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GLORIOUS EXcUksloN.-ihes teamboet INDIANA,
Capt. Z. c. Ropi-, will leave Buffalo on the l6ta
Of July for an Excursion 10 the >eult 81. Marie,
touching at all desirable points on the Upper Lakes
She will arrive at Grand Ira. erse Bay c,incldent


With the assemblag- OF the Indians at that point 10
receive their annulries from the United Slares. The
Indiana is excellent inodern-bult boat, of Light
draft, with superb cabin above decks and capitol
-tate-rooms. Her captain Is experienced aud capa
hle; she will be accompanied BY fine Band oal
Sic and we freely say that for those who have
means and leisure The trip offers attractions which
are almost irresistible.


1 ETHIOPIAN SERESADERs.-A friend informs
US that these Serenaders truly deserve 10 be pat'o-
nzed. He says, the peculiar proprleW and chas'e-
ness Of their performances acknowledged by all
who have attended them.


ES Our readers have doubtless seen notices o'
the extraordinary Infant Sisters, who have been
astonishing and delighting the Londoners. They
have arrived at the American Museum and appear
to-day in their principal characters, as will be seen
by a reference TO our advertising columns. These
sisters are four and six years old, and those who
have witnessed their performances pronounce them
the greatest prodIgIes oi Iiielr agc IN The world


l5- The weather warm, and enr that some o.
our readers are acquainted with the good affects of Bath
ing warm Bath will refresh md strens than any
thing else and tske pleasure in recommending the knick
erbockcr Baths Ol Bowery where the accommodations
US good Us the best, md the charge eny shilling.


G7- Great Curiosity the American Museum The much
talked of English lnn Sisters ke their appearance nj hi,
popular establishment today From nat we hnre end and
heard they worth VISIT. Then "Ie hHd ysa'-
Z i've them call.