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g,liuioue Notice..

Nessshc sr's.,Sn 'sson Nc no, LIN. S..a aro s
- ~ .s,s d Will dyes, The wsd .. m'i,0" i% no rec
MORMON 1870 ,S,sSs he ts,ssS tho sgcOo SOeo.
sS;hs - sssrSsRpax SSESfSJ sacred Music Free.
tr,c hrscersl Church sALsh 10Y ss9 &C. A
:. ~, ~, S y srS y 2 n. Scat. al nee.
l,'.,... >.,cc.-1hs Rs, HENRY WARD BEECHER
sSS y S sss s Ssss .4 10 SfaH S1Ss NJ
scsS-n,ssikH viii bs iss,a in I'D 1.-THE Church
"r fs s. " ss s j',Ss' ls;S So
s.ss Slsrss In the EVENING" y O'Clock s0'''-rhe
SVsnr. ,i,,.-
Ssc Rev asow as t e Ss g S:ln Opaa
ss' = Sss. S1 MoRSiNG at ic ocoe Unit
t.,,, ,sS ossSss usscsS The lohtranse Of ,"oyi
& ss in that 81, iS u Ss ss eh sasS''' Sab
rlr kc, hares %. STOUT Of Wisconsin s VIII EiesI s "a
=, r,,,dsJOEL BArrY approved Minister
IN INSTITUTE WashisseH - corner Of Concord B,3Gkya
"a - Ds,i.rsS sc respectfully invited to s,ieud
.se blood, insaisi,ion of Ror,c by special eqGes VII
= re ., ,s o. SssSs.t peai Delaney To6aR0W Isun
sl kNENiNG Jsss :, s Ss9e l seem Large audiences
: :sSs Al Az ''''''-S ''''' '.~ 80
asc rh-ay baptist hureh will worship until the com
ra TIT ,dase IN the thsPe ereelsS xT saBATH
a. .ssEt e6hsY ~ AID at q O'Clock + NJ Tue p
lte vi IS pSs Hc' d"as the he SR
g., a. les ~ q O'Clock BY n F CURTIS.
the Rev. w - Corbit has been TRANSFERRED from the
: e s GSsAF MSESS sSIsr 49, sad
fNKNiN6 al before o'clock Seais Tree
oasGn G rh Sl asi e T R5ssSa I9
Ss Noiih ID sud Giandsis, WiambuIgh and me
Ksn DR. fi>LAY y O'Clock p. W. sutJeet-"Ihe Fan Of
Nysssl BsSs ion
tsrliou.av. NJ. l.. hurcb, Iirookl,n.-Ptaehins To-
xTfUW l4S by WY appointed pastor the Rev JAS
iiSkY III o'clock the mornings in the aer
IA sro 4 n The evening
IN PANEL. viii preach TO-MUKROw AFTERNOON aud
l. he The r. urrecion Of the Dead In the evening The
r sosstioa the EAIih By Fire Seats Tree
The Rev Stadrach, q Philadelphia viii preach in The
OLvsrsi bspus, Church TOMORROW al ~ NJ and at 81
Pm
for the services
SABBATH school viii be conducted esen sabbath ana VI
ALLIANCE, 18th and Sthst react ing usu
ally City Al the close Of the p ~ services one hour
xhortatoa and which Chan br-th
TO-MORROW lSabbshl EVENING June an address will be
Gen 5 r CARY Ohio fMwP National Division Sons
o Ten p,rsnre, $50 III, ~ -, Sc
.or honnid makes tins visit OF Gen Cary to our
siiy peculiarly oTPoGne The Alliance ask the cooperation oil
they have commenced secure al
and In all their other moral aud religious eno TO
advance ihs sies Reform
sabbath Evening Gatherings the Park after the usual m
rn,slv Sesrtd result Of yindeatons Of the
night Of 'ies'n' 'Ao TIC "V'' u s COLBY MOSES.
Eree Lectures and Debates, Military Hal bowery, To
NoREoW a. p NJ. Question-DEISM. n p NJ; question:
RELIGIOUS Liberty. seats free
The W orkirgs slavery and its Influence on the
Dsf.nv oI he Kepublic.-Ed DAVID PLUMBY will lecture
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Cbueh No So torsyth Preaching at tins 'hpei a. w
A NJ r. NJ. Free sess
sprirual-n-sunday mestIg at D0dwohS Aesdemy 10
81. Broadway DIR. + T. HALLoSK VIII eeiare IonokR0W'
BRITT from 81 Louis Speaking Medium, will be present
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W. Don,t He Go % Winneld e-GRAND EXCURSIONS
4, ths deirhffal village MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRiDAY-cnly three mes from the wiabufeh feries snd
49, above the Calvary Cemetery Los so 500 N
aoeshv nsvmens Of only 60 and hem Free tickets fog
Chsthsnst w. u ASDhS"oS .. ~ AkNpAA1~
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Amnsements.
CRYSTAL PALACE-WORLD's FAIR-ASSO-
~ CATION for the EXHIBITION Of the INDUSTRY II ALL
NATIONS.

CRYSTAL PALACE-WORLD's FAIR-ASsQ-
y CATION the EXHIBITION of the INDUSTRY If ALL
oPes DALY from s "a r. IL SgES9w@ CENTS
Mr. JOHN WISE The AEG0NAUT has been e1sssd
Srd eE{STzL fAAtE FRPA ,5 Next The
Palace into tOwnes' the imitation Of the Balloon
lh Sre lrsd Of lTWENTYFSE DOLLARS viii
The ya hin sd set E M M o S Sn Psee % him
account of his aerial voyage to the Crystal Palace vefs the
The CRYSTAL PALACE remarkable
eSns Vs snS tss Fine Arts have many
Ss oHb MfD%Ls sHd a
citation for the best specimens OF St saa M
NJ LLIEN,s FARE ,n e. L
W. FREoUs TO HIS pEPARTyEE FOR ORR EsRoPh
GRAND c SN " = WntEa CONCERT TO
'lo 'N0'' f'''''' LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
PARTL
H. B3y:as,ir v Wallace
Grand Duo }TS FaaS s9 Of IsaI
A'-F0" Linda di sH sIs AVA ERR D'''-'''
Solo Violin" The Witches Dance" Pas'nini
PAUL JULIEN
Yaon. Flag Y" our Union
citizens Of M NINE Gn'' wshnacf Bcccnllir
Aria-FrOm Opera
VI. PHILIP MEYER.
Grand Folks Concert, with orchestra Accompaniment,
executed v N66ce
w V. WALLACE.
PART II.
ouadrle-' Great Exhibition. Ju:er
solo piston.
THE FAREWELL NALSE.
HEIR kosSIG
Solo Violn-Cnrce on the Violin with only string
and executed for the America julien
Pols-arhe Champagne Max saiaine Polka" Julien
sol'-fiaseo ColIis1f
admission TO ali parts % Reserved seats 50
. ex The purchased during the day
only IN. Of 8 c. JOLLE No 800 Broadway and
SON No 9 Broadway aud the evening al the IAen
Doors open 7. Concert 70 commence at o'clock
NIBLOs GARDEN.-DOors open at Z: to COM
u.nce a. O'clock Ticket Circle Parquet and Sec
oud Dollars; Orchestra Seats Three Dollars fHya'e
Boxes Ten Dollars Third Tier and stand One Dollar Box
hook oren from "A NJ till u, and from till p NJ
SATURDAY EVENING, June g. 1884 Farewell Testimonial 20
Mrs. ANNA CORA MOWATT,
nd sage wnich oee-ih
she " i'll appear PAULINE, Ia BuveIs play Of
THE LADY OF LYONS
Col g. Andrews CLAWS MI De walden
R,,u.esnt ..... Nine Dechappelles. Mrs Mann
Monday the Rsye Mile Urea Matthias and the ne"
pal M Re
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NIBLOs GARDEN-Farewell Testimonial 10
~ Mrs ANNA CORA WATT,
SATURDAY, June s, 1854

SATURDAY, June 5, 1854
NEw-YoRK, May -, 1854
MApsMEUTon the OF final retirement from professor
by holiness Of character whose Illustrations have brought 81
wcmsny sIaes and whose Instructions yoa nave [ bb
priys hepdshp and public admiration alike inspire vo -
prosperorsy entirely agreeable to your OWE
.se a hs 60 p sis Of New YORK the home
family az Justly csled-by accepting complimentary benefit
%dp that he private life upon which you under such
f sss. s induce s 6 Ss io %' you
sa sols Rsn CT IRE '' II wsia Bensma san
s s.ns, RS o1i RS.d GRAM White T. PANE
Robert lie Roy: EIsstas Brooks a. a NJ: .glI esn
Chart. E. Strong, Watts sherman; lanes w Gerard
Z s 4, tS,1nj Francis R. Tiioa Royal Phelps.
NEw.Yosx May p, 1854
find % 9 r %ss s iPE IsF never your
In answering other letters Of the nature NY excuse
ensOn excited lies in II, PGst s assertion c S ss1 lS le
words" VIII not be received And wal you no. & & Of il.
HS engagement in terminates June The compliment
you will gratefully accept on the evening o. June
A. SSSI s viii end where which have
tightly termed the home OF my s rMoWarT
ea RC1 bS osf nS o ySS1i S u a TN
NTIBIO's GARDEN.-FAREWELL TESTIMONY
MRS W At eaSfk = so sas5s
are NOW for SALE the BOsofee Afew seats in dEee
snd sseond teI ..t uIso.o. : = =, =
JULLIEN's CONC ATS.
y MOST rosITlyEEkkyy TX, TIE ~ LA Last , NIGHT
GRAND TT TEST !, I'll MEL MPNl AZ E.a p
1,se, whose direction this Great been arranged
Fer Which JULIEN and the whole Of the EuIoPe.n and
American orehes,rs have volunteered then siaui0u'
Fer further particulars. see progrsmme
DROADWAY THEATER.-Doors open at Z; con
ID sSss: and ffTsqs'v 3 f ". Ss Pss.asd
r.u.,u. Pope D, sdars
Mr.
Count De cssano1. Mr. Whin Nj. GO1ssnss
xS N SiP. And d1G Isc'i.
.,,o,v..... Mr. w Davidse Cleopatra. Mis- J. Goasenhen
DOwERY THEATER.-PrOgrietoT and MsDaser GEL. 1,
p FEEf aiSsEh Of Ss RgosfoS
Matthew EDDY K.,s Wsrrsn G H hlT5
Miserable M,ss rs Mssn Map
Salvador Eddy Nv. l. ci.Ia
JShn5s asdG.s Ms. Hesas
nURDYs NATIONAL THEATER.-Admisso
Prz1 sG gSrS ~ B1 JSSs s S E psosd
Abel f,f SpVy Ie;6 GUsRD J. f''
"' r'"' The MUTiNEERs Of THE BoUST{T r,vOr
Grim Eugene cosy JACK Adams M Ms. Bsisei
VxYAILACKis THEATER.-Admssion. 90 and 70
w CT. Curtain u. THIS EvENIsss'.wiiI pc
presented for the first time y AI,es ire ps's
chev'i'' 'iS''''a ahE Es hEIa At LAW. c,.,nA..
Dr. Pspsos. Nj Broushsm deborah DOws bSs
zs. AsHs:Pun SEsSa ssiS ponsi
IULLIEN's CONCERTS.
y wB. VILLAGES co osT5TT. THIS EVENING
WI, .,,Orm ..a FAsTAsA o. one Of Double Action
Harys 10 addition the other pieces 10 the programme
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T l. McELRAlh Co, No II Spruce t
CUNsBlNE ON DAILY PATHs,-DICkENs
CIMMss REVOLUTIONARY TALEs.-will be

For sale by ali booh"h'fs
SIMMSs REVOLUTIONARY TALES.-Will be
KkTHERINE wALT0Ni Or. TnE REssL o. DoscnE,Ins
lastrs,ions by Daley. limo; cloth VI 70
By the Author uniform it'll tho above,
THE PARTIsAN-A Romance OF the Reyoluiion III 70
MELLISHAMPE-A Lssend Of the ssn,es - 20 a, o.
Just Publishes,
syrsssssEo LsgIsss ~ s"Smrs noos woopr IN
ms NOTES fn9M EHF f Sy With az
tory Lssr by CIoit0n Croker D. A. and four Eass'ns'
on S1: sol cAMPAross or la and lsa with
View II the Prsent State Of Affairs In the Ess BY Ceonsi
db,msy A. suthor Expedition for the Survey Of The
Rivers Euphrse aud Tri with an Appendix containing ths DIP
Ac between the -Four Powers snd tho secret
between the English and Russian Oovernmenta
Second edition. i2nos elohb wats sL ,,o.,,,u.
L'GYPT PAST AND PRESENTLY Rev. J. p.
lLThomPson This intensely and esssns "os-shs
publication Ct which has been sosyeia.sy dsiayed-s
Those who acquainted with Mr. Thompsons graphic and ele
gan, sty. position will readily believe that this MOI at
mode Of travelling such 90 to give him every
fscy the thorough and suceea observation and n
ton" II" s"'AIBo ok roR THE PEOPLE,
III Stes,tr IL YET we h.ii Ell Tor
ONE DOLLAR,
bring within the those who have been ense,s 70
chase TIE previously usd ILLUS RATED WORKS ON EofPT
ypsnyens We shall ust 70 isgs ses
high price for remuneration fog eur ,nyesmes
}pnf Il FRocToR WoRTaisSToS' cisssSss O.
For sale BY all Bootsslera
TWO NEW VOLUMES THIS WEEK OF
REV DR. cUMAISGs's WRITINGS,
THE TENT AND THE ALTAR.
SCRIPTURE READINGS or GENESIS.
III. this man are dsstieed 70 become y
f0Paiei W." John p JEwETT COMPANY.
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meeting OF the Board OF
h.a ,h ay all the Companies being represented was unsnan
noufly Ia ssuad
I,sd That and after this date no PoiSy shs ueS
an any the foreign trade OF on the eht o
,,ie WARRANTED NOT TO SASN
vesseis, .n ~, e ~ ELLWOOD WALTER,
NJ 81 IsG Secretary Board Of underwrlteis
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4 MEXICAN MEDICAL MONTHLY for JUNE.


Group and It's Treatment By Horace Green, ~ T. &c
On. mcal L.c,ures-Csarsct By issdor Claek, D. D. &c
the Ao,ia- By D. . Consnf, &c IN u~~Nh
Prize Eeay the ice end Abuse q Alcoholic LsSno"
ssA Disass By w y. Carpenter, NJ u. &C.
BollDs shoulder Preseptat.oo
Ewes Profs ssionsl Letters fIom Europe II suiesa~
Hsstoloscs Rsenches made ss core re crs.-
con ritafiors 70 he Knowiedse Of rgmo" ~"'' VIZ ~
New Tnsimea, Of HYrcehendha
Recent TraBmAc synblefhason. ..i.t.
iedne Fqnixrons n serofaoas or htbs.m.a a, 49,.
IIrsmm.tion Of the Gall Bladder fefns''Is !" N''-~
On Tythu- with Con yalsSrs
History Of Booninsdaie A.,asa.
Th. CIo.e Of the Volume -,
John Bull french necs W '"se Ds'
. L,hxeen stomach csis
lr,rIesn Msdirs Assseision
New Yort Ophth.im.e Hospital
Prof,s houA
Dr. SIMS Lecture.
From The { rokee Nation.
IpSex Vol l.
EVANS DIcKERsoN. No sg1 BsesSyS
Aso for ssle az HOkStALL No IA Boa6vsyi ADRiANCk
SHERMAN. No 2vsseysti sCHROEDEH5. 4ey
TINE GREAT FUGITIVE SLAVE RIOT.-FEI-
RIDGE Co. have press ssd viii psec.a = s.ss - ~
mpIetsd dtsI<d account Of the AsssSf ~
e4ss rsshsrs Lesson e. he psy cad ;s - ~ s
irss pamphlet 1900 sop<s % - RssSS<Sf66Sc r.
'''' ''@ csnu Of sssss ~ WaAss'Dss -
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test either Of democracy OF friendship for the
administration. This isa queer p zee of busine
Another of those singular epistles from the Man.
Wot Nominated Frank PIERCE" appears in another
column. It contains few common sense hints con-
corning the seizur Of the steam r Black Warrior
tina cannot a 20 produce an m r IS on. As the
writer has returned home to attend to elect on mat
tiers in New Hampsh re, it is probable that we shall
not hear from h M IL the vicinity of the White House
for some time.
A grand jollifcat on and genera llum na ION took
place in Phi ladelph last night, n honor of the
legislative act consolidating that city with its
suburbs.
The Collector at Pttsburg was knocked down and
robbed early on Thursday evening, after which the
robbers entered the Custom House and carried off q
bag containing ten thousand dollars in gold
An extensive landslide has occurred on the Great
Western Railroad near Dundas, c. w., which It is
feared will interrupt travel for over week.
The total number of deaths in this city during the
past week was four hundred and fifty-three, being
decrease upon the previous report OF thiriy-one.
AS usual we find thaethe larger portion Of the NOR
tally may be Immediately traced to diseases OF a
consumptive character. Under the head Of con-
sumption itself we observe IS deaths no.ed, being
decrease of ve commissions, 35 Group, 20; conges-
ton, 81; dropsy 81; various fevers, 25; infamma-
TONS 40; marasmus, %; premature births and still
born, 80, and smallpox, 50, being an increase Of
five. 1t is greatly regretted that the authorities,
law makers, and people generally, do not take some
more active steps to rid US Of this last named
abominaton. Our merchants and manufac
turers are losing much of the Western and South
ern trade owing to the fact that country dealers
have the utmost dread of the pestilence, and will not
willingly venture where it is known to prevail The
same may be said of all the other large cities the
contnent-there is not single place Of note that is
not infected with the smallpox. Them why do not
the people unite to totally eradicate the disease from
the land? Let the good work commence in the city
of New York, and the example, as in the case Of
almost everything else, will be followed by the in
habitants of the other States. Among those who
died last week 315 were natives of the United
States being only l6 more than the total number Of
children; Ireland, so; Germany, a. and England IL.
The annexed are merely the headings Of portion
Of the interesting matter published to-day, but to
which the crowded state Of our columns will not
permit to refer more Observation-Disclosures from
London; Details Of the last days proceedings of the
Coroners Jury in the Gardner Case; Accounts Of
Fancy Dress Balls in this city and Washington;
Review of DR.. Abbotts Collection of Egyptian Anti
quities; Commercial Religious, Political, and Mis-
celaneous Intelligence, &C.
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The New HAMPSHIRE ELEcrIoN-Els ewhere,
two letters from New Hampshire throw vast
deal Of light on the coming election in that
State. II will be seen that as usual the admin
istration is pursuing its accustomed disingenu-
GUS crooked policy. 1t dare not endorse the
Nebraska bill, and dare not oppose. The free
sellers take their ground boldly and so do the
national democrats with Burke at their head,
but the administration party shirk the ques-
ton altogether, talk about the want Of time to
explain the measure to the people, aud are try
ing to wrigglc into power anyhow at any cost.
The morale of the whole is a confirmation of
the rumored treachery of the Cabinet. At
Washington they pretend to be heart and soul
in favor of Nebraska but few miles to the
north in the granite hills Of New Hampshire,
the only President she ever had is quite a
different man, Goes not know anything of Ne
braska, and assures the soft shell democrats
that it is by no means test question at the
election. Can feeble, mean, vacillating policy
80 farther?