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UaHts.

As Cook and to wash and iron, or 10 do the house
~ wok o lyse a y y qe, so : N'i's ~ aaa y.,
slp-sucso have sAessl. . reference Cal 30 'oa a.
Z he BOOB store.
As CH,NBERNArD and Seamsfress or Chambernaid
~ ard Landry; By .. s1 'a yog a;. Sa a 2
eorsr Of IrviDsPlAee
AsLtuSDREss. by a steady and sober young Woman,
~ the seusrs hoasewort Of m; Wi'se ,1H, she =
i seoS Pap snd e1ssn Washer an lrouer Ca be
fof we dsys No. N sv ii hoor ton oon be'~esa ljs
and liih For the cry only
A Rr.prcr,BrE You>G Woaay wishes situation to
n do r,ue work j. VI 9s 70 make he''.i lener u.s.
l6ti.sys Can be Tor three dly,
xxyANTED-By @ Young Woman, situation to cook,
r;S sd 20 TO-. ys 20 d .' u city s Se c i' S
,eoud tsek Can be seea Tor tao days
WANTED-A situation by a respectable Young
B.i 4. i. E,HeLe shs b. '.d ,, ~ 5' is PIC.
i,ts,en l,.--v. AID Av,nus A, lat hcOr fr5ut ron
~ ANTED-A situation by respectable young
w voun sock W asher and licsfr Ise b. d e fe-.
w ANTE D-A situation by respectful young
h.. .os efeI,Lees Apply At 80 10 BanE Ie-r F4c,oys
yVANTED-A situation by respectable Young
" Woman TO % ebsHber~ort or to Do ssnss hou.sors 2
Wahe sre i,sreE h sood cry re- ss nc, Ssa Dc seen 10y '
VNANTED-As General hOusemaid IN small pn-
W snily .etve ard dasou' woDanas comp
=; 70 ..s Re .s i ,.s I Is and Ap 1 No. ~ Ss.i
Ia - be;wstn eth sfd7rt-svs
LADY, who j. experienced IN teaching the rrnca
~ sr Germ IN Eusses need eFok and swIn, Elsh=s sra
-oup.noa No o75--5u p
solfh Good gwen. Acres TEA Asfins,on H1,
n Proacway.
A Girl. wANTED-To DO general house work
y she ns,ti lave I'D references Apply II No 20 Fnain'
}, " ssliusorft
GIRL WANTED-In private family to do general
N hoaewolk he l-ve good references Apply a. No. 30
Frsukln st. nesT " .shinston-st.
TAILORESS WANIED-On Canvas bOtt I'm Pants
suc Tweed Coefs. e Yes. hands medium Nes.s To
coed laid, steady eGPoyne-t Will he given Apply =; No -
Broadwag. stsis. lear fultontt-
yVANTED-GIRLS GIRLS ,-Seamstresses-Eho
are kiDg hen BIZ II he Beedsnd al other re-
females ota1 more neetaJ AID PRINTABLE
than sewtn-. Apply Nc TCGTrainest Nc eh~se.
WANTED-As Cook and Lsundress smart, tidy
GIL Gerusn srd Protestant p:efered Apply from 10 b
o.c'ccl a. M. 81 Loudon TerIaee, Sdst
VXyANTED-A respectable American Woman TO take
w care Of ,i lady Prosssd need not sPPy Cal q
No Is East y neteerfh-st
VXvANTFO-A colored Cool, for private Boarding
w 49, w lie country ored Woman 10 do ehsnber-
and at table Apply az No lss VA anst near sPfas
UANTED-A smart, intelligent Man, who can read
w snd write end has know sdse Of aeeo1lis . cTe -
ard ~ Al m. Mason Bnsines Oue acquainted with tne ~ -
hrrs,. esn rye god da,ion woed b peeeo
'tq1-'e' Ie'''e ~ - THO. }. WHITE
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ID -GFORGE y. BELL has cOusalty hand Ns-'eicr-d
sto,s o. Books foI medium & cap ulc 60 s p4e 2
without Russia disable Dali bound ruled 40 -ed
Ion Id.ss DsyBcoks journals, tal Bo9s- sc lawyers k.-
m car AID letter sic fu sod BAT bound made cKp-s Tor s
90 he tr.on Bans Books, rl.-d prltcd sd bound O
oIcef from c.Fcu pacs Hs aorrrlt Of a l-fJ .
sic,d IN .rea care sh The atuOs rcctuf AID he's
ar, n,ifed clnag o. lax Sands Pcn1o Gle gi1ls 90
terrs; Ints The daeItut naruf Gap Letter and Con
rstrl.I Nfe plain. the qnae PItcuE
% paid io frniug p He4f Cais CTcl-Is hoes A. .cl
,fcsrrrf.t CON Ary ra'tsu c1ra GEORGE a.
BFI Sttone add BlAnk Boos Aanulc-ure SO Use Ma
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DUCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUsE,No539

RUCKLEYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, NO535
~ brosovsy VII t-ope MONDAY. ulJ neye evnf
By BUCKLEY ORLEANS SERENADER ~ % Ne : IA
Up rstc Chofues celebrated BCresu NJ ALLAN
CPLhA Aonssou - y B. There viii ~ no q ,on
cert MONDAY, July commencing o'clock Ev ing Corosh
" GODS MINSTRELs-NO AZ BTrsdwsy abb =
" Howaro-r-OPEN EVERY EVENlNG.-H WOOD Mn
AseT arc tOIre-r entertainments offered b. Is ctp
q Mnan and Eiopan Oeoesnrs cannot b naed
BY other band The Unieo siafe Sc progrsnes o
9. torcer cck A. Itssor > crS Ile pu
rsspee fuiy sf thai TIE Afternoon Can-srrf
y On MONDAY, july 4. Grzud AtIEkNODN CJALtht
eoDmercIng olock The usua Performance IN the svis
l Asst THREE DAYS Of the HOLY LAND. at the
Il GEOBAMA. No SO Biodssy-Ths ruPeT5 Pslrtlaz WI
postes' close sATt RDAI ENENlNG July lsA, % ave
piece another work Exhibited ss-dy afternoon az
oock ara be as time II the evening Il 0eioek AdnoA D.
clldIeL half rIioe.
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Go ubom il man Concern.

W ~1TD"' ~ 80"
pODY CONTEMPORARIES WANTED. The
ID tody about oy Of age rather fi IL hh
sLou I've mss from HeHsyen Conn hs lst ns--- So bid
on Fs6 f ~ ess ara $50, s,st t TX Da d "a o. NJ
mourning Her hair DARK snd szy srns'l via
blste; pair stookng NAKED ~ Sbe cibrc nd
terehef uaied T. two door keys end 10 riakey On, In-
aud dollars od and three sol bank bill Fom
~ - o. Tos tItst,e CT had sn recently shere The
ma. n he eece nav der ve further nformsoa o. afdrssns
Hsnssp. JESSE A. DICKERhAN.
Hsildea JAY 4, 1858.
CHANCE for a LADY-A Lady without incum-
- trsrc- Widow with small family wanted take
bsuu House dehsLy add ruiy situated near lnd
family Of three H. The house can
FINISHED csd- Address nnedstsy with real Zane
and rlmber, RUsTIcUs. Box No IN Tribune Ohoe
INFORMATION is WANTED of LAWRENCE
10 jS W. At Busao ToEins ior John stIoa Adi' THOMAS
Only Chsppafbs, Wesehestsr Co. Ny.
agAKE MONEY-A Brol er in Real Estate or any
VI osler gentleman acquainted in New orr wno - -.
se Of property Tennessee Apply '2ay a h os
MADAME KRAGER, who sailed from Europe for
vi Ssw-York The bali q ne Ios,a o. y s'i = re-
Of 81 No Lyingfses Circumstance Of high interest re-
su.resR
vxvANTI IA Job Of Printing done, consisting Of
% 81 - ,opt, paid etion bu L required tha the
Ilcs W. IA TIasa be fee tom al secret oras and MAJ The
F te correctly and city DOR, The Lit lsd objected
rs eors ots Wien Noszsos Exposition Of aAsos
trE,sd the on fl- 70 prevent .s sppesrsnee
his aEdehsnded opposition appearance Of .
= strictly The Bible snd our Is isioas sad evil
cfe ding the fro~rs the fvo Of
Beet xhh Seven hss6s and Ten Hons spoken Of scripture AMI
Is's ne neoi,ss iooIn.'s .1 yss the ~ nef % az nj
faithfully the edition snail further oppoa
''-'' WIN 1'' ISAAC GAYaAx
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Amnscmcnte.

CASTLE GARDEN-MAD. HENRIETTA son.
y rehc are S w enon e Of tue me
nett have teen at let coz go ana . IS aP "a 20. a. ~, me
''Pi'''''''''' GRAND OPERA,
viii met with due sp' recitation
MADAME HLNRIETTE sONTAG.
.isro. sTYFFENONE ssnoa BERTUCCA-MA tErlEH.
s.sporu AMELIA PATTI srRAKoScH.
..,,, Ie"o'i' s,.,. ,,rrrr
sisr" SAUL po,,i. sisao' 'ltIh
"cG s GrE1As qA s:a8' Ro SsRSr
The S 90 "S o1 sc second ard ...st,n ps be
With that Of The TH f' 6tsscHEsrsA AND CHORUS
viii consist Of seyn,y ffIssa Sss 3s s'sd from .ons n
"'' '' ''''' u ''''' BALLET TROUPE. -
so ae,'o, ' rre or HoNDAY ne1 joy H. and anaaS
eefe en- NE .ne.. axe therefore nee III. I'm r,
tS:c FIGllFEY I'D Opera with very fe sree2ols can
I''y sf '&oSpAys wEnXEsPtYs and FRIDAYS
t ri5b s,erS MINEST ARTISTS wi
~ No P0StPONFMTN " O. ACCOUNT Of the WEATHER
On No''NL ttciI Di LG,fNERMo6R
Madame BrS HHa., soyrAo,
ssooI SALNI ard sisnof BADlALl
suitably J|yiST ArF VA '''' D''
The admission ireuine check secured 'es wilt,
OSr DotLAs TO AZ PANrs o. The GARpsN o..
M iuHher ltboIslhrS sssam s, s1S"9S re pc TO q
d. 6oatsticbcs d the pabc
~, choice seas yor Re ic .S oFFIcfS
ccricd IN four different pats of the eity.,
n At vlh hour 81 four 7 ones viii te opeaed
four Ticket oess viii Ne ssce on The day eeed tie sac
t.les much pesSse snnoupeas tbs. arrange
rel IS have made With several Of the paes sage Pop
~ ',~' ONE HUNDRED ONNIBUSEs,
AiIsneaaep Tsnd additional uHbeT Of
he cat, rsiiIoads N open nights; .- -.
6orE OpeI the last boat viii leave the 1ia rot OF
Nbiielai, al ny P.M
H1Tpr O's GARDEN -Tictefs Ia All mars NJ tho
~ house 50 private boxes s. Dos ofsa =
NJ Tgi5SSs Ess7% %sa1 ". %ss:s, .i F
THIS r,.ssv, I TTSfSS. july VOC he Ss,Dce wall e
neues With The s;s, Chinese Ballet Q.
Ventilation Us oFi,n., sAr.eic;l Gabriel R.vsi.
The whole c9rcude wih he ssaa fairy pa;
FRIDAY. Mad a TILL6S IN The CROWN DIAMONDS.
y,RANCONTs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES success ofthe
Z CAR or FLowERS-laIS AFTERNOON and svESIN,
uly : representations will commence WITH the
riiI PIEkst avs or TaE FNtHlNTED ISLlSb L
Sosrs. feeus Double rsP5e Tr, Of ts Position sy's.
=: T F5 Is s q S afS r.. s e g. s CO.:
~ err fRic ESQ. 81 s A6M h 70 RAE ' Who'll i
s sSss ''lsi Season sis
Doors open At u O'clock performance. eonmr on AFTER
p y Ii. following rsoe. wsst-ra o Atr
House Loveoy's snd DodwuIths Music s.o's
WASHINGTON CIRCUS-Corner Of 6th-av. and
w $th NAM Moosr prs,oi'
O'''' PEI EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
A STAR COMPANY
OF Equesiisps AZ ynnasts.
Admission 20 al psits Of Ire house Sesn;s -
RARNUMs MUSEUM-That surprising curiosity,
& SWISS s sEA.DT WS .s H.. s yoa
sgIsales in his maelSs fsa,s snoOn ass e,sTs
TITS TS E oss his LASr ES a. re tsp
WIS AdsassSs g az ,s curseS ihe a@eD A.
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Gbanles for Business Glen.


A HOUSE to LET and FURNITURE for SALE
I.s6 Nv,,' sd WI s,.sa. sirs..si . J ", Sex
ECR SALE-TO Druggists Physicians. or others
1 Tie uts,t, Of rctias rsruer vel oslA,a sr dss
sessrsI ~ Tc'aAs Medicine buse.s. Ialars + PAiSE
NEW WAY for HANGING WINDOW SASH
~ Ts .Af e S q Ss',Ss,s nd Ls.. I..s tsssp
ss expensive s5d ,,es ~Ii0vs'n ~ ,.a asres'sa u
H. city Wv VII a. e &C 4 e T ETs cs pay ne purchaser
DARTNER wANTED-In Manufacturing business,
.uess.ss .Fros gyis s. :. :. ST. ss s s si''ss s,
eses.
rI,O pRINTERs-A rare opportunity for going into
~ - III on sS- ssr spprovea CIV paper TIE osies
m 'siHs hire r. So q SF t9s sS s 40 Sdis PRINTER
81 Trihute Osiec.
O. 600 A PARTNER WANTED with the
s ss. ,ssa' .' NJ soa Isl rsSs
E 5sss "''''''''''' ''''''
So 600 TO sloCm l1 Sale an Interest y IN /.
~ ',s NAV " zen ia p;seesl y sr'iou every iv; .ad
o. % Cab SFc iiSsi;i ES5iSEEa cS. .s.Ss
Po. sl''i New So'..
$4,000 opportunity yr.l Geo. 60 realize .. sso
ran wi sseo Tie s s,Iy :, ,Ss ,..A syi, ED :.
!iT|S' ETLfo Ssh Bos 20 is sSSs oce
s. 0OOI0R SALT stock S,i Grade trade an, md
. Ss' Address SsST bon sS s ,i ro SsiS' " ''
SEnO FOR sALE-watcbease Makers Tools
is oS. s ey Fs .i , sS q 70
hs ~ assured very sfs sod rrt,sbe ap,d
fhc services practical tp
pivtoC HOvES, No IS Nsssiusi.
$50 600 6EADING ArE NJ. Po WEE
- ,Se purchase OF the faisu Right ~ tbs unelui
Nsehue eXhl;n Cysal Palace IT, Mshias Of truly
Csll md operation dsy from W
ooock No 80 West SThf near s-,v sSee prodts have
br ss mouths BY The nd sale the>c
Machines m TWO Courtrs cf which pPard 20 prove This
shows tie snd hence rs value Again.
uf'eafirr for lcn fn h
'F' WILLIAM READING.
81 OOQ CARATS Of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
ZOtO 20 h. sold -, per car,t Apoy to 1Otis An.
RICH No assast havns ifse diamonds % se
Si 70 cell ,uch The hshes cash pee VII h. fv-n
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL--Lodging, for Gentlemen, Is cents
\ Fer tisnt Accommodations goo Ff@.o't cor Of "nh'H
EARMEaS' HOTEL, Eo. 2lG and 2l7 Washington
o. IA pir,nent bozrders b. acemDoistsd with
al odDls bOden -lhoDt lod9n atsIa Per
NPANERCY HOTEL.-Tbis elegant and fashion
" Hste eonsf Of Broadway ssd Oh Il, gts ~ sai~'
sdorot comlf.ls ofr 20 ne,eo ssa - nsr
slg wess 4as. gle 70 ~ as bessfs - PER gesa ne
r,p1fsfien l.Et c,-ss aofei L. DoNADL
CoUTHERN HOTEL. No. - Leouard-st.. near
- Bnaawsy. Neg i9Ik p = D1', h. & y .,,t,
or -. ttLo TO- fds aSs Ess vi Ssd w. s6y
81 lev EseTJ pad to sa'.s Cal AZ southern H0ts
Mo- % Offer, ss,t s5uesrrear. 70 young gentlemen vac
are ,sskiIz comfort and ats spaftneaiA
NO. Z BROADWAY opposite BOWLING GREEN
i.st 81 B.sss ne rr~s . ssT $780, az "a
q ne %o., lSsosss, End 9sI sDse,o room. .a.sss Fl
ray go e accommodated The VII b
IEWIsH DINING SALOON, No. q CEDAR ST.
The sub,entsr peifuy sorns he Christian and Jsgsi
r,n6 ts b. oIsnsoa Dlug soon me above oea'a
I'D 70 elssar 80 ga vii suit lie passs do f.ss
Its Pr 60 ere eeess ron pe :. yas s.s, -. 80. a.
10 At vs aaE eafe l4' iea.sLEs LEVI PlsSrsssr
A BEAUTIFUL SUITE Of ROOMS with or with
n o., Io.r5 essa.y COO MAJ Ss had Al No "a UHi'sfFy
place.
RACK PARLOR 10 LET--In Bleecker, west Of
"A Bsesss ss ~ ed s s anil, . . a. srs 40
1879 80 81 re sdcisss H. Che h'Hs Po.tOfcs
DESIRABLE SUITE Of ROOMS for Family
n Or pse GssfeHer with Bert n pT.ts family No -
100 Tor,e VIII al nodeln improvements
before taking any Of the antiqnated, tetiou, and
ID men os 10 o5s,nizs board or eat
ave ~ NeSYerk B0sIdD n change No - BrosdS ses
ssscioy proof vii e gwen that he most coup s">'ss
~ ,zsDt
BOARD at No III EAST BROADWAY, south sae, /,
ID Jef-fsoDaf~0 .SDa@sne 80 100
Ni,,. sn he scecnIn aed hDisone feflr 80 psa
II ft and seeoud stores mewie use Room ''f shs@
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G0rses, Carriages, 81.

Suses, Carriages. 81.
TOR SALE-A White HORSE. - hands high well
lot,n 10 De scdle end Also SIDE sside md Bible
rr Pre- the HoTse. - Dis
BROWS RIDING SCHOOL, 90 hh-aV
ECsl an0 (oGno.
A LETTER LOST, containing an Invoice and two
~ Nos ~ Whitn.y d-t-d Bo,ron ab1lt Jane
,fe eb - and ndosd Tor value received y
chalcsc Of r. l. p-ttbone Co. for u50l s. 90 each The
s,n,uf breD :orrcd - uds r~qnes-a SIND
n r Cfct of A. FEITlBOSE 4 Co.. Wool Brokers, No A.
Bsss.r-t. ~ sie h. viii DO suitably rewarded.
NswYofk July 1883
CHlLD LOST-A little Girl, about five years of lge
4 cetaist. Tuesi,y afternoon she f,iseA al
nail o her thumb the e hiud Her name j. ANNla
MsLARY uhc-yer Otud her will relieve lstre sse-
reuis hy isayinl iIf1rfaion az No IS Wart-t.
I OST-On Tuesday July >, a Lady lost GOLD
l. WATCH al5 CHArELATSE. with sma LOCKET ard KEY
atchsd .ons Housopst Ia sth aud oay omn0us.- 10
Jef non Mset the Ghsv I'd - The hnfer
viii BE- Ll.rsy rewarded by leaving J. CROWEH5 Book
store No. so brosdwsy II No. a West <dst
I OST "A Promissory Note given by W. III PEER, at
I've l7h .pn, 1883 for SJi2 TO- Payment bls been
roppfd The viii b suitably ded leaving the
With r. g. WHEELER , John-st.
+ OST-Yest, rday, at the depot of the Boston and
- Weston Raruac bound MONEY BOOK, containing
$50 sO hills and IS BIZ will 60 Tor ~ q
AZ the Asior House, hewYork. G. HOLT
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,,,ur w1suINCT0N NEWspApER w. d

n "
WALLACE winter " the Ihab A. pape1 recently ip-
f.rT'ug Rsuube I'D WV II hoPE tt- o lh7 Sal more
h,tul~sl and Ags Phise pa Penusy hlyng
Irfria-ed Ntsi Guy Evening star wit DI1i-
the 5th OF july. 1885, They lent
larger ard stute,y Necessary t. to- 40 dariGce
sey What is going on i Wellington or
wi1t nay by branch, 10 Department
Ful,au " Io'erut While "a te spirited acS andtoT-
vou fyo malice and without thought VI adv the
iutsitstcf rarity 80
inns 10 single uliles by mail Tor III daily, g. s.
mr. % rula al :. each.
ne Weev star lsudsous luil- 's be Published 81
dollar De- uf-d postage
s-rpt eftIIu % be- invariably pad 40 .gle
ne fcsasr al and communications atdreed 10 no III
,rrIe rthc The Evening ut be prepaid Was un
ton CITY fuv l. 1883
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NEM HOTEL a, EAsTON. Ps.-The FRANRLI

~ HOT 81 occupying pleasant td cenrs s'1n hag
ire uf style equal 20 the best hotels "a The ,tata
ard the rrOpnsfors hOpe B.
fur sfng ue with he best accommodate a. b. be all
patforil'd by he uu,e.fr public. SdDuSf BhD
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VI IHE UNITED STATES ILLUSTRATED 70 views Of city
uuirg with Puse md hiocs article. Edited BY Charles
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- new Hotel located Superior opp tho can and
between de Prank -d.e viii he opened to TIE
cepob Of June The Proprietor having catered
m the rsvsux public last eighteen The Frankln and
Al ercan Holds this place and well known John o. the
Fsukhr promises 20 give perfect saaacio IN every OF
biz neN Hon.. y oOhhOHo.
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MOUNT HERMON (ate Bidde, GROVE, STATEN

w IsLAND-Tho llferFfHFd wound TespecHaIy laoTo hl
GsrS. ard patfous
sd prepared frns rnc ard other respectable parties
with ali Tie copiois aid drhcae OF nc AEON Oonusei d,
rnE particular Gay, viii pa.e uouce 20
Tgfealr Jr No Al Ranley-r. EDWARD ARENfS.
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- Wet Flushing Village Associations 0n the line
Of he FinshnR Knroad.The .ussero tog 'oss OF rs
A,ocetion win positively close on NiDAh the 'th July s s
and shave the advantages heTtd Nv
" & r,oue 10 hat HI before that date ih0
iuststeut
~ ~ 90 ruedt'ev For furbe psrIculs inquire TIE aea
Tst Oace Of BARKER ELLIO r. No. IS Nassau 81 " Y.
old Newspapers for sale at tins Once fnee . cents
rtr hundred Inquire 4ih story
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- above house, situated "arssansstt BAY tone Of ae most de-
i1 the Tor the
TAs ces uuequaied. sos bslt and lines adj
tho b9sr without extra charge The table Will b
cnsies
house With nise Mr. STEPHEN SMITH - fsoably
Known Do Parker House, EcwBsdd will With myeL DO
bet 10 stay the agreeable Communication from
Boflon ~ uifCai u Fal River aud sese six miles
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RARNUM's MUSEUM-That surprising curiosity
bhe SWISS BEARDEDLADY, aitractes erosas q visitors
.vey day The human wBlRLISG PHENOMENON Hen Voc
spgalen appear. in his marvellous afternoon AID eseu.l
THIS AFTERNOON ct O'Clock HIS LAST LEGS AMI Tie iksn
TUTOR THIS fNRNING, at o'clock. sWEErHEARTs AND
WIVES AdnisCG ali tie Cursiiies the EHfe;tAiaeu' Ae
p cents P,gu-t and FTs, Balcony, VI cents extra
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EAGLE HOTEL--Lodgihg,f for Gentlemen, Is cents
Ger t,nt Accommodation goo. trtB.ost Of Wuln
one orel 81 MIR
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"ANTED-A Lady % teach Muse in a Young La'
w ds Sen ccafed pleasant ge. three boar ne
ron he CITY ora Lay 70 teach 10th Music tena Aax con-
address with Ieier Ms Fri LIME oox
~ PostOtce
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THH NE%-yOaK TRIBUNE,
5perial NoljTes.

f.yd In eorsequeDee Of the various articles which hsys
rsd in The u, ic p-nts, che DIRECTORS Of the PA
% NAL STEAMSHIP coMrAn5 s Gee a !, 1s'',9's on them
a., ,e Of st4b shinr hshsr Of freight pss
,st.eep ne Ata1o roT's sri Cafcruia-nor do they
- - ,.I s,eh ooniu-isnth~f frrpsrs beiuz % couius
~ 'oe'y % 'le' on. oa,'s I'd % the 'Ia-lp,a,oo
es0p,d ~ land acro BE Isthmus Of Pan,'na
i.,t4,1 b. the rreoty incess( bulk q the usis and
s Necessary the safeguard II tae specie. remedy of
vsd'd BY the earl, cor p.,o' o. 'as rs.nl Rf0'd
.socou g. cos of ir- slt 'ge Le woen C4ifJra
49,, ro,,s By o1ier Of tie board O. Directors,
20 - Inv l. S5s. WM. J. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
GUNNER ReueaIs.


l. l. Private house The pes.suts.i Locations. the
Ind no, se large av huutrcr fl OF SEA nh
doci; god hsthns fishing, s,losts &c Terms moderate
r ecae La. ut Peck sin direct FOR psfcal
rruue a HFNRY HENDRlCkSON board the steamer Geo
Law ~ ~ HENRY UENDRICKSON Propreto,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

be had N 6ur located private r.dsace in Fairfield CT well
lrcun a. healthy and beautiful village the sound tsc
hou,'s roe from city aboundng drives With
shg unsurpassed aud convenient iaong the
ists Address with name, Box No $50 PostOhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

DOY WANTED-In a Wholesale dry goods Sto
- say so the inst year Address JOHNSON. Box No
Possible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-04
= ANOTHER NEW NOTE
UPON WoRCESTER's PIANOS.
u From the New York Evening Post,

W0rcester's Pian0s.-A correspondent vbo
does not seem to place implicit faith In what he resds
in advertisements, asks US if Worcester Pianos Are
to be relied on. We answer emphasicaly, yts-
We do not think Mr Worcester makes, or would
sell, poor Piauoat any price, and we have the
best authority-our own experimentation saying
that in sweetness and durability of tone they are
not surpassed.
The subscriber Is sole Agent for the sale of Wor.
cester's Instruments in this city, and would ask
the especial attention of those who desire really
superb instruments, that be relied upon, to an
examination cf cfWorcesters, of which he has now
.full assortment on hand. A. MORRIS,
Publisher, Bookseller, and Dealerin Piano Fortes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-04

SHOCKING AcCIDENT.-The Staunton Spec
tator, of the ID inst, relates the following -5
Mr.. William Layman, of this county, while
attending lime kiln on his fathers land, last
Thursday morning, met with the most painful
death it has been our lot to record. At about
two O'Clock in the morning, large mass
from the burning lime kiln suddenly fell and
caught and buried young Layman, from his
feet TO his waist, under the molten stone. No
one was present but negro man, who was en-.
trely unable to extricate him from the heavy
mass and who says that the piteous Cries of
his Young master would call him back when
ever he started for help. Some persons came,
finally, and with difficulty removed the burn
ing stone under which he had lain for near two
hours, until half of his body was literally
charred with the heat. In this sad condition,
strange to say, he survived until Sunday eve.
ming, when death came TO his relief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-04

DR.. E.KIRBY CHAMBERLAIN, surgeon of the
first Ohio regiment during the Mexican war
subsequently attached TO The Mexican bound
arg survey, under Col. Weller, and afterwards
member and president Of the California State
Senate, died recently on the trip from Panama
to San Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-04

LOUISIANA u. S. SenAroR.-T The democrats
of the Louisiana Legislature have rejected d
proposition TO treat the election of Mr.. Ben "a.
min, whig, TO the United States Senate, as a
nullity, by electng another. This however, ls
said not to be a test vote, and they may yet go
into an election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-04

THE GowD FOR A THAT."-Robert Burns,
Oh his way to Leith, one morning met coun-
Try tarmer; he shook him earnestly by the hand
and stopped to converse u while. A young
Edinburgh blood took the poet to task fox this
defect Of taste. "Why, you fantastic" said
Burns, sit was not the great coat, the scone
bonnet, and the saundasr boot hose, spoke
to, butlhe man that was ia them; and the man,
Cir, for true worth would weigh down you
and me, and ten more such any day"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-04

CoMPLETED.-We are gratfed to state that
the relayng of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
Dad, in the most approved and substantial
manner, is completed; and new Coaches are
being placed upon the road. The travelling
public may be assured, that for speed, safety
and &C mfort, this road is now unsurpassed by
any railroad in the Union.-Raleigh Star.