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ALBANY, July y, 1916.
ITO the Sheriff OF Tie City and County Of Newiork Sir
Notice : hereby cIren that al le next General tec-
ton 10 be held the Tuesday succeeding The fret Mon.
dav Of November next, the following officers are 20 be
elected to wit. 4 Governor and Lieutenant Governor OF
the state. Two Cana! Commissioners. to supply the
places OF Jonas Ear junior, and stephen CLARK. whose
Terms of service viii expire the last day OF December
next i Senator FOR the First Senatorial! District 10 sup
ry The vacancy which Wi! by the expiration o; the
Term OF service Of JOHN A. Loit the n-t duy VI Decem-
her next Representative in the Goh Congress OF the
United States for the Third Congressional District consist
iu OF Tie ID Sd ii and 9Th Wards Of the City Of
N.yy-Ycrk Also. a Representative IL The said Congress
for The Fourth Congressional District consisting OF the 7,
lO,h and 18Th Wards OF said City Also Representative
in The said Congress for the Filth Congressional District.
consisting OF the 9Th 9th and liih Wards OF said City.
And also Representative IN the said Congress for tie
Sixth Congressional District, consisting OF the l;h 18th,
18Th 10th I'm and 18Th Wards OF said City.
Also the following officers for the said City and County,
20 rs Members OF Assembly and Coroner in tue
place OF Edmund c.. Rawson whose OF service Vii!
expire the lHst day Of DeccuoerneNt
Sheria O.Hce New ok. July 18Th. 1876
Tie above published pursuant 20 lie notice oflle Secre
iagy and tue requirements OF tue statute IN sGcu
case made and provided for. WI JONES,
Sheriff OF the City and County OF Ncy--Y ork
- AL the pubic spruer- IN The County Will publish
the above IN each week until election aud then hand
their bills TO- advertising he same, that they may he
laid before tie Board OF Supervisors and passed JE
mcEt
See Revised Statutes, vol l, chap VI e Sd article Sd
LIST page 20 va lGWteDNSNAN
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NEW FRENCH WORK.

L'OR Manufacturers CLsH-,r- a.c-I ne Theor9u- e.
4 Pruucle De Impression de- Fe--us Par Pers0z :
vols syo and atlas 80 Price go Th. important work
for manufacturers ALLEGES Nou-e.ine de Lanes, &C and
chemists published under the auspices OF ne 50ceiy
for thr Encouragement of Na-oEz Industry 81 rrance
n four octave volume. With al Atlas and treats u lie
ACIDS Ashes. Metals Cases Light &c required ~ ne col
oriug, bleaching dressing, &c. Of aoncs OF wnlch il9
specimens beautifully co.ored anG stamped, and upward
OF 80 cooret designs gwen together "h !Se = ooc
cuts and i, s.ee. plates Of machinery.
Nc idea ~ formed Of the extreme Tsie Of ts WORK
new WORK on MONUMENTS.
Les Prfnci paux Monuments Fuutfalres Du P-re-Le-
chase u Moruartf- Dr. M0rt Parrs.s- e Aures cine
tees e Pans De,-!ne- MESSAGES Par Rousseau, Archi-
T6- yors cnfa:r rngravugs Of he monuments Ok ;he
generals, nUb!!ify learned &c &c Sc most di.n-
pushed IN the history u France lrfrcd Il The above
rg1.6 r-lu,t.res II me vicinity o: Pans. Imported and
:OT .s.e " iLLf = ~ INah'
v2s Irsporters aac publishers. l5i Broadway.
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M RED (.

On Saturday morning the 18th INST In Trinity Church
By Rev DR.. Wainwright, CHARLES A PEABoQf, OF
Newfork to JULIA daughter OF the late James Duane
Livingston, Of this city
On SUNDAY. 2G,h inst By Res. DR.. Pound Rector Of
&. Matthew's Church Mr WM. DE SHAYS, OF New.
York 70 Mis- MARY DRAPER daughter OF j. Draper, OF
BoomingdaIe from Manchester, England.
At Racine w T. July 10Th, Mr. John Thomas to Miss
Ammo Jnnles. OF Now YORK.
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N5szis-oysS y The SalI-g accommodations OF ms
establishment have recently BEN esar e1-.v-l1 ne pas
Do1ce of 70 fss: al. supplied from spring Ui puresi
mountain vvaer tie temperance CT winch = - deg Fa
Tod Summer a-G Uu:er hs-e been built. win sppru-
-!ai. D-.ssag Rooms Ic- &c This Institution has now
:-e- Douche and Two Plunge 5ahs supplied from springs
OF pur-st and codes; x s;sT
Tie nal AID female Departments are provided win
per:erc-d aaG eci=u: assistants and ever facility : a.
!ordec FOR no-ous1 aal sy,,sc a. Pc@ot o. le y" a.
der me personal supervision and direction o. lie principal
Application 10 b. maze by letter POSTPAID 20 D. DEN
xxi
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" One OF the largest Plants ever introduced into
,h- country is nov 10 be seen, daily from a NJ 10
DUNLAP * THoMSoN'S
Conservatory 65 Broadway. The gigantic plan, now OK
hbiing j. % feet high the feet in circum
ference aud upward OF three thousand F.ower-
and habitat without regard
expense II / commonly supposed that tie towering
occurs only the end OF hundred years but us, he
many other popular opinions, l. an error, the period al
which AgUve arrives maturity varying according 10
circumstances. my seventy, even 100 wears In
hot otherwise favorable cinaes grows rapidly ana
soon arrives the Of IL existence; bat IN colder re-
runs under the OF the gardener where II Is ire
uueutly !uprCciicEbc attend 10 all The circumstances mat
accelerate It's development. requires the longest period
that has been assigned Having acquired lis ;G
growth finally produces it, gigantic flower stem. AFTER
which perlsles. The flower II sometimes IRON
thirty 10 forty high. and il surrounded with null
uude of branches arranged IN pyrainica form, WIN
perfect symmetry and having their pouis clusters
OF greei.sh yellow flowers, winch continue 10 be pro-
native country OF the American Aloe Is the whole Of
America within the tropics from the plains nearly on
level with tn. upon The mountains cle
walton OF bclW 1900 AMI O feet From these regions
il hAs been transferred almost every other temperate
country aud Italy. Sicily and SPAIN, II has already com
hurd ith Date and Palmetto Tropical ap
pcurance European scenery Independently OF IL beau
curiosity, tins plants applicable o iuay useful pur
poses Its >lp may be made 10 iow 10y iuc.sious the
stem furnishes irrmrulcd liquor called BY The Mex
icpns puOue lh. agreeable ardent qii, called
VINO llercc. distilled. The nbrcs leaves form IA
coarse kind OF thread the dried lowering al
most liable iAct extract OF the leaves i made
into balls which VIII laer Wei Int soap the fresh leaves
themselves cut slices occasionally gwen 10 Cattle
and finally the OF lie towering stem >p!It Iors
udlua,ly j. by bad substitute Tor modern
zur srop owing particles OF silica forming
Abundance > tche- -
children hall price.
In addition 10 the Century Plant Dunlap Thomson hop-
10 nchi-b.comnE Ceres - Hover t>aIrdayl
evening, kindly presented by friend. ly@oUas
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General Notices.
~ Sebriug,s Re.rorHrive.-Thts

r,r.-.!srg rer.e1T for Dyspepsia apd Nervous
zrG-. Its certain cure fo- Sck and Nervous Head.
60. nd az -ce;er; preventive OF Co--enss srd Low
S-5t II cor-ects morbid STATE OF he 5lArv nrsazs
20 : VERY ecaeou- n -Ii-vlr- sia:Isuc, Co.ic- and
similar complaints OF the StJ--ieh AID 5oe-s L SPEED
bebiy restores -=y zP1e-ie x aere L. -1ea:es-
blessings 1.ciei- and na;lF1 consequence E.=-s
tone AID -iso- 70 ~ --:s1le system
r. Prepared By c. c >ESkiNS, T.rT-to7T1- y. !. q
vxcora orders rca= - addressed
sod = Ne=sSors ~ho.esa.= and feist. = 4 8 D,
Sands Dr.gg.ss 100 F1t1n- corner Of " --z2-=- Sold
a-o a rs Broad way ard = ssi 5-oavva "a ~ Drug
generally lhrous hCui IL tinted St-;es Pee : per
to--Ie uzQ lseoGt[
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and the market Is nearly bare. We quote 6e6., Tor
strictly prime Dbs; kegs 62a7 CT InPickled Mestsw
hesr Of sales 80 bbis Hams q; {: c4:c which betsr
Hams worth id4: c;s; Shoulders 5. Cts: Butter
and Cheese are E!thou, particular change Western
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Daily Arrivals Of Produce. stock. &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company

70 bc.. spring -teeI Person Co 600 Pkg. fruit &c 70
e-ous persons: pkg butter bDls whisky lot 5os aud
calves Capt King. Is pigs nufter oi CAVES 12E < - p
. and trk Butter G Coleman; 3 pkgs do Cap. C!Erk
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1-aslinnable Clothing.
CA.u DRAPERs AID TAILnRs. l

4 tssf1 AND I3i l61 bEpbu-
v way. c. Booth i Co. having received additional
supplies Of choice Goods. would respectfully invite lhe
-itou Of l-r customers and the public Their stock IL
not only extensive but comprises the richest qualities and
patterns Of E--tng Ca,sncres Dnngs, &c. that arG TO
be found ID iilis for-i markets.
Havng unusual facilities n buying they enabled 10
ohef strong Inducements 20 purchasers though should be
understood that -lr low prices have reference only 10 tic
finest quality Of materials and workmanship, aud st gar
produced tbe.f establishment -urpassed in
any particular, by auy house IN the Union.
The Cuttiug Department i conducted by Mr. j. Lee.
whose amost Dfable k In as the result Of long
experience and tudy, and who The happy faculty
OF accommodating fashion 10 form and Of selecting stiles
OF dress hitting and appropriate 20 the season ny2i,f
SUM1IER GOODS.-WM. JENNINGS Co Dra
- per- and T4ilors importers Of Cloth, CasinUres Vest
inl Drngs fancy dress articles, SC ~ Broadway OPP
poste The Fountain, prepared TOR the Summer trade
vh n. extensive assortment ~ Goods tey uaye
ever orr cred for n-pector-1!l which Wiz be- made
20 order pces thar gwen character 10 tho -slaD-
hshrnrni moderate cnarge- Particular attention i
solicited from those Who appreciate H. combining Gaze
ad elegance, ls styie OF PaBtAoOH- enabie 20
furnish 4 urge assortment u readymadr Zephyr Cloth,
Nerinos Cash-r-tt LGsn- ard GraE. Cloth, sud
Orssy wiki great variety u fancy dress articles con-
-tEnf!y on hand l-2s lsH
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SHERIFF>S SALE.

>,HERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue o; wri, OF s-ri ia
ACc4- directed and delivered vii expose - sae
"Wednesday, The ninth DAY 0 September next al the
vesbue City Hall Of the City OF Ne'c-fora at "
O'Clock VI al right title and interest d! Cushing S!cn-
OLE winch h- mad the twentieth day June, l%J, Or al
any time serSard, Of IN ana 70 the following described
property. 20 wit.
Al those certain four lots pieces parcels OF land sit
lying and being The l7h date llhJ w ard Of the
city Of Sr'e York and known and distinguished on Sap
showing division VI part Of the rea! estate atE o 'eo-
las W StuTTesa d-ccased his heirs, situate n
the Eleven. Ward of the city OF S-yv ORR a. lots No.
hundred and aty-four i thee hundred hny-ave
and seveut--six go and lkra together are bounded and
contain follows, namely Beginning al point On Tie
.SOrl-ry side Of Sn:srsc three n!DG.e,i 90 feet Ea.
er.r The NOrii-EAsefy corner u Ffst-avcnse Hnd
Nirtl-reet-tnrncr running NOrthery along three
hundred and ftty-,hree $50 and three hundred sCd
f77j hundred sigytOuf i!sj feet seven ~
!ncas 70 the SogLnery id- u TeutsIih-Dee E4st-rly
along Tent7tr--t fiy @ feet 10 lot .hfee hundred
tyo1r S7i-tGeucs SOuta-r.y along lots hundred snc
severy.iJrr go and ngacr,N and s!ty-slx 90
hundred -ghiyiour 49, feet a. !ncGes H.,
Sor-h-ry .d- NInh-sree.-iheuce Westerly i:y t5Ol
tie place ofbegnntDg. be tie ess
ger!er thereto apper-
ta.ug. Also tie day, g. he place, inI-di-
eeIy thereafter, a. tie TZct Ike and interest u The above
named Cushing Nichols, Which. lie Hsd v-Al.enih
csy june 2i and ali tes certain
icdencure Of l-as- bearing date Oct t. 1913 made bern
%! OF land -itl..e lying aad being The lite Ward Of
TIE C.ty OF S-wiork bounded loIloyVs VII Begin
mig Z; point tie South -st=r!: side Of Tenthst dis
lai hundred zcd twenty feel North Westerly from tho
parallel IL tEs sad feet rge inches
thence Westerly h.e ght angles the Boyvery
forty lee; and Two nch-s-ih.nce North Esst-ry line
pafA.e y III ne said eTe1e ABOUT ihirtyrre feet and
Two inches S2 10 Tert-sreet-and thence South East
er!: along Truth-sr-et thirty-eighi t3 feet ihe
place OF beginning, together 7vh Inc buildings and I'M
Es .x9sa s u; ses'Issso 'si0ny jones' sssl
JOSEPH WEED, Deputy Sheria. jy19 lawLw
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DIED

On Monday evening, July 9th, MARY BOYLE, wife Of
II y. Chapman.
The friends and acquaintance of the family md the
members of Mount Vernon Tent No 70 o. OF K nrc re
spectfuly invited 20 attend the funeral this Afternoon at
O'Clock from the house 1877 Grand-s; without farther IN.
yitntion.
On Tucadny tho 2eh inst. Mrs ELIZA POST, wife OF
Francis Post
The friends and acquaintance of the family re-
spcctfuy invited attend her funeral Thursday, thu
30th inst at o'clock 7. IL from hcr late residence, No
Q6 Hainrnersley.st also the friends Of her brothers WI
liam and Daniel e. Higgins.
On the 25th ult in Schenectady DR. Archibald Craig,
aged II years.
Al Wilmington n c. 18th inst Capt Harvey Adams.
NEED 50 wears Vice Cousu for Her Britannia Majesty
In Ovid on the l7th inst Rev Abraham Brokaw in the
9Th year OF his age.
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The Prnprieinr-

- The Proprie tors Of -t..r-TTe cIe-s-l, 1t-vs
r- n -alia alone C1vsc pubic 1Jce Tia; Y
B. Palmer i Their 9s G;50--sa ss-s. II Tie cleS q Nev
Yors Pitsfeiphia Boston ana Baltimore For names Of
papers see Tribune of I-h Al The Pap--s = Dea-
war and many others n other STAKES, have gwen sar
roric,. 'v2l 81
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TO ANGLING >PORT>AEN.-.4HEIer'I G4aaa-

T0 1NCLINC sPORT>1iEN.-4HgEer4G ulaa-
second E4:lsn--Ia- second -zItoa CT nal popular and
interesting ~otz me s-r.e4 Al-gsr, Jaite, "iia e.
so.ne!y bound Z 10th
KS -1ly he Waoa Of the present time and country
and a5ourd5 with re opinion. End practices Of he besi
American Anglers No who prstead- zcow.=dge
G! he practice Of hs de- htu ar snould Do i-hou:
ccp- Il Is cs<tr instructive and ar.zsirg-.eay zo,
up ard vel licspsieG" ISpor.ias Register.
Tot ssis y JOHN J. BROWN X co.
jyT " Fsliqn-sI ass SNEs3.
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Markets =. CAREFULLY repOrted for In. Tribune.

TUESDAY, July -
ASHES.-Thc rl0rkc, is wi,hou, change with nnodcr
ate sales al 50 80 tor Pots and 81 for Pearls.
COTerON-Thc sales to-day reported NJ 1900
bales OF which lot OF 200 bales sold aioa by
ship samples, the Cotton being on IL voyage from
Charleston tor Liverpool and another OF $50 bales in
Philadelphia which are being shipped also for Liver
pool Ot actual sales OF Cotton here there have been
very few st holders maintain high rutcs and are not
willing 10 sell except ul. current quotations bc
realized In the present of the market DO not
look Tor any active inquiry until after receipt OF the
next European adviccs Freights remain very quiet
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u III =; sT?'l WORK on MONUMENTS
SCN00- EQOES.

HUNTINGTON : SAVAGE, Publishers and Bookse-
-rs ZIs Pear.-=t N-vYor6 have r-r:saty issued
si y-,- r1IE improved -diCrs u ile on Natural
PiIo-oDly aud chemistry, by Nrs. A W. l. Phelps
,vl!c INV respectfully solicit tie atteii-Hu OF Schoo
e.l-r- i1a,.tee- and O;:ers .nt-re-t-! n education
r. VII - furnished 10. examination, application
tie ,a5;st-r. Fer sac BY Booksellers generally. 1y=
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=. Au nrder- fnr snh-crintinn.. G

.1 Cu-i-r- intended for y =. FEuf-= A-e.
c. should be- Cd ire-sed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS r. lis
s no o:er Office nor h- ePu;ed az person % repre-
sent his agency u any other Place n ,E!- CITY JEo III
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Post OtHce NEw-YoRS. JAY =. lsi6
III Steamer Cambria from Bos;on-Ihe MAJ. iof
The above Steamer WI! be Closed this Once or FrdAy
the Slsi ins: q. - + NJ. Postage or al Letters nue. sc
prepaid TO Boston Letters OF hst oGHce or under ,
cents; and esch aId!;ioGa halt cILce ; CENTS .
ysgSi ROBERT 4 MORRIS, ?. VI
II Or. Banning's Bodv Braces an effcieni r-l-f
10 Weakness OF c Voice and LUlgss Bleeding Cough
ms AMI >horncss OF Breath Pa,pA.!o1 Of -he Eesri Cur
NAtrts; Weakness and Pain Tie Back; prspep-ia :
great Weakness o Tire Sides and stomach wiki COnst;3a-
So Snd til- Nnd particularly Fense Debility and di--
PosnoH'o droop- Once Is Broadway wy lniseod
~ Nantucket Suhercrs.-Tue Public : respect
fully informed that the stores Nos hi and lsg Fro1t-.. are
open places OF DEPOSIT tcr such ARTICLES food clothing
sd uritr s. may Se gwen u AID o! ne Sufferer. BY
ls:. cr- II Nantucket
Such persons Esy be unable Sod their donations
VII be visited on oy parsons day authorized b. the sub
- Sv order OF the Executive Committee.
ivS 6;;s WM- Il MACY, Chairman OF Sub Con-
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HUSBANDS MAGNEsIA had sw.faed % s z ~

HUSBANDS 1IAGNESIA had awarded !" gsx.
TIE late exhibition Of Inc American Ir.nr In,...
icfk, diploma and slso premium by H'e 'fs
Tut, Philadelphia l. 20. brng en-
The cac=-ncy Of this Msgnesa consists W ,npes.ant
iire!y deprived of carbonie acid Ia IRE nnd itttrt
shn=ss or grlLa-s. touch or ps-d Nrrnrs,s
four the strength Of common ohs sa 10 char
place. whes d. bern s. .s use N
hclr pfsft.fr, eisu re- rrics third less.
For .as ~aoe.s AgIdASP} p kE ma CO 20 20
haden,lhee e Eroadsay, corner Of lii-sL; j. s. As
49, TN - isrs-s- }. sha iSs sroadwayi
-ss.a,. sll broadway; Geo D. Coggeshal, corner Of
49, ..,, vs.. jy2i lin.seod
M POWELL, oeuist and Auris,, attends 20 dis
80. Of Le eye nd ear, from 70 O'clock his resi-.
800 s Broadway corrsr u Warren-st OphthA.rais,
s,onpage Of passage Cataract and opacfies sas
ay removed AaXurosis treated with great sucessa-
sou.t;ug cured L. few minn,es Deafness and al dis
CHARGES permanently cured Arr4e.s syes In
sere4 sPeetse.es .esrssd 70 sIsry sssset
tyiJ Ialseoak2iW1
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.T~p COMFY ISLAND AND FORT

aIl.ftss..l HAMILTON FERRY.-The steul,iboes
iOLAS, Capt. Richard Yates and PRO
PRiETOR, Capt Fl. Mallan, will every week day on
the abov. Ferry until farther notice follows Leaving
EAST RIvE:R-Footof Ptke-,t q a NJ Up. ~ DO.
UhaehaH, 8! O'Clock. A. ST. 10 do do P W. ). do COMFY
bland II O'Clock ~ NJ. i. do. do 8. ?. VI. do
NORTH RINER-FOot If Hamp0nd-st II A. VI. p "
CqnG-,t. II A. VI. $. p. VI Harrson-st ~ do. ~ p
VI. Pier. No 3. y NJ / p. VI. COMFY Island Il 2. NJ q
2 VI Landing at Fort Hamilton each way. Fare l2i
THOMAS BEiLBY, Proprietor.
" B.-Snge- w!Ube IN readiness on the arrival Of the
boats Fort Hamilton 10 Ake passengers 10 Ne" uecht
and Bath also Coney sand To take passengers To the
,,,,., b1t,..- ivlg
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E-CTVGTON & SAVAGE

BOOKSELLERS AND >TATIOSEks 10 Pesr!,.t have
d 6 s lii ASSORTMENT Standard :" ofEs Medical
scuce embracing among others Inc wiring, CT Dung.-
.or DEVICES wilson. Churchill Cooper &c &c w!th
Pharnrcopeias and Di.p--atorIes 10 cn ney invite
e::ecn Of persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
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VIM. IT. JONES, AucilOneeT.
BOOTS, SHOES ~ BKUGANS-UD Wednesday,
~ july 2J, 1916 al IO4 O'Clock, a. tho VI j. D. In
gcr,U Co No ~ PeaTl-sL sou cases, comprising large
desirable of BooIs Shoes aud Brog aus
suitable be Southern Western and City Dealers
crlyed Catalogues aud goods ready the morning VI tho
Also, 50 cases Mems line Kip Pegged Broyans
Also, So cases Wonens Seal Pcs.ed Lace Boots
Also 50 Mems and Boys Kussel Bruguns.
Also 100 WoDen's esged Ties and BuskiHs jy6
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To lisr-ignt- ana Citl:e,u "a general
ct MARSHALL'S OLD STAND,

No. s' ChdiiGaiii-si Nr"-l ora
WILL be found >hrs Blossoms, and Collar. OF every
w description, Wholesale Eni retail We hlv. every
confidence from patronage thar IN making fitting and
goods. combined With system -Gu>act
ng business that hose who have mol purchased OF here
oiorv viii fail TO call and ey-mlnr goods before
purchasing esr'yyre ana that they ii be fully satisfied
IN every PARTICULAR
No SECOND PKlcE o. Any CONSIDERATIONS.
Cal and examine.
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- pool PscA,ts-tacset Of ue lat Of August-Ths
splendid packet ship II ROPE, Capt FaIbsr, VIII
posuYey sail on Saturday, August ls her regular dsy-
Her accommodations Tor cabin second cabin and steersT7
passenger, very superior Those wishing 10 secure
berth. SHOULD make early application TO
W. 4 J. i. TAPSCOTT. GO SoutS-sI
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IMPORTANT SUGCEsTroS.,-The Boston Trans
crpt makes the following highly important suggestions
on the subject of Railroad accidents Wo hope they
may be needed:
The accident on the Erie Railroad demonstrates The nc
cesy Of hdriDg no four oheei cars in the train Had the
unfortunate car been eigwhee car, the coming oil
of one wheel (Which proved so disastrous) would have
been OF no sort OF consequence.
Would it not be beet for al the Railroads. all over the
country 10 nuke it nvarabe rule TO have no four
wheel car In the train An eight wheel cur goes much
easier the track and makes great saving in the re.
pars Of the road While this subject we beg leave
suggest the great importance OF having invariably the
Baggagec0r between the Tender and the forward pms
sengercar Then in OF accident to the Locomotive
OF OF il going OF the track the Tender and the Bag
gageCar may he smashed and yet all The Passengers be
entirely safe The Baggagecor serves II thus placed as
bulwark against the blow whereas II placed IN inc
rear of the train IL operates as tphammcr TO smash
tho Passengers IN the rn il suddenly arrested by
M accident
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MOTEL OF EEw-YORK
Gecrrsions
Irvss q GRAND INDIAN CLAM-BAKE

STvS q GRAND INDIAN CLAM-BAkE
= Stsfln.-zlN AT GLEN COY r.
DR. VALENTINE AND SIGNOR
BLTTZ IN connection with VIM VI Weeks. have charter
ed the and e!c ian. Steamboat EXCELSIOR Capt
Nelson. proceed Glen Cove. l.. !. IN FRIDAY
NENr, u ~ ST. 10 accommodate Gentlemen aud Ladies'
and Families. who may desire 10 attend the
SECOND GRAND INDIAN CLAM BAKE
FOR tie season. winch Is 70 take place that Jay The
Neyv-YorS Brass Band and excellent CClil,ion Band
VIII accompany the boat. Dancing on board and on the
green a. The Bake ~ the close OF the onslaught upon
the shell-Hsn by the COMPANY Sisuor BLlTL and Dr. VAL
E&rlNE viii give Exhibition OF
MAGIC, vENTRILCQUISM,
and COMfCAllIlES OF the most laghter provoking and
entertaining KIND which cannot SAL aid in digcsug
iit7aauss Mons Movsten will give number ui Melo
dies Songs Tins VIII be Excursion OF The richest
kind. and eGua any thing ever got mp II this city
Tickets Tor the Excursion. which VIII admit 10 the
Clani-base and Cold COLLATION.. Co.on Party Dance on
The Green and Exhibition. VIII be - for gentleman
and ady = jOfor sale the Golden Rule office. ~ Ann
D. Deyoe l07 Fulton: 0uirk Fogs, 81 Fulton, and
the boat
The Steamboat viii leave the foot OF Canalst ut occk
4. VI Pier No North River, s: Fulton Ferry, Brook
lyn. So foot OF PiSe-s East River q and foot OF De
lNnceysL ociock-and returning. leave Glen Cove
about P NJ reaching The city al early hour IN the
evening. ly-s aus
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Amusements.
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NTEIN'S GARDEN
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Mr. CHiPPESDALEtS BENEFIT.

Nh CHiPPESDALE'S BENEFIT.
Fot & CONEplANS-Mr II. P.sci6e. M Burto1, NJ.
Sass. M CA!pperGAlr, Mr.. wa-ec,. Mss Clark
THE ALLEG.ANIANS.
WEDNESDAY,. JGly -
I'dE ENTERTAINMENTS VIII commence ); o'clock
YIN popular Overture. AH-r which the popular
piece 9; CHARLES MI
lArieS M = piAcIie Mudtievv ChipcertAi ale
Assn STecAN Nj Barton r,sG.ga Mss Clarke
Tae ALLEC--A\ftNS VIII :icn sppcar a.,c ,.rs
The SIatei-t--. Hars. Brothers. HA-k.-
The no On Lady. Get Lady iavvil those eyes
The oGA-rete-' 4 SAILOR Bow srp T., .,rclus.
LEND NE FIVE SNILLISGS