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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
DR. HARRIss INFIRMARY,
h NO. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET


DErwEEs SECOND AND LOMBARD STREETS.
MONEY REQUIRED.
over twenty years experience in the treatment Of all
forms OF PRIVATE DISEASES enables Dr. HARRIS TO in
sure sound and speedy in any OF these compa nts
Ills remedies free from disgusting OILS bdlsdn poisonous
compounds Q mercury, and Injurious drugs which OFTEN
load 70 exposure rendering the unhappy sufferer udd
forlVe.
THIS INFIRMARY,
celebrated throughout the UNION for the eectual Of
all classes OF Secret Diseases In the shortest time
complished by proper and safe remedies was established in
this city over thirteen REFUGE from Quacke
ry No public notice of this Institution would be required
were it not for the number Of strangers large city
posed to IMPOSITION from the nurng bats of Mock Doc
TORS who will promise anything to ence strangers to their
wnITED sEPULcHREs.
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
may here find certain restorative. Tho remedies OF DIR
HARRIS in renovang the MENTAL AND PHYSICAL POWERS and
removing all ORGANIC DISABILITY with other evils chtae
by certain Secret Habit innocent in occL certain in
effect, and unsurpassed by any discovery of the age
TO FEMALES.
DR. H. has given particular attention to female diseases
His experience enables him to relieve and
all bveguaries Noruous Derangenent Constitutional Hsah
ness, General Debility de- Prompt attention given to let
ters, and treatment marked with skill and decacy. Com
muncations sacredy inrioate.
Distant persons cured at home by addressing DR. COR
DON HARRIS, Baltimore, Qetters pospaid Medicine sent
ia any direction by mail may 27-ly
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
AN ACT for grading Ninth street west

BE eRdctea de- That the of one hundred dollars
much Their OF be necessary be and the
hereby appropriated payable out Of the funds of he Sew
enth Ward for the purpose Of grading Ninth street west
between Maryland avenue and d htrCct SOUTH
Approved, October q, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

AN ACT mskipg appropriation for rebuilding inlet to
and Thirteenth streets and for other purposes.
lie eHacted de- That the Of sixty dollars and
eghyseven I've and the is hereby appropriated
any money TO the credit Of the Second Ward for
building inlet TO Thirteenth and streets and
altering arch Eleventh street. street, and for
cria for the same aud for repairing abutmsnts under the
arcn on Eleventh street
Approved, October 81, 1862
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

AN ACT authorizing the curbStones be set and tho foot
way paved tire west ,ids Of seventh street vest be-
tween and II streets south.
BE tocied dc That the Mayor be and he L. hereby
and required the cuTbsonos to be set and
the footway paved on fronts Of squares fur hum
rd ana thrtyscycn and four hundred Jnc thirtyeight
between ana streets south: ana to dCry the eNr
thereof hereby imposed ard aSscsel not to
thrco dollars pea front foot The lots fonting eest
seventh west in squares four hundred and thirty
seven four hundred aud hrtS eight, lying betwten
and II streets south Tho curbstoncs % be set and tie foot
way paved ogecahy to the provisions u the act concerning
paved ptwsys approved April the fourth, eighteen hun
dTed and twcntv.nine.
Approved October u, 1852
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

The Canadian gold discoveries are assuming
Importance,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

JOINT RES0LUTI0N in relation to the pump in the alley
in square numbered four hundred and Gfysix.
Reolred de- That the pump in the alley in square four
hundred and fftyx he ana the hereby placed
the footing other pun in this city, as to repairs
&c Tropid That the or owners q said pump hrst
relinduish ALI exclusive right 10 control It,
Approved, October 81 1882
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

AN ACT for repairing the reservoir at the OF Egh
tenth street west anl street north
Be enacted, dc, That the Of fifty dollars, or so
much thereof may be necessary be and the Is here
by appropriated out OF the funds Of the First Ward for the
purpose OF repairing the reservoir at the Of Egh
teenh and street north; the work t. bs
the direction Of the Commissioner Of the First
Second Gards.
Approved, October 81, 1862.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

WYMANs HANDBOOK OF MAGIC,
CONTAINING the wonderful Tricks performed by Bitz,
" Harrington, Alexander McAlistcr, and Wyman Price
l2l2 cents For sale at
,WIMERs Stationery and Fancy Store,
oct 2l-tr 9Th street, near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
INTERNAL AND EiTERN1L,
it fails in giving instant to the most tormenting
and agonizing pains.

Spinal Complaints St Joints Strains, Bruises, Wounds,
Cuts Frost Bites Cholera Morbus Dysenery Tic Dooreux
and all other complaints where there palms, RA
WAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop the pain, and
quickly the disease.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

occupitd by the Assessors.
BE u Enacted dc Thathc If twenty-five dollars,
much thereof be necessary be and hereby
propratel out general fund.- the purpose fitting
up tho occupied by the Assessors.
Approved, october 81 1882.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

JOINT RESOLUTION in relation lighting certain lamps
in the Fifth Ward.
Resolrcd de- That he Mayor be aud he is hereby au.
thorzed have tho two lamps Maryland avenue,
tween and streets north lighted during fall and
dark nights and pay the expense thereof
tho appropriation for casual repairs OF streets &c the
fifth WsTd
Approved, October II 1882.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES, sc.

LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES, SC.
DERsoNs leaving the city replenisb their portfolios
and writngcases at moderate cost with French, Eng
sh and Americas letter paper, gitedge and plain; note
paper and envelopes, fine and medium; fancy and plain
waers steel and quill pens postage stamps ivory folders
nkstands, wafer boxes, lead pencils Indiarubbor and
drawing paper for those who want to skech &c. &c. &c. at
WIMERS Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
jy T-t s xth st, Louisiana avenue.
LIME FLUTED GLASS INKsTANDs, rs
cents apiece and liberal discount made If purchased
oy the halfdozen or dozen, at
WIMEH@S Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
june 26-tr 9th street, Louisiana avenue.
sHAvIEG-B0xEs VERY CHEAP
J,HE above article be purchased at WMERs for 62
cents; or fitted out with Tallyho Razor, Shaving
Brush Toothbrush, and Soap, for $i25
Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
4-tr Sixth street, near Louisiana avenue.
TALLY-H0 AZ0Rs-WARRANTED.
there is such thing luxury in shave these cee
bratcd Sheffield Razors, and Bazins popular SHAVING
CREAM both Of which be had at Winners for S0cents
ce ptrbuto largely TO such n result. Call at the
Cheap Cash Stationery Store, Sixth street,
may CTR Louisiana
JOHN L. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND COUNTY MAGISTRATE.
H OFFICE Eighth street. opposite the house where
he may be found at all times.~.a feb 81
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
GENTLEMAN Called on me on Sal

A GENTLEMAN CaIIed on mo on sat-
~ rday ss and stated that he really believed he owed
he present existence under Providence the Of amp
toms Vegetable Tncure He reduced and debitated
that he was unable to walk square at time for many
months and gradually grew weaker, but induced to
trv this medicine and Is hale, active Call and
get pamphlets gratis at WINNERS Cheap Cash Stationery
Store where Il s for SALE direct from the manufacturers
R7-s sixth street, ncar Louisiana avenue.
June 2p--tr
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CASTLE GARDEN.-TUESDAY
~ EVENING. Aasuss 81 the RANEL FAMILY viii
CASTLE GARDEN-THREE

~ GRAND GALA NlGHTs-rhe eelebra.ed RAvEL
YAMILY-fhe public 10 most respectfully informed that
poas st Castle Garden for three nsh and poively no
longer. viz MONDAY, Ans 50. TUESDAY, Sla, and
brsted snsrtsnmsnts The Performance Of these great
nrstss Ia York 10 unfortunately, Of neceey confined
% the above nights In consequence OF thcx engage
nsnts In ether eiss which esncct b postponed me
tsrtsinnent on Monday Ass so Nm been generously sppro
psd hy ne Rsvsl family for the bsns6t snd rshsf ots
srtunss ssssrsrs By the sis csan,ou Gre u hsnrsl
tsB PARTICULAR IN future advertisements
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ANoyel for the whole Union will be published soon
Or, LIFE NORTH and
~ sourH, showing the true character Of both, by
MRS. SARAH J, HALE,
ILLUSTRATED.

He Who loves nsi his country can love noihinf'
The intention Of this deeply interesting novel Is to Illus
trst the dignity labor and show the influence OF Amer
lean on the character Of people both North
and South II book for the Nation nothing partisan OF
sectional has swayed the mind Of the anthores Mrs Hale
is not nsed by any of the sn Of the day but above any
female writer Of country true representative Of the
moral dainty and grandeur Of woman.
H. LONG BROTHER, No IS Ann-st- NY.
Thwok cannot fail to have large sale, and the trade
are therefore requested send IN their orders early Bound
in cloth price 81 paper covers IS cents.
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roiiiirGl Notices.


wUnionists.-Ar regular meeting of the Unonsts' AS
,oeison will seld at the Broadway House WEDNE5
DAY EVENING next, Sept. l. at o'clock The Associs-
tOp will be addressed by several eminent and dstng ashed
speos full attendance Of the members IL earnestly
seqpested. BY order. SlLAS c. HERRING, President.
k kT ANN y; WAD'wORTH' Secretaries.
TJ Al Meeting of the Lundy's Lane Guard,
belo at the Rleeckerst House, on Wednesday Evening
Aug g. 1882 Mr. Asa Bumsn called to the Chair and
Charles AlbeItson appointed Secretary.
On notion Resolved. Among other business that We ad
jourD to meet again 90 TUESDAY EVENING, 3lst inst
ut O'clock then and there 10 elect officers.
On motion Resolved That call Tor the next meeting be
published In the following papers Tribune Daily Times
and Ezpysss. ASA BUTTMAN, Chairman pro tenn.
CRAs. b. ALBERTsoS, Secretary pro TEN.
~ The sixth Ward scott and Graham
club requested attend their regular
weekly meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept !,
ct o'clock at their head quarters North American Hotel
corner Bowery and BayHd.st: ..
G SENeLD b aDsss, Secretaries
W Eighteenth WARD Chippewa CIub-A regu-
lar meeting Of this Club will be held at the NewHav
Hotel cor OF 4th and nth st. WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING September at o'clock Those favorable TO the cleo
ton Of SCOTT and GRAHAM are invited TO attend
MATTHEW ID. GREENE, President.
JONAS f CONCKLIN,
ELISHA s. MOTT, Vce-Prendent'
JACOB II. vALENTINE,)
W. Wm. r. Ro SEsSs, in Secretaries.
GEO. + NEsBITr Treasurer.
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ad Land and

q ~ The KfpgsIand Homestead Land and
Buildipa ISOLATION will meet for the election ofnew
membeIs and for other purposes on TUESDAY EVEN.
O'clock This Association is organised entirely diff
rept plan from the ordinary Building Association Each
n.mbs h TO have lot Of land and house built IL to his
own paid for in monthly pssments according to
the value of the house and when thus paid for or in any
other ay full d.ch srge from all obligations TO the Ase-
siaop and from ali mortgages will be There is no
ookipe forward 70 sn indefinite period all Is sure aud fixed
J. BuNTON. Jr, Secretary, Once NO ol Nhamoersst
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re- The Subscribers to the stock OF the
NEW-YORK SMELLING AND REFINING COMPANY
are hereby notified that, by resolution of the Board Of
Trustees the first nsament 10 per each share 10
paysble at office of the Company Wednesday, Sept
d'iS'~ oS ''"'' " c. H. ANDRUs, President.
1scuan PERRY Acting Secretary.
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GIOO REWARD.-The house No.
qP wv $50 4th-sv, was entered on the night Of the
9h inst ard the following among the articles stolen
fine gold Watch T. F. Cooper No. 4,S72, with plain gold
chain attached.
fine diamond Breastpin. sing setting
lsdy's Breaspip Turquoise setting.
geld pencil with white In the head which was
engraved ITO Geo Peckham, by tine Union Nominating
Committee Mercasule Library Association"
pocket book containing SIS IN gold and 81 10 bills one
con mutation Ticket issued BY Harlem Railroad 70 George
PeeLh.m: note signed BY Nicholas Carol for So and
sundry papers of only TO the owner Together with
lot Of ladies' and gentlemens clothing aaost OF the gentle
mems clothing hiss the OF George Peckham marked
upon II: also baggage check No SO, n Y 4 b. K Road
The above reward will be paid for the recovery OF the pro
No. 20 Libertyst, orNo. $50 4th-sv.
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CuLIMAN'S CHEMISTRY.-FIR
- PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY; for the use Of
Colleges and Schools By Prof b Sillimsn, Jr. new
EDITION of this work In psD and will be Issued early In
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ors and those who before adopted IL viii now ind
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- four early editions hss encouraged the publishers
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Of its class .A...u. .,,h0,
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DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.

ID -seversl gentlemen, gentlemen md thetr wives
having satsfzcoy references may cbn pesaant rooms
inates vsk Of Fulton and South Fenss By application
Nc ~ HiehSst, BroohIyn-
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&i 000 The advertiser wishes to
fsOOOs invest the above amount ia the Flour
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Cost an0 fonn6.

7 OST-By young Lady, in going from
23dst. to Clarkson, yesterday morning, Portmon-
nsie containing forty one dollars in bills with little
ehsnge The finder will be literally rewarded and receive
the sincere thanks of the owner by leaving at No 81
Beach-st
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~ Notjce-Ctzens and strangers, what Is the use OF
navns as - or a. Tor Boots when you can get best fencn
Faf Roots with patent shaok ready made or II order ir
"a So AT A BAKERS, No so Beekman-st french ra'ent
Heather Roots SIS 81. Call and see.
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rR- Grand Vegetarian Festivnl.-Th

ESy- Grand Vegetarian Festivnl.-The third an
uuaI meeting Of the American Vegetarian Society will be
celebrated with grand Festival Dinner at the Chinese As
semby Rooms, Sept 10, at O'Clock, p Nj. The dinner
by JOHN J. MOFFAT; music by DODWORrHS Band
Tosss and speeches by the Cfcels members and their
guests The Ladies will Patste OF the dinner and psrtlc
rate I'm the edings Morning meeting at 10 M, at
Clinton Hail Tickets ST. for sale at FOWLERS WELLS,
No ISL Nassau-st.
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az Atrcr much Time and LabOr spent IN en-

~ Alter much Time md Labor spent IN cnen-
ta and ply Biological research II has been the GOOD fortune
nj WILLIAM BOYLE No. IN Washngtonst- 70 discover
the ne qua non the matter Of Shaving Soap his Amoe
Is over the whole Union, the most pleasing In
Ms use and after effects of all the many inventions In the
market IL mparts healthy tone to the skin prevents erup
top alkaline invariably promote and thorough
Agents over the country May be had Of A. b. d. SANDS,
Ne 100 Fulton st RUSHTON, CLARK co. No rs,
md RICE 4 SMITH, No. ~ Brosawsyj CARY co,
No 245 Pesrls and by Druggists and Perume through
out the world.
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CAMPAIGN SONGS-As sung by JAS.
~ A. FRASER ard CHARLES MESSING, composed
by them for the Campaign of 80 Of which have been
the popular 40 (which rendered the meetings
Of tie CLUBS Of that time pleasant and enthussc will
be published by +. COMBS No. IA Grand ST. ~ T. and DO
ready on MONDAY, Aug 90 Price cents cash. or S. per
hundred. SCOTT and GRAHAM Clubs, and Others should
send in their orders immediately. Orders from the country
PROMPTLY attended TO.
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TEACHER for the Wanted.

Il IN young ladies' Seminary with lev pupils intel
hgen suable and thy Lady teach Music and french
Would be I'D If Drawing and Oh Painting could be added
but these would be considered essential qualifications
To the rsht person pleasant hone cered Apply by letter
postpaid, to d. s, office of this paper.
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Gperial Notices.

~ Temperance and City Heicrni ~. Ems
large and elegant Tent recently consrusted py ie
Temperance Alliance, viii be opened with apPfoP', d.
vices, on TUESDAY EVENING next August OF, III rh
Five Points public square, opposite the Oid brewer;
Tent strong, built Of best atersls well ne9u an ~
Portable seats for Two Thousand persons hey D. t
WELD, Of Brooklyn and Hon. r. CULNbh YIN ~ spea a.
the occasion Among other excellent songs nf '" r.
Macdonough will sing The Noble Lay OF piaiue. ei
fec order will be preserved and the pWohc aes d. "e
Gentlemen are invited
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II A large Organ, built fod the Dutch Reformed
Church Kingston N Y is row completed at the manufac.
tory No l72 CentIest The Clergy Professor and Anna
teurs in general are respectfully invited on TUESDAY,
e,cocL HENRY ERBEN
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vw- a,,.ut,op Attention Scott and Graham A.
oss,,on. furn,hed with Flags Banners Transparences
a. by ACKERMAN Il MILLER, at their old stand No.
Isl Nassau st. between Fulton and Ann su
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m Pari. Green, c's'' Brand)-Beins an Am

q FH I ,,N,a lao Snown 10 be unsurpassed
bv .nv foreign importation for blisncy or beauty OF color
or Surabty This Green is confidently recommended a.
s,mins The netce Of parties concerned in Its for ship
peiptns Venetian blinds wall hanging nc, for which pur
pose N is prominently adapted Manufactured ana SOLO
by THEO. SCHWARTZ, No. IA Jscoo-st swamp
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MAGAZINE, for SEPT.

uARPER'S MAGAZINE, for SEPT.
IL i A magnificent number Price Is cents.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for SEPT. Very elegant. III
pages original matter Only Is cents.
NEW BOOKS.
THE PRAIRIE SCOUT. thrilling Tale Of Frontier
Life. Price, so cents.
THE RIFLE RANGERS. BY Capt Msyne Reed. IL
Illustrated. Price, so cents.
AUNT PHILLISS CABIN Price, 5Ocents.
THE SCOTT AND GRAHAM S0NGsTER. % per
hundred, Il! cents per copy
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TO SCHOOLS in NEW. YORK.

II Gentleman who has been for several yea teacher
Of French and German in OF the first schools and in
siituiioDs Of town. and who mas made
ments which Obige him to take up his residence IN New
York, IL open G0 arrangement with school Of
high order p this city, teach the French language ans lit
e1ature having hous unoccuped ser the s Of Sep
TENDER next Pesse address, post paid to de L. AZ the
Off of this iounLal.
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DUMAS GREAT DRAMATIC RO-

DMANCE-
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS, or, The War Of Ven
geance. Novel, by Alex. Dumas, author Of :" Monte
Cnsto," Three Guardmen," &c.
The story Of 1.-THE Coscan Brothers presents inter
sspg OF the habits pIeiaSsss see Of
ConicaDs and particularly OF the Nennetta OF war
OF carried between families aud CONNECTIONS
sometimes for several generations IL Is the original TO
nance which damstized the versions now play
ing at the theater Of London and New York Price %
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