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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-16
From he Chicago Dtm. Press.
'Ih. INV Af fD,I,nnI

| Chicago is becoming enphaiicaliy the city Of
| Railroads. Ina very short time she will be the
radatng point of 10 less than twelve grea, rail
road ihoruughilTes, placing her in direct commu-
nicaton with ali the principal cities Of the At.
lanlc stste,, with the leading cities Of Canada,
with the Gulf of Mexico on the south with Lake
Superior and st. Pauls on the NORTH and with all
that vast scope Of country. to the west, which IL
npw attracting the attention OF the world, and il
the great reservoir into which annually fall the
huge waves of Immigration from Europe and
from the old states ut he Union.
In forming an estimate of the effect which so
fortunate position is to have upon the future
Greatness Of our city, It would be almost lmpos-
sUle to "ver.shoot the marx. Indeed we very
seriously doubt. whether even the most sanguine
olour citizens has formed anything like M ade
qGate conception of either the extent or rapiity
Of the growth which j. to be witnessed here with,
( in tins half of the present century. No other in
/ hard city upon the continent will possess any.
thing like tithe Of her advantages. as respects
iaciilty Of access from all quarters Nature, aud.
cd by the hand Of enterprise, clearly points her
out As the great interior centre Of exchanges. -
What New York is to the Atlantic states Chicago
must become to the Northwest Aud let it be re
mrmhered that, within a comparatively short
period. the Northwest will far exceed in popula-
whole Of the Atlantic states. Hare the products
of the South, the cereals urs and minerals of the
West, aud the fabrics Of he East aud North will
meet for barter and exchange. Hithrr, light.
Ling trains will daily concentrate people Of al
most every state IN the unlon. and from here will
90 out all the supplies that are not indigenous to
he respective sections Of country with which we
shall b. connected
Looking few short years ahead, the imngina.
ton f,lttr. benrah the weight Of the grand con
ception which a knowledge q. the many adyan.
tages ol our city forces upon the mind. What
immen-e boards Of the prOdurts of the field, the
mines, and the nterm'nahe western t"re-ts, will
here be accumulated! What wealth Of the sun
ny south, the -pce- Of the Indies the loom and
forges OF the North will here he concentrated !
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

7. ktNDALL LiLASp DAVID 2. JONES.
T ELAND N JONES, ,sitiOrRcys, Solicitors d,ad
u LaRd Agsnts, ptawn. Illinois Office IN th-
Cour House, with the clerk o the supreme court
Ottawa, sept. %, 1852.
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Dress Making.

MRS. G. FYFF hus added to her Millinery hu.
vi sIness that oi Dress Making, in all IT. branch.
es having employed a competent person to man.
age that department.
AdjoiHing the Neu York How"'
June r. ls52-u
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The Aan,us though originally from China
was first introduced into the country from Europe,
n. the Tanners Sumac but the mistake was
soon discovered and 1t iopd growth made it
lavorit- with planter,
Two tpguantances Of ours, in house in the
upper part of New, York are regularly driven out
BY the Alanhus malaria every season.
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Payment must invariably be in advance.
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Mrs. PEARsON'S
Millinery Establishment

Is removed To her residence on Columbus street
i where she will br happy 10 wait upon those who
may favor her with their custom. Eu. Ilu
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REMOVALS.

VyHE oFrIcE OF TEE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Life Assurances Company, of London, 10 removed fro1
no. Grand Washington street. corner Of Msr-
Ger street Jersey City, where Life eject
sssn PsnPhsss Containing ra.ss and oths! nisrnssss
LEAEbER sTARR. General Assns
IL ksssS E ~ xsQsI xzasAias.A
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NrrHE GIANT OF THE MoNTHLIEs" HARpER's
-. New Monthly Magazine. Contents Of the septem-
Msnor;sf The Holy Land. The river Jordan BY Jacob
# h the Map
The Sss Is;
lestio9s offs Pstersbprg Pashsw,
fsy q iuB ap Tho
The Inadel Rebuked. An Adventure Cataoombs
Hunting Adventures in the Forests of LIE MorYan
1 rns Three ssH Sisters.
4 Re miniseepce Of a Bow street Officer
Adventures In Japan Illustration. Portraits of ia
MY Novel, or ys.eties IL English Life By Sir Edward
Too Exclusive Attention to Business.
.hsI N1a;s LADY Sssss 'RfS Ea!s
Illustrations; Caddys Flowers The Little Church in the
ABima Mechanics
The Little God Gatherers
MMSo Monthly R ReSSId Of Current Events
EDITORS kssy Chair.
i hSisSIrs S Sotssi
Nuisansei Tea Before Tea and After Tea
new lllustIati,ns Of Shakespeare A Midsummer Nights
PLACES yield to hin; Here Sit Thee Down Speak to him.
adps see car sd move him. superhu'us Question:
TS.
One N are Of Ma5
Rssor
AIs sSr the I, "a Of ngo
Ser II p,rsor than any other published in amy
"a aar 'a
hS Mss fe TO in sH t G thsS TO tho public
Tie favor With which been rseeived
worthy s5DRss G m more
Vii S
other articles q pesa moral and resous interest in the
1S
Hsypsrs Monhy MaesaSe read BY more than half
Of ion has n
uceess the fact that presents reading natter,
and
have the wants Of The great Of the American
S s n 20 s ss %
nsreaipg Circulation ard success.
Mse q Ts be Sasa q collars
Or twenty ye ssns number The semi annual anal
lars or n' a. ~snass EACH are
nsssd By the Agents Publishers Four volumes are now
Pss.her: win supply specimen numbers gr,uisou.y
Win ersasns the Sasslas They viii
@ nn Ss a'rs Ss
same rates clergymen supplied at two dollars per year.
Fl ssss 1 e
Eaf ,sI OF FALL Py.
jSsS pabhe - the same Sunser P1s: q
T,o TAIoRs,-TnE FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
5T' in pSsl soS ssf 1s. Ss y stair,
DoRTRAITs OF PIERCE AND SCOTT ENGRAVED
on ste. in stppe and mczzotnt; proof copies 10 by
"a 81 each. just published by NEALE SO Carmne 81
The usual Discount to agents, clubs postmasters, &c.
NHRIsTYs LAST NEW soEG-"YoUNG FOLKS
~ fro Home, price 20 cents MISUNDERSTANDING OF
spurious edition. Correct copies and the trade supplied
Chr TIM ap 10. Goo Broadway jacques Brother No 37
asiY G. c sisTs
/ NEWMUsIC-CHRIs1Ys Asst NEW SONG, "YoUNG
Folks from Home, price ~ cents net at Chrtmsns,
NO 6oS Broadway JACQUES Brothers No. SsI broadway,
and all music sellers In the United States The trade
now have their orders completed aage stock tho above
Ao the sRanish Gipss Valentine P5lka Cornelius Gra-
he Pola rhmbs Lee Brudder Cesar De Black Cavalier,
and az ~ Griftks social and instrumental works NJ
street, Brooklyn.
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COMPREHENSIVE NoTICEs,

NEW YORK, AUGUST 2s is52.-TnE co PARTNER
IN fp heretofore existing between the under
Ahs name q Eawsras& Madden Sc this day ossoved BY
DAVID EDWARDS.
JOHN MADDEN
Edw,rds will contnne the business formerly At 625
Broadway John Madden Will continue the business az
ssnsriy At tT Broadway.
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TNIoS COURSE. LONG lsLAND-TRoTTfN6-- ON
e. ooo MI Sep. "a ~ h@lf past NJ, match for
T. o,h no az beet 9tf :. WAGONS. Wagon aud driver
No Weign wv lbs o. Dir mick amss b. e. Moscow j.
"hsiPeJ names x. shaskie, K.
IUeN .NEofKER. Propristsr.
$500 IAN NURSE No I-fUESDAY, SEP
tsnber 7th, $3.50 states $50 each haIf srfst
t psss snrss IN ave IN harness fse all tRst
n.s 1879 Vaeepe MAO . No. 2-Tuesday. Sept Eth,
ban 81 no. anaer the saddle No 3-Tassday Sept.
zist same IS NO two mile heats In harness Ne, A.
Thursday Sept 10th stsse 800 each hsif for
felt for AL horses which sor money! Closs AZ
e. Keyssrs, Tuesday Aug 9lst At T.o az mors
to make . field, and two 10 start
BUCHANAN & CO, Proprietsrs.
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NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD-
IN Summer Arrabgemsnt-On and after Wednesday,
August IL, 1902 trains will run as follows leave New
Haven ut 1880 Accomm alton Train for Ne Lon don,
topping Mt all stations HIS Express Train FOR GULL
ford. Connecticut River Lyme and New London connects
ing with the steamboat M railroad lines tor
Providence and Newport b:55 Accommodation Train
for Now London stopping at all stations Leave New Lon
don ut G:30 a. Acc n,modaton Train for New Haven
stopping at all stations Express Train Tor III
Connections River Guif1rc an New Haven
leaving Newport, Provdel and stonngtop in The
ing arriving at REV London, take this train Tor New
Stopping at All ststions The i'25 4 ~ Exrrsss Train
leaves New Haven the arrival Of the A. Express
Train New York The 30 Aocomnoda ,iou Train
leaves New Haveu the arrv i Of tho 30 Express
Train from New York The treios leaving New London st
$50 A. NJ ana l040 A. NJ connect at New Haven with the
New York Trana at 1886 A. and 5 NJ Passengers by
the $3.50 Train Hew l. ndon tska tho Express
1as at New Haven for Hartford and Spring New
York the evening. RICH. N. DoWD, Sup,
nav HAVEN, August II, 1862
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COAL.

HAZELTOh AND SUGAR LOAF COAL-THE UN
dergncd constantly receiving and has now for sale
the abcyo superior zeal By the boat load
yttm Ne. 7, W stAisL w. D. sPEARNAN.
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CLOTHING.


CAST OFF CL0THING-LARGE OR SMALL GUAM
~ titles of good left on wearing apparel wanted for
which the full value will be literally given, In carPont
money by addressing, through pot or cal ing JAMES
MARONEY Mt h second hand store, NO. III Orange street,
near Chatham street.
<SAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies and gentlemen having oass on clothing fss
In for the rssdense line tke
post will be promptly attended Ladies' attendsA bY
krs. Cohen. NJ ,. CVukA, % Elm ssrses.
r EFT OFF eLOTHES AND FURNITURE WAyTYD-
IL Ladies and entlemen obtain good price for the
articles by ding through post otherwise 10 =
THOMPSON. 81 Leon ard street.. Brondway.
CASH FOX CLoTHlNG.LADlES OR GENTLEMkN
receive the utmost value in cash. TO
or by letter through the post s. COHEN, 452 Hudson
street. Ladies attended to by Mrs. Cohen.
EAToN 4 CO., SUCCESSORS OF TRYON q EATON,
~ Talors, 262 Broadway, receiving elegant
and Paris. Nfr&
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VSHE CELEBRATED PRfMA DONNA AND PHuLkS
i ser in Singing signora Eliza Valentino teaches n,e
Ing piano, thorough base snd accompsnmens Sn srr.
her house. $50 Fourth street. ns1
10 o'clock M till o'clock Pm she -h,;n 80
ocssfu In her teaching and viii e. oSs
voice and talent
1IANOs-IvERY AGE SOMETHING Nhw IN .vkkY
Art Bassford Ruck have psssnses NV ssIun ser
70 any other Those who wish 70 pnrehass
20 try them, at G3 BroSdway mp tans. Extra
81 a.. =, Eases of roscwood plain OF crnapshtsd
= rxrRoPoLITAN PIANAFoRrE EMPoRlUN.-MAU-
nj RiCE 81 has orened the s9eadid st,rs o2s
with large assortment OF fine Psncscrtes, ana
tst ~ eiass Maodscrs. pprcN avitsd "
al AENRY 9. WATSON, Manager, 90 DroAd say.
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EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-O. o. NAIL AND
Express lines. through in four hours. Now Joxsey
Hatrosd via Jersey City lesvas York 81 a. NJ foos
seCor,isIdt street and e1 r NJ Liberty strse, sa.s
~ for frst class and 81 ~ for second oasq In A. NJ
keturn at and A. NJ, ard 81 4. ~. Baltimore Wash
ngtop Norfolk and Charleston shroush tokots Geld IN the
abe 80 lines sn5 throsgh baggage carried In the A. NJ apS
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MISCELLAN EOUs.

NEW PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAREs g. CO.,
No. $40 Pearl street. hAvs just received their De-
sgns the richest and most fashionable French Paper
selected expressly TO decorate the various i1As
The most skinul workmsn are employed to hass he
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MHS EEARsS FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING
A ard day school, for young ladies ga West Fifteenth
gsreet, between Fifth and Sixth will ON
SATURDAY, September 4th Mrs Mears has arrange
nsnt fer an omnibus to convey her pupils to and from
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Goa2 AND SOUHU.


eco REWARD THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
C0O paid 70 any person who can give information Of
GscrEe Schwartz lr.. who out with bread
tufdsy ornpg 2Sth inst When last seen,
of sixth tteGt nrd svenue his horse and
found about y O'Clock Saturday night, in
gtTect Grand. ANY Information about bin will be
tasnifoy received and the above reware i'll be promptly
PAID. HELESA SCHWARTZ,
Corner avenue Aand Sixth street.
90 REwARD.-LosT ON FRIDAY EVENING, TUE
TDc zlth inst in Greenwich Spring streets, hair
naooot With gold clasp and chain attached With ni-
tials n J. ctfrnvee II. ~ the finder win return IL
80 the nautical store 100 Wall street be will receive
show reward tnd the thanks of the owner
SAE REV RD.-LosT, ON THURSDAY EVENING
C last, from Vest Ihrtysixt street. ba ok Ne soun
knee Tho ndcr will reward on appiioa-
tioD a the chcs the Spirit of the Times Barclay street.
DoG LOST : FROM no. COLLEGE PLACE ON
~ SATURDAY morning, small grey Spaniel Dog; white
spot his rcst and Is shaved to resemble on
to Of Dandy Whoever will return him above
will he literally rewarded.
NOUN DON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A PORTE
" Monr ale containing q cum OF money. The owner
have n by oallig JOHN oSULLtvAN, Second Ward
Station House. and proving property and paying charges
CTOLEN.--A MAGIE- CASsINE WATCH CASE, UN-
~ finished bearing two numbers. (fs3 and 2.59f)
taken. Friday forenoon 9th inst from No 90 Nassau
ANY giving information for it, will be
suitably rewa rded by applying to Mr. J; A. HuGUENIN
requested to stop the same IL offered for sale.
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TENANTS, REGISTER.


A WIDOW LADY, WHO 10 COMPELLED TO LIVE IN
toelnsion, aud occupy much larger house than
requires, 10 anxious to let rooms with with
Of uscal alta nmtnt. Races Of the highest
bility will be given Adite5s Solitude. New York Post
oce for two days with res me and address, No others
will be noticed.
ITO BE LET.-A PARLoR AND BEDROOMS, TO ONE
class house Apply at l4 Ninth street. f. doors
EACToRIEs, WITH WATER POWER, TO RENT
Situated in the town Of averstrav Rockland county,
stan brick buildings So by SO feet and three stories
hsh With wing 90 by ~ one story hghi the other q by
building has good wheel Of y feet diameter Is
feet breast There is also brick building separate the
bove 81 by 80 feet This water worthy the
on Of one DESTROYS Of engaging in manufa
location Is healthy and pleasant aud only tirtysiS mes
from the city Of New York; good bo,s running three
road There is railroad from the dock the to tse
factories The premises formerly occupied CARPET
factories iy Mesrs higgins and well calculated for
Iartte or together For further particulars inquire
Gin street, or Of JeHN PECK, Hayorstra~.
TO RENT-THE FLOOR OF "a MUSIC STORE ON
Chestnut street. Philadelphia, suitable for Pianos or
$780, For sacA set of music STAN ping TOOLS elk gets az
letters, and everything complete by starr. Prio
s70-eos Sl2o Addrets Box COS Post ofce Philadepha
frO LITTLE MODERN BUILT -FOUR STORY
Trick House, No. 10 Seventh street, mpiato with
every convenience and 10 first rate order Immedate
J. ii. 1HoRNE. 1Gs walker street.
sEoLFT-HoUsE IN FoRTY-EIGHTH STREET NEAR
Third avenue. brick cottage built vest
OF Third avenue two stories and basement with runs
rent $500 the whole or part to good tenant Apply * A.
H. BA DGER, Isl South st. Mr. cor
ner Fiftieth street and Third avenue.
ITO LET-AT 575 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE NIBLos.
very superior apartments, unfurIished.
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A LBANY,. TaoY, AID LEBANON sfRiNoa.-rnr
IN Of She Now WORK Snd Harlem Earosd leave the
CITY Rail station New York daily (sundxys sxeeptnd)
A. 10 O'CLOCK Mail train Chatham -Four Corners,
ting with the Rsiirosd Albany and
Troy Lebanon sprnss Pitsseed sgraInsd ard otner In
tarmediato ationf Al o'clock p. NAco0ur sion
srsin Chatham Four Corners connecting With Western
Railroad going east. Passengers for Lebanon sy~ings
lake the 10 O'Clock =. ~ trair 10 ChatnAe Rail-
eosd TO Canaan snd stage - Lebanon arriving early tho
ssme Afternoon. Fare Through 81. ". SLoAF, Supt.
'EsHE NEW AND ELsGAHT STEAMER, FRANCIS
sKIDDY win leave foot Jay street, for Albany every
Monday Wedr eadAy, hnd Friday. Returning will leave
Albany, Igssdsys rhuIsasys and Saturday, This Beat
provided with Francis Patent eetao Life Boate. The
feel confident that psseng by her viii
her the sasrt and most comfortable Boat on ths River.
For further inform Att M ap ,ly to
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, SC.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
An auction sale of Horses Carriages Harness. sc every
Monday and Wednesday, at twelve O'clock Persons having
perry for sale will please call and have registered
JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprietor
EOR sALE.-oNE BLACK HAWK COLT; ONE TEAM
II large bay Hcrsos; single HORSE black one bay
uorc; Hack Pony warranted to trot mild In three
minutes The Black Hawk Colt can trot mile in 800 and
se sound as dollar. Tho good stylish drvers
Liberty street. Brooklyn.
GoH SALE-A SPLENDID BLACK HORSE, lev
hands Lieh seyen years old fine. pleas ant driver,
Kind In all respects Also. set OF light double Harness.
Can be ct the lumber yard corner Of Monroe and
Montgomery streets.
CApDLE HORSE FOR sALE--A STYLISH soRREL
- Mare old 10 hands high sonnd and kin PAGES,
tros under tho saddle has also been trained
leap VIII staud without trying. Price S35. Can he
ut stables Of saMMIs WHEELER 90 Henry street.
Market.
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CHEMICALS, METALS AND


ENABDEN AND AMBOY HAILaOAD FOR PRIDA.
" dclphia-Ltlses by steSmboat JOHN POTTER, Piec
NO. !, North river 1T A ". and p H. shrough In Az
sogIo Fare hrst class 81 second cass thy ~ Ina
street., at 8 a. N. and2P.M.
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INSTRUCTION..

L. DE GRAND-VALS PRIVATE
II Boarding and Day Sch ,ol for bsyp, No. Hudson
wiz reopen on the s Of September The course Of
mercal ton the French music draw
ing and fenrips. Terme $50 to $500 per annum day
scholars at mo derate charges.
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nj RS. A. THIBAULT WILL BE PREPARED FOR THE
xA return OF her pupils Tuesday, September z Is
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A PERSON HAVING THE MATERIALS TO MANU-
n teetnre Optica nstrums nts wishes TO find person
wish capital of 81 600 So 000 as partner. Inquire
.GH Saprl
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NOTio8 70 BUrCHEKs.-rnE ARTICLES OF as
lns Association the ensuing year s6eaeing sspssm
ist are ready and open At their stce
To- ~ Fret avenue, Of Filth street. BY order OF
Beard Trustees. WIN. s. GLOVER, Sssy.
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FINANCIAL.

Of wh~sl.ng Six per Cent Coupon Bonds guaranteed
ssnas tEs1;y cspSs:
% Ss ma1s oha sis
Co. I the Subscription Of the city TO its stock They
d 'F I'M
sf M sss II Il. s ssss
fr ae rufyeses These anda under the Of Viz
sealed rsssssd az sena: NV .as
4 three srs oSss bs rs sS S as
- a. In
ss.ss we pse for se premium win DO paid on the day
OPT sssa IL Psiassr BE-
rS-,npry !, secnre mes. reliable aud perpsnens in vest
psssipisassiy disssssss
noses aad . the subscriber by three o's,oes NJ,
corner of Wall street and Broadwsy
rIScBuILoEEs-rRo WILL BE RECEIVED
mai, ~ ith o. september next at the Transfer Office
tse erss,iap j rick buildRs AZ the WORKS It
@ s ss rs sdf s s 10 ss ss isS
afda tsn seen upon ion e. The sses to
Kew YORK. sug. 20 1852. '-''' w. $780, ''N'S'
nRArfs ON Iceland &c.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
draw sight prafss various Banks and Bankers in
A's'''' WILLIAMS GIfoN No. 70 falton street.
verroe rsests failing lt 9Th ish 10Th, and a7sh Of
every month,
A PERSON HAVING THE MATERIALS TO MANU-
@ 600 or
At 800 Senrl street.
uCUss5rs, AUhAsFs AND DENTISTS.
ITTEER IN DENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL Wishing dental operations performed in superior
Qacrtte prices by mist OF many years
svc experience, will find il to their interest learn my
Ether safely admins in extracting Toothache
Instantly relieved. ii. G. LUTHER. Dentist.
" Prince street, Broadway.
WONDERFUL DIsC0vERY-sIGHT AND HEAR
w ire reNored-specteees and trum pets rendered
forever and useless DIR. LUT ENER. Ocust
and gr Of 80 Prince street has discoyered treatment
lag ard viion, matter from what how long
standing the be- that tho be
net Destroyed DR.. success is unprecedented. I'm.
beaat IOsas IN and discharges from. the cured In
shcrt time without risk pain also short weak and i'm
perfect sight restored Unice hours from A. n. till p
NJ dsiy sundays excepted. None but profesopa BUSH
attended diving Office hours All letters must be
epsd, and contain the fee Of dollar TO receive at
trnticn.
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>>>~>~>~~~>>~.>>SrS>>>0N
WAkTED-AS CHlLD'S NURSE, YOUNG FRENCH
w grsne lately arrived preferred. Address with re-
fslsnces, b, box 2 249 Post office
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS,
- - - s
GRAND PIC MIC AND COTILLON EXCURSION
~ Of the Washington Continental Guards, on Tuesday,
August 5lst TO Mount Hermon Grove for the Benefit OF
the Widow OF late brother soldier George w. smock
Tickets 81 to admit one gentleman and LADY, Extra La lies
Tickets 90 cents The Boat will leave Spring street At
o'clock Pier No. B. N. r., at ~ o'clock Foot Of Pike
street, Z. r., "a o'clock Foot of Delaney street. 81
o'clock South Ferry, Brooklyn, AZ 9o'oock. Committee
OF William r. Johnson Sergeant
L. Comlin, Private John II. Lansing
HIRAM YorsG. See.
EXCURSIONS TO COMFY IsLAND-LANDING AT
n Fert Hamilton each way. Fare, twelve and . half
cents The and splendid steamer May Queen Captan
Mcneil will leave as tcllovs vxToot of Spring street,
gh M: l2h and 81 r H. pier North river 10 A. NJ,
and Nj leaving the island last trip, At 6Pk. n B.
No half price for children.
EXCURSIONS TO KEYPoRT AND STATEN ISLAND
IL landing at Chelsea Tufts Dock, Rosville, Bontloys,
and Perth Amboy--Ihe steam ooat JYHN HART, Captain
u Whitock, will and after Frdiy. August ~ leave
New YORK. foot of Murray street. daily saturdays and sun
at2oceckP M anding At Perth Amboy, Benticy Riddles
Grove Rosye TUFTS Dock and chesese sch way Parties
desrcus Of quiet pleasant excursion will ind II ny tksg
the above route, the scenery the SCUM beAu
titu also, good hotels, bathing asd fishing s keyPort
where the boat lies three hours returning At rev fork en-
her return. nc o'clock Il. NJ N,B-Wh leave on sNur
day at 10 o'clock A N, landing at the above places.
EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANKS, EVERY
IL day, except Saturdsy.-1he sea steamer BUFFALO,
Captain Hancox. will leave Hammond street At IN O'Clock;
Spring street. IA Grand street. S Peck clip Ss; Pier
No A. Nj returning by M. Dinner, fishing tackle,
and bait provided. Fare 20 cents each way.
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OCuAsrs, AUhasrs AND DENTISTS.

ETEER In DENTAL oPERATIONs.-PERSoNs
~ vsIg dental operation performed in superior
oacrhte prsces by dentist of many years
sivc experience, will find IL to their interest learn
Eihr safely in extracting Toothach
iAstant ly relieved. ii. G. LUTHER. Dentist.
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NOTlCE-IT HAS BEEN REPORTED THAT TIM
An Bord Street House 665 Broadway being connected
with the adjoining building in erection The
dsseus renewing this impression hees leave
TO state that he 10 prepared to receive both
and guests Elegantly furnished suites apart
nsnts are in readiness for fami'ies.
CHAS. PLINTA, Propristor.
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III PEuGNETs INSTITUTION, q BANK STREET.
IL VII re open ON Monday, IL 9th Of September.
CUaMiNGs SCHOOL OF DESIGN WILL OPEN FOR
Fifth