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NJ AR RED.

Al Willismsbureb. l. l. on the "a inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Haskius. at st Marks Church. Mr. JOSEPH BAR
TON. TO Miss ELIZABErH :. SEWELL, daughter Of
Mr.. VIM. Sewe all OF ths, place.
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w. II. CARY g. CO.

lef PFAaL-sTREET OPPOSITE CEDAk-sTREff.
IANE IN STORE and receiving by late srriyals--
Ca-es Marshall. Linen Tread. Nos. 10 70 100.
COS l. men Tread all colors and Noe CLARK
Cos Paisley spool Cotton cord white, 80 yards.
ClAs Co. Paisley spool Cotton. cord 100 yds, white
and coiors
Waren- Needles drilled eyed .harps and betWs, Oiled
eyed Needles, lo~ priced.
How. Manufacturing Co -olidhead Pins fall and short
stuck
Purses. Purse Twist. plain and assorted shades
steel Beads. steel Tassels Hlnzs and Fringe.
Torro ~ Shell. Buffalo and imitation carved Combs
Tortoise she. aud Horn SIDE Combs plain and carved.
Bone. metal and composition'Suspender Buttons.
Pearl and AGATE Shirt Buttons
Lasting. Mohsir and Br0csfe Coat Buttons
Wade s Butchers Raxors. eli patterns
Knives snd Scissors Cf 81 descfl ptouend the l-rges,
assortment q French EuEsh an1 German Fancy Goods
b. found tins country, which they offer JObbers
md Retale. nnon The le.- te-m ans n-.A O, lmI.eod
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Law Courts.

suPRxnR CouHr-In h an ers--Before Judge
Edinonos Case Of Martin Hare This party was sssn
custooy the charge OF bgsmy relates 10 Miss Fox
demanded There was sufficient number OF spects
tors have filed the chamber where the argument ~ss
for some time held. hundred times over, ana sn 40
i,urnment hcsly made 20 the Circuit Court room
Mr. Brady replied 10 Mr.. Cutting His principal points
that there wss no such marriage. that wi,ness
necessary In law to the sgreement-thst the puonc
10 deeply Interest in this mstteI-thst msn and ~O
man might otherwise pass Themselves without public
declaration man and wife, and sfter~ard ssy that
they not sothst to establish the precedent that
woman sss nothing % do but TO swear sbe was mus
marrird 10 man and then charge him with bissmy
would be dangerous to the community even " a
witness IL not necessary Bliss, Fox knew had vile
living and the contract Wa void II i's Inception -,
Mr. Whiung replied contendnR as Mr. Cuftns nlo
that The marrisge legal Mr. Brady rtjOiDed Hare
was remsnded and the Judge has reserved his decision
Soldier Case anthony Gsrraa. who hes family ana
enlisted, WAS brought up Tor dischsrge out inc case
postponed ill to day.
Before Judge Eiwsrds--Moses Bald~ia. between
whom and his wits unfortunate difficulty has oc-
cured snd who has been committed 10 Eidridget Tor
some ny the Court OF Chsncery for not furnishing
funds ws believe enable his wife Sarah A. to prose
q suit sgains, him for divorce, snd also Tor snno
ny. brought up ON hsbess corpus sod ms o.ensfse
oemsuded principally the ground that the process
BY which h. IL held defective. judge T. remarked
that even allowing the process should be 90 the RENE dy
must bs ON the Court snd not by Es0ess cor
pus He was remanded-for Mr. b. Mr.. Warner
For Mrs b. Mr. Shsfer.
SUPERIOR CouHT Case Of Paul BruRi-This young
man, late domesuqus" on board the French steam
sbip Phil delpns sgsin brought up, pursuant 10
sdj ,urument the habeas corpus. and bis dschsrge
from the commitment a deserter by Justice DriDkeT
demanded 1t appears there 10 an ordnance OF tho
French Government with which the treaty IL. prohibit
ing domesques" being considered a portion OF the
crew. Mr. Lux Of the counsel for Bruni had
copy OF the ordinance In the Marine Court but by some
means IL lost from among his papers and difficulty
has been experienced In obtaining another The hope
10 tnst one will be- procured from the French Minister
Washington. who has been written to on the subject
and the hearing OF the postponed to Tuesday
next
CouHr or COMMON PLEAs-Bsfore Judge DAILY -
John R,,nenS@ John George aud Isaac Naturalization
Of replevin 10 relation TO horse and wagon Verdict
for pisnuh $50 damages and coats, and vsuing
the property at e60-tor pu Mr.. Nsele For delft Mr
NaTsels.
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A NEW QUARTERLY.

rT'HE MASSACHUSETTS, REVIEW VIII be published
L on the st - December 1871, aud continued on the
st Of March, June and September IL viii be devoted
the interests Of party class but is conductors will
enGesvoT present open aAd fair Geld FOR the notice
and discussion ot matters pertaining % Philosophy Liter
afure. Politics. Religion and Humanity.
The Review viii be conducted BY K W. Emerson,
other gentlemen.
Ee-h number will contain about l2j pages At the price
Of - year, IN advance
Communication. subscriptions &c. should be addressed
20 the publishers, COOLIDGE WILEY,
- Waters ct Boston.
Nv have FOR sale Or wholesale and retail. Alden's
Pictorial Map ofthe United States. AMI iawisSat tN7
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" LAMP DEPOT"

Nos lJl aud - Fulton-st sun Building
LAMPS, CIRANDOLEs, CHANDELIERS, &C.
J. o. FAY
HAS MADE such arrangements with large msuuiec-
IIturug establishment Will insure the public mer-
chants and opportunity % procure cheap and
very superior articles Of solar Hanging and Stand
Lamps" IN great variety
"GfRANDOLEs"
Of new and superior siyir aud lnish
SOLAR And GAS CHANDELIERS"
with 10 hFht-, VI the most splendid w0rxmanship
with OF without pnsIns
CASDELABRAs. HALL LhNrERNs." Sc. ke
Ina great assortment;
BRACKET SOLAR"
and tn SIDE Reflector Lamps and Wicks
The above articles unequsled la 4Hsfy syie and
beauty Of hni,h and will te sold the manufacturer.
lowest prices. Wholesale and retail Git BrDnzed and
Silvered.
y B-D0nt forget. before purchasing, call sud *
anime the the Lamp lJi sud lJ1 Full
ton-sf. sun Buildings.
Also. old Lamps rebronzed gilt and alvered, made 70
look Ike short notice. and Astral Lamps altered to
solar u rnis-
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SCHOOLS.


INSTITI TION OF NES>Rs. ABBOTT for tho
education OF Young ladies' $50 hOustonst corner OF
Mulberry under the OF Jacob and John C. Abbott
The Fall term commences Monday, sept q. The pa
pills classified IN our departments scoodins 70 their
and intellectual advancement The young ladies OF
the senior department pursue the highest hfancheso study
tausht IN any seminary for female instruction II an OBJ
cct OF special attention this institution watch over
the health of its members, for 70 10 believed that good
bodily he,h only Of the greatest OF blessings
but that u also essential the highest Intellectual sd
yancement Spacious well ventilated. neatly car
peec and furnished ia the most thorough manner,
provided for the pupils Gentlemen Of distinguished at
tanments In their several depsrments instruct IN the
Languages, Mathematics, Vocal Music, Penmspshp, and
Drawing
Young ladies from abroad be received into the fam
y Of Rev John ; C. Abbott where they will be regarded
Ia all respects daughters The evenings Of the family
devoted to intellectual pursuits Constant efforts are
made surround the pupils by those Influences which
promove that of address and polish Of manncr
In pOrtanf IN the education Of lady spacious
garden surrounding the house invites 10 secusve eNer
cise while the inmates Of the family taken on many
excursions that they may become acquainted with the
objects of interest IN the city and ITS vicinity fu
pills can be received al any time su.i 6teodis'
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BY Vx H. Frsaiha Son Hous- and lease OF lot
.,o,v hr,ck house ~ Renv'chst 25x60 feet ground
rent $50 81 100 No 80 same description. 40 No &c
ground rent go sse 277 sbs ~ Hud.eo
.srh 25xsO ground rent t220 q so , story brick
hnnsa and lot 2i2 Spring. 2jxqO q 500.
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TIE ART And sCfENCE
DANCING.

4 CARD-Mr. W. WHALE and Daughter respectfully
hanu0nuce the ladies and gentlemen Of New York
and Brooklyn that their Classes for S45 VIII commence
Constitution Hail. so Broadway, on Tuesday October
r. and Gothic Hall Brook yn Monday October 10.
Classes for ladies ana gentlemen az their Private Academy
So Si1fhsvenue, on wednesday Sept. ~ Instruction
given daily All the aud fashionable Dances and
Waizes a. the private Academy 90 sxth-agenue where
al information will be Particulars tn future adyer
tiserneurs and circularz su14
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BIRTH
DIED:

On Thursday, I'd nst the lady Of EDWARD ELS
WORTH, Esq. OF daughter.
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ENGLISH PAPERS BY THE


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Stories Of Waterloo revised by the Duke OF yelling
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Washington and his Generals. BY Headley, vols cloth
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The shove together with AL the New and Cheap Publ
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Nj ARINE JOURNAL l..
PORT OF NEW YORK
~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE


CLEARED.
Ships Mary Francis. Jeweit New Orleans. Hale &
Klmoall sullivan. Wste. Charleston Geo Bukley !;
Atielsnde. Adams. Hsvsns. Speford. Teston Co.
Briss josephine. Hsey. Newport Augusta sher-
wood Ssvsnnsh Sturges. Chairman l. Co Louise (Sw)
Hu,tmsn G0ttsuburz. Nsylor e. Co; Fidells Brosn 81
John Nh. Cha Murrsy Hope. Pierce. ST asrys. Nor
ton. Jr; Anna volsr Cork. &c. John Body Sarah
Brown wech Mobile, sturses. Chairman Co.
schrs James Lawrence. Smith. Providence Commo-
dore Cooley Charleston Lscon. Besrss. Boston Joan
Hartman. Stimson. Savannah. Patton Conservative
Myers. Halifax, Bach NcEvers; Jones, Hsrd~iek,
kewbern NC.
sloops Jane Terrell Providence Midss French, do.
Barge Planet Briggs, philadelphia
ARRIVED.
BARK DtsnshS. Brown l3 Dc FIN Havana with sugar to
o'n"r. ine vessels left were b-iors reported.
org urmoos Young, IL ds I'm Dobsy, Ga win Jun
Der, to w Rockingbars
Rrs Tyleston. Barlsrams 3s d, fn Curacos with
goat skins &c, 70 Fouke & Son
brs nmpirs, Baxter, IS TN Boston with 70 tons log
wood 70 master.
Brazilian brig Parer. Ds IA Guerra 81 A. fn Rio do
Jsnsiro win conse 10 PHILIPPE Co Left brig
Of war Bsnbridge. and frigsis colum,. oh WALL
and others not remembered
Sohr Adam Treat Curtis ~ dc I'm Qua ,am. PR Win
sugsr 10 Dauscomo Beck With.
Schr Harris. vooris ds fm Virginia with wood
10 master.
schr Pe.spscot Yess % Dc fm New Orleans with corn
and wheat 90 master
schr Am Maria Jones, 5 &c fm Newbern. With naval
stores 10 : L Mitchell.
Schr Juliet York, de I'm Providenes. ri, In ballast.
10 order.
BELOw-One Brig.
SAlLED-brS Emily for Charleston.
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To TAILNRS

THE FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS for fs47 and
i 1913 are now published and ready for sale, by
T. OLIVER, 81 Cedar-st. y Y Sd door from Broadway
T. o. has removed from Cortlend.st. 70 ~ Cedar-st
where he will continue publish his fashions and systems
heretofore. His instrument for measuring and
drafting called the Tsilors Phsolo Transfer Is
completed and ready for sale nj 6tis
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RIO JANElRO-Brtg Puresa-l9e0 bags coffee 10 l.
Phillips Co
CDRACOA-Brig Tbesi0n-666o piece. braxilleta wood
81 pkgs goatkns pkss old copper y hhd Boonen
Graves Cos0s hides bxs eochneal l75s pieces usuc
Si2s SO specie bds SKINS Joseph Fouike Sons
GUANAMA. R->cir .fdan Treaf--l IS hhds 65
casks nlolssses Dunscomb Beckwifh
HANANA-Bart DaHtha-2l5s boxes sugar do ndse
1 sample 10 order.
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= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS near New. 70,

- FARM AT JAMAICA,I..I I. near New. York-
G An excellent farm OF 81 ss late OF John D Dimis,
- half q mile east Of Jamaica Village having bsssu.
f front the main turnpike road nom Jamaica 70 Jsh
cho, Hampstead Babylon kc., with spacious msnsios
house barn and buildings tine young orehard hssvly
timbeedi well wstered senteel churches
Railroad; short wall from the depot where the Cor
the city leave several times each day Certain 20 sut ssa
temen wishing reside IN the country aud do business 10
the city daily Threeourts Of the purchase money
remain ten years mortgage The Ened, residing
se will exchange for New YoIk City proper
lying in the bounds Of Nassau, Pearl ychn and spruce
sts. lie be in NewYork every "Wednesday from
" until 3 Z. NJ. at IS Nassa-st III. O. oNDERDONk.
A lawl0wis.
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SEED WHEAT. TIMOTHY AND

fLUN ri ~EED--Ife ceTefTffr1 WINE lint aId ON
y r. variefi~. seed Wheat. new Timothy snd Clover
seeds; p0ws and lxrcu1f. implement. Of s kinds for
sale by - 4ti.-l A. b. ALLEN 4 co. iS7 W-ter-st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P. 7 BARSUM Proprt-
= ssoii =. hIIShSvSh Asn><er-sPisnds exhibit
lus.t, 70 Oslosi silsas,S forrs.is 81 Gss
LAShAAf IA ~ 9ns .sss NOR. Of c.nPbslr'
PHEAN FAMILY, OF ksrn.bec Voc.ists. N,.s ~ r.
NARD. GENUINE CHINESE JUNK. n, mssnise.r,
DoS: PETE NORRIS Comic vossii.s. Ni.E JULIEN
Admss0n Is children ander 10 year, Il. esnrs
CASTLE GARDE>.-rhe Iisiisn Open Company
Donir.s,f. Grssd o5-is Of LfSDi ri cHAMoU Nix
Marquis de Bosee1ry Sis Las Bsitsliini 'scount dc
s.F,s s S.',s PsIssE An,oniS ss n0.ss w III.
Books containing English version OF the opera TOR
.als a. the dOerpree IS cents The grand oper. Of II
BAFbieEe d. >eyishs in rehearsal Sunday evening,
the grand sacred orsiorio of Nose. IN Egypt.
Tickets. % cent. Doors opened Al e-enter'sinmenn
CASTLE GARDEN.-sJND AY FVENING, Sept.
SS-irand sacred Oratorio from Ros.ai's MOSES IN
EGYPT By the Italian Company, from Havana
sung By the 'olowins ladies ard gentlemen. seeomps
Sis Perelh. Sis Jmnes.
Peroir ARsrtnr.
Vita baibsr Rags,
Novelh Alvarez.
Bsttsni. Balagver
Pismontesi, Bran.
Ans. LocsielN,
Psn!xsrois. 0oaels,
Alysrez. Ruhio,
Pach. Rossi
ssnorina Fortunate Tedesco
ssrA Rsnieri.
sirs- Gerl. ABertsrri.
Gentili, Negi,
>borgi. Piamonfcsl.
Ai.ti. >boFsi, 7.
Reyeiisni, Psdgsni
Ticket. 50 cents Doors opeu st6eonsert to commence
.; 8 o'clock precisely. 81
DtIMO.S.-F.revrliv visit Of the celebrated RANEL
L FAMlLY.-MONDAY EVENING. Sept 6. the per.
ormanee Wiil commence with the act piece Of THE
RENDEZNOUS-S0pha.M Miss Mary rsylor; Rose,
Ms Watts; simon. Mr.. John SETON: Smart VI T. Pls-
eide To be followed BY the comic ballet pantomime
q BLAl>E AND BABET-Biby, Gabriel Rsvel Aeer
which elegant achievements the Tight Ropeby the Rs
vel Family and Leon Javelh
lntermission OF 20 minutes To conclude with the
dramatic panfonime OF JOChO. the Brazilian Appetite
APE. Mons Narcetti.
Tickets - to all psrs OF the establishment inelad.
ing the promenade. 20 be had from 10 the box Office
Doors open At It performance commence at o'eleek
THE GREEK SLAVE. --Powerss Statue OF the
Greek Slave open Tor exhibition, At the National
Academy OF Design. from o'clock A NJ until 10 + Al.
Admitfance p cents 50 sul1 is,f
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL

i IA. WiLLIAMsONs lady having returned from Eu.
rope desires 10 inform her friends that her school will be
commenced usual on the hrst Monday IN September,
when. from the great improvement IN the commod
business OF her school departments she Will be able 20 sd
additional pupils each class which, for the last
years, have been limited ifteen Mrs w feels she
need hardly her patrons that exerons shall be
her part render her pupils happy of eternity
and amlsbe and truly useful members OF society for time
Ms W Ina. bee ab 10 secure the of French Pro
estsut professor Mons Neil and his lady and likewise 10
retain her former French teacher Mous Chemdn either
OF whom will be happy 10 give private lessons at her
Enlistment. 60 Duanest
IN. class for boys under years w he augmented FIVE
none will be admitted or retained whose morals and man
ners have not had previous careful training
The SUNDAY school for chden speaking he French Ian
guage, VIII recommends on sunday sept 1871 Any per
IA French is most cordially invited to attend at 6s
Duane-st
gentemans family the city. visiting
of ster ing worth and accomplishments. ~ lm'
- LOCKWOOD'S SCHOOL for BOYS, lo5 Canal.st
n.-1le due. ofthsinstifution are resumed Classics
the various departments ofstudy fast ingup Teach.
Of the Latin, French and German Languages at
tendance Bookkeeping by double entry and the usual
In gsh branches successfully taught The subsc ribef
may be the rooms from 10 B. aud at ~ Amitys
bookstore Of Mr. shepard, 1889 Broadwsy-sept, 1871
EyE>ING SCHOOL, 507t Broadwsy-Mr CHAM
IL BERLAIN'S Rooms open afternoon and evening,
leisure hours TO study Drawing, Writing Arithmetic.
bookkeeping and English Grammar receive par'icu lar
n B. Mr. c has few vacancies in his school for boys
EDUCATION.-The Misses MscAdsm wish to inform
Ther friends aud the public that their School for Young
Ladies Will reopen Monday the 9th of September. al -
Fourth-st The svldies comprise all the branches Of
thorough English Education, with French Music, &c SC
Circulars be obtained the above number Mr.
Franciss bookstore 2j2 Broadway.
v B.-Arangements made for taking few young
ladies 10 board. 81 2w cod
ITO THE PUBLIC.-The Classical and English
school for boys in East r. ghteenih-st. Fourth
avenue, c. r. LlNSLEY AM Principal, will be re
opened Monday, Sept s. Application for admission
may be- made and circulars obtained al the residence Of
the Principal. 81 Fourth avenue. - Sits
THE FALL TERM Of Miss CARROLLS School
Il for young ladies' No d Msrketsf. will commence Wed
nesdsy Sept Circulars giving terms may be had Miss
C's residence. ~ SITS
MISS SAGAR and MISS BELLOWs's school
WI for young ladies' will be reopened Monday the 18th
of september, 10 Albion-place, Fourth st. " Wv
MISSES sEDGWICKS' Boarding and Day School
WI will reopen the 10th Of Sept 81 " West ashng
Place. 81 lsis.
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Gaurf CaIendar...M MONDAY.


CoMmoS PIKAs-Eos Is, 70. -, IS, IL, S. 50. a..
g. 81.
The Superior C0ur. also commences he term on Mon
dsy does the Supreme Court general and special
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THE NEW WORLD.

NEW SERIES OF this popular literary newspaper i
~ about 20 be commenced by original editor, Park
Benjamin The subscription price : = year, when
paid IN advance II - viii be required Address the
Editor or ROSS WILKINSON,
II IL puili4her. 1Ib \assau-sf New urk
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Net amount subisc, to "a
The amount Of Treasury Notes in circulation is
sssos$s9 Of which about 900 900 10 OF the issue OF
sssh January. lss1.
Money 10 unusually abundant In Philadelphia
compared with tho bushes. wants and may readily be
commanded at from to per cent
The Philadelphia Ledger says, We learn that
TIE country oanks are much In OF business and In
hsa Of more legitimate operations are discountns with
unusual hSsrsiisy on State bosds-w low - per cent
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Assistant Treasurer Boston. Ms.s.. $4,000 Is
h w. Rosers Depcstsry Buffalo - S6S n
sss ,' r.ssa.er' Se~.iofk .352l.763 81
Treasurer of the U s Washington ID C 10, - -
w III Marriott, Depostsry, Baltimore n 100 NJ
Tnonss Nelson Depository, Richmond Va oqss 81
~ v Jones Dopossay, wilmington. So %
Assistant treasurer Nnst'eston, > 32SS32 81
w Bullock Deposiisf)' SNsnnsh-... 92ls So
T. saunders. Dcpusltsry, Mooie.--.-.... 7.792 ~
Ditto Alabama Bank Notes 1854 %
J. Thomas. D-postsry, Nashville. Tenn. 105 W
Assistant Treasurer, ST Louie. srk9l %
p Collins prpostsry, Cincinnati .......... 22O70 ~
J Kesrsley Depostsry, Detroit lQs II
L. Dyer do Chicago ---.. sls3 -
ID ii Brlsht do Jefersonyille 376ge 20
l. x lIpcoln do liule Rock .... 44O ~
Mint of the United Stsses Philadelphia Pa. e6i72o %
Branch Min, OF the u Sia,es ChsrloteN c. 1900 %
Branch Mint Of the o. States Dshlonegs Ga 2os30 "
Branch Mint OF the L. States NewOrlesns.- -S42O 70
To,sl. ....... s536O, 4o9 81
Md difference between transfers - ransi'a -
soa over drsfb..-.-.----.- .--------..- leSSoe -
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! ia M REAL. ESTATE

with margin materially narrowed On what has hereto.
fnre been uaualr
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WANTS.


" All azr-er5 70 Adrertsr<-fs 'e-f D. ral nut u
rss,pas. Or fiey ziH rsf b, ,ahsa suf Of tie 0Ecr
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CoLORED PAPERS

AND PAPER BOXES. MANUFACTURED BY
n BACH. - FULTOS-sT. Y. Y.-Al.o, constantly on
NJ. hand hn- assortment u imported French and Ger
c0lored psper- Orders promptly executed and Oh
the most reasonable trims. a. IN
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~ BY gwen 70 the or ownsrs oeespsnt or oces
pants " al hossss and oss, proved or snimprovsA
ands affected thereby, hat the following assessments
tho street Commissioning Once for sxamina bv iii
persons interested Via For regulating aud paving ssysn
teenthst between fihh and sixth svsnues The Init
ecraeed BY thus include all the houses
snd lots OF ground vacant lo and psees parcel Of anA
situate on both sdss VI Seventeenth between the PNk
snd avenues together with the rear los on the outh
edy .de Of ssd street. All peons whose uteresss are a.
ectsa BY the above named assesmsnss and who are op
cent Their objections writing 70 the a he
street Commissionsrs 0es, within thirty isye 49, -
date Of this notice NiRTIN y TH0VSsSH
Street Commissioner, ed Chslrmsn Of tie Xsosssnss
sxsss Counissioaws 0nsA ysps. s Is1f =
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=---FOR CAMP MEETING

CAMP MEETING AT
- WHITE PLAIN--Durin! Gam ?
Meeting week. commencing Monday
sept. s, the Of the Harlem Railroad Co vi, cave
Civ Hall. y. \ for White PLANS AZ and 10 ocock a
II and and p NJ Reruruinz viii leave White Plains
al :, 10 snd q. A. ". and y and 5. p VI - iva.
=. FOR NEW.ORLEA>--The first c ass f,st
~ sailing brz E,SEA, capt hsyney, VIII be Dis
- patched In few days
This offers very desirable conveyance for limit
ed runber Of .ec0ndcsbin passengers. ~ho Will be ksn
moderate rate For passage apply board, 70 Of
Waist or TO oHEkN co 10 sossh-~
q cor. Dovsr, and - wsr, corner Of Rector ~
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SUPPLIES FOR THE ALMs-HOUsR p.,.r

SUPPLIES FOR THE ALMs-HOCeR DEPART.
bCmentsealsd proposals will Be received By the Com
missioner al his Oficc In the Psrk, until O'Clock
q the 9Th instant for supplying for the Of the Ams
House Department:
Si1S. S SSH.ss Cloth TO ss :. see" at the
10 be delivered al B.sskwePs Island free Of ell expense
Of responsible persons with their sssspt In
whiting a. security for the Performance Of the contract
~ q. LEONARD, Commisslossr
Odiee u Commissioner OF Aims Hose.
New-Yort, Sept T. Ist7. ssuA
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IMPORTATIONs

DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIONS.
NEW-ORLEANS-Schr Pefapscot-iie6 sacks whes
and corn. TO J X Milbank