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!. M C0CK.E LECTURES

1 WICK closed last "a ur1zy evening lIeg Ne.c
"A m bv an gent audec- with me mOet proiolhe -
80 n ,usi b.ve been gratifying 20 The Doctor 70 re-
&C. ve % marked N anies0ns VI reg ard IS ere gwen oH
Ar sincere thanks TO the speaker FOR the able sn1 eied
- ysnr~r In which be had sustained himself and ns
$780, N, 2 NrcHELlS the Chalr-mOtiOn was maee
~ Dr. CyNie that Class express tnef oplnlon ~ - 40
No.. .arfs of ,uch eclures on tie minds 81 our yO4
M Van Epps thO1g III the time had come "nel 'y'0
-, bo5 nave nora courage 10 speak upon ins sun-e-
,b bvsicz Is IN NE civil thous ancs bad "-n q
q, 80 raj ignorance Of The la~ = no excuse Tor s ua
,rs,on M ,ey mrsi suffer the penalty de SAL n a.
"a INST 10 be al American rnies- 30 erfiAh sS.el
Vs. own doctor Of la~ medicine, and oFily Inc NO.
- ,ri. Erar of heir nEhs, End The better try -1lSi
TS - human structure the less liable hey are 70 &c III
posed upon by demag cues and qaAeAs. NJ ,..-..
Prirn ary work. should be prepared aaa itleI &C.,
iver Nv ,cieu-fc 50 that even chiaren may --l,
-. = c-rdgmeut.l principles In visiting some -
S-Ioois Mr. had uO1fed 10 deirei ln o4f el-la-.'
-, - ,nrbin. he aws ih.i govern ine physical system.
NJ w. trefofe Resolved. tEnarifou.yl tAst rs COZ
- i,es hss produced healthy and mora erect upon nc
80. - III vi have been privileged 70 bear them, aso
. M ,e method OF prOducng CONVICTION upon tne Minus
- 800 ~ Inc serious consequences winch result hOH
depraved and wicked ina14k sIee- -, i, r, ,,,ss ~,
a. P.yscu Van Epp- lcnarnan OF nc SOil--4'e' "
p.a.1,i.,,'.j reported lie following 49,.
pe.oIved Th.; we recognize IN Dr. bosSlcA ~ SO -
Srr-s. Screen presm.nsnty qualified TO eluc1dAis inc
.1biecf upou v hich Be has been tfeElng
R.nsS That he facts alarming anc asto1ndihg' - ~
s - ,b i,urss and treatise receuiy pu1lislell y v
.hot De earthly .udd By parents ie aehefs az y
zen r Of eievslg the morals Of our county An1 ~
~ NJ human nature. Too long have we ils-'Lc- "
- zion Let ~ alone No the Cnfi-lAh Or
.~-s-,r'.f -su Be silent ard remain Eulue-s ,,,
5t -b.f over and shove the pfce Of bis nFa4laoe
work. Dr. deserves u.e marks ~ as i-lioN -
- T.rb chapter Of his exposons Is A. rl7ofsn ~
Essovet Thai Dr. 3. ! respectfully invited 70 fepr1 us
D'''-'' I PAYso S.y yAN EPPs' Committee.
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WILL REOPEN on WEDNESDAY. AUG.
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY,

FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY,
DANVARD's NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS showing country o
tsegtyree hundred miles, being by far the arg, paint
ng a the word and Vi The largest Rivers on ne Globe o.
ending more han TIVE ~ degrees Of Latitude Open every
evening al Panorama Hall SO Broadway adjoining ,'lb-
isni.soo - cents: children half price. Panorama vii
comm ence moving a. ococs: .s....
Afternoon performances % Wednesday, sna sa'"fosys"
sotclOcs. gy1I
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WATER CURE.-Dr r 7: TAIL, for The laet I've
w years has treated scarlet, bilious typhns, and chip
sve the Hydropahic pan and has cured svsry esse
+, "a saucs hes fever under ns management eonfinoed
over one eek when drugs had been previously admin
is,erea Chro1ic diseases treated 81 The essb.hmsah
IS LNxhssi iva Ing
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rT,-GeneraI society o 4 Mechanics and Trades
.,ep OF LIE l,iIx of NeM.N Ork Tho REGULAR NEE.
Association No. 1, United Brothers of

Ing of The Society VIII be held Mechanics Hail AZ
Reosdvvsv his evening Aug ? one hour after sunset
su9 II ISAAC FRYER, Secretary
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MRS. ELLIs's NEW WORK.

N APPLETON \ co have Just published, Social Dis
~. unrfI0ns or Hearts and Homes by Mrs F-, author
Of the Women Of EnyiOnf," &c. Parts and III. Price
p. CTS. TO be cO1unuei monthly
Recently pubhshed-The Warderngs and Fortunes OF
come German Eugraus by FredercA Gers acker. Trans
aisd By Jared Black. vol limo paper covers, 50 cts
cl.th. - cts
Tie author gifted With considerable rsef' o. oo.erlS All
escrlar lie realities Of lie book renier extremely life l- tui
.--.r.r-H
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A NATiWNAL nnrEHn. TT sngn . "a a
1890 Biddl-s Grove, In the steamer HUDSON
and Barge Tickets for sale al The Young America Oncs'
- ChahaIn-st; c. Calhoun corner Cs,'erne ah1 W
i.ion s,s sto f7s Grand-st ~ tho FLOWING Com
tniuee A w Day Geo Adam, DAVID Marsh, w. a.
Barn. J. r. Msrion, J Co4e, NJ ClatShy Al
O'Clock; Hsmmond-st al Csnaist Wnhaus6ufg ,glin
IL Gran1-st Ferry. u; F1pst x u brooinest 9 MAJ
ss,.f ~. Pier 10 N a. Should the weather. prove
sorny due notice viii be given in the daily papers q any
futnre arrsng euIents. U@ hS"
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PHILADELPHIA, August AR brig, cs'iSs Gooee Bo'.os
Alabama Yates Heury Cr0wei do Coon-l Taylor pa
NYork sci. Allegheny. Rourk~ Salisbury Delaware HARDIN
Bosfon Wns Roger, Norech; Cop1 seaIs Boston, Mar
ps,ter.on Ba,euan Providence John Compton, Iorp Do
Iliie GOODWIN. DO Burug. smith, o. fofc hees Boz
leaning ToSnsent nVchi NJ Marcy Hewitt NBedhfi
Csre- Huse Tarner SYor Rone Blanchard d. Mar Re-
and Roland do. Cld brig Bemgian BIZ staaies B.foaoe-
Casiss Goode Boston. Ellen, Waite. Portland Atbta
Yat@s Boston Henr Paysoa CnWe Co. Col Isyor Fdde Co.
Albert Young Wilmington sc; schrs LeanrF, Iuihi Bo.ton
Afn, Whleen Weymouth Robert smith, Robinson, NeN Be-
frs Leaning Townsend. Fall RIVER Forne halok Lynn
, sears East Cambridge; John Compton. Ihorq hot1u
sner Iaropber NYors Mary Patterson Baieman Providence
Jo.eth Smith Hutton Bridgeport Charles Hue Turner N
ren m samuel Caster Robinson. Redmond. Marcy hev ~
Trovdeace Bciey. Goodwin, Boston BenJ kns, b. Nor
c; Caroline, Jones. Norhs kebe'oa Rose NeN hsAe
prtop barker sur. Jste1 White Corson Goucestsr w
smith Rotnson Sag sing, Beap DAILY do Joha Anderson Taylor
Htfksnsack ~,
AIEXAVDRIA July 81 AR schrs Henls. Ireland WISH
lgiau &c. Repe-ier Trvers. Baltimore - Heena "neahe
Phfadep hn; =, -.
CHARLEsTOS Jolly 2sArr ship ETchsnge MAJOR NforN bfrs
Como X, DER Cd 2h brig Nznvoo Bau-s f7fience
NFW ORLEANS Jolly 21-Au shp Coricva, Moor Bot n
Hure1oi Conn. Lrerro No1sluf vera crlr ban w no
Wanna. Honaon. brg Adam Gray Collins ans ~f ''Ahan
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lust PUBLISHED,

nR H. BosTwICk's GREAT WORK on dses.es q
Dbe genifaurDsry organs, So psgest qgsf'o JAZZ p1,.
li.hed by BURGRss STRISGERk co. This = ~o's
hss Long wanted II "a The most ~ az c"Tpss<
practical WORK Of the issued from me pres Hccn
aims colored eagra yngs winch deinese hs eiss o. os
e~es Il con,s wood sngfsyngs wsn e1sessec ana
Lnovu about modern treatment Of these cAs
- 80, c.r~faly recorced and al The moot spproysd
r.snns and formulas have ben given tor sale Il tas
g',o =. ~ pee ~ aul lws
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MECHANICS, HALL, az Broadway, between

liECHANICs' HALL, Az Broadway, between
VI Grand ard srOome .ts.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK-The Annual Benefit
of J. RAYNoR " ID take place THIS EVENING.
THE ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S MINISTRIES,
whose Concerts during the past Tss MONTHS have ooes
received with such Distinguished favor and paronage have
ib honor of announcing thai owing 10 the continuation OF
heir unexarnped success they Will remain IN TINS cy and
1--WE their iniIailable entertainments FOR ONE WEEK
MORE 80. Al
Admission IS cents Doors opsn si7-Concer' vii com
nsnce al n.xoox, ~o,,~v,r
commencing al o'clock
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i PAYsON VAN EPPs,l
DR.. q. P. O'NlEL, Cor
2 CLARK.

Tia ,hoxe Resolutions were received win ne -
ant adopted iunanimO1sy u win nioo- =
-, ~~a -eiYfs and Resolutions be Published 10 s-c" -
~ =. me Co-anift-e mlgni select -. mel,
M p returned his hanks Tor COM rle.,s - -
ins .d,ocrrsd AL IL JOHN CARTER sse'eNA''
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Co~yFR..TIoNs FRANCHISES.

REgRIGERAroRs AND SHOWER BATHS.
JOHN M. SMITH.
ID REFRIGERATION AND SHOWER BATH aanafs-iory
lltos Broadway. nyis sHaS
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J. p. MONTGOMERY Aacuoneer.
DY .. ID. I>GEkSOIL ~ co. store ~ rcsfi
Dsf on WEDNESDAY Aug ? Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Boots.
shoes and 8ros boots shoes and Orogsns
comprising desirable assortment OF fresh and sessonsoe
,oods direct from the manufacturers adapted to the North
ern, Western. Southern and city trade.
AT PgVArE SALE. ID. L. co are constantly feses.
Ing from the manufacturers great variety OF new and fess
stock which they selling al private sale auction pees
consisting In part Of
100 cases mems prime thick boots
9O csses mems prime kip and calf boots
loo cases womens fine hid slippers.
100 cases womens leather slippers and bcskins
10 cases mems No. palm leaf hats
~ cases mems hlsck and white DOL hats. Jy2S
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SACRED DICRAMAS.


NOW EXHIBITING at the SPLENDID NEW HALL,
Y Sgs Broadway over Stoppanfs Ba,hs-HANiNO.
TONS entirely Grand Scrpura Dioramas OF the most
Magnificent Spectacle witnessed In Newly ork VIII be
opened 90 Monday, 3lst OF July.
CREATION or THE WORLD AND THE DELUUE
Assisted by powerful Vocal and Instrumental Accompani
mens
Mr. n. Harrington has jus, completed a magnificent Do
rama intended TO illustrate the sublime spectacle Of the
SIX DAYS or THE CREATION!
Exhibiting by OF movable figures, scenery and pow"
rfl OPTICS effects, all the progressive chsnges from the
Chaos and Of the uniformed Universe, until The
final Of the great work Of Creation described
the r- and second chapters Of Genesis, terminating with
he appearance Of 49, - - ,,.., 90, NINA,
ADAM AND EVE IN THE GARDEN or EDEN
The DOrama The result Of long cherished idea aud OF
lifetime VI study and experiment IN this department Of the
Ara IL the most costly beautiful aud perfect work OF The
kind existing and combines 10 rs exhibition the bishesl me-
ch .uca ingenuity with The most astonishing scenic enec
assisted BY perior Poetry Painting and Music
Scenrry and lncdents-Chaos, the First Day The FIR
mament, the Second Day. Dry Land, Hefbsge and to"
ers Third Day. Sun, Moon and Stars Fourth Day Cr-a
ton OF Fish snd Fowl, Fifth Day Creation OF Animals
SIKH Day Garden Of Eden-Adam and Eve. with this
completion Of the labOs Of the Creation, the First Pa Of the
Exhibition clOses. -. "a. .r,,,.
PART II-GRAND DIORAMA OF THE
DELUGE.
Ticket = cens-Children nall price, Doors open a. !
Curtain rises al O'Clock b5l isn
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Inv Courts.

...x cornr-speciai Tsrm-Before Judge Hurl'
81 ~ rsaaer n ne EfH # W Hta~ Ja@nssy- w =
81 rs II dos mostly aihe Brush funds ~. aeass.i rel
- - b~larve his niece, NJ p fn '3 r.. ~ i'e4
tse GNsr raj ar large iers n Mr.. T. ard oteer'he de.a
Dr. ,,srt, o IN. becoming o. 90 Wm Jiuncef I1oIne
M thst stnteni IN "'iofa tcese =,
80 49,, 10 ,-e ofg beng erges~lo dsy win nHHh~f on
50 % enc "a los cbsce Mr " J. T. fell from be hoise sne
- e8 b. uscs beng BROKE Connierste isfe Of -
. a. 10 lie fht property AID comPio muse ui-..,
~. by With " snd NJ. 7 osinet. We be!eye between
49, - tess - spasi tai remains IN ne hand, u The
ga OF he Cour OF ClAncery, aud aqfist3l "a ~ . a.
-. orpoe b, Nj " Bcs behsfoi other pfies on ,e
- thsf aou be retanct, a. nenfei JOY con" M
toa srluiea in far', and Pan d''ri
srprHtoR Cot-rr-In Chamber s-Before Chief
ys Ossey Iassas C'yus-Joh Noef va ',oug up ari
s,n ra e Dat be- dschrsec from Essetst Prison. where
NJ detssd chsfEe q beng n zone ~ concerned tae our
= nj swer store Sew Haven Il Wa alleged tJ Ne-srs
-. Coopsf be- oounsc Aai BE- Ia been m pfson some a
- ou.ir made By The Governor n Connecticut td
80 bs oua discharged partal A. De- deres ne ecass
s made against ne Chef Jesiee fcandet hm Tor i' pre-
-, Mcru-sst,y made srplston suan cseper, Of i25
he etIf ~ place. by
sr hist the ssi hoose an improper place IN ~h TO 'ee
aSecsia requiring The ieeper Il the
p sao produce knma Morris. ,srt Nhfr, Ana Anii'i9
80 sussa sss alleged u have been illegally committed a. st
CornT or CoNNoS PLEAs-ln CT am er s-Be-
fs Js8se Dsy Hateof Coryusf Two young nea, Or lt- u
saiefcd md been a. ses A. -sann on oosfi ~ -
brought UP application oi tAe hends and te s"at
ssusaeJ on he ground Of minority The, were Target
MaKIxE CoURr-Before Judge smi,h--HoEse vs. Nor
Acton By The agent U NE Troy az o.sse - ~ IN FL
$500 Tie ieeare "a. list NJ ~ bad een directed % apply
n such expenses o. NJ GnhtiJudsm~nt Or d~end'n'
{. 5 DIsrmcr CouRr-Beiore Judge Botts.-Ihe
Asasi term opened ,e.iersy' aid fsiu'n 81 roe w" 'e
sisl The Count sd.ournej % tbs iof~noon
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~ Fresh Flour nj Croton Mills, POI Cher
ry-A chief object OF the propueiors Is to supply the
pubic with fresh ground Flour and Meal "a bags of2i and
a. lbs. as well as by the barrel and hafbaue, enabling
families to enjoy the luxury OF freh Flour throughout the
year Delivered in any part Of The CITY free Of cost Post
paid orders attended TO- HECKER 4 BROTHER
-La -D..--
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History ~ tic
NJ Z XICAN w A II.

History " tic
MEXICAN WAR.
D. q. NANsftELn,
Nercgh Edition.
COMPLETED ID ne close Of he War.
Inc ucing the Treaty Of Peace. statistics q the
: ARMY. Tables OF the NoIuufees the Names ~ the
l .Ofcer. who fell 10 the successive Enlasements,
LAP 40 the Coded Territory. &C &c. Just published BY
A ;. BARNES q CO. 81 John-st.
Agents supped by Tire hundred thousand Al large
discount su2 -awtfS WI
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W ANS.

IT. al aasrers 70 lesfisenen' cent By naa nysi spe
,1id. o., rsev t,iH not b taken out Of ne Oiiee.
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MARINE JoU pAL.

PORT OF SFw-rORE. August
sr-r.-rEr lLsaaac-----. .---.. Tft sAi
hf ~ .
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spI.rHDID GOTHIC

r. Door PIate-.-RosERr new and splendid siy.'
Of Gofhr Door and Number Plates Those Fani Of sci
sre irged 10 cal and examine them. Also endld as
sortrnent II Gothic and Shield Pattern Be- Pulls
T. ROBERTS. 5a2 Broadway, near
NV Srni.aod Punce-sl
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FARM AND FIsHERIEs Al. paw
EXCURSIONS.

49, FOR THE FI-HING BANhs
Esx$4fz---jN OFF SANDY HOOK,-Tbs s,sncn sss
xzzznzezz@SD steamer BUFFALO Capt w Hsncor,
will run every Monday, Tuesday, Friday sns sunday Ins
sea steamer JAMES MADISON, Capt l.. ssson, VIII run
every Wednssdsy and Tharsdsy Both bosts VIII leave
The foot of Robinson-st ats ocoek Canal hsminond
sIt Catharnes ST. T. q u; Grand, o; Pier No j. ~ NJ
re- nning by5 ~ Refreshments, lines sud bali On o'nd
siss Tilton will accompany the Madison and Capt smh,
rha' old fisherman with bis hapoons viii be on board me
Buffalo. Fare, Ffty Gents. VD iwm'
IT, ,CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAM:
sNPs--iNfLTON On and sfter July 7, the boAis ~ii
<znnkssza run as follows The ST NICHOLAS, Capt
J. N. Rodnsn; JAMES MADISON. Capt L. Slssou'
aOsCIUSKO, Capt " Well.
NORTH RIVER
M,,r,rs Linz Atovr0os Lfs< L<av1
u.nr,oas X Nj mmond =. .. n Hammond ...54
Canal Ssnzl ...,isr
Per No. 3....W PER NO .-.l n or -,
Consy Isl4nd ..... Consy l.s.i ~ S"n~y "s"s
y,,,.1 L,n< Aroyseos Lew
Lawn, e crs1s 10 Leaving bot Grand st...l ~
- :. c,,I.,n,.,l0ks Csihsrse stlH
Per No. \. k..-.......u Irfr No, . y. " ;...,-s .
lssginx COMFY isisns-...R N Leaving SosJ h@n'
Fare zach way, l2i cts. V" inns
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J. MURPHY. Aucuoneer.
CTORE Is -PKJt E->T.-lhls DAY, 10
s$,'c'ors A, tie Auction Room-LkrHFs, SetDue large
geered head borng lahe, with 81 inch lace Plate nesfy
aes afrst rate sfcle, lsIge foot geered heseside
lathe " N boring paltrn attached large side Nrs 81.
penog arucie srgr cooking Stove and N Gfes fe,ees
patent Alec oree hruinre casks VINE. ~ &c su. "
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10y Y. COTTON, SssfsOn and csss~ss.o. h~oa,st-
DSalcs Room SIC Broadway, 0othic hAI-hsNDs renos
kinds Of Cabinet furniture Dry Goods Cnpeo and no"sr
Keeping arucles Of every description on coos yrmenl ~
prysfe sac suction make settlements WIN as esN
prompmess n, vii x.o buy. II prci-rfed. O1Ido% 49,
10 psn Of the city attended %. 1sgA
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CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Y IL McELROY co 13l BROADWAY,

r. H. McELROY \ co 23t BROADWAY
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
| and directly opposite the Psfk Fountain. are prepared
10 oder for the inspection Of their numerous patrons and ne
public as choice and varied assortment Of now goods for
Spring Summer he found IN the cify-eon-
sng OF cloths cassnsres yesings, cas6n.e,se Nv eeds
merinos drab dele Ac which they enabled To maize
40 10 order At q great reduction from former pnces
They would particularly call the attention Of The travelling
oub and Others wanting hrstrste article OF read
yaerts equal In every respect to hose made To ofue
which they are selling cheaper than anything heretofore of
6sred to the public.
An assortment OF dress and ocn eosts latest
styles zephyr cloth. casmeree, tweed drab ee AND
nerno polka and sack COATS also pansloons and sfess
sety OF fancy silk satin also shirts, under vests,
and dswe hafhose scarfs cravas suneners and supe
nor article % kid gloves, constantly IN hand.
They would call attention to their superior styles OF vese
and psnsloous a. furnished "a Broadway myl9 sfs
strangers and otsrs would do well to call and cxsmine
their soch snd learn prces before purchasing elsewhere
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ny X. q. KEMP, Aue,,oo.e,

llY X. 4. KEMP, AacsioneeE.
- EXCESSIVE AND PEkEaProsY AUCTION ssLE % fts-
>IrUEE AND fIANoFusrHs. on THURSDAY, August ~ et
The large Wsfrrooms. 20 Broadway opposite the Guy
Hal By Catalogue, containing shout $50 lots. being the
LARGEST and best assOrmcui Of good Furniture offered
!. sucron In this city and hich will be found well worthy
OF ire attention OF the trade, hotel and house keepers
Also sboa, % PsnOiortes s. g and octasss Fall par
urulars hereafter OH
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s1IfT11fTl To IfI'1I0 - IT7'I ~ n y 'II7
ii such etp~n-es o. W GrhliJuigm~nt Or d@i-ndsn
C. : DISTRICT COURT-BciOre Judge Bcits.-lhe
,r term oene8 e.ierisy return o pfoes made,
= ~. O.. "a n IL
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CABINET AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ASc-N EDNFsDAY, Aug at ia. O'clock al lo2 bfosd-
way W BROWN will sell al auc'ion - shove, per
empfory for cash srg- of superior PUN re
comprising mAhos any dressing book cases sofss
touches oomsns civsns marble top c-nier sot and tide
tables wsshsi.ds mahogany dining c,rd sofa aud sney
f.bes ahosany aud map- bedsrs ds hair mattresses, nc
with various house furnishing articles. Catalogues now
resdv sut us
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G, cnAMeERLAlN. Ass. :, oo !, Z

1. NbAMbfhLAlNs A1ct onccf.
nY ORDER OF JAMES ;. THAyER, Pubic Admin
ID lsirsior-C HARLES CHAMBERLAIN viii sell On
WEDNESDAY August 2 81 y O'Clock. on the premises
southwest corner OF Twenty o. ghh and renlh ave
nue. the effects OF JACOB n BRUHN, deceased. consist
ing e carpenters oOs, eenrhes tsrlre. and maiefias
ana frame building u.,d or carpenters shop BY order OF
iy3l SITS JAS. ; THAYEE, Public Adn'r. Nas.snst.
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pYsENTERY CORDIAL,

Az INDIAN PREPARATION FOR DfsENIEhf'
"A disrrhea or Sumner complaint, colo. and cnOiefa
aorbus Il gener lily affords immediate RELIEF alter taxing
single dose One boule warranted 10 cure me wofsi
SO tn 4 few hours Price 81 cents. Thousands have
leru cured by il every season tOr ne lssi twenty
yesrs Prepared aud sod by LAW BOYD, o. Eas
radUsv Who keep the most extensive depot FOR Indian
md botanic cnes in the United States. yb lm,eod
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d NASH Agcuoncer-Siore SO Fuioo-si -.
MORTGAGES AND A~-IGNEt>' >tlE q,
4'lNToCK or CHINA. GLASS AND ChOShEht
WrRE.-FRIDAl, a. 10 Oclosk. ~ ~ SAt aNrtiae, sN
OF rgage and by order Of Assignee an eatre
stoc. Of china, ani thenware Il al descriptions
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucronseg.
10y BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT, store
II u Qro. berxI xdvsnf male coc6iV

msnts for saoion ssles
FORTY EIGHTH NEw-YORK TRADE SALE
To az COsMEScsD. THE STATIONARY s>D PArts SALE
ON Ekfp.y AUsJsr -. rHs BOos SALE on TUESDAY,
Aucusr gg-The gpderigned snnOaDco tie next regular
Trade sale 10 he commenced the shove date II VII be
,nctd under he same regulations the sst Coo
.epfuenis OF Books, Paper Stationery ssrr-yP- fsies
Binders Cloth, Leader. NC are Respectfully .oIenea
Of ulv nxt ~ hch time - catalogue WI De pSt ~ pres
The p.as cssh advances will he m.de on receigt kons
when rr-Ssirgsi BANGs. RICHARDS PLAdT,
""'N 9o4 Brosdwsy. New.York
Ar Psv.rr s,Ls--A collection o. choice on r.nunfs,
inc,sng .lsrse one by De Bruf, hne Lsncse ape y
Wison b-n1tnll Flower ard Fruit pieces, Se Al 10 n.
france Also collection Of engfaVnss, scarce Po'uA""
the early Presidents. &c. in francs
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General Agency Mt Washington.

years experience as clerk IN
the principal accounting offices Of the Treasury cd
eral agency business the seat OF the federal government
and the transaction of any business with the public depart
nent before Congress An intimate acquaintance with
all matters of business in the several departments and bu
reaus, knowledge of the laws, and the principles estab
shed by decisions in the executive depan in relation
almost every subject connected with public and
TRANSACTIONS with which he has become familiar from long
the public service, affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps, few others possess His attention
will be directed prosecution OF claims OF every char
States or individual States whether for lands money
pensions of all kinds communication for hall and bour
Ties claims growing of contracts with the United
States examination OF titles, and procuring patents ioI
lands OF duties remission OF fines or forteltre
under the other laws the prosecution OF claims
Mexican wars claims before any board of commissioners
hereafter to be formed the sale or purchase OF real
estate and generally the transaction OF and
description of business in which the services OF agent
may be required. 49,
The subscriber is extensively known in the city of Wash
both Of the army and navy well to members of Con-
whom general reference is made The following
gentlemen selected whom, ii necessary particular
reference is requested, to wit:
JAMES W McCuLLoH, First Comptroller ofthe Treasury
ALBION X. PARRs, Second do do
PETER HAsNER, Third Auditor of the Treasury
Gen. THOMAS s. JEsUp, Quart. Master General w. s A.
Gen. GEoRGE GIBSON COmmissary General oil subsistence
Gen. ROGER JOKES, Adjutant General.
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, Paynaster General.
Col JOSEPH G. TorIRN Chief of the Corps OF Engineers
Col. JOHN j. ALBERT, Chief Of Typographical Engineers
RICHARD SMITH, esq, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON esq., Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office l4th street. opposite N f. corner Fullers Hotel
June 29-ly