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nuE s4air- Builders Guide-A plain ana Prsoucs
sys,em OF hand railing embracing all necessary dea' ana
practical geometry one oc~so 'ou
with we ny two engraving Price 81 e,n.. r. WI IN
APPS
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NHIERs's History Of the French Revolution, bean
dfsl gngiish edition, complete for " So 80 cw n.vr
APPS FRANCk TAYLOR
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or knights Tenplar.-A special assembly Of Washington
Epcampmcnt No. Of Knights Temp will be held this evening
Asyun OF 10Th O'Clock functua
attepdsnce IL particularly requested
@. A. scBwARzMAN,
An Recorder,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01
POLITICAL.


DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
tee-Ata meeting Of the Democratic Republican Gene
sas Ss & asS e. % Hail. Thursday
Resolved That the Republican electors the
lions and the Of the party Be- to
assemble Tuesday the I'd Of September next for the
ne Democratic Republican State Convnsion % BE- held At
Syracuse, on Wednesday the 10Th Of September 1851.
Be- except n the com
Prsng than ward those districts selected
district convention Of i've delegates to DO chosen
nth; That The gSIl. DO held :: the following places
L.. I'd Ward, at 81 Nassau street.
g.. 18th Ward 9th Ward Hotel. '''A"''1' '''A WYE
-. 81 ward. The Emblem, s. West Broadway
6. sth Ward, Budd's corner Domlnick and Hudson.
L.. 9th Ward, Isaac B. Smiths. 90 Perry street.
g.. 10th Ward 10th Ward Hotel, and Forsyth
10Th Ward George Psyis cor Eighsh and 10Th st.
H. ,h Ward l4th Ward Head Quarters of Grand
10. :. 10Th Ward. az Ward Committee shall direct
"a 10th Ward Be, lans l95 10Th st. near sth avenue.
10Th Ward 5rdwiths cor Eshth ayenus and SIS, st.
i6: 18th Ward. as directed By Ward Committee.
That the polls except in the wards wherein the Ward
M and closed at r. NJ and in any such change
notice thereof be given to the Of this Com
That three Inspectors Of Election for ward be ap
pointed by the Ward Committee from The democratic in
u such appointments three before such election the
spectors shall be appointed by the ward delegates this
That Twentieth Ward the time and place of such
primary election also elect three delegates this General
Committee and also elect Ward Committee to consist Of
Hiteen members; and that WIN NJ Tweed Garrt Dyekman.
election in SAID '"iSse gA biLLaS ?' Chairman
JOHN Y. SAVAGE. JR., Seore'"rie''
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DANCING.

II ENRY WELLS q SISTERS DANCING ACADEMY,
III Suyvesant Institute $50 Broadway open on The
18Th September H. " ellis and his sister Nine; H. Giaven.
have retired from their profession public arts viii
tevote themselves solely to teaching private dancing They
have spent several years At the Royal Academy Paris
and 81 the best schools for private teaeng In France
hey have now sdapted.s new system with the view
make dancing means Of promoting health. we'll
Of acquiring the most graceful aud Enhsd deporp
mont All the wares quadriiles &c. will be tausts
the simplest and aprro pirate Apply 10 III.
Wells q Sister from eleven A. NJ. till 2P.M.
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THE TURF.


CENTRrvILLE COURSE. l. 1.-THE FOLLOWING
" trottg running and pacing purses offered By the
proprietor Of the above TO Monday Sep
TENDER, d le5l. No. arottng Psrse $50 mile heats In
harness. for horses that never No. Pacing
Purse under saddle korses that
ryng catch weights free for all running A. Trot
ting Puree 500 mile heats all horses
that purse $50. No. Pacing Purse 81,
mile heats harness. for horses that parse over
ming Sept. BY 10 o'clock at VIM. Maidens hotel le6
Chatham N. Y. Ten money To
be paid st the time Of entering Entries any
time previous 20 the LIST inst Three field
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
TENTREVILLE COURSE-L. l. TROTrING.-A PURSE
~ Of 500 will be given, mile heats best three ve in
September 18th. Entries close Thursday even
ing September 4th BY 10 ocIook At Ky Maddeas Chatham
CENTREydLLEE COURSE. I; ,I-TRorTINg-A
the saddle Free for forses that never won par
oyer 500 To come of September Eth Entries 10 close
Ihursdsy September 4sh. ~ 10 o'clock at Mr. Mad.
Union COURSE, L. la TROTTING MATCH FOR
~ 500 will come Of on Tuesday, Sept. at 3P NJ; mile
heats, best three in hve to harness Mr. H. Jones names
Captain Walker Mr.. D. Piper names b, 9. DO very
Boy Stages will be in readin at Fulton Ferry Brock
y ron ~ 70 mi ARE each way . cents, and remain
JOHN I. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-A PURSE OF
heats best three in 7 harness. for all horses that never
won purse Entries 70 close on Mon lay evening Sept ls
az ~ M, at Mr.. Maddeng. 16S Chatham street.
JOHN l. SNEDiKER Proprietor.
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"A 11 sHS..a;ST NEW MONTH.
N.rSson s. III; ssPss~ssr NumSsr5
ss.sss. Arnold BY Benson Losing
TT Ss posi. 2. e f Eli si,.n
Aa Ms;ssrSsRous IN the Indian Ocean.
ne sSisisf EI ss By ch
e sssiiss sp 81
w. :o g' b s,sstA REID
Mems Tor NdsieaI nissss.
Scientific Fantasies Translated from Bsrthoua. By u.
The nossshold Of Sir Th.m.s More Lbelus xars.rs..
Ths - pax: The Emperor Alexander. From Dum..
An Episode IN the Life Of John Esypsr;
Ss' a III rsr ts %iss BY j. Springer
Shots in the Jungle.
A4y' White ss s SIX Ssa. c,a''''
Bored we:i Eastern Mississippi BY Mississippi Cor
Ky NOVEL or ya1stiss n English Life BY Sir Edward
Da HSsslS kssex As.r.e. and
Chronicle Of Political Social Literary Artistic, and Pea
Literary Notice: Books 0ishe nos~h.
Fashions for September. with three illustrations:
tho M NsT hs N . Sn
bsr will contain IA octave pages in double columns each
s A.; :%Sss. ns.; y:
s. o M chr"5s 81
Events and impartial Notices Books Of the
Periodical Agents. or from tie Publishers at Three Dollars
a. oa s%s N hs s ao Da
isr. The muslin covers 81 Tyeatyhve Cents saoh are
to AGENTS and and win Ishs ,s
Trey viii also supply clubs on liberal ana mali and
Nambers from the ccnmeneemsas be supplied
very In n.srss.is SS ass Abbott
on the childhood Of and this followed
b0oks Of novel record Of surrens
BY Intrinsic merits established shsr.sssT which
:f sw s.ssls cess
sns %sTs Ssses Axe
and The reader is almost perpleaed where % begin
viii ts The sistshss Vsf eSdhosd and
r by s TIVE
nseed with Che life Of that man devoid Of
y.re.y Of ansedotes which throw around
she memory oil the corsean selder-N T. Commercial Ad
The nuHlsr open. With admirable ORIGINAL article BY
n's e,SsT hap sfs:
Punch, conclude the number: Rochester American.
mi: ana Gays q
turty Of exoeenec-Ds Bows Southern and Western Re-
This hes, Of al the mss.1s, published
S the m and by %
interesting articles on various SUBJECTS Every one viii ans
to sas his taste and :. may be sure that whs.
tits vaiua bic epome of political literary fashionas
and social history Illustrated VITA exqosey anished
gravpgs and may safely be placed in the hands Of all
Its contents are, urual, vl-9i and crssng Tho
Of Abbott ySSia
illustrations. - , n Record Of Curr, mt Events
political RELIGIOUS. social il this country aad in Eu
The Harpers evidently sprung vein In the Of
& s.a pIeTOSs Isa the sufPa'ng va
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l.IoUpps.

rI,HE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK or
Wines. lquors SC is 20 he found at the celebrated
trandy s,or,, No 90 Broome street. corner Of Crosby.
Wines and liquors in bottles dfught Of The ehoiset
grades and undcd BY the most eminent doctors for
saca purposes " Beet white Brandy Tor rresetying
~, GEG rs. Tgr gS4scH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01
SOCIETY MEETINGS, sc.

ATA MEETING HELD AT THE nyUsE oE ENGINE
T Rssas company sS
chair.
participate parade in with Engine Com.
Ens Engine Company No from the city Of aiS,SyDES
zine eCmrari s 3 u ~ = e 81 a. and g Hqss Com
pany No i" - !" ~ 'A' " A''A anu IA'-'' '0i'
ON motion the following lin. Of march was unanimously
r;h. Of line res. Hudson and streets,
to Broadway down Broadway to the PARK PARK 70 Chat
thence g Amity A@.y sis.S ave:
nue. sixth avenue to Greenwich nysaps avenue
nue. 70 Tysn.yogrtA street Twenty fourth stree. Ninth
cSriscpHrr Street sosnssr@arSA and dsni:s
On mSco That hs hour ~ forming the line Of march Be
molten That ". ala, ,gp9n,sa 70. tho purpose Of
on motion, that Mr. Wet ef Engine y and Mr, yaran
Of Engine - aes a; ads to The Gssd aar, "a
publi.h.d in the sun. Herald and rirsmans Journal
On motion. adjourpsa. ,rsvr,vs ,
rR.sKLrS A. ROCKWELL. see'y. pre-. TEN.
HERALD GUARD-sPEcIAL NoTfcE.-rHE MEN
lsrs Of ihs .snss9y are requested 10 meet =, the
precisely to make Tor their annual excursion
ny order Of JOHN coSSERY. Captain.
NoTrcE-THE CREDITORS or TEXAS ARE RE-
~ quested meet either person BY PROXY at the Ma
5 .I st Of a. % 4tS. a. 4 Ds S sSa
committee The questions referred the Of
sary q ,Se United sia. and to determine .. TO
pediency OF memorsng tie LeEstture Of Texas the
and LIBERAL sns, II possible. rlutnaliy s'sf.etory.
JOnN w HOUSTON Del.
CHARLES ELLIS Va.
DOLLAR STAR LODGE. NO $40 I. o. o. F-THE MEM
their attendance Tuesday evening the I'd nst busassI
OF Importance will be brought before the lodge.
ALIEN. ~. C0WPERrHTAITE, ". o.
THos n. TosrsoS Secretary.
NorICE-BENEvoLESr ORDER OF BEREANs-
~ The members OF PheniS Assembly. No. Bencroent
requested
extra regular meeting be held In their Assembly Room
corner OF Broadway and Grand sreen Wednesday, eysn
Ing Sd inss.' at O'eleek BY order Of ~o..
JANIS MccLuNE, RS.
CTRAw HAT PREssERs' soCIETY.-A SPECIAL
- meeting Of this society will be held ct 2 Grand street.
o1Monday September At ~ Z. N. Punctual attendance
is u'tss as business q m y sSms s.fre the
JONI HEALY. Secretary.
HOUSES, ROOMS, skc., WANTED.
DART OF HOUSE WANTED SUITABLE ron
small family (a gentleman wife child and ssrvant or
neat small house, location Ia lower part Of the city pre-
ferred. References given aud required Address stating
particulars, Mr.. Holman, F6 Greenwich street
yVANrED-PARr OF A HOUSE FOR A GENTLE
w and his wife, In respectable situation. between
Good sivCn and required Address with terms TO
II. T., music store. al Broadway.
NTIILINERY-wANTED IN THE LOWER OR cen.
M trail part Of the city store suitable for fashionable
millinery establishments or any person in the business wish
Ing 70 retire from ~ can hear OF purchaser Address A.
A ROOM WASTED IN THE NEIGHBORHoOD OF
IN Division street. East Brordsay, rorsyth. Chryste or
Baysrd streets at moderate price. Please address H. c.
Herald ONCE.
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nHsURAHCEs.

ASSURANCES.
TVS BRoQKLyN TIRE Insurance. COMPANY
Chartered In 1874; 0mces 81 Fulton gtrset Brooslyr,
thsrchan ESchanrs, Wall street. New York hsve ,hsii
Apal tss sso handsome surp,us invested IN NE n ~
ondopbted Securities and continue 20 Insure bthdnss mer
hsndise furniture and othsr PERSONS, proYerty
port ard their carsoes aron n nrorable ser'as
WILLIAM ELLsHoaru. Pre- id'aA
ALynrp q. srxvrss. seeretsrs.
LIMITED STATES LIFE IysURAN cE COMPANY, NO
" "a Wall sreet-p0lices tBdsputsole, eNeeft On ene
ground fraudThs company make very een
nccted with life risks non tavgrah any similar
i,s.itu,ian fRFDERICK SHELDON. President
JOHN A. srkWAkr, Actuary,
J. EsplE. Jr, Secretary.
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EAG1E EoTE1. CORNER OF rt.NkfOKr AND
II william strtets-Ihc friends Of the untersgned sti
he public in rerer, respectfully nfo,nea that ",
Tar 81 thc Above siegant HOTEL ~ open this day ~ "a
o'rttt A. N When 10 will BE- hsrTy % receive hon.
NV DENNIS SANpEhS
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A LHAMRRA DAGUERREoTyPE Roovs $50 BROAD
between srrips and Prince street,. The subscriber
hsNng sed ne above rooms, and att,d them up a
rficr style Invites those wsntnx prrfeft Hfonass OF
Themselves friends 10 rive hiu osil Trsm as LONG
prere ing enc o. the earlict operst0rsl the ART he
A tralled - i've general satisfsc ;iop.
VIZ KNAPP, 80 brstway, ard io3 Dowsry.
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LOST, &c.

cox REwARD.-JOSr, ON THURSDAY LAST, ON
D@C the road between Cam ptown. n aud City Hall,
N " Pocket Book containing about sl3 pfnoip tlly In
Newark bills and four one dollar gold pieces and some
The finder viii receive thc above aud thanks
Of the owner bv leaving Il with Samuel Nann, Campt0en,
r. j.. or p. Simr son, - Chatham street, v. Y.
\ osT-J0sBPH LYONS CHECK on CASHIER OF
IL tile Ipporary Joint stock Bank 20 Csiharine C0nrcy
bearer endorsed by Charles Kirby. for Twelve Pounds
(G) dated Athy, May 10 ISL The fnder will receive the
thAnks Of the ovstr. By lesvirs the s,oe 20
LOUIS 5. FELLOWS ~ SHELL. u haid9n lane
I EFT-IS ONE or THE BROADWAY LINES OF
sisges on Thursday evening August y en- VERY noin
sdcpera glrse With brchshn Ihe tnder N g SAT-
All rtrsTtts, . stsvirg u q; ~ lsas. t.fett.
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llRADY's NATIONAL GALLERY or MrNIArUaEs :

~ This establishment has long known az the largest
and best trranged of a the United States IA pictures
received the gold medal ever awarded 20 a,v Dsrnerr
oyTist and tile first medal Of the American Insn,e Tor
I've encceseve years His Dsxueeoty on Ivory are
greatly admircd they unite the perfect accuracy Of hs pa
Euefreotyre with the life like oolorax q tho mot
nniehed painting MI. Braey's are At 20, ana IN
Rroadvsy. corner Of Fulton street.
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RESTAURANTS.

GuELLEf's LADIES DEPAgTAENT-ENTRANCE
~ door s side OF Christ Church. Just OF sroad.
way in Anthony street the only place in the city Of
lorh where snch combustion Of edible Injuries can he
furnished a. NJ Sheley ball Of fare pictures forth. Ladies
ahd gentlemen served In cool private apartments.
CHEI1EY's- mr. 8 WOULD ANNOUNCE THAT THE
~ fashions for oysters will be this dav the sirn OF
she afahefque lamp. north ~ Broadway saa
AnthCry street. A brilliant season 10 aut5patst. The
Schneider and Nnmm chamPaEaes
CurlILis-TnE xurLtcATAwNtEs AND cur
- lies Irsrarej this establishment, new
art h tie old tsshion curry powders with their elicna
sms and taste have been su?crsded BY oriental prspa
ration 10 this couary hy Ne hey and vAo has
the rrePsratohs for sale, with nstructns Families
vho would Introduce 10 their tables the woess Of
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

rTNHIRTEENTH wARD;-IN PURSUANCE OF THE
Of the general committee, at Tammany
Hal. the democratic Republican Electors OF the rhrtsenh
Matthew Geuruh y Wet street. Tuesday. the I'd inst.
N p. NJ for the purpose of sleotng representative OF
this Assembly district In the State Convention be held
the 10th instant at Syracuse Nathan Roberts, Alex
Stewart G. Deane delegates TO General Committee. NJ
b. The poll will be opened at TX p NJ and close at r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

FOURTH wARD-rHIRD ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcT1AT
u ameetng Of the Fourth W ard Democratic Republican
Ward held at Warren Hail. Saturday evening
August 80 1901 it was ordered that election be held
Tuesday evening September at ~ O'clock at Warren
Hail. corner Oliver and Henry streets lin of
call the Democratic General Committee and
in the prescribed by for the Of elect
ing suitable person TO resen. this district in tho State
Convention to he held at the l0h of September
next DIR. VIM. O'DONNELL, Charm an.
c. J. DoueIERry, Sec.
NINTH wARD.-IN PURSUANCE OF A RECoMMEN-
dstion from the Desperate Republican General Com
mtee the Democratic Republican Electors of the Ninth
ward will meet on Tuesday evening Sept "a o'clock a.
seetng one delegate to the State convention held at
Syracuse Wednesday, the 10th Sept ISL Polls
FREEMAN CAMPBELL
Chairman Of Ward Committee.
VS.. QuAcHENBusH, Secretary.
EIFTEENTH wARD-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
Electors of the Fifteenth Ward requested to
meet at tuition Hall. No. $50 Broadway Tuesday
evening Sept 2 1851, from halfpast o'clock until
o'clock, to select delegate and delegate
the Thirteenth Assembly district the
Convention to be held the 10th day Of September ISL
pursuant to the call of the Democratic Republican General
Committee. Charles W. Boughton Nicholas Parcell and
John Gilmore will act inspectors of the said election BY
order Of tie Ward Committee. -
CHARLES D. MEAD s.o.......
yOHS WHEELER, SsNis''
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n USICAL.

- ~-SS->~-S-
MUSIC, MUSIC, hUSfC.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
IVA the honor respectfully TO inform the public that
has two relfpaypg Instruments lately received fson
Germany and put the beat One has cyiin-
ders and plays three oyeiures and twenty four dnrnt
pieces OF music and the other has two cylinders with
very nice rosewood playing sixteen different pieces 81
music for dancing. Can be heard d,v, :
o'clock. CHARLES MAYER, No. Is Chrystis street
THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA. PROFESSOR IN
Il Singing. sigrs ELIZA VALENTINE, has ed and
teaches at her residence eI3 Brosdwsy whore she b
from ten till four o'clock. che intends TO
ne let Of Octsber the semi monthly private OF
her &C plished pupils lessons at Ladies residences
MUsIC.-A LADY HAVING CONSIDERABLE EyPE-
l rienes in teaching DESTROYS Of procuring
pupils tor Instruction the piano, guitar aud in snn
She would be happy 70 receive them az her residence
preferred would ATTEND them the resie
either in this city In Brooklyn woull have
objection 70 take charge % the musical department.
school note address TO g, No DcheV5isa place
tween Fulton avenue and Livingston street Broosyn VIII
meet with attention.
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no Tells.

TrREMoNT HOUSE. BOSTON, MAss.-rHTs WE'LL
known establishment is sil conducted IN the sane
manner sways has been The central snd pleasant atty.
alton OF the house its ccrmodiens srrsneemen and the
eemforts snd 10 be found there comhns 20 render
agreeable and sdy anaFeous 70 the traveller Hsyne bee.
ene 81 the firm Of Joan L. Tucker Co. long the head
o. the establishment the subscriber ri dyes BIS ec eser
ha eusteuats Nm n. PARKER.
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sATRIrzoNIar,.

wi Ioverrrossor Iawt2n, Of Lonisn. having arrived
IN Boston Will nd 90 any address reeept one collar
plain directions 20 enable LADIES ssstleen
sn the devoted Affections Of the opposite The process
simple but 80 captivating that all may bcmsrried IRE
frecye otage arHtarsnce resto aud Last though
least oan be artsrrsd Win such ease and decscy. that
affection Is i'm possible Address Professor Lswton Boston,
Mass No letters saktu iron the Pest ose The pcsv
AGE paid.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

LoR sAIE-CHEAP, A SPLENDID PAIR OF BAY
hcrteg just from The country eight years cid. about
at nds hish lind in all harness saddle
horse linot sold toseth,r one will be exchanged for light
vsgn Can be seen At BkOWNELLs stables in Canal St,
near Broadway.
lIoRsE, LtGHTToP WAGON, AND HARNESS FOR
H sae-lhe horse is very nice semitic snma-sutabs
for purpose, and will be snd reasonable Can be
Msynsrd stable No p Leonard STREET near West
Broadway
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DRY GOODS. a..

DRY GOODS. -.
A T. STEWART 4 co. WILL OPEN THEIR NEW
"a store Monday tho sth ofscp.embsr next when they
will offer for sale and elegant OF Dress Pan
ey Goods 40 imported expressly for the oeoason which
they respectfully call the attention OF their friends aud the
pubne.-Broadway, Chambers and Resde streets.
IRA PEREGo& SON. CT NASSAU STREET BEG YOUR
attention 20 their assortment Of Ready made Linen,
Under shirts and Drawers. Robes ds Chsmbrc Hosiery
taYan susfendes Ac &c. which they offer at Wholesale
or re all.
FALL oLoAKsAN NANTTILAs.-IRE sPEcTFULL
and cash buyers from every section Of the Union q nay
stock Of Fall Cloaks and Nantss Of
ano Manufacture Comprising the latest Partisan
Ntltes ccnttaaty arriving by every steamer Cafh
shasr o. single ARTICLES Tor patterns OF in lsrger quantities.
IN this aepsrtmentover any house in the ssgntrE
GEO BrLPTS.
Parts Cloak and Nsutiila Emporium. Sil Broadway.
DARfS CLosKs AND MANTfLLAs SHALL
sosks and manss, which made order sprcisiy
for our retail trsde These comprise many novct richer
and more elegant than any heretofore imported Also
case Of robe a ehambres. or ladies breakfast robes
JAMES BECK 4 CO, - Bruairay.
II EcEIvED THIS wErS. AT THE BowCRY SAY
~ bzs ltorc, No. lj Bowcry By In roftation direct
TO tis esahsi ment, cashnerts eirrant Dc laiae
~ lustred black silks. rich colorsd silks, and large
sortmsnt Or entirely lea o dress FOODS wh3h have
never before teen exhibited in iris country Ose u the
tners 81 csahshment has ben dgriBg tbe last few
mtyucurnr places ard has made very large opra0nsn
III purskssc Of sheetinrs, shrtrgs Htnne Sc al %
which will be rc.aod Al the test VII oesais rrec
y. Wa ". 4. CiLLEr = co.
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FINE ARTS.

lanes BROWN, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, LATE sTU-
dent Of the National Academy Of Design aud member
o. the Water Color Association has use hs Cal
lery lsl Breadwsy stairs trsArD all tue modern i'm
provements IN the art.
ITO DAGUERREOTyPIsT. - THE UNDERSIGNED
having leased the rooms known az the Aihambra, $50
Broadway tnd ht,ed htm up In superior syle arst
class establishment would se 10 ma with
an operator Of acknowledged merit 20 conduct the
or N arrnngemente can be made, would sell Address ap
ply TO W. X. Knapp at $50 Broadway.
CoIoRED DAGUERRBoTYPEs FOR Fifty CENTS -
" Hinge skylisht Rooms. 100 Bowery. between Hester
and Grand streets the only establishment In the city
he best skyat Dasuerrsoypes handsomely eoorsd ana
sncfted taken tor 70 cents and equally
Low rates. No charge unless perfect sAtstzctioa given
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CoPARrNEltsaIP NOTICES.

1DARrNER WANTED. WITH CASH OR FACILITIES
20 the amount OF 5000 10 5000 TO oin the advertiser
n issssh' and pro table msnusasiuring business
N us pty The psrty coming in would be abs TO tako
the entire charge VI the business the advertiser
IN other business. Address D. n. this once
exchanged.
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A NEW NovEL.--Now READY-RALPH RUTHEE-
"A ford Nautical Tale. by Sir ADMIRAL Fisher. autkeR
u the Petrol, &c. Price Is cents.
u. LONG & BROTHER, IS Ann street.
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SrAKE NoTiCE.-rHAT THE CoPARTyFRsHIr M.
II tween Edward Owen 4 Co. and Aiexander a. r.ssss
hssdissolved this day. - ''
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CA1D-THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE MOST
" respectfully TO tender his sincere
TO the ire Department of williamsburg and aso TO Fire
Co No. A. and others from New York for
dered In the of his Ropewak during
the at his Spinning Factory Friday night Ih
Bushwick, August Goth, 1851. JOHN THUKSBY.
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