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I9V1KTKRIE1KT8 1KSRWRI KVKRT BIT
SAJiES AT AUCTION. ~
ALBERT H. NICOLAY, auohoneer. -stocks and
bonds at auction.? Albert II Nic^Iay will -all thu
<Jey, Jali Sd at 121-, o'glo.k at the Murihaat.' r.tcb . I,.
Far account of whom it may conosfo $? 000 C eviUed III
Plttsoarg Railroad 7 par c<nt Convertible tlmda. in
Ureet paysblo at the uUico of tbe Obia Lifn imar
nuoe ana Trnst Company, In Now York. lit Vti?k
and lit September, $1,000 each ; R]ll^ Greet ?V*t
?rn (llUnoii) kailroad l?t Mortgtg* 10 p-.r *.at fl-uli,
?ntoroit eoopoui. payable lot April aad 111 Oto.r
?1,100 each; $8,000 T' lido. Norwalk and Clevelaad H. 1
Toad lit mortgage 7 per coat Bond* iiitereit p?r*bU ii N*w
York, lot July and lit August, $1,00$ each. glfl.i'ij San
du?ky, Magifield and N ewark ivnilroad, lit uortgtca 7 p?r
cei t Bond*, interest payable in Mew Yo k. M?- u T.i >ad
September lit. $1,000 each; $6,0(0 Fern tod lodiaaap ii
Railroad lit Mortgage 7 per oen* Convertible Boodi, tat.r
?j?t payable in New York lit January and lit J aly. $1 JOQ
each: $6,000 Jersey City Water Loan C per ient itomi la
tere** payable in January and Jnly, (on he nwd for baak
ing paipeaesia Near Jersey.; B1 1*)0 each. $ I 000 Oelawars,
Laolawanna and Weitern Railroad lit moi tsare 7 per coet
boadi. intereit payable in 1 ew Ycrk lit Jaauary aad lit
-Jaly, tt, 000 eaon; $88048 100 Interest Bond of the State ef
JUiaoU, to bear intoreot at 6 per cent p<<r annum after lit
. -Jolr. 11-57, payable lomi annually la Mew York, in Jeaaary
and July; HO (harei Delaware, Laekawauaa aad Weitera
Railroad $50 each; ISO do New Jersey Ra?lroad and Traaa
portattea Company, $60 oaoh; 100 do Atlantic and PaoiHo
Kailroad, on which aa initalu-nt of $t per there ha* boea
paid; 100 do Parmer*' Loan and Trait Compaay. $W eaah;
I20do. Na**au Bank, $100 each; 40 do. Pirenem' In.er
ance Compaay, $17 oaoh; IS do Baal Klwer lnauraneo C>m
pan*. $16eaoh; 60 do. Phenix Mining Company. $109 each,
i.UODdo. Exoelsior Whit* Zinc Company, $5 oaoh; d00 do.
8t. Lawreace Mining Company. $10 oaoh. Term* of Sale ?
Ton pec eoat thi* day , and th* balaboe on Wodneoday . 6th
in*t. Th* accrued interest on all the bond* will be charged
to the purchaser. A H N. hold* regular sa!e? of atoolu,
bond* aad other aooaritie*. erery Monday aad Thursday,
at the Merchant*' Exchange At private ?ale, a great va
riaty of Scat ola*? railroad bond*, hank, imnranoo (and
other stocks. Offio* No 4 Broad itreet, next to ooraer of
Wall.
A M. CRISTA! AR, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
A< This day, Jans 3, at lOo'olook at No. 241 Eighth ave
nue, betweea Twenty-*eoon4 and Twenty-third itreeti,
the atoek aad fixture* of a wholesale liquor establish
-moat, consisting, in part, of 300 dozen ale, LtO dona Lon
don trown itout, 76 dosen porter; wine*, braadlea aad gin*,
ia and out of bond, aad legar*. together with deianters,
cask a, keg*, eeaatera, aad ihelving fixtures; 30,000 ampty
bottle*, Ac. A 1*0, th* leave for the term or two year*, at a
moderate rent.
A PCTION NOTICE.? LARGE BALE OF VALUABLE
_T\_ hovseheld furoituro, roeewood pianoforte, tapeitry oar
pet*, ft* , Ao. ? H. WILSON.aui tloneer, will cell thi* Monday
morning, at 10 o'eloek precisely, all the eoitly furniture ia
house No 169 Wert Twenty-fourth itreet ncaf.3eventh ave
nue. A (mail portioa only are inbjoined ? about 600 yard ?
rich tapisUy carp*t; oilcloth*; slepant aad richljr oarved
Toiewood pianoforte, a very (uperior lnitrament; threolaplen
?iid roeewood parlor *uit*, covered in the riohest of French
-antis; ladies' jroeewoodjsecret try and eeoritoire, vary costly,
?with plate gla** doer* and expeniively carved; rosewood
centre. aide aad *ofa tablet; Urge oval and pier gla*s?s;
very eoitly oil paiating*, acriptural place i, Ao.. by eeleora
artiata ; elecaat roeewood melodeon, of i uperior tone and
finish; rich laoe curtain* and (bade*; roeewood, mahogany
and blaekwalnnt bed* to ad*, bureau*, waihatands, aofaa,
chair*. extension aad dialog table*; elegaat ohina vase*;
t wen ty -one day ormula clooks; ohina dinner and t?a aoti;
l>eit white curled horse hair mattressei; beds and bidding;
ledrooas carpets; velvet *tair carpet*; rosewoid and ma
il ogany v.?t racks; silver tea servioe. forks, spoons, coffee
urn, mlvers, glassware, orookery, ivory cutlery, kitohea
ate-^>is, Ao. Tlie whole furniture u in the best of order,
*^nd will positively be sold without the least reservation, as
?the family are removing to the oountry. A deposit required
(ton erery purcbaier.
AUCTION NOTtCB.? W. J. INORAHAM WILL SELL
This day, July 3, at half pa?t tea o'o ook, at No. 115
Mulberry itreet, a general assortment of household feral
'^ure, vis. oarpets, chairs, bureaus, looking glasses, bed
oteads, beds, bedding, pillow oaten, crookery, stoves, 'Ao ;
also, two complete chests of oarpenters' tools. Terms cash.
Deposits required.
A UCTION NOTICE.? WM W. SH1RI.EY, AUCTION
fl. oer.? Crockery and Glassware.? J. S. H. BARTLETT
-will sell on Wednesdav, July 5, at 10 o'clock, at No. 2<il
Pearl street, a choice lot of rurneval's white granite war*.
New England glassware, all kinds; Rockingham, BriUnnia,
and ostler? ware, la lot* from the shelves, and in packages
* > rait retailers.
Auction notice? thos. bell, auctioneer -
Bp BELL A BUSH, this day, (Monday) extra sale, in
>?0 otna, No. 27 Centre street, a beaut Jul stock of sum
mer clothing, ladies' dressei, ticb curtains, fvniture, tine
jewelry, watches, Ac. Also, at 11K o'olook, 60 baskets of
obamparae, old brandy, 126 boxes ohoice legari, and other
pood*. Last *ale tor four days.
A RUCTION SALE, THIS MORNING (MONDAY.) AT 10>?
o'clock, of gold watohes. diamonds, fine jewelry, Ac ?
SaML. 08G00i> will sell by auotion, at his store, No. 64
!>' mm street, a fine aiiortment of the above, oomprislng in
C^Btrold hunting, pateat lever, and other watohes of ths
?l F.ngllrh makers, fob, guard and v^st chains, broaches,
?eals, key*, breast pins, finger aad ear rings, Ao. The whole
will be sold withont any reserve, ana ii well worthy the
attention of thoie in want cf jewelry, it being a portion of
th* rtook in trad* of a first class Jeweller.
AM FIB8T CLASS BROADWAY SALOON AT AUCTION.
?MARK WRAY, anctioaeer, will sell on Friday, the
:tb day of Jaly, at 10% o'olook, by auction, on thespreml
***. the atoek aad fixture*, together with a lease of three
tear*, cf that magaifiocat **tahli*bm*nt or the corner of
ltrvadwur aad Broome street*, known a* the State Saloon,
Tbii ectaaiiskmoat present* uneunallcd advantages to per
rons dosireas ef eagaging ia *uch a bullae**, being in th*
t?aae4*ate vioiaity of the principal hotels, and most popu
lar piaoas of amasement. It is adjolnin; Wallaok's The
atr*. aad receives the moat fashionabli patronage of any
xiaiilar piacc ia New York. It ha* lately been fitted ap in a
etyle of aaaarpaaaed splendor, and is dctng a most exoellent
t>ana>*? It has all the aecesiary accommodations and
renvoaieneea each ai private entrances, summer and win
ter kltobeaa. A*. : also twelve private boxes and eight splen
did saapsr ri?ni. with the appnrtenanoei belonging there
v>. eark a* eatlory, alas* ware, Ac , all of which are of the
vary beet mailt*. The whole will be sold withoat reserve.
Terms part e ash ?the balaaoo leoured bv mortgage. The
abovo ha* beea fitted ap at a ooit of ov*r $6.000.
TJ Y IMirB BEGEM AN.- MONDAY, JULY 3, AT TWO
Jj evioik. P M.. at No. ? Boerum. between Paiifio and
l>oea Mroeta. Breoklia, a imall qnantlty of fnrnitnre, oar
n, laaagea. bodatoada, bureau, chair*, tables, oauary
? Amt ell cloth, crockery, parlor and cooking stove
Cmi W. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER.? HOUSEHOLD FUR
?y. aitaie. e?vp**s. pvtatlaa*. mirror*, diver war*, Ao.,
at aaetie* -Bill be sold this day, KMoaday) Jaly 3 at
I S e'e'eek, the caatvata of konae ho. 62 Thirty-third
street, tetweea lilth a?*aa* and Broadway oonsirting of
e ?#eat reaeweod eait ef pa>ler fnrnitnre, in Frenoh brooa
telle roeeweed eteaere, with marble top and mirror door*
and bach. rmwMl ooraer cupboard, rose wool and maho
*aay oaarbie tea table*, sofa* aad lonage*, oval mirror*,
(>?* rartsla*, wiltoa aad I a grata oarpet*, stair aad oil
cloth rarpotiag, Proa oh aad eottaga bedstead*, enamelled
naabw faraltare. dreaatag bureau*, ?ofa bedstead, oil
MiaUap eag'avfaga. exteaiion dining table, elegant ohina
t.a *? t*. Slwr pta<ed ware, crookery aad glaaa ware, baie
a-ii aad hit^a furnitare, Ao. Sale poiitive, and a depo
?ite ta^aired ef evary parch asar.
HI KIT H LEEDS, AUCTIONEER? LARGE AND
lutrtul Ml* of Catriacti^nd Wngona, together
? tk I.AmU of >ii?n.-b!u.IIIDS 7 CO- will tell
M Aar tioa oa MMday. Jaly 3. ISM, at 103^ o'clook,
? i the repeal Wrlae of R. McKlaatry, Jr., at No. 430
Ho tatr Craad, No IS Croaby, Noi. 22 and 268
Hwit atitiote i*o entire (took of light couhea roektwtjri,
Mt wlk tof ttl ao toy tipni, talkiei, Ao., Ac., oon-J
o?*>m rfttMl TUB vehiclee of the lateat aid molt approved
eoiea Mil the largaat collect on erer brought together
i> thia or tif other eoaatry. To dealera, thil aaleofleis
t..aa? ledatoaMW, ao tho aiiortavat li mited to every
?i.ariot lathe Called Statea, and a? every article will be
#?14 without roeoi ??. ea the moit favorable total. The
k?nr*e Mm! * i-I be eold for the parpoto of oloaiag the bull
aiooe of ft. HoKiaotrr, Jr., after which a aew eonoera will
l.o ?p?*o4. aad the laaineie carried oa with laeraaiad en
ri; aa4 aa entirely mow aad well (elected itook. Termi.
approved autoo at elm aeathi, for man of If 00 aad tip
watde fowr ?oatha for ram frem$350to $900; nader $2s0
>ti> Catalogaei a* the day of <ale.
1 MX W KOMKR1NDYKE AUCTIONEER, STORE
?| No llu Caatre etreet. corner of Fraaklia.? Conitablei'
oole a# ba>re*e wa?<>ai. tiaanltb'i itook and tooli.-M>n
e<*e? J a'y I, init , at 136 Wait Sixteenth itreet. at 10
a> rlaoh b? vtrtae of acvara1 eie-uiioni, one iron gray horie,
? ?id to ha foot two baataooe wa?oai, one new; one Ilrht
vii two !?-?? of haraaeo Alao. the itojk and timmith'a
tatoata. Won. A< . NMMM ? M|W| aaaortment.
j It jflB dy
IftOIT. AUCTIONEER.? SPLENDID H0U3E
, 4 tai ail are at aaetioa. M N CROFT wi.l nail
, ? , o pro* .?? V ? )clof itreet Brooklyn, on Hon
in JuJr I a tare aa4 (antral aeecrtaeut of Brit clan
aN ???A Ol bi?'|iii( French bedateadr, divMii,
??mm Wriaaa. A* . B*o ail relation, lace oartaina,
krw?t> aa4 taaMia i ?rp?t? IB4IA matting, *U?lothl,
?? k?ry kn.hoa far alt a re bo4 imea aad bedding. mil
IllMIMtW A? AlM a Baa lot of pore tiri'. ch"p breel
taai'.a* ?aa .*elo poettiaa cnmtaaaclag at l'l'j' A 34.
T'ial W> ? * .????? I - .1... AfT.t ?U(.;?ae.
lei AaatlMW aalM loam II Coart itreet, itrookljn,
IMU IT tlWCOTT ACCIIO ?' EE E.? THE EN'
MNiailMae ftwattareal a 1 i at Ml Ilea, unth' ut
ft M * OJ C' tt will <?? th v nil V m m:.i* J u!y
R|
at H '.oal- t all the tarattera ooatala'td in honae No'.
MuMtax ia aoar Fvariraath iiroot, la adlitlonto
wu i> ? t ?-.it ktata ?'ra-i to ti(Uth avenue. will be
ool aa the po*auaae aiat lag i larie aad vary atUtailfl aal*
a?-t f a ? a tl ? h?aoe to he a?l-l peremptorily to the
|M>I ii4?e* r- aoetlei la part of ri'h oa-pete, velvet
ail? lap M4 tMMta; mttao of ? leiaat raeewoo 1 pari' r for
ara m WaaaM'aaadkali aWih. large Froaeh piir glaiiit.
t atiM4 ei>i* o plate plan 4?*f a aad ta-i, Egyptian and
r m t?f ???????. 4 tatlo*. ardra'iptloa ehiirain
?-t ??<* ( ' ??? riak aa4 t .any uaatal c.rnara*n a. c?u
? nifai to" I >1 vaaoo, A* . with a aaait or of ehnlce aad
ao> . I . >(.' t.) 'ran ?! f ??< -I Bi*l. >f toy aa 1
? a ?>' i tea <? -Male i-ela ?a4< wt" h ?op?rh hitr aa*
' "?*? e*4 a ?? ??*ota tM ofitia. *ofa?.t?to a total aprl a<
?? o*i aa ? rouiaad 4iai aa r.?ai 4?. n ?a?.o4 an l m?bo
?if oaiHa top >ata*?a aaol ??4 waofcivaadi. totlrt ?n-.a.
.oeeeta* ftiln Bo. ?l?A a 'argo ?art?ty of sa*hiaaa? far.
araov ??? aaiaa 4iaiai totla ai'<ar ware ea' c'a?tw*ro,
i ? r>ai ?t e?n hafy raiieiv A* a'la aao ??fail out
1 4 t>r?aoi|.e ?t|ht larg* na^a?a4i. ? >at ??, al?o,
?a a vtafaat Wow* #o!4 wa k ea4 ? heia talk made to vrdar,
a a 4 wo, Ik ? .I aiWaU'<a < ?iu > /??? a. luu.i.
#a ? paoHt'a rale <4 okiaa
? a l f <?p N1T< Iir- At -Off MOV
i "V J?.l? at ll< Nao-?a atavot at III A ? . ecamtie*
vf ho?Q eapa Aa AWo. Bataroe af atora.
Mt BftBtrft Wfli, 49CT1ONftfR-ST0ftI NO 41
.r<?. or <a aa4 li )i "r< th'i lay Mca-liy
WWBWWatW aaotao Hock, aoatrlt
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? t oaa i oa a>a braa<l> ?la<i.
,ite ?< aa>. ai aadeiery artlale In the
ffl M*i f ;?<?! I E B?< tHMtWIB? ITOftE KO li
1 ? a '?? a root aa a tr?? ?t ? *aia aa ?fi"a> Jay
; at ii<*| o'aioik at tanar of t-?alafaoa a aa4 Thlr
It Mikilituat II t.o> haraoaa aai aiail narta ilal^H,
p* tao a 4 a. I? Oa? fit
jN"*? m jHHM ?
u M "inTttiiT ArcriuN us-will fi ll this
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s?tk iVl 'irilun 'i?f ft *m%l\ l?*?tiLln4; up
f pub 4 * ? lift ? vftl ? **<?f Imeft*
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WMt > ?. MW??. <M .. WAXrKD.
>r?ft v*\Trr> to beit-a tikee btoey
i r*?< ???. ? aa4 a i a'-ova t ightk nmt within t?r< ir
ttirooMoaka rool or Woot <of U ?o4o>.' The prlro ah. i ' 1
hoata4?4, "ko? a .tk ImImiI f aad othor p?rtlialar?,
a'ldraoooa to boatac ? Itwp n/ie. wo. B Laray plan,
ftmitr rtaaot.
-trtftt j|t rtf rBEiiftti booi akb bbd
r?>? oa ' ai C'M tor a toai.'taaa and anfa a a
artva'o famaiy, |g tho "aooataoolh War! a 't ama aao* .th
?*r. o? AJ-ro.. C W S Mr foul ?t rati ftofera^eea
?to. a a a' aaf etod
-tfKAMBltAD tortAbB It B a 1ft lift ? ?ATBCWt
JPl i ?ia r Una >ar 414 iloaj roowvad ar t
? 'aao aaodai- fraaa t'O (Srpoaal fal* a ia4 A-aa-i-aa laota
tnto for tfto toot oolaa of latad at > haaahot favattara a?<
O/vUa UM j ot te t< an Maa t, - >r mUihi- ii-'Ii l?U
a *a ti<[' *attM*a*4 Ma* palBt aoaoa . pttia wt aa4 Mitoai
ItW MB.
W?AWP*A1~
A otnct or tvs *t*tt at il.'* )?? * ynrm
J\ m Mrrt ? tkM aa ? ittlapt ?' HI ?<f W r?M >t
Mat |t mi ?< Ik* alMl 4 im !?*?> ?< <llw?w ?? IVtM?
?T 'St Htcntm ? u< al tat ?h4m Mm Mw? ff ?
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VM iioc?T or ? *?? (? t tui ?? rita
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I fl'ia iHamsada j*w?trj fin s a ?i ?y m MAaMral ??
I -unliM af Mat oaiae tl t*a *M hi ?> *la mi ?<? Pa
cif i luaa iSm na l"?4l) liu i<rM (MtM|
M? l.raad l?M> 1 W?l tl*W?.
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Walt iifmi
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mi IM iWn. Jaij I ? U be i ? ? a* ?M
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ItiNt
(1A?H ADVANCE! ?*?* Oh M' '**?B>UI> rt ?|T1
J tar*. |4ii>'fntw tii'tw jtttiff try ????i k?M
Vin, IUI. |-in?u Miltiiii imM ? r?t ??<!??' Mil MT
|rul MtMII IIMTIIIl, *JM ?? HI" MM Ml
a*M >1 Si M Hr?i wna> ?f Hmj;
B ? 4LTIU, late at M lwn??M Nut
H B < ? m j ? ? ? ' ' ? ? >? * I t.? i ? i * ? Hwefck
D1VIDEND.-TBB r**?ll>?lT AND VI??TOM
?f Ik* Ulu4 CUjr Hut km uu toy. 4miw*4
? dlrlllU ef 4 par Mill Um ei^tii UMl payek'.* la ?l?a
stockholders or their legal ninMiuiini ?? aa 1 iftai IM
10th of July HIltBl Tha miliar laaU Will a* lltlll
from tba Mil Ika lull Jaiy lulMln
Maw Verb, Jaa?<k?, laH W? gTBBUNS. CmMH, j
DIVIDEND.-TBE 1' RESIDENT i*D DIRECTORS
?f lha AceeeMry Traaait Ca. (?f Nicaragua , kna Ibis
day declared a diyidaad af tkrM dollar* per ahare aa Ika
capital (look of Ika napur payable oa or after the ISth
last. Tba transfer Wlkl will V* ol^aad fro a tka tth ta ITlk
Instant By order, ISAAC C. LEA, leeratary. I
July 1, 1864.
Dry dock savings bank. n? foueth street.
near itibm C.? Iatoratt allowed aa deposit* made oa
or befota Saturday, Juiy H eix per eaat ya< aaaam ap to
91 000. ANDREW BILLS, r rail dial.
Jam? L. griwtft, Saoralary.
Emigrant industrial savings bank, m
Cban bar itrect.? Tha Trait mi of thii Initit -k. a hari
dlraoted tliat iotarait ba paid to all dip .ilt .r-. ao itlad
thereto, for tba lix montbi endiagSOth alt., ai followi ? Oa
all idk* of $000 and uader, at tin rate of ?U per oeat car
ansam, and oa all iumi of uitr IMO at lb* rat* of ??* j>?r
oeat ptr iniim. parable on and after Monday, tha 17th lait.
lbtereat not oallrd fot will l>? carried to thi credit of dipo
iltor* us principal. JOi-Ll'H STUART, Prandial.
Peter Ckehak, Accountant.
Ip MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NO. 51
!i Chamber* street ? Notloe.? Uapoiitori are iaforaied
that depoeita mad* on or before Saturday, the 8th day of
July next, will be entitled to latereit from tha l*t day af
July. Bank open dally, from 10 A. M. to J P. M. aad from
5 to 7 P. M JOSEPH STUART, Preiiiiat.
Pith Csirar, Aocountant.
Exchange office, s # west street-english
illrtr wanted at twenty-four oent* per ihilling; balf
crown*, aixty oent* ; one franc* eighteen eenti ; lire fraari
ninety iii cent* ; German thaler*, lerenty ceuti. A imall
amount of th* bill* of the Baak of CooH uat*, Boitof,
wanted. BEfRNE A DEVITT, 3? Weit *trMt.
Greenwich savings bank have behoved to
their ne\ inking house No. 73 Sixth aveau*. coroor
of Waverley place. Open dally (Sunday* excepted) from 10
A. M. to J P M. and from 5 to 7 P- M. All moaay depoaiteC
to July 10 will leceive later e*t from th* 1*1, at th* rat* of
*ix per oeat per annum on aU *um* of fly* hundred dollar*
and under, and fly* per lint per annum on all nai oy?r
five hundred dollar*. WM. HaNDEVILLE, PrMideat.
W. R. V ehmilye, ) Sacretaria*.
John Randall, S s*cretkr,sfc
Institution for the savings of merchants.
clerks and other*, 616 Broadway. Depoiit* made in
thi* institution on or b*fore Saturday July 8, will draw
lntereit from the lit of July. By order of
BENJAMIN R WINTHROP, Secretary.
Removed from No 5 Beekmaa to No. 016 Broadway, op
posite St. Niohola* Hotel.
Mansfield and sandusky citv railroad
Bond*.? Tba latereit warrant* on the aboy*, du* July
1, will be paid on presentation, by KETCHUM, ROGERS
A BEMENT, 45 William itreet.
Monet.? cash advances made on diamonds
watohe*, jewelry, lilyerwari, yaluabl**, aad pertoaa!
property generally, or bought for wih. R. WOOD, 69 Tul
ton itreet, leoond floor, front room, from 8 to 5 P.M. Splea
did oil painting* fot Ml*.
Railroad bonds ? wanted, a quantity
about (950,000) of the firit mortgage bond* of the Great
Weitern (111.) Railroad, or other good bondi, for which
good unencumbered real eitate will b* given in exohat^ge.
The property oan be *hown to be a ten par oent invest
ment, but aa th* owner wiibe* to b* absent from the aity
for a time, be prefer* property which will not require to ba
looked after. Apply to Ward MoL*aa, No. 9 Trinity
building.
Remittances to England, Ireland. Scotland
and Wale*. Bill* of the Bank of Charleston ou th*
Bank of Liverpool, in *uma of on* pound sterling and up
wards, payable at auy of the bank* in tha United iLinjdom.
for *ale by BREWER A CALDWELL, ?uce?**or* to Ctatai
A Co., No. 20 Old ?lip. corner of Water strMt.
STEAMBOAT STOCK FOR SALE LOW? TWO SHARES
in th* Red Bank Steamboat Company. Apply to J. B.
PHILLIPS, 87 Chamber* street.
THE MECHANICS' AND TRADERS' SAVINGS IN
?titution. 492 Grand street, will nay inter**! on all
moneys deposited on or before the 6th or July, dating from
thrift, at the rate of aix per oent on 1900 aad under. Bank
open Monday*, Wednesdays, Thursday*, and Saturday*,
from Ave to savtn P M. ALFRED T. CONKLIN, Pre*.
James P. Haight, Seo'y.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE $.
COPARTNERSHIP.? THE UNDERSIGNED HAS AS
sosiated with him Mr. Andrew J. Martin, and will oon
tins* business at th? old stand, No. 270 Greenwich street,
under the firm of Archer A Martin.
New York, July 1, 1?4. W. A. ARCHXR
Hats, oaps, furs, straw goods.? The undersigned would
solicit the attention of country merchant! ana others to
examine their new and varied assortment of summer Roods,
hats, eaps, straw goods Ac., whioh they ate now offering at
greatly reduced prices. Dealers wishing to purchase on the
most reasonable terms will do well to call and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere. The undersigned would further
state that thisisthe oldest hat st>re in the stnet, having
been established for upwards of forty years. A great de
duction for cash. ARCHER A MARTIN,
370 Greenwioh street, near Warren.
Dissolution.? the copartnership hereto
fore existing between the subscribers under the tlrm
of Doublets A Presslnger. No. 63 Cortlandt street and No.
361 Hudson street, ii this day dissolved by mutual consent.
S. D. DOUGLESS,
Nrw York, July 1, 1854. A. E. PRES SINGER.
The undersigned will oontinue the wholesale and retail
clothing business in the above stores on his own account,
using the name of the late firm in liquidation.
A. E. PRE3SINQER.
NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF WALTER A BUSWELL IS
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts from
or to the eonoern will be settled by either of the parties.
THOMAS H. WALTER,
JOHN BDSWELL.
The subscriber will continue the grocery and fend busi
ness at the old stand corner of 125th street and Eighth
avenue. THOMAS H. WALTER.
NOTICE.-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the subscribers, under the name of
Melville A Co., doing busineis in New York and New Or
leans, La., ii this day dissolved by mutual >onient.
H?NRY B. MELVILLE,
DAVID MELVILLE,
by H. B. Melville, Attorney.
New York, July 1, ISM.
NEW YORK, THUBSD1Y. JUNE 29, -THE Co
partnership heretofore existing under the firm of AUS
HN A WHITING, printers, No. 17 North William street,
is this dsv dissolved by mutnil consent The business
will henceforward be conducted under the firm of WHIT
ING a Lambert. salem d. whiting.
HENRY LAMBERT.
VfOTICE.? THE FIRM OF G. 8. A W. G. DREW,
Xl plumbers, is this day dissolved by limitation. The
business at 11 Hicks street, Brooklyn, will be carried on as
heretofore, by Wm. G. Drew; the business at 106 Third
avenue will be continued by Geo. S. Drew. Either of the
undersigned will settle the outstanding accounts of the
firm. GEO. S. DREW, 186 Third avenue.
WM. G. DREW, 11 Hicks street, Brooklyn.
New York, July 1, 18M.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the subscribers, under the Arm of Sanger Bros.
A Co., 52 Nassau street, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be liquidated bv Joseph Falkor.
feliX Sanger.
Lt wis Sanger
New York, June 29, 1S54. JOSEPH FALKER.
rHE CO PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN ROBERT D
Weeks and James W. Underbill was dissolvod on the
16th of June last by the death of Robert 1). Weeks. Ed
ward A. Weeks and Jsmea W. ITnderhill hsve this day
entered into copartnership, and will eontinue the business
as heretofore under the firm of Weeks A Co.
New Kork, July 1, 1354. EI>W ARi> A WEEKS,
JAMS.S W. UNDERBILL
FXCrR*IO>S
Excursion to coney island.-thx nxw ant
splendid steamer NORWALK, Captain A. Hitchooek
will make three excursions dally to Coney Island, as ?ol
lows. ? Leave New York foot of bpring street, atS1^ A. M.
and 3k P. M.; pier No. 3 N R.. at 10 A. M. 1 and 4 P.M.
Coney Island at 11 A. M , 2 and 6^ P. M.? leading at For
flamiltun each way. Fare to Fort Hamilton or Coney Is
land, ant back to New kork, 33 oeats. Ne half ptioefct
ihildrev
I EXCURSION TO THE FHHINO BANKS.-TH1
steamer LAURA KNAPP, Capt. Anderson, will mats
a trip every day in the week, except Saturday; leaving foot
of Iranilin street at 7 o'olook; Amos s'.rset, 7>i' 8prin?
?treet, 7 Vi; Peok slip, So'oloik, Brsome s'.reet, last rivet.
<i)?. South Hurl street, WUlianubarg. 8X, P>*r No. S, I
e clcok.
EXCURSIONS.? THE BARGE IRENE TO CHARTE*
fli by Jay or wiek, f?r eteursious around the harbor; she ii
we t calculated fur parties, having two decks each ISUxS#
<eet, with awning*. ?? tto??, iclors. As Ac Apply to Oept
H li.I.I A.US. no board, Adams street, Brooklyn, or to Capt,
h iTTS. Tow Boat office, 39 South street, New Fork.
1 EXCURSIONS TO THE" FISHING BANKS EVERY
?J (lay in the week exoept Saturday. The large sea
?t-inier CBAMPION, Csptaln A Smith, will leaTe Amos
street ">i, Spring stieet 7J*. Pe<-k slip, 8, Broome street,
Pier lU 3 North rivtr, 9 A M N B ?The Champion
can arcon.modate J.Oiki passengers. Fishing taokle, Ac ,
fteviJi d fate .'>0 cents.
VXCUR810N FOR 1HE M1LMON. TO STATES 13
1j land, on Sunday, the 2d. and Hat day the ith ot July.
Isre 8 certs Cheapeit sail anu fl?est prnpects ia the
worl" all ran enj-y a sill of lix mi ?s for si* centt. on the
magniflcent bar of New York. The splendid views from
ti e steamers when crossing to Stalen Island most be seen
? ?o:ds cseaot dsiciihe them. The expansive bay and
harbtr the Ninewr Atlantic Ocean, Pri>ce?s Hay, Sandy
H "k. Highlands of Nr,w Jersey, the numerous islands of
ti e harbor the fort ideations. toe steamers and shipping of
> ? Y"rV, the Hudson and East ;lver?, Jersey C??V, and
the cl"es of New York and Brooklyn. Ilarjen Hill and
last New Jersey and the island of hills - Staten Mland?
?nh all her public institutions and splenoid mansions and
pu? i( alares. aflVdin* from her hills the nnest panoramic
vi?w i? 'h?- ?<rld H a's leave foot of Whitehall street
e erv half hour, anl the island until 8 P. M. , al nlglt, ID
e'eleck.
OKI' GOODS, AC.
UPOKTED WDVL CORSETS -MRS GAFNQtt HAS
A ?: ? le'gest an I eh?ap"<t stork >f both FrencH -and Fn<
*h wave c ?rr v offered for sa'e. (rotail ) the city
vHolseale rrteil HI Thirl %V%aue, n?*t ^1?', drog atc^e
?t?et?f otth s*"kI,
immr iMiirnu
Amu t?*p to le iSK tou T*i* riAKS-roiiR
i- ia * t?-M a 9?ro aMl desirably loait?4 JOHN
fc MURRAV ho li IH4 Wf. wratr ?( WMii tlrMI.
Holt* TO 1AT Ah D FVUNITURB TO HE SOLD?
l? >?' of Mm MrttU iWei.i of Sooth Braiklya,
??jPOfNo miaei>? a alk from the .South fer ry A very u
kr ?h haeae liu.lt within the lwt tto
?are . | I. T? ??. ! I,. , family loiig a 'road Riat $iOO
| >"?? ??? i -11111)1 may -tt had ?t a few d ay$ notiov
Kr* ?m >liit If plela but aabeitetial %?d iu ?09d or
4- ? 'li 14 I J ! rk'*(' l? Ml JM blrtUd tilt lit JM Apply
% th? f' i* 4 alt t at root flrat houae from Heliry
?*???<. Mtwt that as 4 C'm* >n otrnet
Horn to Ltr mo pcrmitt rk fob salb
? aatod MM th* Jfp?t of tha lladeon River Railroad
< ? ?*? rouuwi sad thirty boardeca. forty five
? ?i i? a<-?w>nadat?d. V early rant $>><)?; a? better loca
?? a haw Taik far a Ormen emi^r^nt boarliax liouae
B W RICH ARDS, 3.17 Broadway.
fitftyi rtiwiR n i,iT-wira a large room, i <
? alvoa atrwa* hti' Brooklyn. niai Division avenue,
?? a Mitataa walk frum Peck Slip ferry. Inquire of Ja
tit kMl
' Tl A M POWER TO LET T#0 ROOMS IN THE
it i-artb Mary, with twa or throe horse power, will b?
r?. t?' rkaa|> by applying at M. McRlNNY'S lroa railing
4 onin t ? > Fa rui in ?tre?t, bear Fultou ferry, Brooklyn.
TO LMT-A r 1MB BEICE HOUSE TO LET CHEAP:
? " Sr?t Am* aad baaemeat, making live rooma in all,
? nk I'mtaa watar aad every oenvnienoe The houae i*
- 1% Thirty aiitb airert, a few doers waat of Seventh
avaaa. Ai pi) t? C. Partridge, u?xt door.
rpo LET -A SMALL THBEE STOBT AMD BASEMENT
I brirk house No. Tl Waat Thirtv third (treat, Bear tka
math avenue railroad. Iaqaira of W. Raynor, oaraar of
?(roadway aad Thirty tfth street.
in no. ? ?ia
?W*?t will I*# I?t to ?inall fBmH??* m4 OrMBfrioh
h^waV" u K "? ftS
rLET, IN BBOOKLYN? PABT OP A PLEA
aantly loeatad oorner hoase, with tka privilege of
bath rvots Iaqaira at Na. OA Nassau street, Brooklyn,
aithar before 9 o'olook, A. M? or after S o'elook, P. M. Can
l>a partly furaished if raqairad.
5S? m jESsf *?">?'? <>t
r LEASE-TO CARRIAGE MAKERS, PIANO MANC
factarara, or otkar Brat elaaa meohanioal bniineu.
rrvrral two etory bnildiagt, (ituated on Tkirty-nlntk aad
? ortieth (treat* frosting tka Cryttal Palaoe, varying in
?ue from IS by iN, 40 by X', aad ? by 80 feat. AUo, an eat
lag hooaa, la eame laoatioa. at a bargain. Alto, a few loti
atV-0 aad SIM. Apply to B. 0. PIEBCE, Pino itreet, oor
a?r of Broadway.
fftO BENT, STOBES AND HOUSE,? THAT PINE
L thraa a vary, baeament and piana houaa 139 Wait Portv
?fth (treat, aaar Broadway, at the radnoed price of $400.
Alao. tha aew ahaiaa (torea 111 aad 12S Sixth avenae, near
Toata (treat. Apply ta
B. 0. PIERCE, Plaaetraet, corner of Broadway.
BKUCKLIaAJTBOVS.
A Va^^^^^-TBArBRS SUPERIOR
*???. ia dlk. i artoaa aad u ^ ' P* 8o?thera mar
p oaadlea, far eale by WM^ ? ' l4*"' ??d
P??rl (treat. 7 w* s- TOOLE A CO., 130
Carter s superior shirt manufactory, no.
t-4A Broadway ? Geatlemea are iavited to call and
axamiae the aew aad improved atylaof enmmar akirti made
of the boat material, and warranted to fit Persona ia want
ol the abovu (or Fourth Jaly would do well to provide th?m
?clves. ?
CURE OP CORNS-BT MADAME BERHARD, NO. 107
Bowery, eaat aide, batwaea Brooma aad Dalanooy
uraata. Madame B. reapaotfally info r ma tho pablio that
(Be baa radured har friao. ia ordor to onablo every ona to ba
frae from paia, aad faala auaddoat ia promiaiag that aha
will remove eoras. haaiaaa, aaila grown ia the flefh, Ao.,
without raaaiaa the leMt paia or Ineoaveaieaoe. Persona
eaa be attaaded to at heme, ar at Madame B.'e reaidenoo,
(torn 1 natil 7 o'olook, P. M.
Hothouse grapes -finf. bunches of black
Hamburg aad Cba>?*lae grapee perfectly ripe and
? weet received daily at lbompeon A Son's salooaa, 3*9
Broadway.
Impobtant to ladies and oentlemen.-peb
eone deairous of havlaa lasts made to fit the feet, will
Had it to tbeir advantage to call at L IMOLEE'S leather
and fiudlng store, 192 Oraad (treat, between Mulberry aad
Mott streets.
LEECHE8.-JUST RECEIVED PER LAST STEAMERS,
a large asaortmsat of healthy and large leeohes, war
ranted fresh, and safely tran(ported in nay oliaate, for eale
at IV) par 1,000, aad 96 per 100, by F. PATUREL, 392 Pearl
street.
Spectacles? aooD and cheap, accurately
adjusted to vision, by E. S FRANKS, lioturer on the
human aye aad spsotaoles, optician by diploma to the New
York Eye Hospital, aad spectaole maker to the Bye Ialrm
ary. Mo. 2 Park row, opposita the As tor House, aad at SI
Bowery.
SH?uTdC^r SfiS:HkU.P^IQR!it COUNTER and ONE
Jill be sold at" wiriacV W anoll^^V^.
Apply at lt? Pulton strwt PP ,J f0f b*f,r? the Cth July
ugtoiu, ate.
1 nnn DOZEN CLARET WINS. FROM $175 PER
l.yUU doses, bottle* returned. Alio, ? Um variety
gpchoice olaiet wine* from tS to 94 per OMt. Champagne
Wiaei, London porter, Saotoh alee, cider, Ao., Ac., for eale
at 480 Broome, eorner of Croaby, by W. H. UNDERBILL.
fcl nn nnn WORTH of choice brandies, of
? JLl/U.UUU various vintage*, oW port*, sherries, Mt
aelra, Ac., wine*, gin, eehiedem sohnappe, club aohnappa,
rum, syrups, cordials, Ao., Ac., at twenty per oent. below
any other house, by
WM. H. PNDKRHILL, 43U Breome ?treet.
Fink old brandies? thk subscriber has just
received a (apply of the highest esteemed brand* or
wine*, btandle*, Ao., Ac., in original package*, demijohn*,
and bottle*, in quantities to suit. 120 do*, quart* Cham
pagne cider, for export. JOHN J. STAFF, 333 Broadwar,
corner of Anthony.
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.
TV BE CHATSWORTiT HOTEL, DERBYSHIRE, SNO
land ?William Jepeon, the proprietor of the abore ho
tel. beg* retpectfally to return hi* thank* to the numerous
visiters from America for their kind patronage, hitherto a*
liberally beatowed on him, and in (olioiting future favosa
beg* to remind tho*e whe may be viaiting EngUnd of tlM
ocntral and pleaiant (itnation of thi* establishment. Iti
proximity to the railway, and all place* of interent in Derby
shire. reader it worthy of notioe to stranger* and tourist*
generally. The Roweley itation' on the Midland Railway
i* three miles distant from the hotel, and omnibuses meet
every train.
SIMMER RETREATS.
Greenwood lake house, ten miles from
the Cleeter depot. New York and Erie Railroad.? Thi*
house i* now open for viiiter*. For partienlar* inquire of
Henry D. Felter, 56a Broadway, corner ef Prince street, or
of tin proprietor at the Lake. THBRGN FELTER.
N. B ? Stage* leave Cheater upon the arrival of the morning
train. ?
Mast hope house, mast hope, pa.? a new
and ele; ant hotel, delightfully situated, near the bank*
of the Delaware river and a few roda from the New York
and Erie Bailroad depot, only tlve hour* ride from New
York. It i* built in the modern style, and furnished with
every convenience. Tbi* houae ia admirably arranged for
lamiliea, having parlora with apartments attached, bathing
room*, Ac. Persons deairoua or apending a few day* in tae
country will find thi* houi* a desirable location The sur
rounding country furniibs* ^reat attraction* for the sports
man. whi.e the marniticent mountain acenery about the
f>remiaea never bacomea tiresome to the eye. Families leav
sg >tw York for Mast Hope muat take the New York aud
Erie mail train at 8 o'clock A M , or way express at 12^ P.
M. Single rooms and board, SI per day. Parlora furnished
when desired. CLIFTON HALL Manager.
N. B.? Full information can be had ot G. C. Hall, 170
Broadway, New York.
N aha NT house.? this splendid NEW and
commodious hotel is now open for tiie reception oi
guest*. Extensive accommodations are provided for the
tntertaiument of families and parties, and no pains sin I
be spared to reader the establishment one of tbe moat de
lightful watering places in the country. Bowlisg aai Ml
liard aaloons, pleaaure yachts and tlshin; boat*, are aiuoa^
the mean* of amusement already connected with tbe house.
The cew and iwift steamer Nelly llakor, will make four
trips each way daily, between lloiton and >ahant Any
inlormntion relative to apartments, teriui. At may be oo
tained by application to P. ST?VE>s A (JO.,
Nahant House. Nahanl, Mass
SOUTH SIDE, LONG ISLAND.? T1IF. CSAMPLlf
Hons*, at lalip. is uow in complete order for tun reoor
t.on of viaitora. The beautiful situation of the house, it*
fine trout pond, delijhtiul lawn, with its lull *r>?rn trees
and shrubbery whioti lies around it. and more tana all, i*.i
position on the great S-iuth liij, famou* for its nnriv?l'-:
fishiDK and sailing, together with tbo easy access from tin
city, make tbe Champlin House un'urpa?s?i among tn.
resorts of summer pleasure Application ?>i rooms can tn
made direct y to the proprietor, aMUS K. i'ltLLU'i
WEK1, lsUp, Suffolk county, L. I.
QEA BATHING -UNITED STATE.5 HOTEL ?LONG
tJ Branch, New Jersey.? K?:? NKUY A CRATER, l*r
prietora.? This bouse ia now open, for the summer aeasoa,
tor the reception of boarders and transient visit rs
t'KKi Lit ICR H. Kt.N;4EDY.
ISaAO CKa.ifc't, Jt'.i.
The ocean house, a t shrewsbur^y^new- je*
aey, la now ready tot the reception or boarders. Thi
additions to thin establishment are oompUted. The new
rooms are furnished in a style unsurpassed by any similai
institution Every accommodation tor su f and etiU wttet
bstb'ng. The teleyraph from the Ocsan House to New Fori
will be in operation in a few daya.
HEMRF E. RIELL, Proprietor
ASTROLOGY .
Mrs. prewster, 59 great jones street cor
ncr of the Bowery, haa been Induced, through the per
suasion of her many frit nds. te continue until furthir no
tice. She can be conauited la astrology, love and la v mut
ts rs, interpreting dreama by booka and acienc*, and will tell
the name of the lady or gentleman thay will marry, also the
aamea of her visiter*. Ladles SO centa, gentlemen *1.
Madame morrovf is. without exception, ti v
moat wonderful aatrologlat in the world, or that bss
ever been known. She will tell paat. pveaout. and future
events, and will *how your future hnaoand and abtent
friends, whieh his astonished thousands dorian hor travels
ia Europe. She is a seventh daughter oi a aevea'.h dau<h
ter, and was born with a natural gift by Invoking tn*
powers of her wonderful science to tell even their vtry
thoughts, and will oause happy pair* to come together, whe
will all enjoy tbe greatest happn ass or matrimonial hiss.
Her predictions are truly astonishing to all who vUit hor
Those who wilh a speedy marriage mar call toon, aad
tb*y may depend upon true advioe fonudod oa the at*r
nal principles of magiaal solance. 76 Broocte atreet. ba
weea Clnnon and Columbia. Geutlemin not admitted.
The wonder of thk world? madaye clifton
Thia natural gifted and scientific ladv is can sing g-e?t
excitement in tbla city, by giving each and every psr???
who visit hsr *uch eorrqetatatemeats thr->U4bHfe. Madams
C is tbe drat and onlj real female aatrologlat tfcat Is, or
ever was, In nnr city. She warrants correct at?tsmeit? t.
all who viait her oa marriage, losses, law suits, about
friends, deatba, it Thi* wonderful saenMs wi(l remain bet
a short time in tb'? oity, as she intinU ?nltini Etiripj; ali
who feel dealrov.l of con^ultia?; her had tetter sal! s- ou
Madame C. tn is any dtseasa in its worst ?ta<e. pnr'.icu'a-l?
tho rlieiimM'.ian. Consnlt ter and satiaff >ourself It "I
oence No f(S Thompton strsst, betwsen Brooms &s,d3prir .
^>rick hotij*, atone steps.
RTTRA 5?A.?.
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1KT?A PAY.-UNITTD STATE3 N WV ^ VlLO^S
VVho Mrt.d i:i anv UnU- d 8t*t?s veascl ??
i ? %rt#i? 1WS. the** 21 *r* %ro f
p.iJ -bia c?tr? r?y vy r. area, an ,
ll'.e Ptr I 'f in' l1? 'Hr ?'s? B',r| St*' i. Ml1
imww.
rR LIVERPOOL -UNIT* D STATU MAIL BTBAM
staie ATI, ANTIC, Oa#t Jm Wut -This sA.p will ds
PAT* win the Uiltii .Hiatns niUa (?[ Kiropt. positively ?>
Saturday. J u'J h It U o clock II ,(tva UtWtb >4 th*
foot of Caaal itrMl rtrMlkl or bii4a| g*
?qulM tHonaolititi^ fw ilMttM ortialorl applrto
IUWaRD I i COLLIN a M Wall strook.
Paaongors ars requested to he on beard a' UK A W
Tfcesteamshlp Baltic will ntMtl tk> Atlantic, aad Ml)
Jul* a Shipper* wtll p'r\M take notice that tke (tape ?<
tliir line cannot carry an; *' ods **Btr?baad of war
^0ri0?.? la ooiuei|uetii e .f the great advaaca la tl?? p<-ic*
of eoal, wages and prov|v..a? the pr?o* of passage ta tbe
steamers of this llae sa'Uot Mum aftar tho 1st of Ju'y, will
ba $13(1 is tli* firs' cabin and $73 i? tke tens ad oabin.
Tn* BRITISH AMD NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail steamships.
ruum bfw voRi TO nvrmrooL.
Chief cabin passage $1*)
Second cabin piss^e 75
Jt. FROM BOSTOn TO LIVEBFOOl,.
Chief cabin parage $110
tecond cAbui passage <W
The.itiP0ro,n Boston c*li at Halifax.
AKAtfFA, Capt Jnilkiu amEkICA, Capt I. an*.
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie, RUROPA, Capt. Shannon.
A?1A.?. ??&? * 0 Lot?- CANADA, Capt Htone
AkKICA, Cajst. Harris n NIAGARA. Capt. Loitsb.
These vessels carry a oiear whit* light At mast head , green
on atarboard bow: red on port bow
Canada, Stone, leave Boston, Wednesday. 6tb July.
Europe, Shannon, " New Vork, WMneeday, 12th "
Amerlea. (cu, " Roston, Wadnoadaj, IIHb "
Asia, X. uTiott, " New York W*dn**day, 26th " '
Niagara. Lei t?h, " lJoiton, Wednesday, 2d August.
Africa, HarrUon, " New York, Wednaaday, 9th ?'
Canada, 8tona " Boato>, Wednaaday, 16th "
Arabia. Judkius, " New York, Wednaaday, 23d "
Bertha not scoured until paid for.
An oxporionoed anrgeon on board.
The ownora of those akipc will not b? aocountabl* for gold,
silver, bullion, spool*, jewelry, precious stone* or caotals,
nnleas bills or lading are signed therefor, and tho vain*
thereof therein expressed.
Tor freight or passage apply to
E. CuNARD, Wo. 4 Bowling Oreei.
PAS8AOE FROM ENGLAND BY THE BLACK BALL
Lin* of Liverpool Packet* ? Ramittanras to England
and Ireland.? Parson* wishing to sand for their frionas by
the Blaok Ball lin* of Liverpool Packets, oaa obtain tickets
only at tho office of the owners and agents, C. H. MAR
SHALL ? CO., 3ti Barling slip, fbot of John street. The
black Ball or Old Lin* orLiverpool Packets, consist* of th*
following wall known and fait laillng ships, sailing on th*
lit and 10th of each month:?
Harvest Queon, (new), Iaaac Wright,
Great Western (new), Yorkshire,
Iiaao Webb (new), Fidelia,
Manhattan, Columbia,
N*w York.
Remittances ?Parsons wishing to s*nd money to th*ir
friends in Ireland or England, can obtain *igh t draft* for
one pcund and upward*, on Messrs. Baring, Bros. A Co.,
bankers, Liverpool and London.
C. H. MARhAALL A CO., 38 Barling slip, foot of John st ?
STRAM BETWKZN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Th* Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
stoamsrs, GLASGOW, (1,962 tons, 401) horn* power,) Robert
Craig, oommanttot, and NEW IORK, (3.400 ton*. 400 bore*
power.) will loav* Now York for Glasgow as under, vi*.:?
Saturday, August 5, at 12 o'olook, M. First oabin saloon
stato rooms, $90 ; do. midships do., $75; sooond oabin, ISO;
third class, Kit. New York oity bills or gold, only takes.
Affply to JOHN MoSYMON, 33 Broadway.
FOR BRBMEN? THE BREMEN MAIL STEAMSHIP
GERMANIA, Capt. F. W. Bremer, will leave for Bre
men on the 18th of Jnly, at 12 o'olook at noon, from her
pier, No. 20 North river. Price* of passage:? First cabin,
9100; sooond cabin $39. No freight will be taken setter 15th
July. For freight or passage apply tj
OKLltlClia A CO., 66 Pearl street.
Australia pioneer line, carrying the
United States mail.? Tho splendid packet ship GEK
TRUpE, Seventeenth of thi* line, and the omy A 1 ship now
cp fur Australia, has a laige portion of her freight and pas
?anger* sngaged, and will positively be the first to leave for
Moll ourne. Has room for a few first and seoond oabin pas
seagtrs. Th* ship oombinos great speed with unusual
strength of build, and is warranted never to have damaged
cargo, or oome into port leaky. In the loftineis and venti
lation of her cabins she surpasses all competitors. For
ft sight or passage apply on board, or to R. W . CAMERON,
116 W all Hreot.
Australia.? to sail ioth july.-the splen
aid new A 1 clipper ship WINGS OF THE MORN
ING is now loading rapidly at pier No. 12 East river, and
Will, without doubt, be th* lir*t ship to sail. Tho above
ship is the only olipper now up, and will no donbt make a
rapid passage. For balance or freight, and passage, at low
rates, apply on board, or to MA1LLKR A LORD, No. 108
Wall street, or to AltK-ELL A ELLIOTT, No. 140 Pearl at.
UNITED 8TATES MAIL LINR FOR CALIFORNIA?
via Aspinwall and Panama. Lowest prices; superior
steamers. Extension of th* Panama Railroad. Arrange
ments for tha sal* in this oity of tiokn is for the transit of
th* isthmus, forming the most agreeable and safe rente.
Through in advaaoeof all other lines.' The United dtates
Mail Steamship Company inteud to dispatch, direot to
Aspinwall. on Wedaesday, July 5th, at 2 o'clook, P. M.,
from tier foot of Warren street, th* fast-sailing steamship
ILLINOIS, Lieut. Hartstvne. L'. S. N? to connect at Pan
ama with th* Pacifio Mail Stall
GOLDEN GATE. The extension
ama with tho PaclHo Mail Steamship Company's steamer
of the railroad makes tl *
passage across tb? isthmus practicable in on* day. a con'
stderation that will induce all who value their health and
comfort to select ' bis route. Mr. Rinkloy, late forwarder
for Adams A Co., on the Isthmus, has perfected his arrange
uwat* (or the transit of passenger*, and their baggago, from
Aiplnwall to Panama. Tickets can be obtained for this
transit from J. W. Carrington, 78 Broadway, or at 177 West
street. The accommodations for passengers of all e asses,
are unsurpassed, and partionlar attention is paid to the
cleanliness of the steerage. For fralght or passag*, apply
At th* Company'* ollice, 177 West street, to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
[Di Mien lor new urieans. inrien^rs ior navana
; prounre passports before leaving port. For freight or
age apply to LIVINGSTON, 0 HOC HE HON A CO.,
iti, 31 Broadway.
"VTEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
J.1 Nicaragua. Accessory Transit Company of Ni
caragua, proprietor*. Throogh in advance of the mail.
Only line giving through ticket*, including the Isthmus
crowing. The new double-engine steamshiji, PKOMK
THEUb, 2 000 tons burthen, will leave ttom pier No. 3 North
river, st 3 o'olock. P. M. preeiaely, for Puenta Arenas, on
W ednenday, July A. connecting with the favorite steamship
BROTUkK JONATHAN. 2 .000 tona burthen, over the Nica
ragua transit route 'having but twelve miles of .land trans
portation, hy liret olaaa carriages. These steamers areiun
surpassed in their ventilation; and accommodations. For
information or passage apply only to
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. S Bowling Green.
N. B. ? Commencing on the lirth of July, the days of sail
ing will be ohanged to the 4th and 19th of each month.
Vi hen these dates rail on Bunday the ships will leave on the
Saturday previous, as heretofore.
ONLY $30.? INBEPENDBNT LINK FOR SIN FRAN
eioco, via Panama.? No combination for prioes with
other Uses. Isthmus crossed in a few hours; only eleven
miles of mule travel over a good military road. The cele
brated steamship NORTH STAR, 2,500 tons burthen, will
leave New York for Atpinwall on Wednesday, July 6, at 3
o'elook P. M. precisely, from the foot of Harrison street,
North river, to connect with the new and popular steamship
Uncle Sam, 3,fl(0 tons burthen.
Cabin, state room berth $1<XI
Second oabin, open berth. 60
Steerage 30
Apply only to JAS. M. CROSS,
No. 9 Batter v place, up stairs.
For a very small sum passengers will be guaranteed to ar
rive in San Francisco ahead of the Nioaragna line.
AJEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM
XN pany, carrying the United States mail, for Mobile,
stopping at Havana.? Semi monthly line. The steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, Captain James D. Bullock, will sail
for the above porta on Monday, July 10, at 12 o'elook pre
citely, from pier foot of Beaob street, North river.
Freight taken for New Orleans. Passengers for Havana
must ]
passage
Agents, I .
xn. B.? The Cahawba, R. W. Sohufeldt, commander, will
succeed the Black Warrior, and sail July 23.
US. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR HAVANA
? and New Orleans ? The United States Mail Steam
ship Company intend to dispatch the steamship CRESCENT
CliY, Capt. McGowan, ou Wednesday, July 12, at 2 o'clock
P. M.,fiom Warren street pier. Freight to New Orleans,
40 cents per cubic foot; wi 1 be receiveaon the 9th of July.
Specie only taker on freight to Havana. Shippers will be
supplied with blank bills of lading of the form signed by
this company, on application at their office. For freight or
passage apply at the Company's office, 177 West street,
oorner ol t? arren street. M. O. ROBERTS
For savannah-fare reouced.-the new
and splendid aide wheel steamship STATE OF GEOli
gia. Capt. J. J. (iarvic, Jr., carrying the United States
mail, will leave Philadelphia for Savannah on Wednesday,
July ft, at 10 o'clock A. M. from the wharf above Vine street.
In speed and strength and every arrangement for tha com
fort of passengers thii ship is unsurpassed. Fare from Phi
ladelphia, steerage. $7. The Keystone State leaves a*
ef.ove the followisg Wednesday Agents in New York,
SCK ANTON & TaLLMAN. No 19 Old slip, where plan's or
eabin may be se?n and staterooms secured till 5 o'olock on
Tuesday afternoon.
Jj'OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA -UNITED STATES
1/ mail line ?The new and rplendid steamship ALABAMA,
(!eo. R. Schenck. will letve on Saturday, July S, at f?ur
o'elook 1" M., from h'T pier, No. 4 Nortu river. Apply to
K.jML KL L. M 1 K ll i I.i., 13 Broadway. Through tiofotj
Iron New York to Jacksonville, >'il; Pllatka, 1 13. The
KNOW ILLS, C. 1>. Luolow, Will succeed, and sail on Wed
nesday, Jnly 12.
FOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA -SEMI -WECKL <
U S. mail line? 1 he new, splendid, and fast goin*
steamer JAMES aUGIR, S. Tumor, Commander, will leave
p tr No 4 /north river. ou ?* educsHay. July ft, at 4 o'clock
f ?!., precl-ely. t\r freight apply on loaid, \?>iere all bills
of lading will I* aimed and ior oa > ?<? at the oflioe ol
M "l.ord 'il'estnn A Co . M Breed nay. 1 iir ugb tioaets to
1 loiida, as follows ?To .la hsonville, $J1; to Pilstkjr,
COR VIK01NIA. CAROLINA, GEORGIA. RTC, ?THE
f I tilled States mail sioemakip KOA>OKK Cap '.at a
eklna< r will leate p er I.i North river, in Wednesday alter
neon July th , at 4 o'clock for Norfolk, Petersburg am
M:liDi nd. "Inner .N or?. Ik about twenty-four hor-rs. Pa -
sejigcrs arriving there cau take the reeboard and K'anjke
and Wilmington and Manchester railroads to Augusta,
Atlanta, Charleston. Ac Pae>?ge and fare to Norfolk
to Petersburg and itu heion.i Sin, steerage half ?rioo. For
freiaht apply oa ko ?rJ and fur passage to
r" LL DI.aM * PI Ea-aNTS, 32 Broadway.
STEAMBOAT roK SaLE -TUK BILL O* A SMALL
steamboat, CT feet leag us Jock, II fie; < inches wide.
4 feet in inehee deep, 23 feet wide outside of 'oar is. Nullt by
Echford Webb. Is of handsome model anJ ? n < relr jew;
will be sold low. Apply to C- A R. POILLON, Kv. Ul
Heath street
L'OI tAI.K? THE STEAMBOAT CHELSEA, NOW
i running oa tie frrry tet?e?? ,1a ?srties am: Tlvuli.
J"b* has a power el eexln* end is in ??rfect order, and is
well adapted ler im mediate use either as a ferry boat or
for tiwlng Inquire of th* eaptaia oa bo*rd, or *1 J OliV
WATER, at Tlvell.
SHAILBOAT W ANTID Hi'H TWBJTTY THREE TO
I twenty eight feet leag a go- J sailer. s'.JT, well V>tilt,
and lot over fenr jeers eld. A?I person, having snuh to
dispose of at a mo, Urate prlee. rajlur rt a cub anstomer
by addreselag W bem 1 " 1 riATlltci.
PHOMWAIsH,
PROTOSALS FOB B^U.OINO A COUNTY COI7R*
H< ?*e aad Jail at Aiverheadu AnEolk County, N ? ?
resltd proptenls will roe lived at the Couitj Clerk')
emre at lUvorhaad u-.?Utbe IIU day of Jnly next, for fur
ntfhiv. if 4 % Comrt Unaie JriI u%
?at ? toff 1 %? !>?* %it"Vit ft;d piftM 10.
La llMli Clirl'l oi
J*1* t % V 'Valoek V M. eoid M-p^eois will beoper.od
b> the Chairr^, #| nlt b ,a.-d ef .'upntinri In Iq* pro
???c* V Beard, at tVs Court House la Riverhsod. A
1?* S! ^>f the ?peelA- atlons will be f.irnltbsl on ap
plication Jtim B Caopot, Clerk '.t raid cunvV P-o
pu<a,s ms j b?nd4rs?e*l te lb- Chairman it too Botrii ^
superv" 4,, ffare or James B. f?ei"t lalolk I -urt ||>.a<e
>ew 1 )T^ The Board will reject any oas or all ?f ?al<'
propo u |t di-0% proper.
(iBAMW. I. ^ N It Ot I. ) Rni,.n.
nvi vtsrm -ii.l?;*, J ' ,?? ,
jnztizuic w*. *. rem. > t'mm u"
CLOTIirve, AC.
C II OTniNG? LADIES OR HENTLEMEN HAVING
/ any to dispose of, can receive a fair cash pries by
leudi'g to tbe rtore, 12 M est Broadway place, aear 'anal
iticet. and M Wax Broadway, er by letter ' hr hi ;h tae
Post OIBce Ladlee alteiided by Mrs. Cohea I.OU1I.N
CILOIUING AND Illtliri'U W AN TKt? ? PERSON S
> ba?'n? the above to dispose of itn pt itt a feir o?su
I rl"> f- t t' e saOis by callle t or e*ni>iigt> W A ('"sk#
(/! ? '.a s reel N B -l.aJlts alt nd*4 lo by Mt*. ','oiiA
AMYTMBMBNTR.
BROADWAY THEATER.? ft. A. MARSHALL, W?j,l
Um?. Doiri opfr at 7j t? oommenoe at 7)v
Mot ria* evening. July I. will ti? performed
I It 1811 ASSURANCE AND T A N It KB MODESTY.
P?t Mr. Barney WiUiamj
? ancy Mr* Barney William*
CROSSING TUB ATLANTIC.
Mori j Million Mr. Barney Villiuil
Old Earthqvako Mr Morris
Ilk Haywaid. .Mr. Crorkar I Sim m Suapr .. Mr Howard
I'l'-klHiy Mr. Vmcea' I Maria. . .Mis* a. Gougoaaaim
Eolrt^iat Mr. Whiting I Widow Jon qull . . M rs. Henry
Diana Dashatall Mr* Barney Williim*
Fe#gy tfulligan Miu J. Uougenboiro
NIBLO'S GARDEN. - DOORd OPEN AT 7 . TO COM
nienob at 8 u'ol .ok. Tickoti to *11 part* of the boost
60 cents; Orchestra Seats, f 1 : Private Bmn $5.
MONDAY EVENING, JULYS.
THJC WOMIKKCL RAVELS,
MLI.K YKCA M ATU I AS
The new ballet of URlEl.LK t.a Diab'o Anni'?i> by
Mlla. Yrca jMathias, and Mils. Mathiaa ia LAS ZINUA
R1LLA.
>BA?cO!i, Antoink, JkBomk,
In the comic ballet of
DECHALUMEAU
TaeeJay -First appearance of Mm*. ANNA THILI.ON.
CIHRISTY'S ORIGINAL MINSTRELS, No. 472 BROAD
J way, above Grand etre*t. Organised ia IMS. The fixe*
estai.iiriiod oompaoy In exiateuoa.
Til E MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Orasi Evkby Nioht, vvdh the Sols Dibkctioiv or
B P. CHRISTY,
The only Individual of the nam* of Christy engaged ai a per
former in Ethiopian representation*.
r ALLAN OPERA.
TIIIHD NIOHT OF THE SEASON.
TRICMPHANTSUiX'MSS OF THE NEW ARTISTS.
DONNA VaI.IRIE GOMEZ,
SIGNOR N?R1 BBRALDI,
S1GNOR GRAZIAM.
MONDAY, JULY 3.
Will be pei formed (.'or the last lime,) Deniietti's favorite
opera ef
LUCIA DI LAMMEBMOOS.
Luoia Donna Oomes
Edgardo Sig. BeraUM
Asntoa ;? Si*. Grtxiani
Bldlbaat SU. ColletM
Arthur Sig Quint*
^L?or? open at 6X o'clock; performaaoe oommenoe at (J
Admission On* Dollar to all parts of th* house. Nc utra
obarg* lor securing **ai*iu aovauoe.
An oSo* i* r pia from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M erery day
at Hall A Sob's musie store, where saab may b* seoured
in advano*.
No 8wurtd S*at* fold *1 the door*.
Omnibuses running to all parts of th* oity will h* la read i
r ess for th* aooommodation ofth* publle. aad carriages caa
drive To th* door of th* (lard*a. The Stattn 1*1 ana f*rry
boat will leav* for th* Island after the psrformaaoe*.
VIVK LA RBPUBLIQUE l-CASTLE GARDEN.
V Cklknb atioft or
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JtTLY.
GRAND COMBINATION OF ATTRACTION.
Two SfLsnuiD PaaroBsiAwcKS.
In th* afternoon. at 3 o'clock, a grand
PROMENADE CONCERT A LA JULLIEN,
By the orch**tra of th*
ITALIAN OPERA,
Which will perform a ehol** selection of popular musio.
In th* svsaing.
A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OP FIREWORKS.
Grand combination ol tb* comic talent of
WALLACE'S AND BURTON'S COMPANIES
The WoNixurvi. IIbbb Clink on rur Tisht Rors.
T. D. RICE AS THB MUMMY.
T. B Johnston (of Burton's) as Thomas, Twig and O'Leary
Mrs. SUphen* (of Wallsok's) aa K?**tta aad Susan.
Moas. lx vani. th* gnat I futurist
On Tuesday evealag, July 4, the ptrfoimance will com
menoe with a favorl '?? overture by
THE ITALIAN OPKK* OKI IIE8TRA.
Alter which THE MOUNTAIN MAID.
Swig. ... Mr. T.|B. Johnston | Bosetta Mrs {Stephens
After whioh.
Herr Clin* ou Th* Card* Ela*ti]u*
To be followed by
THE VIRGINIA MUMMY.
Ginger Blu* Mr. T. D. Rio*
To b* succeeded by Mobs. l>evaai.
After which, the farce of
THE KNOW NOTHINO SERVANT.
Thomas Mr. T B Johattoa
Madame Dupuis Mrs. ConoTet
The whole to conclude with
AMAGMFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
Doois open in the afternoon at 1 o'clock Performance
commence at 3 o'clock? admis*iOB 2ft cents lathe evening,
doors open at 6 yi. Performance to eoumtnc* at 7)4- ? *d
iuitmiuu SO cent*.
FRANCONl'S HIPPODROME. -OPEN EVERY AP
ternoin and evening for the representation of the va
rious sports of the Chas*. exciting scenes of th* Turf, daring
and skilful Chariot Racing by ladle', the splendid Gyuinaa
tlos of the Original Broth' rs Slegrist. Mom. Sylv**trs, Ao.
Boxes, .V) cents Pit, V> cents: Colored Boxes, 25 oents.
Performances ocuimctice at 3 and 8 P. M.
XfJ IlITE'S NEW ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, NO. 49
Tr Bowery, dir*3'.ly opposite th* Bow*ir theatre, will
be completed and ready tv open on or borora th* Mthof
July. C. WHITE, Proprietor.
WHITE'S NEW ETHIOPIAN OPF.RA HOU8B, 43
Bowery.? Tbre* counter* to l*t for th* purpose ol
telling soda*, confectionery, fruit*, ices. A*. Terms aasy.
For full particulars apply to C. WHITE.
WHITE'S NEW ETHIOPIAN OPERA noUSE.-TWO
splendid stories to 1st or lease for maaufactorla* of a
light natura, eacbJ being 2i by 100 feat, poiaotsing beauti
ful ventilation and light, with tine aooeu, Ac. Rent mod*,
rate. Apply to C. WHITE.
Franklin museum, no. m bowery.-kxtra
advertisement.? Fourth of Jnly.? 'iretnendoegg attrao
tioni day and evening ? Glorious jubilee.
SEVEN GRAND PERFORMANCES
will be given on the Fourth, cammencing on the following
houm ? The first performance will commence at V o'c'ooi
in the morniug. Booond at 11, third at 1 in the afternoon
fourth at 3, fifth at 5, fiith at 7 in the evening seventh and
last at 9. The la*t performance will comment'* as goon ae
th* fireworks in the public park* are ?var. thereby enabling
the public to ?ee the entire entertainment.
The glorious fourth will be duly cele
btated at
ACADEMY HALL, tfiS BROADWAY,
By three Exhibitions of Ferham ? splendid
MIRROR OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Exhibition* ooaamanoiag at
11 A. M., and 3 and o'olock P. M
Stranger* and citizens should purchase a lot of
PJCRHaMS ONE DOLLAR TICKETS,
Each of whioh admit to the Exhibition!
FOUR PERSONS.
For foil particular# see imall bill* at Hotel* and Exhibi
tion Room*.
SARONI'S MODELS OF BEAUTY.?" VENUS RISING
from the Sea," "The Bacchanalian" and "Gracia*
Beautiei," a* work* of art equalling Power*' "Or?eJi
Slave," or Dnboffe'i " Adam and Ev*," but surpaaaiag boll
in life like effeot, on exhibition, day and evening, at the
Cbineie Building*, 589 Broadway, up (taint. Admittance
60 ceat*. S*aion tioketi 91.
DONETTI'S ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS AND (URH
and beantiful Chemical lllaslons, (Chine** BuiHnXi
MS Broadway,) every night at 8, and Wednesday and Sa
turithy at S o'olock. Admittance 25 c*nts. Children halt
price. N. B.? Next week 1* the la*t.
Notice? the wondip.ful petrifaction of
a man into *ton?, wbieh wa* *xhibit*d at Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Washington, with inch trreat sncooes i?
nnw exhibiting at No. Xo Brordway. Admission only 12>?
Mat*.
CASTLE GARDEN ?THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
engaged for the performance! to take place to morrow
evening (July 4th). are respectfully requested to meet on
the ?t??e, this morning at 11 o'clock precisely, for re
hearsal T. B. JOHNSTON, stage director. PU-ane ob
serve, this morning.
TRAVELLERS' GUI DE.
C1AMDEN AND AM BOY RAILROAD TO PHILADBL
/ pMa; fr>m pier No 1 North river.? Two linn daily; at
7 A. M. aad 2 1*. M. The m >rning lino at 7 A. M.t by eteaia
boat John Potter, to S*uth Amboy; thence by oars t-> waj
places to Philadelphia Fare 92, seoond class, 91 73. Ca
Srets line* at 2 P. M., by John Potter to Amboy, thenoi
ixeot to Camden by oars; through in Ave hours Fare &
Way accommodation and emigrant lin* at 1 P. M.; far* 9!
SO: emigrant lin* at 6 F. M ; far* 91 75.
Day boat for albany and the intermedi
ate laadiagi, commencing June 21. ItiA? Meals served
on board. ? The well known and favorite s'.eamer GKoRuE
WASHINGTON, detain J. B. Odeli, wUl leave New York
from foot of Jay street, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, at 7 o'olock A. M. Returning, leave Albany every
Monday, Wedne-da* and Friday
Harlem railroad.-inland route.? on ani
after Monday, June 26. (Snndavs oxoeptad,) for A!
bany and Troy? will leave City HM1 station. No 1 Centre
street, accommodation train at 7 A M., stopping at WU
Hams' Bridge aad stations north.
Leaving Jeoot corner o! White and Centr* streets- Mora
iugexproMi at tf A. M.. stopping at Whit* Puins, Cruto*
Palls, Itrewsto-'s, Peterson, Dover Plains, Miller', on. tlills
dale, end Chatham Four Corner*, and arriving in Albr.a)
at 2.'.t r M. Afternoon expross at 3)4 P. it , stopping as
White Plains. Croton Falls, Brewster's, Paterson, Paw
ling's. Dover Plains. Mltlerton, and stations north, eonneot
ing at Chatham Four Coratrs with the Western Railroad
expre<s train arriviap ul Albn n? a- 'J . *i> P M.
I'lom Cltv Hall Station - Miiicrtoi at 2 4.V P.M., (topping
at White I'laiim Newcastle, Croton Tails, and stat'om
north Croton Fall* at 10. 1 A A. M.. and 4 and S P. V .. st-vp.
ping it way stations. White Plains at 3.3>? and 6 l.'i P.M.
stopping at Yorkville and 8lat< ns north 'Villiams' 3ri lit
at 630. 7 rinaoo 8.16 A. M . , an d '.2. ill. 2.15, 4.30.5.30, 3 aad 11
P 11 . stoniing at all wa; station*.
PaMvngere ma* al? < pro ;ure uokots and have tneir bag
ga?? anccked ffc r Utloa. Buffalo. and other p.aoea wui
ani north ?f Albany, at the ooscpany's oSoen corner of Bow
aty aod Brooms s'.reet. aad ioarti avenae and Twenty
sixth street.
Returning V> Vtw York, leaviig depot Wejto-n Raiitoaa<
sornor of Maiden lane and Uei;. atrust. a>. SAM. ium.
train stoptrtnu at all maii ntaiioan above Williams' Bridie
arriving al Now York, au 12 LJ If. M. Bxpreo* train leavoi
, Troy atS 4fi A. M.. *0*1 AlDaey at?A. M , stopping at Chat
bsiu Font Corners, llills-iale, Mills. ton. Am,en.a, Dovei
I'laias. Pawliegs, Croton Falls, Whit* i'la'.tu, and Williams
Rri4go, arriving at N*w York at 2 M P. M. Pan.-n;?rt
frf iu stations on the W ?*t*ru Railroad, bv taklag the ? A
M. train from Springfield to Albany, will conn eot with this
taaln. Express ^pain lnav?s Trov at 't SO P. M.. am Albany
J i'i P. M., st. ppir>gat CbatUum Joar Co?ner*. Pkilaont j
Martindaln. Hillsdale. C'opake, Millerton, Am^uia. Was^aia i
I Dover Plain*, h Dovxr, Pawlings. P*tcr?on. Irewit^r.
Cnton Fall*. Wbi'.e Plain*, and Wm.'s Rndg*. Pssat ngiri '
, bv thl* train will not be landed between Crotoa Falls and
! Willian.*' Bridge, unleis coming fron above Croton Falla :
i Pas-Mtg^re betweei Crotea Fall* aad vi lHia-u?' Brldgt
must tail* tha regular train, leaving Outon Falls 3 It) i
i M 7i M.. trom MUlettoa, stopping at all stations be
twecn M'l'erton and W hit* Plelas. and arriving in N^w
Yor. at 11 Sit A. M. S^lA.lll from Croton Falls, stopping
at all time taltl* ntatione arriving at We# York at 0 Ji A
y . 7 \ M fr'-m Croton Falls, starring at all (tawionj be I
lween Croton Falls and Fordham, arriving at New Y rk at
'*J6 A. M ft P. M . from Crotoa Falla st-. noini at ail
?ictlon* between I'roton Fails aad Williams' Bri ig?, ar i
riving at Now Y?r? al 6 11 F. M. ft A.M. anl7?> P.M.
from White Plata-*, stoprii-g a. all ntatioas. From Wil.
llama' ing* att>4? iS", 4-t A . V , 12*., 215, 4 45,0.7
and 9 SO P. M., ?' oppivg at all stations.
tan- ay Arrangemaai, ?Train* will leave fir Crotos
Fa. Is at<l all way s'a'lors at -ISO A. M aad 5 P *.
tt'ttief, ?tU leavs Oftototi Falls at? A tl and 4 30 P.
?toni'Kg at all way tta'.(on*. Pa^jrtogsre hv the "nr. ar
trams will ha rei?lv*'i aad landoi in Saw York at tit
Twtrntv iM-vinth stiee'. at?ti*a only. Freight (or Ai.aaj
received daily *nta 4 P. *.. at th-! iapot corner of Centre
ai'd Whit*stre*U.
JO<iN D. ELIOT, SuperintenittV
IO>0 ISLAND RAIL ROAD.? FOURTH JULi" 1?? -
J ? > n thai t. Menlay, th ^ I ani Tn^^ la?
tl.- 4tli Of J kly. tho .; i-"' P. M. tram will iun tironeli -t
Olieoiett. hetur- inn. will Irava Ore-upirt ^n Monia*
tli-l-, Iiimjiii. rS( |ih ehd Wednesday the 5th at 4 ^
A M for llroaklyn All the other train-, will run a; r( Julv l.-t, WJ4
WibLlAM t MOfcRtte v*)el4er-?.
ai>?ti ,t filll ani "he Wast. >,*# . .
* tv ??* > 'r-e-o'ig1! Wtagaw
'jf ? '?# A * ? .ra
AiracVKMflMSTn.
Bowery theatbr.-i'roi*riet.>?, i p trm
r- II S'.age Manager Y C Wetuysa I'oor* op*a at
7^... e??MON at T\( Redaction of prices ? K*im, %
rant*; IV liW; Gall *ry UK o?ut*. llniojit of *r? l?
wmlj Monday eveaiag, Jh y S VIlNffE PKKiKuVIl
M a<l? ji" v, Oilaia on tb? Tight It ? i<? . end rut
HONEY MOON.
Pnnnrs national TireATBK.-Ab*i'ifliOM, M
?ml t?v** l>oor< ot>*o at 7: -nrtain rtsos at TV o' J I oak
Kunaay eveuli.f, July 3 KHit.lS AND T?#Kll> Uir
Cllfc* OB the T1 ht Rop?, aad l'UDI J ABr li. PaAjLY
TUf ORIGINAL CiCOKOI CnEISTY \ WOOD'S kljl
ttrels, No 4M Broadway, p.,rf. ra every rroitia*.
Tickets 3 canta.
1 oors open at 7 to commence at 8 o'elock.
Tius company has t o cooacctiou witb an; oth?r
II H'OOli. Business Visum r or
O/OKfik. Oil ilt l'f , Sas^ 'M '.eager
The * ntertaiairente *o c.nclud* with iuc no* um.i?&a
Lui le't* ot BLACK DOUGLAS,
Ob Tuk I?cit Baby Fov *b
Nebraska Bill Douglas <>4 >rg? CbrMf
> tw drup ourtain. scenery, drosses, tnu?R, Ao.
A Cabp.? George Christy wel ktowt f ir iut '.w?U?>
;mti in mieetlui wltii Ethiopian Mlnstr>1ev, take* tUfe
oiuttiod ol informing thepnoho til at be ha* forui id a M>
partnership with Mr Henry Wood, of Minstrel Hall, Na.
?W Broadway, at wbiob plaos he will appear av-.-r evenlniL
GEORGE t'lIRlSTT.
ON FOURTH OF JULY. -CEO. CilRISTY A WOOD**
Mlns'rels will give a grard aftc-aoon entertaiamsat,
ooamoacing at 3 o'clock, also in the evening aa uaaal.
BUCKLEY'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 53? BRO A?
way.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
By tbe celebrated Buckler '? Sereaadorit, the onlyoorapaa#
performing "burlesque operaa" la New York. Concert
oommeaoes at 1 o'clock. Tioket*, tb oanti. ore butt a **at?.
50 oeati.
Tbe grand burlseque oa the fairy opera if
CINDERELLA,
in four Beta, with apfendid scenery, magnlfioent ooetaaioa,
transformations, Ac . Ao , aad all the ort^aal mutio, (whidk
cannot be rendered by any other Ethiopian company 4a ex
istence.) will be repeated every evealng until farther ahioe.
A grand afternoon concert on the fourth of July.
THE N EW YORE THE ATRE? BROAD W A Y, OPPOSIM
Bond street, (on the ?it? of the Metropolitan Hall ?
Henry Willard "r-prislac
W 11 lard and Eytingc Manages*.
This saw and maguinceni theatre, oapable of buooomm*
dating t i < N 1 persona, being tna moat capacious theatre ia
the l! cited States, will opan for the first dramatic nam,
on Monday, tbi- 1Mb September, ISM.
Star* desirous of night*, may make immediate applies
lion.
Ialles and gentlrmeB of acknowledged ability la the
dramatic world, wishing engagement* fur the (took caa
pauy arc reiiu>.-ati'd to apply (po*t paid) tj the (Bbeoribac *4
the Boston Atbeneum, Boston.
Harry EYTiyGK. Stage Managar.
BUCKLEY'S SERZNADERS, 539 BROADWAY, W1IA
giro a grand attaraooa ooaoert oa Tueeday aaxt, J alv
4. on whieh occasion will be given, by particular raqaaM*
tbe fairy opera of CINDERELLA, ia (oar acts, with th*
moat gorgeoua scenery. Conoer; will oomaieaca prooiaaly at
3 o'ctook; evening concert at 8.
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM ? JUST REOKI YB?.
an anermon* living Boa Constrictor, from MoHaUns,
over 3S feet in length and 23 inches in oiroamfareaoa; bit
iag Ourang Oatang, tbe rnly living Rhlaooeros ia the ??aa
try. and the living Sea Tiger are still here. Monday. JaAw
3- -In tbe afternoon al 3 o'olook AMBROSE GWINE^K
In tbeevaniag. at8 o'clock, tbe moral drama of ROSIM&
MEaDOWS. Admittanoe, 25 oents; ohildren undac kaa,
lUii oenta; hrst baloony aad parquet, 12 Va oanta extra.
BABNUM'8 AMERICAN MUSEUM ? P. T. BURNW
Proprietor; J. Green irood, Jr., Manager; C. W. Ctacka
biractor of Amusement*. (
FOURTH OF JULY ISM.
FIVE GRAND PERFORMANCES
ia aid of the appropriate and
tfRiLLlANT CELEBRATION
of the Seventy eighth Glorious Anniversary of the Birthday
of Freedom, which will be characterised oa tbia oeoaaiea kff
a SERIES OF DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT*
? holly uaparalieled ia theihiitory of Holiday acUievomeata.
Uestdea th*
PERFORMANCES EVERY HOUR
alaott through the day and evening, in the oelebrated aad
LUXURIOUS LECTUKE ROOM,
comprUiag aa oaebaating variety ef
DRAMATIC C'KLEBKl'i IKS, MUSIC, SINGING, DANC
1NG, MORAL DRAMAS and PATRIOTIC PLATS,
presented ia not onlr the most aocesslble and popular,
" VERY COOLEST SPOT
iatheoity; there are no lea* than seventy five window* Ut
tl u Museum, in addition to the iron Balconie* exteadiag
around the building, all overlooking the Park, Broadwatf,
Ac . and affording a comfortable and most *ati*faot?ry view
of the ration*
TflVIC AND MILITARY PROCESSIONS
of the tablia occasion, a* well a* a charming oa* of th*
DISPLAY Or HHEWORKS
ia the pab'iio squares after da*k.
Among tbe uairaree of Curiositie* to be *e?a at th? Mu
seum, sie now tbe prince of Serpents, or
CHEAT AFKlCAN BOA CONSTRICTOR,
lust rcoelved from Motambique, 28 feet la leagth, aad 91
inches ia cirouinfetenoe. the1 largest serpent ever plao?A Ml
nabtie exhibition.
V A LIVING OURANG OUTANQ,
Or. WILD MAN OF THE WOODS.
Just arrived from Madagascar, a strange and cunou* ap
proach to hnmanity;
A LIVING RHINOCEROS,
from Bengal? tbe iamons Unicorn mentioned ia Holy Witts
A LIVING SKA TIGER,
recently caught on the coast of Labrador; aad a host of othtc
extraordinary novelties. Here Is also tbe
oriqinal happy family,
of whloh there have been *o many imitation*; the famous
Chinese Collection. Ac , Ac.
On TUESDAY, July 4? In th* morning, at 10 o'olook, tha
Vll LACK GOSSIP and DOMESTIC ECONOMY. Ia MM
afternoon, at l,lt and also at 3>{ o'clock, AMBROSE GW1
NETr. In the evening, at 6 and also at 8 o'olook, BA
SIN A MEaDOWS.
Admittanoe to the Mnseum. the Happy Family, tha P*?
formaace*, the Living Animals, ana all the other Cari
oaitlea, 25 cents; cbrldren under ten, 12)? cent*; seat* Ut
the first balcony and parquet 12}, cent* extra.
Monochromes ?a gai,lbhy of thksk beav
tlfol worse of Art, embraoieg many ch.ice original
Laidscapes, open daily, at 4.S3 Broad way. Admiseioa, 26
tent*. Opau oi ike Fourth of July.
Grand consolidation of the two large. *
and uoit popular Equestrian Katabllabmantf in tue
world, via , the wail known companies of Weloh'a N iti?ul
Circus and lllppodroma, of 1'hiladelBhla, and l.eat'e Naw
York Circus, lotmiug two diitiact sxuibitioas, blended to
gether. and both given under oue ioimeni* pavilion, for a
?ingle price of admltsion? report* by inferior compaaie* to
the contrary, notwlta?tanding. Doors open at 2 and 7
o'elojk Admission only 25 cent*. These consolidated oem
l?nifa will exhibit at Albany, July 3 and 4; Welt Troy. Hk(
L'ohoe*, Mb; Schenectady, 7th; Ballston, Hth; Saratepu
loth, tileaaa Fall*. Ilth, Sandy 11111, 12th; Granville, lMag
Fort Ann, Ilth. Whitehall, 1.5th; Tieonderoga, 17th; II#
riab. l>-th; Weatport, 1Mb, Essex, 20th, Keerville, Slat;
PlatUbarg. 22d ; < hantau<\ue, 24th; Malone. 25th; Law
rence, 2)'>Ui . Potedam. 27tb; Canton, 24th; OfilnibuK, Mt;
IX Kalh Slit. Au|i4t 1. Unveraeur; 2d. Antwerp; M, Cer
tknae; 4th, Watertowa; Tith, Adami, 7th, Pu.aaki; (Hh,
Mexico ; !?th, Oewego; 10th, Fulton; Ilth, BaldwtuvilU;
l.th, Hyracase. 14th, Jordon; 15th, Auburn; 16th, TaUrioe:
17th, Geneva, 1Mb. Canandahroa: lKth, Lima: 21st, Arm
Springe; 22d and 23d, Rochester, 24th, Bergen: 2>th, Batarlai
2) th, Albiea; ">tb, Medina: 2!?th, L.okport; 30th, Lewistea;
31 et, Niagara Fall*. September 1 and 2, Buffalt: 4th,
Aurora. 5th. Yorkahire; 6th, Pike; 7th. RushfoM; Hth.
Cuba; ;th, Olean, Pa.; Ilth, Cero*; 12th, Ftieadship; 13th,
U en ewe Hth, tlornollsvllle; 15th, Caueiteo; ltith Bath;
l*tb. I'ennyan. l!Hh, Dundee; 20tb, Jeffurson; 21?t, Ktmira;
22d, ('?miog. 231. Addison. 2.>tb, Lawrence, Pa ; 2Ath,
Covington; STth, Troy, 2ftb, Towanda. 29th, W a verier ;
SHb, Owego, October 2, Ithaca; 3d, Cortland ; 4th, Mara
thon. 5th, .Norwich, 6th, Baiabridge; 7th, Greeae; 9th,
Biaghamton.
WR. FISH. FROM LONDON-THEATRICAL AND
? characteristic wig maker, 559 Paarl street, fiur door*
fr"in Broadway. Amateur performances attended. Wiga
leut on hire for private parties, maequerade* and faooy
drea* balls. N. B ?Country theatrical* supplied on than
notice.
SCENE PllNTER AND PROPERTY MAN WANTKDw
? A Brut rate scenic artiit, oae accustomed to getttag
up spectaole preferred, and a good property man, waatM
immediately. Address Howard Atheaieum, Boston.
NEW PXBL.X CATIONS.
Session laws.- laws of new tore for ism.
j mt publiahed and for sale by BANKS, GOULD A CO..
144 N aiaau street, New York, aad 471 Broadway, Albaay,
N I.
FIRKWORKg.
EDGE'S FIRST PREMIUM FIRE WORKS, ROCEETS
abd exhibition pieces, of every site and price, for Ml*
by J. W. BoLBARI'ON, 43 Maioen Lane, aole agent for Je
aeph G. ai,d laaac Edge. Order* addressed a* above, arte
J <e?ibG. and laaac Edge, tT. 3. Laboratory, Jersey City
r.ill meet prompt attention
IjHKE CKACtlhl ? 6,IM> BOXES' Fir, I CRAl'UIA
i N'>. 1, 1 g td chop " 40 packs, for tale by UANUhC
QILMaRTIN A CO., wholesale dealer* la foreign triltt.
19* Froal street.
IjUFF.WOKES.-NKW TORt L.VBO * aT^RY. N?. tM
: Front street --Fire trsckers. Cant, t rjckets, dew Ma
header* loee itiaka and it ?pleaa aeaortaiei :offtrew??fe%
rarra-ted of tiie^rn ijuality. Country mirr'ianta, dealaat
and eomr. ittee.. for city ana c, ui.1: v dia-'is , suppUa4 4S
the moat liberal term*. M. BKM>AT7, life rroai etraek.
C,IBH? t)RK5.-A FI'l I. Af-f ORTMEST OF T'lE BEST
A 'inality. laciadmciTery d??cri|<t.oin.f r xtui c-.ioa trarti
and colored nre.-, ail 1 ?liith are oBer^d at the leaeah
ptieea by . i.OM AH M'NK 1 N l? M\ldea la??
BMEEWORKB 01 ALL DES! RIPTIONS WARRANT
e4 t)iat quality. ? Exl ibiiir>aa auiiplied at alortaotie*
1tr<- i tacier?, ro< k?ta roc an i as -1 ??, l In- aabte, Inuataa
ei.<) i large vatiety of rmall worka ?uita>,le fer JeaTere.
JOB.S 1). ROBBING. W aaljiu/toa Street, tjreer at
Chambers.
MEDICAL.
T;R RirH.4Rr.SCN LATE COVSCLTIMO PHYEV
J' cian to Ibi !*ew York Collegt of li ine aa I Pha?*
JO! ty, ?raduat? of the Royal C'lleg <f ??rg?>v l>?bl?,
?e ii coneuHed in hi* ap?eiaUty, froaa \ II M7P. II,
at bis corisulllnf room, N o. 92 1'r.nra street, eeraef e* kai
c?r. Letter! from the couatry attended te
DR. WARD. NO. 50 CANAI. 'TREET. ONE DOOK.
east of Broadwav. ean be contu ted as utr.ti with cer
tainty Boar* from 5 A. M. till 9 P. M l?r W.lea Utah
ate of Edinburg. Scctland and has >ten ant** yaara see*
soc.esafally devoted to hi* speciality
DR CDANNIKO, PHYSICIAN an:1 3URI.BON, 13
conanltel in ou? speciality, at bl* contalte^ doim, 43
to tlker atreet. a few door* naat of Btiadelf, frota i A M.
to 7 f M l ong an I (xti naive -xperieace. toih in h >epitel
ami private practice, eoaMsa him to a*su n ape sly ani pet
feet cures.
DR. COOl'BR. NO 14 DUANE STftfET. HAY HI COW
scltsd. Ur C. woult tespertfulljr e.>ln it of thOM ia>
terestci a call, Leir* satisfied, fr ? n, a i rastiea o( tweaty
ttr-i yea- ?, he can give entire aatiafasticn.
DR JOIi>SON, \0, 1(5 DUAN* STREET, MAY BJI
conauVc J at hie old "rtablialwl ofloe. Dr. J i* are
gt,lar!j ertucsted pbytieian, aad hat been in active pra>:
Mee a', h-.a preten*. l*oation for 1.1* last tw?aty thr r* jeaea.
Uet:r? trofc .1 A. M. li?>a P H
Dr cn<T. rfT --1V l. ? i .? .f. STREET. Mat MR
eotirttiltei >ji bis tTtutmect. Twenty f?ur ritn It
i>n? sre;HH?y ?nal,ies bim to guarantee spajJy and ???
mait?nt tr- 1* >? H.-Vt. C is a nwun^r of the ?ew recti
Unit?rs'*%% See hi* diploma in his otA^e. i ?
M. v r , HIS AND LONDON THYSlClAlf
* *i? 1 surgeou. it consulted in bit Ape* al.iy at U Raa-i a
i!f* A coratt >f Bro? Iway from Ma M till 1 P M., auS
1'" * in tluST?tilTii. exoept SuaJtys. N II ? *>??
'?' *.4. U'j ators. .
X'O MZDICINr FQTAL TO DR. R 3 NEWMAfl't
i V> 'd j ()' lia r -a, iytsntir/, c\ \tt* an I ?m aieft
' ?. tipramx tio ;m i< ri'liet iu I1!* t - -a?ee. safe
I io enjr caaa? p-'e, ftv? Oeuts #c;k .tlle AUo. sets
I ti nl t-aiape'etit aire* g'bening p est't1. Sprue 1 on
l U?',r*;, (spr 'opt in relievioa pahi, and eo plteMettoe*
| k? worn on the Joints? prioe IU)5 ctnu R It NBM^MAN,
M D rroi,n?tur. Hiilsm sty?:t For ??,? by IrM
t s?e ga- -?aily Ba'.i, Berk.*! % U.' jrh tl i?*le agin?*. K4
' o.-tui" i k ttvr,.

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