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THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION

MarvranA state Agricultural Society.
A peal TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MARYLAND
IL SrATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY - w desIe
that you should bear in mind, that on the 25u
Oath, and 25th days Of October, your society WIN ~
hold it's annual Exhibition and Fair at the city Of
Baltimore and we appeal to you, one ana all 70
bring for exhibition thereat portions OF your stock
the products of your orchards and Of your gardens
Don't presume that any animal, or proaIct' you
NAV own is inferior to others that WIN be here
and be thus deferred from bringing theh' as :. Is
only by comparison that the relative merits OF any
thing can be determined. The safer presumption
for YOU to arrive at, will be that what you nave
r. as good if not better than that of others, and
that it behooves you to CALAMITY enter the ist OF
competition If defeated honorably, and the hish
character Of the judges is a guarantee tnai you
can be defeated in no other way, you VIII ENJOY
he luxury of knowing that others were more en-
red to recess than yourself.
And while we address you to bring such articles
as are properly in your department, we crave per-
mission to solicit your interest, to induce your
scpes and daughters to bring whatever appef'ains
to their peculiar departments, as embroidery mousse
hold manufactures, Ms Pr'asets % !"e aa"y aa~
The poultry yard pressrues. domestic ici'es eo'yec
tioms and, above all things to come themselves, as
.cthout ,conn,s and the beautiful Celebrations o her
ste and genius, no display can De pe'Jeet.
To the Manufacturers Of agricultural implements
and Tools, we would saw, that interest ana palr-
otism both combine to enjoin upon you the pro-
prety of making grand exhibition OF your ma
chinery of all kinds, from our present advices'
we are led to believe that the assemblage OF farm
and planters, and of d,snguTInea s'ranSe h
from most OF the States of the Union, VIII De
greater than upon any former occasion here or
elsewhere We therefore say to the agricultural
Implement makers and Mechanics Of the United States
make it a matter of pride to display your machi-
merry at our exhibition, and vie with each other IN
having the best and largest assortment on lne
american genius, and should be cherished by the
American heart,
n1- Editors with whom we exchange VIII con-
er favor by copying this notice
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National Medical College, Washington

National Medical College, Washington
District Of Columbia.
TIME annual course Of lectures will commence
i on the first Monday in November, the Atm
instant:
Thos. Miller, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology. - o.u,a
tries and the diseases Of women and children.
Joshua Riley, M. D., Professor OF Materia
Medical Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
John Frederick May, M. d., Professor OF sur
gerry. p.,ho,oov
and Practice of Medicine
Robert King Stone, M D., Adjunct Professor
of Anatomy and Physiology.
Edward Foreman, M D., Professor OF Chem
istry and Pharmacy -
James E. Morgan, M. D., Prosecutor and Dem
onstrator. =
Clinical lectures three times a week, on cases
selected from the Washington lnhrmary ope-
ration performed before the class
For full course OF lectures s2 o
Demonstrators t.~--- ~
Graduation fee 80
Good board can be procured at from ~ 10 -
per week. a,
JOSHUA RILEY, M. d.,
Sep 3-2awtNovlf Dean OF the Faculty
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id al. Hrs. JANE TAYLOR
TIAS several vacant rooms hDr families, single
m ladies', and gentlemen. The house = nrxs'
1aSS~xAt, std airy, and situated N ~ pes par
of WaaAi nston, ibstwssnl ~ aod 6sn s'esess. ~
Psnnsylvania avnueJ first rate 'ao'e HsP'
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BEEBE's NEW YORK HATs!!r

OTEVENS, No. !, Brocn's Hotel has just re-
~ ceived further and full supply of Beebe =
Hats. Also, complete assortment of his own
make, Of every quality aud style. Gentlemen
wishing Hats OF fancy shapes can have their or
ders filled at
STEVENS great Hat. Cap, aud
Gents Quitting Establishment, No. Browns
Hotel
Nov. 3O-6tif Qntel. Repub. Union.)
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s5,752 British taken prisoners.
3. CONTINENTAL MONEY
Amount issued IN IT'S 8 100000
l777 10000, 900
" in all to July, 1899 35S,000,0o0
The whole expenses Of the war; estimated in
specie, amounted to sl35, l93,7 03.
COTTON STATISTICS.
We compile from the New York Shipping List
and Price Current, of the Ilth September, the fol-
lowing statement, showing the crop of Cotton in
the several States for the year ending 3lst August
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23l, 1911 2,s2O,s59 $40, 900
s5,752 British taken prisoners.

The surrender Of CORVALLIS at Yorktown, Q
tober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 1913.
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NOR SURFWSBURY, LONG

EXCVRSIONS to KEIPOkT and
I4EORT HAMHTCN-TAe new and splendid steam
-, ", n SGN SMALL Capt ' Au0HanIth, will
leay, Cbamters-st per daily Sundays eGcepted al
o.rioc. II fof For Hamilton asd keyyou return
NJ cave Ke, r9It al 2 cl0cA y VI and Fon Hamilton
a. afgdmg passengers opportunity u spending ths
iv AZ one II he delightful. place. % me "Ofo "
Hsmlton Or II eDJo'ILg tie refreshing s"a-Dlee]S W
taking a uip 10 KeypOn 49,. -. u
me WIlsor Sman VII make morning tfpto Fg't Ham
l,, an nd aitar MONDAY Aug y, leaving Chambers
!. =. n 'eiock Nj and Fot Hamilton n 0clOck AN,
Itr1rt AZ r4sr 10 g. North River, On Der tnD up
F.re o. ri Hamilton u. IS he-port, o. AulS IN
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Silks. Silks !
Latest lmporatons
ROW EN- o. Men a Nj f. Il,
ND Nos iIs and IA Broadway, New-York'
IMPORTERS
Wholesale DEALERS
Silks! Silks !

Wholesale DEALERS
French. cnrsr. Roleu and Enqa,,
SILK AND s FANGY =, GOODS SpS, 7, TRADE.
,t,,re mn every d,rartmcnt the newest and richest
sN,s and Unaurl assCd n Vaucty and extent ~ an" s"i
Nam" have been ,pacd to render the assortment #
possible attractive than ever ana worthy the inS''-
ten If every merchant lng tins CIV
The several Departments are AS follows
Dress Silks,
CONSISTING of the rchest and most m1enhcen Stes W
pars EMBROIDERED and HROCADE FABRICS ever
b. us t,ht,d aud ada ted totne hest cv ana fde
Am ARNt nST rSK@S DE EFTiCS SATIN DE CHIMES,
glaze, CAMFIEON, Rich FIGURED ana Walef'd
None Antique SILKS, &c Sc all Of the very latest DO
Sans
Rich PARIS MUSLIN De LANES uad CASHMhhtS,
prlnisd m twelve colors Printed ORlENFAIS. entirely
style, ordered expressly ier The best eat, reta Saq
Also. e,ua Rich Plaid and Figured MUSLIN Dr.
Also a complete assortment of AmcSoaa MUSLIN DE
IAlNkShnd ASHM kRES, ne" designs, al lower pfio's
ShawlS.
Tins Department. with ample room for ds2is' 1nNk11s'
Also tue newest and richest patterns oi S,NSh LONi'
sHAwIS, real Tartan Plads, manufacturer "NP'.SsP
Tor us aud wurthy the attention ol the tcs a1e -
Rich Embroidered Canton IkAfh Sh VIZ ~ i't "a
Ribbons.
complete assortment consisting OF Ileh 'a.' p~I
tiossde and tgnrca IN AL HS.Hs R"9 s9,s "a s,,
RiBbONS Fano, Trimming RIBBONS, MbboN-IlES'
SCARFS, &c.
Plain BLACK and Colonel AlpACAS Rich FSHTsd Ne Ne
rno Plan Damask. Hiocade and FIGURED fpPllNS;
Mile Rave LlsIlkS, ~ NGARlAN ShoIi nEEa aIS
aud PLAN MOHAiK; lvoncse aud Ihlhct Lp ms,
PLAN kicnch MkRINOS and CASnMEkiS, also,
great yantt, OF PLAID STUFF GOODS, noN styles
hosiery
Tins Department. to Inch special attention - invited;
has teen much enlarged occupies an cntfc of ahd
embraces ayep extensive SocN OF fngi>h AMI German
HOSIERY. from the most celebrated manufacturers
adapted To- the best cav aud nteuor trade
lBCes ,
rnglsh French and German LACES. Fancy NETS.
,W Veiy description
White Goods.
Linens Iavns CamtuOs NgllS. CHECKS Stripes, pam
and Fgucd SWISS GOODS Curtain MusAns, Linen
VaHbucs &c
Gloves.
hers' and WcnerS' White Black and Colored KID
CLOVES. ofthe vc tcst quality from the most celebrated
tietch Manufactures ordered ana imported expressly ior
or ewRuAde
Also.
Nlde aud Marrow osNttS. Bomo3 lncS, Canton NlAsi
PSAst HandAcich icS Welsh Fi,nutla. S1t.h Ne>tnss,
teen Bs,e, Italian aud American Scwlns SlA, tIaPeS,
CheaenS CraNais nftss iriuHH0-S. Oh SllAs, ta-hSh
an French Cughsn> French Prints, Table aad Piano
tWtfs &c Ne
Also.
large assortment ~ RICH GOODS iW Evening
uItsSts of NauOu> fahTcS and latest STYLES. an-l
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Gustial Notices.

.-,o-~->~-.-.. ,,.r,,on.-EXCURSIO POST
ynsED@in consequences o. NE , i1l mt N0SD%Y
rrsed ff Mons The cars vii leave The Cry Hall at
oelOc., and return At ~ By order ofthe CommtAec
.,..,,;ai Home Association. No. I.-At
u inotun'ai meeting FkIDAY, ne "a nF, busl-
The hsI reg importance viii he brought forward,
6s oi w ssrae 70 have decided BY MAJORITY OF al Inc
Esmiss dsn issy 1iSS. '' SAMUEL T MUNSoN,
John ulGEE PAK,ONS J.. DAY,
BIN SS,STRTLI. Executive COMMITTEE IT.
Italian Building Association.-Atther regular
~ tn'bs As cation. reid on Tuesday evening. Aug;
retnF ilCOB PECARE was appointed secretary, until
~. ss.i regular meeting n place Of ar Iesiu
stn'e emf, T Center and "a, then dues
pr = tohy e,g othe al on will be held a. their
a, ~ Crad..t on FRIDAY EVENING Aug. u, a.
hsI 81 A. nominate Sec etaly. and 10 transact such
tCtcct 70 To- b,o,rbt befp e the meeting Members
ssrss,ed 10 bring IheT pass DOehh persons WISHING
70 ''lB a" order, N. SELLECK President nis5 i,
RP CLARK. Acting Secretary auz'
10 Adams n Co.'S Express to New-Orlleans:
,ss Tor New Orleans, with freight for L9nisiana Ala
hasa Mississippi Texas a. Raes Ie"29., !, anu ny
Nass &c collected. ADAMS, % "s",St y 5i,ns
ad@ Ahu ~ "''-'''' ~
y, Notice 10 all those who are interested di-
,se,ly or indirectly IN TobaCc0.TAn allolin ~,
@ n the city and county OF Now YORK, wi be held on
iHURsDAY The 2st INST "a, 9c.'dI - at ,S AM
,,uu 80 $50 Br adway. THOMAS HOhl IhalI"an
J.sIs IERGUsOE, Secretary auio -
~ That Splendid Spanish Lily White, Tor La
as sod al No 40 Broadway, gives pure, GEAR nc he
~ ,, s I'm and h borWi,,s Iryu au2l
10 Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap cures
Tan Plmpies Fpokles, SGD-tufn, Ring worm SAX
Jh,um a no all 81 n dcforlGtles -, -. -
COI'RAUDS POUDRE SUBTLE UproOts halr rom
kx fsreh, ads, any pant OF the hody .. 80, nam
GOURAUD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, OK HAlh
GLOSS fces the hair Co grow. and MAKES sim WHY mar
an ,llN and gloss. % cents a hottie.
COURAUDS LIQUID ROUGE. for PALE cheeks ana
bps LIQUID HAIR DYE, and LILY VIII ~, are u be
sds,uuus only AT las old established depot No OF AK
IA street near mot ny u oad~oy Beware OF ooun'erio"
r,-Ir Won wnnt soft, Dark. silky Hair, Try a
a, battl, of JONIS'S CORAL HAIR ktSIthAlifb
II ,tors he bnir falling and MAJ cs n grow Get II only az
No tC3 Broadway. II Is The best thns in'oo '' NV
u MuskectO and insect Bites, as Wen ~ Sul
TUTNICAI SOAP Sold only a. No 403 Broadway
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1 HISTORY of the

A HISTORY Of the RECENT DE-
\ VTIOPN-NrS IN SPIRITUAL MANIFESTO
TONS ~ ice Cry Of Pa ae '7hl- Dy member Of the
st c-ce tPr,~scr Medical C-iegel Prce p cts
p So, o.: Ns rs Nass@--st. y y.
NsotIwo-Ss ~ Psycsoosy. n 1ioyr. PhysolSsy Chen-
sly Mesres>a. and he N,inlal Sciences seuenly
auI9 a.
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Nsw Novel tbs Gay published
pALPH RI rHERFORD-A Nautical

trei." s. Prce IS cents
NOTICES or rHr ENGLISH FSr>>
We have hnser the Necessity regret the loss
OF Narrva:s genus the sleep ~ COVER a
a>rant has appeared Their peculiar 1cid who combines
the trcetnces II both and adds thereto fre>ancss "
itsrt and Stvle which iShuCS lS WorSs with vivid
tsreSi The Sea Stores Of SIR Admiral Fisher hrgond
question lie t,S- If the day Morning Post
As a writer of Nautical Romance. ST Admiral Fisher
has achieved eRvahe reputaon and the present wOrA
vuCicatss his claims - even higher merit
London News.
This truly an Astonishing book and reyNeS interest
IN the hcuance o the Ocean hch the dccldence
al Nsra and Cooper had fallen un the hands II gnnr
al, bochss Sr Admiral FlSner hiss cast fresh glory On
this branch popular hterat and nDIng mperish
al le Ienuwn awvter London Times
A dashlnc Sea story which carreS Us along most De
hehtfullv with - A fresh breeze and lowing sheet
United Service Gazette.
II LONG \ BROTHER,
auis5t No a Ann -.
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Amnscmcnts.

ITALIAN OPERA at CASTLE GAR
Il DFN-Mat Marstzek, Manager and Conductor.
THIS EVENING. Aug u, vii be performed the Opcraof
IA FANORITA.
AphonSo NJ Sig { Badial Baha1ar. -.. S. Coleiti
Fernando -.-. Sg Bettni Don GaSDero SIX BarlitInl.
Admission 30 s-Doors opon az 6-Peofm aRce 70 conn.,
mence ats No postpOuemsn account OF the veaiher
NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Tickets 80 cents.
Private Boxes s.. Doors open at To commence at
O'Clock
THIS EVENING. ugust 9. Will Dee played original
play. by Mrs MoNarr. called
ARM AND. or the Peer and the Peasant
ouis ny MI Fosteril acct. .--.----. Mr. Hamilton
Duke de Rchchou. Pandey Euenc Courley
Duked Amin Eytnce Blanche ----- Ms Mowstt
Armand. an artisan -pyott laCguel De- Mrs Rca
Nctof. page Mrs. Seton Dame Baoeite Mrs Dyott
L. sage MIR John Dunn
An iufersson OF twenty minutes between ne thrd aud
fourth Acts
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old WINE STORE.

~ SPRINGFIELD, Mas.
The oil and Sell-estabished Wholesale Vine, Cigar and
W Goods Store now occupied by VIM Gum CO. and
used for the above business 1910 TINS Store now
enjoys the best reputation. aud doing the best bGN
ness and has the largest trade of any Western Massa-
csetfs vacated about the first OF Sepit nber.
which tine VIII be rented TO concern wishing 20
the business, and Oilers rare opportnny
for any already established 90 anch House m
tie hest location New England The buildings are
situated on Market and built of brcS and stone three
rc high with hosting apparatus and every
fer dong very extensive business Ii VIII be rented low
m II ycarS 20 any responsible concern For ther
p.rcuars or information appy Nv letter otherwise, 70
AUS g. TIILY HAYNES * co, Sprm ghcid, Mass.
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,,...rr, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH lSLA'Ds,
POE 'ALp CAIRO he departure Of each Mail Steamer ff
C2sues Pr'cs q osgT e McELRATH, Publishers
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Gxrnrsions, %-r.

GRAND and CHEAP ID DAYS EN-
~ CURStON rom New-York o. Montreal. Quebec and
Sarueu.y RIVER The undersigned having completed then
arrangements enabled 70 issue Tickets tor their
grand excursion take place the 18th Of AUGUST Ia
The Canadas The Tickets w be ISSUED Tor the round Ell
CURSOR and TetumngF r,tcasS pas le az te low
prce M Eight Dollars for Montreal, TEN mr Quebec
and SIXTEEN for SaguCnay River Individuals and So
cietic ant plng excursion m the warm month OF Au-
gust viii Obtain further information b. applying - the
undersigned a. l0i GrccnwlCh-st
s Par'es procurng p 1csets wall hs entitled TO
FREE WM RiSCHMtLLER,
GEO BACHELOR,
aul 3w GEO. STANLEY.
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New Publications.

NORKS ON EDUCATION :
w STLFCULTURE AND PERFECTION OF
CHARACIER-56c cents.
EDUCATION FOUNDED on THE NATURE OF
MAN-5Occn;s.
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVE
NENI-tl cents
The STUDENT AND FAMILY MISCELLANY,
M0th.y-sl 60.
FAMILIAR LESSONS on ASTRONOMY Hlustra-
tad 90 cttts
BOTANY FOR ALL CLASSES. nlu.tatod-jO cents
Published by
er2tn FOWLFRS & WELLS l3l Nassau-st
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&c and LOT If Land, eighs situated on the principal
stree IN the VILLAGE of untnsfo Suffolk Co. l. between
which place and the Cry of NewIok there daily com
1unicaton by railway and steamboat u not sold previous
go LIST of September will be sold public auction the
premises at2 o'clock III, of that day For te-ms and
more particular DESCRIPTION inquire Of d PLAT, Esq,
Huntington. or
e23tf va R A GAINES 70 Nassau st. ". Y.
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Gnantial.

MOTTO E.-The Stockholders Of the
Y Williams valley Railroad md diDng Company, vii
nee. a. tie oce If DAVID Lapsley Treasurer d sad cum
ang IN albut-st PIN pha between % and iih st-
"a te 10Th 4ay VI yteah.E next a. 10 o'clock OF sad day
and tie 30 nd of Directors wl meet a the same place On
The follow ay .hs l9h !, IS hoped tbs, there VIII be
general and plnc;lal attendance q tue s,ockhodefs
this meeting a. matters % 0rtance viii De lad Dei'e
suls a WM AYREs. Prest
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GNOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY.

county Practice. and residence IS miles from NY II
not sold Partner VIII be taken Apply TO j. KEY SER,
81 Bowory, from 10 TIL O'Clock. au2 I'M
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will &c Of well known Retail Hardware Store. veil
located and dong good. safe business III healih Of ne
rr0retor ges hm 20 part with MS business For fur
thor information address "HAKDWAR Tribune Once.
auto iw-
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1tRANn COTILLON and MILITIA

GRAND COTlLLON aud MILITIA
~ RY EXCURSION TO the villages OF SrRArfON-
PORT and Fl .ARtAiFRSBU RGH between Flushing and
Collece POINT Fare, ~, cents each way Tue splendid
steamboat NIMkOD Capt EdNam sinai, WI make
an Excursion 10 StIsttonpor, ON IHphSDAf' August
q, 1851. leaving as follows
Foot Of Hammond.s St N r.. al o'clock, A d.
SprlAg-st., n r.. at oc,ocA A VI
DELANEY ST. r. h, at
Tenhst f. X, at q
New Pier. TWENTY SIKH St, L r. az ocioch A NJ
She vii make "a short tp up the Sound. and IN return
ig w land her passengers u the VILLAGE OF StratIOn-
ron where size Will three hours, aforng all pas
opportunity Of enjoying the beautiful scenery
aud also TO examine the building sltes. -
The NIhiamsburgn Light Aulllery, Capt b ID Tan,
vii he On the ground with their splendid battery, ana st-
Int the party upon the ARRIVAL II the boat Several Viii
iaIy Companies viii On IN this excursion The pfopneor
h f. ammeT with hls Agents, viii be IN attendance WIN
H.. Sub,rfpop Book for the convenience Of any who de-
sre 10 purchase Tickets can be hal al the Office ~
JOHN 4. ELAMMER
auto 7ia No c83 Broadway. corner Amtyst
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west Mount ,a ne f,c. mad nd
pONED- In con-. - was postponed until MONDAY
yrsed io mon.@ The cars VIII leave the Cry Hall at
Il o'eloe.' ana ie'''" - By order Of The Committee
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DURTON'S THEATER, CHAMBERS
I II Thu RSD Az August q, lS3l The performance
wlll commence with thc Comedy "
THE HEN At LAW
d PaneosS-. Mir Bulton Cicoly -MsSC Chapman
To cluclud with the Farce 4
PERFECTION or The Cork Leg,
Chas Paragon Sir Bland Kate ... Miss Mary Taylor
Dress Circle and raruct.c so cents Second Ter, > cts
Doors ousna = TO begin AZ O'Clock
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID Adm sson 25ceuts children ~ cents THURS
DAY and RIDkY. Aug y and p In the afernoon At
O'Clock, curious ROPE DIN ERllSEMENf. The Ma
trral drama of OF K FLAG the comic Pantomime Of
DFSCHALAMEAUN. In the evening. a. So'c.ock, LAD
DIR TFATS, the farce of IllE THREE SIAWS, aud
come Pnn'omInie of The MYSTIC CROSS, with all ITS
unique c.nery astonishing tricks, and striking oddities by
the Nartincitl Family au! y
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srur.yvEEKLY TRIBUNE
,ryoRK TRIBUNE

,..,v Tuesday alI kTyAI M ~ -,
ysbhsbsd ever, eones for s. Ten foE So Adser-
. yei annsm a.,.s Inc for each insertion
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NCW-YORK TRIBUNE.
,r.xoRK DAILY TRIBUNE
.rv-YORK TRIBUNE

,OT FUAUFtAF IN II ~
d o. the tspa'ie Of ssah Nal s'4"s5 fI h' %
.,ol ff1s Ssssto tie Continent, p0' lage included
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scheapest route Ia his delightful Summer Retreat 10
b. the Hudson River boats and Hudson River Railroad 20
Hudson and thence by railroad and stages 10 the SDrngs
oy the wa OF the shaker CITY Passengers from New
York Nv morning boats railroad. viii leave Hudson by
the O'Clock W tram and arrye AZ me Springs NJ 81
= N PASSENGERS from New-York by evening boats OI
trains ~ leave hudson the NEXT ng az O'Clock, and
srrvc AZ the Springs ~ u N Usual iae ap0G the river
a. fare from Hudson a. The springs 81 o.
T. WATERMAN, 9uperintendent
Hnhsnn Inne Y. l8ll lolg 3m'
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Cbanccs for Dnsincss 1tlen.

TEAKDW ARE.-For sale the stock and
fixtures of Hardware store Of the best stands
uptown Sold IN Of III health. Address No zS3
Eeeci oT-st.. stating where an interview may be IA d
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&lTUATlON.-Wantcd, situation By
~ Young Man. who has been engaged fer several
Salesman Book keeper some house ant OF
otherwise Good Recommendations Will De gwen ~ ~
t,glliy and agacv. Would A. South or West Address
T. SllEhWoOD Office Of TIE Nor loTt Iu1sHe pei
tlattnt plr,t desired au1l 2N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
ELERK-Wanted, in a Book and Sta

~ tCIery Store IN q Vestem city. 4 Young unmarried
man who IS acquainted with the business. and can give
good references honesty capacity and industry Adj
dress y Y AZ inns Office au2l 3t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
.RESS MAKER.-Wanted immedi-

a ateiy first rate Dress and Cloak Maker that IS
flly capable OF taking charge of the manufacturing de-
tartmeut OF FIRST class house Also, two first rate Mill
ncIs. Apply at The Mourning store, No 81 Broad
WY. lau2l H'I BARTHOLOMEW WEED.
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,..,,iaI Homo AssOciation, No. Lat

~ ihoss la meeting On fklDAf ne ~ ny, pusi
TIE hs1, tshest importance VIII he brought hiWiro
sfs' , o. re- desirable TO have decided BY Vr Oh al Int
uemtsls i'EEtva SAM FL + NUNSON,
JOHN kutCEE PAR.ONS J.. DAY,
BkNy " STRFIJ Executive Committee. IT.
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HAkTNER.-A Young and respectable
a Inshshman desiruus OF meeting with a partner
With capital So 300. to commence the HOfe business.
1io advertise! can give every satisfaction with regard
the profits Of such cstaeh"me References required
and riyCn- N Il Lady who would take an active pa't
IA tie household aaIIs, preferred. Address HOTEL, at
TIA once. adyO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
. TN Binding Association.-Atthere regular
r, Adams A CO.'S Express to New-Orlcans.

los n, New Orleans with freight fOr LOUISIANA Ala
s,ss Mississippi Texas. a. Rates IeaS9nb, l ana
IAN and usually IA ADJ ance OF Tue I ,. may D'"'''
N~, IN and u Camp-s'., NCw-OTIedns.
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L'U KNlSH HE'D ROOMS 10 LEI. with or
Il without Board. Also f-St-rats sttcher wanted 20
work IN iAs house. Reference required Apply At rs
PeaTl-st. aI20 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
VsEKCANTILE.-Wanted, by a Man

EARTN ER-Wanted To embark with
the subscriber ia perfectly safe manuiactung bust
ness n THIS city Capital required - 500 winch VII pay
from 50 CC0 To 81 coo per ann Adlfes, X HAMll-
ION, Tribune Otce, stating where can Doe seen Ut adj
dressed du<I u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
pOARDING.-Two or three gentlemen

R0ARDlNG.-A few Gentlemen NAV
obtain good Board AID comfortable
IL The pleasant AID Any dwelling No . hose - %
a. - .tr wteA aul9 Ia
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~ T. AC IL f. R-A French Gentleman.
Il thoroughly acquainted WITH his language hay-
been Professor Of the rsi nsuutus Of parS
and capable e lcae hing German Dawng and the Plano-
forte eeSrvus Q. employment References uto-
able Address J AT tbs Office aus ~