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EOPMS of PROCEEDINGS UNDER the NEW
YORK PROHIBITORY LIQUOR LAW in aid Of Nasis-
LAWYERS Lquorseers Ovsrseers Of the Poor super
yi,o. Constable. Police Officers and oihers PrePar II By
D. CULVER -ounselor stLaw Price, 30 lust pub
,hed sud FIR sale by JOHN J DIOSSY 4. Co,
Law Booksellers and Pubishers. No Nassau st., v Y.
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THE INDE PEN ID Z N T.
i Edited BY Congregational Clergymen,
Assisted by distinsuishsd Contributors Among them
REV. GEORGE B. CHEEvRR, D. D.,
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER,
MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
Mr.. CHARLES L. BRACE,
And ri others.
expense is spared every vsety OF talent in the
departments Of his p-Jer large corps If corespcn
have beer engaged both at home and abroad fa
Of religious ard ga. ntesenoe Is gwen Also weekly,
Money Market and Commercial full and
coo pete Review Of the Flour and Produce Marke, and
cbancs generally together with hat Of the Cattle Market b
written weekly by experienced man expressly for this paper
OuI ent so corrected TO the day Of
and nay BE- confidently rei upon r CORRECTNESS In shon
the poTeors dter ned that their paper shall be surpassed
CONT NTs OF THIS WEEKS NUMBER.
Qua SPECIAL Contributors. EDITORIAL ARTICLES.
Old setf.ere Dencmns iOu4ism vs. Unity
Shall we have Pcrm.neu Divorces and the Higher
Free Picture Gallery Law.
General A.soCistioR Of Mas The PTopdety Of Colsons
sschusetts. Tragedy and Crime in Brook
The Glorious Fourth lyu.
Letter from wall Msopogon.
Murder and Execution at Ia. Church History.
boes Congregational Library Asso
Prom our Maine Cor citation.
From our Cor. in Iowa The Voice Of New Eng and
From our Canadian Cor Ungenerous.
College Record. Evening Meetings
LITERARY RECORD. lnstal lation
Robert of Lincoln. .osEIGs INTELLIGENCE.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. Advantageous
DOMESTIC SUMMARY. FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
FAMILY READING. EDITORS BOOK rAbLL.
The Life of Faith. Southern Dishonor
The Bread aud. Butter Stfug. Reports
sl, Cattle Market
Day in the school.RoOm. Review Of the Market
War and its Widows Prices Carent
III. Ber Wish.
TyRMs-By mail g. Specimen numbers gras. Orders
M the paper accompanied by the money addressed 20 the Pub
hsher, prepaid will BE- considered at our r1sk
SUBSCRIPTIONS commence with number o. the paper
ADvER1IsEnESTs-A few only will be taken Must be sent
In before Wednesday.
Office No. z beefmanst, New 1orr
JOSEPH IA. LADD, Publisher.
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Tor the FISHING BANKS-Fsre 30 Cents
Il Tie steam er CRoToN Capt. W. II. WOOD vi maze
her regular trps tie tihDs Banks rUEsDA ana
FBI lays commencing July 3, 1851 leaving ioot b
L. r AN foot Gouverneurs z. R. 7l5 81 f'ct Peck
son-si., " r., s:i5 ~; Pier No. n. R., $3.50 An Ne
frcsbo fbhns TActe and Bait farui,hed oa board
y. B.-The CROrOS bs chartered for exeai,s
on MONDAYS wednesdays, tat RSnAYs and sAoek-
DAYS. For particulars inquire OF WILLIAM %. 10 n
WOOD No 81 sourhst the Cap..n board the lai
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A FRENCH CLASSICAL TEACHER who has
"A tsash in PU for three years and ENGAGED IN
scholastic insfitufion New York. wsh-s Tor nriarI he
teaches the frpeh ard Latin Languages Mue and the Ee
81 Driving BE produce the bet tes monies and
the most highly respeesble references Adcre Tor tnfee e
PRf GEORGES II. B., No. W6 Broadway.
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ia BATHING-CAPE NAY, Cape Island


- ~
~ NAyEsINK-This aud councillors HOuss will be
open Tor the reception Of Company SATURDAY NEXT
ths seth in,t.
There be nothing equal grandeur and beauty the
shore end Ocean Scenery Of the Naveuk ghtntsthero
can here ese found for Ssabehng
are combined the River and Surf that stretches for mes IA
front Of the Sea-Siew House.
The Houre has elegantly md uruousy furnished md
in ell appointments IL is not surpassed hy any similar estsb
lishmenf.
Al that experience and iberay command AL that
taste comfort de-ie-wi be furnished fr tho
the guests who favor the House with their
patronage.
qhoe DESTROYS # obtaining either in the house
do by applying to d. H. TUES
No. 80 PRlNCE-ST, ON the preu'ises -
The steamboats, JANIS CHRISTOPHER and OCEAN
WAVE make the trip each way DAILY from the fo1t Of
yAY-ST M. JARVIS.
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~ The undersiens offer the f)iownei
MISUNDERSTANDING stories, 6rc0
ST. Marss pltoe I'd sy-l3xb5 stores brownsoDe,
s.0fC0
Amo st-25rss 2 stories andh,tio, frame, 90 900.
I4tht near 3d-av-I7x6o Ensi sh easements stories,
browu-stone each $1,000.
$500 -
l4h near 22:Gx6o stories and attic, BRICK ooo
15thst 4h-ay.-25x50 4 stories. brick, Slt,o-o
leth-st hhavz 5x6o, tories, brown-stone, eaeh
fl7O0
stst near Lexing 1zx6o stories En-
Grsmercy Psrt-s houscs seh sr6o stories brOwnous,
English leienent, each fl6oto
Gramer,y Park Lexinstoney 81 STORIES brown
stone, &1,a0
2Is' 1910, stories brown-stone, s25. ooo
I'D l., ay.26x55, stones, brownstone,
fi2ffc -.
S5bs ffhav-l5:6A5t,4 stories, bIowns tono Fso0
ssth.st. near TIL .av-z5xs0 Ss'oTies brick, Sabt0.
27h-st near sh.av- XXI stohes bTowDstDo, S7,te
3cih-st fthay.-ax5o, stories, English basement,
fl0fOo
SSd.t near sth-av-lsrs5, stories, English basement,
s4h ST. near 7hav2s154 stories, brovnstons,4 houses,
each 81 500.
Sh, sh.ayl5x5S stories, brios and srown-stone,
2bouses, each $8,cc0.
a. hist. q. ar tbsv.-25x42, stories brick, $500
l57thst., near l2th-av-House and IS Lots, $l6,0oo
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER e. Co., No. Brosds-
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ION FOR THE MILLION.-Fare

EXCURSION FOR THE MILLION.-Fare
H only 81 cents-FOURTH and FIFTH of JULY EXCUR-
SlONS 10 QUARANTINE, STAPLE TON ADD WANDER
DERBILT LANDING Staten Island by ferry foot of White
halst Touching Quarantine starletop and Vanderbilt
Landing sail OF xix miles for six cents. afoding the 90 81
in he the FOt RITZ aud RiEr TIL Of July
viii leave every half hour until p NJ Fare 81 cents
Night the Island and 10 ocloek and New York
at and IL o'clock Fare l2l cents
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FOURTH OF JULY-TRIP to FISHING
4 BANKS FARE FIFTY CENTs.-Tbe steamer CHoIoS,
Captain VIM. II. Wood will make trip to the Fishing bsn
WEDNESDAY 9th Of July. leaving foot Of brooms
Z r.. "a. n, Gosverneurst l. R, al 7;is A. -. resk
n r.. q s:is A. NJ, Hss "a az. R.. $50 A NJ
Refreshmenfs Fshipe TACKLES Bats fsnishsd beard
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TOR SALE or RENT-A beautiful SUMMER

TOR SALE or RENT-A beautiful SUMNER
RESIDENCE, for the Summer or year, hsad'emsly stu
sted sthy village Metuehn the line Of the New
Jerey Railroad IS miles from the city and 100 yards from ;hs
depot
fhe Uouse very large and substantial containing some 70
Rooms and suitable private residence boarding ooss
The yard well stocked vi variety Of choice Fruit and the
Osdn .ady made This property be bought or Let I'M
sdstey with land attached suit the purchaser Ono
the purchase money remain bond add mortgage annf
April /, $780, a.,
N B-FoS price, terms and fall particulars apply 10 AN
THONY J. BtEECKER& Co., No. 7 BrSsdet.
Tor SALE-A large and beautiful LOT Of
GROUND with the Bus mas TO- thereon, sust ID in tho
Village q OODBR DOE, County Of Woodbridge and Md
dessx County ~ j. The DOT Of ground 50 feet by 90 feet
In 9TH; the hoTse Is excellent In god order and Il ~
by "a ia depth Th.re also the premises god
Gsrdtn Wood and Fowl-House and other Oatsuidae
Fruit such thses apples fof diferent
Vsrees) goosebeTries, cuaIs &c This place only
distance from dep Of the Hew.Jersey Riroad
and 10 sble both By steamboat and froa The 10
in the vicinity Of shool churches kc and will cold very
chesp rcsessiO had i'm redisey desired For yo
and ul particulars spply 10 ANTI JSY J. BLEECKER&
Ca, No. Brosd-st., n. Y,
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,OR SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

Il cry PROPERTY.rhe sutscrber wishes 70 s>r or sx-
change be FARM containing rs which 10 high
III alton surpssssd BY any improvement .te
bsrins extensive prospect from the principal dwelling I'D
lying FIVE nruasS drive from hat very fashionable Lake
ashor and thirty min drive fs Hansm Rsrnsd
Croton Fs Inquire Of IRA TODD, No. I7s a,o.dway
LYMAN BAILEY
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

nARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID GLORIOUS HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS!
"f FRfihEFsd1aaa3lS sS1f EVE q 'H a5tik
%..M ssss s Day sd sgsa. nd at
TEREOON-sts O'Clock AM a, oeo'k II the E'ESiSt'
''"'"'' AMtsEMENrs FOR ALL ACES.
efshs %o' siys,tns s5a sgP5sY1s tvs Sa RooF
Of the Musrm afford besides the comfortable and petur'
e'qiTTB " CIvALcApEs, PARADEs and FIREWORKS
o. ''0'D" MILLION Of C0RiosIuEs
from al parts Of the world present chance for enjoyment
taste hOTsysr s ssdGgs 4 1SssST ITEM mo"
10, We. TWO YEARS I'D bot with FULL BEARD and
WhISKs RS while ME 'te covered With hair Ike
BET" still hs TIE w s@I s9 sE "A nsfs' LADY,
who originally created such profound sena ION At this esao-
h''msHI A'''' TIL THE MAINE GIANrEss,
Mis- hardy nearly fee high md SyGnd a ~ s1sTpa zee
sss s " ".sSe LIVING osTaIcHEs from sGuS 1a
IAEE bA9 hs sR fsa e. @
CONSTRUCTORS ust received from south Africa sad three
ANACONDAs from South Anne lea all alive and Of great s1o
On THURSDAY July in the LsctgIeR Room, vii be per.
10y: MsGs.T p e M. kA ST yI tsTEESoo
Acuittarce 25 cents; Children under ten. 2s cents
GREAT ATTRACTION at the CRYSTAL
nosed 70 be- the largest Tree in the world this
ort from San Francisco ADJ will be exhibited In the Crystal
Palace the only in NewYOrk large enough 10 contain
Il, On and after the - 1890
FOURTH OF JULY.
This siant has been named By botsuisis
WASBlNGrOFEA GiGANTEA.
when standing 363 from base 10 summit It's
diameter 81 the b,se and ~ feet at the distance OF lis
the Es big exhibited aud none OF
lie race aiming in California compare with this
SYLVAN MASfOJON;
or called by the California Indians In treir language
the "huTHER OF THE FOREST" .
The Crystal Pasce has been rened az vast expense for the
exhibitor which transcends In interest ell the for
which California i celebrated Doors open from A. b. to
F. N. Admission c5 cents.
n b. Bsywsod's splendid ousdrlle Band will bs 10 a.
tendance
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Uants.

A YOUNG German Woman wants SITUA-
IA TON in private family. Good sy refsreaee can Be
given. CaI AZ No. 5 Newest
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

vi rhLt OF EACHANUE LOT IMPROVED
4 CITY PkoPERTf-A vsla.sle FARM Of z5 ceres Of
eood LAND "a ps Of the estate Of j. Bundse deceased lz
ofGolden's Bridge weeb-stsr County, ~ hour ds from
New-fork 81 miles from railroad depot Ia excellent fr
srsn and finely adapted for dairy purposes will Be
sroed q ansntts 20 sat purchasers very low prces
Inquire ~ T. M bRUsDi0E. No ~ Bleeekerss, whero
premises Terms easy sRy Rs9Iss,or n.sss.or.
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Il LUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT A vslusbe Lam
beDs Estate for ga Ia Steoben CesDty New eon.'t
Ing Of 4tC II heavy tbered Land mostly wnfs Pine
and Oak; thIes SAwMs IN full and complete opsra onone
by and By steam-nsns 80 o feet IA "A hoarsi
Oxen HoTes Trucks Bob Sleds Chains Bars Gear.
Ig Toos and Utrnsns-s full equipment for large Milling
and Farming Estsbs1pep ITO under cultivation and
fully covp-d and seaed This property offered for sale
sny aud believed to be one ts can 30 resomneeasd
10 capitals as sue thing fr giving large etgfn frco
a 90 Including Logs and Lumber equal 70 hAf ne amount
Of the uIchse money For further Ps,sqAv 20 Of
No a yetropoIitan Bank But Gioss, Pine-sr NewYork.
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Go Book Binders an6 publishers.

ENGLISH BOOK-CLOTH and COLORED
II LEATHER.-The Subscriber has nss. On band laEse
ard wel-ssorted stock Of WILSON'S ENGLISH BOOK
CLOTH; a-o 9 variety OF LEAriER lineudug the AZ
tique IN calf selected frum he best markets ~hh ne
viii sell he lowest price, for esa approved credit
THOMAS BUTTRESS No i46 Wllian Inst,
two doors from Fulton - New-foft-
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THE SILVER FLUTE engraved Carries
Psentn 2e) which fund By zone person IN travel;
ere hieh b. took from Of the New HAVEN Railroad
on Saturday ga has not yet been returned although lib
al reward cd-rd Il s proposed TO SELL TO The
g. Ger SEA LE FISGERlNG, without which will be diff
hcut for him to learn play Inquire a. No. IS BOnds
New York.
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Gntels.

DERKSHIRE HOUSE, GREAT BARRING
ID TON MAsS.-M. p. LORD havina lessed for term Of
wears this and popular Hoel informs the public
that will be reorened for reception Of company on the LIST
July The house is in all pects irioy caeulatei
TO 81 comfortable Summer csdeuce for families single
bcade The spaci aud and all sup
piled wi entire furnrre aud the grounds connected With
lie Pre- ample and well shaded The unsurpassed beauty
with its fact Of communication with principal northern
cities render IL q most desirable place for Summer resort
While soliciting share the public patronage beg leave 70
prefer the assurance thai o shall be wanting my part
% Pre- the comfort and pleasure Of gaests
Great harrington June 81. 1875 NJ T. LORD.
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DARIS AUX NILLES DE FRANCE,
II No 81 Rue Nixienne-Rne Rlchelieu. No. loL

Il No 81 Rue Vivienne-Rue RicheIeu No. loL
LATEST NOVELTIES IN
SILKS, SHAWLS, NANTES MERINOS, BAREGES,
MusLINS, EMBROIDERIES,
LACEs LINENS, gloves HANDKERCHIEFS. CAM
BRICS, RIBBONS.
The wholesale and retail establishment in Europe tu
IN fashionable part Of ;he Metropolis between
Yiyenue ard the Rue Rcheleu with entrance in
each street, the Boulevarcs and the Boure.
IL these galleries. the monumental aspect Of which
has been the admiration Of VISITOR the most beautiful
Of
FRENCH TASTE AND ELEGANCE,
MANUFACTURED and exclusively designed for this Emporium Of
Ii hon are displayed and sold at the lowest emunerans
profits
An goods are marked in plain figures: PRICE
Goods puchased approved Of exchanged the money
returned.
ard Spanish assistants.
The Pror earnestly solicit the honor Of visit
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AT PRIVATE sALE.-A beautiful COUNTRY

"A SEAT situated at Mosto~D New.Jersey and containing
GIsund with FIN Gathc frame House,
out, bud e. sLundance Of Fruit and about bali
mile from the depot. For and further psreniMs apply 70
BAKER L WEEKS, M. D Pinee-
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EOURIH Of july, IS55.-GRANU tACUR-
II SION 10 the FISHING BANKs-Fare 50 Gents FOR he
F.eurdon-The steamer THOMAS Z; Il, LSE vii make an
F1cur.lop 70 the Fislns Banks WEDNESDAY. July =,
lass leaving Newly ORA nom foot Of Amosst, 1875 A. NJ !
Srrnss' $50 A. NJ Jsy-st at A M Pier No >, "
9:lS A.. NJ.
Reiuruing to the city at $3.50 NJ giving Passengers
three bours to remain the Fishing Grounds
This viii b. OF tho finest OF the DAY virs
passengers view Of the Bsy snd HarbHr Of Newfsrk
With the fertile atoms aordirs opportunity Of enjoying
the healthy breeses from the
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9n fuhum il alap Gourern.

THE UNITED STATES PATENT VEHfCU-
LAR sTREkT-CLEAAiNG COMPANY Are now ia
sucees operatn { the largest cities Of Union
They AIRED contract with corporation. rscor.
CLEANING he Streets and Highways Of cities anf towta
IN any Of the United Sa-es. The system Of SC
ING adopted by this Company together with their SWEEP
ING and CL GAMING APPARATUS, has received the highest
conmerdatn from the pres aud authorities ia every city where
they have oreraed They aso prepared SELL NIGHTS
Machines parties who desire 20
Iurchss the application AZ their Ounces No 80 BRO &
vay NJ w. or No. ito South From phila aud 70 SMl III
SLCKFL STlEBEL & Co.. Cincinnati, o. Louisville, KY,
Louis where al necessary information be OBJ aimed
SMITH. SECKEL & Go.
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July SD, 4TH and 5TH.-LONG ISLAND
~ RAILROAD-CHEAP EXCURSIONS o GREENP0Rr.
Brooklyn July Sd at O'clock A. M. Leave Brooklyn,
JAY 9Th oeock NJ Tickets GOOD 70 return either
the second days following Fare for the Trip gu, aud
hack all points of Deer Park 81 70 poins west Of
Deer Park the regulsr fare WI be charged.
THF GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS OF RUNNING
FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
Oil be follows: No reduction Of Fare except above
II aims going East leave Brooklyn r Greenpo at A. NJ
and S:45 NJ Syosss at 10 ~ aud AIS p ~ Isnss II
and le A NJ and S:4S AIS. and p. " YaphAnk st 3
A. NJ and 3A5 p NJ; FsrmiDs iae az A NJ 5;t5 aud NJ
TEAMS GOING WEsT.-Lesyo GreenPOn fOf bEooKyL, At
4:SO aud 10 ocock YsphAut foI Brooklyn 6;S aud
Ills NJ; Fsrminsdae Cor Brooklyn at 6, 1850 A. NJ and
I.o5 P NJ; syosset for Brooklyn al A. NJ and a:D NJ
Jamaica for Rrnotyn $40 7lo 7;p aud S45 A. W. snd
S;ie s.Ss snd II Sc On TUESDAY July s. and wEDNES-
DAY july the Ysphapk Trains leaving Brooklyn At s;i5
leave Greenpo for Brookn Wssne.dsy and Thurs
Say Juy Al 1850 A. NJ. On WEDNESDAY, The eth Of Jaly,
there viii he al Train leave Hampstead at O'Clock p
NJ for ainacs and returning leave Jamaica at II r VI In
The FVFNIN there will be splendid aplay Of fireworks At
Jamaica-June g. 1885 WIN. T. MohhtS' PRESIDENT
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TRIBUNE SUBSCRIBERS residing west Of
5thsv. and norh Of 4ots- who have uot been served
regularly thu past week will p leave their at either
Smiths Grocery. Of ft.st and
sthsy.; Cigar 9Th between 18th and 18Th s,s
Grocery ssts aud Broadway; Buruhss Hotel
Bocnnedale Road Mr. Dyes Manhaanyilej at the Bdck
Store lh5 hist CaunAnsyille.
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VISITORS to LONDON or en- route to PARIS.
MRS COOKERS COMMERCIAL and FAMILY
BOARDING HOUSE, No 10 Char erhouse square London
Frgsnd within minutes walk Of rhe Genera PosOce.
Tb House offers adv sntsses from ' central and
coed lofty Rooms csan wea.et Bsds Bed, Break
Tes mt Hs per day. Private Rooms onnbuses
% md from al peIts Of LondOn-
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6orsss, Carriages, Sc.
80 farmers anb Others.
Cost dno fonno.

ECUND-A SUM of MONEY, which the owner
Il have by applying to WILLIAM AMBLER, No. "a
WsrTeI-si.
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Real Gstae Tor Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
IN only IS minutes ride from the city by stesmbost and rail-
road The house stories, aud contains pns con-
yeuen and psntes having Ave splendid m'ntes
and crates The location pleasant and hesthfe t" 30
sold bargain Inquire OF J. c. SANDERS, No. Nassaust
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II ~. oHt TUX UF EUhUfE AND
- SIEGE Of sENAsToPOL-The most interesting EK
hoton Newf orb showing 100 views 40 feet wide OF the
Pnbepa obecs OF interest FrFopeat the Chinese Rooms
No $50 Broadway EVERY EVENING at o'clock and SAT-
URDAY az O'clock
Adadrrs thousands nightly testify this the most
ssts and elegant entertainment m NewYork Its has
been wonderful; and IN order awe strangers from the
ysi,y 9pPorsa2i,y q Day E1h!sIt.on there va ,.
lnnn GRAND DISPLAYS ON THE FOURTH Of JULY,
one q II the morning st 10 the afternoon AZ 9 M the
1888 being the OILY Mossne ExsisrTIos sarns lie say
rev fok Admission 70 eents
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EAGIE HOTEL LODGINGS. Gentlemen are

H. r.questsd remember hey obtain COOL conrtab
Lodsus IN single Rooms for % GEMS night aud less per
eek a. the Esse Hotel, Frankfort and Williamsts
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HIP ROME, MADIsON-SQUARE

THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES,
Consisting Of Horse Races by Lsdies and Gentlemen; Lc
Perehe, lie Double Taposs Fess Of Gymnssiie Skill aud
streDs'h, Chariot Races, &c.
Performances Morning. at lcii Afternoon At ?;
and Evening
Admission; Boxes, Is cents; Pit I2l centA
Directors, A. Y. SEIGRIST.
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FTHE COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE, Paris No
81 Boulevard des Cspucines Submitted AZ the Universe
Paris FIbition silks Lace Ladies Ready Dresses anC
the newest Pa
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DOARDING-At Nos. 45 and AZ East Broad.
- way. for Gentlemen and theS Wives and single Gentle
also Day Boarders.
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Boarn ann Buoms.

4 LARGE BEDROOM, airy, pleasant, aud
"A neatly furnished, IL private hous- BE- bal for %
week. Il No. ia Greene q. Address Mrs. SPENCEa.
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GUNNER Retreats.

=
ID family residing In the Village If Madison. NewJerey
have accommodations a few 81 MINER BOARDERS. The
Location very pleasant and heahfu and Of
10 TIE city by Morris and Essex Railroad Particulars may be
asceriained at No. Ferry-st
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BOARD WANTED in the vicinity of New
lok for two families consisting of nine grown persons
aud eve dreu Terms be modnrate Address Box No
l.2lo Lowsr Pot. Office, " \.
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6onses 10 Get.

OFFS to LET.-The undersigned infcndiu,
IL to occupy the lover door and bsseaeut build
comprising four hsht aud airy LOFrs. a5ziif fset sa- Il
moderate rent Possession ON the sth inst
". T. JENNINGS, No. x5l Brc,f<ay.
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,TSKUI MOUNTAIN HOUSE. - This


WI PLAINFIELo, N J--Sie elevated, rumanticj Rooms
airy. BAIHS-Wrm Cold shower or swimming
BOARDERs received for the Terms 80 20 ~.
Carl viii connection with the car. morning and oven
INK A. Utter, NJ. ID. Proprietor.
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NOTICE.


4 corporation under the ssms 81 "Ths Coan.
~ ell BIafFs aud Nsbrasks Ferry Compsuy"
has been organized under the general corpora
tion law of the State OF Iowa, and its pri acipnl
place for trausscting business is the counting
room OF James A. j sck son, Council Bluff city
Iowa. The nature of the business of the com
pany Is 10 p ocure boats and 10 keep aud msin
tain ferries on the Missouri Elm Horn and Loup
Fork Rivers and to carry on trade with the n
dams and whites along sd Id line.
The capital stock Of the company Ia eleven
thousand dollars. negotiable aud transit. b
by vote of the majority Of board ofdrrctors
and 10 DO paid IN upon cali Of tho board Of d-
rectors.
The time Of commencement OF said incorpo
ration Was The I'D July 1853, TO continue twen
ty years.
The affairs OF the company TO be conducted by
board CT directors, consisting of president
secretary, treasurer and other directors, To be
elected annually on the first Monday of eael,
year
The Indebtedness OF The company sh all al no
time exceed the sum OF seven thousand dollars
Feb 81, '54-n50tf
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From he Ohio Farmer.
AUTUMN.

See how bright with glorious shading,
Gaudy Aa-umn decks her brow
How the very leaves in fading,
Adds to ali her beauty now
Sc how modest Nature, blnshing,
Turns h.r to the eye OF day!
For he envious storm wind rushing.
Steal her summer robe away.
Yet, tits beautiful, this turning
To the brilliant hues OF fire -
Emblem of tha worlds last Burning;
When the mountains shall expire!
As the swan, with sweetest singing,
Dying, tunes her latest breath,
So her brightest giogies bringing;
Nature sinks away in death