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!. ,trRIC.\ ,IISEi-M.-THg ORPHEAN FAN

n lily give their Grand Concerts n the Lecture Room,
n conjunction with other splendid performances. this
3e-.o3n ~ s. uck ard his evening 81 s. The mana
pr be- also slaseGC o. Chathr together with he SCOT
IN Mammoth BOYS iv,ng Oyang Ouiang living ~ IN Ca
fr-. Iyi-ly Monster SraSe Wsx Model OF Inc Human
Gadv In addition ihr following performers sre en-
sSsr3--Siss VI he-ier. Miss E Julien; Crest Western
Y,rsee Comedian. Peie Morris, BJly Whiilocs Also.
Malaule Notwithstanding Views, Chrcuia.roPe, SC
Ataiss on 25cel;<-ciiidren under To- ~ cents aG>+
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amusements.
NIBLo'S GARDEN.

Two Cspi;al Pieces
MI. CRISP. Mrs CRISP, Nj CHIPPESDALE. Ms.
LOWELL. Mr>. WATTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. August -.
'sE PERFORMANCES 70 begin - 8 o'clock with
seTosite Overture
A;ter which The sisyal; Vaudeville Of
ANT HEs RI NEVER WON FAIR LADY
X - srs Lowell HEy C'ornez-..Mr. Cri>p
D-rtes> 4e IorreneGva. .....#..-.Nr>. Crisp.
10 ccnclcte w:.h The Comic Piece called
SKETCHES IN INDIA
St Ha'iAe'v Scraggs -. M. ChippsHda.e.
LON Nj Chs? Lady ScrssEs..-Mrs Cr;,p
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hORArlO HILL Auctioneer.
by COOLEY, REESE & HILI.-Store No
JOHN J. V WESTERVELT. AUctionreT
RS WILLET ~ WESTERvELT-Store

70 WTLLET u Observation-Disclosures rs
~ Sprucc-sL TUESDAY August 18th
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Room
POLICE SALE-Will sell nj Auction all the unc aimed
property remaining the First District Police Once Halls
OF Justice consisting In part Dry Goods Clothing OF ali
most every description. jyito25th
The above sale postponed until The 9Th instant at the
same hOur anu place. aus
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~ now Trc-!y b. ;rvlrr; arrivals great ra-.s=
~ --rx .rvie- Of House Furnishing Goods, such AL
blaze chans yssoa asa Hash Dishes Nurse Lamp VIII
Tn ,rraI! bras. and Pa1.het Tea and Tcddy
Ke:te. CoE-e Besgins stands, AreaaediAns and Stu
los CoSee Pots ps-ier1s Japaaced Caadlestcks 70
-t- rith eEerv other desirable article house kee
fns. SMITH, T0RRET co. IS Maiden-sne- ans
DEAD THE HERB DOCTORS advertisement
Ilon the outside also al the NsvF-fork papers
aus i-:s-
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IL Fall Fa>hion>.-Bee6ta Cesar, Haers 80 Broad
WAY vii Issue the Fall Fashion for Genteuens HAS
Saturday. August 18Th Also, the new styles OF Gents
Youth and Cbi,dyeI'S Caps
They ,, also open on the day few of Par
i. mad Castor ChapesuN for otcrera new and eeauti-
81, s-,,,. au25 s.
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General Notiees

c- To the Iaties.-The ouly place where car b.
Obtained the choices; Perturas-v, Fancy and Medcs,s
soaps, wye;lls Cream Ct Lilies, MIX OF Roses, &c q:
,oi-.rsf- CO. liz BrUohiyn M-crii- and Pr.,s
~ Depot in. FUilon-s; 5rooklru Dr. T0-russr.s Ss
sapsa and ell other roPusl medicines a7vays DC hazd
ie1i e-nec.ti.-
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General \ Offices.

The outward packets tor Liverpool anchored at
the : " spit wind Bound
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~ Scbrinc'. Restorative,

~ ScbrnGS KestorntlNt.--4I! IT F'eAsII,. !.I'7II-
cine Is urver-fainc remedy for Dyspepsis ana Nervous
Affections It for Sick and Nervous Head
Spiriis Il correcis morbid o. Tie hillary organs
and very ecacons II relieving F.atulerc Coc>, and
similar CON plants OF Stomach and Bowels. Il speedily
promotes he return OF strength and activity al Of
Debility restores healthy appetite, where this greatest OF
blessings deficient; and natural consequence gives
tone and 1907 the whole system
~ Prepared by G {. SEBR!NG, TarryiowH, y. Y. 10
whom orders may We addressed
Sold IN New-York al wholesale and retsil by \ 3. D.
Sands Drug gss Fulion-s; WiNiausL Sold
also NJ rs Broadway and = East Broadway and by Drug
sls generally throughout lie United STAKES Price 81 per
bolt;e ,na0 lseodu
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Using Agency, Tribune Buildings, Newly ork embraces
most of The best newspapers OF all the and principal
towns IN the United States and Canada Tor which he duly
authorized receive advertisements and subscriptions and
fully empuwcrcd 10 glve receipts
Merchants, manufacturers artisans and ind'duais gen
orally, besides public institutions, Incorporated companies
aud societies Who wish 10 advertise IN, subscribe
spSprrs any section OF the country, respectfully
invited t. examine Tie fi.o-
To remove all doubts and misapprehen,ions the Agent
hereby nofsS the pub.u that person l. authorized by
him solicit advertisements cards subscriptions Tor The
newspapers for which lie is the only authorized agent
The annoyance merchants and others, growing sut of
numerous pretended agencies IN this CIV renders the adop
ZION ih> essentially proper guard against I'M
position.
Those therefore, who wish business with his
Agency and avoid u>ikc- respectfully invited 20 hand
IN their orders the Office address y. b. PALMER,
American New papcr Agent. Tribune Buildings.
l>- Tar CoST ADVERTISING IN country papers, III
of the cities and hrou shout the Union IN which the
paper, published, together with copies Of the several
papers which he i The duly authorized agent may be
seen ~ hi. Office in the Tribune Buildings jy3WSSisu
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- ENOWLEDGE is pOWER.'

l|IRST AMERICAN EDITION, with many additions
L and corrections by eminent American scholar, and
illustrated 1y upward OF 50J Ensravings
Chambers, information Tor thiPeople or Popular Eucy-
-op-dia embracing al the branches Of general knowledge
necessary .o cons ti.s;c yel.-Iuouued man.
No. J. is; published, price - cents. contains As;ron-
ony Gro!ogy Geography: PHYSICS! History OF Man
China; The Ocean: Naviguoa; Maritime Discovery.
The plan which Ai- eork : formed i select he
III eci- wicE 70 = important that people, who rr
liz sa.ue OF sound eIuca IN should be- well informed
Tie ruling objects OF tie accomplished authors lthe Messf>
Chambers hEr. been what may b. expected 10 prove hc
means OF -e!cdlcao1 IT, people, generally whether
enjoying the means OF Acn,cmic instruction or not
For sale wholesale aud rsfiil, hy
Burgess S,riu-er 4 Co broadway aud Nln->.; ". H.
Graham. Tribune Buildings Long Brother So Ann->
W. Taylor NJ. A>tor Hau.S.
y Canrl->.r- wap-d--uppv ~ above ans 1fi>
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WATCHES, JEWELRY and silver War

e WATCHES, JEWELRY and Silver Ware
~ The subscribers continue To have for sale fine
u 4 assortment Of hne Gold and Silver Watches Of
Sf the most approved makers, which will be- wsTrEn.
correct GmeAeepsrs, and offered at the very lowest
cash prices
They instantly receiving The latest styles OF FASH
lonabe Jew.Ny OF every description including Gold Fob
and Guard chains, Breaspins Ear rings, Fmger.rings
Bracelets HGsd Ornaments, &c.
Silver spoons Forks Butter Knives and Sverware gen.
orally a. the manufacturers prices.
brtAEnawaf., tine Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c. Waches
and clocks repaired by experienced workInen-
LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER, 1s5 Pearl,
an2 h COZ Of Eulton.sL oppo.!te nted states HoleL
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n CHAMBERLAIN, Aucuoneer-Store No II
-. SprGct-sL-Libera advances made Goods
signed for private sale, be sold auction Outdoor
sales carefully attended 10. aad respectfully solicited
Prompt returns MADE.
FRIDAY, August nSih,
A. In o'clock, 81 the Carpet Factory ia lS5th.s
avenue, Harlem.
SHERRY S,LE OF Carpet Looms ( Looms, Wrapping
Slaehne Rolling Machine, Shaving Machine | Here
lndW GA
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~ OSE VOL. svo CLOTH Gilt: $50 pages-@l Isl, this
fddy published by Carey \ Hart. Philadelphia
The Miscellaneous orks OF the Rlghi Honorable sir
james llackin,os Edited by his Som three vols com.
p.ee IN one. without Gbrdg cement, forming the Eighth vol
OF @ The Modern British Essayists
List ot Authors published IN this series IN uniform Size
~ ..acL. .l-l
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NETWORK HIGH SCHOOL

THI EpCCRrloS OF YOUNG LAulEs.
- 1.Ig Grecne-st. between Clinton and NAvrr.y-
place, Washington sgIar-rhi- Institution "a
der IN. management Of Professor and MIR. VILE
PLAT who aided by the mos; accomplished a. i
anti viii open for the reception Of pupils on Monday the
7iu a.. Scprnber.
For farther particular. Circulars which may be had
the Bookstore o; Ncssr-. MHrrenner, Lockwood Co.
~ Broadway, and 'ie Institution. uu.u awMW&S'
~ Second Wmrd.-The Naive American A.=ocia-
non OF the Second Ward held spirited meeting on Mo
dav evening the 9Th the second Ward Hotel, when
thu following officers selected Tor the ensuing
For President. John \ hiu. Wee President, A.
fred Dorou: Secretary Jane. Ev-rde: Treasurer, j. {.
Brown
Delegates lie General Executive Committee John
\. King. Thomas r. Whitney and James Everdeu.
Al tins meeting determination 20 enter the fa cam
pain with igor ard perSevcrc until the Conservative
people the mon shall unite with in the good work
ey!ncc and having completed the organization Tor
The wear TN. meeting Ted ioufned.
\. q THOMPSON, Vice President.
THos Il. WHITNEY, Sec pro tenn II
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aueiioH Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctioneer.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-S,ore
Da4 Brpadway.-Liberal Cash Advances made on co.,
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~ CcoIopicnl lIccting.-T

fEc' Geological lIcctina.-The yearly meeting Of
the American Association Of Biologists AMI Naurallsts
XII! he held ia Tn. City of NeTY orb. AZ Columbia Col
cge "Wednesday. sept ? AT II a. NJ and be continued
Tor several days Any evening sessions addresses VIII
be the N,wYo University Persons Interested in the
progress OF Science are invited TO attend.
JAMES TALLMADGE, Chm. Local Com.
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pes N prunsyvana sone hare gwen pubic nocc- thai V
3. Palmer inei- criy axssrt-ss Gse II ne Ges OF New
York Pbi;ss.lphs Boston and BALTIMORE For names CT
Papers see Tribune Of l7,h inst Al The psPers Il Dea-
an6 many others other States hsTs gwen similar
Jy-D 49,
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Grllools

'THE r>L.. TEHNI Of Mr. HGGtRSS Classical
L School NJ. ~ SCltiareai-. La- commenced. The
Course OF Instruction embraces Tie various English
branches. together @1tA tie French, Latin ani Ureeh
\ B.-Classes III Book-keerus. arithmetic ana Pom
mansip WI formed ear. IL October next a2u !.N ar
SCHOOL FOR BOlS-IGa I7lh-si. between ,tt AID
- OH Hvrnue>-Wu. Walker Principal TIL. schoo,
NJ. be opened fJr the reception o pUp-on Monday, Al
gust SIS. AUS lN
MISSES C0LE-'S Boarding Eni Day Schoo. tor
VI Youns Ladies W. RItgelsst toPposite Tie church.,
Will reopen on Tuesday, Isl September Ru-t ~
INSTITI TlON OF ME~sRS. Alb B0TT. for the
education OF luHg Ladies, ~ f!uA>ioH-> tuG Mount
Vernon School for Rnys, - Berc"e9---
The Fal! Tenn for Lie above Institutions vii commence
Monday, Sept Copies "f lie prospectus b. pro-
cured a. the book store OiSaNioG Nile no Broadway,
or III The Institution u IIou-.ou--t. Gu2 WASs2w
BOARDING; tND DAY SCHOOL Tor Young
I'D Ladi-~.-Nr- BAILEY Viii be- happy 20 receive her
Pupils Monday lie 7i Of september al No ia Carroll
place, B.--ckrr--L. au-7 )"
SCHOOl.s.-Ney-4o rs Grammar Seh9ol. $50 Br9ad-
SwHy.-CHARi.E.S H. LYON, \ VI. PrHc.paL-Ilis
School ~ b r-opened Tuesday. sept Isl the Course
OF Instruction embraces tie entire range % Collegiate and
Commercial studies. aus wv
MIR. NOUNt;'~ English and Classical School. IS
VI Eourti>i ei. reopen lie - Septer.ber-The
French spanish German and Italian languages taught
without extra charge 1.-TWO pupils VII b- received INTO The
Principals family, T. bUarder>. su-i dt-od-
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Boarding.

DOONS. FURNISHED or unfinished, 70 iel IN a
Ladeiglul Location - Joints Pars. References
exchanged Address bON No. 1897 Low er Post-of'ice
du2n lyvl>-
TWO GENTLEMEN ana th-ir W ives. and one or Two
single single gentlemen be pleasantly accommodated
with ana board n 4 snail, quiet family az 53 East
Broadway. Rooms pleasant and terms reason ab.e
au26 ~,
TWO or THREE Young Gentlemen ani Gentle
Il aui his VIE. obtain pleasant rooms -d board
by applying at No. 2I Fulton-s e- side ~ Broatwnv
References exchanged. aul9 6teodi--
DOARDTNG-A gentleman ana ms wife and TWO or
ID three single gentleman mty - accommodated win
board AMI pea,au, rooms in small private family byap
plying Q, l49 Franklin-s- auS u
DOARDINis-ln Chambers-L-A gentleman ana ms
ID wife TWO single gentleman can be accommo-
dsted pleasantly at &c Chamhers-st. sulG stf
BOARDING; IN private family ghborhood euie,
Dsnd respectable Apply ct l66 f.nsl between Grand
and Bro0mest aul lmis'
BOARD WANTED. Two gentlemen wish 10 obtain
ID board and rooms down town. Persons having good
accommodations mey aldres, q and r. TN, Office aU-o 5i
p0iRD-Near Nashlnglun-,quare. i pleasant bach
ID peror be- IuJ 29l tourt-sL WIKI board 90 let,
single man without hoard. ~ d prl. s.t family aux
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Eg SEE Marine JorRvAL. FOURTH PAGE

ARRIVED.
mp Helen. t5 Sac Earhor) Hoyt. p ds I'm EOr!eans
assorted cargo. 70 Slate Gardner Howell lotl INST
in LAT 2cloug - - spoke schr Nassau, from NeyOreaHs
Tor Charleston Storage passengers.
burg Iune % and Elsinore July 10Th. inseed. &c 10
Aylnar :. Co sailed in from - P wi;h bark Peru
Harris Boston I'D inst OF Nantucket south
Shoa spoke BRIG Geo Shattuck from Boston Tor MOBILE
Brig imethy-, anderson. l. d I'm Luoec Ne plaster
10 Brett {. Fo-e.
Cienocsc big Caroline RATE 30 d. In Antwerp in bal
last and Id Storage passengers 10 Schmidt & Balchen
=chr Eliza sawyer, l6 de in L'bec Ne plaster. 10
master.
sclr Tanpico. Fu'tord ds I'm Wilmington. Nc. naval
.,ore- 20 sanl !. Mitchell
BELOW
Bars Mason Barney, I'm Rio Grande, 10 " " Deforest
& co also br.g unknown. Wind + +
sAI.fD-ship Anson, Tor Charleston.
MEMORANDA
The outward packets tor Liverpool anchored at
the : " spt wind bound
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e The [. =. senate OF IS42.-The subscriber.
respectfully Ec-ouucs heir large -zzotIu
OF The United Sg:eS Se-s-- comp eied AMI Kill W sho
ae be published THOSE VINO desire 70 scs.~e e.rI- M
presso15 are United % call i; the z:.ssl i..e-t
le-y and EXAMINE m --e-e-T1=-
sUI3i.u ANTHOSI. CLARK / CO - 5ros:-vav
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~ The Attention OF Everybody i, called tc

Members of Association invited re-ser their
names aud address the rooms OF the American Institute
IN the Park aUlg 2aSi-Nd OF
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.T-@ ,CONEY ISLAND and Fort Hamilton

saal..z...N Landing the Greenwood Cemetery
Dock. each way. Fare l2i each way
Tie steamboat PROPRIETOR, Capt II. Alulan, will on
aud after Monday the 2ih. commence running regularly
C0nry Island and Fort Hamilton. touching the
Dock GONvanu,. giving passengers opportunity of
viewing Greenwood Cemetery where they can spend
hour in pleasant promenade; returning early hour.
Leaving follows Canal--L9! \ NJ and y z. NJ; White.
hall 10 A. VI and 7. NJ Couey Island lll A. VI. and 5
=. VI. touching at Cow anus each way.
uu2i Ills Z. BEiLBY, Proprietor
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ARNOLD IMPROVED s.s. asssr w.s
AhaSHne 70 - 70 wears saves more than half thu
r s md eIi tme bssrn. Of he wear The eoe. com
Pets1 VIZ ,rr ,Fir, large guilt and IL not liable 70
gNan,iy ode Many thousands IN IN this and
gSt ~ % S,sr. and approved above Size 10 BY 80 IL
III and sold by II. V. TEALL rear Of pa Adams
sh1 go JoLnsonJ Brooklyn, l. l. aul9 3lisWFM-
~ C9ANCERY.-Before the Chancellor Mari S.
grown Adm'.rH, &c u John Il OIdershav and others.
sI for foreclosure Of mortgage. 5. II. CIapp Of New
TOrk City, Comprs Soi.citor.-John II. Odesthaw
ard wife whose place Of residence IN the State Of Ceor-
ga AID Ann Seabury, Exx &c. whose place OF resi-
denee u the State OF SewJersey three Of the defend,
ants n his cadse required appear N this cause BY
me teth day Of November the Bill lied there
N will De iaksa as confessed By hin GUS ia~sw
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- EN- hSitN> 10 nc Ft>uluS bhilN>-
isasss.Sz-.JSr ns steamer NORTH ANlERlC Avn. make
excursions - the Fishing Banks on We'd
ur>iay liur:dSy aai Friday August " = aud X. leaving
foot oi Harrison ~ Caus.-Si. HBmmouJ>i y De-
aucey-i. r. r. s. Market-st. o. ami Pier No / y. r. AT
.. A. NJ Dinner an board.
hu and Lines reasonable Jate Fare for ench eNcur
a ,.sur. mo; ~
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DURAND informs her pupils that her French Glasses viii
he resumed on Tuesday the 1t Of september. Gentlemen
wishing to Join an Evening Glass, forming, VIII
please call aud leave heir names. 4 Ladies Glass
VIII also be- commenced early in September Residence
% WHlker.=t au.6 lwisS lwos
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PROFESSOR BOERHAyyE'S uniyer.a Io si.
HyYean Rsnovaor.-This red!ctns, so loIg eet,
bra-d in Europe has been found truly or
introduction into this country In all Gs,es az liver
Constitutional Debility Dyspepsia, Torp.av Consimn
Functional cement ofthe Lung tendipg - irrnys
on and IN female disease. attended VII For It's vrtue.
re,rncs. esa be- aTrn to Various sH a. pas
Pree q bottle y Of 70 2aG Gee al sSs Fultoas Y
raj g,t-,
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ESTABLISHED PRICES At
Quincy NV aNT >ND CAP E>TAbLIsFiNt.V' y
Isl KE!:0n-S:. Siln BEiIdsss.

" Quincy has the pleasure OF informing gentlemen
81 tAsie ana fashion, well those who rlas- 10 -lr
'cns save 10 simple elegance plain simplicity tas me
avaFSh- nEutsh!- price OF bis First Qualify Back sur
-
Second Quality Go. Go......... -. S %
FIRST Quality SIX Eai............ ........ s 80
Second Quality co. DO. ..... > -
These prices have BEEN arly established and DC
implicitly relied or SIS The exquisite ard the
cies which hey sppeFi Sir. G. believes he can say
Si,hoai presumption, hai his Hats may safely challenge
comparison VIII Gns Otasr Hats Al prices su4 Inns
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UNION LINE Of Packets for Liyerpoo

LIt UNION LINE Of Packets FOR LiyerpooL-Pscb-
tn. goth Ang-Tne splendid and saii
ing packet .hip EMPIRE. 1900 tons burthen, Capt
Russell Will SAL positively above, her regular day
The accommodations Of this elegant packe, for cabin
second cabin and storage passengers unedualrd Dy
any snip GU. Of the Port all OF which viii be taken ~
dc-d Those wishing berhs should uske
immediate application board Pier No. Norm Eye
or to w < J. T. TAPSCOTTt
su9s sG South-st. 2nd door below Burl!ng.sllp
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u All orders for subscriptions. OF acverasi1S
IN Country intended for V s. ransT Agen
ey, sho1ld be addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, as he
tss ohsr oes be deputed person 10 epre
bis Agency IN s1y oshe. place II this City p sa
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JACOB 5 PLATT. Auctioneer
/ NIPORTANT SALE OF Splendid Cabins, Furnirurs
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Table Covers &c IcZ
strangers and citizens invited 10 stock of
new and elegant Cabinet Furniture &c sold al
auction tomorrow Thursday 27h nsLl by Jacob Plsi;
at the Apollo Saloon, No. 40 Broadway The are
arranged and Catalogues he had the place of
sale, al No. % Plstst For full particulars tha
morning papers. su2 IT.
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~ TO fndies.-Nlrs. COVE continues 10 give al
vice and direction with respect the application OF Water
Cure all diseases OF women and children 1T her resi-
dence, pol lGtlI-st. au9 Il
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of STOCKS. dre. e, Fo..r:h Psg

TrEsDAr N.
The transactions at the Boardto-day as FOR Two week.
past very limited prices are about
a; pre:iou; quotations Long Island Railroad declined
and Canton Company Ohio sixes and Harlem Rail
road closed 8: yesterday prices
Ii Exchange We quote As follow London 10 a To-
Pars 5l35 q5ta2t Amsterdam $3.50. Hamburg IL
Qc5 Bremen - ia
E.o... ~ L...u....c=-Ik.. :. nnnte as tl.ovxs
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In jr5z Pi;f1rd from Sarannah-Mrs { D EoozhEzrk
NJ. 2 FlanG= and child Or. Bartlett; Col G Cole
nan Cap, " G Upd.ke Me=sr= g Blake Baldwin
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= ,TaE MOST DEIIGUTEIu OF Al

ri h II L MUS j UEEItsIIT l. OF al
SzSss3.Iss-l. ENcursionS.-A sail across the Hudson
River 10 Hohohea, and thcn 1 walk TO the
Eysan fields along he exceedingly picturesque shores
ofhe place will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive OF all rural excursions a be made from the
ciy.
The grounds now present charming aspect the
being in leaf, and the -oil covered with rich ur.
The walks excellent order, having been consider
ably -mhellisAed the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there will be in attendance
al the Coonnnde. El;sian Fields, excellent Band
Music which Will perform selections from the isvorite
Operas popular airs, marches, waltzss &c.
The Ferry Boat. from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
SITS completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats
Night hoai. from foboken Barclay-st until II
O'Clock FerrlRge 81 cents. myl imsua'
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p Sons of Tcmperance.-Grand Division, ;. Of
" IT- Officers and Representatives OF The Grand Di
vision hereby notified 10 attend adj ourned session
this evening. Cednesdny) Aug 2. ut O'clock. at their
Hall ST Bowerv. Punclual attendance particularly
0lested By order nt+l LUXE HAsSERT, O. :
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THURSDAY. August q.

At 10 o'clock. at No. x SpruceAs,
SHERaF SALE or DRY C;oops, FuRNtruss Sc-C or,-
pr.ng Cloths, Casslneres, Ncstng FLANNEL French Mus
I'm Prints, De LANES, Linen and Muslin ShtrtinS Towel
ny, fancy Brushes, Table Cutlery, lot Crockery &c
Aso several pieces new Carpeng lot Oh Cloth Feather
Beds Mattresses Sofa Bedstead marble top Centre Table
Card Table. Mahogany Chairs Rosewood Divans marble
top Dressing Bureau and uarbe-top Washsand French
Bedstrad Cradle Looking Glasses Retrgeraors &c &c
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CAPITALS SMITHS BEAR SToRY-l, corresi pond
ent o, the Newark Daily Advertiser gives the fol
lowing recipe for gettine rid oil ones neishbors
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HORATIO HILL, huctioneer.
COOLEY, kEESE Il HILL, 1911 Broadway cor
y OF Deyst. VIII sell Thursday morning, Aug 9Th,
as hall past 10 o'clock large assortment Of Boots Shoes
and BroRans suitable for the South Western and city
trade Sale without Catalogues ready goods
may be seen. au2S 2tis-