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r,, sr,a,,cap Coai era de.

NJ. ~, Yrltov GoLp.Ths supply d Goa, ass u
- .sJ rasted by enbs author " a. -, r ts4s Of
tuns increase "a TIE @ ore Of Coal and has
ssoa M R M ,bs ssso6 .o2q =. - . ar,b II
ing The mus "a The Ella the California Cor nta'
oet dans s Rot Of this aud e. ron all AZ
,hs seas9a WI s ben moe capital employed and m re men a
sag-d working the golden saads 81 o, s
getting out 'h' 0Sek a'A HOIa' TPit;sbargh Argus
rzy= The amount invessed in developing the i'm
rosnse aboarded treasures" Of the Goal mines OF
Pennsylvania, is estimated at sixty millions Of dol
lars and still the enterprise is in its infancy we
consume from Three to Five millions Of tuns per
annum, while in Great Britain Thirty-four Millions
Of euns, valued : the pits mouth at Sixty three
Millions areannp ally mined for the use OF @eh'y
six Miions Of people, or over one sun Tor eacn per
son. II our population increase, as statissloians
have calculated, to Fiftyone Millions Ii 1870 ana
we allow them the same proporsionate consumPtlon
of Coal az now exists in Great Britain, we shsA
reoDire at that time total annual production OF
Fifty.nine Millions Of tuns.
To meet the constantly Increasing demand new
improvements are being made and new portions OF
the coalfelds opened to market. The aSAlngson
Company, in the Lackawanus, and the Daupnln,
in the Schuylkill Valley, will soon be prepared TO
bring into market large supplies; and the cele
brated shamaline coalReld is said to be laid open
by the Treverton Railroad, running from the town
of Treverton to the Susquehannah Hiver-through
which channel large additional supply may be
expected On one estate al Zerber's Gap, one
vein alone of pure coal is found containing Two Mil
lions Of tuns-which, ct rental of 25 cents per
sun, would in time yield it's owners Half Million
Dollars, Other coalfelds, not yet available, will
In time be pierced by spurs from the Erie, the Penn
sylvapia Central and other Railroads. Hover rap
idly the demand may increase We trust Coal Will
ere long be furnished on the aeaboard at cheaper
| rates than the present.
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SCHOOLS.
AND M MATHEMATICAL
G n


CLASSICAL AND M ATHENA "a . "a -
SCHOOL.
"a SIXTH-AVEHUE
nHEgsRs. sEDGWICK NICHOLs willSeopen their
FR School on Monday, septvmber 10 their OBJECT 10
prepare pupils for Business, College or 'he Military ACE
DENY For their methods OF teaching and the re1os OF
hem. thew reer to the following testimonial and TO hs
pantjeEaen VI bose names given below
Erom CHARLES DAVIES, LID. Author OF ihe Courss OIL
Mathematics"
NBw.YoRK June 7, 1880.
have known for several years Messri sedgwick and
Nichols and had full opportunity OF becoming Rlnuley &C.
ouan ted with their system OF instruction and methocF OF
discpIipe and also OF Witnessing their results.
II gives me great peasure say n all that concerns
mora culture intellectual development and the formation
OF manly character know nothing In ne sys.ein "GH
can be improved IL may safely be commended in me
termr 10 ali who wish their to be well In
strnctad (SIqned) CHARLES DAVIES.
Uorsne Webster LID Principal OF The Free Academy.
VIM e. C. Bartlett, LID. Professor OF Nsl aud hxF'
Philosophy In the u .. Military Academy.
prot Tsvfer Lewis Edmund Hurry, ESQ.,
HIM lanes Harper VIM Hawes Esq.
Henry p Davies ESQ George G. Collins, Efq
Rtchnrd q KiInbail Eso John Warren Esq
r. Norcom, Esq @orIin, esq
B. r Mcllvaine, Esq. 7. FoTrea, Esq
Jhmaa Brady Esq Andrew Smith, ESQ,
ssm Hopping Esq. Brook 8 SUES, ESQ. u,yu.a
lvp HulS 1Rle@&Rl
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FRENOH LANGUAGE.

VpROB D. LAGROIX begs leave 10 Inform bio pupils
and persone DESTROYS Of becoming practically CONVEX
SAINT with the French Language. that he Intends forming
evening sepember l6 1850 at his rooms, Noe 10 aud 10
La Faree buildings, 2a9 Broedwhy Terms "a per mHnth
converge In French the number In each class shai 70
strictly limited ak. Applications received az above
daily before 10 O clock A. III and after O'Clock r. "a.
Mona Lsgrox has charge OF the French Department IN
the widely known Institution OF MesHs John jacob
Abbott and also Ia that of Mr. Patton TO which gentlemen
Ia kindly ne rmitted TO refer well Mesrs Hon.
CnmpbelI p White and F. Arpin editor of Courier deS
Etaie IJnis nu22 ct q, 2Sk24 then eodt
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PROPOSALS.

nEPARTMENT or REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-To FIRE RI;
%est end # new CITY Han until thursday he I'm september
80 e,G T. ar az s r , ' copofso The Gy Of
sad carriage mpe.ed be delivered tbs Chief Engineer
d I and spscdston Of the york required done, AMI ali
6r 5asoS So ff.Ia efis s0 '' WM AD4s
; Commissioner OF Repairs and SuPPle'
CtROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT otunda park-seaed
vii be- eceiSed at the Office Of
unit: Wednesday, Sept H. ats clock fi 20 ouul sr ar
through Fourteenth street. IN length about
nation be pSqq9pd TO the Ha Fqss9 thus
s2IOtis Croton Aqueduct Department
51RoT0H AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, RoTUNDA PARK.-
ITO sEwER BUILDERS-Sealsd proposals inlorsed " iro-
81 ss6 me .5oSh S s bas Saver street rom
Ninth the westerly Inns OF E avenue IN
length about s. feet plan specifications OF the Saver aud
a. os5 m can oanTd on DEAN
au3j lot President Croton Aqqsduct Department
11ROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr.-To Saver Budsf.-
street vii be received Office the coton Aqusduct Depart
p bnJd sewer N w enty Eighth
avenue Twepty 600 feet %s tl
WsterPsreyor ST tfjs Oaice.-Dated, Aug. %, 1880
aus lot NICHOLAS DEAN Pres't croon A1ueduct Dept
(1R0ToY AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT, RoTUNDA, PARK
STo SEWER BUILDERS-Seslsd proposals Indorsed pro
poa BASIN at Third and T~eth VII be eceiyed at
this Office un uday Sept 49, 1870 at o'clock 7 M to build he
ceyirg Cuvets the and south west cornd
OF THIRD avenue and Tefst connect with the sewer in
plan specifications OF the work and all otaer IN
,bia ofrA-Dated Sent g. 1850. NICHOLAS DEAN,
"a ion President Croon Aqueduet Department
(tnY INSPECTORS DEPARTMESr-ssalsd proposals Tor
Jluushng and scows Tor the
purpose removing oa Of the slaughter houses oil
city hey limits ntorsed Proposals TOR the Re
m val Ofa will be received AZ the CITY Inspectors
Office City Hall, until Saturday, Sept a. at o'clock
P a whch sEd place they will he publicly opened
Specifications the City Inspectors office.
90 tal4 A w. " MN T. City inspector
6NRoToN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT, Rolanda, Patio
NsEWRR BUILDERS-Sesed proposals. ndorsed Proposal
fox THIRD and Eighteenth ST will be received At the
Office Aqu-duc Department until Thursday Sept H.
1880 ut M build receiving basins aud cnlyer At the
n w and OF Thfday and Eghteenthst The plan
and specifications all other Information be obtain
ed on application the Water Purysyor at this Office
IS luts NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME coURT-ln hs matter Of ta' aPpietS YORK
- Mayor Aldermen CeBmoaaty OF tbs CITY Of &c" -,
eay to he opening tbs ssysnil 'snls iIn is ss;
Blp0mrnKtais AttiRe Alltpa
"a In. MONT b-. sad ross Ono Hunefe3 a'
Twenty seventh street Twelfth WArt of Sud CITY me suS
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessnisn "a US
lied matter Court ot s 9is %
sev Yo The dag Ssysmesr, si give notice
Pursuant the requirements % lie Act oil ns lAute 81 ~
Ssnc o' the Act 70 amend an
49, .rtd an reduce relating psrtcsy 10 hs
CIV of NsE passed April 3, 1873, passed Apt
That the abstract OF tbs
aid Commissioners ti bovs matter The naes % e
~ The lots assessed such they appear
NJ ,ss Commissioners, together aad tas
the assssusui whether tor damage or o7Hsh Ana ALSO
estimates anj other documents, which were used by
~ s' m max ing report, hays been iePQ-et
- ~ ,5rs ~ the Street Of the S oil Ne" iotA f
III sp.cou rhomsoeysr II MAY eoncefn -lsiS 20 10.
A. IS! srsTs Cont =, ,hs and place hereinafter 1ea
Toned And the Commissioners .artast ss no ~ 5,lG
The PROVISIONS OF the Act suted An hcs md Ta1 IN Tho
~ ct 10 relation Collection Of Assessments a 800 ,V
CIV snd Comfy New YORK, and tor othst n, -,
a $40 passed May l. ISL to the o'ns OF o so55 esd
orr1psnrs houses and improved or ,d
Ssrby that thew hay. completed the es;inlats ana
-. Ii .,sors yhose interests Affected thereby a1 "o @
onncsed 70 the same, requested 10 Ptsssn
oft,f- Chairman OF sad
h, place OF business IA Nassau street. IN ths I ts
~ sy rom ts Of this notes Aad hA' ~ r'
~ s ssssssrsnt ars iolo. that 10 to say Az these
M o.css or parcels situate, lying and oeinS IA s
Ward of the City New YORK and COMPRISED goo , 80 tbs
gtt,iy In. .r side OF Hundred and twenty ssFeal
optns on Eleventh Avenue and upoa uns ~ -,
- o. Hundred and Twenty streets, and upon she ses
. .rsts and comprising al the lots and pscos OF PGss
ofi.1 s and beng Ous Hundred AND sew snH anu
Tenth and Eleventh avenues and .hs center me
And the said Commissioners ln7 81
tce that report the aboy7 mattel VII % i So Tn
- ~ the Supreme Court the State o. New OK AZ
~ he sai Court 70 be held City Hall tho CITY OF Ne" iot
or saura the 5oth dag OF October A D. 1850 al ths opening
+ E. PA SssSSs Use Ar coaa..ioa'r'-
AUTO tOcHc
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SCHOOLS.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE


01o goURTB.sT corner OF macdouEsl facing Wss1
%lS inIlon.sqQsre, GEORGE W CLARKE N and
JAMES TANNING, A III Principals, opens ia Elgnt1
on Monday The 9lh Of September 1880 Psst
1ncre,s encourages the propneors to believe that t1sr
continue 10 meet with appreciation
Having teverx years since observed the u1FurpaaSea
beauty and hesfdpe OF the location OF their INSTITUTION
they chased Tho lot aud oui inere'n me Presi!
with rooma especially fitted for instruction and ample IN
,ge and number for 1870 pups voting three stories Oh INC
bu5ipg The Of the school, with me average nupo
Of 60 pupils IL each department Being corner house
the entrance the dwelling psrtr occupied by one OF me
PRINCIPALS la 28 Fcurn-st and that OF the school l56 Mac
nnugs Ahe Professors Ployed in all the bsn:nes
or Engsh and Classical Education special attention 0elog
vtven o the Mercantile Departr ent The cle1es French
sre in charge oIhe venerable dIinguished Professor
Edwards those in German are under the care Of frot
Theodore Gsnbeniklee Prof faenzqeia LII y tat AZ
charge OF he BpanIh The 1venIls pupils are under tue
personal instruction well care one OF me Pfnc
The proportion ofteacheI The number OF pupils 10 that OIL
cordng 10 capacity and attainment, ges9 muuPles ihe
power OF instruction The organization Of he .;hoo! en-
courrges individual pupils IL auy branch 70 advance 70
Sieber cssIes whenever their proficiency will wsrrsntI
fhe pupils allowed daily exercise in the ParS unos
vanaseu OF The county, for purity Of tif and wholesome
recreation . -. f, b,t thu
Principals and reverence for al lhnss
sacred and without strict morality 70 pupil can feniln
member of their school. ~
any psrI OF the day evening" when Circulars 'or Pafacu
lar Information can be obtained.
Suangera the above Institution are referred " VIC W.
lowing names OF 1ts pstron1
Hon L. Mason, Samuel Leeds Esq : w LsFi'. -
Rev DR. seabury 5. sturges, ESQ Ebenr Monroe f'q'
Rev DtA E.csn1pbeH G. H swords, go = N Scott e..
Rev II Macdonald 7. J Stevens Esq- Matthias ARK f'-
Rev Duncan Dunbar Aranguron Esq. 3o1s9 c1rse re-
Prot Prot 50 AZ Len MD B B. sherman 80 D Lon5sae 80
jas B Ksssra, MD H B. Hart Esq John c. Work E=q.
I'd Ysnderpooi ND Waalt, Esq. jesse Browne 20.
4 \. Gum MD P J. Cohen, Esq Alex. Fraser. Es9
AS Bal, Md Eaw Coleman; Esq Austin W os;s. 174
Ate1 J. clinton MD. NJ. c. Brooks Esc John PTer E.q
r. kirby MD, d. y Newman, ksq ~ h. F Fl
inc. NsThouse, J. w tnefs!frll, ESQ. "a
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LEGAL NOTICES.


,OsyTkoLLshs OFFICE, ALBANY, Jny ~ Isoo,-ssalsl
b Jly Of ssptsmset 70 oeoeh A. M. for furnishing tAs
r,Icvirg articles o. srATlohEHIi IN
100 r..ms blue fuiSd Cap Paper, CoasresS
100 Rams Waits ruled Cap Paper, Congress
u rsan, ruled Counting House Cap Paper, hnes resr
n sb,s ruled csp Paper Congress Hrss \ nch apart
~ rs1ms ghits ral sJ Lsstsr PAPsr, CoaSess
"a s.r, ~h,s raed Papsr, Congress Ines neh apart
40 van. blue ruled L-ttsr Ptpsr. Cors 49,
80 rsams white Note PspsS
; rsanis Royal Ergross.ss PaPst
~ Ssnk Enysop Paper
rcams red slo!tins P,p,r,
5000 buh Letter EnvsoPs No. 5.
5000 ous Letter Engsiops, Nc. s. Government
l5eO DUFF Latter Euvsiops, No. s.
10000 buf Letter Envslops No, g.
1000 white Lssr Euvsops, No 5.
$500 white Eois Envelope.
CLASS Ill
5000 eulls, No SO clsu
q,Ool 3ul., No 80 opaqas
50 DOZEN s.ncb Ivory Folders.
DOZEN 10 inch lIoTy Fodora
10 do+sa Rogers = soH's ErSsES Asres se!y kasitss
500 lbs beat GOyernl1ert rcd Sealing WsI.
IS sfoss Fsber's black Lad Pencils, gos I and q;
50 los rsd Waters, small ,ss.
60 dozen Sand Boxes
80 dozen half pint papers black SAID
10 doIen qt bottles lux
a ( OF bottles lnl
5do4sn Oh. bottles rsa lnk Aruod's
All OF ,hs above be Of th quality and
before tie l51h day Seps
rate proposals be ecsYsd for each s above
iyso ~ WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller.
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE CUTLERY. EDGE TooLs, &C. &c.
CHARLES S. LITTLE,
80 Fultons st. opposite the United States Hotel Ne
1 German and American Hardware, Cutlery Edge goos,
&c respectfully invites the attention Of country merchants
mechanics and others making their summer and a por
rhpses TO his very extensive assortment comprising every
ding il iho ne and TO which and constant supplies
are Being added all OF which are offered at mo lowest
prices for cash or approved credit
Cut and Wrous hi Mails, Locke Latches
Black Lead Pots, and Band CDcloes
Bcotch Water OF Ayr atone for marble pon1hefs
turkey Oh Stone, dressed and undresaed.
Coopers POOLS in great variety OF the mos celebrated
manufacturers, Alberson, Conger, Horton, Barton,
and others.
House and Ship Carpenters Fools
gacksmiihs' Tools
CabineLmakers' Trimmings
Builders Hardware.
Iron, Brass, Copper and Steel Wire
Genuine Harlem on and Nuremberg Salye.
Ames' Pump Augers and Rmmers. aal0imeod
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TARRYTowN INSTITUTE.

GRE.KCT BOARDING SCHOOL for A0ys,
"A Of Perrytown, N " A. NEWMAN, Principal.
In this institution young gentlemen viii be ~
s,ced In I'll the branches of English and Classical
education, requisite for commercial pursuits or catering
college. 10TH. rsha
snmmer term commencing the first OF Msy, ana me
Winter on the FIRST Of November. Terms reasonable:
abtnned at Shading q shephsrds bookstore 1924 Broad
way New.York or by addressing note 10 the principal
r1vqn AodN
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nIaS0L UTION.-Mr. JOHN WADSWORTH has
~ this day Withdrawn from our firm.
FELLOWS, WADSWORTH L co.
New.YoHk. September s. 1850
TIE butineSs OF the Importation OF Watches, Jewelry
and Fancy Hardware will be continued uuder the name OF
FELLOWS COMPANY, By the subscribers, who are
authorized settle The affairs OF the late firm OF FeoRs,
Wadtworth Co. JAMES FELLOWS.
RICHARD s. TELLOWES.
JOHN FELLO US.
New York, September 5, 1850. ss ST.
NOTECE-The Co-parmershlp OF aA5sNER d
lNYOUNG, Grocers Ia Dissolved Ia consequences OF the
death OF Vim. B. Young Fhe business OF the late firm VIII
be usled by the surviving partner Persons indebted
viii please make immediate payment and those having
claims viii present their accounts 10
JOHN &. 9AssNER,
Surviving Farmer, lS2 Chaiham-Bt.
The stock and lease Of the above offered for sale
on very accommodating terms. Being established stand
for the last 80 years. very desirable any wahing
10 enter into safe and lucrative business aul7H
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WINDOW SHADES.
TX ELY & RIKER, l3I ChkIhAn"st call the attention
~ OF all persons wanting Shades their assortment OF
Shades and materials for making and hanging Shaded
They make the best quality only and cell at prices full %
per cent less than any other manu- ectureg All Shsdes
warranted to stick or curl aul9 lmRAWh
WINDOW SHADES! GILf CORNlCEs DEA.
w Perry MUsLINS, dc-Familiee about furnishing
their windows with the above articles will End ut G..
WOODFORDs, 295 Broadway, the largest and best Es-
porent the city, Eevers styles before intro
duced In Nsw.York Lsca and muslin curtains, drapey,
chasing Of he subscriber may rey upon getting 6rStrss
article, and low 1t Ia possibe 10 import manufac.
urs IT, Merchants buying at wholesale will ud 1t decidedly
to their EdvRngge call before purch ssing elsewhere
al6H J. C. WOODFORD, 195 Broadway
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IMPORTED oARPET1NGs,

FOR THE FALL TRADE,
SMITH / L0UNsBERY are now receiving thstr sue
Spnes for the Fall Trade, consisting Of ROYAL RAPE5
TRIES, BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL YEREEFLY, ~
GRAIN and other CARPETINGS, comprising one Of the
largest compets and desirable ssEortme1u Of
fer ed in this market
Their purchases beng made entirely for CASH affords
the advantages IN making selections few possesS
and ensbes them TO sell at the lowegt pos0ble pdces
English Tapestry CGrpe!s from ps to LA per yard.
English BrusselG Carpets, from 6s 10 l0s per yard.
English Tbree-ply Carpets, from 10 20 lts per yard.
American ThTee-ply Carpets from 7s 10 IS per yard
English ana American SuperfUe lngrEio Carpets, rom
50 10 Ia per yard.
per yard.
Common Ingram Carpets, from Is 10 10 per yard
Also, large Stock Of English and American FLOOR
OIL CLUYHS. rom fleet TO q fe Ell wide
DRUGGETINGS 6-4, "a, 1874 and l6-4 vide with
choice OF al Other goods connected with the
srada equslly low. SAlfH / LOUNsBERY,
s2zwf 443 Pearsi sixth CNpeI stors from Chatham ST
nTALyING TrLEs.-A very ruperior los of % hole
I1lEEung es for saie Ia lots to EuiI purchasers Apply
10 SAMuEA THOMPSON 4 NEPHEW,
Au19 IN rs Pearl ST.
NS GNEY L0ANf D IN sums to suit, on Plate, Pianos
III every 1ld Of Merchandise 7he unosI secrecy
ohaefyea. Asaiess CAPITAL, Logger Post Office pre-.
PAID. s5lu
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on saurday the day of October 1850 al ta' opening u
the e0aF' on N'A' 'A' u D. BANKS,
:! u b sTo6n4TI'
!" h. SIoeDALL- ro ,oct9s
E.v-rort, August s. 1850 ao0 .oe1o
w " Btfr sg,rnyats Of the County New
Ken vii eli Under the direction Of Jane
R=uwiok Adaas.rsI % a. S he t1o SswYors de-
credits Of - me asbapts Exchange
CITY New York on the ION gay Of oS.oos ~ I .,tats
died seized, viz ...,. x,,,i
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF ana N Shs am
By the hundred and forty three bounded ~ss S
lot 42 beng width from. and rear s. eet ana II asP'
let aPa lot necs or parcel Of land Fourth Wars
the Civ OF New York commencing at point on The 9piner '
=. nv the soutbey Oliver and the sssr side OF Chatham
nnd IRON such pom e2stsy aohs he
Ro4r Bcertop date Of deed to J@nss se2ej thence
parallel or nearly So James street feet thence westerly loiee'
ace aud noery IS feet inches to the place OF oegn
II tEoyn as 3 Of ad ~ til. Eighth Ward city
as oi' Nos @ 70 SOUNDED os 3 eae 'front.' Is Ken
y lT .o , BY 1t No. SIS westerly o SIS
sai w. a9gt9 q % @ snowo BY the street nuinbsrs Of 25
~ s ~ ots Of land IN the Eighth Ward Of the city
~ VIZ - in GREENWICH street at The distance Of t3 feet
streets running uorthery along ~ is',o
@ a,s. d feet to the place Of nnnj
4sl re-. s..,,h Ward Of said e,,
front By street rec estgf Sy 5
feet width front and rear and 81 lse' 2 nes I R,v,,d
by number 4s on map OF sgds 81 ss ia Wac o
All that certain lot or parcel Oi S IA VIC f S,,ssn,h
street westerly from the westerly 'as %
avenue feet and half inehj thence eassI!, ou ~
parallel snteenhstreet 0 esy 70 ths e5y Ct2 nbs
seventhayeuue thence southery along tus same, 80 49,
the lands Of John jacob Astor thence "sstetf Az
thence southef ,along sad ond' 10 4e @ "a
tenth thence westerly along me same 10 s7' bs
Anths certain o lana N the san w AI .. -,
loo e westerly westerly us of Seventh themes
,outbey parallel Seventh avenue iOo set meme.
westerly parallel 10 y ee IN
erl, line parallel to !IV i i ira, IN
SAID line Of Sixteenth street. thence sastsrY aoIs 'aA ~
feet to the place OF beginning . -, ,vt h.,;rr,s a,
All thatceran other lot N sac 'st ya,b Az
point 80 eet eastrfly from sle I'll
noher 81 feet inches thence westerly IS ieet hsa'
b3 feet inches 10 the pace OF tbet,op situated
Also that certain water lot WITH ne uiis oeete ECU v w. a
Kngsbrdge, the Sixteenth Ward OF tue c} Of
granted Alexander mcComb containing IN oreaah on SGn
tho Spuyea Duyve Creek 100 feet and running S
right the Corporation the same from gh water marx
au27 tolls JOHN Z. pEr sLln. rr - 80
7NTTIy WORK SUPREME COURT-SAMUEL GAuTIER
~ In, IotS r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. For reL- lCon
no, To the Defendant You are hereby and required
H. answer the compt in n acton which filed the ohce OF
he CLERK oftLe civ and County City Hall sah
c,, an mo day of septerer $50 copy
Tin No
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WINDOW SHADES.

10000 WINDowl SHADES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
M HOLEgALE AND RETAIL, ct great bargains. In
w lots suit purchasers from % up at 45S PEARL four
doors from Chethams trimmings Csmbrics &c for the
Trade IS lm* w. o JENK5.
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ABBoTrS INSTITUTION FOR THE EDU'
CATION OF YOUNG LADIES.

260 CYeeuest Family Residence 4S la Bayeue-place.
JOHN C ABBOTT. JACOB ABBOTT.
FEyHE FALL TERM of this Institution will commence
1 OF Mendsy, September 8 Young ladtea from abroad
are received into the family of Rev John c. Abbott
For circulars apply at the Institution or by mail
su24 2aw4w
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A FRRNCH PROFESSOR, Bachelor OF Arts, IN
fAhe National University Of France formerly Professor
OF Latin and Greek the Colleges OF Paris and these our
years Professor of French Language and Literature In ne
bes schools In The City OF New.Yotk having YET Few
spare for he next season. Wishes 10 employ ne
tn n school OF this city or vicinity.
He can alec teach Italian aud Spanish, and give the bes!
pronunciation there languages bui makes ptetenon
o speak tkem for want Of practice Address D al the
off &c OF his paper. - ZtFa&SF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

1TRFFT DEPARTMENT. So.4 Hall OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ksNore-Pubic notice hereby gwen, that Tie oloRls per
-; Lse a. prs..rted OF Assistant: Ad7rsa 10
SCI and gutter ~ Ninth between Forty fourth aud 20 y
streets To I'll II or vacant lots on Tie 81 laTs
T6rt, rs streets Fourth and MADISON avenues 10 eGafis
mt:on qire by .-;oe the T~eny rec ta a
,ysnue on ptort Line the coal yards sad street. Al P
or Interested having objections thereto are requisites ~
Gan IN writing sn4d a b et5ce on or ueots 7 H
20 70 Q, S ssI.sf: y 05 7st IL ~ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

Creditors OF the Canal BANK OF
= 5 Chated Attorney General of the State OF New
Directors and Company oil the Cana4
Bank Aenyin pursuance OF ORDER made N @ Ncuon oy ae
gnTeme Court on the day of May ast notice sreoy
n IN Ill ersns and corporations creditors of the sad
Canal Bank at the failure that they required podnS
and prove undege the Referee appointed anu oy n
SAID order the amount their [eseeYs
within eight weeks from The h puoht
notice tbeng the date thereof atbs office No l38 State
in lie CITY OF Albany be Pfecgdsd from 80 DONG and osa
oil claim 10 the the hands of The SAID Receiver aud
to am dividend may heeaesr be made by The said heceiysf 6
the creditors of the said Bank
E G Of creditors the Undersigned will also ateH3
, durng the first September 10 AM the Office q
the Rpcsver of the Bank street. the City
Albany purpose receiving proof OF dsmands which
w. Z MARCY, Referee.
P,uys g. n. Rrty Attorneys yl8 aw8wS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

PIG IRON.
e10O TUNs No. Boonton Foundry Pig Iron.
EUU 400 :. No. 8 Forge
100 No, 2 Fomp!on Charcoal -
100. No Scotch Pig lron Gartsherren
For sale by DUDLEY B. FULLER co.
ana lmeodt l39 Greenwich a. corner OF CedRr-st-