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tcXPnNss Aflr4CiES. -.


HOE sAvANNAH-U. s. MAIL LtSf-THE STEAM.
shr lloria, cert Thomas lyo", IN saturday Ausrst
- ~ oelcct, m, from tior NO. Sorth Riyss. ryr
sA1i{tL. NirCuiLJ. iai iron, street.
Tie Alatnma, APT LUDLOW, on saturday. August -
nERroED a cos CALIFORNIA ENrKEss.-UNPRE-
lttcr and nevsrsrs q 5t July, delivered 10 New
Vera and hisdofla The 1874 Auruit Ve re- recsgay
Vie etlcus Tluriday ncft toods transprted AZ ID
bEE(0nD co. v,.sy street. Aston u,u.,
ERIGQRis CALIFORNIA EXPREss-bY yANDeR-
ne uutcd States Nail-le oniy P,rcei Ia and is.sr
HTras through, with oates g. us STA of July. Parcel
1tuuta, 18TH hr.ust % oaI.I W Tafeeis received
utth T. NJ, ami Letters gntil to,l IA. -
h'rascrs ana hs,nts. ti3 r,atl f.st.
EHECoRY's CNI1FD STATES AND CALIFORNIA
~ lAitess Tor ile ransui.,on Of gold dust tu'li-n
tween t ltrs IS % ritel states I'll every section ID &c
mining distrcts oi tarniA Ths ESrrtss has M conut
with this line can be- nsursd ist wd1, on W eotss tc
rs mar1g'",nt % .tger % rs ollesl in New icrs or
otter henss ~ uctug with dgsy Special Messengers in
snars tsrt'ss ma.tr 10Y th lire arc despatched h
ua valuable rrIccis - ti $3.50. ila1 tnr5rt1 nader
G ,ie " ia,e ogn hlics POI Ncw horS 1cie.s t'r
tsIisF IN Ncv Yolt San rsrei'e' ~ sssras5n,S C,t
Sons niTCuCoCE. d e.. F,stj mott k,as Nori md T.,
t'f ~ W ChLGuhl il r.r -n. In Clii.oruil 0'de,.-
Cautc Co.. ttic Iiafrdaa Etrs.t ,s.isii r. .su..
atdJ. Sto,t aacr.ranlo City
\ Mttrr s cc.s citVo.VN EyrRr,s rFr
80 Irus.ts,'. 'r fsnr iay 'I. N. ..iaa
rutl orus trc s,rt .a 10 Sow }.-k aad dis. oarr,i
bs adnf tct utd .ry ri uur irm. atsrt llrtm'
rrcses ra,t scoas Sstp,Ioof ana ,.sd ,s,m vitb il
voices, to opr Vaee, No. "a wall street.
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FIO rEIsS.


D,BEMoST HOUSE BOSTON, NAss.-THis WELL
Il known establishment Is stiil conducted Ia the
always has been The eo3tra and pea ant sta
comforts and be found there combine reader
II agreeable and ads 10 the traveller Havnr been
OF the firm Of John Tucker Co.. long a. the head
Of the estabhmcnt the tulscfhor III dgcs ms best
ons 10 maintain its reputation, aud 20 ye satisfaction TO
bis customers. NM II. PARKER
MANSION HOUSE. KEYPORr.-TuE PATRONS OF
i this public aud fashionable rcfort ufcrmc thit
s In full operation, and receive
aud LOdfer usual the dtyruc;ou by OF the Paw
lion being totally unconneccd with s There
ELY BoTsroRD
DRICHToN UOUsE, PERTH AM8OY.-UNDER TIE
bparcnage OF TIE elite 81 this " ahounie placs
Miss Worrail will give Svirce Musicale (thsl Thurs-
evening" lgh inst the object oil 10 being advert
tfemont 70 obtain pupie Tor piano snd n,n Mas w. hav
ira studied Under masters VI cnnenco Ia L0adpu cke
Fifty Cent?.
VpAvERLEY HOUSE 6g7 BRoApWAY, CORNER or
w Fourth street - row ora Ter tie lcTNn II pena
With paricrs and bedrooms communicative slrc oi "a.
tFoBaso solieited. }. ". kENAU, Pr ptietof,
nONADTs nOIEL. ~ BROADWAY. MAR UNION
~ The PROPRIETOR respectfully invites atten
uon Of The public 10 hs newly erected tute as Veil
nishod drawing rooms pors ehd holro0ns en0W tat no
exrenee has teen spared Tue proIrcors reputation iot
tuTpyrg his table Wien the NEST delicate vialG Ia sell
known 20 the public. tig wines % tie oh0iet Ma
snd families vii hnd at his house eycsytrg ceatasv
- domestic comfort. q. DONALD
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DANCING.

UIrNPY WELLS 4 SISTERS DANCING ACADEMY,
III Stuyvcsaut Institute, Broa3gay, 9 oasa the
18th September. r. wells apl h. SISTER Nms. a. oisyd
retired from their Nroi l "a az rrbht a-it cnt vii
devote thtmsclvea solely q, teaching private ancng rhey
have rrtut several ycsrs at zoo Roy ti Academy Cf Paris
they trvc adopted new fystem. win TIE Niev 20
make dancing means of promo. nF health MI as a
rarans acquiring The fa1t FOL ald uuh" dcpogt
fsfnt All the waltL.a q1alres &c, VII o. tauFht
10 The snYieet and rst appropriate apply t. H.
Nei a Sister after art September from ten % tgtlye
A. NJ, aud FROM three 20 Eve r. y.
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AmUsEMENTs IN BRoOKLYy.

MILITARY GARDEN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Is
J eentstickets TO be had at the door Performance to
commence at Soelock Friday evening August IS will he
performed the beautiful drama of THERESAS vow;
the Maid Of Croissey-serseant Austerz. 10 III Is Phil
lips Francis Mr. Palmer; Walter Berner Mr.. Flor0uce
Pierre Mr. Fetcher Theresa. Miss Croeker Msneta, Mrs
Deerirg La Jota Arragopeee by Miss Tayleurs aud Mr.
Iletehr Intermission OF Lalf hour far reshmen
To conclude with DELICATE GROUND-Citizen sang
frod. MIR: Palmer; Aphonse dc Grander, Mr. florence
Pa uline, Miss Creeker.
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CIiE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTrING.-A
~ purse Of $50 will be given-me heats; best in s. In
harness, for horses that purses TO OF
Augustus. Entries close Saturday evening" L.
by o'clock at Mr. Madden H. tel Ne lS Chaths street.
JOEL C0NkLiN, rcpret0r.
Union COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING-TUESDAY AU-
- gust l9Iurse, $50; mile heats; best in for horses
that never won purse over that amount u wagons,
and driver % weigh 800 lbs Entries be made
Vim. hadders Friday evening, by 10 o'clock. Three or
more to make = race, aud two 70 start.
JOHN !. sNEDrKER, Proprietor.
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g0R6&8. 02ssIaGN5. sc.

ly0R SAILS A SNAIL CLOSE CARRIAGE SECOND
handl viii aca1mnoitt s four pcfOut eHd r arf1nr "A
one or horsss hqurc % Major thOmVn No. ~
Wooster street. Alsa good y horse te seen AZ ~
wooster street.
ASOV sALE-A STYLISH LiCHr RUCKAWtY, wiru
shifting cop sod scat or iour rerune Can be usel
With one or two iorcs Cen b. at The stahs the
.orncr of Fourth a venue and Seventeenth street.
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ERiNKLIE MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE.-LAsT
week Of the seeson.-Georgs Lea, cole proprietor.-
Sdmeion-ests In Private Boxea u cents; Stage Seats
slocn performances every afternoon and evening En.or
a;p in the afternoon O'clock and
In the evening at eight O'clock. The entertainments
varied and select and such be other place
Of amusement in Now York. consisting of Leae Female
Ethiopian Opera Troupe, numbering fifteen pcrOrme being
he largest, and at the time the talented
Me United States troupe Of Model Artists who are re
eoted for their beauty and figure and who nr
Der Of beautiful tabeaux taken pictures
and pedern times company Of Girs who through
variety feets of strength and doxtery; Madame Ross
line the only Female Juggler in the world company Of
Male and Female Arsts, who will give exhibition Of
Marble Satusry unequscd In the world. together With
variety Of tcres.ng performances every Afternoon
evening. For particularly soe billo Of each day.
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C,RAND MISUNDERSTANDING HALL. 5os
N Broadway third door above Nibos every evening ths
week. and Saturday at clock; doors
commence at o'clock. Tickets I'm cents. National Pa
Mirror Of our Country Infant Drummer Master
Maletratt, the Accordion Player &c. &c. On Saturday
afternoon and ming the little Drummer takes his benefit
IMPORTANT NOTICE. - PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
The Great Wizard of the North, will commence his
soees Mysteriuesse at Trpl,r Hail. Monday August
u, and Continue until further notice. Admission Fifty
Cnnt
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FINE ARTS.

FINE ARTS
CoLoEED DAGUERREoTYPEs FOR FIFTY CENTS.
~ Eings shylght Reems lo5 Bowsry between Hester and
Grand see the only Establishments in The CITY where the
hest ehyht dauerreotypes handsomely coored ana en-
tseed taken for 90 cents and larger sizes low
xates No charge unless perfect satisfaction is gwen
nAGUERREOTYPE.-FRS RATE PLATES MUST
II be plated with sufficient thickness ~ pure sill
YER the purer the better and II surface he precsy
the The coat of silver deposited these
plates is thicker than that the French plates 40h
and they electro all that silver is chemically
advantage which cannot be too much
They warranted perfe For SALE at the sole agents.
VICTOR BISHOP, No % Maiden lane.
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,NPEss MAKING -LADIfS cas- HAVE THaiH
~ Dr,sscs out for emselses o. " 'r c3n ave then
ra,e nantillas inside. ln4ire 80 ttoairsy, over baf
here hair Gtcfc.
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Oct OR sT0LEN-A POODLE PET DOC. PURE
IL white with the ption &C hts which brown.
Whoever will return him % bis Me- Pask shall
be spdsonely rewarded.
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ExCUESlUEH.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO MONTREAL AND QUEBEC.
~ trorrh Saratoga and Lake Chamrlain Ticket hoiders
start August sth any of tie six following days
anorting opportunity O. attend the Montreal Races.
Inie Mcntrss aud tack 80 to Quebec $40. Apply any
DAY, tho. l0i Greenwich street.
ISIRST GRAND PIC MIC AND CoTILLoN EXCURSION
OF tho Clinton Guard 90 coksk Tuesday August n,
b1h committee have chnft red the commOd0us steamer
Uudfon and double oockod barge Watermelon. Botons
occn60n The committee In ting H. their frat Ial
pledge Themselves that nothing shall be wanting
their O. render this Of TIE dgghtfu
sons Of tie seaSon The o1mer H. everything that be
Tickets dollar, TO admit gentleman lady; extra
lsGiCE tickets fifty certs. The barge will lie at the
foot f Dclsncy street, willie the steamer g. akinr her
andngs The beat Will leave Canal street. at o'clock;
hsrlci street. a. @ lhth street at snd Delaney street,
Of ocCck. NB-Should the weather pfoye favorable
the cxcvftion viii be Postponed until further notice.
Capt CHARLES JONES Chairman.
vs.. u. ASnrFsoN, Secretary.
GRAND INCI RSlON ON SUNDAY, AUGUST ~ TO
" New Rochelle aud Glen Cove. ruic $ way.
The ayore steiner ISLANDER viii leave tho foot
nord street North River, at 81 o'clock 4. NJ; spring
direct saii Catherine street East Ei,er. ~. Grand g,
Tcrth, 4t and new Iier. Twsnty-aisth street lo.
All who siC in fisor o heathfui cation. will aad
tile excursion rat iu~ one. good opportunity ocre
20 those fond nsirg batux Dinner hy
fret elias hotels 40 New Eochclc. y. B.A good supply
Ct r-frtshreHta on board
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO CuNEY ISLAND. LAM.
" Ing ~ Fort Hamiltcn each vay-yarc lZlt couts.-
thteiesmef BAN CLAUS. Cspt. ~ R0dtaan will make
daily excursions, esyinf % i9oes: Morrng Triptrorr
srinr street a. halt ras. Oeock, 9S and haitras,
.ocio,k koTtiry trp fscm Fors lsI.iitoB ASA = Nc
hsfrrice 90 otilaren.
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LIQU0Es

nALLIMOREs CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE rs
~ situated the OF Broone and CroGhy etrets
no. ip Persons Ia the trade invited b. make call
fore purchasing A. u. and will them uli q per
cent. one trial viii pre- We the fact.
QlA DOZEN ST. JULIEN, ST. EsTEPHr. AND MAR
OCO raux Clsret-Just received. rev supply OF the
above Cne Wines lis lCa lSs and 22 bottles
returned At the celebrated Brandy Store 40 Bsoee street,
corner Of Crofby.
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YACHTING.

DOAT RACE FOR SPLENDID SILVER CUP-TO
come on at the Thatched Cottage Garden Jersey City
Monday the 18th inst Mt o'clock precisely for all sail
boats not exceeding feet length To sail
Robins Reef Light House, and back to the Garden. For
further pnrtieu lars inquire at the Cottage y. S.One
min ute per foot allowed for all shorter boats in the
All boats enter with mainsail only. Entrance SO.
JAMES M'DONALD.
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r osT-oS TUESDAY NIGHT. AUGUST H. ABoUrn
IL o'clock IN Of the Fourth avenue omhiSu. an
mounted opera gisa enclosed In draa 81 h
The Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving the at
No. ~ East Eiahteeuth street.
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AaUsEMHNTU.

sas ss..: + o.sl.ss's s:1s.. 2 sss.Dss: ss.s
eSs ' Y. evening Asfsis A r BE ss s Cd &c
Ned Gousntan~oii Ssraains. Mr. Moore Albert, Mr.. s.
sT H. 'H 1sn a" o Ss Srs
vanish nr Jordan aoshaaa Mr. Hsm.on Iesssils %iss
Ais,rt; Lucy, Miss Herring.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-DREss
l .fS aas Sp1i e & e a.
M s a. e. wifi VIII Commence
the tragic play Of RiohAsD raE TniRPmkiehsrd; NJ
SaIEs duke Of Birmingham Mr Jas Brand; ta,s.ly M
Eli1aSt Nrs u F. Nichols Lazy A@ee
CaILp.Mishaei Mr. +. Scott: Sir Bertrand. Mr.. cOoke
Lucy, Mrs Drew. Lady clara. Mss Bar Der
- No. Az Broadway. above Grand s,reet-open every
md se sss Sn nns
sD and Ssrp And
ty whose concerts in shis city Tor succession Of av,
5sss,sd sSs 55sSsstssl;
seven, win commence eishto The patron,
are @ b. H.
future.
EELLows hINsTRELs. at rELLows' NEW HUsl.
open every nshs and
ne year received With the sreassss yes s.
ST,si hsiiis :psossus s;ss
sSnmens. oelost An :i.srnson so s
Yery Wednesday and Saturday for the especial Iccone
aston ofiamiies commencing 81 ' O'clock r. H.
CT OOO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DING THAT
Tie superiority John Donnker and h. Meyer as
yoIsts E1sesy Saer to stake the sum Of SAP that Mas;
o the insS en-
suit 70 be decided by committee OF twelve able musicians
$50 SsS;Fd will
amy perso5 as sy SnG g"yns M or
bellows and general deneator OF the Ethiopian character
The S be decided BY twelve able six TO be
aser and Proprietor of Fellows Ninstre Roadway
WHITES MELODEON. So BowERY, OPPOSITE rus
Bowery Theatre open every night Cheapest place OF
together with every description light
pleasing entert The whole comprising
All performances concluded before 10 o'clock c. WHITE
Proprietor
RR0CGHAMS LYCEUH, BR0ADwAY-THE LADIES
and gentlemen engaged at this establishment,
quetec TO on the stage on Wednesday next clock
preparatory to the opening Of tie Monday the
18th inst. HENRY LYNNE. Stage Manager.
JOSHUA ROTTANZI BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM THE
public that he just arrived in New York with large
new, mechanical Italian Gallery, comprising number Of
WAX Figures that move human beings This collection
has been exhibited in parts Of Europe, and excited
sywhese a % aPSs'9 and en- For
smme Of the figures The undersigned Is fully confident
That his nv ~ not fail 70 Ss Tsil ssssss9n to
Minerva Rooms, 4O6 Broadway.
DIAMOND HERR DREIsBACHs MENAGERIE.-
h This celebrated Hepagerethe largest and best
Quoted in the Known vordembracng almost every animal
known to natural history and which has received the
tronage and applause Of hundreds of thousands of the
respectable and intelligent people Of the United States has
visit the principal cities and towns Of New England the
following order August 18th and st Old Town,
hh; skowbessp, 18TH Anson, 10th; Pennington ls,h Nor
GER 18th Wsteryille 9Th; China. ast Augusta I'D Gar
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SrRAYED INTO THE YARD or THE sUr5cRiBrG.
D Any person having Lost tho and can Dc
tcrite H. are property hayc ~ ayin oS7cnsel
or aivertisein.nts, &c. Appiy 70 r. BEiCEL, Jr 10
Wrisr street.
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Sl,ORTIN0.

CPORTING THE TRIAL Or SKILL BETWEEN YAM
- kee sullivan and Johnny Walker takes place Tuesday
August 10. at hagere Concert Hail. Elizabeth street. WI
take piece at o'clock. 4. S.-Tickots limited.
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s,oUSD-A BROWN AND WHITE SETTER SLUT.
~ with . chain collar and p II. The owner
have the frme W applying a. Beeeker street. aud pa,iag
Tor the ads orllssnlnt
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r4griRuUrsOs.

CPsNIsu LANGUAGE --PEACTTCAL AND THO
- rctlcri Courae-Nr A. uU y. BALN from NavAua,
having few lcifutc hour wv devote tcm BE- lr lssgas
above isrraafo; end wiz also. make trtnsla ms with
ard uuctuay Address No. Dcy stroos, two
doors f;cm broad Eay Once Not
CCHOoL ron ENCtNEERs. go HOUSTON STREET "
~ N.Nr. Victor hC1U0 Civil Pr suc.r rraiuatc from
LEcoie Ccutale DIES Artg 90 Msnuff lurfs oi Paris, Will
eper The dat n September ut1t course % less
a. tie en- ana - l laaruagc IN st tnf branches
theoretical ans rro teal connected with Civil In lac
rcr tctfils ard r-ilruuctd cfry sste School
HUANTED-gY A GES TIEWAN. REstDfNg NEAR
w Baltimore Nd, frvete Tutor tor h tvs auua. tho
eiaest fifteen 90 ile must % superior English
sehoisr unierst1utinr -mAtcI aud al enc hithef
trenches Of an tnqlA sda atioui also latih, Creek
French, snt spa ah rriCs luoWlo'e ~ tIt fl ttur
bows triouiary itsird. Tho most satritry fcnces,
morale and crtc'er VIII h' rcqrr'f quire AZ Nc.
cn Bridge street, urooflYr, ntFA.A aud1P.M
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4 osT-IT THE GENTLEMAN ACCOMPANIED ny
lady, who left the Eighth street stage at the ot
Sxth avenue bnd Twenty second street, Wednesday
ing August 18Th OUT quarter past II o'clock found
Opera 1nss the seat he will mud tho owner at No. ~
Clinton place.
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7 osT-oN TUESDAY EVENING. IN ONE or Tue
- Broadway and Fourth avenue stse "a Opera Glass
ivory ted enclosed in crab colOrcd cloth The
tndr shall be rewarded he will leave it n. No. ~ East
Eigbtctnth street.
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RAKNUM's AMERICAN MUsEu Mp. T. BAsNUa

QAKNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEu Mp. T. BAHSUa,
Manager md Proprietor; John Greenwood Jr, Asset
ant Managsr.AdmttsEoe, % cents; children, IN cents
Ihnrsdsy and Friday August nth and 18TH This afternoon
at o'clock besides curious advertisement by the Mar,i
netu Family the farce of THE DANCING BARBER, fol-
lowed by the pantomime called LEsCHALUMEAuXa per-
feet piece Of side splitting mirth In the evening at OcOck
the amusing and lively comedy Of THE ,kklEO RAKE.
To conclude with the pantomime Of THE NIGHT
VENTURE, the Nysti Cross, with all i've unique scenes
eomes ineidents astonishing tricks aud striking oddities.
by the Martnett Family The Chi the
Family and the rest Of the nnumerabie curioes may
Ut all hours.
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r osT-wEDNEsDAY EVENING IN THE VICINITY
L. of Collegs Place Warren and Cbambers streets yory
email white spanish poodle. Ferug TO the Of
Prinny. The finder will be literally rewarded By eaynS 1t
~ - Warren .tIcot. or Battery Place ". HiNChLEf.
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FlNAH ClAL.


C1 S00 TO s2Ooo.--AN ACTIVE OR SILENT
P1,COO partner wanted, with the above cash capital,
In the Wholesale vine and liquor business Address H. John
Chatham square Post Once
CH00 THE ADVERTISER BEING ABOUT RE-
POOO. thing from most extensive establishment, and
about entering into established business of the des
crntop DESTROYS of meeting with active bnsness
with the above amount which, with attention certain
produce income Of $1,000 to 81 500 sales being
unlimited. Address Astor, Office Of this paper
Cl00 TO 500 WANTED FOR SIX OR TWELVE
pcOO nortts for which good interest will be paid,
and tecsity to the amount Of 5000 Ae dress H. w. this
ofhce.
V'O ANY PERSON OUT OF BUSINESS. HAVING A
cash capital Of from 81 900 10 S20o may hear Ola good
Opportunity employ the advantage.
way by ADDRESSING e. j. Herald Office All communications
strictly cophdehtial
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public that he arrived in New York with large.
mechanical Italian Gallery comprising number of
Wax Figures that human beings. This collection
has been exhibited in parts Of Europe and excited
everywhere the wargest applause aud enthusiasm For
further particulars bills will be printed containing
that his collection i'll fail give full satisfaction to
those who will visit 1t. JOSHUA ROrTANZI, oprietor
Minerva Rooms, 400 Broadway.
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TIE ONLY COMPLETE EDITION. FROM rue AD.

TNHE ONL1 NUNFLEIh fDIIIUN, rkUM TIE I'D
vance tLcets received by steamship Afr:s.-Ihis
published, Lewis Arundel the Railroad Life BY the
autLer CT frank fsregh Complete in volume; price,
20 cents Notices fr the prcsThis Is Dasu rreSty
view OF life taken in all It's phases faithful aud true
20 sttrtle with the counterfeit scmbianee London
Literary Gazette This is truly great rUnancs The
thor OF Prank farlegh" which has had unpre edeated
Gale among modern novels, has In the present. work. given
masterpiece the glowing aud tcec features OF which
will be recognized presenting OF the finest pictures Of
society gxtAht.-LoEdon Court Journal
AkARMAN ORMSBY, Putlishers,
l02 Naesau street, corner Of Ann.
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HOUSES. RDozss, asa.. VgAaTnD.

ADU6Ds. EnDHsS, dsa.. WAITED,
- --.-..,,s 49,. So, N-,e-,>-
ElOUsE WANTED-DT THE FIRST on sEPFEHBER
frc small ismY; must be three stories, vita "a
mcnt ash and Cf.tgn watgr, and must be Ia Uiv
rTCctalic rfiahi os0cd iocatoa preferred between f
tenth snd Gwoptys .th rocts, SOD between Third nnA
IFth aveuue ip .sttl running east AID ec5t Alfsss
stating rent and location room No. - Nat4Gley House.
ccrrcr Ct Broadaay and Fourth street.
~ DON WANTHU "A SMALL ROOM WEST or BROAD
~ aY, stt1ilcl r tdnl room ic -tuilalan. Rent
payable in advance. Address r 90 this tties.
vtANTLD-A CORNER tOT. AND ONE ADJOINING.
W or huuto fnu I've with without aiiciuing gs-
m ite trcf, cen fcrth aui twenty dfh streets.
9nd lethded W thb and latth avenue. hrrY az the
h'al tltato = -tEty, 81 u. DAVE co,
90 broadway. FacIs B,lt Buiiint
NIANrtn--t LARGE ROOM FOR TUE NAyUFAo.
w trr f Tor h1nrit thirty ftct rs seventy. veil
IlC' ttif uf fourth rtory. ia'iu t~ls miles ht City
Geu = mote eaig A.B Herald ofoc. staias tyrns
I'LL Monday, II I. ~. VIII meet With dc attattiln.
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"ILKESBARRE COAL CONPANY.-NOTICE-AT A
regular meeting of the Directors Of the Wkesbarre
Coal Company held tbs day at their office N9 IS Broad
way Walter Mead ESQ., resigned his Office President OF
ths company. and W. w. Crane, ESQ, unanimously
elected in his stead. G. u. C0NAAT, Secretary.
New York, August6 6.
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PUBLICATIONS.

1870 TO, BooKsELLERs.-TaIs DAY PUB
ICc>~s liihcd the Crockett, Yankee story aud Bone
squash comic hlmanacs, for 12 ALSO, Farmers House.
keepers and GIImsn Almanacs for ISL aud Tor sale by
FISHER BROTHER, "a Chatham u.
A liberal discount to the trade.
ITO BOoKsELLERS--THE AMERICAN LETTER
Writer aud Mirror of Polite Behavior useful guide
In the art letter wrngvh rules Of coadu;t Ter both
Also, ferns Of Wills, Dseds, Contracts ~, this
gay b.bliihsd and III sas ~ flsHsS B.ofhtS "a
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SI 600 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAI

and gentlemen engaged at this establishment,
queste6 meet the Wednesday clock
preparatory to the opening Of Monday the
18th inst. HENRY LYNNE, stage Manager.
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FtATl,INOSIAI..

NRiNotY MADE EASY. OR now To WIN 4
fb Lover II Tofssor iaw1n. ~ London having arrived
IN hoscn v terd 90 any aaifcgs. rse.iut o. d5tt
Tot rnf fsin directions "a enable ladrs lemon
via the dsyotd nl ions % the opposite SIX The
o. simple iuf 60 CnrtFatinr. that 81 nay BE- arret ire
srcstiyc a clCfrnce ~ positions aud lss though
net irst " cen g. nf.i WITH such arl dec.cy
tfat dltCgticu T. imrcsl. address rrofoa Lauton
Botcr Mas. No letters tahcn om The Foss Once unle
The trrtaee De- paid.
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rHECK LOST-IN THE NFfGGBORHOoD OF WALL
~ street. Tuesday eh instant Joseph D. pursa Check
the Mechkncs' Banking Association dated 2th July
is5 fer SO 90 in favor OF John H. Clark aud endorsed BY
him, also by nessrr simpson, Msyou CO. Paymen,
Of has been stopped the Bank. Any person turning
q 90 Joseph r. Purss, No. s7 Wooster street. John H.
CLARK Tenth and Fourteenth street. will be paid
suitable reward.