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. NEKICA> INsrIrVrE-s. ANNUAL FAIR

.N-Issle 0srdrn VII 1t open Tor he feceip o. uVots
an Specimens Friday znd Saturday. ths ah ana Sh
of September Instant Moocsy, October will ~ tsvo-
I'D l., the sranseme the Fair ruesdsy ihe Garden
viii he opened the put ic n o'cocs. Flows IN
tended Tor b. ready TO 60 To fosefrx
l. 1 on the = .. 4 NJ from tultoo-np A Somuiiie~
" De In attendance for the purpos- OF tssuns theul win
the dyusmoneter The Flowing sod spstns Mach viii
plsce Flashing the slh day Of October 81 ale
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RUTGERS COLLEGE.

s'HE MKT ACADEMlCAL YEAR Of this Insliltoi
viii Commerce ou Monday ueNi lot u Ocio1r f Gan
itaies for admission 90 the College vii present Them
selves on thsi 5ss Tor examination.
A BRUYS HASBROUCk. President
Cs.Rtts z y Ro~o~pr S-cret.ry sZlt
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RRnOkLYN AFFAIRS.

To- FANNY KtnBLE BUrLrR has arrived IN
town and located If the Irving House.
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= Fnct for Fashionable,

Fact for Fn-hionahies.-Tho-e who pg
their tfss ~ h- htucs Of MEDHrzsT HEAEo, any
0urrr T. Wil cone from uldcr their cl-sn brlsn
bds M With hsrd.one 1--t of hair 81
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California Vessels
..,.h. Sets ssrt Tea, cray u ~A-''-
spoken, &c.

q so1. = g o-t q. A. ..F - Iamsts a. irrto'.
s-lts = = - 4. =. Ear-<r ca - ~
:. > 80 ~ ir.ssf--. : r.. - or..s. a
-, nj a To- - Pa 80 a. 80
ksr Yea
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THE nEw-YoRK BAY cEmETERy

A GREEABLE TO The PROPOSITIONS made BY his
hComgany th.l tte members u any Church 0r BsniE-
ei.ry society Nno Individually collectively have Or
90. - anec ~ I'VE Os srafuIolsy for he benefit Of
- poor E-no-fs and 10 1is proportion Tor any number
sl5scr ed sld s-vefs Societies are how snlted ~
ter OF. lhsy .r- re- p-cf1ly requested 70 sppOsi .
Corniuee % crate hen. Rtel he company viii tern-
with convey b. deed flrs from a. incumDfsnces 70 h-f
Tms,eea " Otherwise h- number Of Ots earh ,Orirty
nay hs 81 10 al should any Subscriber desire %
Rave ll. oi Ois ocalcc Nth hose VI ns BOZ ely me
Company Ali DO "a, or exchange mer l0s' II already
located. without an snsrge- -
Ta- lhrd drs~ini taks pacs os ne snsi dsy Of So-
v-nrer next af.sr Vticn srsrg emens VII - msf1
A.. rsr.o.s Eho obtain lots a. ne v-ry low
pri q S. Dsy.5- mOnEsy insisllnonts of " os1
5sg-r ezrly application. For f7rrner pzrticuafs
Apply a. t5- Oscs, i0z brozd~N
''S'' JAMES T LEETE. secretary.
Gro WOOD Tress1rer
s-CIem5s' q. ls43 ~ Tvs
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" To Librarie. and Reading Rooms-A
copy - The la-burz 1Agesas IHag and u th- Pans
journal 81 Drbab may = had ch-.p, delivered r-gu-
ary day sfi-r ne arrival ~ each Liverpool steamer
Apply sslhs El.t-rsl Room Thbune Ofes. s75 i~is
- Aid the Italian kxilr- A meeting Of tai
viii be- hs ou Saturday evening next no .9in INST
At O'Clock - B.rclsy-st fo afford I'll possible al 20
me Italian Elles. general srsucsacs is earnestly re-
qaesisd. - JUS
~ Wigs and ToupceE.-Clnrens and Strangers
r rmea that tie largest end bes- a-.orneni M Nf
ha Wigs T1up-es trsids 81 ioug Hair. &C t0 nf
found FL ihe mandatory ~ MEDHUksI HEARD, 2
a-id-n-lane Also 10 be had cure cure Tor DAlcrrf
I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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AANLEr.-rHls EvyNINe a. = e'e'ccs. ~
- hewitt, re c-i-crst-t illustrator u ssskscerr.
VI rrsd ne Pay n HAMLET a. sse csSsic hsl SrcoA
" AcUss,on - e~rts sH lgs
PANORAMA OF THE HOLY LAND.
rA>Iso 81 l.. cNLBgSr. fss
THIS IMMENSE PRODg CrION % which he Sus
- -nsssed necessarily tos r~ssgy noasss. eeeupsss
upward q
isco SQUARE FErr OF CANVASS
and ~.lncci exccpco1 ne oss sabSr..s rcrrsr< ana
xor. eo1s work 1o~ IN exis-nce
ID MI - exh'hiirS' FOR he frss tine %
MONDAY EVENING. SEPT - Isxa
Anc every Ev-nins during he wcsA
AT THE COLISEUM ROOMS 80 BROADWAY
Il embraces q ,1zsber q Historical Views ssssa ~
srs eminent austs
A. eocu- rt tescrcuou % re PxrorAnatn hich vii
Introduced Srclursl snecdotss, ke.ioGs rennscea
&C. snt Hsorrs .es!is In point ss csn iais
the sehoder--ili - ceiiver~s Sy Rev. rseksoerry
A1mi.sou Is cens Chiltreu asf -ries.
L,N>r.I ,r-,rseu-snt. viii he made ~ik re@ehcfs %
s.hb.th ard Shrr schools Tor ne Sssoa u sheiF ~
pts. - Application 20 ghe prcpr-tcrs
Doors cren a. the Panorama viii commence aosies
a. 4 0c.oes ss "
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CLEARED-shp. Csu3sn s6.rsco1 Cnsrls.ton Duahsr ri
nar snsftaa CofasA Lr-yp ford s-tl Co -tspasr
-..il ho-lIa. Lssssh sctsph-r. haf-
I.ane ssfsl1sh Du Dnoli = Lsr-fc- srosu. So
frsl I'D AguE.5 r@saois, Urch. Or SAB Fos
f-rk sassf-0a
srss n-of gs.rsa w. L.v,oes. sors s,as. Prar
DO e., r. m pa Fti.1s pfa
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sonrr , G Hroosnsni Dicaish. m. Ninnxtou. c
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Hsrls Mob gar. Jo-s- Paii-d- pela
st~sl.f Anttracts, Phl41.phiss Pssiuct,i Do
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10 cARsIsoIoS; A.s,,ocss, ~

by JACOB =. PLATT.-LAsoE SALE OS IA
ID BILE CUTLERY.-5,D dor. Of al descnpt.oos " Do
.,ld THIS DAY, Al 10 o'clock, by JACOB rLtII.S
h. .ncuOn room q Psust ia lo< 10 snii NO usos -
90, ..frp Will. BONE black 10 eocos, cham bues, &c
sas p.-mp,ory sns hey be examined ~ NE a's. o
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kAANrEn-By respectable youug woman. a sl1lt
" uou Co r-rai hUl-eNurs il q small prFsis
family She d. COCO cook. and excellent washer and
r0ner TIE best city reference given Cal a. Crosby
. for two DAYS - lt-
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foar or NEW.YORK. .sEPTEMBER :


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POLIO. AIo BROApWAY.-y

n Crowned BY three Ausei.. emhsmsuc u Esushty
Paternity ard Liberty surrounded by en- sent psrots
Porss from he best Authours Of other eoungies BY
1smes Barus THIS splendid pointing. torrrs TIE ago
lhe0sis OF Nsshiustou 10 INDEED sublime ssbesa "
beauty ard patriotism interesting 10 all The conurua
remarks Of visitors hat Tho characters sre eke ard
As m IN he 81 Of speech ueeis but o be ~
xDprscisiei Opea from 10 A u. 70 10 7 NJ Atmiusncs
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~ We are requested by DR.. Underhlll to say
that notwithstanding what has been mentioned aooo
Croton Grapes in some OF the papers no grapos were
received from the Croion Point vineyards oeiof'
Wednesday Of the present week
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L ARrs-rhs exhibiting OF Paintings ~ Artists q ne
above school, a. the over lhe Hal OF The Shufch o.
Divine Unity 10 Broadway, hsgwesn spring and Prince
viii remain pen gnr further notice from 10 ocioeh
A NJ unul 10 o'c och p NJ. Admission A cents sessoo
rlc.et. " c-rts Cslanguss ~ ca allc sin
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SAMUEL @. CORNELL

HAS REMOVED TO - WATER-sT.
l{rHEKE HE sANJF<CTUkEs snd las TOR sac nis
~ sur-rer Lad Pipe, also sheet Lead, Bar and r &
Led R-t Led. LiIcLrge Block tn, Eycrsghe Bans,
s1psdor irOl, force .14 LIN Pumps. an lmis
nI--OLrrIDs or C0PARrsERsHIP-
~ N0rrs l-rrsy gwen hat 10 partnsrsn existing
5-lWs-l n- -n1-r.lxle 11csr ne frm " WRIGHT L
LEVIN, Is -1s tsy dissolved b mana str-r
y.rtrrr a-1crL-c - Lac lie sxr1f4re VI re rrn
Il i5I.dsroa--S.1-YOrr, SEPT IS sfs
WILLIAM P WRIGHT
Robert LkHlS
TIE 1rderszrec viii condr1e re oqsDsss h>retofors
c98d1c,-d Dy Unghl Levin, % his ov3 scccgsi, Roo
Ss~-Yorx, sept IS 10 WILLIAM P WRIGHT,
- So Posrs B1.lclaK. H.nover-st
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49, no Psu.rll st ol "a tns s1sea GA -
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a. s.v1x ArF<re-ty 49,
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ttANTED-By respectable young woman. ..tla
~ 0u as chsmbernsii. or OBJ 60 gelerAI 11l-eNors r
= sfns 7rrse IAN 49, Has beet " riiy reference. A.
gy ~ SCI Green vicht Can Be for dkys. fr1u
basement - ~
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The State ticket has been completed by the TO.
..,,,,ionof BEsJAxIx seUIRE Of 81. Lawrence {,
a. the candidate f,r Inspector OF State Prisons
The coavention adjourned lss' evening, after hsy.
no sdop,ed spirited Aid'esr and series Of ex.
oeHent Resolutions.
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Lectures, Amu.emen,s. Sc.

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ARRIVALS PROM lsrLAND Among the arrival,
BY the ls steamer, at Boston, notice those Of tn,
wife of J. DILLON, 8'q sad her mother. We heartily
welcome them to the land which has 90 generously
opened her to receive Of the truest Of Ern
sons-ths trUest and most devoted Of the friends
Mitchell and o Brien. BY the Isaac Wright arrived NJ
this port yesterday. notice also the arrival of hs
wife of PATRICK O DEA OF Rsthkssle OF the most
devoted OF those who sacrificed every earthly consider
alton for the Liberation Of their country
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THE Isaac WRGHT.-The Cholera which ap
pesred on board this vessel did not make its appear
snce tai she westward of the Banks OF Newiound
land This is most remarkable and singular eireum
stsnce
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~ MA ,voyase 10 Canforuis. Noand Cape Horu 70 he
God Disgrgs u he Sacramento Valley viii coniinae
for week lonsss Giviug views ~ al the priueipsi
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CABINET EDITION OF CLASSIC TALES.
~ Comprising in volume Rasselas, Vicar of
Wakefield, Exiles of Siberia, Paul and Virginia,
Gulliver's Travels, Sterne's Sentimental Journey,
Castle of Otranto, &c, &c, &c.
WAVERLY ANECDOTES, illustrating popular
characters scenes and incidents, in the Novels and
Romances of Sir Walter Scott, l vol, London.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
June 81 Booksellers near 9Th st.