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THE RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN THE PREsIDENT-THE
DEATH OF JUDGE GLENN-ExTENsIvE ROBBERY,
ETC.
BALTIMORE, July 9, 1858.
Preparations for the Presidents ption making
upon very extensive scale. Most of military and
many civic associations will join the escort Co Andrews
is apIoiI ted chief marsha general desire prevails
among all classes to receive the President with mpos
ing display possible Rooms have been taken for
MIN at Barnums HOTEL and his arrival will be announced
by national salute.
All the courts we're closed day. out of respect to the
memory of Judge Glenn who buried this afternoon
Wm Fell Giles is spoken of as his successor
Messrs r. Garrett Sops lost had stolen from their
clerk at the Post Office to day, bill OF exchange
Irish house for SO, 600.
The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
June up sl9000o. exceeding the estimates by s40
600 The weather Is excessively bo.hsre Thermometer
to day 93 degrees.
Hon. FbeDezer Sarne5 has been apT Toiuted Judge Of
the supreme Court OF Georgia. to fill the resignation of
Judge Warner.
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WS BY TET4 e G II A p III.
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NEW YORK LEGISa. ,ATURA.
EXTRA SESSION.

ALBANY, July g. 1858.
THE CRYSTAL oPENnsG.
Mr.. TABER offered resolution declaring the appyecia
ton of the Legislature of the high Importance OF the
great Industrial Exhibition and accepting the invtatioS
to attend the opening, which Was adopted.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ov DERDs.
Mr.. BEEKxAS had consent to have the bill onendipg
knowedgmen Of deeds in other Sta,es read and 1t
passed.
THE STATEMENTS OF NEW YORK BANKS.
Mr.. BEACH ntea petition for repeal Of the law
requiring weekly statements of the banks in New York
city.
The commit OF the whole resumed the consider alton
of the Supply BILL
The debate this bill was continued till near the hour
of recess.
In the of debate upon the for the
pay Of messengers Mr. BApcoCK alluded the fact
and relatives OF members Of Assembly ap
pointed to those places. and IL might lead results the
have the heaviest laid upon their that
has been, this State, imposed-what will they say to
these charges?
The committee reported progress.
DAY POSITIVELY NMENT--IMPoRrAET CUES
Ti0N CONCERNING CASE.
The resolution for final sdioufnnent received from
the Assembly came up and was adopted, follows
AYEs-Messrs Babcook Bartott, Beach, Bennett, Clark
Conger Cooley, Davenport, Huntington Jones' Kirby,
Munroe. Nsweomb Otis aber, Uphs Van schoonhovs
Williams, Wright-20.
NAYS Messrs Platt, Smith, Snow, Wand srbilt-i
SALARIES LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS
The bill providing for fixing salaries of the officers
OF the legislature was called and passed
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PHILADELPHIA, July 0, 1865.
young man blew his brains out this morning. about
O'Clock, Water street, below Market He was found
by wachman, with revolver clenched in his hand
and in his pocket note. signed Isaac Goodman,
stating that he was tired Of life.
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Melancholy Case of Drowning.

New HAVEN July 9, 1853.
james Cogau switch tender, lost his life this morn
ing by jumping into Mill river to save child which
iel of the railroad bridge. The child was brought out
insensible by a Mr.. Bassett, but win recover.
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From Washington City.


HON. sOLoN BORLAND-HON. T. II. BAYLY AND THE
MISSION TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETC.
WASHINGTON July 0, 1853
Hon. Solon Fora teleeraphs that he has been de
tsred at bome at Little Rock by sickness and failed
receive the communications of the department unit
recently He is on his way to Washington and is
daily expested.
Hon. ]. W. Bradbury and Thomas H. Bayly arrived
here to day 1t said the latter gentleman's has
been considered in Cabinet in connection with the French
mission
The following recent appointments announced -
SECOND CLASS CIRRKsIuPs.
II. Lasselle Of Indiana to vacancy in Fifth Auditors
Office.
George Martin, of New Hampshire, to vacancy in the
Office Of the Commits sioner of Customs.
J. D. Ward of North Carolina, who Indignantly de.
cir ed first class appointment to the Sixth Auditor
0nice, vice R. J. Powell OF North Carolina removed.
FIRST CLASS CIERKsInPs.
Alexander P Willard t, the General Land Office, vics
said Ward, resigned.
Henry Kelly to position in the same Office.
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ANTHOLOGY,

AIRS. ALVIN. RENoWNED IN EUROPE FOR HEn
III akin in ferstsng the future has arrived and will fur
pish In tsgenes about all Of life She later
prss dreams law matters and astroogy bsoks
sna tells % AAss And gentlemen the 9ane OF the
e~n spsass We haeasA frsssh aAA 3s~s~a ,sAguaess
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The Wilmington Drawbridge Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8, 1855.
The statement that the bridge tender at VIII nington
required to be duty Dight aud day is incorrect
he had assistant who divided the duties with him.
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N1k 4 co., yHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
~ Merchants, valparaiso.
WILLIAM ,. EyE, ,. A. RIcHARDsoN, AUousTvs LonHAnn
References.
AArrTAso-Eon. Baltic Psyton.
vALPARAIso-Msssrs. Alsop a Co, Hsrenvay o..
PAIA.A-Messrs ccrwins, Bro h Co.. Garrison frita
WIN. Nelson Co.
hvERr Rroor-Nsssrs. Bowman, arAneli d Co., w1lliss
Jackson, Fiq
NEW YoRI-Messrs. II. 4. Colkns Co., Gooshue 4 Co.
onpt Ezra Nye. steamer Pacific.
BALrMoRE E-Msssrs John Henderson 4 Co., Thomasy
Hand Co., White Il Elder.
BAN I'm HoNoo-hessrs Flint, Poabody Co, HusCey
sond Hale, Chas. Doane, ESQ, ]. II. Lysn, Esq
RpsrQ1 Mesus. AmnA g. Lombard, Esq. r d. BriShsx
I Co. &addee Wa,....anS
CANrop-Nya Perkins Co.
PEAL ESTATE AGENCY, 68 WALL STREET-JOHN
LII A. FLAMMER has always hand farms. houses and
city and yge lots sale He invites all having property
to dispose Of to call ut his enter same his
register, free Of charge unless sale Is effected.
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SUNDAY MORNING., JULY 10, 1853.


UxCURsrONs SEEM TO BE THE ORDER OF THE DAY
Il. 18th Jy ss.s 'i si % ): %
ss 1a 4 e Be made y sss s
make .isss !. Yin Ss alton ii
this two barges Of which
:sssssd Adkins SssdSi. ssd So,a:. Issa pa%ss;as
sss mp
S q s The Be
nature. excursion got up on ho principles q tenn
n S ho
her see large bills which posted thr' ughOut
GRAND ExegRsIoNs , FOR coNEy IsIAND LAND, ND
H nSr ms"sa sss
r and
Fss ss.ss ssssS nis.g IL
The new and elegant steamer BAKRos0 will also leave
S'sl e. street s.;sA 2. szss Ma NJ
Spring street at II and '.S Join S F. at noSaHS ;i sss
s@aaay July 70 lS,smThe and spls ndia steamboats,
river as followsl0 ard II o'clock, A. M and 2 and
GRAND PICNIC AND coTIhLoN EXCURSION OF
citation to Mount msrmons Grove, on wednesdsy July Is
also Mannhan's Cornet band for the occasion Tickets so
s s,Jse, pier ad vsr At
s'h D.'s' AHRfdE is%Sa At
GRAND FISHING AND coTILLoN EXCURSION,
j. s &H:x s a
No Nsrth river Mi TssurnlS ret BY r. Dinner
uEALTH AND PLEASURE ExcURsIoNs-PER
fss @
sts
By the Harlem Rslrosd Meirose, then tais
A. NJ and 6.3OP.M where boats in ten minutes
Boat PhfL r viii make an excursion on Sum
July o to these delightful watering places giving
as ,i Trssy &
CUNDAY EXCURSION TO SHREWSBURY. HIGH
&. Gsfsn Hns 'ca . w s.,s SSs
foes qb the ahoys pssss kssurnns s will 'avs Ocean
CUNDAY EXCURSION BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
o'clock returning, leave. Newark a. O'Clock, r NJ,
n 81 ~, TO NEy ROCHELLE AND
steamer MAZEPPA having been chartered BY Captain Jas
street 81 ~ ooloei NJ Spring street TX o'clock Peck
street, East river, sX o'clock; Twenty street
o'clock Rsturninr, win leave Glen Cove At O'Clock, and
New Rochelle at 3 oclsck This being of the
pleasant and healthy routes out Of York
opportunity Rsfreshments Of the first quality board
ns no NEM n AN
excursion to the above named places Sunday July TO-
ohowder
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN AN AMERICAN, RESPECT.
A ably connected possessing $40 600 and really sincere
resorts to this method of selecting partner for life The
lady must not be over eighteen Of accomplished
and Of Please address Felix
Broadway Post Ohce stating when and where personal
interview can be had
MA1RIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
ul LoverProfcssor Lawton, Boston, formerly of Lon
dom will send to address Of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies' gentem win
the devoted affections OF rs many Of the opposite
their hearts may desire The process simple, but
appearance OF position sAd ia:t Though n,t least Oan
impossible. Address Profe,s Lawton, Boston, Mass
No letters taken from the Post Once unless the postage
paid.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO FORT HAMILTON l.. l.
VI Sunday July H. lS5SThe and sp ndid steamboats,
ECONOMY and BABROSA will leave pier No. 3. North
O'Clock p M.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

-
A DAMS CO.'S EXPRESS, FOR NORFOLK PORTS
"A mouth, Richmond, Petersburg, Wilmington RsIeish
and the interior Of Virginia and North Carolina will leave
via Ncrtos svsry Tuesday a.d Saturday At o'oloei
~ O'clock p n day Of sailing Our inland express WA
ssnnue TO leave daily - usual o'clock NJ IK az
sNd o'clock r. N. All freights for the ahevs poinSs q
Nndsd to BY inland express, must be marked.
ADAMS Co., 80 Broadway.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG
~ leave TO to the public that they have
ranged with the Nicaragua Transit Steamship Company for
the exclusive right to packages parcels A by their
ne being the cheapest shotes route
the store No. % Broadway where they will forward what
be entrusted 70 their with promptncs and des
patch For facilities the above line refer Mr.
Charles Morgan, agent Of the Ncaragus Transit Comm.
no, Bc~!Lx Grsen. k.B.-Our special mssssasers
7HOHPs0N 1 CO., % Bs0adwa..
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INSTRUCTION

rTNHE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONA AND PROFESSOR
i Of singngySienora ELIZA vALENTINI just returned
from concert tour In the British provinces
the honor to inform the musical ladies that she teaches
again, Mondays and Thursdays in New York, at ladies'
residences and the other days teaches and can be seen
at her villa in Harlem, 10th street. between Third
Fourth south side sixth house with
door, and where spphoations by letter may be made
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ALBERT II NICOLAY AUCTIONEER-PEREMP.
IA tory sa!e of 100 splendid lots and villa sites at the
beautiful village Of White Plains Weshester
auction -ALBERT II. N1COLAY will sell on Monday
July H. at ~ o'clock at the Merchants Exchange r.
leo beautiful lots and villa sites situated at the healthy
village Of White Plains These lots are 20 BY 100 feet
the harlem Railroad and within twelve minutes walk
the depot The soil is unsurpsssed swamps to fill up
rcoks to dig ont and assessments to the
streets are to DO opened and free There
twelve daily trains stop at White Plains; the
tation only sixteen cents day and the Harlem Rail
load Coz will build derot lately this pro
for private residences and stands already celebrated for
hrst class residences churches and good schools and
destined to become OF the fshonsbs places in
Westcbeser county Terms easy. For lith,geaphic
and further particulars apply to the auctnssr No. 40
Wall
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LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTi0NEER.-A. H NICO
IA LAY will sell at auction Thursday, July I4th at
2ocock p. the ground 70 desirable building lots
23 by $50 fet situated at Jamaica H. tho railroad
depot; churches academies schools convenient Those
wishing residences where they enjoy the hcah Of
country the business the city will well attend
Terms easy title perfect The will leave the foot Of
tic street Brooklyn, the day of sale at "
precisely For maps &c call on the auctonoer 40
Wall tire
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DALno al AUeTIUks

A UGTI0N SALE OF CH9ICE BUILDING LOTS At
ING Sheriff Of Queens county will sell public ,tion
tsday July T. 1853 at IL O'Clock order of the
Supreme Court at the hotel of David Jennings Rocka
t~enty five choice building lots Of land situated
and ding view of the surrounding ,untry
Each lot Ia about 75 feet frent and about $50 feet deep
Ao two handsome cottage houses ard lots Cars the
South ferry at half past and 10 o'clock every morning
Maps csp be had at the ONCE OF j. f. Power, 9 Fulton
street New York
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" of Long Branoh.-Ths favorito steamer HERO Capt
j. H.nsox win run day except Saturday leaving
sprng street At IA O'Clock; Hammond street, Tenth
street East river Brooms street. s Peck slip pier
No North river, A. N; returning by s. r. N. Dinner
fishing tackle and bait will be provided Fare fifty
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E,RANKLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM STREET, GEO
LEA Proprietor The above open
afternoon at o'clock and In the evening At for tho
purpose Of Ca.sie and original Of vn
Statuary, by Mile Casnets Troupe Of Model Artists
gethsr with variety of beautiful FOR furths
particulars bills Of each day. Admssion:-Scats il
Private boxes 80 cents Stage Seats with cushioned ara
chairs, S71; Boxes, % oents; Gallery, 121< cents
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n ID. NASH, AUCTIONEER.-STORE $40 B6OAD-
~. -Assgnees' gale of tine stock Of china glass,
and earthenwnre store Tuesday July H. at 10 A. NJ
292 Bcecker street. consisting Of hail. hanging side
lamps astral and solar do. fluid and oil do lanterns gi
randoes china and ornaments fruit butter and
dishes deoanters tumbers Wines celery and salts
glass ohmneys globes ea-tben dishes bows
epttoons; Huid alcohol, sperm OIL cans, &c.
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pARTICULAR NoTICB.-THE CELEBRATED AND
original Chinese Troupe Of Nagieia and Actors have
gagged appear the Franklin Museum Chatham
squsrs and will make their at appearance Monday
July IL in grand national entertainment "A Ia Chnosn
introducing all their curious and dsult entertain msnts
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WOODs MINsTRELs H BROADWAY. ABOVE
w Howard strest-0gen every evening-n Wood, Ms
and proprietor. The offered
celebrated company of Musicians and Ethiopian Deeaors
cannot be allied by ether band the United
O'clock Admission 25 cents The public respectfully
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GRAND PICNIC AND COTILLoN EXCURSION OF
~ the Young Mems Roman CATHOLIC Benevolent Asso-
citation to Mount Hermons Grove, Wednesday July 49,
1853 The committee have engaged the oommodous
GENERAL SCOTT and the double deck barge IREN
also Mannhans Cornet band for the occasion Tickets so
cents eaoh to be had the landings the morning
Chambers street at ~ A. NJ. pier orth river at Am
Brooklyn Bridge at 81 A. NJ and Jsrolamon street at
ga. NJ MAURICE X. PLINN, Chairman.
CHARLES A. FAIIY Secretary
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PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS

rHINA OF sEvREs AND OTHERS MANoyRY IN
~ pafsct Sandrier, No. L.
CHOCOLATE AND TEA WAREHOUSE MASON
BY appoiptu ent to several courts NO. Is Rae Riehesu
Prize meda to London exhibition.
fashions AND ARTICLES DE coUR. ALRxAN
NANbKIRCHIEFs, EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN
LOUIS CHApkSS Furnisher Of the Court, Ia Sublime
NATURAL OK NARROW AND P0MATUM JEAN.
DRON, Rue dc 10 Feuillade No. 2.
PIANOS DRoITs WITS EXPRESSIVE PEDALs
NONTAL Boulevar and Montmartre. Ne s. Honored xitl
sine medals and the Crofs Of Legion of Honor.
IMPRESS oFFICE-CoMMIssION, IMPoRTATIoNa
~ and banking aGars.-Msssrs Tetard Duyiyier No a
Rae Notre Dame des visoires Paris beg 70 infsrn tbe
Americans and the public At large that they
ther business plan which Will enable 10 ndsr.
take all sorts Of and aaas
~ only two per cent letter will be
attended to- and replied 10 BY the following steamer
FASHIONS AND ARTICLES DE C0UR,-ALExAN.
II drne, Rue dAntn, No.r4
HANDKERCHIEFs, EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN
IL Las CHAPRON, furnisher Of the Court at the Sublime
Porte, No II Rue de In Pax.
SILk kkLkOlDRRInS, BALL DR EssEs, AND uLOAKS
- L. DUCHY, Nv 2Doulsvara Pei sonAisgs, Paris
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uEALTH AND PLEASURE ExCURsIONS.-PER
IL wishing pleasant place for picnics would do
well to call at kiers Island and make arrangements for
land all times tide plenty Of large shady
convenient to the dock also the of the house special
accommodation fer ladies. N. B-Commitees may come
by the Harlem Railroad to Merose then take the Norris
ania Branch Rnilroadtrains caye the City Hall at 30
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fyASTLE CARR EN.-FRlNCH HEIsRR PROPRIE-
tcrs.The ninth grasd SUNDAY Ccnssrt by Oodworshs
celehrasd Cornst Band will take place Sun cvsng
July TO- Admission, cents. Concert to at ~
O'Clock. No postponcment on account Of the weather
MUSICAL NOTICE.-THE GREATEST WONDER OF
M the Sebastian Kook twelve years DID, the cele-
brated pianist intends to eres of grand concerts
sme on neIs supported
particulars in future adv erts emcnts and bills.
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E'LM PARK HOUSE. STATEN ISLAND, OPPOSITE
II Newark Bay-The subscriber would respectfully
to the citizens Of Now York this
magnhoont place for the reception Of military and
directly opposite Newark Bay, with beautiful lawn in
front Of about two shaded with ems and willows
md fine target grounds in the making the
delightful rts for parties within hundred miles Of
York Boats leave Now York ~ pier No. l. N. r., every
hour and half for Port Richmond which is about five
minutes walk from the above house. b. RODGERS.
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OCULIS rs ANO AURISTs.

GORE EYEs-DR. J. LUBARSCH OCCULIsT CURES
~ disease OF the eye without operation pain
spots skins visible. Office 80 Greene street.
Spring
W0NDERFUL DISCOVERY. DEAFNESS AND
blindness curedDeafness, noises in and discharges
from tho cured In few days witt out risk pain by
DR. Lutener so Prince street. southeast of Broad
way Also short weak and imperfect sight restored Of
flee hours from 10 A. NJ. until p. M
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RNOLD'S OLYMPIC, BALTIMORE-LADIES AND
"A gentlemen Of talent aesirous engage.
ents in the above establishment for tho ensuing
in September Iext will please address
paid, GEORGE j. ARNOLD, Fountain Hotel Baltimore.
THEATRE, CHARLESTON, S. C-wILL OPEN FOR
L the season on first November Ladie. and gentlemen
Comedian Post Ofos, Ricsville, Monmouth county, New
Jersey.
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WATERING PLACES.

fNHAMPLIN HOUSE ISLIP, LONG ISLAND.-THI
~ hotel delightully situated the south side dire
opposite Fire Island Light House. for the
Of families and transient boards Good boats and oarefu
always in attendance for blue fsbixg and excursion
to the light. AMOS X. STELLENWERF.
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TNHEATRICAL.-EMPIRE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
Ladies ard gentlemen wishing to become
The above Association do addressing
THOs. D. DOWNING. Secretary, % vandam street.
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DANVARD'S MISSISSIPPI, THE GREAT ORIGINAL
ID panorama of tae Mississippi river has returned to
alter unpaI aeled through Europe when
visited by two millions of and nearly all the
crowned heads and at the Georaua 96 Broad
Admission 25cents; Reserved Seats 80 cents Child
half price. Mr. Banvard will explain the painting per-
al
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MATRIMoNIAL BLESSINGS, AT BUCKLEYs ETH
Nl opian Opera House. $50 Broadway, ST. Nicholas
Hotel Monday evening July H. and during the week
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-DUCKLEYrS NEW ORLEANS sERENADERS CHI
ID Hall $50 Broadway first floor Of Chinese Bull
irgs open every evening This celebrated and taeated
whs Concerts for the last thirteen
ben the theme universal admiration iu all places where
they have made their will above in
their fashionable concerts, operate choruses this
week with Matrimonial Blessugsn Concert at O'clock
Admission. 2h cents.
G. SWAINE BUCKLEY BROTHERS, Proprietors.
z. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
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EVRANCONrS HIPPODRONE, MADISON SQUARE
Il Change of performanees-On and after Monday, jail
H. the regular Afternoon ParorG will be
dsy Doors open at2 performances to commence at %
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THE GREAT PANORAMA-BREWERS VIEW OF
the World Is exhibition At the Chinese Saosn
$50 Broadway This universally acknowledged to be the
most WONDERFUL autifu attractive, and interesting
hbion in che entire of painting
IL does the chief atura1 and artificial beauties OF
Asia Africa and America arranged in sections
Ing with the three Of tho globe To coneu s with
enth tip Grotto of in tabeau Ad uisop 81
cents children, half price. Exhibition every evening
O'Clock.
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Items from, Baltimore.

THE RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN THE PREsIDENT-THE
DEATH OF JUDGE GLENN-EXTENsIvE ROBBERY,
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NEW YORK HoRsEDAzAAR 81 CROSBY STREET
IN Auction sale of horses carriages harness. saddles &C.
every Monday and Wednesday, at ~ o'clock
JOHN II, GATFIELD, Proprietor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14

OCEAN MAIL SERvIcE-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Herald, under
date of the 1st inst, gives the following as the
intentions of the Postmaster General touching
the Ocean mail service:
In the act making appropriations for ocean
mail service, passed last Congress, it was pro-
vided that tie Postmaster General should cause
the facts relating to the Sioo contract to be in
vestigated. and also 10 ascertain and report to
Congress for what amount the service now per-
formed under the several contracts with the
Navy and Post Office Departments for carving
| all the mails ocean steamers, can be hereafter
performed, upon the superstition that the United
States shall take the steamers according to con-
tract, and sell or transfer them. In order to get
at this information, in the view of reporting to
Congress in as complete manner as possible,
the Postmaster General has determined to issue
an advertisement for proposals to be received at
the department here ttH the 31st Of October ne xt
for conveying the maFlsof the United States for
six years from the LIST Of October, 1853, on all
the ocean mail lines now in operation, viz the
Collins, Law, Bremen, Havre, New York and
New Orleans, New York, Charleston and Sa-
vannah, Panama and San Francisco, and New
Orleans and Vera Cruz, &C., &c. This is q
most important step, and will probably cause
complete revolution in the contracts next scss-
ion,
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The COUNTY FAIR.-ln these dull times it is
quite refreshing to have an occurrence Ike the
Fair to stir the waters. The road to the grounds
has been lined to day and yesterday with visi-
tors going and returning, and the grounds them
selves presented most animating and gratiy-
ing spectacle. As we remarked yesterday, the
display of stock was more than had been antici
patec. We noticed some very large radishes,
and tomatoes, though the section assigned
to agricultural products was not SO well
filled perhaps as it might have BEEN
With this exception, the affair more than Salts
fed the expectations of all. number Of ad-
dresses was made, and the gathering up TO our
going TO press has been eminen,ly a pleasant
one The committee awarding premiums re-
ports too late for our edition of to-day.