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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN The ship Brarens from Hor6rs-NissJ schimer
Mics Johanna Schirmcr Mcssrs Ernest Albert and Her
rner Schirmer l. : Ifnsnn. J I Won Msll-isdi Robert
Gwyun DR. l. Prens-er. Ruben. Miss Trump Miss {
proishn Miss Anna Coro-l-i in the Storage
H. he bri1 NearJersey fr0fr Sarannch-Mrs Robbins
Mr. II Bryan Mrs seward Mss Retningtryl Ms- G
Bryan Messrs W Bloom d 1ildcn. D " Galloway
smith ~ Bryan, Remington u NcIane. Z Nsiccan.
and three sons Jones D O'Byrnes. d x Dillon. N
Hampton Cashier L -iley, OReiiiy. I Watkins. and
swift.
h ne brig Clinton. from Sarannoi-Mrs Sellers and
Mrs Tchcau Nrs Johnson and child. Miss fr'rccrrtst
Mas Guilmartin Capt " G Mile. Messrs Johnson.
Rorcr- Prenderrast g MorehoGse J y hihhe
} Wmship i lathrop 4 Holt T Newton huffman.
g " Davis J. ] STOW and Keller.
PASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.
ia he stip Nec York sai1S from Ctarl sion 0V t int
Col Haync lady children and nurse. f0reare, lady
and child. W stoy lady and child. HrooSa and lady
Negs and lady. Capi Wilson and lady, Ni.sf. / &
J B4ckman. Miss Wilson, Mf- Hayward. Mi-- henny.
Mrs Kenny Rev J II Wleller Messrs 4 Mor,r @ y
Reynolds Topper W II Ierrait J. l. Oakley. John
Johnson and = Children @ " Gi.snd W D Ghianf. II
Summers. NJ Winfield, II + Wirded. birmingham
y kabuck, l. Veal
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Boarding.

ROtRDINC.-Wanle several persons of rrli -ious
- character. 90 occupy rooms with boari 10 new house
ncarthe Souh Ferry, BrO0kyn Par0rs and bedrooms
vacant the second. ,ni third floors Person, who wish
quiet hume with select society invited % cal az the house
l Stale r. one door from Hicks street an2 S.
DOAKD-Niiha well furnished room rooms. wanted
- by three .eaiemcn Terms moderate. Address box
$50. Lower Y - AMI m"
DUAkD.-A large AMI pleasant room, furnished, un no,
- second foor 2S White street, Suitable for per
SONS. boz bad with board moderate Refer
eIce required. ans lwis'
4 IE>TIE,iAN and Lady. two or three -.f gle
~ gentlemen can he accommodated with excellent board
nd very pleasant rooms at u Chamber street 2ioo- vest
Of Broadway hng& &"is
DOARDI>C.-A few gentc. persons bee accom-
ID modsird with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS,
ihbeloOns and closets ad dining, it II and 81 ioOrs
- house No n Chambers street airw dOcrs wes of Broad
way. The are LARGE and AIRY. and the house Il
vel supplied with CfOion water.anta a BATHING ROOM,
I'D which hoarIcrs viii have without eNtIe charge
Differences given and required. Apply al 81 Chambers
street NJ isif
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fE Grand Temperance na--- Meeting Of the
Washingtouans of New-YOrk Brooklyn. Wiliiamsburgh
and Jersey City in the delightful Grove, foot OF Fy.ev
enih street n X.
Committee has been appointed by the Canastreei To
tai Abstinence Association for the purpose Of getting mp
proiracied Temperance meeting, and they have engaged
The above beautiful Grove for that purpose The object OF
the above meeting j. to the dormant spirit of the
Mashmgonans stir up the sleeping energies of The drunk
ard and moderate drnke and awaken the public mind
the enormous and alarming evils of lulemperanee There
this city 1000 grog shops cenced and uncenced
which daily spreading death and desOlaiOn IN our
midst Therefore, behoOves The friends Of Temperance
ami good order IN their strength and check If
sibe this alarming and growing evil The meeting VIII
commence Tuesday, August j., at half past o'clock
Z. NJ
George Hail. Esq of Brooklyn, will preside Tuesday
Rev. DR.. Cox and Mr. James Latham VIII address the
meeting. Singing hv the Friendship Choir
The steamboat Delaware CHpt p. II. Smith, viii leave
the foot of Rvingtonsuce before O'Clock. Marketst
ocl OK, Brooklyn past Canal - before ? Hammond ST.
lgh-st past 1-reuming will land nj the places.
Tickets ~ cents for sale at the Post Office Brooklyn Mr.
Tate 1872 9Th avenue; +. H. Knapp j62 ludsonsireet: j.
Wood 10 Csnast, W. Davis Of Bedford and Nor
tom Aliens bookstore 2iji Ccnirest; corner of Houston
ard -s.is. Croion Lunch, corner of Bowery and d.
visnnsreei and of the Committee. G. Hall, d. Lea J. :
Pool. j. Sockwell, T. A. Walden. NJ w. Crofi J. Menct
J. Qua, j. +. Russell and Ii NJ. Sweet
No persons VIII be allowed 10 Sc refreshments the
ground without the permission OF the committee aul2 IT,
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IRON StFE--For sale some inst rate sec
4 ond hand Safes. Likewise TWO second hand Doors
Vaults % be built IN The wall
T. S-The suh.er Der s continues 70 repair Chests ~ al
make size or qualities, a. 59o Paarl street
VI. MCCORMICK,
aul2Sf Wii'e.uifh Locssmi'h. &c Ac
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rv- Grand Mil,ar, Encnmpment and Ball a

Fort Lee, This Day, tIue-daN) August I-ih I'D WINCH
citizens invited 10 participate.
.frran ecpcnfl--The steamboat Frank, Capt Anncii
Will leave the loot OF Canaslreet al 10 A. NJ. T. NJ and
\. NJ
Morning Bo,d-The let Company National Cadets
Capt John lielme Will muster at Military Hsl at A. VI
march the Institute take The night OF The Battalion under
command of Mai Walden
The 4th COMPANY. under command of Capt Sloane, vii
muster AZ the quarters of The Institute al l. VI.
7sro O'Clock BoafGeueral. Field Line and staff Officers
VIII meet at the Institute al ! 7. VI.
The officers of the 2d viii meet al The same hour.
Estainc Roaf--Sd Washington Greys. Ofcefs and mem
her, VIII meet Col Avery al T. NJ al the quarters of the
Institute Those who proceed by his boat viii be al he
foot Of Canastrcet at O'Clock 7. NJ All persons must be-
provided with tickets from The Military Institute AIS Broad
Nav Tickets : each. Fare hy the boat 6. cents
j. 7. PRISON, Chairman.
p ID LAWRENCE. Secretary. Aul2 IT.
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Amusrments.
ERIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oPER,

LRIAI. LOCOMOTIvE.-rALM OPERA
IL HOi' ~E-irfers-ns ar1 Novel kshhiron and Ire
mr~. by ROBERT A. WEST. ESQ On Tuesday, August
ler. isfs
>rnor MJZlO MUZZi Of Boiogns. in laly the inventor
81 method Of al. Balloons ;hrosgh thr Amos 2hre. ~
which TIE AZ 81 Locurolon promises 10 bc advanced IN an
important manner. Will exhibit publicly. for III nrs time IN
th- country model OF hs-tRlAL LOCOMOTIVE. Con
stuce such .csic fo allow . properties 20 Re pfsc-
lcay exhibited In il- Theatre
mode. Oh proportion suitable o he place Wi - set
in uiolou. srd exhibited tayrrsnS he atmosphere o; LIE
VARIOUS directions the dcfacr % the audience
srl turning senicrce righi and eif OF revolving IN q
verficsl spiral
Before ihe Exhibition. ROBBRr 4 WEST go. vii de-
liver Lecture .Er0sss. or Ar Balloons AMI vii tx
Plain The method ty UNcl f> micllne gutei n ne ar
Tai n- public mas be- assured a his project = not one
OF i-e visionary proposals Frequently offered 10 cspvse
r public -ienrOn proper here 10 stale that VA eN
hihred c Grrl Scientific Convention het In Fi-A. ir
Italy here b. merit. rl1cy sffc.e hy he written
appreciation O. sre number of he scientific persons
prsseni: c was aorwari exhibited with similar spproha
Ton ~ Paris ari has recently ELECTED Ike eNpres
II approval from number %. scientific gentlemen IN
flis civ
NJ MUZZI hopes that BY means Of exhibitions and appeals
Ike the Present be- nsy fnd sts eaerpri-ins enough
20 all Nm 10 constructing machine o. large scse for
nrecucs purposes
The doors will be open Al half past O'Clock To com
rience a. O'Clock precisely.
Tickets - ceuis-may BE- obianed 81 fhe Box OHce on
Tuesday, oefNcn DO and O'Clock. where pisces in ile
boxes I'D private boxes secured
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IMPORTANT HISTORICAL WORK.


II APPLETON co. 1o Broadway, have just pub
~. .h-i->cconi Edition
4 Manual of Ancient and Modern History By W G.
Taylor L. l.. II. Of Trinity College Dublin Rev -ed with
an additional Chapter the United States by Prof {.
Henry of the y. University vol svo. Of 800 pages
: y: bound n leather - % Or Ancient History Seps-
rate. 81 >; Modern do = 80
To the million who have neither The leisure the
means extensive reading Of history this mlst prove
book II bears every page the impress OF close
fhOG git aud extensive research" Tribune
For Text Book for Colleges and Academies, and for
domestic Use, IL Is the best work yet issued"
Evening Mirror
"Iti- admirably calculated FOR universal circulation
Courier and Enquirer.
We cannot but express decided approval Of his
work II Il summary Of all that i most important In the
authentic annals ofhewori book suited not only for the
purposes Of direct tuition but IS manual for domestic read
ing" Journal 81 commerce.
- The work Is already introduced text book m
Harvard Columbia, Brown, Pennsylvania and ~ Y. Uni
ver-itl.s and several leading Academies.
NFARLy RE,DY-Lecture- on Modern Hisory.by Thorn
~ Arnold D. D. with Introduction and Notes, by Prof
Henry Reed Of the University Of Pennsylvania vol
limo. aull
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Summer fasbiono.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

Nb w 81 NANV ANP SOWW 1H V0NDSf
Aliens. BOYS AND CHILpRfNs CLOTHING -
lVl GEORGE l. GREEN. ITO Chshsni-str- corner ~
P-srl--Mil Keep constantly hand W LII and COM.
fLtTE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and CHlL.
DRENS CLOTHING, of oil descriptions made IN The
rAsso>,eLl sr,Is Ia which hr would mos, fcspect
uy The attention Of those M want. A. he hs- made
arrangements CLOTH C.saDere esnags, ~, ~
every packet and has secured The services oi expsfcrcsd
Cutters he psges himself give perec, satisfaction Ia ell
~ho may purchase.
NB-i.srr.ers, made 10 order At ia sAersr s-a
u-fA 1,,r pancf.altfy ml
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,Dr.I,nnning,. Patent Lnce or Body Brace.
miscellaneous.

GREAT RARf.AINS.-Jusi received from auction
NJ large gu nifty of Dry Goods damaged al the
fire By only. wh win be sold very low prices
The good warranted strong and some Of item pcrfec
free from spots consisting In part o Cacocs from 81 % 90
Der yard Apacas from H. 20 l. sd per yard, Furniture
Chinz for 81 worth Il 81 yard Also cases e and blue
black silks from IS ~ Is per yard ~ vide shawl S. al
81 Per yard Also cases Chnz De- LANES for l. 81 ana
l. ID p yard-cheaposi offered. Also complete
-ornefit Of Domestic Goods al very low prices. Sheet
mgs, Shirtngs Bed Ticks shlriing Stripes ,hccss Dis
pers Toweline. sc. &c. &c ). BARKER,
aul1 Sis ~ Grana-s'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
"a SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED
Hamburg ship Bravcns Flor. 81 days from Hamburg
ndse 20 ~chm.d, s. Balchcn
Brig NewJerscy Pickett d. I'm Savannah cotton. %
K y Dcmii
Brig Lancaster -. Richmond. coal.
Brig Clinton Lyan 6 de FIN Savannah. cotton and rice
10 Siurges & Cicaruan
schr W Bradley Penny. I Is IN Ncwben NC. naval
stores 20 : l. Mitchell.
schr Proyidence' Drumnond, ds I'm Chcrrystone
corn. TO II a Hsvens.
schr smith. Brownell DIS i'm Wilmington NC
naval stores. TO John Ogden.
Schr VIM Henry Lopez Virginia, corn
schr Samuel Henry, is I'm Cherrystonc corn.
Schr Mary Jane Powell Baltimore produce
Schr Isabella Ferguson DIS I'm Newbern, NC. naval
stores 10 : l. Mitchell.
Schr pOrtla, Lewis. Delaware melons
Schr Example Van Name Virginia wood.
Schr VIM Burk. --, Richmond. coal.
Schr Home. Mariner, Virginia, wood
BELOW
Ship New-Jcrsey -. from CrOnsiadi, hemp, SC 10
Hicks & co.
Bark Calico, --. from Cronstadt to Aymar & co.
Also a ship, unknown.
The Telegraph reports at sunset ship in the Eastern
ofng supposed The Queen OF the West from Liverpool,
10 Woodruff & Minturns Wind NV.
SAILED.
Packet ship Toronto Tinker, for London
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~ An article rejecting upon the character OF

~ An article rejecting upon the character of one d
the officers OF the New Police. published during the pas
week ia the American Republican" charging said oice
with STEALING the Tribune from No " Maden-lane on
Tuesday morning last 1t becomes my duty 10 sae that sucl
charge had foundation in Truth The paper having been
borrowed by the Private Waterman having charge OF my
Store at the time. WIN. A. CROCkER, y Maiden-ane.
Newly Ork, Aux. II, 1915 aulS 10
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pANIEL ApEE. lo7 FuLToN.srREET.
EVA LARREE. on THE RESCUED cHIEF
ENGLISH PAPERS

DER TIT GREAT BRITAIN
L Wilmer q smith. European Times. July y.
London illustrated News,
London Pictorial Times,
London Punch
Bell, Lie in London, July ~.
Dublin Nation july ~.
few copies on haAd. J. SMITH HONAN>,
.lS HrO.iWgy
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IT. Apology.-Dr Banning respectfully informs those
who were pointed in finding him at his office al
verised, Friday last that he detained AT scheneca
dy by he conveyance arriving late for the hoals-ond
that he will be his Office 1877 broadway. "Wednesday
OF this week, from \. VI. to u NJ and from to I. NJ
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q and eed inst at schuylkil Haven, Pousyc and Or
uigsburs respectively.
In the Northern part of Iowa money is said 10 be
worth 25 10 50 per cent interest
Amount of Tolls received on all the New-York
- l.....l- IN ca.h nl Nh. tllIo,.-nu ,-on.. III.
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RICH FALL GOODS


EOR GENrLtMtNs WEAR, now receiving a. The
New fork Cash Tailoring Establishment. No. ls1 Broad
way. three doors t~low the Frsnkin House
The Subscribers now receiving their Fsli supyy Of
rich STYLES French Es-,c lassuefr-, and Nessng- Aso
rich patterns of Cravss Sc,- and Fancy Dr-s sccs
81 every description tor benrncns w,u. 10 which they
would invite NE. attention Of the public.
Stranger. and oilers arriving Ia he city. wishing fi ~
partial outt. viii End ai this e-sh.hnen every artc"
gllsie 10 complete Gent,msis Wardrobe u tfo latest
styles and best fabrics, al The lowest cash prccs
Pull suits furnished few hours notice srd lo' the
ven-uce OF repairing garments for inins III.
Keep constantly hand assortment OF 'he finest
quality aud Attest styles every respect a. those made
order Terms delivery and no deviation prices
aus i.H J. &. BOOTH co
SUMNER CLOTH AND BED sA,hs-A ago
- a..nrcni In aud improved styles al ~ Broad
WAY, American Hotel Nm I. JENNINGS co
auh t.i-
SUMNER GOODS tor Gsntsinens ~ear-We have
~ still on hand large assortment of s'asonabe gods. COM
pr-ing cloths Of particularly hgt isbres for Dirss sod
frock Coats, Dnlings Napkeen, and single mllled Cas-.
for Psntaoons Chnlly aud Narcotics Ncsthes IN
great variety which Will be- made to order nj deduction
from usual moderate prices, Ia view Of the advanced
of the season.
WM r. JENNINGS co, Diapers and Talors,
iyiwf 81 Broadway, Amsncsn Ho'ri
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~ The Improved Hou-ewifc-by Mr.. A. L..

Webster This work has already passed through five
editions, ana sold by the agent only, No IL Beekmans
The Bua Advertiser at H altogether the beet book
of The kind that has fallen under eye" and De
oii paper consider IL far superior to any pub
shed sour New England and Southen exchanges al speak
of il as being the best" The New England Primer sold
ahovp aul2 lwt
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Nm M JoNrs. Aucuonccr
Boston Auetlon Sales

DY Il. Z. Il d. kICul, ~ aud 81 broads street Boo
Don ON WEDNESDAY. August ~
BOOTS, SHOES. BRoGANS and hATs-l."o e~es
Boots shoes. Brossns aud Hale
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luSuruure.

MERCHANTS FIRE Insurance Company. Olce
wi No ~ Wal-sirect-Nocc. al persons holding Poll.
of this Company earnestly requested to call A. the
Office without delay and cancel them thu, they may effect
Insurance In some other Company. b. ORDER
aulI lwi,s 4. H. Mi'LLER. Secretary.
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L writing and printing by sound Taught 10 ndlyidutl- or
classes At the Of A. IA Wheeler, iGrane Buildings
corner Broadway and Cham0erssil elsewhere n desired
hy @. Pundle. For ELECTROMAGNETIC and Phonoypc
rnbica,ious xc al9 81
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DLATFORM SCALES, weighing from 10 s2o be-
L OF p Labarfes manufacture warranted ecra o any
IN the Tnitei States tor sale hy 4 :. MARVIN. .
aull2W i8'. Wafer-sf Agent for the uanuf.cflrrr
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~ BENJAMIN Albro, 4 Co... No.

20 Grand SIS are selling Lsmp on that gives clear and
brilliant light purified from all shiny substance that be~neir-
hc lamps add renders the light dim Also pure Juice Old
Wines for medical and other purposes. nll2 lwis
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CASTLE t.AEDE>.-Th- doors viii open a half
y past o. snd the performances Wi commence ats ococA
Tuesday evening August ,ih the performance viii com
mencc with the Musical Introduction. Aiter which me
Opera viii b. given parts. snG entitled Som
An-Bul Oe-A-Mesn-Her. >1uurs La >creccher PoTg's
kuIef-ow Signor Pa.r-O Hoses lnicfm'sson Of halt
an hour Aner which tic Tom Msgn.fcsut CosmorsmSs 49,
Afer which. Overture 20 the Bronze Horse.
Inns i,sr
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AIBi.O'> t.NhDEN.- No Vu-l ltfI,nitut al I'M.
tahshment on account ~ the weather. the Grand
Entrance from Broadway 10 ~ Saloon i protected
tho New saloon which ventilated rom ihe top snd sides
can enc osed A moment, nolc Doors open a. Per
f1rlu,nce 20 commence al Tickets ~ crgis Tuesday
Evening August ish-rhe performance viii commence
h the Come iv of the Nervous Man snd he Man OF Nerve
Mr. Asren. VI P'scde M>dsne. Mr. Brouehanl. Aer
which Pas De DegN. by Misses Ceesr and fartnsion-
To conclude with 'le comic piece caei the irs Tutor
III. r---.-. NJ E-.r-- | I N
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M AIOn VIII DE- IVI8s Alu V'elI' ~,
coney leland eagng Piefs foot Of Canal o., Pisr a. ana
C.arne Ferry Brooklyn, al least three tines durbg uf
49, FOR he Eoun o. starting bills and Sunday pspef-
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DINDiNC. of every description executed b. Frances
ID \ Lonire. Manufacturing siaioners y Maiden Lane
ieiow William street Particular attention given % Oh.
Binding Of Periodicals. Music and re0indins Of Lbrarr
Nc ~ aul2 ~
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DISASTERS.
The Venus arrived At Mauriius April 20 I'm Madagas
car with The Of the American whalers Emerald
Lakcman Of Salem last reported March 81 with lG
sp OIL and Lucas Borden Of GBediord last reported
(feb 90 with loo VII and 20 sp which vessels were
Of March
Brig Baltic (of Baih) Moulion from Boston reported
arrived Wilmington NC 3Qth nit had only arrived be-
low that place. letter Of the ID inst states she went
ashore in heavy gale high and dry The bar leaks
badly, and il expected would not be got Off Her
CO. lime and hay had been landed on the leach III con-
sequence of some Of the lime having taken ere
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GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

NJ Drupsy, Gravel Inflammation Of The Bladder, and az
diseases ~ the Urinary Organs Dr. c. c. Eangnrs 9
g-Ahe Lbeniripuc Mixture 4 Tie only certain reme'iy 10
The above class Of cOnpan,s IL has been gsd for many
years by the proprietor and has never failed 10 erora ~
re- e. III first bottle proving the virtues u NE
Ire srty Suppression and III diseases Incident 70
males successfully treated by this article As pufe
Of the Blood /. OF the rs medicines OF ne dsy
All ana .ccouu; u the virtues Of this Aiei,e
call upon The Agent this City, where Pampncts may N
obain-d grais containing certificate. ~ ~nicn you -
NJ rsn- INV one Bottle only and vii and ma, feA-i
vi ch ts- proprietor confidently offers For sac ~
Nm BURGER 81 and 81 Courlsnd-st
.ts,,s. Wholesale Agent
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

-Pafronle yosr Manufactures, and thy mi ereei"
ISESsESDEN 4 HALE, Commission MERCHANTS, for
+ he sale OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES. No %
Piae-s,. up stsir,. New-York VIM w. FEsSENDEN,
nvso 1avsm,s. DAVID A. HALE
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

At MIDDLETOWN CTS. CHASE, l. NJ Principal.
n THIS Institution = located In the City of Mddeiown,
within half mile Of the Connecticut RIVER The beauty
heaihuness quiet and morality of the Cry render u most
desirable residence for those intending O pursue course
of study The ruuher Of Boafier- limited. They rcs ic
n he family with the Prime pal and Teachers who spare
uo pains 20 secure them all the comforts Of pleasant
home regular course OF study j. pur-uei loun. La
can bee prepared for teaching ~ complete thorough
practical ana accomplished Education.
The Charge for Boarier- i $3.50 per annum. Music.
Drawing Painting. and Modern Languages being extra
sessions commence August j. November IS and May l-,-
Circular. may bee obtained Of RGv. H. CHASE No. u Mar
let ifrce,. Ncr l01k. auf [NA-aw l<NDA INV
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NEW JUVENILE

NEW JUVENILE
- INGlNG BOOk.-Jusf published the Young Nelodist
- Achuce collection of social Moral and Patriotic song.
composed and arranged for two and three voices. by
VIM b Braihury author Of the Psamodisi. school Singer
aui Young Choir The work Will excel any OF the authors
former juvenile Books MARK H. NEWMAN
aIl2 Publisher, 100 Broadway.
II SEE THEM ON THEIR WINDING WAY -
rlNOU RSrS n search oi health pleasure who are ira
i veng through the Northern and Eastern States AMI
Canaia. advised to enquire al The Bookstores on their
route for the Pcue-que Tourist being guide through the
most interesting portions OF North Notwithstanding
maps aui Illustrations Price - -. For sale together
with general of Msps and Guide Books by the
publisher, laui2 ~ j. DlSTI RNELL, lO2 Broadway
NEW BOOK
MARGARET, a Tale 81 the Real and Ideal Blight and
VI Bloom, including Sketches ~ place not before des
crhed called Mons Christi Here Is something original and
new for our readers. The author has thought
proper conceal his name, but have no hesitation IN
-syur viii attract attention and interest than any
work by an American author which has been published IN
the last twelve months. BURGESS, srRINGER co.
auq 3eGiis-
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-n-~- GKANp ENCUK,IUN .roana !.

4 SsfSs-ESisn Island. stopping at COMFY IL and, on
ESDAN, Angu-t 2, l3i5.-rhe splendid
upper deck steamer TELEGRAPH, with permanent avn
ngs, viii leave Csnal-siiea a. o'clock T. M-fikctu'rt
a. ~ L. M-ri.r No. |, East kycf) al ? L. NJ
Fare for the whole Excursion . cents Refreshments on
board Every effort VIII be made Ia max. This one OF the
most agreeable sons yet feresi 10 the public
should the weather prove the b"
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TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,

4 SURE PROTECTION against the injurious effects Of
"A lead, offered by the subscribers al e same price
at which common lead pipe can be purchased All plpes
sold hy them stamped " LOwhcrs Patent TIN Plated
ripe,' aud warranted perfect DO every respect
On hand and constantly manufacturing all sizes and
wei ghi from % lbs, per foot snd of sizes from
to inches cahre. and can be made any length required
aul2 SIN IOWBFR 4 LIE ROY. 81 Me-t--t.
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-hent NJ tide water for the

Reducing the Wheat TO Flour. there Is decrease ~
the receipts dcwaier equal TO 57Osc barrels IN elo
OF the receipts for this year 5O42lO bbls Flour and
81 o63 bushels Wheat in at Albany the rest At
West Troy and Waterford.
Oih receipts at tide water to the close OF the month
Of July Tor seven years have been as follows