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TRUSTEES.
James Harper, Abraham Van Nest,
Jonn b. asala, William b. Cozzens,
J. Leander Starr, Charles L. Vose.
EDWARD Richardson, Joseph b. Nones,
James Phalen, Robert Lane.
John ]. Herrick, Samuel Sherwood.
George G. DE Kay, Zadock Pratt.
Samuel A. Lawrence, Herman ID. Gould.
Theodore A. Meyer, James Cook,
William P. Furniss, Elias II. Aldrich,
John r. Gilchrist, Lawrence Hill,
Loring Andrews, Thomas Monahan,
Cyrus Chenery, William III. Townsend,
George Whitaker, John Breasted,
Edwin r. Tremain, Leonard Appleby,
George Paen, James Cruikshank,
William Burgoyne, Asa s. Crosby.
Sas M Crandall
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SPLENDID JULY LOTTERIES.

June 23-3taw3w
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The Croton (.NutuaD Insurance COMPANY,

OFFICE NO, 10 WALL sTkkkf, IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. ts
THIS COMPANY insures marine, inland nayi-
Il CATION, transportation, and fire risks. BY Its
charter the profits are to be paid back to the assured
IN proportion to the amount Of premiums paid by
them respectively. The rates and terms OF insur-
anee will be moderate and liberal, and the assured
subject TO no responsibility
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|,NRAD SALE OF PARA AND MAN-
UFACTURED INDIA RUBBER SHOES,
in New York-James M Miller, auctioneer. Bish-
store, Wednesday, July 18th, 100000 pairs Of
Para and manufactured India rubber Shoes consist
ing Of
Mems and women's sheet rubber overshoss
sheet rubber and cloth-strapped overshoes
finished Para shoes
Women's (" &c Sc
Misses i"
Womens furred and lined boots and shoes
&c galloon, bound Grecians
manufactured buskins
&C sheet rubber sandals
Mems !"
Dealers from abroad are invited to attend this
sale. Terms of sale will be, under $50 cash, under
$500 four months, under 5000 six months, over
81 900 eight months
June I2-ts
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account Of
each drawing will be sent Immediately after is over,
to all who order from us. Address
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers
Washington City, d. c.
June Q7--law 3wd&,cnif
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NDRktIIIE, September 9Th. 1915. All persons
i forbid trusting my wife ABBEY stage. on my ac.
count will pay debts Of her contracting after
dale. sq3i+ JOHN STAGE.
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parncui = under the direction Of e Hon. DAVID Dse
cErT. LII D. late Chief Justice Of ti Supreme Court q
COunecrcEi, and Professor Of Law and tie Hon
J. HfrcHcoCS IL D., Instructor the Science aud Prar
ice oi Law; and Isaac H. TOWNSEND, E-q Attorney and
Counsellor A. Law.
There Of distraction and Study IN the
School-oue called the prefeoHai course the other
csei he general The object Of the professional
% give thorough iegs -uca;ion 20 those gentle
men who propose 70 enter lie Profession u Law Tie de-
szn Of The general a. more particularly %
ucae appropriate Information 20 those who wish 10 attend
20 jurisprudence a branch Of liberal know ledge.
course " fl special reference % rct< lar, Is iliro
duced ~ often as any Glass requests Il
The Of the professional course for if-on with
slant books and ordinary Of e library
a, M o.-pavute IN advance unless for satisfactory
-For - whole course Of two yrar-, one hundred and
fly dollars For one year eighty dollars For e-s than
one wear ten dollar. month For more han one year ard
Jess han years seven dollars nonih alter ne rs year
The Of the general are twenty dollars Tor me
whole for those who attend mat course ony pay
able In advances and dollars month Tor any e-- tine
TIE professional students will the privilege OF attend
ING the general course and also any additional course
p-asure. without extra charge
The profsfnoAal on the tr- day Of DC
oher and classes for the srH1ra eosr form on ne third
Monday Of October. annually. Students are advised "a on
Al hos. tunes. If convenient; bGi hey are permitted 10 JON
Al any other times
For farther Information reference be bad to he Gaia
oce of Yale College. the Circular Of ts Department
cory Of The Circular VIII De forwarded ~ any psr-on 10
may request By c-ler postage paid addressed 10 ruef "
The Instructors.
NewHaven, August JET, lsia s1o -s"Im
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Pastor Of the NJ. +. Church, Waterford

ROMANCE OF MISSIONARY LIFE.--lt is no small
step, Says Rev. Mr.. Hinsdale, writing from
Mosul,l for an individual TO come down from the
refined circles to which young brethren In the
ministry have been accustomed, and relinquish the
conve niences, not to say Injuries by which they
have been surrounded TO sleep in a mud hut, or III
the stable with his horses, with quilt or rug
spread upon the clay floor for his bed and covering,
surrou nded perhaps with six or eight natives with
even fewer accommodations than himself; 10 ex'
change the well arranged table for the simple sheep
skin spread upon the floor rather ground to dlP
his large wooden spoon into one common dish win
half dozen hungry Koords. or fezidees or Mes
toriaDs drink the pure, and often impure, noun
tain water from a simple gourd shell; 10 ST. on in1
clay floor with fire In the centre OF the roon' anu
neither fire place nor chimney to come down 70
these and various attendant inconvenences' Is no
small step and requires no ordinary degree OF sGn
denial. Yet are there those who are aspiring 10 pe
leaders in the hosts Of the Lords elect or those VINO
haze been exalted TO that high station, who would
gladly follow their Great Captain, who has conde-
sccnded and suffered far more for them 10 socn
we would gladly stretch out our arms, and welcome
them to our hearts, bidding them God speed
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yARON DOMESTIC ANINAIs.-Li


w tons often meriiorous great This
heciion emnonily philosophical has been excited
minds by The sight OF dead bodies lying on the door Of
orc.-wherc the corpse- Of for that
/. tile which refuse 10 legion OF rats. which
have made frightia consumption of COUrisrs ard Sc
msines Liersires-' 49, .
Well Is hs; this ravenous race against which al
kinds OF American powders have proved Intellectual have
got enough In little dose of The excellent pOis1n which
/. advertised In our psrg by Dr. Feuchtwsnser We are.
n not more proud least happy a. this victory than
the asous Wellington could have been Al ihsi OF W sr-
90: and should our friends compare the Massacre c s
brru made n our Office with that OF the Dshaa. could
no, refuse 70 record important an event from Which al
our may derive advantages who come into eon1 q
with those enemies against which Dr. Feuclw anger has
declared exlennilslns war
ICcurrrr dss Efas Uns Of IA. .
DESTRUCTION % VtRNIS-We do positively assert mat
tn PREPARATIONS advertised by DR.. Feuci1w ger No =
Iiberfy-s the destruction OF Nermn, VIII -iiof AZ nr
saws We have ired them and found Them 10 &c uy c A.
ciOas ~ i"Ts "EANsr - - -.
The subscriber viii In every instance al - prep
srn,ous 10, bed bugs rails cockroaches nice moths ant
hie.fas iies horses and c4e easel /" III
All insects attacking The hrds vegetables ne Trees.
i,ly bo.e of tropical clmxes All orders must De very
specific as 20 what object Apply or psrnsa,s 10 ne n an
utsctnrer DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANCER,
snS6 Imeodi.. > Lbertyst near " iharn-
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rewp~rsrce Lecturer.

We are informed that Dr. Elliot the Temperance
Lecturer il abou, visiting Philadelphia and Baltimore
We have Jus, seen letter from Waterford his place Of
residence, from which make the following extract
poc, yIio, iss resident Of this village lie has for
several years past been engaged in pleading the cause Of
T.,nnersnce IN cities and towns throughout large ex
zen, III territory West and NorL with very great success
The poet 10 very able lecturer and his lectures com
biuc 90 much OF originality and variety as perfectly to
epchan his auditory lie Is bold ana fearless champ
on for the Trurh-n his hands the dealer in intoxicating
drugs finds no chance Of escape and is severely yet Just
y handled Besides he is admirable singer and from
his bps Temperance tell with great effect Doct
consistent Christian. .
am pleased 70 recommend him 10 the patronage q ali
the friends Of Temperance az an advocate Of the cause
C. X. MORRIS
p....- ~ .hn N = Church Waterford Y
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COME AT LAST.
WANDERING JEW No. IL. with al the Jack Nos
w Price cents.
TIE Man Of Fortune. By Mrs Gore. Price p cents.
Sldiers History Of ireland. No g. Price = cents.
All tue Cheap Publications fDr -ae wholesale and retail hy
WM ii. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings.
- 1ti- N8--al-st opposite The PARK.
AIRS. Gibson. p Bond-st. Sew-york re-opened
vi her Boarding AID Dag School for Young Ladies on
Monday. 9Th sent current - lw
Mss NARY HiTHaWAh'- school for Young
wi Ladies j. open n No. l8n Avenue Sixth Crc-
lar- Of terms and references can be- had on Application
- 3f-l5fo-
THE MISSES COLES
- OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
ID No Rugers-stret. opposite the Church, VIII reopen
Monday. 1T September au@h y"
FRENCH AND MUSIC
MONS Made. and Msirmilr Gauvan have resumed
wi their Lessons ID French and Music Please apply al
their former residence No 81 Broadway near WsSef-t
-
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GEO. H. WILLIAM 5,

o. EXCHANGE PLACE. @ doors Essi Of Wihanl'
= street, invites hs old customers. ana Merchants gen
orally 10 examine his new siock OF bach blue b4eA a4
Co.ored silks and Sains; Neyet-, BOmbazine Apaccas,
Nous de LANES, Ca.hneres Reps, Fine Olnghaias ara
other Dress Goods; While Camhrics Husns, and Dimi-
ties 81 to s Laces, Thread, Lse. Embroidered Jacunri
and Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Chimi-
Green Gauze Barge and Lace Wells; Taft Sain
and Velvet Ribbons Cap snd Bonnet Ribbons; Wool,
Worsted Silk and Bfoche shaws Dress Hikf, Gloves.
Sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Cen
uemen's Rich scaris, Crsysis. Stocks and Ties. &c
81 obi
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ELocUTToN AND THE LANGUAGES.

- j. HARVEY \. VI. (Profeaor Of Ffoqssnoe and ne
II. so, continues Ls Instructions n Ladies lnsil
and Private Pupils IN he various departments Of
the Ancient and English Language. aud Literature either
hy Puhic Lecture or Private Lesson
suleuf. In Eio-lion efficiently trained on princi
Me- in The different styles of public speaking adapted 10 me
Pulpit Bar senate acquiring that very rare attainment
nafur. impressive accomplished 0rnfOcal delivery IN
Guiding hat utterly neglected but aimporiani branch OF
the Ar relating 20 AcTfuS.
70 Students IN the Languages qualified IN month
81 study College crsiitaby and efficiently
Apply q lli McDougast one door above B'eecAer
sfeo4s
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EDUCATION
REV K. 7. HuDDARTs CLASSICAL AND COM

DEv K. T. HUDDARTvs CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MFRCiAL BOARDING and DAY sCllOOL.-Fnuf-
lsnih-rr-f between University place and lh Avsnle
This Establishment, which has lately been removed rom
H1usOn-freei j. prepared for uc reception Of an ~
Creased nlmter Of Bolrder- NO expense has "n -prfi
T. render Il complete well arranged school icr bny- II
has been built Nprry for the purpose intended under Ms
direction Of o he rr-t architects n e cY, ad Nj
huddar has much -iacOn IN presenting 20 h- ends
Az the Public, an Institution In which every requisite FOG ne
Accommodation convenience, and comfort Of h- pupils =
combined snd such TIM perence Oi many year. hss sas
g,-ei Tire situation =. perhaps Tn most eAgDc "ilch
could have been selected FOR the purpose regards eah
sud facility Of access All the advantages of ur best In-
srucofs and Professors available HE me dement's OF
country residence gained by the outdoor athletic X-f'
cises which can be enjoyed IN the spacious aysfound
Further information course OF study, and other pNu-
cuar- interesting parents, De obtained on appc1L.on
10 Mr. HliGari ii hi residence IN IAN street
n. R-Tne regular Acsdenical ear WILL commence on
the lst OF September after the summer vafsiOn TIE num-
Der OF Pupils being limited In the Day school, vacancies vi"
- filed ~ they occur
For BOARDERs and DAY BOARDERs, who are en-
nrely distinct and seperae applications VIII be received al
TERMS-For Boarders $50 per without accom-
pshnenis Day Boarders SO per quarter Day scholars
So Ter quarter. i.li 3-io- NJ WAF
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And the servant IS free from bic Master
JOB 3, Xix
THrHy they in quiet" the small and the great,
Sleep in peace. nor disturbed by ambition or hate
They have passed from a world Of unkindness here,
To word more cslrn-s Grave more dresr
Oh would were with them twere Joyous to De
Where the Servant and Bondman forever are iree'
When the troubles Of Life forever shall cease
And the presence OF God is Eternity peace
know iii. wrong in Lies short day
In a wosrsome mood TO wish Life away
To feel ,naf its cares and woes but thrill
The Heart ,hs, IL always too cold TO chill
Blu, when in a day our friends depart
And break the cords " bleeding heart
When our hopes are crushed by the hand otDeath'
And the pslsied arm and the quivering breath
Give note that we too, must die
And lay rs down where our friends all lie
OH then il Is sad 70 think how dear
Are the ties Of Earth which bind us mere
And we feel in the mdst Of our JOY and grief
The quiet Grave Is a sweet relief,
July 2oh. Isfj JOb.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING -
wi GEORGE 7. GREEN, 10 Chahsin-sreet. corner Of
Peari-Wil keep constantly hand FULL and COM.
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS. BOYS and chill
DRENs CLOTHING, Of al descrpt made IN the
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE 20 which be would respect
fully invite the attention OF those As he has made
arrangements TO receive Cloths. Casrerei Iesings Sc by
every packet and has secured the services OF experienced
Cutters he pledges himself 10 give perfect satisfaction s
who may purchase.
(,arrsaii plis 10 ordr at tx fhor,ss, notice ar
ruth rrtf y4asf.aii nl2l .if
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RICH FALL GOODS


EOR GESTLEMEN's WEAR. now receiving ri The
Nevfork Cs-l Tailoring Establishment. No. l57 Broad
way. three door- below ~ Franklin House
TIE subscribers receiving their Fall supply of
rich styles. French Elastic Ca-smeres and Nesiug- Also
very nch patterns OF Crzvs >csr- and Fancy Dress articles
Of every description for Genener's wear 10 which they
would invite The attention Of The public.
Strangers and others arriving the city wishing full
part al 0uni vii find this establishment every article
qulste "a complete Gentemsn's Wardrobe Of the latest
STYLES and best fabrics the low e-i cash prices.
Fun suits furnished few hours notice aud for the
vrnruce OF customers requiring garments for immediate
keep constantly hand of the rnr-t
quality and styles equa every respect 10 those made
order. Terms cash delivery and deviation in prices
aui isf j. {. BOOTH co
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TINE Subscriber wishes 10 make snown 70 me pa.e' IA
much Of the biscuit and crackers when ar soia " m,
BISCUIT aud SUGAR CRACKERS made Al MS baArfy
which have been usei By invsds. particularly os- VINO
suffer nom Ind eston for ssD twenty years VIA re
beet results while the limitation. which can 10 MAZE io'
less price, thou perhaps good for person IN hrsIn r
wholly unit the sick The above BISCUIT and kAAt
aso Burrss BIscurr, WINK BISCUIT, BurTEk CkAcktA
WArrR CsAcxsss, PiLof and Navy RKEAp. all of NE hfs
quality constantly for sale al h well known establish
nlenl as wasnls ,on street corner Of Wnr-D-su-et
80 smis' EPHRAlN TREADWELLs son.
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no sTlfANCER~.-The

NO sTKANGER~.-The Alhamra, BroadwaN me
spdBg and Prince is now one OF he hrs places
of sought by strangers coming To The city, ana Jiy
too establishment Of the kind IN this country can COM
pare with in point novelty, and the elegance ana mag
nscence of its Interior with ts marbed court and beautiful
fountain not speak Of the excellence of the Ice Creams
aud Other refreshments offered there. hn2h 2we"uis'
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
w 7,

WN I. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tailors I'm
w por.rs 81 Cloths AID Csssimere- Nestnxs, Ac' 81
Broadway American Hotel opposite the Fountain, are IN
receipt extensive OF goods tor A.. and
Winter wear comprising. French and English Cloths Tor
Dress and rock C.ssere- great vscty ofstyles
Ss satin N--no and Velvet yesing. which will be made
A. can be- found W t couutry An essential point 10 the
economy TO which would direct and IN rendering ne
style and character of garments such AZ must satisfy me
mrafng thai our Of cheapncs- not based
production Of sny other lan first rate garments
such have sustained system OF small pronis and quick
returns and prompted solicitation Of call from those
would really Effect saving Of the extra per cfsse
levied under the credit system
The attention directed the Pautaloon- department
continue 10 offer inducements those whO appreciate NJ
combining ease ard elegance.
In addition 70 the usual assortment Of goods kept by the
trade hand ready made Dress and Frock
Coats P-nfaoon-. Vests sc the requirements OF
those Who OF emergency, require INST suit
Also Fanny Dress Articles 10 great variety; sc Crav1ts
Handkerchief Gloves. >uspenders Hosiery Unfer|ess.
Drawer- Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars &c. Sis q
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During the thus far there has been no demand
for Canada account consequently that branch Of the
Cleveland trade has suffered ihsenost OF the other
ports beyond give the canal receipts there 10 Sep
TENDER for series of yeastoscther with such portion
ofhre leading articles went to Canada for like pc
Rod -
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Gthools.
PRESCRIPTION. &c.

NOR SALE a. tie Boo. Stores ofWm II. Graham TT
bunc Buioings and uihers tie ce.cbrsied Letter OF
tvsrs 10 Polk PKosC EiPIfoS kc Prrsof cents IN
eopv They viii be supplied - per 100 . dealers &c
tere and aso "a persons 10 any Pal. Of the un-d STATE
on order through he New ork POi0ce addressed % he
Agent FOR tie saie Of Evsn.'s Lelier 70 Po.k
fk< Ttfe - JUS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXnIBITiON.

~ meurng fhis evening az La Fayttf HiI IOpTDsIlr
Njbo's1 and continuing nightly, a. o'clock, ant no post
movement on account OF weather The Monster Steam kec
rc, Machine Ben FranAn" being the most powerful in
s,rnnen in the world will exhibit the wonderful and
astounding effects Electrical Science, showing the AurO
ra Boresis Northern Lights! Electrical Sparks Of I'M
er a. intensity and RE at the rate Of hundred per min
nte The Spangled Spiral, The Pri-msc Necklace, &C.
&c Also al the time and place will be exhibited
~ &C in bold relief called The Proieoscope winch VIII
show In view Of the audience at the same time, Our ga
vour" By ThOrswasdes The MadoHns by Correggloi r.
ter The Apostle: Washington The American tagle; Tie
Italian Poes-Dane, Petrsrch. Tasso Arosio; Enbienau
cal Figures Of Fire Air Earth and Water Night and Morn
in and other interesting beautiful subjects The eNh
lon will close with experiments by the Physcioscope. an
astonishing optical INSTRUMENT, capable o mashnyhg e
and women om a. 10 90 feet showing the natural color Of
fe hair eyes and all the mens Of the face and MAKING
The open mouth appear Ike the entrance 10 an immense cav
rn Tlere nothing the above exhibitions thai j. not
warranted By morality well science, or hat oould OIL
fend tie most strictly piOus- Abundance TO The "Loe -
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
I AMPS, GGRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAs, for the Spring iraie.-DItiI,
BROTHER co. No. 10 JOhn.strcet. are manufacturing
and always hand complete assortment Of articles IN
line. the following descriptions. which they viii sell
NJ wholesale retail Al LOW PRICES for cash.
Improved Chemical Oh and Camphene Lamps
SOFA Lamps Gilt and Bronzed, IN great variety,
Cornelius 4 Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
Girandnie- various patterns gilf. sverrl or brouze
snspending >olsr-, Doric Camphene Lsmps
Bracket SOlsr-, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure sperm Oh,
do Camphane Solar and Lard Oil
do BurnIug Fiuid. Refined Whale on ml0y
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Second Board.

The canal receipts at Cleveland of the leading
articles Wheat Flour, Corn Lard, Butter, &c. have sl-
len of largely this compared with last AS will
be by the following table. Ashes and Wool have
considerably increased.
Appended the whole receipts by the canal there to
Sept for the present and previous
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list PnRI.IsHEn-

U'HE AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE being com
i yiau0n from the works OF popular English authors.
from Walton 10 those of the present day. together with the
opinions practices Of tl. best American Anglers,
tanning every variety Of mode adopted In ocean. river. lake
AMI pond fishing the necessary tackle and bats required,
manner making artificial flies &c &c with engayugs on
wool, by a American Angler. For sale by
JOHN J. BROWN co.
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RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETINGs,
For the Fall Trade.


vIVHE SUBSCRIBER Is daily adding 10 his extensive and
well selected STOCK the latest and best patterns Of French
Aubusson Administer, Royal Wilton, Tapestry Velvet
BRUSSELS Threepy and ngrain Carpeings suitable ior The
Fall trade He offers the best assortment OF Oh Cloths
Old ard well seasoned containing great variety of patterns
OF every description and width together with all articles
connected with the trade Strangers visiting the city and
al OILERS DESTROYS Of purchasing The latest and best sly OF
Csrpengs OIL Cloths &c viii find greatly 10 their sdvai
from his long experience and facilities In The trade he
is enabled 10 offer the strongest Inducements 10 purchasers
REUBEN SMITH, Jr, 2A Broadway,
anis Imis. opposite City Hall
CARPETIN(:, Floor OF Cloths Rugs. Druggets, &C.
~ for Fall sse-f antilles OF Competing, or any ar
nce IN the line respectfully invited TO call aud examine
OF the extensive and beat assorments OF Brussels
Three Ply, lpgrsn, and ali Other styles of Carpetng On
Cloths Rugs, &c that be found In the City The entire
sock new, and selected for the Fall sales from the mosi
celebrated manufactures OF this country and Europe In
e assortment many splendid patterns and styles
eoors hich not 10 be found any other store Pur
ehasets may be assured thai they will nd the prices much
lower Than at any similar establishment In the City.
Ban experienced phos,erer will attend the Sting
And laying OF Ol Cloths, making Carpets the shortes,
noyice. w II CI'fOS,S Nav Sor.
- isit Fronting on "a East Broadway and II DvisionsL
TO KENT and for sale eheap-The contents Of a Bill
hrd saloon, comprising two billiard tables, bar &c.
ready too any one 10 commence business and posses
sion given immediately II not sold within 10 dsys will he
IL, Il stands 10 FOOD tenant Enquire 81 1856 CanasL
~ SITS
LII PERSONS having claims indebted W the firm
N of Hszen Eddy, Iron Founders, al Wiiamsburgh.
are requested make payment and present their claims
The assignee. JAMES L. JACKSON.
- lw' SIS aud SIS Stsntoii-sL