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EELLoWs. NIW YORK. ETHIOpIAN npER Arlc

LFLLows' NLW YORK ETHIOPIAN oPERArtC
Troupe late Pierce's Minstrels, the Olympic No IA
Broad way between Howard and Grand sts-Mcnday AuK
g. sua every night until further The continues
that has favored this mimi table band Ethiopian
performers has stamped them being the plus ultra
ell Ethiopian hands, comprising Of thirteen per-
formers, under the direction of j. b. Fellows Tbs viii
have the honor of giving their original nimtabe
ncnts night until lrther notice. Admission IS
Doors open Concert commence at o'clock An after
Concert Wednesdays and Saturday. commencing
at3P.M.
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-B. II. Eabn,trs soap Powder.
MON EY Nj ARK EFT.

fmDAY, August &c p. NJ
The stock market, instead of improving the sea-
son advances, Is daily becoming depressed and
the transactions limited The sales to-day we're
smaller than have before noticed for long time;
but prices do recede rapidly the inactivity
operators would induce expect Attic first board
to day, Erie bonds (new) declined Il per cent Erie
Income bonds u; United States 6s, 1867 a; Illinois
GsA. The market closed heavy with downward
tendency in prices.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port, to-day amounted to sol 800 So ; pay
ments, s22 2O2 IL balance, So S95,4l4 Sc
The demand for manufacturing stocks at the East
continues limited, and prices rule low. Most of
the companies have n large amount OF goods hand,
which has been stored for better prices Notwith-
standing the partial suspension Of many mills, the
mills, commenced time since, are being pro-
secuted to com pletion
The of canal tolls received at Toledo for the
month Of July, 1850, was s7,O7l 81 same month in
1s49, s4755 2s; increase July, 1885, 3l5 o. This
is very heavy increase, when it is considered that
the present year. thus far has been of the worst
ever known for the carrying trade The short wheat
crop last year, it supposed would greatly reduce
the business of this canal this year The is
therefore, gratifying, and promises well for the
future. The crop this year in the Miami and Wabash
valleys very large and must find markets through
Toledo.
The earnings of the Georgia Central Railroad for the
month Of July, were s3316o 81; corresponding month
$22 SOS 81 increase this year. o. The
increased income derived principally from freight
The Cheshire Railroad Company have accepted the
law passed by the late New Hampshire Legislature,
which provides that railroad pany in that State
fhs be exonerated from the pay ment of its bonds and
obligations account of discount made to the credi-
tor in purchasing the bond The corporation is thus
prevented from settling up the difference of usury
against any claims Of creditors.
The works to connect the various railroads from the
coal mines with the Chesapeake and Ohio canal basins
ct Cumberland nearly finished. Cars have already
parsed over the continuation Of the Maryland Mining
Company's road, which will afford several other
panies outlet to the canal The Mount Savage Com
pany rapidly ting their wharves, and by
the time the canal opens will be ready to accommodate
all the companies that may wish to the canal
in that direction BY the LIST Of September there will
be presented every facility necessary for the shipment
OF all the coal that may be offered.
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Died.

On Friday, the 9th inst, ELLEN Coos, in the 47th
year Of her age.
The friends Of the family requested to attend
her funeral. Saturday at O'Clock p. NJ, from her
late residence Ne ESQ Front street Her remains will
be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
On Friday the 9th inst after severe illness In the
9Th year Of her age, ELLEN T. o'BRIrS, daughter Of
Philip and Bridget o Brien.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family. and
those Of her father respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral, this, Saturday, afternoon, Mt Al z.
from her late residence. No Ill Mott street.
A ON Friday, the 9th inst of dyseptery, JoHS FoR-
prsr, native Of Bathgste Scotland. aged IL years
eThe friends Of his brothers James and Thomas, and
his cousin A. p Forrest respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Saturday, afternoon at p.
n from his late residence 500 shth avenue corner
OF Twenty eighth street
On the 9th. JoHS 7. HuSrEe, son OF Edward and
Elizabeth Hunter aged ten months and fifteen days.
Tho friends aud acquaintance are respectfully invi
ted to attend the fuperal this Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock from his late residence In Seventh avenue,
between Thirty first and Thirt sec md streets.
On Thursday evening the sth inst .AsSA u PRgy-
wife of Thomas j. Prcndeville, aged % years
and II months.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and also
those Of her brothers. Thomas and Daniel Rooney,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence, No. Is Greenwich street, at
o'clock r. NJ, on Sunday, the 18th inst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


V,AILoR's MASS NEE1ING IN TUE PARK-a.EyEaY
on Monday evening August L. a o'clock y NJ The jour
neymen sors Of the city respectfully nvte the working
yn.n citizens generally une with them in Organizing
Tar Protective tnion Asfoeisttor, where the eark men
ma become their employers. Gene enc come ALL The
uetns wil te addressed in English and herman BY order
Of the Committee.
SHOULD TbIs NIT TIIE EVE or Mr.. MfLLENs or
Tdinburrh Who arrived IN New York In the fall o. ls
can or ssd his address sa fbister "a Pine street
New rort.
A MARE CHAhCE-THE WELL KNOWN MEXICAN
N gold snd diamond mounted Saddle, formerly At the
Hotel q r. Riley In this city vii be sold At
tsrs.n. FOR further particulars inquire at Is Elizabeth
strstt, where ~ can be seen.
SI'O THE LlTERATI AND. CURIOUS IN AUTO
II Frsphs gentleman who In possession Of the Au-
toeraphs q ssvssl emnsnt public mu aud AMONGST these
,be Dute Of wtnror, Sir Robert Peel Lord Hsrdinse
rerent u Perry Lake Erie. will part with
Them private purchaser or public Institution. des-
rows oban'ng them for their library Address Ansusry
HERALD ofhef.
su,AYLoR AND DE BAUTRE. FORWARDING AND
Commission Merchants, Chagres. n. q. We
,sred 10 rward al goods having hne light
a,ausht toa with India rubber suitable Tor the
evsnee 81 tasenasrs and freight have also made
$500, and Cruee SO that there will be no delay upon the
IN DE pAufRE, late 81 New orleans.
Rsrsss. IN T.r fors NJ G cn sGr: sro'ss-y
ma MeCondary h Co. Sen Francisco California.
D.,Is CgEtN BRAND IS" l-loap POUNDS DRY
ard froupd in OIL being an sssortmept o. grades and
rsetsres the most approved styles Tor the Tall trade
hi. t.ssrt srce is warranted 70 be the mos brilliant
s,,ea fr s,e on bers AZ the works Of the
hsNfs'' NO. I" '~'' InEoIOkE SCHWARTZ.
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ITO PROFESSIONAL sINGERs-wANrED IMaE-
dately one 1enore enc Baryton and Bass for
able business and in which will
entered into for the For particulars apply
Jollie's Music Store. SEQ Broadway.
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WATERING PLACES.

CEA BArHrNc-uARINx PAVILION, .socKAwAr, :.
LIrsips ~ the Long Isl,nd karcss leave ns so.th
Jsmsc where coaehes IN readiness 70 convey
GERS 70 this tslightful TEA bathing e.tailishren.
HlRAn cRASsroN
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

-@>>~~~.~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~
a 4 n REwARD-LosT OR STOLEN, ABOUT TWO
a III weeks ago. gold watch with silver dial No. 5t5l
makers not known; attached 10 silver chain The
Move reward will be raid H. aud questions asked By
srplieaiiep at Ne. - Beaver street.
EIFTEEN DOLLARS REwARD-LosT on STOLEN.
IT the Sth inst, brown silk purse with hundred dell
in gold the Pbenix Bank into the Bath
Battery. pentnife snd silver pencil are also
missing every probability Of the aud the
other sres having been Lost solsn In the Bath cabin
No l3 whoever has found the purse or can give such in.
formation governing as will lead TO its shall
receive the above reward on applyingto
IN. nENGERf. si5 Houston street.
II OsT-ON WEDNESDAY EvENING.IN CASTLE GAR
IL dsp asase Broore street steel cro,.sttaeh-
Aer of cmembrarce The fndsr will be literally rewarded
Nv leaving the same at the desk Of this once.
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EXCURSIONS.

a. New Rssh.: aad Glss Cove Angus, ilsa,
This oa:, ersa, for ths,s that wish
grand having full view Of ali the public sadinss on Kan
dale fOrtihsatiens Of Fort schuyler sc which makes
made The beat make this sscursion unsurp.sd
!.ss: TsiI.,h%sas: ssssis:S Sss!d sss beat: I%s
rs s,s psoes spTSs
Tenth street, ~ Twenty street s and sixty first
kSsl;is t Pm s!Tlyns i nc city BY o'clock. p. N.
Grand PICNIC AND coTILLoN EXCURSION TO
viii give grand cO,IlOn excursion Tuesday Angus.
The new and Jersey ss
two peptd barge. have been
81 s1.9r.i:n. o. he pHs:. sslsSfassd sssSq
e. Canal streets. Hammond y. PER So.S
re,uT9isg e is ,h nc svs,ins shout "a o'clock
DEB b. sh Risfa.n rSss .Sas WALSH S'''
landings on the morning Of the excursion.
CRANp EXCURSION, ON SUNDAY AUGUST nth
s AND a. ka fsTs % '' bss
Ferry TaIrytevn, Sing sing. mayersraw Ysrpisnef's
fn 'If eG
sIAGARA sileavs The pier .Cs q Chambers street on
fs s GShas q, VIII saSs s aaa
ssrrh r. NJ arriving in New YOrN at about o'clock
Ing ieensry udson and Of spending part Of the
sn
hotel at West Point. Refrcshments at all hours This trip
viii he continued until further notice.
4 AIDES FAIR AT FORT sCBUYLER-BEAUTIFUL
~ exeurson-The ladies Of 81. Peters Church, West
Chester, propose holding fair at Fort Sohuyle fhrogs
Neck rburtday the 18th August The steamboat wash
nRon Irving will leave New York from the foot OF Fulton
street ct o'clock and convey passengers TO aud from
Tregs Point stopping each at Astora Finishing and
Whitestone-Dedw orths band accompanying H. train Of
from city Ua at 10 o'clock win take visiters to Mott
Haven and Williams Bridge. where stages will be in rea1i
fer the Fort Fort Schuyler will be thrown the
inspection Of vters being Of the most extensive FORTH
hcaons in the country and only recently completed IL 10
deemed in itself sufficient attraction to stranEers
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WALHALLA, SO CANAL srREET.-THIs ADMIRED
w temple Of is crowded every evening
witness the performance of the lovely Arab Girls the
original Female hptrcls. number of beautiful women
will appear in the classical Satuary Admir- 2
Doors at to commence at o'clock Ball night
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Stock Exchange,
Married,

At Sharon, scohsrie county. on Tuesday morning,
August o, by the Rev Henry Eckle, Mr. JOINS H.
srkars. Of New York to Miss Mana. youngest daugh
ter Of Cornelius Beekman Esq. Of the former pa,e.
In Woodbridge. New Jersey sunday, 4th inst, By
Rev. Abraham Owens, HAIRY r. CHATryRros, of New
York. to Miss CoRNELIA b. SEN daughter Of William
Green, Of the former place.
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BOARDING. &C.


BOARD wANTED-A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE
family twhere there boardersl for himself
wife and servant; references exchanged Address B. at
he once q this psrer stating .erm ne B-Boarding-
BOARD wANTED-BY A. GENTLEMAN AND HIS
the city viii require two bedrooms and parior urni.hed
private table preferred Address box us Post once.
- N the lover part Of the city, with widow lady pri
yste family where other but few boardcrs kept
for rood RECOMMENDATION Addrs. yohs Herald once.
ttatinf terms aud location.
BOARD wANTED-oN BROOKLYN HETcHrs BY
ID two single gentlemen. Columbs street preferred Aa-
dress this morning, j. O., brooklyn postoce, stating
terms, location, ne
DoARDING-A YOUNG GERMAN DESIRES LODGING,
Mn partial Sssrd 10 Tbs TgFsr ssr' q a.. city Of
fall rsitcuars CIV bon s9i Post ofce. N. " pr, paid.
DoAED-TuE ADVERTISER rs DESTROYS or or
ID tannE furnished bedroom. with partial board In the
house Of respectable widow lady, who would have no
sngusgs with music: tpiano or orsan the advertiser 70
fuited he will fair enumeration for the above prvi
leses. address Henry, Bersis oshce.
BOARD DOWN TowS.-A GENTLEMAN AND ms
wife can oss,n ,.r desirable r2Su -s esara On
and psnries attached desired at No. a. Barclay street
Good references siven and required
A LADY RESIDING WITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK
"A from the Fulton Ferry Breotyn having large airy
house uroecuped would make srrnnremsns Tor the se.
rooms With or without breatfass and tea Address HAIR
RET, Herald once None but gentlemen seed apply.
A PLEASANT ROOM AND BEDRoov, WITH BOARD,
wanted In the 18th Ward South o. jefferson street. in
rentss private family for gentleman and his wife, Ad-
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~ Alto a l. rhEAtkE, CHATHAM STREET
~ saturda evenings August TO- I % sill be prv..ated,
TIE ever attractive drama OF THE NEW YORK FldEdAN
-tE 4eriek Jerome MIR. II; a. Perry; Nj wealthy, Mr..
Th mpson. aotary Press, Mr. Jefersou Alice Hawthorne
siss n Luoretia Miss westoni Mrs Jerome,
Mrs IT, 4. GrsrtaB The perfsrn will commence
the farce Of SUDDEN TH0UGHTS-Gel~ge Impulse A. ii.
PeIry Jack Cahhase jefferson; Mis- Dashwed a, West
To conclude with tue comic drama II LIFE IN ALAtAM
zeb Duektkins Mr.. b. Y@uue; Emma Ashton, Miss Wes-
on. Price--Roxes 2jc Pit | ,lSs.
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l. 1ndestructible and air exhausted Cohns-These
Coins will endure for and the dead without
change. They uneorosye perfect protection against
eontagot, and mpervous to moisture The Greek
Burial Nase-of and beautiful FORM composed the
same ndestructibe material Burial Cases-of the
metal for st In which collins be placed
kept forever e. Boxes for the preservation Fruit
fowers Meats and other pershabe articles sixty-four
different patterns Of Elastic chairs and
surprising others in durability economy luxurious
and chasic elegance Piano Stools and Stools for
Of the material and leauty. Iron Bcdstcads on
SPRING. Of various and models eSquicly ornaened
and always sure TO be free impury and all those
lets nocturnal Nistcrs 20 which bedteads liable
y, bah for sale at wholesale aud RETAIL and very
moderate prices, by the Metallic Burial aud Fruit
VIM. M.ARNOID, Aren't, 2iO Ilroad
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III DARDoNvILLEs MANDATORY or YRxrcu
II: neehsnea tearesl Lamps, and svsry other syiss
The Target the United States the varstv
Esd Target IMPLY for steamers and Vessels Kssps sisc
s.n.,n,y on hsns srss' Of trcneh oesss chsu
rssnei o. fcrvaSaet. sea, w whole sale s~s retail
~ 3rtsfway, up Stain
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CAsTLE GARDEN is NOW OPEN FoS THE RecEP-
~ tion of vsters during the day, from AN. till
Il Is the largest and most beautiful in the country
afording superior opportunity for residing
undisturbed promenades while viewng the
and delightful around and nhapg the delicious
sea brteze. Admission, l2h cents
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CARD.-Cn KIs1YS OPERA HOUSE CLOSED FOR
~ short seaton.The patrons Of Chrstys dins rei and
the pEbe generally respectfully informed that for the
purnose Of altering and renovatng The building Of 1eehanes
Hall they Will dscon their 1ac concerts for short
Daring their in this city he company will
visit Albany, Saratoga, Troy Due notice will be given
of their re-openng at their long established unique
Hall, in New York Il. L. CURISTY, Directsr
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Am Us n M E;NTs.

NIBL0's-LAST NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF
~ Nile Biany and NJ ms Durand.-SaturdAy evening,
TO- 5u Overture by the nreIestra he fo we'd
BY the IsLAND OF JLWEIs-Gl gingerbread Mr.. Nieka
Prince rretriphellO, Miss NicNirson;
Mr. conover; Ve1unt Carbunele. Jun Seton: Lady VI
celia Miss Vary Tay or. An IDtermiscn of half hour
when thR aEnihceTt HALL Room will he throw
PkohFNADB MUSICALS T. conclude with he drst act
Of th leautiiul ballet n LA GlsELLE-Ater II Duraad
Cisele, Nile BlAIgy. crs open az quarter past
meuoe . o'clock. III kcts 80 cepts
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EoR SALE OR TO LEAsE-A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
hotel. in Of the most business he city.
The owner being about depart for Europe bus
ness ohes Tor sale the reasonable Of the
very best business stands stands In the city, completely
teeo UP LOT hrs,fae hote with every conyeniehce Tor
furniture all and Of the style,
establishment already in the receipt Of large patronage
Anorg oe' apYrenances are three superb billiard tabes
Mheh are now dong an excellent business
neulars inquire OF VIM Simpson, Of Bowery aud
Broome street. Of VIM Robinson the Haven HOTEL
corner ofrwenty th street and Fourth avenue.
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VNHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
New paintings recently arrived from Europe. among
which is "Germania by Koehler-s work Of of thu
highest class The exhibition OF paintings by artists Of the
above school has received additions and open
at the two the nall of the Church of he
Unity in Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. until 10 o'clock Admission
cents. Season ticketa 80 cent?. Cafnlnrnas I2
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FOUND.

I,orSp-IN THE STORE OF TuE SUBSCRIBER A
II If money which the receive proving
property and PAYING cost q advertisemsnt.
iDWD. n. NEWMAN. No. Sllis Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WHITE ASH STOVE AND NUT coAL-Two THOU
cargo Address p TYLER co, Philadelphia.
w Carrolis a Barclay street recommended by Drs.
Mott Stevens Boyd, haeneven, Smith. Dixon, Mlett and
Joints Merenrsi Compaints Salt RSeum Pmpes on the
Face Ring Worm and all sandular cutaneous eruptive
affections
Wool TwINE, NAILS, MANILA, sIsAL ANDHEMP
Irvine Shoe Thread every variety Giilng Thread Sc
sc. For sale by ZEBRA Cunning, loo Pearl street
PREcIoUs STONES AND FRENCH FANCY GOOD
'0r sale STicroR BISHOP Importer ., Maiden Lime.
r. Pearls Diamonds, and all kinds Of Gems purchased
ut their full value.
GAS FIxTUREs-y. sroUvENEL CO., NO JOHN
~ street. respectfully inform the public that since they
selrssa anufactery q Hes:rs Cornelius Co. Pn Ia.
dephia come entirely patterns OF Gas Chandeliers
call and examine before buying elsewhere they
i to their advantage: Also, rich assortment Of Solar
). sTOUvENEL { CO.. No. s John street.
- chase Billiard Tables for the city country. will do well
70 call and examine the stock Of billiard tables hand be-
% Ann street Of Gold n B-Four thousand french
cue feathers for sale. y.
THERE is NOT READY MADE FOOT IN THE
sho anG mat cannot be nsted With ready made Boot
at Joness famous cheap store, IL Ann street.
~ siding in Williamshurg, having had typhus
fyer left him with deafe' that he Judged
advised him s Brazil ' rsmsS Gp
street 2ho'ties sucent, and he Is perfectly
n docs black Dog just from s.~fsandapa, fer sale
Head cen Piers and North River Where he can he
se5 lie 10 ALREADY an excellent watch and water ANIMAL
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JANEs sTANDRING, MANUFACTURES OF covB

Plates and Cleaners, for wool cotton, FAX aud silk
Also, spindles, Springs and Temple Teeth, Power
Looms; Carpet stretchers, &c. &c. Port Richmond,
Staten Islanc. Ny. n B.-stores supplied the most
reasonable terms s. begs leave inform dealers In the
above articles that since his Of business
York Boston, Worcester Hartford Phi and Balti
and he has been in the above business for twenty
years in England he has doubt in fitting up orders with
goods equal to that manufactured 10 England
America All orders will be duly attended to- aud oblge
Yours truly, JAMES STANDRING.
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" ANTS.

WANTED TO nIRE-A GOOD rive STORY AND
w attic house. la the ighborhood OF L,spenart.
Walker Grand Broeme Streets Address ]. b. at this
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RAkhOhs AhEhitAN aUshnh.- I, bAhN M
Manager Eighth week Of re-opeHing
Monday Aug. g. In compliance with the wish of thou
who been stroR gly impressed with
eff upon the public mind sr. Bauum will not withdraw
TIE DRUNKARD yet Tor few days but will pres, il
every evening this week, with Mr. c. W. Clarke
Middleton Miss Alexipa Fisher Mary 80 The afternoon
performance this week, will consist Of the
NOT TO BE DOM; the Lancashire Bell Riag5rs, sc.
Amongst the ouriotie, the carriage of the
Queen Adelaide the Hocsier Infant &c. he. Afternoon
performances commence at 81 o'clock, and per-
fornapees IN o'clock Admission, IS oeuts children
rnhor no vears. l2E cents.
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LfrTER BAGS per canada. for Halifax and Liver
poor oo2e at the Exchange Reading Room t Exchange)
August H. n qusrter before o'clock Let
tiers ehn be Ire-pad 70 testin zion.
Letter Bag Tor Panama Calffornfs,
ana pcEt on the Pacific Empire City will close the
Shove once at the Exchange (6y ExchAnRe
on 'nesday, August - halt o'clock These mails
10 San franeisco - cents.
Letter Rags tor Havana, Jamaca Chagrea Lima valps-
raiso sandwich Islands and Pacific per steamers eor-
gia will eose AZ the Excl auge Reading Room Exchanged
on Tuesday. Aug. 49, a. 2o'eluek.
PSI etiert he the above ofoe to any
part of the world.
Tku above letter Rags are also at Ksuyoas 81 Wan street.
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OGpGN MAYNEs-tR1crrD .. OGDEN .TuQs ,.
haynes t-Wbolesaes and General Com mission Merchants
ssn trsncsco California Merchardse consumed 70 us will
e placed ON board ship and sold ~ aplesthus
avoldnG All risks Of Gre, &c. Refer town H. Cary Co..
e.. sorhi Joseph Sanger dos Lombard Buttriek Do
nnrs stsvess, dol Conan Hopkins, Co. dol Conklin
smith, DO. Y. =. Hayes. Do Read Ra-is, Albany.
CALIToRrn COLD SANDS AND QUARTZ WANTED
SOLOMON co, Geld and Silver Rshn.rs. AS
{efs sweep smssrs asd Cleaners 81 hnefss and tnovn
snfetrces that contain IN. above uets Oh gold silver
afr fe srd precious stones hswsh, Jsveert and sill
ssfn we tveeps sni all hard subsanse grVuad At
Ne rtseIy, N AAA s,rsst, Mes rsrk.
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(AhD-MRs BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA,
her services 10 ladies and gentlemen Of this
ssirolosy love, and Law matters interpreting dreams
by books end science constantly relied by Napoleon and
vii ts the name Of the lady Fcneman dey will marry
also the name OF the vistsr Residences M Clinton street
Ladies seventy five eents; Gentlemen one dollar.