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DRY GOODS.
TaE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS

LIVER SOLD IN THis CITY are nov sclliaen
II $ bankers, 20 0rsndst
VIII open this morning.
scs.es new Prints before sod css han from I'd 10
Is. now selling for only Sd per yard.
s cases dark ehia;z. 50.
scs.e. Merrmack Fall River and English prints AL
ore cloths. from iod to Is.
b.. ana csses besched and unblesehed sheesHgs ana
shir,inss tho cheapest ever sod. from u up
scass. new sinshans for s per yard. worth 10 Cd
Also The balance Of he large stock Of printed lawns Prs
ed mu.lns wor.ted osiege. lees than half The former
prices. from Il TO 10 Cd per yard.
10 csses de lanes, from IL 10 10 81 per yard
Also SO pisces dress silks he greatest bargains svef o.
fsred, from - 10 s. per yard.
500 oag AMI square oroehe and Cashmere shs~s, sssanf
at bali prce
loo shaws Of diSsreni Kinds. selling less han cost
All persors wishing ~ purchase any hind Of Dry ooSds
Will tnd hto their advantage call the entire STOCK VII
be sold II such prices will wsrrsn, immediate sale
auls Il s BARKER. rs Grand ct
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LEMON SUGAR,

4 w KTLLY's Premium Lemon Sugar, prepared from
he best OF Lemons for the instant production Of Lemon
ade that made in the ordinary way The shove
article IL Du in packages Of 10 and 10 Tor the eonve-
pence u smes ard travellers either by land sea NO
Pic Nc other pleasure parties sbOad be ~inouf on 40
excursion II they wish add the enoymens Of the dsy
Country merchants and dealers invited TO cal snS .-
The Article gratis ls5 wliast opposite tho So.,h Dutch
Church. tni< Jus
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uIBERNIA BIB. SOCIETY, No. 1.

~ The Members of this No. are requested 10
meet al Monu Omery Hall, 70 Prncest on Monday even
ing iflh inst 81 precisely. 10 march IN q body 10
Vsuxha Garden and pay their contributions to aid the
cause Of ireland her Struggle for Independence they are
a so requested to invite their friends.
Signed, EDWARD CONNOLf, fresL
MIcu.rf NcCABF Sec aul2 n
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YorIx-A meeting Of the members Of this Club will take
place al Nauxha Gardens Tuesday evening. Aug 10
O'Clock for purpose Of enrolling mem ers and collect
ing money 10 aid the Directory Of the Friends Of Ireland
THOS. F. MEAGHER, President.
JOIN KAvANAGH. Secretary.
Jas. T. BARRY. Treasurer. aulf 2us-G
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HIBERNIA B. ID. SOCIETY, NO. 3.

meet AZ Montgomery Hall, IS Pncest on Monday even
ing the 18th inst oclock sey 10 march IN body TO
VauN hall srden and pay their contributions 10 aid the
cause Of Ireland in her struggle for independence
Sisned. PATRICK McMANUS, Pres't
MICHAEI. REDMOND. Sec. aulZ 2tlst
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IT. Friends of IreIand.-A mass meetir

Friends Of ireland will held NanXhall Garden,
Monday evening l4h inst O'Clock the agita
non to second the efforts Of the dsh people their struggle
for liberty. BY order
go CHAS. T.. SHEA, I sae,s Lac, r,ae,in,
hul< u ANDREW CLARKE, {'o' = 'a'' "s'
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SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND.

IRELAND'S WELCOME To THE STRANGER by
i Mrs. A. NICHOLSON, ! vol. limo.
Tie so hsr ~ssi-lzs among The poor told Of the
most vivid earnest reaching volume. othe day. The
feeling American ia sentnen and true 'nafs
in couiurf" ~ 7 7un
hope may ana broad circulation. 80 read y TN
out INK ~ more lsiy people Of Ireland and without bsug
improved b. The perusal
Extract o. a i-'ter from GOV. Seward.
those f-ci th noble, tut oPPre-.-f people,
VIII coussler tbs WORK oflnucl value" I,egraqh
BAKER K SCRIBNER,
amid nis Sc Park Row. and if5 Nassau-st.
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RIAcKnERRY SYRUP.

nIARRHEA, DYsENTERY &C cured n .ns ss.., We
DCompound Of Blackberry syrup, sopesso, s.ues Ie'
n Inc S6.hes and sod wholesale and rcisu al tbe depc
X and all want pure ard safe remedy of me
above complaints vii cal a. - JonpN - nsso
ss,f,n md superior article " Wild Cherry Bfers The
be,l hing extsni for general debility oss Of sppete ara
tines. 'ASiIs ssen d = ut ~
sui2 CTS Successor W n - nIoooo W.
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HIBERNIA B. b. SOCIETY, NO. 4.

" The Members Of this No. are requested To
meet Monte emery Hall, 76 Pnncest on Monday even
ing the 18th inst o'clock precisely, TO march IN body
10 Vauxha Garden and pay their contributions to aid Ire
land In ths her Struggle for independence; they are also
requested 10 invite their friends.
Signed, DR. VIM. ODONNELL, fresL
psTprru Nor Coo aul2 2i,s
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GENERAL NOTICES.
HIBERNIA Is. ID. SOCIETY

r. The Members OF this society are requested
IN SSend sucia general m eetng on Monday the 4h inst
a7PM precisely, in Montgomery Hal, 20 Pdnce-sL for
The purpose Of contributing funds IN aid Of the nsh People
The friends Of the Society also requested 10 attend
A0er the members Will have contributed al Montgomery
all the Society viii proceed 10 body 10 NanXhal Gar
den 10 unite with the Other friends OF Ireland VINO VIII
there be assembled ireland expects every man 10 do hs
duty Come one a-his 1, Irelands last struggle
for Undergraduate. Signed, PArK NELLY, Gen. PIest.
Vrcp B.RRoN GEN Sec aul2 Jus
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HIBERNIA ID. b. SOCIETY, NO. ..

~ ~ =, mn5,sospY Hi - 800 on Monday even
ing l4h inst At O'Clock precisely, TO march IN body
Vauxhall Garden and pay their contributions TO aid IN
Of Ireland IN her struggle for Independence they ar
also requested 10 invite their friends.
Signed HUGH McDERMOTT, Pres't.
/ Il MoRRfsFy Sec aul2 1tis'
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INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS or
MERCHANTS CLERKS AND OTHERS.

No. Beekmsn-sf. Clinton Hall
nFPOSITs will be oeceived By this Institution nom sn
~ classes Of persons. IL has been determined ny Ds
Board Of Trustees open the Office from 0ciocA eys
Tursay exclusively for tho reception o deposits IRON
females hs hereafter the institution ~ De open iron
to o'clock on Thursdays and from TO O'CLOCK - osuai
on Tne.dav. and samrisys By order
snil ITis T. SPENCER KIRBY, Secretary.
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,
BY BURGESS, sTRINGER & co.

ENFf,
vJ,HE SECOND BOOK OF The series denominsied The
i Seven Capital Sins, By Eugene Sue. Pnce = cts
pride the frstbOOk Of this masterpieces Of e author
n The Wandering Jew has already met with most
grsfifyinx reception The plan Of NJ sue s 10 produce
seven separate books upon these heinOus of
ufre The FIRST two are out, The rest viii sp-
near AZ short ntervas. in the order Of Ayarce' L1si
Idlene.sr GuuOny.T Passion" Each viii be com
oete In ttse vet skhy inter with the rest 80 as 70
present. when complete. life picture animated and ial
M ike nothing yet either IN the auihors OVID pre-
vious writing or those Of any cOtemporsneons pen.
BURGESS, STRINGER co.
y Broadway corner OF Ann-st
" BAH the new BOOKS Of the season 10 De iyina a.
u.nal. Al The store Of B. ) Co ~ 1us
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D@msrara 2,' OH schrs Csrulne Edward. m Neris Dig
Nckeron. Cornell. do DO saet -th ofss c.ry shieir =
Thornas: A1irer. Ring. Fr,nklin Tart. ls.ani
Doaa est alt schr HoP-vel, Heuss IN biftaio@s o
Boston. 1fih.
CroI VIZ 3ltL IT, brig ka, Reed % ani I'M bangor W
Turns Islarf. Dig.
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- Nofice.-The r. W. Grand Encsmpment, l. o. OF.
Stale OF NewYor will hold regular al burned Annual
Session Monday the u August al the ROOM National
Hail. Cana-sL Al PM. Representatives Will please be
puncua in attendance JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Scribe
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TWO OF THE DIRECTORS OF
TIT u0UERY SAUrNGa qr0pr


ARE NOW AT THE EAST. and making arrange
Amens with The manufacturers for cur Fall suppy
OF Domestic Goods.
THIS Is ONLY A CONTINUATION
Of cur plan Of dorg business and one Of the eeneos Of
the success Of the establishment No dry goeds store N
NswY orb probably this ofthe year ever did The
amour, Of business now being done Al the Bowery Saw
ings store. .
A CROWD OF PUCHAsERs
always be seen there when ali other stores
empty, and the proPreors complaining Of dali usie ard
all this IS explained In few words, VIZ the good uds
meni OF he people viii lead them buy their goods where
they buy them cheapest, and where they
ceive courteous treatment
rlis wfEx WI SHALL oPkN
60 bales sheeings. from 81 TO IA per yard
50 cases shirings, from "a TO 50 per yard
10 cases new Style einghams. nom ls,o isd
Lots OF prints 81, Ga, Sd Lots Of Inca some brow
linen, yard wide at isd-s great bargain.
IMPORTED BY THIS CONCERN,
Splendid spacas Irish linens Welsh fsnnels, linen had
kerchefs cloths esssmeres HAL ustre black silks French
menoes all OF which offered or sale profit say 10
per less than merchants having f.cues sach
enjoy under any Circumstances possibly eel at
+ W. GULEY. W. y. 0ILLEY. 7. MCMAHON,
Proprietor. Manager lsulsaisl Director
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IF. HOUGH. Anclioneer.

j.. y HOUGH. Anctioneer
DY q. N. CRAWFORD So Annst-FURNITURE.
ID Rosewood, Mahogany blsck Walnut and other Fur
nture % N CRAWFORD, will SELL without reserve, on
TUESDAY, Aug l5 at lOt O'Clock, nj Constitution HAIL. go
Broadway large stock Of elegant rosewood. mahogany,
bsck walnut and other furniture, consisting In Of sofa
divans ouomsns mahogany chairs sewing do, rockers,
marbletop and side tables do wsshsands burssux
French and Gothic bedseads book wardrobes,
hogsny dining and tea tables qnase do. card and pier
do hat stands Office seat and other chairs 80 stat and
cord beisiesds 50 do cottage chairs desbs cocks ks
Terms-A 500 m on,hs' credit for approved
-sed Under sl0o, cash Catalogues viii bo
ready on Monday morning, when the goods can be ex-
AHMED. sui< fr
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THE NEw-ENGLANp

HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER
aud Antiquarian Journal pubi,hed under the patron.
sge Of the New Enga Historic and Genealogical SOcc-
" The Register issued quarterly each number
Ing Al least Is pages octave making snruzly volume of
about 40 pages Price subscribers - per snnum-baek
numbers furnished FL 30 cens each The first vol handscm.
lv bouni Al 81 50 {. NJ SANrON. AgeaL
NIP gfis oo5 Broadway.
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CANAL BANK.

,y,HE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE appointed by
Il The Controller iuvesig ate The Affairs OF the Cana
Bank Albany viii be ready on "Wednesday 10Th inst
aug bis GATES sTEDMAN. Publishers. TIC Nassau 81
'I'O BOOK PuBLISUERs-A gentleman who Is
Il thoni the business Of teaching "a DESTROYS OF
examining the late editions Of school books for the purpose
OF selecting desirable for his school The eNsmi-
nation viii embrace GieeS. Latin French and English
works. Packages len al ~ Nassaast without chsrge VIII
b. gratefully received aul0 ans
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6ITY ITEMS.

ACCIDENT AT COMFY IsLAND.-A man who was
bathing in the surf at Coney Island yesterday ventured
too far from shore and carried away by the strong
current He was seen once twice to hold up his
hands and cry for help but those in the water sup
posing him to be merely in sport as they said paid no
attention 10 his calls until il discovered that he bad
sunk Nothing more was seen of him, and no eNerton
was afterward made to obtain his body by paper he
had received from Intelligence ONCE, appears tnat
his name Laughlin but person present at the
time seemed to know anything about him
FlREs.-A building in the rear of premises No.
10 orangest was set ON fire Saturday night, by a
lighted candle coming in contac, with straw bed The
flames soon communicated 10 the woodwork but lii.
tic damage, however was done before number OF Po-
hcemen arrived and put out the fro Premises No.
SIS Grand ST. occupied a BARRIERS shop set on
FIRE and somewhat damaged by the upsettng and expo
sion OF q camphene lamp
Another MYsTERY-Some colored boys on en-.
terpg an uthouse in the of the premises No 1863
Mulberyst yesterday morning, discovered behind the
door gallon jar which on examination was found 10
contain the body Of female infant which had been
thrust into the jar hesdoremOst IL was in very ad
yanced state OF decomposition and is supposed to have
been left there Saturday night alter keeping II as
long as possible.
'MASsIoS HALL BOARDING ScHooL.'--This
thriving Seminary for Boys located on high, airy and
healthy ground across the Hudson from Albany. II is
warmly recommended by Rev Drs. sprsgue Wyckof
Pohlnan, and by several other eminent citizens Mr.
Ross the Principal. has devoted years to
teaching with decided success. (See card)
HANISGToSs DIoRANAs.-We intended to have
said word two about these remarkable works, but
they much more easy TO see than to describe,
perhaps that pleasant substitute may DO adopted All,
therefore who wish get good idea of their beauty
and ingenuity can readily obtain by spending an eve
nc
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list PUBLISHED,

DRICE CT CENTs-KIRWAN UNMAsKED A Re-
view Of Kirx an in Six Letters addressed Rev. Nch
olss Murray, d d by
RI REV JOHN HUGHES D ID,
aul4 3us. BISHOP or NEw-YoRE
EDWARD DUNCAN & BROTHER, 81 Fnllon-st.
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RfCHARDS, Auctiouesr.
DT BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT, aore ec$
- BrOsdwsy-Lberal cash advances made on ecnsil a.
nenls fr auction ssles
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 49,
BOOKSELLERS SrOCN-A large assortment Of miseelane-
Gus and school books. fancy and staple stationery &c
Also glass show cases, drawers counters and other NJ
lures suitable for bookstore.
FORTY EIGHTH NEW-YORk TRADE SALE,
To be commenced. the Stationary and Paper sale on FRI
DAY. the 25h August O'clock p NJ and TO DO consnu-
ed on SATURDAY aud MONDAY. The Stereotype Psfes
and Copper Plzles, ON MONDAY, 18th August The Eng
hsh Invoices on MONDAY AFTERNOON, 18Th August
and the Regular Book sale TUESDAY MORNING., 2s,h
August be continued daily 10 The order of the Gaia
lOgue
The Catalogues ready. and will bs furnished to
any the trade who do receive Them application
the store.
AT private sALg-k collection OF choice OIL PainuEgA
Including large by De B,ruf tine Landscape BY
Wilson, beautiful Flower and Fruit pieces &c all 10 gin
frames Also collection Of engravngs. scarce poruafs OF
the early Presidents. sc. In france
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Domestic Ports.

TROM
PHILADELPHIA, Aug lAAu bres NAL bairI, Boston, lfA
jane Townsend wunson sc CLARION hutse Wareham hano
Fourke Rl.oa. Tinger Chusns Isabella Matthew Do
Canion Crcw- Boston fmma, Baker doi shrs kunn- ho
Games Hartford Charles Hsnnum kn0ee bsion Wasp, Cos
her Salisbury Gem Boston, kotnly, Chspan
Providence Pacific, Yates Cas Mar Ans Erat-th Asihony
Bedford Orion Was Boston Ans Wass. %; MARI Gr1ou
Der salem, E1a Joues SNork. Cd br Iopsf Vat
R de J,neo; Ida foaber - Jota- NJ, Ih- Water D.
ou.hby ySsn De Pearl Hammond Boston >San, bj Co.
Cara Eu-a Mutge salem sch Buena VISTA, bock Cha-ou
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NVONEY TO INVEST bond and mortgage IN
suy reqnircd amount No commission charge TO the
hrros sr except the regular fees for examining ties &c
Apply at 70 Msrchsn,S Exchange, Wsl-sl Once bacrs
fton II 70 l 0clock. enii ~
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uar meeting will be held Of the Repository IN NE farA
Tuesday NEXT August 5 al noon. Subject ne Disease
prevailing among Cows. Strangers are particularly IN
vited aul4 IT.
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BOOK TRADE.
GRAHArrs MAGAZINE

ANGLIA MERvALE by Addison-one OF the most exquisite
productions Of lhatd snguished artists skill Its illustrated
by beautiful story By =. EFF
THE LOsr Par splendid engraving by Ellis TO which
additional charm given by the gifted pen Of Mrs L. H.
Sigourney. 80
Our FASHION PLATE the only correct deineahon Of the
mode and equaing la excellence those which have made
the Fashions" striking feature IN Grahans Magazlt e.
MUSiC-Tis Home where the Heart is,h words by Miss
L. NJ. Brown, music By Karl W. Petersilie.
Agents Booksellers aud others supplied on the most oe-
raj terms IN advance of all others by
DEWlTTG DAVENPORT,
successors 20 W n. Graham,
Agents for Grsham's Magazine, Tribune Bulldogs
sut4 Nassausl
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CARD.-WM. NIBLo thankful for the pubhcs prsc.
appreciation Of his efforts to afford them satisfac-
tory representation OF Shskpeares humorous comedy OF
THE MERRY WIVES or WINDSOR. respectfully an
nounres In compliance with the applications iis repetition
for THIS EVENING and WEDNESDAY next being In
consequence preparation for other novelties the only
cssions upon which Il be acted his season anil IL
RURTON'S THEaTER, CHAMBERssr -
DMONDAY EVENING, Aug. II, VIII be played the tx
VALENTINE AND oRSoN.
Valentine Miss Sinclair Orson .. Mr Broughsm
King Pippn. Mr.. Dunn Eg lantine. Mrs Brougha
A popular Pas Scn..............Mi Miss Walters.
AFTER which, the iaug liable farce Of
JOHN JONES, OF the Most Unfortunate Aan IN the Word.
John Jones, aliss Henry Smith MI Jordan
BoerO De CadH Mr. Frederick and Miss W alters
To conclude with the Burlesque Of
LUCY DID SHAM-AMOUR
Enrco 81 Morefat. r Meyer Nornan........ .....Kae
Ramondo Philips Miss Chapman.
Lord Arthur Rufus Jordsn Alice Miss Sinclair.
Prces-Dress Circle and Pargueite SO cts. Family Cir
Gle p Doors open al 7t-Curtan viii rise ats
CAsTI, e GARDEN-Perfonnsnce To commence at s
- O'Clock Admission 25 cenis.-MONDAY and TUES
DAY Aug Il and - operate overtres aud Fashionable
Wales
The World at Glance in a series OF Illuminated Cosmo-
Tamss. -
SEVEN INSTRUMENTAL PIECES, from Fra Disvoo,
and Scotch and Irish Airs. VALUES, Of Strauss.
lntermiss half an hour for Promenade sc.
After the performance the Overture 10 Tampa by the Or
chestra.
La Gslop gui fat pai.ir, Khuneri Grand March and
Quick Step, kuiner
brilliant Pot Pourri. suli
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r. {. KEMP. Aucuoneer.
I ARGE TRADE SALE OF PAPER HANG
LlNGS, four months credit for all sums SEQ. X.
C. kEMP will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, Aug. 30,
At Nsssau-st opposite the Custom House by catalogue,
100000 rolls of satin ground and stained Paper usngngs,
Borders and Curtains, comprising 20 patterns. and
large and handsome W hch will be found
wei worthy the attention Of the trade, viz;
5000 rolls very rich new styles, satin ground.
10000 DO satin ground, 2 and coors good styles
10000 do medium quality, stained, very handsome ~
sortment of patterns.
5000 do low priced stained paper hangings.
2000 do curtains, assorted styles
1000 do borders. assorted patterns.
The whole to be sold without Samples will be
exhibited with Catalogues two days before the sale su&u
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THE CAMPBELLs ARE COMING"

SECOND NEEk-SOciety Library Rooms 3is Broad
- wsy CAMPBELES MlNSrRELS, under the d.
econ orc A. Kimberly encouraged by the very faering
manner In which their Concerts have been received during
he pact week have the honor that they m
continue their entertainments every evening this week
int oducing each Concert m and vared programme Of
their best Sones Dances, &c.
NB-Ol SATURDAY AFTERNOON. by particular re-
quest Of several families they will give afternoon, COM
mencing At o'clock.
Doors open at Ito Commence at O'clock Admission
25 cents Children half price. auli IT.
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Boar CAPsIzEp.-Three boys, two of whom
were brothers by the of Murphy the others name
not learned came very losing their lives yesterday
afternoon by the cspsizing Of small ssiboat in the
East River Fortunately for them, person oy the
name Of DENIM was In row boat short distance from
them a, the time Of the occurrence, and immedlate
went 20 their aid and succeeded in rescuing them all
lrnn drnurninu
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U,OR sALE-A School for Young Ladies, on Brooklyn
L Hsh,s Terms advantageous, II application be- made m
~ sdislsly 81 81 PierrepoEtst. suA sodST
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BOOKS sc,

4 BOUT $50 VOLUMES MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
among which are DesrbOrns edition Of Shakespeare IN
Volumes Lockharts Life Of Scott, Napoleon and his Mar
shts II volumes Of rvngs works, hcIlysn's Evidences
IN Christianity and many other standard valuable works
also paintings fri JONES, So Ann-st second floor.
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no THE PUBLIC.-HERR BYNINGERs Great
Feat of crossing the Harlem River on single wire, op
DOS te Jacksons Railroad Hotel will take place Tuesday
next August IS i8i8 between and o'clocka distance
OF over 1000 feet The cars stages and the steamboat nd-
anl2 81 HERR RYNlNGER.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

SERIOUS AocIDENr.-A young lady from New
York was severely injured yesterday by being thrown
from a carriage in Fultonst 1t appeared that she had
Just passed the Ferry in company with gentle
man the latter having lost something the landing
after driving short distance, returned for H. leaving
the Young lady alone In the carriage when the horse
which Was spirited animal started of at fun speed
and on the sudden approach of aperson from cross
street TO catch H. took fright and threw the lady with
considerable violence into the street. thereby inactns
;he injuries
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BANGOR brig Thomas and Ei~srt Hayes Bo-tor
-chr Jane H-sy. Haro~, Nros; Iowa Dealing Rose Berry
Charles Bsabge. George and william Parks Wave Lan- PRO
lenrc srso1 and M-resa. cooi. Boston; Brilliant Gkey
C, Nobe; Aeona Drodr- and Chanpon Drnk Nafer, Salem
f,- Loud Nsuburypori Clt shrs Smith. Doar snt Pccr
rhomas s,eu Ensrsy Morton. Se~tuyPori Hannah Dos-
Msynoufh
BFAUFORT Aur schrs Charesfou, Ho~iand Nf0rk Re
go Cone. o. Fsl-a Chapman. DO Asiou fhomss, DO
BELFAST, Aug a-At sehrs oatt Ala "soe psins' Daso
flr Boston Duroc and EaIsb~th I'm Boston
BOSTON Aug liar shig R-aoe som-s leShofn. Albany
Cock-r Bfgs, Haeii, PhAc-PAs h-rfl.c
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
bSMisSEs-The Misses ALLERTONs school, ~ illrd-
avenue wi be continued commencng Monday, AN sept
Circulars with terms and reference can b. obtained al the
above place esIt o~
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A sTORIa INsTITCTE-Mrs HUNTER, Pnnci-
n pal0will opeu on the first Wednesday Of September
for the p all snd Winter sessions.
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