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81 Otse@ Wasss, SOC skO I'D Pass.
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E0ARD--A private family OF responsibility, residing
bn mocern hree-vtory house, win baths &c 10 Mont
someryst betw Madison ana Munroe sts would let
gentleman ard wife secondsoTy 'front.' and other
II deaired with board No other boarders taken Refer
ences required. Address box 1872 Pos, Office. a3 ST.
pOAhD IN BROOK LYN.-lIsntlemen about max.
Diug arrangements for The coming season, could be
accommodated w pleaaan rooms suitable or themselves
and families l55 and 157 Adams IT. Single gentlemen
DESTROYS OF pleasant home, would find this dearabe
location IS lwis*
BOARD yVANTBD-ror the winter In ANAL
Dprival= family for gentleman and bis lady where The
comforts ola home may be enjoyed Preferred in the vi
cinily OF Second not above Feminist References eX-
changed. Address "Wesley, boz 549 Post Office sSS!*
D0ARD yYANTED-For a middle aged lady, In
Nd ps&n respectable family. Terms moderate Refer
erces exchanged left the office OF The Tribune,
scdreiaed Ruth Will be promptly attended to. s3 2ttsS
D0OMS AND BOARD.-A suite of pleasant rooms
lAon second floor be had with board separately or
together at as Penhs! few doors west OF the Eifthav
Two or 'ee bipge gentlemen be accommodated with
hoard and rooms a3 3tt
TBV6p LET WITH BOARD-A large pleasant back
parior with panriea 10 gentle man and his WIFE,
or two snes gentlemen The beat OF references given and
required. SO East Broadway. sSiw*
FEY FOR 0aAsr boar@tsS AasersssesssFts coo lid PGss
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CENSUS OF ls5O-The United States Marshals
will be glad to learn that an act supplementary to
the act Of 23d May, 1850, has been passed by Con-
gress authorizing the Secretary Of the Interior to
extend the time for taking the census where, from
circumstances beyond the control OF the Marshal,
further time is rendered necessary.
That act also provides for an increased compeu-
sation for taking the census of California Oregon,
Utah and New Mexico, and provides for the pay.
two copies OF returns required by the act. DIG
elimination is 80 far made in favor of the popula-
ton of the Territories above named, that all per-
cons from the States are to be enumerated as citi
zens thereof who may be found residing there at
The time of taking the census provided they Left
the United States before the 1at Of June This will
give to those Territories the advantage OF enumer.
sting nearly all the emigrants Of the present au-
mer. National lnteilgencer.
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%" aesond Advent PreachiDs-By Elder e.
s9RNHA This tTuesdasl evening, at u O'clock at the
1a htseT-s the BoweFy Seals free Rhe Advent
Herald published q, Boston, by Elder j. HINES can be
aAd 81 le place Of meeting and Is Delancy.a st NJ 7.
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FSN livery Man his Own Landlord.-The Third
American Building Aasoc oon win hold tbs regular month
meeting s Warren Hail. cor OF Diver and Henry cts on
Saesdgy evening, Sept s. u. O'clock, when money will bs
awarded 10 such members egmsy of purchaang
their houses a1d repaytpg the advanced with
the money they pay for rent
All meetings are public.
ana further particulars msy he had on an
hcation 10 s. JESSURUN Secy
0ics No Clinton,court Beekman.s near Nassau. Ii.
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ROYAL PAPER A1AOHE
AND JAPAN WORKS,
6 Halkin-B.. West Belgraye Square,
AMMAN

and SO J0nRituion Hlll, BHnlnsIKN
I0HE SUBSCRIBER having been sPpon;ssd sgsat ~
this city for Messrs JenDens, Berdge Soma, ona oil
the largest houses In Europe now pre-
pared g lake orders or al descriptions o. Paesr @achs
goods and respectfully iuytee the ana to PuDis
inksands portfolios fancy boxes card caaes glove boxes
chess boards wine trays epvelo2 boxes tea csddes &C
embracing every variety OF and patterns Eonoa
bearing rae smile kene5ses OF Jen9y Lind taken roa Una
original. =. .-,.s,.., =,
.E weeks from dste OF order.
HENRY l. lBBOTSON 219 Pearl-st up stairs,
su27 lrrisecd Between Aaidsn.lsns and John'al
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q Bank Of Salisbury -The noies Of the Bank of
YON ii "a Wism,.t NJ mar ctpI dsc9u1, aust iSrtat
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s.5aaw-t PLANO yyAHTkD- a hssiseA,,As &
tE7at octave Flsse, aei afet 1--WE h9.t.sI
III h juss ANY petses NstiAe sac W.! sass s'i. 1
II ~ u uaoae sefAtaS AID hiat ~ ,t.sssfs. ! q Il
~. ,..iea ,eae hal 4 purchaser hf e4aIess.ns 'as
[ y 81 Fesl Qsfee seiis5 hhen ss' fsae's ssSs
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SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.
T1NBE LAWS of the State Of New York. passed at The
iaSessson OF the Legislature for sale by the subScr
berg e their Law Blank and Stationery Store, l5S Nassau
s oppofile The City Hall.
BELL& GOULD. Stationery Dealers
ie71 and Law Blank Publishers
AkyhNTED-.o sell cheap a copy OF the First Edition
w Of Dr. Ciarkes Commentary tbs Holy Sculptures,
IN vols May be No. 2S7 BOweTy, al the store OF
MCGEE & Lyon, Booksellers s2N
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ssgs. SMALL. FARn1 FOR SAAE.-Yhs sas.
s acfiber Wishes 10 dispose of his ssrm In 'hs own o.
Ss Conquest, Cayugn Go. NY Is contains % acIea o.
tho very land In lhe ssie and 10 q! pfesen IN axde
lent condition There about ak acres OF eeaatiMi
wood on farm principally hard maple 5o5ch ni6kury
Gc Yhe farm is sused within ak miee of For. py.pn
on tho Erie Canal ard within ii mlss Of he civ Oh AZ
burn. On tho places Is good ooiiag e5us uoIsp,
wells OF excellent water, largo hArn sad fug af
OF grated ruiI 30 those who dssiro 10 sefIs tsVe
arsd under tho law passed hS aaT Lesan ss =,
TWoK Az n RoOkilk, Tflbune odce snaO p4Hlsa
ty- Fos ot<y Real ,,4s Ad' Sis's's go rEi'a Past
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appointments by the President,
BY and with The adeiee and consent Of tae Senate
LAND OFFICERS

LAND OFFICERS
Reeertrs Of Public Moneys John w Norton. ahawnea
town III; Blenford Johnaon Edwsrdayie, Hi James z.
Stapp Vsndas, III; Walte- Davis Springfield, III;
John b. Murphy Danvie, III Henry " Salliyaa Quincy,
III; John n. KNIFE Chicago, Ill; Bernard Y Hempsteads
Washington Ark; William 81. Ringo Helena, Ark VIII
liam Goodrich ClarkspiIle, Ark Charles 2. Bertrand,
Little Rock, Ark; Seneca W Ely Chiicoihe, ohoi WI
liam Sheffield Defiance Ohioi Samuel 4erriwether, Je:
tersop Ind; Robert N Carnsn, Vincennes Ind Thomas
Alien CLIFTON. Mo- John T. Hughes Plattsburg MOI
Gideon Bitz Jackson, MISS George r. Clayton, Column.
bun Miss James w. Drake, PontOLoc Miss; Rosemond
de Armas New Orlesns, La John H Dlnkgaye, Monroe,
La; John Cokern Greensburg La; John Laplsce, Mai.
cbiochea La Charles L. sseyenson Mineral Point WIS.,
Willow River Wtsi Nathaniel g, Wilcox, saltwater,
Mipneiot Territory.
Registers -Perdlnsnd MAXWELL Ks,kaskia, Ill; JAmes
Nj. Davis Vsndalis, Ill James Mclean Paes'ine, III
Turner R. King. Springfield, LII Daniel Clapp, Danyle,
HI Henry Asbury, Quincy, Ill Siias Noble, Dxon III
Benry +. Mooney Heena, ARK; John e. Msnley, Carkn-
vile Ark; William q. Powell, ohampsgnole, Ark Jas.
H. Patterson, Batesvile, ARK; William w Adams, Little
Rock ARK; William FL Eter, Washington, ARK; james
81 Stinnan Fayetteville Ark Anthony Wake Chillcoths.
Ohio Abner Root Defiance Ohio; William d. h. Noble,
Indianapolis Ind James Boot, Ille Ind John
C. Clarke, Vncepnes, Ind Samuel B. Todd Faystte,
Moo Green w. Davis Jacks 4, 40; John Dade, Spriog-
fed MO; Thomas Birch, Pla,tsburg Mo; Austin Nor
gan, acksoD, ms Charles Fiz, New-OreIns, LIE; Eva
riste Baillon, Opelousss La Henry McEnery, Mon
roe, La Hugh Y. Wedde Natchitochea, La; Faraclet-
Potter Milwaukee, Wis; Francis 2 Castn, Willow Riv
err wis Abraham Van Vorhes, Saltwater Minnesota Ter
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DRY GOODS.
FALL IMPORTATION
vELvETs, RIBBONS, SILKS,
AaD MILLINERY GOODS.
~ ~ n q O., n

FALL IMPORTATION.
vELvETs, RIBBONS SILKS,
AaD MILLINERY GOODS.
l. M STEVENS g. GO.
hak va i1A'- i46 and l48 Pearl-st.
are now prepared to offer the trade Of the largest aud
hes selected stocks OF goods to he found In this city
heir goods having ordered previous to the recent
sdyance In prces they are enabled offer them quite 80
low al they have ever been offered Tner stock having
been selected expressly for their own trade ~ MT w n
VEINS during iE recent visit 10 Europe enables them 70
NEW sFYLEs AND DESIGNS,
which confined exclusively to their oHn uaao. Dea-
ere from the larger cities well all engaged In the
trad will greatly iheir advantage to ex anime Ihi1
stock and pTceE prior to purchasing. jYSoTu&Sisocti
RIBBONS sILKsa sATINS VELVETS
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
STRAW GOODS
COMPOSING complete assortment OF MILLINERY
OGGoDS, receivedfrom recent inportalons and
AUCTION
HIners and merchants invited to call and examine
them, which will be offered al the lowest prices for
CASH,
or approved credit By J. DOREMUs MILLS,
aus ewa* 20 John-Ri New-York.
NNET GOODs-From the PhilsdelPhis, consisting OF
w superior Linen Damask Diaper 8 and 10 Wide,
superior Lnens Linen sbee!ings Linen Table Cloths NC
Rroadclohs Cassimeres Sewing Silk Msrino, Yeats &C.
Aso large assortment OF Black Alpaca and hoha Lus
terra from low to superfue qusiitiek for sale by
y 4tt,S w. MATHEWS oo oa'nsFlnef''
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ERIN AGILE,

MIR DEMPsrER, composer Of The May Queen, Lament
Aof the lish Emgrani Blind Boy, &c has the honor to
thai his frat original Ballad Entertainment In his
bern ace on Thursday evening" Sept including the fol-
lowing Song, This indiana Complaint 2fis swee! 10
Noon and Night" e Home in the Heart" Ny oy Tam
my" Lament Of the Irish Emigrantn Lstus Love one
Another" ny Mamie, o. Wer thou like me in Lies
iis canteta "Phe May Queen In three paris Tickets 50
cta. TO commence al O'Clock. IS 3ts
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" Nater-Cure Inarlintes-City and Coun-
TRAIL receives parepts al The c0mmodous city
hlnen 10 Lsght and at Oyster Bay, L. Com
unescu cam between these paces By steamboat aud
@stgse osoefSl practice attended to- Consultations S.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MInIfpa mARrgM

HIBLUs @ARDEN.
iCkETs % seaia 10 all paris OF the Balloon. griysso
Manager ar JOHN Il s n3gPtsrf' A' e'SsA
,, s1e9na nen ms assson 81 ne wondernl RAVEL AM
during iheir short seasop 10 Now York.
commence with an 0yeTturei Loader, Mr. f.aMmnn
20 be followed by daring and elegant on the
Tl6Hg ROPE by Francois Ra,sI Madame Axe: IL The
ha audience by bis inepedity 20 conclude with dArag
Amer which fret time In New. York Of
THE Fl3HERaAN'5 DREAM
Eudia Water Nypmh, ane; l. ssn
Marihn, his mother. Nine RsYsl
sttls. bearolhed to seno. Mile Lshmsn
The whals 10 cads with tho nsw grand Psniomne Of
RAOUL or the msgtc Star.
In Twelve Tabeaux, composed by Jerome RaveL
Principal characters By The RAyel Family
REhEFiT OF sIGA CAROLINE YlEPL
S1AsFI,K taARDEN.-Posdyely the lsst week OF
n. d DE- ~ 1nof ssas opera aD''f
THIS EVENING, Sept 8, will be performed for the lsst
time. l'0''lnfs oF1 sI 4PefRs1AI mIpE
semirain!de, Queen Of Babylen .sg'a + Tedesco
Arssce, Commauder Of he Armies Sig Vsd VftspTanK
Idreno King OF sig A. V9tn
Tckess 50 ca. 70 commence at O'Clock IS
atR0ADVAY THEATER-poors open al 7-ro
n a. 4 ococaTas iosesc get i've
' ,hdsS called JUDITH Madame Ann. B.bon
israphas Spin, ZEN: 10 judith Nile Adene
Previous 10 the Spectacle tbs Imaginable Comedlesta OF
THE BENGA Al TIGER
Sir Paul Psgods. DaNdgo Henderson. .ReynodR
Charlotte Henderson .......... Misc Olivia
Prices Of admission: To Dress Circle aud PArquel 75c
Fsmtl, Circle and fhlrd Tler 25c; Gallery, 12ic.
uUKyON,s raNATER, Chambers-st raar Of The
I'D Guy Hall-the Theater to tho large Hotes
PHiB EVENING, Sepember3 will be played Colemsns
Comedy, In three acts, OF tho
POOR GENTLEMAN
Dr. Ollapod. Nr Burton Emily WoIthngton, Mrs huEssl
To conclude with new Local Sketch, called
SHE'B GOMEZ
Mr.. Bsrneyem, Jenny Lnds Manager ......M r Burton
Doors open at II begin 10 O'Clock -5oxes dress
circle ard parque 50 family circle or second der % c.
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ENGLISH CARPETINGS
AND OIL CLOTHS.
II u m n 1, 9 N NJ 1, II IT M y ~ y v

AND OIL CLOTHS.
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
1872 PearLss Madison.
nFFER FOR SALE one of the moa extensive end
" elegant stocks OF Carpeing, &c to be found In Inc
'i''' 't-D RicHf VELVET AND ADMINISTER,
which In style qualify coloe and dsaGns are unaupsssed'
@4N TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS
In our stock cannot be equRled, and for variety
csnnobe exceed and price full zen per cent ess than other
20 EHGLisH AND AMERICAN THREEPLY.
ThR description of cApeIs, have nsdo such arrange
ments Win The Importers aud manufacturers tina! are
prepared t, times lc furnish tho latest and best deiigun
laGhAIN CARPETS.
Our stock o. Low Priced Csrpets nsvsf better and
are selling prices varying fro, y TO Go per yard
IN endless ynrlees, acme exceedingly rcb varying In
width from "a feet md selling with all other choice
gccdg found In Carpet Stores fall ten per cent les than
other eslab,hmenls, to prove witch CALI solicited
Hu-2 2ntAQbS&Tu'
J. w BROWN, Aucnoneer.
F4OJ sEH0in FURNICLREtb a ,aS,E Fn,I,p1lshing
dn, Sept 4 ri lcl o'cocs nj 81 Broad way WBRoWN
wiHle al auction, without reserve, argc assortment OF
gent, FunnTe embracing French and oshet hedaoad'
marble Top sufeex and work land' boob esses s9la' d.
vans leep-ietcs paor aud cAnesont chairs rooapE snd
easy ehsifS chanbof faIni!atel In sqs", NC Vs. aso,
lamps gandoles tea itnga, slyeplated rnro sohemlas
glass, decorated China &c Alsp lwo superior ro'owood
plano'oHes Catalogues now ready, -
S-.nY iNsrrcroRs DEPARTMENT ssaied poroaal' 70,
ora'aE sa.4gs 'r,9ssI d a9@ 9p' Ss b6S.as Of
aurciiY sHtftlt heytp4 Y lrs h9a4Ha F'l"a4a o' u
Office Han uti SATURDAY, sept ~ "A, ee9'A
Rt NlHei lus aii pite8 iisy vii be rnhHei HcaHsi
-ftol4 IS Mute, t'Y ihsh=tlpfi
.-s
N qumtAAcE atlef Of lie Hqrsals " ta 'eN'f 81
NsN nude, ; hvny syan al ps9eha hsris s'ihs
as1ns AEIkI IA KIEs s VI tie tU a Nov fets 9eteaa
~ w ltpsrtt iie SIMS, with 'Hpee'7 usia W. ~
q aBai street tie W q As efs an . hs'qis
he tNehstl y OF fHbg fast haie' NsF ls iuH4
Of August, if4k pkWltl AhlllkN. hAssuiHh
- tsvhn iu
futofpf Aa12uuei DEPARTMENT, Rtleaia, rMs 10
4hEWtH nuil1ERH sealsi prpa'all Mie'sed 5piHt',N
ae Eighteenth nj W he tsss y we
afs ri Tho tiur AussHtt department nh4u F"fsy s'r ~
lpp ihtats build ietevoe b'7'es N'l srsFtaM ne
Il W 1,l tAfnas iht sud FshaeAtl a. lhf ttae
ard atd nl ahsi iirsa et 10 eAie
ii igs nititebAs ArAh, riasilaA
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BARNUm,s pARNAssUs,

BARHUM's PARNASsUS.
n APPLETON CO. viii Publish Saturday, Sept 7.
ny "Banum's Parnassus" beng Confidential Dtsco.
sures OF the prize committee Of the Jenny Lind Song
with specimens OF the leading American Poets, in ths
happeat etngencs their genian Respectfully dedicated
10 the American Eagle. IS Ids
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FELLOWS, ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
LAYR PIERCE's aINsTRELs,

LAYA PIERC Els 1lH sTk GLe,
@1n. a4A BROADWAY, between Howard and
IL Grand s!s-aoNDAY, August 2 and eyery nigh until
further Pho continued success OF this trmtisoe
Bend Of Ethiopian Performers has stamped iaen lbe
Plus ultra OF ali Ethiopian Bande Comprising Of
they viii have the OF giving ,helr oginsl nl pabe
entertainments every night until further notice.
AgHoon so ssap Oh nHbSH sad
BAYS, commencing at 5 IA. s1nu
99AnNUnI1s AnlEKIOAG nUsKuM.-P. z
OBARNUM, Manager and Pfoprishori IodN 9aTEN
this week, commencing Monday, Sept IN consequences
enthusiast crods that every the 6esu
Mr Barnum VIII preaeniTHE DRUNKARD every evening
IBIS week AID the aGtonishingy pfecocloas KATE ana
aohdsT hd Taesday M 1pRfs 's sd SWISS cor
FACE. In The evening TIE DRUNKARD, or the
ssD o The EesH aaa %
Queen Adeaide's Carrsge, fana, the Pairy Queen an
Immense Boa &c hSsl Eng Pebdren unds 10
yearo l2b cts. ~
NATIONAL Exhibition AT sfoPP5A MS
se$ BEoadsny c9re5 % apd msga6ien
Paintings, by the celebrated American artist Benjamin
West P R. A. including the great Sacred works:
Also The Battle Of Bender, Phe Trump OF Love,
Open from 10 iii dusk. Admission Is Catalogues
st cents. au29 3lseod
rEHM DUssELDORF ACADEMY OF FIN, FINE
ARTS pair Tugs recently ITiTed from Europe
the heut This exhibition OF paintings by artists OF
the above school has received many eddons and remains
open at the two the Hall of the Church OF Dr.
vino Unity in Broadway, between Spring and Princess
from 10 O'Clock A. nj. IT'D 10 O'Clock P II.
Admission % cent?; Beacon Tcketa 80 censi Catalogues
l2i cents. Jeis II
TTNION COURSE, L.l.-PRo9TINg.-Th ursday,
u Sept s. al orl ck m-Purse $3.50; plile heats beat
in 8 In harness; $50 10 the second beat horse
G Young enters b. m Lady MOSCOW.
w Whelan enters b. e Pelham.
q Dimmick enters Tom Carney
The cara will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn al i oclk
and return as the sports are over.
IS Stikk SPICER 4 McMANN. Pr0pretors.
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MONSIEUR ALPHONSE PERRIN
HAS RHE HONOR TO inform his patrons and friends
the Winter session on the 18th Sept at 800 Broadway
Applications for admission may be made at the school
the 9th 0h sep pevouB TO that al the req
idence OF the Principal Msdson-gv. %hirdeh-sI
nu24 2Eziet
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o.. s.y ssesv es~sraI aoa'-.s. Is. I'D Page
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EpOY RANTED.-A steady, honest boy from ID TO l6
Id years ofaae, Is wan,ed 10 fod newspapers Place
st 81 Wals of Hanover in Inc basement Of the
Merchants Exchange. fS lf
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rIcs Pager 54 boalaS nTa'y aesAd, as
e TEEA TlsE3 Czs IgILOH cows
SjsT HEREBY THE QUALIFY End quantity of EIle
wv which aly coy viii give may accurately ds@ease
oy observing Natural Grk External indications alsssi
lie length Of tu5 she ii continue 10 give Mlks ID s
By H. Erancis Gnenor of 1iboQrne, FRANCE EFsa9asae
b7 ~ T. First Esq Gi Introductory Remarks epd Ohssf
ysons on the Cow and HE Dairy, by g. sklhnsr Ediss!
III Tho farmers threc. Illustrated with saE2aFsas ea
The Eou5esa Edition OF this useful Book So Eeraarss
51st pubhed copies win be sen. By rl9 Sof GAS
qpllsr sddrass BANGS RLAT1 i 50
iigIaE lfS3WHI 2A Broadway, Nsu"Ysrs.
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BAKER & SCRIBMER
DUBLlSH THIS DAY DR.. ALEXANDER ON THE
4 PSALMS, I'd volThe Psalms translated and explain
ed by J. A Alexander. vols I2mo.
We void commend these volumes the public rich and
valuable exposition Of this Interesting portion OF the Sacred volume
With the ad this volume offers many will read the Psalms with fresh
delight VIII enable them understand, they have be-
[Chstisn Observer
1.-THE careful intelligent. although unearned reader will dnd
which he understand and which Will
sst his comprehension of this delightful portion otiods Word
This Presbyterian
ssced scener aud Characters, by T. Headley, vol.
Emo uniform with Sacred Mountains
Complete Works OF Rev DR.. Mason. vols 8vo.
The Elliott Family, By Chas: Burdest vol !8mo
BAKER & SCRlBHER,
aust SITS So P6rkrow and las Nassau at
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H1h AND EA1.-pS. JAMES w. POWELL DC
-. ei Auisl &c ssnda exclusively 70 diseases Of Tho
p sa ea, aoia 70 o'clock, daily, al bis Offices "a
~ PeNsPs popular xreeiile tho Eye its Diseases
I'm DO hfa ~ above FssS S'''''
Aso sfeat ga1esy OF beautiful Artificial Eyes which
~ 20 ht.led wboas any pain operation ald viii
move hhs the natural sye "'s~ "'4'
,sa, Fonnigs fetAcng Eye AID Ear Yoanslns for s
rSns ef Ia The poAt efficient way 70 hcss dSiests Dr.
ces % procured al hsa eics. iD numerous cages i'm
ste psea strengthened and vision restored and slso
--s-ess eLafely removed BY Ihsif saa eodlmst
y Nm
b6EkCE OF FAG DGApksNAfln EsFRges
~. ,ssse'sa 70 IN Broadway A''se
~s'as wAIREE "a. aIasoa.
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10 LEE AND FOR SALE.


80 FOR SALE-A LOT Uhe one enclosed) on the
St58 aide and the center OF Msdson-square
As Madaon avenue selected for the location OF FAINT
" residence and believed to be OF the mos, eligible Ia
city It's entirely unincumbered, and half the pur-
chase money may remain bond and mortgage desired.
The sells only because he has bought house ese
where and abandoned the idea OF building Price $1,000
Address the Editor OF The Tribune. az 3us lwofG
.sRg HOUSE WANFED in the upper part OF the city,
F Handsomely finished snd pleasantly located, with all
2A the modern improvements suitable for limited num-
Der Of first clsss gen,eel boardes To proprietor Of
handsomely furnished house. whaling TO remain In the
houle favorable opportunity Offers the advertiser being
an experienced house e or an uRfurnshed house.
would be taken References undoubiei. Address Tenan
box l,523 Post Office, a5 SttaF
80 FOR SALE IN WfLHEAMSBURGH-T
a three Story brick house and Io IS South hfthsL The
Sc feet de s finished In the bsst manner, with marble
maDtel, on the first floor Part Of The money on
mortgage For further Information Inquire on the premises
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DIVIDENDS.

ALBION MIXING COMPANY, Aug. 5ls, 1913
NTOTICE.-eHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or cHE
~ Albion Mniog Company, have this day laid an as
gessnen OF seventy five each share Of tl9cz IL
ued by atd Company and made me 'ime Paysot9 On VI
SIMEON DRAPER, Treasurer, 81 William st
n T. HlsVtTI ggc'v % 2swlm
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NBARFOLP (16 and 1T William 3, cali tho aiieniionc
80 persons wanting Blades. Cornlces, THssois CORDS
&c their hssOflmoni which, viii compare II moi otcel
any assortment III tho city mud which lfey win soil al fsr
living prohs All rhEdes warranted not to stek or curl.
County Herctan,B m find 10 ilBlr advantage to call
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MORRIS L. EAILoWELL t. 90.
l45 Aarketst Philadelphia,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IL
ELK AID FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
LACES SHAWLS &c
FREIGHT PAID TO NEW-RORh
goods purchased from and FbPped by normsrn rons
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c. WAnTA D--In the Seventh Tenth, Thirteenth, or
E Eleventh Wards par! OF houae, consisting OF about
-GIIL TWO rooms and two bed rooms, In a respectable
nsghborhocd ANY having the 10 let can hear OF
tenant by addressing note 0atng The number OF rooms,
location and rent W. c. O 1888 Hester at N. Y 81 lt
fBes VILLA aITES ON BUEND ESEDGE-Tnst
4sp beautiful elevated rolling land covered WIKI shade
aala and fronting The River Immediately north OF The
Harlem Bridge fol Aae In lots OF from quarter 10 ,ne
acre-sS unsold Also, several splendid sites on the
high ground beyond the Thdavenue Bridge on the fost
Road the public read in Westchea'e Counly-more
than kali the front lots have been sod which are 10
be erected several costly frat class dwellings. This
property the convenient and accessible 10 !he man
opposlr the nes OF Onehundred and.thy.ihrd and0ne-
hundred a6-ioelu the city imiia extending mites
beyond TO Kings Bridge Ills within two 10 i've inmates
walk of full Turniab!e Depot Whsle "a trails stop daily
from AM to Il p NJ and al the !owea! ra!ea OF fare
Omnibus accommodations from opposite side OF river
every halfhour from AM. to II 81. Bridges free OF
oil 10 residents. Apply to J. L, MOTT, a+ WeiersI
from A M 10 ] n o. 10 n. D: VAN DONEN, at mo
Office near Mott Haven Depot, daily except Sundays.
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