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REMOVALS..


REMOVAL.
TIE sUsscEIBEss HAvs sssovfp rHsh
LooKIH6-sLAss ARD PIOTURE-FRAnd1
kANUFACTORY AND WAREk0Oht
Nos $40 AND SAL BRoADwAr,
NNTHFhB WITH ikLkEASED fecinucs or pfonF
Wv snd peUr execuuos Of svery branch OF heh oun
-. opdsr tnsir immediate supervision, and greatly
enlarged slock OF hfs quality looking ass Pas inasnin
Gently framed In hs Renaissance, Louis XIV and oue
yies xether With varied an assortment OF sizes ene
srees be Obtained IN esan shmeut In ne unec
tts,s hey are eonndeni OF he liberal suppon OF heu
friends and the p1bnc IA general
WALLER KREPs, IL spruccSt
WAX nave msds srrsng er1ent for seontnuousuPpr
siancieni ard nivdsp paintings, Of which large eoise
don can always be- and very many VIII 30 found wof
thg OF particular stsDuoa. je2s Inns
hL.aOsAL
JAMES, BEEBE = 90
EEAYE REMOVED TO Sli Brosd~ay ADD eelnsf o.
k1Reads and ceulsr where be Vand al Kinds OF
SAn- .ter and ~ara-a beating a1d sonnlsang appsrS
% for phyaIs ellugs ehurchss sennAnas sosplias
.aiA pflson. horticultural buildsgA be- &c
Also, CEBEEH esebfs.od eoOsnK ranges eooAnf
x,onsA jappaoned BRAS and alysrpisted regtsors-s
ssv se superior 10 anything OF The k1d In ths mntse
nv6 sufs
flFFICh or Fun DiAfhhAom fiLrAh
OTemovsd 70 -, Broadway. ...o.
ny6 tie WALfLh - oIoeoN
e. For other Rsaorai Assotissnents, zee IIid Faye
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OHRIsTy,s n1rrsTRELs.

oHRISTy's n1fEsTRELs.
Avn ssChANiCs HALL.
NJ "a BROADWAY, b-t-s-o Grand and Broous s,s
.N-orEN EVERY MIGHT DURING TIE WEEK.
tns OllSipn and wciEanowp
cHRisrYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
re hrs estsese.d and oidssi o,EaaiIed band n ne
he direction Of T. 2 christy Shsy VIII have he ooro,
living ner orEin.l end aimiis''s entertainments every
Admission Is esots- Door. open al :, cor-sr, viii com.
An afternoon eooes,, on Saturday. commencing a.
seoeh. Pm. Tvs fwts.
DisnUsp mirsrhkLs, Ar rae JLfariu
under the direcuon Of the GREAr ORIGINAL RON.
ted era stcd for tbs season, and Il 10 COW
no most comfortable resoi IN me e rns Continued .ue-
formers. has ssmpeS them a beng the ne plus ultra Of
Ne. 70 Hamonis1
Admission Is cents Doom open 9, 7-eorcsr At r N.
Aneruoon Concsn wednesdays ana ssprdays-
eoou open al s-eonceru sociock. je2l n
GRAND KXuiBITiuS OF tns WONDERFUL
VI REMINGTON BRIDGE, at 500 Broadway, peIi
door !" Sl'0 a ..SS1 E Ss siI snISaE
has been exhibited 10 Europe tot the last years BY The
persons ncudns mSsi Of ISs sciennSc and Civi EnE-
Of England, france and Germany and pronounced
MECHANICAL WONDER OF rHE AGE
rhs sLsn Of This Bridge DO iss made VI common pine,
With snnsers Only Ons inch square 10 tho eentsr aud no
central support IL will sustain The enormous vel sh OF
S9co pounds, showing strength Of wood hitherto IN
Known
c1uloliOn pIOVo ksheCu'o " knO1o WuO
have asle for Dechsni al science, add the Brdse ths
glorious triumph of American genius shoud be by al.
Open from O'Clock Az I'll 10 O'Clock PA.
Adnisson Is cens jyf lwfs
UAKNUm's CHINksk ,EUM-5ss 5nJso-
Dwsy between Spring and Pnoss sn.-r. + BAR
NUN Proprletor aid hsnsger-Tnls large and interest
Ing collection remains but shOr, me longer. IL 10 lo
gn6cen exhibluOo % Chinese hgures, cunoses,
wonderful specimens Of ingenuity kc from the Celestial
Empire represents oh ocIs lrnn,distcy cosnocted win
the social habits tho religious worship tho msrcantls
mechanical operations and mo sciences of the Chi
10 nt1nscsly valuable and beyond description In
srueive, amusing and ErsnSinE. Open every dap and
evening from A n. u1 10 P Il. Admission IS cents;
children under 10 yssTa ~ cents 1elo thsua
UAhnUM's kiCAnMUsEUM-r T. oar
Duum. Proprietor, Jonn Green WOOD Anis.auI Manager
FOURTH ees ofreopenins Splendid Exhibitions and Per
formsnces every afternoon sI x and eV5nnk IT, Com
meucing hordsy July stn, engagement OF "a entirely
company Tie after entertain nents consist OF
nsge ventrcquism By Mr. Hsrrng and the fOrceof
the dumb Belle Tee eycnng Performance commencing al
II Jclock w consist OF that sterling Moral and Domosc
Drama Of The DhUNkARD repegIed 90 this occssiJu
after immensc success with petoly new cast Mr.
c. w. CLARKE Edward Middleton, Mas Asxna
Ffter as Mary Mr. Hs1avay a. BIl bwton, Mr. Hsnkins
Cnbbs Miss sLxnhops a. hiss spindle hnJng tbs new
curiosues the Houder Giant tbs Mammoth Lady, the
Fairy Queen, Queen Adol.ices Carriage Wax faoesux
Gas, ing &c. Admission IS ce1Is children under 10
years "A cents
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To LET AND EUK SALE,
EXCURSIONS.

AKn NEW.YORK AND GREEN
&EHErA WOOD LINE OF STAGES -fvfsons
&E&kz&fESzA wishing 70 V:si Greenwood Cemetsry,
by ustipg any OF the souh Ferry stages 10 NewYorr, and
VIII 6ad stages always ready convey hsn 20 Green
wood By the shortest and moot pleasant roote Fsre ony
ecu LEES Imissl CARLOS CAME CO.
.H-w sNEW.YOKk AND FLUSHING
&asayrESFno l24 csnLs-The new and com nodigus
- steamer ISLAND CITY leaves PrcLsip,
New York, daily Except sundsysl Of An and IN
Returning, leaves Piushing al II A d. and N
Persons DESTROYS Of making az excursion about New
York do better than embrace his opportunity rho
extensive nurseries and gardens nov In thsn perfsc
ton Of howos, end tho gsnuenenly pfopnetofs Always
happy to receive visitors.
Stages for Great ana Lre Mech, Rosyu and hsnhssset
run in connection with tns boat sredueeo arcs DVI
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- 70, oos.v E.e-gr,.s %. YIIa Pass


.N.s TIE FLEET srkAM xAUHr
EH8r Wv q. BURNEr, will Do reserved sa-
ing tho ron sinder Of the summer for tbs
u,e Of Private Excursion Punes. She viii DO held for
Chsrer ehsr By the day week. and 10 20 In any dec
uou-by River, Sound, or Coast Apply 70
jy6 l0rs- IA EhEhsON, ID Westsl
~p0ap FOR BAN FRANCISCO. VIA CHA
E60k Ores ON TduR50AY, AL JUST The
- splendid sEeanship CRESCENT CITY. Cnas.
stoddsId, Goa msnder will lssys for Chssres 90 Thurs
DAY; lat August al O'clock P. H. from Pier Nh For
freight or passage sPP,SS 70 soy q, ,,
EP- The EMPIRE CITY viii follow The CRESCENT
CITY, leaving for Chspes 90 Tuesday, l3h August by
tyIl DAugl INV
fSeH FOR CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGRES-
A&&snon Saturday, Jay IS, oeocf P.n rom
The pier foot OF Wsrren-st horh RiysE-Ths
new ard splendid United STATES n all s,semship GEORGIA
win above. her regular day Psssags can os 80
cured on application The Office OF the Company III Wes
corner Of Wanen-sl 10 Cnsrlesou slvanneh haysse
New oresns and Chsgres and lhronga passage " Sn
frsncisco California For terms, Apply 70 -
jyll n o. ROBERTS, In Vast corner OF "sfrena
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BOARDING..

- P~ otAsv G.~s~ai Notices. 80 ia Page.
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nL.aUtAL
JAMES, REEBE 4 90

flFFICh or Fnn OiAfhnAUin fiLrah
Oremovsd 70 f5r Broadway. ,..o.
ny6 tie WALfLh - oIoeoN
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u.sd to say thai Tweveuees plan nsd done more foe
America than ell other Inventions put together Not Only
said be does Il lessen the womanS labor but gives her
tine for intellectual improvement; woman may get
all her washing before breaksI a. an VI
few cents. Yull Instructions 10 pamphlet for sens
by mail. II Twelvetree, 80 Nassau 81 New.fotk ALI
leners must he post paid iylt It,
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RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.
tUsY PUBLISHED BY Ihe subscribers now edf,ios u
The Laws Of the 5Aie Of Hew-foh In relation TO ks
ous Incorporation, with al the amendments up u,
present time complies In pamphlet form. Price "a
fphishcd and for sale by Im8 ~ BELL ecoLr
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~ EW mUsIC.-Juss PubEshod, - Loves c.liei A
lNDresm" snew ballad written by chss Carroll Leeds
music BY Asshel Abbot Mr. Abbot 10 Of our beG
posers and this song will doubt equal his bess produe
rons. Published By WM L MILLEf, 80 Brosdwsy.
And for sale at al the music stores I'LL 2dss
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nOAKD-A gentleman and his LADY, two single
ID geullemep be pleasantly accommod sied ia phi
vtte family Rooms furnished acknowledgements so
~ Apply at I4y Wooster 81 near HousonsL stage route.
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MAFJkD-By ysry respectable young woman.
w stn,uoo ~ cook, and 10 good washer and ironer
should wish to 60 to the country would do the genera
h.usewort ofs small family the best Of reference be
given: Gall 81 30 sixteenh-si few doors west Of the
EiRhth-avenve. jvll IT.
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WaNThO-By yeung woman Of good reputation
w sitskJn cnsnbeTms.d Gste OF children
Can give goo1 ference and would 90 ashos
distance In ne country Apply al OIL holroes third %
fron room. : n be seen FOR two days lylt tts
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WANTS..

WANTRD-A COMMIssION.-Aner experienced
uaVeler, who has for tho Isn years Represented
efen,ive London house will start on Monday, the l5h
inst On bis journey through The and so1thrru
enes calling a all the principal eres, aud most basil
ices nee therein vouid repres-rt New York fru OF
kood standing 90 con mission olhsrviss might be
tgreed on Samples not TO BE- bulky. Thcse wishing 20
enuvse TIE acquaintance Of the business portion Of socsy
VIII add tbs an agreeable medium worthy thsir no
ice Can Ffve city references and security shy o.. I1nt
note sderrssed TO CcmaerciA- this odies GILL
erive tb n Ion iyiI lie
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rNsuHnsCEs.

n IrE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LrrH
n Assurance egsety u London and New Hork.-Csptal
el51fo surplus fund tfi2Oo0. large frnd
uvessA In New York IN the their An ersn True
tsee.
Unted States ocal Roar5hrtinr Directors for sapam-
Der The chairman. JOAN ! Palmer samuei s. Rowland,
uiian Nan Hoes. Fanang G. Tucker. Robert = Dillon.
california RISKS taken tsvorAbls terms At nodsr,.s
yates % ertra rreniun.
A AMERICAN LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
n Of tndiana-CsTtal SiOSo 81 paid in Stockholders
Individually Falie. Urecrcrr-Ho-. J0-sph q.
Hc, 1hruas RishcT. Dr. Hiram Decker. Eso
hhrahara Smith, Eco hon Abncr T. Elis John Wise Ess
EoS. JOSEPH @. BOWMAN. President
your G. RsrIEy. Secrctsry.
Ts Brtrc, Treasurer. Presdsnt Of the branch N.
ft.te Park a. irdisPa.
Charles Lent stss eeach rrcIrietot kysn GFicsh o.
gseftes siig: " r. Draie, k-q. lol Trc1t street, John
wiisms Isl CHRISTIE srest Veterinary surreob; Charles
Vocdins Inspector. Fowler n.Kenss, osas-s tgshts
Cor Nsw tsrs ssd kss Jsrrsy, " Van stset Hsv Tsrk
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Some weeks since we expressed the conviction that
the large deficiency existing in canal tolls up TO the
lat August this season compared With corresponding
period last year would be made up after harvest
and that the exhibit q. the close Of navigation would
exceed the amount realized last year The former has
already taken place and surplus Of s9ls7 so on hand
looks fsvorably for the plishment OF the latter
Unless some unforeseen drawback should occur Il will
he realized.
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ExPRrss AeENoIEs.


T. y. SUTTON CO, - WALL STREET, WILL FOR
~. ward Their neat fnsci.l saturday 18th nst
W The splendid steamer Crescent Cty Al larIe paehs,
received till n " the day o. sntf Letter bags open
ul o'clock Early application must be made or lAre
he Term reasonable rayment in advance tlyooe must
be duly eerhtd a. the custom house aud handed In vi tie
goods. E.B SUTTON a CO, ~ wall street.
'['AyLos AND DE RAurRE ToSwARpiNe AND
C9nr7isson kerchants, Chasres NC. We are howpre.
aueht bgtte With ndis csver sn ah tor ~ cons
tnnsements With knnels CO., usasrsr.suon agsas -
vcrspus aud Cruces. a there will he delay she
latlmus k.K. TAHLon, late Of B.ltinorr.
-. a. " % BAyFRE, lste q New Orissns
Reference "a Veg YORK, J, Howard sons, brOnar,r
ofhg9fts are Hass, 81 Beaver street, Ccrvine. Bro
GO, U Is Censrsts Pss.ms seCosdsrT Co.. San Fran
GkIGokfS CALIFORNIA PACKAGE EXPRESS. PER
" steamer Crescent CITY. 2th stptsmterIhe subscribe
ere viii desratch Special Express bs The above seauer
IN Charge OF eemJctcnt who VII The
tsttrofaton % the gccds the lsthmus and reret
4eL reshipreht a. Panama, and acc.mpany them W.
81 san Francisco. Who has every facility a. hand r the
i'm edste delivery 70 the corsenees in saa frar aat
fsrout paris 81 California The srranr.mens ~ TITS ns
are rerect and delay hst can BE- previded
trnnst Parcels received unt the mcrnine 81 ne d ~
taihhf ard letter. sntil LEI Paessrss ard heavy
hsgbt NUT be delivered ~ ofee prlor 20 the dsy
THOMPSON BrTCB rocE, r,ars Aresr.
lf Psefi street ecrsrr ~ " al str,tt.
y = etrrers ~ ~ Tsrr,ss rstsr rsufts
80 las Es.r SD al - S-ss~s asu-" i-r~s
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYn,

RRsoKLYN MUSEUM, CORNER OF FULTON AND
ID Orange streetsThe above popular place Of amuSe-
meB with choice collection Of euriostes and
highly talented company Of periormers in the and
beautiful Lecture Room Engagement for six nights, OF the
celebrated Tragedian; VT Charles Dbden Pitt. Honday
evening Sept IT, will he the play In eve parts
entitled nAkL Hamlet Mr. c. D. Pitt; Ghost Mr. Lowell
Clsudius MT Lyme his first appe'ranse) Pas seule Mss
hlbertine. TO conclude with the farce Of Ibid You
EVER SEND YOUR WIPE TO WILLIAnsBuRGH"-
Honeytun, Mr.. II. Kent. Mrs Honeybun, Mrs. Chapman
Admission rs cents. To commence at "a paIt 7.
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PERSONA

INFORMATION WANTED or MISS MARIA HcGARAY.
native of Dublin. Ireland who landed in thss city
the second day Of August last stated in her letter re-
eeived ocmmunicstion from stating her present
residence would be gladly received by the subscriber
treat fayor BY Informing BERNARD MULIIGAN,
No. 20 Cherry street, New York City.
CALwAY-nRs. HURLEY, WHO WAS EFFECTED
NJ arrive about three monthe since from Galway ire
aud earnestly send address her nsce
Bdss vssey, who viii be grateful for information
about her aunt. Address 60 New street. New York.
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vPORTIKG.

CENTRRvILLE COURSE IL. I) TROTTING.-TUEs-
~ day Sept. 7th at "a o'csck p. purse $50 mile
heats beat three in five, to wagons. o. Dimck
Smoke; q. Young en- 4. Sorre Ned c. Raynor
tiers CHI sem. Hustled Rendalls' Inns Of omnibuses
will leave the Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at o'clock r.
tor the Course returning after the sports Fare
cents. JOEL C0SKLIN, Proprietor.
rENTREYILlE COURSE. L. I-TROTTING.-A PURSE
~ Of $50 will be given. mile heats to wagons for
that nsyer won pure over $780, wagons and drivers to
weigh $50 lbs. To of Tuesday Sept 18th. Entries
to ose Sondey evening Sept. TO- by 10 o'clock
l. ksddens Hotel Three more to ke field, and
start TO make race. JOEL C0NKLIN Proprietor.
TTNIOE COURSE IL. L)-TROTTING.-THURSDAY
~ Sept 10th, purse $780, mile heats best three Rvs
harness G. Young enters eh Sorrel Ned; o. Dmmick
br. Smokes l.. NJ Qniyey enters Gray Eagle
Mel aughln enters CHI Confidence The will leave
the South ferry, Brooklyn, At ~ O'clock and
sPICER L McAANN Proprietors.
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ATA SPECIAL NETTING OF TUE SECOND WARD
"A Hose Company No. 30 held Friday evening, September
l2h 1880 for the OF taking the
late annual report o. the Chief Engineer motion the
Chairman appointed the folio wing gentlemenNossrs. Ha
milton, Wilson. andsPisresto act as committee to draft
resolutions expressing the views Of the Company, who
ported the following preamble and resolutions:-
Whereas The Chef Engineer in his annual report to the
the feelings and conduct Of certain nembe OF that honora
BILE body which have caused them to denounoe him. and
HIS ground Of said charges
which believe him TO have made land fully able TO
for the honor and benefit Of the Fire Departutnt
Therefore, Resolved That in the opinion Of this Company
the sole motive Of Chief Engineer has been to red
certain greyanees of which believe there exists
which could be rescued in other than BY report
Of this nature.
Resolved, That with this view Of the mstter We will only
discharge requisite duty BY commenting hin Tor bis
athfHnes and by sustaining him In the be has
ADOPTED 20 the evils BY which this Department is
Reroivd That our hearty appreciation Of the report Is
hereby msnife,ted, and that Of these resolutions
signed BY the this he forwarded to AL
fred Carson Esq ase published in Daily Herald
Sunday Mercury, tbd firenens Journal
J. q. Able Foreman.
DrwITr G. CAsHtYrp, Secretary.
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JENNY LIND.

s..s s:ss.ss :in Il: ,i.s: a cssS' Garden. IN
''''''' evening" S'''i SsodR AZ Ss.
Overture" ouillsum. r. fHsrI Ro.Au,.
y SIG J! sssi sss
bust-Pianoior,s AID Vi0in. en- f.ysnte themes Of
La la sig ssss sf1'a .f sas sS
Aria. Non Pavsntar.' Nile. Jenny Lind. PlautO
''' 80 80 So rlar n '''"
Ballad TAX: Thi: Lss. Nile Jenny Land -. B.a.dist
zns-aN0n PiH Andrsi." Sig. B.ii.iii. H:i,a G
RanssH.aaaic Lss.i.i /. N:iniaa. no jon; -''',
Fnss@s All noa dianss' G:y:Ii..i. Vile. Jenny 80
uenausSr"ar Sansiie III: oreis:tr. viii :casi.t .i
I.
Doors open clock Concert commence O'Clock.
FIa1$ Pianos y be sssd III;
Castle Garden Thursday evening" Particulars hereafter.
DxIcEs FOR hApExoIsELLE JENNY LIMBS FU-
iSTs or a. ds's Of T9
with sssotnes value Of seats
has % a. on mi the s: y
concerts private SALE some per below the
+ "a: be he:
S be sold a. 3 each The ;, % Of the Gar
meets the earnestly expressed wish o. AadsnOi.ss Lind
nsnt cannot apply any les; espaScus hall and will
p1eashins 5 Fair es
American Institute Mademoisee Lind will only be sble
appear Concerts previous to her departure
Boston These fixed for Tuesday the 18th Sepem
Thursday the 18TH Saturday the 2ls and Tuesday the
Path An entirely new programme will be issued for Tues
Concerts secured at the American Museum where
plans Of the Garden can be seen.
Jenny LIMBS THIRD CONCERT, ON TUESDAY
evening, 18th inst At Castle GardenA large portion
Of the best for sale by VIM Hal Son. 20 Broad
W. II. 8. have bought for this only the
desirable seats and
win the best places In the house. both for hearing
and seeing
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sALEs BY AUCTION.

IMMENSE SALE or DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
U. Warren will cell sn Monday Sept. 10th, and folio wing
days Of business immense large stock Of Dry Goods
Ising Broad Cloths, Csssineres Doeskins and Vetngs
Ladies Dress Goods in Satin Turc Italian shaded and plain
sks, Hombaznes herinoes, silk Warp hpaceas, Sc. !;
shaws long and DrOchee all Wool Bay state. and
other hne hawls, endess variety Irish Linens Double
Dt mask, all linen Table Cloths, different Sizes blankets
flannsl Lancaster Quilts ladies' and gentlemens Silk
Eshdhcrehfs Hoery in all It's brsnehes bloached aud
rEbleRched Muslin EpFish and Serimak Prints with
other goeds. too numerous 70 insert s. Houssksepers
hseds % families should attend this sale they
sin ias tivtr
priees Seats for ladies' kals and o'clock In the
afternoon. q. WARREN, AustiOneer.
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HORSES, &c.


A PAIR OF VERY STYLISH AND SUPERIOR FAMILY
"A Horses for tae. pair of black horses full 81.
hands high short tails FIVE and seven years old warranted
matched for form and color. and drive uncommony well
together being Of tempers and light the bit
both single horses and them superior
PADDLE horse and they be driven either singly to-
Fether by unsku horseman with safety and satifae
ton and family horses unsurpassed They natural
trotters, and will drive, upon their twelve
niles hour with the greatest Price Address
EDWD DUGDALE, Burlington, ". J.
NOR SALB-A SUMNER NpAWINrER CARRIAGE;
they In good condition Also tne pair Of Horses
and fault. sold
count Of the departure Of the owner Application to b
made the first stable the right from
Place. before II o'clock, An
VfORsES-HoRsEs IS. sLEaUNS HAS THIS DAv
arrived at the Rose Hill Drove Stables, Third
and fourth street, with peor
Harness and Draught Horses and respectfully his
old customer Gsd all persons wishing purchase horses
call and examine his stock. u. heCAULH Propretor
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DANCING,

DANCING AND wALTzIN6.-sR. BRooKEs WILL
~ his school Tuesday Sept H. 1850 at the Eagle
Rooms Of Christie and Delaney streets In the
Of the will be introduced La Polka Redo-
Polka hazourka, German Cotilon Jenny Lind Qupdrile,
styren waltz sshottiseh Deu1 Temps Cachuess Grace
yenns Highland Fling Sailors Hornppe, together with
the and brsnt waltz lie Prophetic. Also, several
dances just received from Europe which will be in
rapid succession Days and evenings Of tuition Tuesdays
and Fridays from g or for ladies misses and mas
ters and from to Ol NJ for gentlemen and lads The
ladies' primary classes under the direction Of Mrs
BRoOKES who will likewise take charge % evening class
for ladies (exeusyey at her residence 2 Grand street.
Bow.ry Wednesdays and Saturdays from TO
o'clock Private lessons to with the time ef the appl
Terms made known At Mr. Bs residence, z33 Grand
street corner Of Bewery at the Eagle Rooms during the
hours OF tuition.