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J.W DODGE, uipiatlrs Painter,
ID, uRyRv.sTRKrr. ml7 3mis'

IT, Great X St-:.c.ic-, IN Price.-FirrY CENTS
PgR BoTrLE The rE.ci virtues cl las i:erh-rc' or rtNi-
ca,ed compound are
l. It, bncing strenrthcnlnr and clarifying Qualities:
J. IT, gently stimulating the action Oi the saln
g. Its producing and encouraging reaction IN t;e oun "i
roct nd particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve ev,n: life rnd 20 the hair.
4. IL equnlxing the circulation y; the fluids;
s. rs i:evn: the skin from the effects Of nerp1tOn. scuf
and dancriff and dispGS,ng the hair to curl
s. And IL iTcouen use will preserve the hair in beauty and
health To the laiss: lcr,od oflIle.
C.auios advice gwen Nil dcaces connected with the
hair nj Tie Heir Cattn. Room.
l& RrnaGGa7. cG:nct Of Liberty It. stairs. IyS lms
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MARRIED.,

Haversrnw Tuesday August IL. by The Rev
Mr. lidteth. Capt. WILLIAM MORRIS Nc aRpLE, 81 me
tiy juard New. oIk EUGEsIA eldest daughter OF
Hon t;eorge 5. Allison. OF The form place -,
Wednesday ming, lih INST: by the Rey w m NJ sui
this CITY. ~, s.. A., r.
Mill : To- Miss FRANCES ROBINSON both of this city.
Al Somers y. Y by the Rev. Mr. MonIlaws. JAMES w.
BrpxLL TO EuPHEMA, youngest daughter OF Doctor Eben
White n, - n
HALL Of the Troy Steamboat Line 10 MARY daughter OF
lanes Cloyd, ESQ. OF this city.
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iendent Of Common SCHOOL,, ha, favorable noticed these
Schools in his last Annual Report md appropriate du
the matter alluded to- "
In regard to the introduced hy the recent Avs respect
school .ducnon CITY there doubles.
st conflicting opinion; even The Members ofte, Board have
IN he said ofit yet untre sys,e-t has no, vet got
INTO ,u! operaion-,th only in an ntn.oy stae-snd
manly ne considered Juy Liberal or wise utterly condemn
before is fairly tested In the way ad Tor somewhat
'n!n reasons To wit the heavy expenditures the Erie en-
nal ard the CrOon AQueduct with y-nt and
condemned hy many Ru experience I'M. shown thai
both these projects founded in wisdom md are destined
10 confer nperlhrbe honor upon S,aie and Cite
Let Tho present law regard 10 Common Schools (which
'''erent from that Of 1872 be cnrrird gu, IN good
mHi-n-., . 'ot In imnade : course:
iai h. wi;hou, prejudice .,,,~..:. - csr.rt
and j. upon fair t.iaI. shall I've found inronps,.,.,
benign intent i be hoped thathe egrtte " Il H. u.
wisdom condemn and nbolisit Rlr 1T not BE- condemned
advance. nnd without .rE rnrsfed in IL infarc7 By those
who nfe bound Ia iosta- md prntect
III which /, respectfully submitted.
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DlED.

A. jamaica L. l. Thursday 18th ns'ant ApELINE LAM
pKRsos inuc her of The late Cornelius LnInbeT>on
ha relatives and friends of the family invited 10 attend
the funeral iiom the residence OF her m9heI 'dsaico
yeey August 18th Of piop SAGs ia a D. we
years in fu! hope of "a blessed immortality -.
The and friends CT the family are respecuy invi.
ted wihout urher notice. attend her ipern from w est
2s, street opposite Theological seminary THIS u ndny lot
O'Clock p NJ. The remains will be taken 10 GREENWOOD
Cemetery Tor n,eTment. 80, 80.
In Hackensack y. J. Monday. 18th instant i9HAsop
CLrvElASp in the Seth year of his lie was heVou-
onnry soldier under Wnshngon and witnessed the execution
-f Major Andre He 10 children. OF whom are now
living IS grand. children and IS great andch!cren-
OF Other papers requested TO copy.
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Upper POLICE.
rorrsraIAslsM EyrRAoRplNARY.-Lastr

rorEsrRIAslsM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as
~ and gentlemen were engaged in the Ounce a, the bali
rs"shal ardcr. 2tn named James Dusen1uy rode us
Tn,ted hor>e amongst them their very great
~ he refused to 20 out lac seized and ei-c,ed
So with another knight OF eGua daring named Charles
he .e rnp;y hack and forth the side walk from, of
~ e ID 10 the great danger OF the by. They wer
,L soseycr finally caught and lodged III the watchhc
- Day held 10 bail e10 each by justice Taylorto
." ITryNPTEp THrvr.-LGst nigh, man ma
.s.,a Lewis WI: crested ty pm ate Waterman Geary
w. o an unfinished house Mt the corner OF 18th street and
Avenue and attempting TO steal carpenters tools lie was
,mn,,,ei 10 answer.
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POLICE OFFICE.

--Njartha HnuskeI was arrcsted anu
Ss.,..Ins IS from George Whittier. oiihe Sailors
ie lo es,son was arrested and committed Tor stealing
ssnse ss yotc Of WilliuIn Bauta, II Canal s;rce;.
ai non Jackson and Hannah Jcaes arrested and
f'sGsi cf ,,a!isr quantity of wearing .aDn ue tom
s,a'nys 81 1;ione No - Chr,,e N-cat.
a Mrp 3 asse Lad lad ,nKn. IL ,0 IS seTng
ire. 0'conncn boy. was arrested and committed for
so sets knives and forks. worth SIS, from Mcssrs
seai W /. Gillespie No. lS3 Pearl street.
No SHINE was arrested nnd committed for stealing from
Ge's R-hander foot Of Warren street half chest q.
e ns s property Of Mr.. James White. head Of Brook
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c,ToCK OF GOODS AND TRADE FOR SALE.-A
p ellseleced stock of Fancy Goods. Combs brushes
Cutlery Pefumery. good order and suitable iot me
nbun, Business Will be sold fair prices aud on liberal
ierms The establishment mas good share OF trade WINCH
mny be easily increased The present owner leaves on ac-
count of his health. Apply TO , 500 ,,.,,
Its Il = L.,
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CoRONER'S OFFICE
n,rn FROM INFLICTED NIoLENCE-We annnnn.


ID two days since the arrest and imprisonment OF William
"a s..per Of sailors boardu; house No $50 Water street
1.-Two sevc;e s,saut, aud batteries Mis- june a.lt
ihe ,smc VINO then In verJ dangerous state
nlrht Mr. Haieht died, suppc sed Of Injuries re-
I'D To-day .hs Coroner ycs called hold nr iDnnest
nd dspe the evidences 81 violence exhibited by
10 hy and gwen testimony the Jury found verde, of
cath ron disease oil the lungs The will be laid before
~ I;r-nd jury for their acton.
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PORTABLE DRxssING C.sEs.-The subscribers have com
peed their iOr he manufacture OF The above
ot which, large ready nr examination De
nr iurms aud equal IN inlsh to the Imported
this advantage that the articles they contain nte III the
IRE, ulniy and the most useful which the metallic
Table; Tor Seepns ruzors m perfect order The public
yited 10 exune ut Toilet Furnishing store le3 broadway
u.
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MURDER AND ARSON IN THE INDIAN CoUN-
rkY-Wc lenrn from u gentleman just from
.he Indian Country, that on Wednesday, the Il III
instant, the trading house on Little River in The
Greek ~Naton, belonging 10 Mr.. Thomas Hazen of
this Town, has been burned; and two young men,
ibrothers) we'll known and highly respected in this
place, numed Aired, with two other men whose
names we are unable to learn, have been murdered
aud the goods in the store carried off by party of
wild Indians headed by the notorious STAIRS. The
Indians arc said to be Camanches.
Arkansas Intelligencer, July 81.
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Sales NJ Auction, Aug. Is.

By j. NJ. Miller.
leather-9OOO sides emock Tanned Sole LeatheJ1Lisht
weights l4s l5 Middle do li TO l5 Heavy DO 49, 10 IL
Good tismnced ~ TO 2i l5C0 sides Oak Tanned sole Lea
eT Light 2. 5 Middle 20 %. being an advance OF i To
Ao 80 oz Chi" skins 81 3c per b. being advance oil
Go, ~ IA
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Rock RIVER Nj f. CoNFERENCE.-This annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church has
lus closed lis session, III which Bishop Morris pre-
SIDED About one hundred Ministers attended IFS
sungs. Several Ministers, who for various rea-
Nts had been located, re-admitted to travel
sHl had stations assigned them; some were recev-
e by transfer from other conferences, and fifteen
candidates received on trial; notwithstanding which
more than ten appointments remain to be supplied
With Ministers, so rapidly is emigration tendins
bward the fine tract OF country embraced by this
Conference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-16

JUDGE LYScH-Four men, Rhea, Mitchell,
White and Jones, were tried and condemned before
his honor Chief Justice Lynch, The 10th inst at
South Sulphur, Texas, for killing two men and one
boy Of the Delaware tribe OF friendly Indians They
were executed, under said sentence, the next day,
in lhep.esencc of large number Of persons ID.
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RULING PAssIoy.-A chap named Hall; who,
some time since, travelled through upper Illinois,
kc,uriug against gambling, has recently concluded
,cOurse of lectures at Quincy. lie wound up at
helater place By cheating the Herald ont Of an
LqrcfiiSrlnrnL iii.
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4 REMARKABLE MANA few days since, de-
sassd in tins metropolis a humble but industrious
ative Of Ireland, PATRICK Faulkner. There was
70 self in this mau While living his views were
expansive, and he administered TO the wants OF
many. To his two brothers in Ireland he recently
sent each one Thousand dollars and 10 his sister five
hundred dollars. To the sisters OF charity he be-
quealhed three hundred dollars beside several other
logaci in smaller sums, all OF which was earned
by following the occupation OF Johbng wit, one
horse WAGON, Boston Trans.
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c1TY INTELLIG EN- c E i.
THURSDAY.

ACCIDENT IN WALL STREET.-THE two
lhs en- ., "Wednesday frori the wall of the Presbyterian
zen Tno Wall street aud so dTeadfuy injured, are
hu'tD u o,ss o,bul though suffering intensely from their
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Commercial. end money Matters.
OF For commereiai and lfo=cv -aattes. Frs. P,

THURSDAY. P. n.
At the Board TO day Norwich and Worcester Rail-
rond declined TX Canton Co AMI Long Island Railroad l..
and Harlem and Reading Railroad u. Ohio s1es advanced
"a md Stoangton Railroad T. Kentucky si1ea and United
States Bank closed II rs-;erdays pnces.
Bills on London are held o-dty q; 1923 DO on
Paris 2ii.
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CON n + G. 7 G U T
PIE DEPOT,

No. 10 BEEKNAN-srRgET, CORNER OF NASSAU.
DIES ofa quality mgde expressly for family use
Received fresh every morning from Connecticut All are
inyici to call and examine Tor thenIselves.
Orders supplied IN any part Of the cy. Price Va cents
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rP We are informed that steamboat of over
1900 tons measurement has been contracted for
BY new company to run between New York
md Albany, and to form the nucleus of an entire
Few line This levathan will have 40 state.
oom and enlarged and improved accommods-
tons throughout, and will be under The control
Il the most popular commander on the Sound.
uj' The steamboat New England, on Wednes-
lay last picked up the body of a man found float
ny near the mouth of the Maumee river. A pas.
sage ticket from the steamboat Fulton, with the
name of Sherman was found upan him. 1t has
since been ascertained that he jumped overheard
from the steamer Fulton, on her last upward trip.
Buffalo Com.
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E~ Public Mcet:ng.-Al perscns opposed to the
u,ova the General Pos; Office from its Eosc: location
The Park are requested to attend meeting be he'd the
vebu- Of the City Hail Saturday afternoon 81 O'Clock
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NJ SoecinI Meeting OF the sIcchnnirs In
stffute.-A special meeting of the Mechanics Institute w
be held in the Lecture Room City Hail. Friday scenlng
18th inst ats o'clock.
aus p. CHARLES l. BARRrrT Ac;u'y.
r. Tueiff1 Ward.-"COME RIGHT ALONG. -
The Twa;;ti Ward Democratic f,lnv Club will convene
t;h Friday evening Angus L. lsii. r-llgsrnnee Hall
Eighth Avenue between +is md I'll streets Severs GsiD-
risHed veil uddfs the r;5 tnr'es MISSING
several ycn lists known ability Will ,.o rcsere fy
.t- re. tirv with OF their glorious Clay Snngt
TIE .iend. 81 Clay and Fren=huyseG members Of Cnj
GINS a ali ,hcys favor OF protecting American Industry
a;e particularly - :! HOPPER MOTT. President.
y M. 4, GsEs. Es. s; Ti.e Presidents.
E. l. r,l,r Secretaries.
X s:z!eenii, ward Henry Clay Club :
rsc nr r,-etne he Cab ri The dispatch OF business vii
he he II al the Wing Hshd lnnits7 tie I'm
18th street on II ncry evening. Aucusf IS :. 'cock
al6 St NM SNAlL. !OdASUA, fre>2ent
NJ BOARDING.-alts. q IS. having opened The
and co,Ymcous house % Vesey ST.. tho astor House
proers choice o. deirabe to transient permanent;
Boarders C!oon shower .n'r and cod Baths free The
location IS ye.y CENTRAL yet quiet Cni s. Terms moderate
au3ulS
NJ Graham House, G3 Barclsy.-Ci,izens %
trint siers desirin: quiet home. where real Tempe:
diet proe:l 'h-n consisting OF Vegetables Fruit.
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% Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DICK LIGHT RAyETNVs for B2AT sA "a
PER FEITISCS 81 n p inches wide; BAGGlNG. plain
and twile y and a inct Also Grain and Meal Bags ~
BRlNCKERHoFF. FOX & POLHEIUs.
gfsmn 81 Beare: street
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Important TO Merchants and Manufacturers

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TRurNR renders most valuable medium OF advertising
for Merchants Manufacturers and transient advertisers The
Of advertising The Tribune IN view OF the extent Of
circulation are favorable those Of other
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spt Lines ess-Frs insertion . cents
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= Ines.
f.nrly advertisements, to exceed Il lines. with phi
vieSe OF renewing advertisements at pleasure
payable quarterly half early IN ndvanee.)..so !"
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lie Morning and 10 the Evening editions
The DAILY TRIBUNE is served at early hour in any
pan o. this City or Brooklyn CENTS per week paya-
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,or s month"; year payable the Office IN advance
tsons wishing be served will please send IN heiI names
u'oo2h The Pox Olhce o,hefwize.
W Alnanacs Tor IS45.-Tbo American Fam
eis Almanac for 1915, Calculations by DAVID YorSc.-
ina Aarac has been prepsred with special reference TO
eh Bedes the usual Co endar Calculations. Ecipses.
eu Receipts &c. contains Useful Hints for ench month
me Ieai Design for Farm House. with en- Engraving;
,cSeheeoa ard Dssgn of Village Door Yard: Smoky
SAin,oe5,; Pole Beans Shepherds Dog: Hen Esuse Mel
eueuubeH. &C. Crested or Poland Cock and Hen. with
,,"S'e'ne Pruning Orchards; improvements in Agriculture
' SoI tor FEEDING Sheep: Horse Fake: Hanging Gates
"a'uns Mer;no Sheep; Cutting Straw Hay. Corn-stalks
a. Hints to Young Men; Prevention ef Accidents from
DaM; Hot Beds with Dagum: Plan of Barn. with m
Ihsavar; Flowers Corn Coulter: Early Fruit. &c &c.
" PHee Ga cents: 80 cents per dcz; SO per 100.
~ Be careful TO inquire for the AMERICAN FARAzRs
-HANAc. with the imprint Of
aus D WsCH GREELEY & McELRATH.
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we quote specie es follows
Anf &; Cold Old - - '' e; ..se, Dollars. Vs'f
a Paa d! Ss Di fo fa3 !; Il
spunl'h Dollars us, lOii. sayeissns... $
,.,;css Da'lss IT,. us "s Ga'a:,
Do g,Gaer,.. q alCo eons.. 81 =
Tie fo,lc~nr statement shows the cohtitoa OF
the Chsu,cuque Lolr7 Tcn -ero-'ed n the two last
turns
Loan. md Discount, M lssa 50 81! s.s:5 81
$SS ;sassa::::::. IS
Depo.i'es lOsS Hs-
This shows contraction in the a,ocn ct loans nad clrcu-
la,on
The condition of the Utica Branc, Bank at Ca
nanarisus. an the Isl OF August. lsii was follows;
lon. and M az $! $ a sisl -
81 lsa
This is Branch Of the Bank Of Utica. having capital of
$4,000 There has little variation IN operations
The following are the sales OF Stocks yesterday
ct the Brokers Board. Boston.
100 sFares esert Railroad ms. SS-4 do DO DO s-4 DO
do do so DO do do ss-oJ do .mb. 5n 90 DO 10
b30d 91-5O do do do bi5d. 500 do Worcester RaoNu.
lrb il74,5 Readin- Railroad 25s-5 do do do mb 51s
so do DO do smb p rs do do do lrb 2is25 do Norwich
md Worcester Railroad G255 do East Boston CO. 10 div.
sl10s.
The following are the receipts on the Western
Railroad for the week ending Augu.t TO-
Passensefi 81 s Sss
Total. 55I SIS 81
The passenger receipts increased by tie Springfield
Convention s3e5l
The following are the principal articles shipped
Ens, per Canal from Buhao the 9Th inst.
Flour........ bbls LES Seed SO
Pork l!i tutter ana Lulu. DOL
Ashes. no. w DOL. lOeoS
Tolls 81. las IS. Number OF cearances 2
The increase in the amount OF Wool received at
Buffalo up August this over that oil the whole Of
Inst year is-2 go at Cleveland 10000 at Cincinnati.
l53MO.
CANA TcLLs.-Tolls received on all the New
York state Canals viz:
To the 1st Aug 1874. being the frs; lOo days oil 70
To the LIST aug 1873 being the first q days of
nhvisn,lon).. SO. 4o2 W
Incrca. e............ s379. 81 90
OF this increase there is. on Merchandze from
tide
At Albany ard West Troy ...........ss9sE 90
On pIorucs from Western
STATES.
At Buffalo and b. Rock. as Gas 90
Al Oswego. 3l.ssi w
- 93055 co
Loavng rs the increase all other Offices. and .,o ~
'''"' tArgus.
Albany Evening Atlas office.
August II. lsH
Very little movement -four today The market continues
nngud with nles of small parcels for consumption or to
fill orders We hear of .nls 9" ncondernbe lot OF cml.
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N tArgus.
Albany Evening Atlas t'ttice.
August II. 1874
Very little movement -four today The market continues
nngud with of but small parcels for consumpon or to
iii orders of uncomfortable lots OF MchI-
gnn Mt S4 @ and 40 bb good t'enesee brand from new
when at 81 1885 quotation Of 81 40 Will eve Inc mar
ket value of the article. 100 80, 81 ~, H.
The receipts yesterday Flour 6ls3 Ibis Ahe, iS 40;
Pork Az dn Wool 81 0i5 b Cheese l2ill d. Lard lso do
Butter T. IA do; Wheat .9I bushels Oats 1909 do.
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ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
The subscribers would call The attention OF ienleis 70
their and elegant assortment OF House Furnishing Ace
among which are the following
Such Ccln and painted Tubs painted Pals Cc
,I Pals ron and brass bound brass bound Coolers round
an oval. both striped and aain corn Boums NhsSs Flour
Pals OF Boxes Measures Door Mats Feather Dusters'
S'' &C. WILLOW WARE.
Including Wagons, riddles chlldreGs Chns 30 Carts.
Market Baskets nests Knife. Spoon and Key Baskets ako,
large assortment OF French and German fancy and Travelling
Baskets. ,,,r
cren variety ho ut md pnnlshe such ms Col
and Tea Pos. Pans round and oval OF oil Slaos Plates
covered rH 1p .,, snen md MT Hash b.6e
Dish and plate Covers, toee Urns mud BGgns. Chocolate
Eos with mills. Egg Colder Soup Geens VINE si[h,me,s'
with endless variety Of ether articles too numerous To men
ton ,,.,, >, .,,--,, p,,,
Received direct from the mnnuHcory oil some 81 me pest
Sheffield cutters embracing all the ineL KINDS v IVORY nan
died Snve; md forks m sets Of o. and % psce np as
knives sold nie with silver ortscef und chicken
carve.. with blades Of various ensth-Iabls stees-a.0
fine u Table Cutlery. OF American manufacture.
"''r' HARDWARE.
Embracing every article under TINT hend IN the Housekeeping
tnDtnns iIiDn
Pots and Fish Kettles. Soup Dge.ters Preserving
K, es Tea Kettles Ten Bnle Sauce and Pans nh
latter of guilty that will not come OIL en- rays
some rich, sets dzens Bread Baskets hnle fnyo
Cake md Sugr Boxes Ten and Coffee tansers SPICE ana
Cash Boxes Dressing Cases Brass ABoHs ShOvelsnd longs.
Brn, aud e tenle Steel Fire SETS some complete with
i Bnhs' Wafer and Waffle IRONS &c. &c &c.
The stock having Just been lad IN tor cash with e1pe
rcnce great caehe Foreign goods received direct from
the manuncure-the Domestic either mlde To order OF re
the advantageous terms Will enable the ubc
bers who do merit the reputation OF selling
dear compete both regards assortment ana prices with
any similar establishment III the cityour motto be ng. small
profits ard quick sales ,,,,,,,-rr,,opp >, ,ropprv
au1S IS Maiden Lane.
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Ora ii A MS VI A G. a 4 | n E
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1874.
CONTENTS ORIGINAL

EMBELLISHMENTS OF THIS NUMBER.
Yorktown Battle Ground from an original picture BY Gimp
man engraved by james Smile.
Hunting Buffalo: Engraved expressly for GRAHAMs Ma
GAzrSE, BY Cushman. from Original Engraving 6y DuIey
he Wolf and the Lamb Engraved for us by D. NJ G'm'
brede from picture By M'Cready.
TERMS-.3P Per Annum Copies for So, Single mum.
be . Cents ent hy Mail To all puris o the ned STATES.
Subscriptions received or single numbers sold At
ais III. & :. RAfNORS bookstore, 20 Bowety.
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III Graham House, 63 Barclay.-Ci,izens %
tcint desir'n: quiet home. where real en2e:
sncs diet is poe.I th-n consisting of Vegetables. Fruit.
r without s,irpul,u;s nr e> 1 n-liei 10 pa:ronize
TN, house Term. mcderac. Shower oct5 - .,
IL. u
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CHARLES r. WEIR, Portrait Painter.
los LEONARD STREET. GU zwD-
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. MEXICAN MUSEUM. ERIAL GARDEN. AND
a PERPETUAL FAIR.
- Corner Brond WAY and Ann


Every day ard evening this week. commencing
MONDAY, Aug. IL lstt.
GRAND AND GLORIOUS AlTRACTlONS,',r
Splendid pefiOupances every evening nj cocS ana Ne
ucscay and Saturday afternoons. 1T ~.
The Manager happy III benz able to announce an en-
sasement with the e,., q, ,,,>-. .rny,c,
The most superb band OF ETHIOPIAN MEl0nSlS ever
tnown in America Also. engaged be justly celebrated
KENTUCKY WHISTLER
Whose great Whi>tng have nStonishe TIE wnfl,
Likewise THE INFANT SISTERS. FOUR AND sA
The; afe tho perfect prodge IN! meyer f to ne-ee,
Their audiences with their SONGS DANCES, &C. amongst
winch ;hey a. penr. TINS veek, ~ Grand
HIGHLAND PAS De DEAtS!
MR. and MRS. WESTERN. Will appear IN ena'e new
Miss ADAIR, will sing several new and beautiful pieces
MR. g. WILLIAMS the Irish Comedian.
MR WM. WHlTLOCk. BnnIo Player.
MI: HOWARD tho lrithnnisi paEun'nt
Are engaged and make their fist appearance N several
'ho''"S' GEN TOM THrMRS COURT SUIT!
The identical By HIM the OCCASION OF ms VISIT u
Her Majesty Queen Victoria Buckingham Palace may be
seen all times. ,,r, ,yr-r
and SATIN, richly embroidered The SUIT perfect, even
To the SWORD and CHAPEAU ,, ,,,,,
~ THE RENOWNED ENGLISH GffSf ruh
TUNE TELLER! be corsulted regarding past present
and future events a; all hours q: the dny and evening
% Admission To The whole . cents. children under Ten
years half price, IN
IS cents ex,ra 10 consul, the Gypsy privately aul3