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VALUABLE NEW LAW BOOKS.

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These volumes highly commended by Justices fancy
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Hale's Precedents in Criminal Cases 81 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO's, AsTOR-PLACE, BROADWAY
lNTUESDAY EVENING, Aug is. Grand Overture, after
which Tie admired Burieus of
HE Is NOT A-MIss
Mr. Preryman. Mr. J. Seton Mrs Preuynnsn Mrs Mseder
Frrerick FitralAn Baker Mrs Aldgsie Miss Kate Horn
C;unn -, $50. Henry lSophy ........Mss Kennedy
To he followed BY
LADIES BEWARE.
Sir Chas vavasoar. Dswson VI Srlds Miss Tebin
Col yav.sour Nsche. Grsee Peabody Ms Watts
Laiv Bealcharp. ...s....s....... $500 sr'hfy
Quarter Of an hour iniermission for refreshments
Concluding with the sorcal Musical AfeTpiece u The
SENTINEL
Prince Frederick Manvers King Frcderek ,ppendae
Baron haNimilan Schloppsen -, JONI seIon
Linda. .............................M MIS- r onruu
Doors open 81 Commencing n Admission - cis.
RURTON,- THRATER, CHAMBERssi, =
DTuEsDAY EVENING, Aug. IS, will be played me IN
trayagAnza. called
VALENTINE AND ORSON.
Valentine. .... Miss Sinclair Orson ..... MI Broagnam
hlng PippLn... NJ. Dunn Byzantine. Mrs brousham
Pas Lsnetta .....................M IS Waters
Afer which, the sughsbie interude Of
TIE BLUE DEVILS.
Megrim. .........Mr Burton Annette Misc Chapman
Amer which he Bur.etfa Of the
OLD GUARD
Haverssc-. Mr. Ncknson Meisnie. Miss Nesrson
Bolero de Cadz. MI Frederick and Miss W atcrs.
To conclude with the Burescue Of
LUCY DID SHAM.AMOUR
Prces-Dress Circle ard Parqueue, 81 Family Cir
Gle, Is crs Doors open ei-CurtAin will me At n
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DOARDING.-Two or three gentlemen can be accom-
ID modaed with breakfast and Tea, ahd with ll board on
the sabbath in a small quiet family where here are no
Children on reasonable terms. Apply al n Hndson-st
Vsn,,S aso |. good cook German or American preferred
No obisrron no eoOrrd None need apply but one who
nrs.t,nds ber business and come well recommended
A. she will be taken on trial. Apply any time ms week a.
- nd dllO
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RROOKIYN AFFAIRS.

NAvAL.-The new Propeller building at the
MAYNARD for the United States service be called the
San Jaeinto. is nearly ready for launching She is said
he one of the strongest built vessels put together
Her dime nsions are follows Length OF keel 2lO feet
ngth of deck rs feet breadth Of beam 80 feet As
model of naval architecture she has probably never
been surpassed.
u The beautifully modelled irisate Sabine,
ster lying the stocks for upward OF % years Is
saany to be finished and launched. She was ordered
B, Congress 10 be built and when nearly be
launched orders were received at the to
suspend operations upon her, which was~ ely
done until about years ago, when it was w. u ne
csssy TO lay keel since which tisie, until now
,he has been again entirely neglected
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m PURSUANCE order Of The ssross Of tbs Coany
IS>v Yoa nouoe hereby gwen % al persons having elss
., JANIS MOORE Of the CITY Of Nee foh dsssassd 70
-.s, he sams voachss thereof % he ssbrsrs he
CITY Of eesrs s snsss-ss day Of Fsassy
-Dssed Nee fod. ioars>asA tsy .. Aaxsss 1873
sass Isxsa- JARS nsctss SsIIk. ss'ss"~
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BAKER K SCRIBNEl
% Pax Row, and l45 Mass


nRICE 81 CENTs-KIRyyAN UNMAsKED Re-
view Of Krwan in Six Letters addressed to Rev Mich
oss Murray, d. ID. by
RI REV JOHN HUGHES DID,
auli 3rs' BISHOP or NEw-YoRE
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER, Isl Fulton-st.
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~r~ u. =. MAIL LINE at Pm. for AL

~U- u. -. MAIL LINE at p M. for AL
-sst1ss.z.jS BANY and the following Landings Csld-
CIT wells, West Point Newburgh, Hampton
Milton, Poughkeepsie Hyde Park Kingston, Red Hook,
Maiden Catski Hudson Coxssckie kinderhook and New
Baltimore. Passage d Gents.
The new and splendid steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Cspt
T. N Huse, will leave the steamboat pier North SIDE b0'
clay-st this afternoon HI o'clock, Tuesday, Aug To-
FOR passage freight apply on board or The ohes %
the wharf sui5 lr
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sAsDss sassArARLLA-The exposure and iFregulary OF
diet which necessary concomtants of many kinds OF
business, fruitful Of culaeous and glsntuar
diseases Persons subjected such exposures and rregu
hres frequently experience swengs Of the glands of the
mech and chest and sometimes these break and give rise TO
troublesome and uDseemly ulcers, called scrofulous In
ohct instances obstinate insmsons Of the eyes Of the
ears, and empuons Of the head the consequence
Those individuals whose occupations render them peculiarly
liable To such diseases who have constitutional preds
position thereto will find sAsoss Sssspss admirable
preventive, they actually suffering upder these
any similar malsdies speedy, safe and certain remedy
bote taken occasionally will generally keep the skin hesh
and glands clear Of disease and regular WILL with
equal certainty, remove ii II already developed.
Prepared sno sod. wholesale snd te,sii by A. B.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner Of William.
o. rs Broadway, and n East Broadway, NewyorK Sold
by Druggists generally ,aroa ho1t The United Slater
Prics 81 per bottle. or ak bottles ior s.
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~ Seventeenth Ward.-In compliance with a re
quest Of the Wing General Committee the Wig voters
the Seventeenth Ward requested 10 meet Al the Henri
Clay House Tuesday evening Aug IS AZ O'clock pre-
paratory 70 the Presidential Esciion.
By order u Ward Committee
saI5 II. ISAAC WIN. SMITH, Secretary.
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BOARD UP TOWN, may be bad IN hrstclsss
Dhouse west Of Broadvay one o.ock from Orsce Cn1fch
o-si the modern improvements. where there are hne
site ~ sTge rooms tparors and bedrooms eommunies,
ma on the d ana 50 aoors suitable ioI Two gentlemen aad
,bs, UiTes or family without small children Immediate
no..e..ion NAV be had BY application through Box o
Post Office with address N ful a1il i"s
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"rHE CAMpBELLs ARE COMING

HE CANKF BILLS AhE COIilNU."
SECOND WEEK-Society Library Rooms, Sas Broad.
- way CAMPBELES MINsrRELS, under the d.
reion ofG Kimberly encouraged by the very catering
which their Concerts have been we'd during
continue their entertainments every evening ths week
int oducnc AZ esch Concert full ND varied programme Of
their best songs Dances, &c.
NB.-Oa SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BY particular re-
quest " several families they will give afternoon com
mencing a. O'Clock
Doors open At Ito commence al O'Clock Admission
. cents Children half price. anlb H.
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Foreign Ports.

Sailed from Pernaubuco Sd ut BAH Tesdor SNOW RIO Ja-ro
AT Curacao 18th u brig Roanoke OF and Tor Ne~1in
d. .c Pollock Sweet and for Boston Gong M bafs MARA
PARK, I'm Nioh va - Thomas. ,,,-,,...
a 18th dsE. 81, III IN
A., 4, No9fsro Raw 26ih schr Boutwell, EVe, Norfolk
A. M,-uez about gth Henrietta, Jones, for Nlon,
.oor; brig Morserfsie, Collier. for DO. 3ds.
A., a pfo s inst barks Caihanne Hail. NYork Edward Gum
"a. River. bu.. stephen Young Cray DO shaAsp~as feno
SYor. Jane Boson; schr sarah Nshi Coaa-f n
Avon Cushing bath CID John Brou~er, Gregg PAL river
brs Home Leoi do "a Henp, Tfcomb DO schr Aoon Ger
nor. and Collector. Leblanc Boston. 49,
Jane Ason Brown DO; l0h shp Waterloo FedseA 90 TO- u
schr Peruvial fening. Boston
AZ n o ne..-. Az. 5. .hLp CorsaIr XII kioIk
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UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
GopIFs or THIS CELEBRATED ENGRAVING fol
I Issle Nv Il. ANTHONY,
Print Publisher,
Removed rom 81 to POS Broadway, N Y. e20 2aw2m'
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ry Owing TO the non-arrival OF the regular
mail last night the publication of the French Corier
ds Ea,s- inns has been suspended until NJ as will
b observed by notice in another column
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ARRIvED-Bns vgua Collins. Palermo, - days fruit 70 Ora
per Devlin.
Brig Puts Stout Caa. Ne u day.. lumber % smith ayion
scl Friendship BIZ Merriam Pciou rs coa 20 >oue Whitney
Co lg ns Bock Island tearing INV. Is mes dace' spoke
.hp Navy dave from New BedioTd.
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MAPS 0rJIpE-BoOKS, &C

LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Maps. Guide Books, and
"A statistical WORKS Is kept constantly Tor SAFE al
noIs r. ' pISTURNELL, io2 and - Broadway.
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INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS or
MERCHANTS CLERKS AND OTHERS

No. ) beexmanst. Clinton Hall.
DEPOSITS will be deceived by this institution from sl
~ classes Of persons. IL has been determined BY ihs
Board Of Trustees open the Office from to- O'Clock every
Thursday, exclusively for the reception OF deposits from
females that hereafter the Institution will be open from
TO O'Clock Thursdays and from O'CLOCK usual
on Tuesdays and Sanirdays By order.
sull lw1s 7. SPENCER KIRBY, Secretary.
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~ sAuSDERs's DRESSING CisEs, F.scy CUTLERY AND
ToIEr ARTICLES al lf7 Broadway, corner Of Libefy-st
and s7 Broadway. The subscribers respectfully call the
attention Of the public 10 their collection Of toilet articles
which IN point OF variety Is not eqused IN the city They
were selected with the greatest regard To quality and IN AL
cases warranted. Their resentment OF fancy cutlery
braces al The Attest styles OF Rodgers Sons penknives
na6es and other articles for toilet many
Of which have been before imported Portable dress
ing cases ofb subscribers manufacture These csses
are Of the most compact forms containing useful articles
the best qualify they acknowledged by travelling gen
fleren 70 BE- superior 10 those imported.
Gus S. @. SAUNDERS son, IN sad 81 Broadway
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PURSUANCE Of order Of The sua Of the County Of Ss~
lYork all l~rsons having csns
ALEXANDER MORGAN late cftAs city Of Nee You dsssasss 70
present. thereof 10 the tn
oce Of Mas,sron suA Of h and Ayeaus tho
CITY Of New York 90 bss- twsteth day Of February
Dated New Yo,k, Goarts>nth day q ADJUST. is<s
ALEX AAsTFRToS,
JOHN BUCHANAN, y EIscstouL
,nis I'M GRAssET LAcNY,
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Geuern Meeting Of the Young tnenas or ireland viii b.
held a. Central Hal. Grrnd-st. this Tuesday Evening
81 u o'clock Young DESTROYS Of becoming mem
bers, are invited 10 be present.
By order Of the President
sul5u J. c HOLMES. Acting Secretary
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~ As TIE WANDERING Jaw, doored % seek piOHt drdn
IN every region the object which might give him rest so
have ten thousand sufferers hope Of Health and Life ed
with increasing HARM remedies the various and heed
al preiensions the absurd FoSs's COMPOUND Ex-
TRACT o. YELLOW Dock AND SARssPAEILLA Is the perfect
s,aon OF thcso remedies which separately have proved
the most Health gying-snd combined are safalisSy a.
fcre This Compound Introduced and has secured TO Vel
low Dock reputation compared with which all the others
rot excepting the famed Sarsspsra secondary Who
ever has the blood corrupted the stomach disordered the
BODY scb-c; TO sudden heats and ehs constant pain in
any Of the limbs and nerves. oppressive and be-
numsed sense Of feeling; dmDess Of vision; the worst
cases ofconfrmed dyspepsia liver complaint with It's diver
s6ed svmp,oms and all internal external Inflammation
would by using this highly concentrated frfyoet unedy at
tested a. the only remedy ~ those who have ued every
osher proposed rele obtain speedy and osytas" cure
single Dose which, with ample testimonials can oe nso
u the proprietors store viii insure CONNECTION
Prepared and solo wholesale and retail by Gso sSE Fos
PharmAceuus, lss spring-st door nom sulhvsnsi-
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy COS Broadway A h
Cough Co. ii9 falon-sL POS Beeekerst; and corner
East Broadway, and Markets.
SAMUEL Bowsr, 50 JoAS-sr. TINE WHOLESALE AGENT
ros NEw-YoKK
Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for g. All orders from
The country with cash inelosed VIII be promptly forwarded
by express
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Aucuoneer.
BOOTS AND sHOES-By A. d. GALE store -
DPesrLsL TUESDAY, August IS, at y O'Clock, AN s%
boots, shoes, and brogsns, comprising ssncfM
srsas anl2
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LEMON SUGAR.

4 w KELLY'S Premium Lemon Sugar, prepared from
~ the best Of Lemons for the instant production Of Lemon
ade superior TO that made 10 the ordinary The above
article a put In packages Of h. and To- for the conve
nience Of families and travellers, either by land or see No
Pic Nc other pleasure parties should be without on "a
excursion, they wish add the enoymens Of The day
Country merchants and dealers invited to call and test
the article grams a. lf6 WiamsI opposite the NORTH Dutch
Church. aul2 5uss
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'l'O THE PUBLIC.-HERR RYNlNGERs Crest
Fest OF crossing the Harlem River single wire op
poste Jscksons Railroad Hotel will take place on Tuesday
next August s. 34S between and oclock-s distance
OF over 1000 feet The cars stages and the steamboat Hud
anl2S. HERR RYNINGER.
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JP. MONTGOMERY Aucuoneer.
UN J. ID. INGERsOLL a. co. store Y aesIi'
Dst on WEDNESDAY Aug To- at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Booss.
Shoes and Brogsns-o boots, shoes and orossns
comprising desirable assortment Of esh and seasonso.e
goods. direct o the manufacturers, adapted To ihe Nofa
ern, Western. Southern and city usde
Ar PSIv.rE SALE d. 4 co. are constantly tecoav'
Ing from the manufacturers great variety OF new ana tfee
stock which they selling private sale ~ suction prices
consisting In part OF
100 csses mems prime thick boots.
30 mems prime hip and calf boots
100 cases women's fne hid slippers
leo cases women's leather slippers and buskins
10 cases mems No. palm leaf hats.
% Gases mems blsck and white wool hats auto
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BLACKBERRY SYRUP.

RIARRHEA, DYsENTERY, Se cured by the genuine
DCompound OF Blackberry syrup superior srtieis put
y the Shakers and sold wholesale retail sf he depot
VI Johns and all who want pure and safe remedy for s
above complaints will call 81 % John-st Is fesh supply
has Just been received Also hand - years old Ne
hegn and superior article Of Wild Cherry Bit,en Tbs
thing exisnt for general debility oss Of appetite and
proneness 10 consumption For sale in large small GUAM
u1es. JAMES McMULLEN. 90 Johp-sl
ani2 sta Successor TO x. y. Hibbard 4 Co.
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BOOK TRADE.
GRAHAnrs MAG AZrSE


" Original PAPERS
Anglia Mervse SIX Months Before Marriage BY , T. p
New England Legend, Caroline p 0rne
song Of sleep, 10 o Fostrr.
The Cruise q the RGksr A. Clark
The Prayer Of the Dying Girl. hy...S ID. Patterson.
4 Written Leaf q Memory, by....... Fanny Lee.
The spanish Princess TO ne Moorshk night Greenwood
The L gh OF Our Home by..........-.....Th0s B. Resd
An Inda summer Ramble. Aired X. Street.
TIE Lost Pei Mrs l. n sigOurney
Fiel Ia Nnerte. or True Loves Devotion n W Herbert
The Po-fs Heart-to Miss O. B, by-... Charles z Trail
The Return 20 Scenes Of Childhood. by .Grstia
sunshine and Rsn. y buneign
The CHRISTMAS Garland. by......---.....a Bliss Z W God
Heads ~ The Poets. W " S4ills
HOPE onhope liver. .s'f Oh.nc'O sN
Mexican JEALOUSY Sketch Of the late Campaign, Ecouer
TO buadAlln~, " .rlu
The FADED Rose, y fsseI
The Chlds Appeal y.--.......---....M g horsiori
The Old Farm House by................Msry l. Lawson
SUPERB EMBELLISHMENTS,
ANGLIA MERvALE. by Addsonone Of n@ mos EXQUISITE
productions Of that disln shed asis skill It's lusI ea
by a beautiful Story By y. p +.
TIE Losr Par a splendid engraving by Ellis, 10 winch
additional charm given by The gifted pen OF Mrs L. h
sigourney
Ous FASHION Plate. the only correct deinesuon Of the
mode. and eglaing In excellence hose which have made
the Fashions" striking feature in Grahsms Magazine
Music-~ Tis Home where the Heart s." words BY Miss
l. NJ Brown music By Kari ". Peiershe.
Agents Booksellers and others supplied on the most be
raj terms in advance Of al others by
DEWITT DAVENPORT,
successors 10 W. II. Graham
Agents for Grahams Magazine, Tribune Buildings,
aulf NassaH-st.
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!. AT PRIyATE sALE.-The four

a. At PRIVATE sALE.-The four four sory
k brick houses situated the east side OF the Eighth
A avenue, between Twenty ninth and Thirtieth sts.-
Would exchange part whole Of the shove properly for
city property. For farther particulars, NC. sppyto
aul5 Nv A. ]. BLEECkER, Auctioneer. 7 Broad-st
a SEVERAL SUITES OF ROOMS TO LET.
E furnished unfinished, suitable for families. who
wish private table, rent moderate Also physcian's
Office. Apply at l Carol place. corner Of BIsecker and
Lsurens sui5 1ws
- TO LET-In a small private family one or two
E:a very handsome suitable for single gentlemen
M or very neat small family. Inquire l72 Wlismst.
aui5 ~
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DEuOyAL-The subscriber having reinqDlshed the
KRsts sales Of American Books and Stationary, TO de-
vote III attention exclusively the Importation OF English
Prints Maps Charts Globes, mathematical and other
Instruments connected with the Mechanical Useful ard
Fine Ars also all the English Illustrated, and other
Periodicals. and IS prepared from his direct relation
OF Oldest established Ens Lab Houses supply all orders
entrusted him. with promptness, and at the lowest prices
has removed 90 Broadway up stairs where he Requests
cal from his friends and the public Orders forw arded by
every steamer
EDMUSD BALDWIN, % Broadway, New-Yorh.
sal5 4iseod and n Pafernoster Row, London.
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THE NEW-ENGI,AND

HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER
and Antiquarian Journal published under the patron
age Of the New Engand Historic and Genealogical soce-
~ The Register Is issued quarterly each number contain.
ing least % pages octave making annually volume OF
about 100 pages Price TO subscribers y per back
numbers furnished al 81 each The rss vol handsom'
liz hound A. = 80 c. NJ. SAXTON, Agent
snl2 ~ ms Broadway.
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.T~AEyENTSG u LINE At . 0cLoc =

IT, EVENING LINE AT O'CLOCK
5s9&RENFOR ALBANY DIRECT.~-P sssengers ~
this boat will arrive In Albany In ample ume
the Morning Train Of Cars East or Wes-Passsas
81 cts The and splendid steamer OREGON, Cspt A.
ST. John, will leave the pier between Cortland and Lab
ery This Evening at O'Clock, Tuesday, Aug. ID
~ For passage or freight apply on board, or TO r. q
SCHULTZ at the Office on the wharf Freight must be on
board by p NJ. anlo IL
IT. FOR ALBANY-Direet-Pas 81
Ezss5gZ.-jS cents--The new and splendid steamer
ROCHESTER,, Capt X. II. furey, VIII
leave the pier between Barclay and Robinson This Even
ing al O'Clock Tuesday Aug IS For passage OF freight
apply board oro c. Schultz Al the Office On the wharf
Freight must be on board by r. NJ anl5 IL
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
SEPTEMBER NUMBER OF GODEYS LADf'S BOOK.
CONTAINING the following Splendid Embellishments
- Dr. johnson Memorable Interview with Goldsmith.
Jesse-a line engraving
Godeys Amercanized Paris Fashion Plates.
Equesirianism for the fair sex-three engraYings
Model COuages-twO engrayings.
Health and Beanty-three do.
Work Ta0ie-twO do
Music-Veneran serenade.
In this Number will be found together with variety OF
interesting matter the conclusion OF Miss Leses novel
Amelia. or a Young Ledy's VicissIiudes.
This number IN all DfeeH eH2ydrin1s more Than
are published In all the other Magazines. Terms - per
annum in advance single numbers p cts. For sale by
II LONG X BROTHER, 46 Ann-st.
BURGESS STRlNGER 4 co. % Broadway,
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings.
BERFORD 4 co Aston House. aulf ms
SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND.
IRELAND'S WELCOME TO THE STRANGER, by
L Mrs A. NICHOLSON, 1 vol. limo.
The wandering. the are told IN one the
earnest heart reaching volumes Of The day lhe writer Is
m feeling, American sentiment and true Missionary
conduct ~ !. sun
none q may find broad circulation No read With
thinking usdy q the people Of ireland and without beng
rEytrsci Of letter from GOV. Seward
Tos, feel thu nobe b. nnDr-~ people,
wi consider tbs 1ors Of much value Telegraph
BAKER K SCRIBNER,
aulf 2is % PAX Row, and li5 Nassau-st.
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A gentleman and adv
II or fro single gentlemen, be accommodated
Win God board and pleasant rooms furnished or unilr-
nisha5 In respectable private family in delightful su-
alton. within three minutes OF fu'On re! W
ierrns AMY ~ y sands-st huI- w.
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NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.-wATl

NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.-WATER
~ MAN SWEET, Natural Bonesetter, has passed
through this city special call 10 Trenton n j. All al
dresses e at the Astor House "a Fulton-st "a Min
ors agent TO sell my medcne VIII be attended TO m sat
urdsy aulo ~
MONEY LOANED for short time. from one dollar
wi upward all kinds Of household furniture, gold
and silver watches, &c. n b. Secretaries, ooos cases
bQresux mahogany cherry and pine tables, mahogany
sorng seat chairs mahogany top counter, large counter
case patent turning lathe and platform scaesa spruce
street aulp -
cOSO REWARD.-The above reward wall Dc PAD
.<Z.lUafer conviction for such Information a. VIII lead
10 the arrest OF he two men who, hs morning OF ne I'm
day Of August between the hours OF one and INo
made ar arrppt 10 break into the dweihngho Of Mrs
Julia Crosby OF the town Of White Plans one oi me
men while at work removing the putty from me ianhght
~ the door shot through the window, ana severely
wounded In the right hand some other psn OF The BODY
prouor,ouate part Of the shove reward VIII be paid or
~ droyery arrest and conviction Of either u The Offend
ers Dafed August IS 1913. JAMES NJ. BATES,
sni5 5riss Sheriff Of the County Of Westminster.
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