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Excursions, 81.

CEDAR GROW E.-The Grand Excur-
Y p sien # themtn,ttrs ~ ST JOHN the ENANGE-
LIST CHlRCN. IN 4.. o>'p'nte uuei NtdarSisg,
sTih.
The steamer HUDSON vl'l leave FOO; II Gnad.s',
Fast River at cA snd 18th - ,ltA River a. 4,
and a9l- 1t at oclaca Tie husS Washington vii ~ A.
.5d DUNG the iaatcs> >krHon's aald all n IN at
tendance rcAes So cents AL other aE,asc meat. me
sane As on The III. n AK =
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OOMSt LET. with full or partial

Ia ROARD-DesuahIe Rooms Tor Gentlemen aud their
Wives or Single Gentlemen, be obtained AZ the hney
located house No 23 East Broadway, oarth door below
Clmton-st The situation pleasant and airy AMI the
house IN good order with hot cold and shower Baths
Inc Of stages pass the door few minutes EaT! ap-
phcaton IS desirable auZl W.
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THE BLoOMER TROUPE have /

honor 20 announce their arrlga. and that thsy vii
eve theIr their first GRAND CONCERT - Amsf'ca a.
1b,re.e Concert Hal on MONDAY EVENING. Sspsesi-
Der l. 1851. ,.-, 4.
This Troupe composed entirely # ladies' dstingl
r theirtasnts and accomplishments, viii perform lnGef
the direction Of celebrated pianist Since thsn
ftey have adopted the bloomer Costume ana 80
sufear II the richest ard most recherche styles o. ma
Beautiful dress every lady appeanng IN dHefsA' '''
tune. l.. 49, Ooe-
ras Enz,h Irsh Scotch and FreLcA Sohzs D - IA
cts and Cuartets In the course q ne -
DIES VIII dance several Of the he" b-ooH''
The celebrated MILE NATHALIE III, III vsn,cs'
rrrcIraI dansese from the Operas u - ,,,,ss~ AZ
pans snt London has made an eng sn~nr
these Concerts and addition 70 hei sat,,fI castune
vhl sing several of her ay0fHs ems -
s'sge has been erected for htr "a, 80, ~,
80 5rnent h. been made - ,s.t 49,
- a -, err, II ~ audience. " = n.y-s 80. - =,
Irs,s &c mcs. elegant entertainments e'o' gwen
H. r,In,e n maze 5gt sAofi stAi n N esg - = -
ne ,s n ale lcr ths1 DfogiEcal iocT .l<s 11s'
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hrhsA ~ IaCes.
A''S ever descr,p,lon. '"''" / ~ 60
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AMPHITHEATER, 81

NEW-I OKk AMPII IIEAIEK, 81
Y Bower-LEVI J. NORTH, Proprietor -DIes,
Circle and Boxes u cents Pit III cents Private Box Tick
cts 20 Doors open at ana performances commence
At O'Clock MONDAY EVENING, Aug Is, the per-
Torrance viii Of fifteen acts u Equetnanlsm Aro-
batlc Feas Rope Yaultibg. Postuung. Balancing. Tum
bling and Dancing By the celebrated horses Ianmany and
Spanish Spot Beauty The whole To conclude with lsugh-
able pantenlmr aug Hua-
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GREAT ATTRACTION at PIANO.
~ RAMA HALL. No 358 BrJsdwag RI SELL
MAGNIFICENT truthiul and novel exhibition u PANORAMA
OF a WHALING VOYAGE ROUND The WORLD
= 81 omen the above Hall about the lst oi September
inns vast o the labor II FIVE year- las been pro-
uouuced bg the thousands Who have Witnessed IL great
heautie being the most elaborate ~CfN q arr eyer
ReJf4d the many whaling scenes AID s~hos n me re-
cfo are fully csrrobOTaed by all Mo are cohsssaAi WIN
them as being true ~ Life -, a
Cards VI admission onis y cents children under ~
haIfpnce Tickets BE- procured al the principal no.
tels the city , -.
out Of the city. 49, -.
ODen al 8 O'Clock curtain rises ~ u. aa2u
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TEhCHER.-A we'll educated and high
Il ~ respectable lerson. recently arrived from GER
uarv sr.skDg the Trench LANGUAGE. wants suE On as
Teacher House steward Ineutant Besi CIV refer
enoo ryen Address H. NJ. g. Joan 81, ~ stars
7ug3 3t>NKW-
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j lcheapest route 60 TN, delightful Summer Retreat 10
by the Hudson River boats and Hudson River Railroad TO
Hudson and thence by ro,d and stages the Springs.
by the WIZ Of the Shaker City. Passengers nom New
Yok hy morning boats railroad viii leave Hudsoa "
the o clock NJ train aud afuve Mt the Springs at
PM Passengers FROM New-foIk by evening beats "
trains will leave Hudson the ne, morning AZ Ic"cs and
,rnye AT the Spnngs al AN Usual fare ipVn the uvsr.
n fare from Hudson o. lie Springs. 81 30.
/. WATERMAN, Sapsnn ,nsen.
Hudson, June 9. 1881 peiS bh'
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INXCURSIONS to KEYPORT and

lIFORr HAMILTON The new and splendid steam.
boat WILSON SMALL Capt I. v Arowsnth, WI
leave Chaml ers pier daily SUNDAYS eSceptedl at
O'Clock A NJ Tor Fort Hamilton aHd keyport. Return
ing leave kesuoit al O'clock 4 NJ aud Fort Hamilton
AZ a. aorng pasS,ngefs opportunity OF spending the
ay at one Of The most delightful places IA the world, Fort
Hamilton or Of eriosmg the refreshing seabreete ~
,aI,nr +, nm IN ke,p,r aus lnl'
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DARNVMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- Admission. IS cents children l2i cents MON
DAY and TUESDAY. Aug. 23th aud 10Th In the aner
noon commencing at o'clock q DANCE Curious lad
DER FEATS the new and laughable tIce. TIE flkE
EATER; and the comic Ianiomlme, The RED MONS
TER IN he evening AZ u o'clock THE GIADIAIOKS I
the beautiful drama OF THE WANDERING BOYS. and
the panfom.me OF THE MYSTIC CROSS The CHINESE
COLLECTION the HAPPY FAMILY, at all hours aulJ
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and CHEAP - DAYS EX-

ri M Y n dTlU NII I'M ID IN I - E-N~
~ CURSION from New York O. Montreal. q ssbec and
Saguenay River The undersigned having completed their
arrangemens enabled 10 lSse Tickets for their
grand EXCURSION take place the 18th Of AUGUST TO
the CanadaS The Tickets viii be issued Tor the round
urson gue and returning passage At the low
prce of EIGHT Dollars Tor Montreal, Ten for Quebec
and SIXTEEN Tor Slguenav River individuals and So-
ciees ntcipatlng excursion the warm month ot tu
gust will Obtain further information by applying 20 the
undersigned Mt l0t GreenW ch-,t
Parties ptOcullug csets Will b. entitled 10
FREE VA RiSCHMUILER.
GEO BArCHELOh
aul 3ws GEO STANLEY
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TWO TEACHERS and IRUS IEES OF
i PUBLIC and COMMON SCHOOLs-ln press. and
y.1 BE- D. blshed N the First oi seqiemoer nsr anl
.nproyeo edition Of HAkTS POPULAR SYSTEM u
PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY for The use Of Pubic ana
e. mmon schools. corrected from The census II 30
THIS work ong and fayOTabg known among Teachers
Ia ~ ted tie following recommendation, 80.
NEW YoRg. Tuesday, July IS, 3D.
Ihaye long been familiar With PRACTICAL HEOD,
RAPHY ~ JOSEPH { HART. containing fun and
well dgesttd Arrangement u CUSTOMS On maps; neeI
a1auied Tor Exercises than any other Manual sea n ol
scenos Thsltt work Will be equally apphcaDie 20 az
lie correct Aliases IN use pleased % have an opor
iun n recommend tbs Geography 20 or Connon V no
Comfy Superintendent 4 Common schools for me Cy
and County OF New-lork
a. earlv 10 Ssr-erIter VIII be ready for delivery
SMITHS IMPROVED ATLAS with additional Ma-s
and correctors ron the late census vel e4 ssu ~ y
lustiafe Harts Geography CADl BIZ h"f.ss, r-'-
tsheTs. n JOtn-st au-1 ''a
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New publications.
THE GREAT BOOK COMPLETE

L Tins day publshed NE seGond Edton oI
LEWIS ARUNDEL.
Or thu Railroad Qf Llfe hy the author Of Fran. FdE
L. Oh Comnlete N one volume. Price ~ cents
NOTICES FROM THE PREss
Thsf Daruerre0tg Pc Of life taken all ~ phases
ga f,itbfr and tue a. % sare with the couter-
fet S,rblarce London Ltegry Gazette.
TElSf trulv great romance The author u Frank
Fa-lssh which has had unprecedented sale among
modern novels has IN the present work. MASTER
niece the rlowng and lieke features Of which w be
recogn zed presenting one q he hnes pictures Of So
c,etv svt,n, London Court Journal.
Tie Thiid Edition Of - r., =
MABEL. The Child Of the Battle Field, Tale Of
Wsterloo--C Complete. Price ~ cents
Also the Fifih Edition II
PICKWICK ABROAD-teiug The con lnuaii0n and con-
cusen Of Dickens PcAwlcA Papers Hllsuated ron ne
I'm n Edi.ion PHce % cents AkAkNAN OkS5-
ny lhlshers No io2 Nassau-st, corner " Ann
au25 3ug
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GRAND TEMPERANCE PICNIC Of

- me NITTINNNNI m. MINUS NVN VI = anu
FVRFkA DIVISIONS ) 81 T.. viii take plscc
TUESDAY. Auga>t tie so'h. 1891. A. DOPlN> GROVE.
MACK The fiyUsite steamer kOSCll >Ac, AID barge
stephen Warren hsyc been chartered IN the Cccaso-a
Whfworths celebrated Brass Band has heea engaged TOR
the Esculslon GeniItnen's rcAets, 50 cents. LADIES'
rrAef>. 81 cents Caldfcn'> Tr,kois p cents
The boat Will leave ne foo, ol Sprag u Y X, al II
O'Clock Hrcome - Il u. 9th -, s. S'nh ~ 81,
Williamsburg s. TIE basce VII remain st Williamsburg
until the hour 81 starting rckeis may Re procured al the
h,Ok storc Of { Ganlar NJ l56 Grand -, Williams
hurs the Franklin box store. No ~ Grand 8 do I.
n Wllsin cor u lih fnd south IS st 10 Geo Tyler.
cor Il south Sd aud Sh ~ DO Donald lcrd A the vii
haushurr Moldng mil NJ 10 Snuia IN i do Geo.
Burhsl. Coniecuorer Peek sp erp do Thomas CoeS.
No Mater-st. New Work oce Of the Grand Scribe,
Il Reade and RToaV and OF eihcc ef the COM
mitiee. the boat the morning OF the Excursion
COMMITTEE
STEPHEN Coby. Joseph h. knapp, William James.
John Dawes. James " Lows, W iham \ kmsieh ,
Randolph KENYON Charles y Clapp, Chas Cseshire
Charles " Whitaker
JOHN FORD, Chairman.
pntNrAN r,.NrS S..rrtarn an23 ~
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PmivE,s $ JACOBS. Secretary. aussa'
CAMP. MEETING at NORTHPORT,

~ |. L. commencing MondsN. August 10Th. aad con
unusd foT 81, Jays The steamer CArALlNE. Captain
Peek will leave Hammond at ! O'clock. Bridge st
BROOKLYN. at 7. O'Clock Dtlsncy-s, az oclpck and
Primes Dock Il g.. A. NJ. each day Reinrnlag, viii
leave NoThpot n clock 4 NJ Of each day direct for
New -NNk
The steamer CROrON Capt " ODD will leave Peck
slip before oclocN y VI isr Ncrthport. ard returning
VIII leave Northport a. ). A NJ each day.
FARE 30 CENTS
R-Pa<SerrerS take the steamer tkOlNe> Al
OF her morning landings and reach Primes Doc. m time IN
meet the CArALINE ON her tnp Ia Northpor, without
extra are au25 sts
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL

u ADFI PHIA-The subscriber respectfully announces
hs friends and the travelling community that he has as
suneJ the propnetorship Of the UNITED STATES no.
TEL Long known connection with the Hotel under IN
late proprietor feels perfectly safe IN promising us old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 10 confirm its pre-
yous reputation a. the Kept house IN the copair No
expense has been spared completely rstng the eatrs
establishment, and he particularly invites attention TO me
changes Introduced or the convenience and comfort OF la
dies Frmly determined % give satsact0n he sOlIcits
continuance o that patronage always freely ed n
the old United States iinyZs jn1 A % ALLEN
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A MOST EXQUISITE TALE

/" A MOST EXQUISITE TALE :
70, Ts'e II he Arcsn' Sane BY i ? sar9'
~,rs rogeli, the vod 81 fc-nn The SCENES are
j. u hoe slant years. which De- aeror taa s.'r'>
sIoch the Christian Many VI ne charste.' BE- ne -
;le Ho,.e sfecimons # intelligent Glccsan Mant- los
site q tie auiaor ne 81. uncoon ~ lnes> power AA1
home l. HOME, = D,amatc story one vol. EN-.
P,If,x SSts,' ,s - en-, m el},h Ssns NJ.
Sns. or. Leaves from Amt VI nnies Portfolio ~
George hulse One Vol l2mo. paper cover ~ cents
PSSS4CES IN THE LIFE or MARGARET MATT
AND 4 sunny SIDE written b. herself one Vol paper.
> cents CLOTH - cents aaso
NEW VOLUMES of BOHN'S IL
' BRARIEs. ust IsceIved. VI
oVID-containng the Fash. Trsin Pen,c Ep<sle>,
Ris and Haleu'lcun. translated ~ h / klle. A, 81
Glare Hall Camtrdge
Scientific Ss1c.
An INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY and Is as>,,,
cate Minsralogy Fossil Botany Cuuchology and
Palsenisosy. BY The late 6 = RICHARDSON. 5 Of the
BANGS. BROTHER co. Nc . ParS-roN.
au22 htMSW
ELEMENTS of THOUGHT. by Isaac
- Taylor Jus, PUBLISHED nsw and sssS !S ed, sdl-
TSI 1 u fREE Is MHsoNRS i9mS s. b TsStas
e eoS R made ssf The SS trade ~ WILLIAM
aus3 81 No rs Fultoa-st
CHARLES SCRIBNER publishes this
\ DAY: THE EPOCH OF CREATIoN-the scripture
Doctrine cuniastcd with the Geological Theory b Flea
Lord, with an introduction hy Rey Richard DcNn
son. u ID. tvoi l2ro.. cloth.
The work wholly occupied With The question whether
the earth created al the time with man, NJ
earlier period The ast three chapters are devoted
to the sem ue testimony bearing IN TINS sphec ihe re-
naming chapters show thar the Geologic theOry Of the
earths antiquity unisnahle that he facts Of Theology
do not sustain that there are various and nSn' tnta-
bic physical cificpeS involved in n. &c &c Inc chaQ-
the Physical difficulties II tse Geologic tlcoryon
Hugh Mlefs theory the proportion of BRAN ~
spinal the animals II and
On the version Of the fourth COmmandmpu'on Or Hitch
cocks Religion OF teology-en Miracles m GeoogN-er-
Taordnary fac's-the Deugc assumptions aud nterences
of GeolocSs &c the theory of the prmoda elements,
and on the question whether the N1ahc Deuge was The
means Of the pa, seal changes the condition II the
sarh-,presen much that new. with great yarct' of
cf,reuces aad illustrations winch cannot tai 20 Interest
UNCLE FRANKS HOME SIORlES-a heaut iul So
mes II juveniles. entirely new. b. F C. Wordsworth With
,Ight tinted engravpgs IN each volume.
| 4 Budget Of Willow lane stories
III 4 Peer at cur NeighloIs
III The Miller Of our Village and some oi hi> lnls
INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE or 4 PASTOR. BY
Rev VIM Wsner, ID ID. vol l2mu. aus us
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prn Goods, 81.

Urn GOODS, 81.
NTET GOODS Wet by Fresh Water.
w Sale continued Prints, Muslms, Cotton aud
Wool Flannels Blankets, Alpacas, Cashmsres. Cloths,
Cassmeres Saunets Black Silks Linens, Table t0'hs,
sc for sale by " MATHEWS No 90 Csthafins-st
au25 BUS
COTTON WASTE.-S,00O u Cfcsa
~ Cop for Engine Wlrg ioI s,ie BY ,....
u3i N gAUNT 4 DERkICKsON. lSssoah-6
ERINGE SILkS.-E. III. ARNOLD,
No "a Beaverst lnear Broad is prepared 20 receive
orders 10 any for Fringe ss, dyed ~ ~ NE gun
ON the mos, favorable terms ''So~N
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nARIS GREEN'S )" Brand, patented
anr,l II Northumberland 5, u Jaeoe-" 's"Anf ,
Sew-YOrs .., .,..-
Tn. ar,tcl. % the srgn'es snd mos' psrin~n'" sfsea
=, 80, introduced ana All def eomps,ition
dry and ground Cd. IN Eagisa ron cans ana
cau,te. air tight tins &c with liberal discount :" ~h"is
AL. dealers and CONN iAc.'i0ns hO'h al '"' " "s
country PfomP'' THEO. SCHWARTZ.
.aAs.. q. .to,e va l@MwkGfbs
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20 An instantaneous Lianid Hair Dye,miae
Silks! Silks !
Latest imporiatlonS

Latest imporiauonS
DOW q Men \ NJ t. F.,
- Nos lI2 and ia Broadway. New-Nork.
IMPORTERS aud WHOLESALE DEALERS
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,NORKS IN FDTCATION =

w ORKS ON EDUCATION -
w SELF CULTURE AND PEKFEC TON Oh
CHARACTER-se cents
EDUCATION FOUNDED on THE NATURE OF
MAN-5O cents
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVE
MENT-.e ceu's
The STUDENT AND FAMILY MISCELLANY,
MoLtah-Sl Co.
FAMILIAR LESSONS on ASTRONOMY, nlu.tra-
.tL-40t cents
BOTANY FOR ALL CLASSES Iru,fra-ed-;e cents
Puthsaedty
.u2IG yowLEKs & WELLS, 81 EassaI-ss.
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Wanteo.

As CHAMsERMAID and Waitress, or to DO
general OK by Tespe able Young " pn-n,
N god cIty reference Apply a No q eaa1cN - De-
tween Canal Spnng SIS. Can te seen f0E two lays
su25 2tf
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p0NED In consequence of the ram thc ftcltsiOi ~
urtned for Monday last, was postponed untll Mo MAY
s.rt The 2ih inst The VIII leave the CITY han NJ
Roclcck. and return at ). 81, =, it,
aa2i a. Ivy ofuef OF thc ''u''ht''V'
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CT JOHNSBURY HOUSE.-By A. &.

- JVII@N% II IT. IT =
bNJENNINGS 81 Johnshury. Nt-rhe nearest point by
railroad to the White Mountains, Willoughby Lake, &c
stages leave this house every morning for the White
Mountains, returning the same evening.
passenrerS nv the morning train from New York. VIA
New-Haven and Springfield. Will reach Johnsbury all
the way by railway the same evening ana me "hHe
Mountains the next day, IN time for dinner.
81 JshnSbury IS miles from Fahyans. White Noun
tans 80 miles from the Crawford House 20 miles from
WIlloughbv Lake; q miles from Stanstead, c T. 200
miles from Boston 1874 miles from Springfield, Mass. and
322 miles from New York. aul3 I'm
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~ pro.pec, Hill Village Association.-Th

49,, nsstIne will take place at the AMERICAN HALL,
syr,, Of Boadw ay and Grandst.. on MONDAY, Aug.
80 - o'clock Y NJ Al who wish beautiful, pctur-
an. SCOT on which build then future home, had better
rsIs saiy Application, only "A few sha'es remain
Sew msnber requested 20 attend. to elect trustees,
sr he constitution and consider the propnety OF getting
\, an excursion 10 the land as practicable Pro
us and copies the Constitution can be obtained ffee
4 M Alfred s Pease President, No 6l Sd ay OF Of
Wm Parker Secretary. No l9l Canal 81. ana IL
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FIhf GTHa ad fIInl, 1gau Al
sonbein N..ssosDAY August D. 1871 at o'clock VI.
sssien eh viii please be punctuai IN ATTENDANCE
hvtstth.~ f.Y20 JOHN DAVIES, Grand scribe
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NUNKIRK LOTS.-Wanted, a pur-


pANk NOTES Lost, on Friday eve
nng 22d INST. probably IN the s'h-av between
Jane and 10Th SIS a ro of blank Notes and Receipts,
&c of possible use 20 any person hut the owner inc
finder will receive s. reward by leaving them at Ne %
Jane-st. 1I.. j.
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Chances for Business Glen.

NOR SALE-The Stock. Fixtures, good
will &c Of well known Retail Hardware Store. well
located and dong good safe business I'll health OF the
propr obgcs hm t. part with his business For iur-
iher information address HARDWARE. Tribune Once.
No f.,
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1owsskSD& Co, No Iol 1reenwl3h - NM A' , I
Vie attention 10 their large stock OF splendid P anu
srrsn CIT Copces ManilllaN eyets Rch Dress
Goods Linens Mems wear Blankets. &c Low prices ana
aree sales ~ their motto. auz1 "
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6pefial Notices.
- ,.,'-',,l ...t Execntiys committed.

.-...'o xvhio Joint Executive Coih"''''''
~ I'D ,'",'s, THURSDAY. AUG. q, 1851 Twentieth
Brosd"s Al meeting Of this COMMITTEE held as
s..D y, sss lassor resolution. were @a i w,
R,soted ha' lhe ",4,on al theIt head quarters, No
,quss,.d 10 h9d an The lst Of September between
ia sth-ss on se I'd p NJ for Five Delegates - the
D. g. ssg WIZ ea a'sS PssaaS
hs Young h.h ; D 10 Constitute a Ward Committee
sio EN- oeer Of the pIescnl yeel te ..od
~ s'5 9g 9 'sd e IaS@ s9 Na,ths%
Iaspe~s e 1ShdS Ward Horalio Reed of xth Ward
a'i pi o KIN % W XII Ward "a fa's' Of '
ward; - DELAFIELD SMITH, Chm pro TEN
srmpIeeI LEWIS 'r' Secretaries. au23 It
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TO LET.-To let. with or

Without BIaTl A paTOr, first H0Or, or Two btd-
rooms with privilege hitchen-sultabe for man and
wife without children for club of tao or three gentle
men Apply al No 80 Amty-st aus IT.
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Amr5cnlcnt5.

0 'oock. . 80
THIS EVENING. Aug IS, 10 commence with lhrst
time IN America new Chinese Pantomimc fete, called
KIM 4, OF. the Adventures of an Eronaut.
Nenulaiaw. Gabnel Rave kcy-ing- Francois Ri'tl
X i'm LA Antoine Raye Chou chau- ling -Narzeui
Kphlau- Khan { Lehman Tie .. Mile Flora Lehman
New Dances incidental o. the Piece.
symbol cal DANCE executed by 80 ladies' and gentle men
To be preceded by the TIGHT ROPE
And the Como Pantomme Of the
FOUR LOVERS
Characters by the Rayrl Family.
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ROARD Furnished roons for gentle
r.sn, vi-a ~ w.aor' rar-lsl RsArt oo-siaei
T-va'e MY. ~ 80 rh-zv, near Unicn- SlraTe.
Ba-ts. SC. u ne house alleln'
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with the boat Stages e. convey 70 all parts Ut
~ All persons are forbid trusting the above es, on he
account of the owners a"i'' ''"'
STATEN ISLAND fERRf.-Fare st
~ eents-Ieave Staten Issnd-At1 J, .. 10, IL
and at /, O. 3,s, bI Leave Ns~- fofs-hL,ss.'
10 H. A n and Att - So fPh uvWu
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~ po.t-OMce, New-f o y 80 ~ !.

" foss y"t.I States NAL Steamer CliEHOh BE
MALE 80 ms ofce on Tt ESDAY. August 10Th, 1901,
siiecspM Letters for the following places must ne
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AS good Cook, Washer and ironer. by a
~ reSrsctatle Woman with hos; of reference
A1pIy al No n Reuwick-st between Canal and Sprng
IS Can be seen for t.O days ans -
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" Emisrant Intelligence once and Labor

Exehange ~ aud a Canalst, New York TINS Office $
established by the Commissioners Of Emigration, where IN
vays he found large numbers Of LhOres and servants nj
low of and persons can have their oSrs
tlsd hy writing the Superintendent, ana sending 'hc
No fees charged to employers JAMESP FAuAN
my2 MWSfu SUPERINTENDENT
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~ Adom,k Cas- Cypress 10 New-Orlcans.

Your times month ADAMS %, ulSPa'OH o1Vu.UVI
EYpress for New Orleans with freight for LOUISIANA Ala
bBa Mississippi TeNas Sc. Rates reasonable and deVoy
srtaln and usually Ia advance Of the u Mail DTaits,
kotes sc collected ADAMS 10 " an-st y Y,
au; 2Ot aud ~ Camp ~, New Orleans.
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"a. Industrial Home Association No. l..

49, rs IOTs-Menb.rs are hereby notified. tat
thhng flo,s will commence Monday, lst of Sep
s,, ard continue each succeeding DAY thereafter lsh
s .es,t.d for the term of twenty days. Expression
see must be made D. ID. X Cooper, on the land during
tsv on failing that 10 the undersigned during IA" hours
w s,Ssdie mp NJ Of same day. at Military Hall. Bowery
RyxcufsOa Tickets, cost 81 cts TOR gong ana etufA-
~ he Rad al next regular meetIug and OF EKecGuye
Committee Only iuOo' - .""""'' = 80
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NEW VOLUMES of BOHN'S IL
ELEMENTS of THOUGHT. bv Isaa

Il 4 Taylor. - Just pull shell and elegant edi-
ton, l2nln ID 1885, cloth - cents Also ALLNNS RlI-
IAL If FREE MASONRY. i2mo.. :. r. renting
the prce either Book he sent by NAL The n>u dis
coun: made - the trade. WILLIAM Gov Ans,
aus3 II. NJ. rs FultoR-st
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S FoREMAN. by Young Man in a soap

N T VFf0THN'
I and candle manufactory. He has perfect know
ledge tie business and worked variety If soap
and candles sad situation for m The largest
establishments both here and IN Europe. The best Of
Would have objection Of entering
INTO partnership with gentleman with moderate means
Address w A at tins Office. au2o w.
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As SALESMAN or COLLECTOR

Wanted. by "A Man who y well acquainted with most
all kinds of merchandise situation Sales Assistant
Book keeper Collector, or all combined Salary moderate
Active employment wanted in any department that re-
cures onorey and capacity City and country Reference
Address at this Office, for tkee days. MERCANTILE
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