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the latter issued These treasury drafts an illegal
unauthorized issue the part Of the government and
have learn been issued TO extent the South
and West Whether they intended as merely tenn
porsry issues not remains to be determined II is
no doubt system temporarily adopted by the depart
ment expedite and facilitate the payments of the gov
srnment, and will doubtless be Withdrawn the
legitimate treasury notes get fairly into circulation
The deposits to the credit of the Secretary of the Trea
sury in the banks of this city rapidly dwindling
away. On the Isl of August they amounted to 1925.
ASA they only little than one-haf of that
amount, and another month will suffice to use up the
balance.
When the banks of this city have longer any gov
ernment deposits trust there will be Of those
sudden expansions and contraetions which have from
time time experienced since the surplus revenue
OF the government began to accumulate The alarm
which has from time to time been experienced by the
banks holding these deposits and the fear Of large drafts
being suddenly drawn upon them, have had very in
furious effect upon the money market and upon quota
tons of stocks These deposits have been loaned large
ly to stock Spectators subject to immediate CALI and the
stock market has consequently been kept in very un
settled, feversh state The quarterly returns of the
banks of this city sufficient to unsete prices by
contracting and expanding periodically without having
another do frequently On this account
the loss OF the government deposits will be good thing
and tend TO greater uniformity and regularity in the
Of banks, which cannot but be desirable
particularly to those engaged in legitimate business
1t is expected that large issue of treasury notes will
relieve the money market very much and their appear
ance is anxiousy looked 1t about time they were
Issued and trust the Secretary OF the Treasury will
do thing in his power to give this currency
expeditiousy possible the fall trade about
mencng and will be necessary to furnish all the IA
clties at command to give impetus to trade under
the favorable auspices it would for time be rather
limited The demand for merchandise from consumers
will, until another opening, be very moderate and
possibility uner existing circumstances of there
being any speculative movement in thing to any
extent as the duty upon most Of staple mporatons
WILL under the tariff, be lower instead Of higher,
and fhere is not therefore that incentive monopolizo
supplies which would under different circumstances be
experienced.
We returns exhibiting the condition Of the lead
ing departments of the Bank of England at different Pc
RODS this year and last =
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BY THE MAILS.
egraphing

EX-SENATOR HAYwooD's ADDREss,-We find the
address Of Ex-senator Haywood in the Washing
ton papers-but from its great length, and the
crowded state Of our columns this morning, from
the pressure of European intelligence, we are
compelled to defer its publication.
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o. The President has recognized Auguste
Moxhet, as Consul General of Belgium for the
United States, to reside at New York.
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Married.

Married.
On Saturday morning, 18th inst by the Rev DR. VAIN
wright. EueKNE l. JEANJsauEr Of Neufchatel Swzer-
land to Miss AMALA, daughter Of Isdoro Hazera Esq
of Panama.
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Rrocket. George W. r. Gusts, George Smoot,
George W. D. Ramsay, and James Roach, TO- be commits
sopcTs under act OF Congress- approved the sh o.
Julv Jsas entitled An act 10 rctrocede the county o.
Aisxanra in the District Of Columbia to the state OF
virginia William II. Simmons 10 be register OF tne
land Office for the district Of lands subject 70 SAFE 7s
Augustine, " " gtets u ylegtde
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LA'EESp IN'FBLLIGEN@..
TELEGRAPHlC REPORT.
Express from the Santa Fe Expedi.
ton,

Intelligence from Fort Leavenwor,h to the 9th
instant, has been received ut ST. Louis. An ex-
press had arrived from General Kearney's camp
When the express left, he was within 100 miles of
Bents Fort, all his forces progressing rapidly and
comfortably. Nine deaths had occurred among
the volunteers, during their progress across the
prairies. Rumors were circulating among the
traders and the Mexicans, 10 the effect that Gen.
Urea was marching at the head OF large Mexi-
can force for the protection Of Santa Fe. General
Keaney was pushing Oh with all possible des-
patch, and if his provision wagons kept up, he
would not delay at Bents Fort but 90 direct on to
Santa Fe.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday night
Orleans, with papers from the latter city to the
18th instant, inclusive, but there is no news Of i'm
portance. General Patterson has arrived.
The President of the United States left Wash
ington this morning, for Old Point Comfort, the
favorN summer resort of Gen. jackson during
his Presidential term.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday evening.
The steamers news has had very litile effect
upon -four. The market has been depressed
throughout the day, and no sales have bsen made
from which to quote. Holders firm, and buyers
ind fferent.
Stocks were dull to-day, buyers having with
drawn from the market.
There are no other local occurrences worth tel
egraphing.
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AuCr1on norlcns.

FANCY .HA1'DWAsE. GEENAN 63Cps. CUT.
Il LERY, &c JACOB 3. PLATI will sell. this morning
at No 20 Plat the balance Of shopkeep- stock Of
fancy articles also cutlery so about zoo pairs English
exactly at ten o'clock. Catalogues ready
au20 rem
A sSIGNEES' SALE7WArChE5 AND JEwELRY
h-TuTTLE x DUCLuZE ~ will sell This DAY m IN
ocIocx at sales room 80 William street Ly order Of a
sgnees 100 G I'D and Silver Watches comprising English
Patent Levers Detached Levers Gold and Brass Caps od
LePiles ard Silver Aechors Silver Verge Wach,s &C. &c
Finger Rings plain, with stones sc Sc &c eentrmsn,.
Breasp,ns lsdies gold Broaches Bracelets Snsrs Watch
SOLD wi hout reserve. ~ "'' w
Catalogues now ready. 40 Irene
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STAINED GLASS.
n sale by HOOSE VICTOR,
ale lwsm 80 Pearl street
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HOWEo & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCIJS


THIS unrvsled corps Of Equestrisns will perform at
buh,lo tn 2)th and 26th nst Williams vile. 9th;
Lockport 29h and 29th Rschcser and will be
Rorhester 7th, 9th and 9TH September
The Largest Establishment Organized in the United
States, comprising $50 Men aud Horses requiring Is
CarriaEes to the wardrohes musicians
kc The company has attached il Eight Female eques-
trians, amepg whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from rsrs,
MADAMt. MARIE MACARTE
whose new style Of Equestrian Fe. peculiarly her
being csse and classic her graceful and
and the charming nepsfe with which she chain: her audi
ing feature q the arena il This country The Proprietor.
,peesive Of the extraordinary and daring feats
,,E9qs,trian Director Hr HOWGS Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, d IN RICE.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon ofhe Arena Mir RS whose feats
nile Of Horseman.hp BY Master Nixon Olympic E1er.
Tumble, Mr. MAcaRT WoadeIial Fesss By Mr.
Cole: Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
IN their elegant Iymns.ic Posture. and Grouping, Mr.
nssaiie by Mr. Niroa and hi. Mr. Hove. in hi: Ny.
C. howes Il Sack Rope Eelunons Mr. Geo Sweet the
The whole GompTs ing the leading most talented and
auls HOWES x 20 = New York Mammoth Circus
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CARRIAGES.
THE undersigned formerly Of the House of Brewster
i Laurence Co, having again resumed the Carriage
business, at Is and 81 Canal offers 70, sale sple ndd
stock OF arsges OF superior style End nish
the atient of his former patrons aud lends suring
them hat the confidence, SO extensively reposed
him, shall extend every aconbelis-i pg he
se.ses fscilities TO the wishes Of ALL both nay
aud price, equal to establishment this
JAMES BREWsrkR.
aul5Imsrc q and n Canal street
FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING
FROM THE COUNTRY.
II AIDES OR GENT LEMEN having supe- fiuous effects
IL TO dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c,
subscriber through the Post Office, Otherwise who will
attend at their residences J. Lev ENSTYN,
466 Broadway mp s.ars.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. LEVENSTfN.
aus imsnc
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PRACTICAL DUUA-kEEPINu,
NJ o. Madam .t-..k

MR. q. G MARSH respectfully informs the public that
WI his counting for the study OF Practical Book
keeping, Commercial Arithmetic, and Mercantile Writing
Commune opnn from A. NJ. tos P.M NJ.
such are the practical advantages OF the system Of nstrpe
of less person Of good capacity becomes
competent Bookkeepe and receives certificate 10 that
effect
praye-iuses, with terms, references, SIC may be obtain
ed the rooms.
&. q. MARsrs Works on Bookkeeping are well adapted
70 schools and private instruction For sale a. above
$40 lwsue
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KITCHEN RANGES.

KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLINESS TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES. .
TINHE Proprietors prepared to furnish Holmes
to the trade them for private families or
boarding houses having the right from the patentee
to manufacture and sell them Our experience manuactuI
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges in this CITY, for the past
warrants asserting that Holmes Ranxe be
warranted to perform the for which they
chased and they will be removed free Of
the purchaser Numerous references be given
wishing purchase The prices range from Is to IS dollars
The propretors constantly menuacsurine and well
supplied with parlo Office and bedroom CRATES Of the
newest patterns.
Aiso-TiNWARE. bright, plain and ja7aned They have
at ell times ready Ranges, CRATES and boilers
also smokey chimneys cured no eq1s no pey, so
aull msr " Nassau street..
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OyrIcE No. 90 WALL ST, OPPOSITE MrRcHArrs'
- ExcHArss.
1NHlS Company continues insure against loss damage
by Fire, dwelling houses warehouses. buildings
neral goods and and description
personal property also against loss damage by inland
DIRECTORS
Thomas W. Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff Arson Baker,
X. Il. Robson, M. II. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James K. Holmes
John X. Dawson, John 2. More,
John II. Lee, William X. Thorn,
Caleb q. inns, Thomas Morrel
Francis 7. SAGE, Eugene Bogart,
yohn.C Merritt, Rober, Smith
THOMAS w. THORNE. Prssident
GEO r. HOPE. Ssrr.rsry. ~ tire
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IS, 1876.

The charming weather, closely resembling uu-
tumn in the cool mornings and evenings, con-
tiiiuesfo give satisfaction to all that have heard
speak upon the subject. hear that white frost
was observable early this morning, few miles
below the CITY.
The telegraph lines, having their termnii in this
city, all worked beautifully this morning, and
enabled the public OF Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia to have the intelligence, brought by
the Caledonia, laid before Them in a very short
period after its arrival in New York. The recent
sfoppage in the Baltimore line was caused by
fishing net having been spread on the edge of the
bridge crossing Gunpowder Creek, so as TO come
in contact with the wire and reaching the water
formed a circuit for the magnetic fluid before ar
irving at its destination.
A large foundry for the manufacture of sad
irons in West Philadelphia, the workmen in
which were discharged, and the establishment
closed, shortly after the passage of the new tarif
yesterday resumed operations, in consequence oil
heavy orders coming in.
The foreign news has had no effect on the sales
of stocks to-day. The market presents the same
feature as yesterday, with the exception That
State IS, rose 1, and Girard Back shares fell I.
Sales of stocks at PhiiadsIphis.
Aua Io-F,asr BoARp--600 State IS, Cos; $50 Girard
Bank. TO-
Arrra s.Lrs-600 State 81, 66ss
sycorp BoARp-e0 Girard Bank. 10; 575 State o. 90.
ArrrH sALrs-43is County IS, 93 1000 Lehlsh o. co.
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CHRISTIE'S
GENUINE GALVANIC RINGS,
MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RHEU MATISM,

AND
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
NJ how chronic may be the complaint
readily yields the wonderful pow. rs as developed by
th. remarkable discovery The respectable tesmo-
mails from all Of the daily received
THE GALVANIC BELTS, BRACELETS CARRIERS
&c dspted various and be by the
most delicate with perfect safety and The
and beneficial influence exerted the system by these
ces must be Witnessed to be believed.
Only Agency in New York, No. ls2 Broadway, between
john street. and Maiden lane.
u Explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis.
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COKNS CURE WARRANTED.

CORNS -OUhE WAhhhN TED.
THE Arabian Com Plaster is eectual cure for CONS
is easily applied, and gives immediate relief la case
il should fail the money will be refunded Over 500
boxes have been od this and box has been
Sand. Co Y East Broadway 100 Fulton street .nd 29
son-st Wyatt Ketc6um, i2l Fuitons Smith. 2 Spring
street. NJ Gsiou. y Bowery, and by druggists generally
Price rs cents per box sui9 I'm sr
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AGAVE AMERICANA
THE subscribers happy inform their friends and the
public that the great American Aloe again covered
with and flowers with hundred
fecty smed plants and seed vessels which have every
pearance Of maturing The fewer Of this giant plant
26 feet IN height and az inches in circumference.
open from A. NJ 10 10 r VI. Admittance lax Hot
house Grapes of the finest kinds during the Bene
Plants at all times. DUNLAP THOMSON,
al6 werc Seedsmen nd Florists 63' Broadway.
A TLANTIt SiAhDs.n 40 NV crEN rUn NE
"A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Comet Band will perform svsry
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing jane ard 70
O'clock Admittsrcs rss -
GOTHIC HALL
MECHANICAL EXhibton-Duck Of Vsueanson-War
VA Elephant, &C., every evening from until o o'clock
ais iwsm
M'LLt. PAULINE. DEsJAKDINS would ectfully
1 inform her pupils &c tht she has returned from Sa
Springs where she had the Of eng the
Redowa Waltz, which she had received from Paris
and that she prepared TO her lessons all the
most fashionable dances her residence No Leon ard
st Get. west SIDE Of Broadway aul2 2w-rc
IT MAY NOT oE GENERALLY KNOWN that the
Walnut Oil Military Shaving SOAP twas invented and is
now made only genuine by Mr.. VIM. Johnson,) so long
known PERU and Fancy Soap Maker No connection
with any Vroom Fowler who his name and deny his
residence which 81 Couandt street. where his friends
aud all who his unique and popular articles at all
TINES, Gnd him.
Every description Of Fancy and Perfumey
less than other other houses sell OF
convensnces Of manufacture, at 81 Courtlandt street.
Pain Extractor Hays Lniment for Piles, SaIsaparia
Syrup Acoustic Oil and all the Popular Patent Medicines
OF the day. at 81 Courtandt street. auI9 lwsrc
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

NEW INVENTED WIGS
QATCHELOR'S new invented Wigs and Sealps, made Of
- the fin natural curl HAIR adapted
manner to the peculiar style Of each individual They
difficulties long experienced by those who wigs
The public invited to inspect large and well selected
stock containing variety Of size and color; they will
theu be able to judge the effect.
VIM BACHELOR, inventor and only manu- facturer, 2
Wall Broadway. Removed from s5 Broadway
Please to copy the address. aut5 lwsm
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THORN CHAMPAGNE

THORN CHAMPAGNE
A FRESH INVOICE OF this delightful Champagne IL in
"A store to which the attention Of merchap hotel
superior TIM, Of this country ard higher
price thau that Of tbs hest brands. -.
,,..f, -
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PART xxix 81 nHD

VIRTUES ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE.
P Pc: Of sS hsSy 1fd ss en-
Eq which mas been sos.ide ed any have
s Mn C
WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING so IP De9o,
The only genuine article originally maSaf,e,ared
To. Soap. freSsS Esae. Esmes "a.
o eholer terumey at the lowest prices that good article
County Merchants Druggists PedIars and dealers in gen.
s'a are '.1IPs RooM
one r.. b Assn,, for Dr. ood essSted .so,
the lungs. s2o lmsr
DIR. POWELL, OUULIST, AURIST,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON,
"A o'clock his residence Isl Broadway. corner War
opihamia stoppsge of tn. Tear Passage. Catarsc and
orae,t,es, efieetnslly removed.
Lovs,sae .ofsTRABIsMus. Squirting. cured in
Jp:, imported ARTIFICIAL EYES. of superior beauty
sPECTACLEs adopted to every defect.
ofes and residence Isl Brosdwaysn,rancel. Warren
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITA-
TlONS.
SAfaM I'D III ip % ssis e Dr. WIS i.
% e. Which h i sa. s
several unpnnepI,d and
Ell q S,ssss s.ij;S ,s VIA
Cherry" T" bdlsam OF SptkenardD Wud Cherry, Com.
frey SC Another, Wester's Basam Of Wild Cherr !"
those Of the tine BsIsam Dr. Wstar's Bassm Of Wild
Of the original while they possess Of its virtues
o. Look well to the marks Of the genuine
Bas sS'fi rh e word:
the s.s. a bottle bearing label gks front, with the
This will be developed hereafter with new wrapper ;
coPyngh. secured 1874 xhich will always appear the
None genuine unless signed ~ BUTTS" the wrapper
For sale by A. b. D. Sands agents for New York city
$50 By druggists generally throughout the Uu Sta aud
Canada sp2o ltD&Wrc
FILL .aND WINTER GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR.
KNOEPFEL, GREGORY AND FOOTE,
No 80 John street. Up Stairs,
III AVE now in storosnd will be constantly receiv New
and Desirable Gtsds. adspsd 70 Nens Wesr which
and PURCHASERS generally.
French and English OF the best fabrics,
superior flush and fall widths
CASHIERS AND DOESKINS-34 and 4, black aud
fancy, newest and most desirable styles.
VESTINGS-Extra rich. black and fancy, Silk Satins,
Inquired and p sin, figured shapes, &c
VELVET VEsTlNGS-In STRIPES plaid figures &c, tho
richest imported.
CLOAKINGS-PIad snd shaded stripe.
lesias padding, buttons
mus Inns, 81 twist, thread, &c &c.
Purchasers will find greatly their advantage
anime our stock before making their selections.
aul9 lm~rc
DEATH TO BEDBUGS.
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MELANCHOLY AFFAR.---A gentleman from
Charles county yesterday gave us the following
nartjcuars of melancholy affair which occurred in the
lower sec ton OF that county during the latter part Of
last week A slave named George, most desperate
chsrscter belonging to Mr. John d. Bowling ran away
from his master last March, since which time he has
been rowing about the county, committing numerous
tsiped of his whereabouts. party, among whom was
vouns white man. named Jesse Cook started in pursuit
Of him He found the plantation Of MIR. Edward
Reach As he refused TO surrender himself large dog
was him. which he killed with blow soy the
him with a scythe, Completely cutting through his col
lar hone down into his breast and producing instant
DEATH The negro then made his escape and mp 70 the
time informant left the county, he had not peen esp
tured.--Baif. American. .9ue H.
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FILL IND WINTER GOODS FOR NEWS
WEAR.
KNOEDEET. CpECOpV AMI EDnTI,

DEATH TO BEDBUGS.
THOSE who are un forum have moved into
house infested with these anmas ed be discour-
aged for with bottle Of bedbug remedy they can
an army of them. Price rs For sale by
DAVID BANDS CO, II East Broadway,
aul9 im~r corner Market ST.. and 100 Fulton st.
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AmUsE MIC Srs, &C,

DARK THEATRE-Third appearance q MIR. Collins, the
10th viii be- ssaa and he Irish
obars Mr. CoIas; JACOB Wylie MIR Fisher; Miss Chai'
Adsr which, HOW TO FAY THE RENT-Morgm Ret.
IL eoueuds m S s 'SSIFEMr
merton, s, Mr. Diot,' Mrs someFoa. Mrs Dyott. n,
oecc and Boxes s % So eS
IL f,sTf Aags
Mr. SsSS;t pyHho,s " Nags Hs,%on NJ, MSSi,oa
Frank LssnoS Mr. Neae' Fanny EitOn' Mr., Jordan Mrs
TO conclude with the BLIND BOYS DooM-IIewie de
Wilton S blanchard Rufus MIR cony; Dogs of the castle
Doors open at o'clock curtain viii rise a, hall past
Dress Circle 80 cents; Upper Boxes, Is cents Pit and Calls
GREENWICH THEATRE--Comer Varck and Chsrl-
'Sn await asnss ssd Ss
Drummond; Desdemona, Miss Crauford.
conclude with oHN OF xioyER-c.p, Amer
Tort by known musical amateuri swyrle Mr. Keene;
Ersr,,ine, Miss Kennedy. ''N'' '''' 'N''-
70 coamsae eat at h. Sss ocioe. COCK open
y open day evening Thursday Eysnins Aug aoth,
from Ro Ias.y A1ses Mozart
the and s q S b Mss
lntermission of half an hour for Ief,eshmsap
:as q ss the %so .. 81
%s sa
mission during the day and evening ,2H cents.
MILE bLANGY.
I H w III OLE RAW u FAM LY
GABRIEL KAvEL
NELo's GARDEN.T Thursday Evening, August GOTH
Srs II M ys
To conSua. wisS the Ballet called GIsELLE
Door opsr at ,e,ock; entertainments at O'Clock
- - y 80
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TO WOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS
H. MIGEON & CO.,
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, Nd SATTlNETS RE-
FISISHERS
No. BAL WEST STREET N. Y.
II EFEKENCES and orders for work at Messrs Woolcot
~ and Hade So Pine w. c. Langley Co. SO Broad
street; Brigham Co, so Pine street ais 2msm
EECHEsILELCHESt-D spo, q Leeche., l49 NASSAU
York and offer for sale fresh supply Of Leeehes
ceived by J. FERDINAND, Sem aus liner
FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
fresh supply OF highly concentrated French Exr,c Is,
such as Vanilla Pea H. Nectarne Rose, Lemon Bitter
Almond and others for f.vorng Ice Creams Blanc
mango Custards and all kinds of Pastry, for sale by
JOHNSON, MOORE & TAYLOR,
al3 lmsm Importers. &c 81 M4iden lane. ". Y.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER
A FULL SUIT of superfne Cloth made to order in the
"A most substantial and fashionable STYLE be procured
for SEQ MOFFATTS Fahiouable, Tailoring Esta-
bl'shment No Cstharine New York. Every art-
Gle II The line equally low Call and
auH 1msm JOHN MOFFATT.
EDUCATION. :
ID EV. II. T. HUDDART'S School will reopen after the
~ Summer Vacation Monday, September 7th. Circu.
lars containing full particulars and fer day scholars
yely and day boarde be obtained application
school 10 Foureen!h street. betweea University Place and
Fifth Of MIR T.. H. Edw ards Office of the Alliance
Insurance Co 50 Wall street ais Imsm
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FASHIONS HEAD OUARTERS.

No. go Main, Corner OF 18Th and Main Streets.
~ Il. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
He Spring Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
Fancy lie hand complete
Of the following aruees viz
French English Co Dress and Poek Coats black, bu.
Brown. olive green.
French Plain and Fancy Cashmere, and Doeskn
Pants
Single hiied Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Back Ratin, SIN a BonSaripe Vests
Fancy do do md CaEhuneretle Vests
duobe and single breasted ndns and
Eonine collar
Kid sfk, Thread md White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plan and fancy
Bosonls and Collars OF the styles
Merino Cotton and silk undershirs
DO 30 DaweTs and SOCKS
sear Cravais ami Pocket Hdk great variety.
SnsEsnders % ali binds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
An Of which wils establishment this side
or OregonI
b. for Clothing be made
Fashionable Establishment OF John NJ Co. Bal
umore.
An assortment OF samples constantly on hand.
p H. SPENCE. Agent