu. F.hps ard Shooting the proprietor e'nhisni this
srspeey I1. public the claim. q this house a.
rstIssi eonsdent ma 70 ere W . e'A'ae
f0''Oh's 'o''''S' 0's'' 4sSER ALLEN Proprietor.
pleasure PLEASURE, PLEAsURE-To see
,ts cyasl Pssee to sy quiet rec soe GET s.. q y n9-
s'e II yea dr'1 'oSI 9ss ss 90 20 az sss
sloe I'm !. 70 .s.f, he MIR AN stop KgLLSGERs and
slse, TIE Hudson River Railroad traits nearly every h'or n
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGED large Dselling
is.tcas and tcs Of outbu dnss-sod 0ariee vita
auncnt 81 nut altbund aat best Of
tie village OF Sullivan County, f sale
exchanged productive
bsd ciy rrsrfy Also Fariog Land well ocs-
hon may be bad for produce, od
Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN No. Metropolitan Bank building,
me 81 U2s)
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ITO LET-The fve-story
i 81 Bowery, IS feet 'front.' By
e.ll,r Tie building q sre proof.
and rear, md substantially ogilt-
r,rT. Cro.on water, sss t1rareA
Hcr.e and Let No ia Noro4k-st'
10 n ssth-sf. near the keeT'ol.
TAPPAN, NO. - Ry1Dgfon-sI
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,

ONATTRESsEs kc, d LRAWBUCKH 10 u Orsndsf- sscond
ioor q Es.Ia, Ses-Y0tE. CHEAP CPHoIsrERY .Ad
FKATHER STORE. The attention Of families about purchasing
respectfully Invited the large Nd beautiful ssostmsnt Of Beds
Mattresses Pssea Beds Gotta ts ali Of wach have been
sesnsrt Tor al % cal and examine ;hs shore sock n
khssbOss free IL carriage. Old Bets sEd hslsss. reovssS
I'd made ever w. CRAWBuck,
Ne Sa Gsnast, ID door east Of ksssSa.
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CASn L GARDFN.-ROBERTL THIS

- ENENING GRAND GALA NIGHT
IMrCETANT There WI be the TOT
Tyeurs FOUR TICKET OFFICES cse s itch 81
a. the door
Toureyeut however undue ccwding ticket
Vt requested 70 bay, possible then tickets MessEs Hal
Sor Gnd Van Neiden aud Kings during the day.
the Of benches
reisor have been placed IN the Promenadss
On MONnAY. secS nd nisht u ROBERr LIE pIABLE
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" CORBNN ULMANIhe parous " the O9eFs
m requested comp the Opera AND o Lbrciio co r.
BYNS ILLUSTRATED OPERA BOOKS English and Italian,
tc principal pieces OF vocal music Ana Mexican Mastaus
lnment Ma Corty asrsted Oers Books not for sale
Css BATTERY sni She prDoPA Muse
In TIE public po be deceived oay dsne
should 10 n oocAs aud satisfy themselves
SHERIDAN CQRBYN. Aren't
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IOR SALE desirable Property in Orange County,
Township Of Cornwall atuated mile and half RON the village
of Salisbury niles from Canterbury and i've mile. IRON Corn
Lsndbg There about eeu ali arabic with the eKeeP-
ton woodland - - IN,
There Is 1000 Dwelling House and Barn with other outbadnss,
ali f rate we'll u excellent and hundred
I'M literally Loaded with fruit besides variety Of hne apple
trees aBo other ffuit. H..
the scenery surrounding country 5ens baufu the extreme
Of the house there beautiful sfeaS aDound-
fs which the land gradually Acends al reaches tho
FCTsnns &C. apply 70 VYsE SONS No l34 Pe1lst, hr.
JOHN McGiLL ne The pfemses who will show the property 70
irg uurrh
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CAsrlE GARpEN-RonERrLEp IABLErHD

NENENlNG Nsto tuyu the BooVs OF the Opera informed
that Books sold the
The Prcu They BY
have been puute % The fomQters copy rroc Is
oud selyh, edition OF the principal Of the
- Piano c1tc solos of double he value Lihreo
On MONDAY, second night Of ROBERT LIZ DiABLE.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO MECHANICS and

" procure home within y miles Of tho Cy al In
n, nw AID beautiful Village u Wakensd located at Wiamsh is
the Harlem New Haven Railroad having front thereof u
miles. Tbs. Association already consists Of so members add
rod lard the Of 600 Persons DESTROYS OF be-
usmbcrs opportunity 81 doing b.
her payments the 8h day u Jay 1850 ~ weekly nss 'nts
eighh sgbscnbed tor The VI ot
inc udiHg grsd surveying sc A. oo~s ieesh
OF m b. Ia feot rchsa IN depth 80 Of
tcie. S0; half sk0 $40 acres $40
p-Tfe sular of the Association held
FRIDAY EyENING ASP. No 6j Bowery. Union BRlin
"a fcor place proposns for membership
ceyef. JOHN CONNIE RtOhD, ftetdeut NO ~ bt,ad~J'
A u.NpsrurcE s,srearv No souf Il
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yy7ANTED-A Farm Of 80 acres, in good state Of
w esuysuon sEd wei wieIsd VIZ GOO 1oans saa Tut
" SsxYe On North River pAnkIo41 OF railroad
- =, s.bosf landing address B. a. BradbaTns bookstore,
se,rSr n Fgl1n God Ns.sass, ~ stating price, &c.
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LOK SAiE-An old estab ished corner Grocery,
Liqrcrsd cheap te owners Eonz 20 leave tie
~ -.nl.-. -nnm--. u lh. o-e 10 ~ lllay
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L'CK SALE Tie Stuck, Fixtures and Goodwill Of a

IN SAi-E l"S o1,H ios au" 80 ~, 40,
fer m he Csta Poice. ca be- hai ow applied 'o nn,i
800 be lab ogs him leave the Ap
NJ, ero oil, or b. lett.r Mr. BROWSS eet Boarding House,
~ 81 fi--v. mar 11ft-st y
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Real CsiGie for Sale.

~ splendid chance oa-rel % tulsse Batns Loo.
n on Dyisor Rs plev- H,kogy ali Quincy .na NJ
joining the Disor-ev Racsd Ne ib"rnood composed
st ass residences free IRON al kds VI uuance hPaIehass
N'''''"' y p'''' ~ MOrT e. No - ch,abeu..t
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Die0.

On Monday morning September 5th inst,
JULIA ELIZABETH MARY BUR-
BANK, daughter OF OREN BURBANK and
ELIzasErH GIBSON, aged Is yeas, 9
months and one day.
We must die! The doom is cast sad
dismal thought for those who cling to the
World, not SO for the dove-like soul, who
scars for happiness above, with Angelical
resignation, she awaits the moment, where
in she will be eternally united TO her God.
JULIA was for nearly four years, pupil Of
the Sacred Heart, and has left memory
cherished by all who knew her. *x*
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HINrs A,cE,A,I1lr,..-We Cad the follow

HINES AoAIn.-We fad the follow
ing in the Mobile Advertiser. Of Thurs
day. The "Dr. Hines" mentioned
can be no other than the notorious
scamp who has figured 50 largely in
thencriminal records Of the South and
Southwest.
The Girard East Albanian says
that = numerous attempts have been
made Of late TO set fire to the city Of
Columbus, Ga, which are Supposed to
De the work Of gang Of Williams,
whose objec. is to afford the prisoners
in the Jail an opportunity to escape.
It is stated that there have also been
many rob,oeries.
One DIR. Hines was driven of from
Girard. by the citizens of that place,
who supposed him to be implicated in
the attempt to fire Columbus. The
East Albanian says of him:
This notorious man is second only
to Murrell, and as literary man, is
far superior to the great land pirate
Few men possess as fine talent as
the swindler in question, which in
many instances places him beyond
suspicion. and furnishes him capital to
operate on when in tight place.
In the same article it is stated that
DR.. Hines was very i'll in Barbour
county, with but little hope Of recov-
| ery.
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~A Mr.. LAMB, who has for some
time past been employed as foreman
in the establishment Of Messrs. Raw
don, Wright, Hatch & Edison, Engrav.
ers, in Cincinnati, has been arrested
on the charge of stealing impressions
from the plates Of the Ohio State Stock
Bank. The evidence is conclusive as
to his guilt.
Mrs. Darlington, telegraphing from
Cape May, where she is extemporary
adjourning for the improving of her
health says:
I'VE have three hydrometers con-
stantly in the shade, bat they don't do
one mite O. good; its not less than "a
a, in the sun this minute. The doc
tor saws l may expect either conva-
lescencc or collapse. but | have for
cotten which, in few days These
doctors are 50 reserved in their man
ners to patients that ! should mt won
der Il I had both
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OacAsIzarov OF A NEW FIL1Bus

ORGANIzaTloy OF A NEW FILIBus'
TER PAaTY.-Tne N. n. Herald makes
the following announcement:
An organization has been on foot
for several months in this country, with
the avowed object Of attempting a fresh
invasion and conquest of Cuba. We
have reason to believe that it is so far
complete that four thousand men
have actually been enrolled and are
ready at any moment for the island
A leader Las been chosen, and we
fancy the public will be inclined to
compliment the 'flibusters' on their
choice, when we add that he is one OF
the most distinguished officers of the
Mexican war.
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POPULATION DE RoME.--Rome as
it appears from recent census, con-
tains population of 49, 900, divided
in ffty-fonr parishes, and amongst
them twenty-nine bishops, one thous-
and and two hundred and eighty
priests, two thousand and ninety-two
monks and members Of religious or.
ders one thousand six hundred and
ninety eight nuns, and FIVE hund'ed
and thirty-seven ecclesiastical pupils.
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SOLAR ECLIPSE IN l854.-On the
26th of May next, there will be an
eclipse of the sun, which will be more
or less visible in all parts of the Uni
ted States and Canada. and in a por-
ton of both will be annular. As the
apparent diameter Of the moon will be
a little less than the sun, the eclipse
cannot be total any where.