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WASHINGTON POST. President.

a q EOO0tsi =tCItIhfI'
e The a5ost Company continues 70 Atretandse
Dselng Houses and Furniture, aga,nt losse, BY F're On
term, C. a-o-a5!s any other responsible Company
Ill LOSES ustamed BY tbs Company p op.y end Id
erclly settled ,y23 avvissod
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Rr;.toI,s SorsannriIla

u Bristol's Sarsaparlla.-This old established
and popular preparation has recently performed another
remarkable cure the particulars of which vii! be found in
another column FRESH supply has Just been received By
The Agent. CHAS. H. RING, 49, Broadway, cor. John
nfft 1y-.s
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aCHEAP BOOTS AND SH0ES.-Tne sub
scro-r respectfully invites The aLtr:iou OF Inc pub
lie 70 his large and fashionable assortment o. oo2ss
@ AID Shoe- al ia Fulion-sL where he reails sne CRY
made CAR Boot g 80 ard 81 made IN me si-st French
STYLE and warranted YEA longer than those 1sHay 500
e. other stores al IS and -.
The constantly increasing demand to1 these boo.s proves
b-vcrG doubt that they 1--WE universal sesscton 70 ne
buvers as they are by purchasing from him. enabled TO
-ccuorze nearly on--laf tie etpen.e a theif boot bills
JOHN l. WATKINS, IA Futon-st-
t,+s irrpodis betyveen Nassau and Dutch st4.
m THE NEW STYLE Sumner Hats !steiy intro
HI iced are for sale with improvements prce - 3d.
HAbv WATSON ( co. I5i ChsthsE-st
B-a large ASSORTMENT Of Panama Leghorn, and eve
r. description Of Summer Has, very moderate prces
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fasbionable Clothing.
SEW-YoRS
CASH TAILORING EsTARLIsEMENT.

NETWORK
CASH TAILORING ESTABL!SEMENi !.
d EN- w BENSON, Draper e-c Ia'-or respectfully
ID !rcr1s ns p.,rCc- ARD tae Puols Lc1s Le
hi. removed 70 the Sev-Y Case Isiior.rg Eslah!lsn-
rne-t No 10 Froa--t.. B-oacweT, "nef- csa oe
ft,rd an exr.r-e assortment OF Cloths Cassiiaeres es-
us q which VII pe made 20 order II the rno7 issHos-
bic style :or cash r 80, ,. ,.
tn hose ;,ho know 5ir T.. carITa.ed qualities II
,Is A.. 70 saT ,Cre trEr 10 name EEn n
-~,rsr-ior 9TH thar Department Of TIE business
rgo;-- and yer.rsl assortment: OF ser.eTi-ns fancy
dress articles constantly on Haad y "a" rs
cash DRAPERS And TAILORs, ~ Brost,
u wa C Booth Co naTTns rereTVec sfcitons!
s,nI. az choice Goods would respectfully iaTte lie a.
tr--, OF ,-ir customers and The Pab Tae;r STOCK .
-, lr out comprises re rccest QUALITIES arc
-. NJ -s,-gs Cass-n.res. Drrz5 kc tast a-- 70
Be- foy.-5 n TIL. fore. q r1s-A=ts
tisry -rs,.aI facilities ou=-g, they are enabled 20
=- 80, Inducements purchasers, --ough Il should De
.tat their prices have reference only 10 TIC
- ,si5fy Of materials and workmanship and mat gar
,,r. ror-t a. establishment are not surpassed N
a. -sr-,--!sr br acy Rouse z me | 2.oE
M. Crrlry Department IS coccue!et by M J Lee
,. most rtsbl- skill y the ar i me result OF !o;S
oerce AID stucy, s1t who Possesses ice EaPPT faculty.
~ rror,r,otsas iasIo. 20 fora and Of selecting styles
OF r-s ross d;:ng a-t sppropsie 70 me season li,a
nFaDY MADE CLOTHISG.-in view Of lie sc
X ri s.a,- Of lie The balance Of extensive
--r1-rt Of summer Clothing vii be sold greatly
Bi prices comprising Leryr- Cloth. Csshaerette and
TIett SACKS: Grass 10Th snc Linen DOrssy Sacks, 6c
WSi. 7. JENNINGS co. 81 Broadway,
s-5tsf opposite he Fountain
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The Palmcsto-splendid boat Captain
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fellow makes M excursion TO-
morrow evening, down to the Fishing Banks. She Is
sea boat aud Tie "Trip will be delightful For tunes
Of leSvipS SO. sec advertisement
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u All orders for subscriptions, or advertising
in Country ewspapers, intended .or V Pa.lers Azen
cy, should be addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, as lie
has other Office has lie depued person repre-
sent his Agency in any other place in this City. yo ISL
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WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. - Wnil-.r. New-York, and Graud-sr
Williamsburg.

DIRECTORS.
Samuel Wilets. Frederick W. Fare Washington Post,
Chsl O. Handy, Nicholas Wyckos. A. 7. Van Bosksrck
william Layiin Andrew C. Benedict, Jeremiah Johnson,
Thos McElraIh, Samuel II. Clapp. Francis Du Bois.
Leuluel Richardson.
pOcr p-o.ila,,
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no CITY WEAYERS.

ITO CITY WEAYERS.-Alz large lot Of No. South
EN- Yarn, b-s; qualify Twist, and No filing, intend
ed expressly ior WesTers VIII De sold io, II ls and %
Cedsr-st up stairs. Philadelphia Weavers VIII ind Il
worth hs attention, wien IN mis- market 10 examine s
LOT, comprising 100 bsle., T CSpERaltL
nus u snd % CesRr-sl
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". u. Palmer Is The duly authorized agent Of
most OF the best newspapers throughout the country, far
and subscriptions a. his Office IN the Tribune Buildings
Wa ThAF!sW
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/ o. OF o F,-The annual session of the Granc
Lodge OF the State Of New-York l. O. OF Q. =, con,
mepced S, their rooms in National Hail. CSaa,,st yes
tcrday morning This Is the !srges, representative bod,
N the Vn!teA States.
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e La Grange Assembies.-The 1e1i ssssne!!
will take place La Grnngeplsc tBulPs FerTEJ on
TUESDAY evel:ns August llh The gentlemen composing
the Committee wiz End tne;- tickets Tor issHouion a. shs
Mercer House II the care OF Mr Samuel Rsyroitk
ans S,i, CHARLES - PASERELLf,
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r. COMFY ISLAND AND FORT

css5-gg.i.....sssl IANILTUN FEKKf-Ite steainb0aI
PROPRIETOR, Capt H. Mallan, will run
every week day the above Ferry until farther notice
follows: Leaving NORTH RIvER-Foot Of HanrronHst II
A. M3P. ". C,Inal-st. III a. ". 81 p N. Harru9n-'t
II; a VI. 81 P II. WtHrLaH a. n u VI. ! p ". Coney
LJiind, Il F. ". 6 P. VI. and the
Steamboat IOLAS Capt Richard Yates will run 40 FOL
lows Leaving EAST RyEx-Foot IF Ptte-st. 81 ~ i
p NJ do Uht.iaLi 10 A NJ N. 5! do. COMFY LLGnd,
III A NJ 3. P. NJ do. Landing nj Fort Hamilton eacn
yrav Fare i2i cents. THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor
y B.-Siages Will be IN readiness the arrival Of the
boats 81 For Hamilton take passengers 70 NewCuech
and Bah Gso Coney Issrd 10 lake passengers 10 the
MINER houses aui IT'S
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e Cologne Water-of superior quality. by The
pint, quart gallon for sale By
DAVID SANDsl co. Chemists and Apo,hecsries
iyl+ moods - East Broadway MsrSet.st
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SToSs AGRAND MOONLIGHT Corion Ex-
cursiou. up the Hudson River. for the ben
EFT OF Francis B. HslL-The steam packet
ALBANY Captain Hall. on Thursday evening, August6ih
Will leave follows Pier No. On. RI al o'clock Nj
Foot OF Robinson.s. ST o'clock, p ~; Foot OF Ham
1noudst 81 O'Clock P. NJ, Foot OF Nineeenthst
o'clock. P NJ, proceeding up the Hudson River and
turning about one o'clock at night
q The Albany will be elegantly fitted up and brilliantly
lighted FOR the and has secured the services of
superior Band OF Music.
q The ALBANY Will take Parties from Fort Lee al half
past p VI. and land them again when the boat returns,
about halfpsst u IN the morning.
Tickets One Dollar admit Gentleman and two La
dies may BE- obtained OF + b HALL foot Of Barclay ST.
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Boarding.


DOONIS, well furnished or Tire second door OF ae
n House Sc SO L.spenar-s being tie ron. and back
roos with folding doors and pantr.es &c with or without
breakfast ana ea, Il small private ia-i..y su6 wv
DOARDISG-Peasani rooms with 5oard can be oh
ID :si1-d No II 3arclays The horse i Ia Tie iau;e
d.aie vicinity 0; he principal hotels, commodous and
airy and hs. luxury oihol cold and shower baths free
OF extra charge. References exchanged au6 81
DOARD.-FsU.ies gentlemen visiting the city dur
ID ING the Summer be accommodated With very plea
SAINT rooms and board No 2Dl Fulioast s. Pauls
Church where they may enjoy all the comforts OF hotel
ant the advantage. queness and repose and saving
OF expense lySl WIS
BOARDING in a private !amiy-ne!g hborhooc quiet
d ard respectable. Apply at ee Er-st. between Grand
aud Brooue-st- aul luis'
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y
THE Publishers have Just received the following recon-
mrndAion from eminent scholar OF The state OF hsi!.
,ucky EDWARD OF twenty Heads of Classical
Schools A.! equally unanimous in their praise OF the
volumes already published, have been received
have exn1.ined wiki considerable Arno!ds First
and Second Latin Book, copy o.; which YOU poile!y ur
n.shed for inspection. have no hesitation N saying
In nv opinion decidedly the best work for beginners IN
Inc Lain thai has ever been presented " me Gas
cs public. The plan OF this work Is las Tar a. Tie Lain
language Is concerned entirely new aaG DOUBT every
wsy practicable The mechanical part remarkably nea
and correct and What :. OF sa Importance 10 Tue STU
uIcommouy cheap We shall immediately ADOPT II
INTO ouI Institution.
vantazes those WORKS OF similar Character heretofore
used IN our Schools scc Colleges The arrangement Is
happily ADAPTED 20 sub-eT-e end had IN view by the
iGcor One offs C0Tentabe chArsc!er.-cs y my
estimation consists IN leaving 20 Tie students owl ucg
raear and SKILL. the cooca,on OF the words II the Latin
order TIE plan pursued by authors regard 10 this
particular. deem quite Objectionable On The whole,
consider question Of very superior Merlt
end doubt that /; will obtain very genera use
in the Institutions Of cur country.
Respectfully, 4. A MORRISON,
Professor OF Languages in Masonic College, Ky"
D. A. L Co. Will shortly publish
/ Practical Int.otrc 20 Greek Prose Composition
II A F!r-t and Second Greek Book and GrsEnrnsr
III. i Greek Reading Boo4
". Cornelius Sessos WIN questions ana Ahs"er7-
Published end FOR sale BY
TIE HoRTIcULTURIsT
AND JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AND RCAAL
-rey- Gardening, Fr1;t. and Fruit Trees TIC sc.
AUGUST NUMBER
Jcst receved-Thi- = the sccoEc number OF us
BIZ, periodical work OF ihs Kind has long been wanted
No Ills country only rest. upon Inc publc Go'F 70 s1s-
AIN u will nev do Il Call and examine he sos1 q
su5sr MARX Il. NEWMAN s. cos. iss Broadway
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~ Nevsnaper Establishment Tor Sale-The

proprietor q o1g es:sohshed Wing NewsP s9eI = ole
the mos, ao1r:sairg IT Nassaetuse's eoneI-
plating change II his business oEers Ms eessossn
Tor safe. Connected with Is ensITe ruH G. 700
work For particulars address w. postpaid ooS 10 ~
Worcester Mass P O. sE6 WIS
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Law Courts.

T. s MARsIIALs oFFIcr,-Charye Of Rerol.-Capt
Reed who states himself in his affidavit to belong 10 Pro
whence and master OF the ship John p HARDWOOD, COM
planned OF six OF his crew. named Henry Wilson. Alfred
Mccoy Ira D. Cornwall Charles Squires, Thomas
Crockett and Thomas Harrington charging them with
endeRvorn TO make revolt The vessel was from
Havre to New York with passengers, and the difficulty
took place far from This port the Isl inst Il
s,dd the men refused 10 do duty, &c. They were COM
nnftch Tor examination.
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III =
II kc-The subscriber mas o. esac OF ~. own np9r.s-
cu and osers for sale Dy The package or II ots 70 sutdea
rrs Braces ard Bits C1rry COMBS, Fire rons Carolina
Hoes Cast Buns, Frame Pg.-ys Tea Kettles, Norfolk
La,ehes rur ord Brass Csrdlescks, Spurs, Bed krys
Cork screws, Copper Scales Powder TASKS, Fo*!ing
Guns Percussion Cap. stair Rods ron, Plated and Ger
ran siver spoons, Tea Trays and W.;ters, Rim, Psd,
Trunk and TIL Locks Suspende Sicck, Pant, Vest Shoe,
Iat and Cap buckles ert sGte Pocket Book Locks and
Prs Skin Bag Frames steel and Brass Bag Locks,
Beck gar1roa Boards Mathematical. instruments, Tape
Measures, Table Mas, ThT5eg; Tooth Brushes. Beads
and Bead Snaps Purses ste- and Gil! Wa.ca CHAINS and
Keys Needles Waist Buckles, EyelIis, Tveezers Pearl
st- and Paper Buttons wa;te brown, coored and mixed
Tvyiue-
An e1;ens!ze variety Of Peae Lroos and other Edge
Tools Gc- &c. ROBERT y FOSTER,
iva Observation-Disclosures Is GoId-s- (up-.ta.rs)
FOSTER 6: co. respectfully MORN The Deriai pro
-ssol dealers IN lncor-u pble Teeth that they are
prepared. their Tooth Factory IL Trentoa- n J. 70 up
ply them with Gum Teeth n complete sets, vn a. NC
rsrous kinds and coors with the pl1tnss WEI 50. acc
warranted eGual any for strength and ns % o.
o, change color under the blow-Pfpe Issy eiS e'
sale bv job, Care Co. " etsr-st aud ha.
on our hest Terms Who have constant supply e our
oerior Prepared Field Spar ind Sick hieh naTe
tena.yeiy Used for soe years past by most Of te
80 $500 q Aee'N - 49, jyls 2sawsr1s
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rW-l FOR THE FISHING BtNkS.-
szSs.5ssz:5,tT hc steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captaiu
Charles d. Armstrong. will maze trip 10
the Fishing Banks on Thursday August 9Th leaving
follows The foot OF Warren-s quarter before \ NJ;
Harumoud.sL pelanceysL az quarter before 9 Cath
ERNEST. az 9 Pier No. ., y. K. al half past O.
Dinner will he provided or board Bali al ccs.liues a.
reasonable r-;e-. Fare 81 cts for The excursion.
Tue steamboat H glander VIII continue her guar ri
10 the Fishing Banks Wednesday Thursday and Sat-
urduy through the For farther Information apply
10 A Il SCHL-LTL cor. OF Mest and Duane s.s Il
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Amnsements.

NIELO'S GARDEN.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS or TIE MAGIC PILLS
THE RAVEL FAMILY
GABRIEL RAVEIA
--,,--., MILE SLASGY.
THURSDAY EVENING, Angus; S,E
10 SEGIS, a. O'clock with favore Overture. saey
Which he !alyaAble Cou,ic Pa1;orrire OF
TIE MlLLISERS OK TEE Rs~pEzvcrs
SIMON he
Sespoli,aE NaaoIA. Dance nv Nile S!snsv snt Hxn-4
To eo1c1Ge with he rissuiSeea. Psn,oraime OF the
TEE lONJlhOE GIFT; OR. rHr MAGIC Puts
Colorso 'taorie4 Navel Elytla.. Nine L Javeu
Myrrhs. Young Eary. Nine J. Rsvel
Ticket, y csniS
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miscellaneous.
ONSTIPATION,
(Co-TfvINsSs 81
n..tnnnn

Destroyed
Without NeGicI1es. Injections, Bath Discovery Recently
made FrGHee.
DY NJ WARTON.-Price, Thirty Certs.-TA- Fifth
DEng,h ed!or translated from the sd French edition
OF the exposition Of natural simple agreeable and IT.
fa.5le lcec-ny discovered - rAnce,l yet cy OF
overcoming bur also OF completely destroying obstinate
nye,era.r and haoitEa Constipation without usiGs either
purga,!ves IN iectios baih followed Sv
Der o, authentic documents from eminent physicians and
other persons OF distinction, certifying Ihe complete eca
cy OF The means.
Sold lie national depot OF Wsrton OF Paris No l52
H R.n., corIler o! Joan-s- and Broadway Wysr ard
ke,chgr! IL Fullon-st; H-nry Johnson Z5 Broadway
corner Chs-a5ers-s; Apo;heceries Hail. coz Broadway
Jan rs Cr-mbie, Bow-ry and Fourth.L and d..
Lewis 80 Bowery in Brooklyn By Dr.. Charles Steene
Is; Futcr-st aus 9r.eoa-
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WIN: W; SHIRLEY, Aqetonce5

WIN. w SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
ID EAUTIFUL STUFFED BIRDS, Retrtgerators,
I'D Furniture Sc-H. e. WILLARD, THIS Day Thurs.
day Aug. 6 al 10 o'clock, at the sales room No IL WALL
100 Birds, In and single Birds, preserved Ia tho
hes, manner. Sale positive
Al IL o'clock variety OF Refrigerator Piano Foros
and Cabinet Furniture, aud second band sold 70
advances Also. rich Mancl Clock ard Grandoles aud
various other articles, It,
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tsSlt..Ei Wes, Point and Cold Spring giving mag
niiicent view OF the Highlands. null
band Of music is engaged .
The splendid steamer HENDRIX HUDSON will make
an excursion 10 West Point ColdsprHg and Newburgh on
SATURDAY. August 8 leaving the Pier between Liberty end
Cortland 8! O'Clock, A. VI and Hammond<t al y
O'clock A. NJ with pleasure party for West Point Cold
spnag Newburgh and returning 10 the same wharves
s6oul6 in the afternoon giving the passengers the most
dell ghlrl the Palisades Forts Montgomery and
Putnam West Point III. Highlands, Newourgh Bay. &c
SC Dinner provided board. Tickets To be had at the
People. Line Otce, la Greeuwch-st Of P C. shultz a,
the Office on the wharf; the City Hotel, and Ne" York
Hotel, Broadway, and OF Il ). Raynor, 70 Bowery.-
Fare each way 81 cents limited number Of tickets only
Will b. lssue.! au4 81
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MODEL OF NEW-YORK

IN CARVED WOOD.-This immense work OF Arr. by E
HPor;er Beder now exhibition Stih- Minerva Rooms,
405 Broadway This Model epresents every building she'd
tree and other object IN the City L has been progress
for more hAu year. and upward OF one hundred persons
have been employed its construction including OF
the irst Artists, American and European.
Above the Model - = GOTHIC CANOPY % The most
highly decorated carved work. containing in different
psrtInen Oh Paintings o. Of the principal business
establishments IN the City.
Hours OF exhibition from NJ. TO 10 P NJ Tickets IS
cents. Season tickets 81 cents. ly2@ Us
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WIN. H. JONES. Auelioneer.

WIN. II. JONES, Auctioneer.
BOOTS, SHOES sc BROGANS-On "wednesday,
ID August l2th, 0t O'Clock, al The STORE Of j. D. lager
soil Co. No. 20 Peurst 500 cases, comprising lsrgs
and desirable assortment OF Boots Shoes aud Broguns,
suitable Southern Western and City Dealers uss
ceved Catalogues and goods ready tho morning u hs
sale
Also. so cases Meas fine Kip Peggsd Brogans.
AI1g, 30 cases Womcns Seal Pegged Lace Boots
Also, 50 cases Mems and Boys Russell Brogans.
Also 100 cases Womens Pegged Ties and Buskins au6
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C1RRIAGE CL0TH.--leO pieces India Rubber
Ccarr.sse CIoh lpkta and agaret Of superior % ATTY
he NsvarS n j. India Rubber Fsein-y S Asiteo-sae
tyio isS
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IL bark ChG.tGn from Mcaroris (Coaa q 4atrioc) =
Mrs J a Hoyt missionary, Rev A Williams, lady
and CHILD. l Glider and son T Louyey J Raiserts,
c Csnot G Cyrus. Ratio i Crespo, Rev J Drayton,
Rev Tilou
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.sE~ seIECHANICs,I SsTITCTE-Hu

rT~ MECHANICS NSTITCTE-HuD-
sssastsSs.ssssl SSON RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-I~|by kendalrs Nrw-YUrk Brass Band and
10 return by Moon.ght--Thc elegant steamer SOUTH
AMERICA, will leave the City on Thursday morning. 9Th
instant touching Ryingtons az 10 o'clock, Pke lO3
O'Clock: Pier North River l04 O'Clock; BarclHy--t l0i
O'Clock Canast II O'Clock, and Hammond II. O'Clock
Grand Excursion 10 the beautiful village OF Farrytown
Tappan Bay. the se OF the capture OF the famous British
Spy Ma jor Andre. by Paudirg. Van Vert and Williams
Near the village Is the romantic Sleepy Hollow rem
dered famous by the legend OF Washington Irving,
while but few rods below enbosouied the banks oil
river lay the elegant grounds and splendid mansion Of
The author OF the legend, Htorng superb view OF tile
noble Tappan Bav, and surrounding viilagea
Fare for the Excursion so cents
On returning the City the steamer vii! land passengers
al Hammond, Barclay and Pike So.
Tickets 10 DO had the Institute Rooms, City Hall Of
j. z. Coffee cor Beach and West SITS; w Brownngs, 90
North Moore-sL R. Ballegh Chambers-st; I. Wake, g.
Broadway; II. Lawton II Wallst; H. Darel 600 Broad
way und the Boat au4 3tis'
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-fslo :, GRAND EXCURSION BY moonlight

Ia
alssss5a Hon the Evening of August 9th full aud
excellent Band Of Music ia engaged for the
excursion Persons in the habit OF passing The Rv
Will have the opportunity OF seeng this palace bril-
iantly illuminated.
On SATURDAY EVENING. aug. 9th, 30 the splendid
steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, will make delightful
Moonlight Excursion short distance up the Hudson River
and around the Harhor M far down the Bay the Mar
rows leaving Liberty.-t :! O'Clock, Hammonds wharf
O'Clock and returning the city early As 10 O'Clock
the places giving passengers tie most desirable
view OF the HarhOr and Cuy.
Fare for tue excursion 50 cenls augi 81
r- Only limited and select number OF persons taken.
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EARDEN-WlIs y. sI;sr.iye Pr,,,.a.

CASTLE CARDEN--WtLh Is extensive Prorn.n.
" AIDES is open Day and Evenins offering superior CD.
port.rit;es 10 tie lovers OF Mature ia Viewing he harbor
Ard surrounding scenery. The rcc rhs; tie de-
-ous sea bre-zes-ThGrss-, Friday AID Saturday Ever-
irrs August sh 7ih and Shin TIE Evpu.ug the fol-
lowing selection OF music VIII be performed by The Or
chesrrs under the direction OF c w Meyrer-Overture
OttrIo Ross-i Ton Marcisn. Gurg rancreti. Rossin
Love Dream Arusr Overture TO the Ba-5er OF Seville
Soss-i: &C. Xc Range OF Co<rorsGas
Admission during The Day and Evening criy Is cents
GRAND VOCAL. and Ias;yamenia. Coacert-PH
VI ERNST Flutls; 70 the !ae Ccur; q tIsace snc h
A. WOLLENHACPT. Pianist from tae Conservs,oTe OF
Laips;s would respectfully announce that they vi! give
heir first and only Concert Bancard's Psvihon New
Brighton Staten Island Saturday next, August SIR $780,
assisted by PHILIP MAYER. w6o viii sing sewers OF
his most favcrie pieces sr Mr. AhenS, who VIII presto
Al lie Piano Nj Ernst viii perior;, on Tie celebrated
B,shr Flute. Tickets Ore Dosr each. 10 be hsc 81 me
Pa-.or ard AZ the door The evening of PERFORMANCE c.
For f--ther ns-ri-tlar see sr,s, bills su6 SKIS
4 MERICAN SEtNI.-Monday, August s. and
~ during The week Splendid performances IN The aiter-
noon 81 81 O'clock snd evening 81 The manager has The
satisfaction Of announcing the een cement OF Col Ihan
the famous Virginia Dwarf q Old, aid weighs . 70
He iskes pleasure In announcing Tie following additional
a,-sctcrs-lvo Mammoth Bows, The largest in existence
two CaHres he extraordinary snirals Aving-iwo
other CGTioSes the surprising objects IL creation
the Oranc OC;ang and the Boa Ccnsrctor-the Araon'
cal VeruS-Nss Fanny Wheelsr-GTeaI Western
Admission, - ceur-children under 10. III ceuts raS
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D. D. NASH, Auciioneer.-Store 1870 Ful

FURNITURE, &c.-This Day ThurdGy, at 10 o..
clock, at la9 Fullon.St quantity OF Furniture Bu
Mahogany and Cherry Tables Rush and Cone so<
Chairs Carpets. B.d,eads Feather Beds. Mattresses Pill
asres Washstsnds aud Crockery Looking Glasses Kitchen
Furniture, Also Canary Birds and Cage. IL
SSIGNEE,s SALE.-The stock Of Boots Shoes
n and Findings together with the Fixtures, Lease, &c.
OF tho No "a Bleeckerst is offered Tor sa!of MOI
sold at private sale before Monday, Aug TO- tho viii
b. sold on that day at 10 O'clock * 81 public suctiou
the premises. Apply To II. TOPPING, Assignee.
aul no. Fsrry.st
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CITY ITEMS.

" Rev DR. ADAMS, Pastor of the Presbyteri'
Church in Broonest the orator before the Inc
illogical Society Of Dartmouth College ut the recent
Commencement. His address Is spoken oil by those
who heard it IS one Of great eioquence and power
p The Cricket Match was resumed Tuesday
morning a, 10 O'Clock excellent spirit and with every
determination on tho part Of the dragon slayers to
make the best of bad job but the best luck and the best
play in the country could not save them from defeat
with such plant they had fosted on them in The man
who made 70 of his bs However, the dragon slayeri
scored 81 in the second innings leaving themselves In
minority Of &c and wckes the part Of their sd
versaries to go down The score stands thus:
St Georges l.t innngs. 5lPhladclpha st innings 27
do % do 81 l02