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Hosiery AND UNDER GARMENTs.-RAY

~ SeasOhabIc UNDERGRADUATES dHu IIO
sery may be found he very best goods at the very lowest
nci A. The Stocking and Undergarment Factory
No lo4 Bowery The celebrated Zephyr undevess intro
euced at our establishment several yeas since are unye
sally approved not for their cheapness than LOT the
liskiness elasticity and durability. GIVE them tnsL
's A. RANKIN g. Co. No. l04 Bowery.
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politieai Notices.


ward Lundy Lane club
,,s ting of the Wigs OF the WIN ward neiu az
H., NE barracks corner Of Madison and Rutgsfs ON
he eysn,pg u ine Hh inst, TIE meeting was eeso - U
S,I by ROBERT MURRAY, Esq. who noninsted r. ".
NuRGAN for President aad Z. +. COREY, secretary VII
L,soir,d That we organize ourselves ass LUNDY Law
eli Of The VIItb Ward ard Committee OF one ION
esb set he appointed 10 nominate oheers OF the Nlo
Nh.n = Wakins, Rooer Murray, George Sooks Wm
B Rech Tinoby MeCsrty, VIM HSTigan, and James
m si.epc~ oftbe Committee A. J. Willard, Esq,
asd the nnsrting 10 eloquent manner In favor OF
~IxFIFLD SCOTT for the Presidency, hich was re
',..o - i'm nine Ater which tbs Committee re-
,nn,o and reported the following officers, which were
FTP ~ P,ssosnt- EkENEZER w MORGAN.
For ice PrendeDts--JAMES SATFEN, STEPHEN
ROBFRTS
R.eoloine Secretary-WnLIAM B. BELcH.
(ouesI CnduR SscTefAry-DAvID WEBB.
TtessureT-JAMEs FKEEBoRH.
AnrI whieh the Hon. Fred A Tansdgs addressed the
meeting presented fhe claims Of WINFIELD SCOTT 20
The people and COMPARED in stIhog maaner the ga ne
,th Fra kun Pierce for the office of President OF me
II,u,6 Stats and convinced ell who were assembled
a, Scott as the and not Pierce-Which on leaving
,be ,;ar0 vfs sifr ned by nine hearty cheers.
M Coke ano Mr.. Missing then gave each Scott Song,
vheh was recey with great applause
Conrad Sweet also ar dtssd the meetipg IN an Impressive
ner when they sdourned with nine cheers for SCOTT
nine for & RArAM and line for the Wing Ticket
Eff Cory, secy. L. w MORGAN, P'eklaenL
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" iGdustrias Home Association No. D.
The sixth aar ag OF this Association viii DO held az
Union bGidnsS 10 VS. Boyyery, on FRIDAY EVENING.
July ~ 1his Association organized the same plan ~
so Mount Neruo, The Land i, located IN an elevated
P1s'nou betEeso Williams Brdse snd MosDt VernJa. sod
conn " as hne view u Loss Island Sound the Palisades
md quArteTes'e piots PuncrA attendance Of the
ben and ali hoss whine 20 join IL particularly ssquessl
a. IL qtssD u iaspk ire initiation fee WILL cne 5efJEo
tie Lsestue Copies OF the C<astion AID y Laws car
be hal The iolsWipg Plsses: d. Osyen No ga Bead
way; ~. h snth, No n N&SGu-st c. A Coacsr No
llo Bs@ oN-st C2mulerfoFd. No. as sroad.say: J. A
HanosS1h No is6 SSSg It all al the Hall ca ts .srinr
81 the meeting. J. COIZERR0RD Presiaa1t
IA. H.sDsUcH, sserstzy
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n D<R-Yhea aud SPINNER Colnslaipts-In
all Ordinary et<e BECkER'S PARMA, bo-S sgith Milk
10 not orly sess2at bat sfcae0ns remedy I'D s pra
pared With the l labor. It's character as pssf, ana
heathfu Eonnsr food for those OF weak dlEestve powers
Cor the aged wen children and intsnts 4 now firmly
established with tie medical fsealty and the public sspe
Fly. 70 b bed Of to pneepI enssias and gIosen
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY-FAlR

Pie Essn ESQ author Of lintn Matsys or TIE oisek
smith 81 Antwerp Robin Hoo5.' &c. frce 81 GEMS
THIS Of the remarkable books that has been
Piocuced these any years While the author keeps ci-e
10 the bistr,e facts Ne invented sGch nsmser OF prop
able II eiSeIts and aTtfoy interviewer them win the
text that he has Produced the deeply affecting tale
that we hevs csd. The trials and mor OF the
rCNDeo Uneen Of Ae In gsh mOnarch depicted 10
such owing terms fail beggilo the hs-dss a.
hearted Of his while his bosom s-s with ia
oignscn he peuses the dsh cru.les Of The Jealous
ard crafty ss1or and her UnscrupuOus aad blooihirsy
enssaries Who seek 20 destroy her and Der infant and
pos the mind Of the gallant Henry against the wife OF bis
hear and the child II bis love There dull paragraph
In this book The authors lsnsusse % pregnant vi
meaning that W gem the fair Rcssn0nc in her
beauty besowng the lovs Of her young heart upon the
enivAirous vounR prncee al os' hear tue ringing 5os
KNIGHTS a. their swords sEe their adversss amor
IA se the srn fe~x food from OF the
.p,r, A. 4 GARRETT 4 co, Publishers,
No - Asn-st, New.YoTk.
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~ Clrcuit Cnnrt. uNITEp sTATEs, New.Jsr

" Circuit Court, UNITED STATES, New-Jsr-
sey Disir Between Henry C. Jones' complainant,
and Thomas slaisht, defendantOn bill for Injunction,
ke-i fled pill in this case for injunction In the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the District OF
New Jersey against Thomas Ssisht to restrain him from
ustng Psdlocks after my Patent an gave notice o.
motion for that purpose Mr.. slsght appeared TO the
suit filed an answer and put in affidavit The cause gas
fiy .gned by counsel both sides and the Court sitter
ipc time Cor deberson decided that Thomas Slaight
hss iufnr ged 10Y patent and ordered an iuanction
egGinst him That IN junction was served upon MI Sagnl
on the tWeniysecord inst And eeem II my duty 70 In
form the pubne these proceedings aud that my De
Domination nights u the utmost OF my aoity
sransi an who by purchasing Of said sash or IN aoy
ober way trespsss my exclusive privileges IN the tace OF
nv rat IT. TIE JUG re in his written opinion declares the
infringement by Mr. saght In this Gao 10 30 one OF the
plsinest casss ever prsst nted 10 the Conrt . ,,,
Newark, n. J., 2sth July, 1882 HENRY L. JONES'
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Gperial Notices.

r7r RxtrnditiOn Fund.-The public respect fully
oImed that 40 persons are authorized 20 receive coatbu
ms 10 the alb We fund unless Il ey present printed
sui scryioa st with the Signature OF one OF the Coecu9g
Committee Horace Greeley MicLge phs'on Joha MGrath
JOHN DONOHUE.
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~ Eni,Erant lnieiiIEeEce once md Labor
x9ehapgSa, Nos. IS sad 2 Canal-st- Nsw-York
sase Is esashed by tn Commissioner Of tuugTatiou
~fs can always be bgnd large Numbers Of Lsbo-srs ard
Servants very low rates OF wsSes and Perons have
Air orders d by writing the Superintendent send.
ss TIE srourt necessary pay tho passage OF the parties
ssSsred Nc fees charged % employer
JAS. p PAGAN. Superintendent
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BROAD WAY THEA rER-E. A..

MARSHALL, Lessee.-rHIS EVENING, July 80
,rsnd Magical soree Of Professor ANOE R5ON the great
original Wizard The famous Crystal Cssk-t Mystic Csb
net the Mysterous Portfolios Csuldron Fan asiique; Mys
erous DisEppesIance OF Two Persons; suspension Mes
uec &C At the conclusion the Wizard will produce from
Rcd Hot Cucble thousands Of petite Vases OF Ice Cream
for the LADIES' Reserved IN Dress Circle -
Psrquet Family Circle and all other seats. 25
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Real Gsiate for Sale.

4 7 PRIVATE SALE--Tbe two story
"A fsne House aud L~ass Of IL Of GToaId 90 ne North
nde 81 l2th ct 10 feet Of ith sac OF House n
bet mont By N tset In eepth stb exisnsion containing
Vtoons Size OF Lo. % feet The ess- has 10 yesn
70 uh ct sVnd rent OF 50 per with eossnsns
Of the erd Of The term
$50 hous- spo Loi soo'pips, the ~ the above.
,hs TOE blouse aid l. of Lot ou south side Of
'N'n ~, 9pio-- the above House. containing roo0s
each Of the knd -
,rgTuWev' terms and further particulars, apply 70
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CEA BATHTNG--CAPE ISLAND

g. EA BATHING--CAPE ISLAND.
bChPE NAY, New J.rssy.-The proprietor, N ~. ~,
lowing Hotels st Cape Island have reteS tbei, .,-sh.h
this and prepared % recsiv. vi.,,
They thcm-evessbst their ara anal
aad in respects superior to ssatogs sprn. or Ssw
por cad they respectfully request the trsvehos public n
EswYork ard its vicinity TO them Watt the .5uroseS
ina either for pleasure the restoration OF hath
vhs celebrated watering place Is not eqnAied rs hahns
sntasrs on the whole line OF the :.
snrp-ssd for it's safety and the beauty Il affords do
rzhsu drive In connection they would that r.ea-
lar lns of Ocean Steamers leave New York II
O'Clock 81, RON pier ~ a. r, reaching Cape Island the
Ellowius ornns At A. NJ where carriages will Al says
be readiness convey passengers to the different hotels
over pike built lsst The Of this
line are posed II the
DELAWARE. Capt Ssua'l Seymour
tNNFbEC............Cspt Chss O. Clark.
PFNOBSIDT.. Whitaker
IRE first npusd steamer 8 entirely ncw built expressly
fr this route with splendid ststs-roons bdsrooms Ia
5he at two have beer thoroughly overhsnled
fefted with furniture The fare to Cape Msy sad
Philsie lphia is 81 meals extra
CHARLES g. SANFORD, AGENT
CONGRESS HALL......W. Miller, Proprietor
MANSION HOUSE....... Hooper Ludlam
L STATES HOTEL...... james Brown p"
AMERlCAh HOUSE,...M ReynUliB "
DELAN ARE HOUSE....Jas MeOrsy,
CENTER HOT SE........Ieru'h Meorsy, "
CoLUMsIA hOI SE.....L. Haywood
ATLANTIC BOTHL.... Joseph 1cMskin,
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1TP TOMS CABIN. nd.UNCLE

JTNCLE TOMS CABIN, and UNCLE
SANS INVITATION TO THE WORLD-hlL-
T The rnsic dealer con 20 blow his trumpet wkea
he pssshss aay good mpe. such e above MiLLEr bas
sso foy Ssle all The use aid the Igest
on krsI Tnstruners a. low prees You can buy BY et
ter iI g. cheap as If prrsentony desorhs ms article
wanted. The trade suppled MlLLETS M1sc sssoen-
Ne. S29 DSecdwsy Agent for Wstss Anndots
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~ uep@,s Express.--Via CENTRAL RAILROAD
osNEWJfRsgY T~lcs daily from New Yors q Esson
"a L.avne a. ocls Ca A. NJ ard oslock P. NJ chi0s
DC. II BTosd~ Ay, New-YOrk
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HARMS for SALE CHEAP-Oue Of

% acres stock and crops new house ssd barn ios
t700; ore of60 seres Of 80 acresbth near the hs'
road Dey6twith good bUdin one OF IS acres new o ase
rous other azes all cheap. Some 20 b. exchanged u "
pgopsIy % suts5le fc bur ing t neS ne uepV
e notification four times Gas with the city Cal on o
VAIL a, Pacific Hotel SATURDAYS from 10 TO q oher dsys
al the Depot Plsnisd. Leave Pier No NORM n''e''
g. 10. 4 and O'Clock. daily. By Central hSiroAn
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OARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

-Admittauce TO everything % cents; children under
10 years, l2i cents Psrquet &c, IL. cents extra
The Coolest Place in New York veil the most inter-
stlng Ia this establishment, with It's entertainments
LIVING OSTRICH, the ORAN9 OUfANGi LIVING
sERPENTS, Jest received. EVERY AFTERNOON, at S,
.ac EVERY EVENING. at g. WHITES celebrated
ETHIOPIAN sERENADERS, Dissclvipg Views. Optical
Fiye works &c.
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~ Mrs. l.. n. SEWER, M. Do, w.Il consul, with
.2es medically AZ hss rendSnes. No S3 kss Broadway
tos Abb u Pm.
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AT PRIVATE SALk-s0 Bmlding

A I PKIVATE SALk-sO building
IN Lots Is feet ey lo0 feet esch aurea In IN. City Of
Psteron, NtwJersey, sooa, . minutes walk nom ,hs
depot that psce from whence ears 90 40 Mac Work
seVerel times On sad nts a &c 20 so,y dx,
ipghOYe With bsncsc piazza In frvn eoatsias .nv
furnished 10 fooc style There also prem.
ises number Of oDthnnir g'oo well ~ xslsr cstsrn
and an abundance OF all kndso csoce fruit sad n- al
trees and skrubbery The ABOVE properly hssasi-
faly located over oklbe the City OF Pstessa and sur
ruuncipg country and sil be sid low exchanges or
New. York Brooklyn City property portion " the
purchase money mort For price and
full psticnlsrs spsly 70 ANTHONY y BLEEcKER.
No 7
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Amnsements.

NTIBLO'S GARDEN--JoBn SEXTON,
Mansser.-THIS EVENING, July 30. a.,
OVERTt EE-Gifads .......'.''''''''''''Aaa'N
70 BE- followed by the Comedy OF ~
PLEASANT NEIGHBDk.
Christopher Strap Haze Nancy strap mrt seito1
Pas d, Deux DE- Ia Muete II Pcrct BY Mile Drouet and
Mons alsse; MinaIy Pas S.ul CIacJVienne Mile POu-
gaud Spsnish double dance of L Boero de Cadz Mons
Niece ,po Seporit soto Pas de- Deux Pas Ssu cyroean
La Vjeppoise; Cas- sgnetros Finale, by the Company.
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CASTLE GARDEN-FRiDAY, July

Mr. G.. w. & arke, lie. DAmont, Mrs Moore,
Have volunteered their services.
The Sisters Rousset Caroline, rheresine, Adelaide aud
Clementine,
Together with all the French Opera and Vaudeville Comps
ues une the direction Of Mons Fot Full Corps dc Bal
let Full Orchestra, under the direction OF hesrs fahn
and Gue,in
At u o'clock Overture-La Bsyadere .Auber
Leader ............. Mons Guerin.
To be followed by the last acts OF the great Comedy OF
LONL ON ASSURANCE.
Sir Hsrcourt County, Mr. Fleming; Charles Conrty, Mr.
G w. CLARKE; Dazzle MIR BTougnam; Max H4rka Gay,
MIR Lynne Dolly Spanker Mr. JOnn Seton NEEDLE, MI
Jol In Drew; Cool MIR Mcnousll; Martin, Mr.. Henry
Lady Gay Spanker Mr.. John Drew; Grace Harksway
Ger first appearance in this City.) Miss X Unlock.
New Daoce-Llse des Demoselles-by the -Four Sisters
Rouset Csvatna from the Barber OF Seville. by Mime.
Fleury Jolly: lie Levite-a Meody-by Mons GRAFT
Mountain Da sy. by Miss Bfeit; Largo al Factou n by
Mons. Digu,t; Popular Songs BY Nine Pilot and Mons
d. bnnay
Intermission of Ten Minutes
BALLET DIVER EASEMENT.
LUkraiDe Polks, by Mons Maugin and Mile Cemen
lire Rousset La Cracovieune by Mia Therestne the
most poular Pas de danced in America La Ma
poa by Mile Adea de the wonderful Caroline Rousset
The sreLch Naode sille Known in English as the Wind
mill called LIE MEUNIERE Dc MARLY
william, miller, Mons MeDehand; The Marquis, Mons
GIas' Peter, Mons Charls; Denis Mile ID Arm0nt; The
Warehouses; MI Cecils. - - -
m, whole 10 conclude with GRAND PAS DE FOLIES,
by Caroline Tbereslne Adelaide and Clenentine.
Doors 81 10 at Jelock. tickets, %
cents be had all the Music Stores Hotels and Castle
Gaden.
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EOR SALE-Three valuable Lots, STU
s,ed ia eih-st. between Avenue ,s ~" yood briId.
ns Oh o. Of them sof 'Yss &C ,..s vrss :
in one parcel and trouble we Var sanSsr pax-
sie1Is sppiiestion may BE- made % nssss AZ.
sHIURMxN, Lumber nerehsa,a IN "0-" 's'"'' -
sues ard d. ed .reeIs -saaE
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~ Mechanics, Mutual Protectious.-The
NeAer. OF The shove OTdsr requested % meet az the
Hail q A. 81 p No n Grlndst near RroatwsS on SAT-
URpAY FVFSlNC lie Slst inst. TIE State Conyen-
ton meets ia Elmirs at The Hall OF NJ d. No. ~ on
TUESDAY, the - August, al 10 4. III 1910 . =
HARRINGTON PRICE, 5. 5.
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A VILLAGE FARM FOR SALE.--

IN For Sale adjoining the Vii age plot OF Wanpun, Farm
Containing 50 acres SAID Farm capable vi prooarng
nusy i've tb usbd hhes ~ srsin sna Of s.eeiuf snm
eT sid INFER $50 hesd Of horses cattle The village
Il Wa pur about 500 Inhabitants IL thriving aod
as healthy as any portion of New-En gland there Rail-
ruaa nW ru,Io within mile -ad Farm, which VIII
nicat. With Boston and Nss-fork; hNy miles OF u
expected to ready for the this tai w ths
ompeitd. which viii be- In tho course OF one
yesr person lee ving Nanpun reach Bosioa OF New
TENS liberal Fo particulars inquire ny mail or other
wise, OF FARNAM A. SUMNER, Waupun, Fond du Lac
(nnrtx Nscunsin
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Nfm Publications.

Published This Morning.
4 MELIA.-By Henry Fielding, author
IN Of "Tom Jones'" &c. New Edition, illustrated by
Ciuisshank. Price - cents
Werks Of tins author need hardly speak He has
leaving his wofks legacy TO succeed
m eru-ra,on We lave occasionally, unjust commenis
upon from coismporanes, but regard A.
poibs but tiug overflow false modsiy, VII Oh would
way before pessa OF Tom Jones" AmeiA Nothing can
ued against writings Of Fedng or smGlett, which may
net with equal force applied the of Shakspere who
them for What the faults Of h@ ate and not
peculiar Themselves Thousands OF their
emporary es hopeless obscorty. No better
v.rks fiction published than those OF Fielding
and publishers deserve the thanks OF all lovers OF
u. pictures society laying before the public these Old CLASSIC
novels srslhsaly illustrated by ,misshank Though Notes
Just Published
THE UPPER TEN THOUSAND. By c. Astor Bristed.
BRAITHWAITL'S RETROSPECT: Part XIV, for
July. STRINGER & TOWNSEND, No. ~ 8road~sy
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HtLIETON. STATEN ISLAND.-For

sale Builona Lots ard Cottage Sites, the MAJ
oW, In the and desisble part OF Chon The
avenues seventy wide and the extreme purity OF
the water with the besu OF the view commanding tho
Ray CITY, and NsrUws The exquisite drives aud walks aud
being in the vicinity Of churches schools and other sdvan-
saees render The most attractive reside nee In the neigh.
9orhood of this city The ferry landing IL at
within half mile. hut Steamboat dock will oe imme-
atey erected in front Of this pPery and the hosisof tue
two Rre, run regularly TO the island avery hour Apply
10 WIN W VAN WAGENEN, Posts Buik.nss Han.
oyer.st or WI MCLEAN. Stapleton. Staten Island.
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A DESIRABLE HOMESTEAD FOR

IN SaLE-Wbh two acres Of Lsna ia tho village
Of Eder vale Suffolk County. within u mes Of 'hs
town OF Pschos the IL aud sdaP ed Z, the
reception Of spectacle family bsv1ns three rorns sd
kitchen on The frs hoor and i've bed rooms above. With
cellars &c There good well Of the pre- ,nises
tn garden which is ssfiiy lido sslpp'rd with
variety Of fruit trees and A-ape The porchsser can
ne acroI uod.ed with Of Snd Part Of
q purchase ,r,y remain bond and mortgage, or
exchsus,d for city property Aipb TO THOMAS ~ LIS
LIE corner Futun AND Tillsry .sts. BroOklyn.
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ITO LET-A Furnished House, three

s.oriss with all the modern improvemsntsl 70
pleasant location between 18th and lzhso hens noosf
ate. Possession immediately ksfsIeness eAcn.so AP
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NOR sALE-An elegant free stono

NOR SALE-An elegant tree stono
three. story and basement House finished 10 the very
part Of UniOD-St Bro.klyn r..-. .,,h t.,,.
yso grspe Vines shrubbery, &c .ltu.e 70 ~ 1880.
krb1metorr a In Rrookiyn large csft m me pnfcnaso
on each of the premises ain on bond ana "o
gaze. -. os..h., ana s,uats IA tho town
Of sss.nry Hsrkin er Co Tor 'se or exchange. 70,
S sI,., N v or Of Wn sN MEs. No. 65 West Broad.
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NOR SALE-Tbe superior, light draft
s.boon,y MARY AND SUSAN now lyiDg ct the
Atlantic Docs Brookyn Us tups burden. built IN North
CaroiBs entirely OF oak ard recently pns IN compien
souud in sails snd every ~sy sspenor vessel
~ The cosstirg usds II not disposed Of &C pfyais sale,
Re viii he sold az Auction, to close concern, on
WEDNESDAY the 18th Of August . -
N l.. ncCREhDY CO, No. 50 s3gth'st
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for SALE.

Three very desIabe places for Sale; ons with 10
one with ~ acres and with 10 Of good land,
well Ct ck with and SHADE lncsed IN tie pleas
attest wills aes of Island undo Dven'ent TO churches
g. WHITING, No l0l ttn-av.
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NOR SALE CHEAP. or in En-

CHANGE r CITY or BROOKLYNPROPEHrY--
Three valu able Farms within IN miles OF Nov Yox near
the line Of the New York and Erie hailrad and nsar inc
villages of Milford ard Port Jervs No eoo'a'ose acres,
Scontan. $50 acres 100 improved The above f,rGs arc
well altered aud each good subs a bulldogs aad
oubusiugs, nearly new. good oTehanfs, We are 90
ARD r. n X to PER- Jervs thesce 10 MILFORD oyh'se
hroub sbssntul country, s. 25 The trip at this seaon
OF the year. when all anxious 10 escape the oEn aiae
f. IN BUSH could fail 10 ard both pleasure 400 e-
or, alton For further particulars inquire Of
SON, Mlo'd Pa, or Of SUYDAA, REkD CO, To w
West.st NY
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VJARPER FOR AUGUST.--Ready
4 4 this dsy-HARPER'S MAGAZINE for August
beautiful number. Pnce . cents
Also Ready,
The third edition Of TOM KING, the Hishwsymsn. by
the sutser Of Dick TVrpn &C. SCI beautifully illustrated
Price . cents.
Also the Thirteenth edition ofTHE MYSTERIES AND
mIsFRIES OF NEW-oRLEANS, by Ned Buatline his
last and greste,t work. Piice % cents.
ORMSBY & BACKER Qs,e Thomas Orm'by)
Publishers No II Ann st.
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no WATCHMAKERS-A young Man,

flair workman at watches. Sc, WISHES sslaa-S ;,s
some CT nty village, or would IKE - na IA
,,r IN soue e,tAhzhed stand Understands ensf.s
has iloIosgb ~t Of tools ts wstebIepa'rns. Aee's
B., Tribune Oftee.
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LNOR SALE-A Country Seat at High
II gnville, near New HaBbnrsh Depot In me imms.
80 rieirrv ~ the se.t, OF g. HennsDway Fsq Job
Ar CELL ESQ w r. Willis fsq. ana Walter n Frtnsho,
Fen corsipus 80 of God laad beautifully sns tcd,
aid having a view Of the Nwtn River and witha I've
pirues' wax Of Eew.f all bursh Dep6t Apply 70 GEO
VAIL No n Brosdwsy b. the subzc, ee ar hnshsoa-
viIle tovVn Of PishkilL ABRAHAM VAIL. .
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A EARM FOR SALE. nf 35 ACRES. under

ovation 81 mites om Newark, n il stocked with great
variety Of fruit such pears APPLE che ,ses gspes Se
excellent water good house aid garden aud Ia out
buildings On the f there Is Of spring water
with sl soei,nt IL 10 OF the pFsniss
Inquire ~ hitehead Bro druggist, No l52 Geenwchs
Il G z LINN ChpntnNLn- u
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Ready this day.
A GEM-HARPER'S MAGAZINE for

A GEM-HARPER'S MAGAZINE tor
IN AUGUST. price Is cents. - - ,,,,,,,
THE PRAIRIE SCOUT, or AGATONE THE RENE
GADE. price 50 cents. 80
A most tbrilI tale Of Frontier Life .
6In0 bsve been sold in ten days from publication,
THE ACHILLI o. NEWMAN TRIAL, price u cents
This Tsl has created the greatest excitement oot mare
aDo In England - ,,,,,-,y,,.>, ~
SEARCH OF MISS SMITH price @5e. - ..,.,,
NiLBURN, OR THE HEIR OF THE MANoT Il
Romance OF the Old Dominion by Waiter hitnore' hsl
author Of Retributiou. &c, Price 2oc -, ,,,..
GlLDEROY THE FREEBOOTER, New EDITION.
price sc. 49, IL. -
Persons going into the country viii find an excellent ss
sortrnent Of Books % take with them az =.
DEWITT Il DANENPORTS. Tribune Suildings, Nasal
Agents for Grshem's Magazine, and The Living Ase.
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Chances for Business Itlen.
BOARDING SCHOOL for SALE

ANY person wishing 10 purchase large and houushnr
Bosrdir School beautifully located ind easy Of access by
railroad steamboat with ample Accommodation Ice hos.
Outbud.ngs. Horses and Carriages 10 may learn part
euars by addressing, postpaid BOARDING SCHOOL BE,
No LII PosiDfice
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uYO PRINTERS.-The advertiser WISH
10 purchase 2eO or 80 lbs NOnpsrei Type IN soos
ODD, tb sxtr Csnfsls fnr which cash viii be PAID
SS adS,ss.,5 b tribune Once, stating price, se-
preyious to Friday noon, viii be attended 20