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GRACE GREENwooD's NEW BOOK.-Re-
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CTANDING RULES AND ORDERS for con
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DOCKWELL'S SPANISH AND MEXICAN
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I ECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF FRANCE.
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NXTINTER IN NsPlrZBERGEN, translated from
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I 1FE OF GENERAL SCOTT. Ivy Eiward ~
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GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
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Personal Intelligence.


Samuel G Goodrich Esq, Consul OF the United States
ct Paris, is now in Washington.
Gen Franklin Pierce arrived at Boston on Tuesday,
and left for Concord. N. H. in the afternoon.
Hon, Jason c. Woodbury., Mayor of Syracuse, lies
dangerously sick Fears entertained for his re-
cOvery.
The Hon j R. IDgersoll the recently appointed En-
voy of the United States to Great Britain, arrived in
Washington on Tuesday, where he will probably remain
for some days.
The Hon Thomas III. Benton late Senator from the
State Of Missouri and recently elected representative
to the next Congress from the St. Louis district in the
same State arrived in Washington on Tuesday
Colonel j. c. Lee Of the United States Engineer corps
left Baltimore on Monday morning for West Point.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says that Commodore Stew
art Of Bordentown seized with apoplectic fit
Sunday. but is recovering.
Arrivals at the Irving House-M. D. Sewall, Boston;
A. Stone, Cleveland J. Gibbon u s. A.; Mr.. Whaon,
London w Hunter Conn DR.. Ward, U. s A.; DR..
Whitridge. Chaeston r. Buchstt Florida; G. Cameron,
Quebec. and $50 others.
At the American-W. J. Bryan. Georgia. Benjamin Z.
Douglass s. g.; Luther Day Ohio; A. p. Rood Georgia;
w. simpson Washington w. Il. Quincy, Philadelphia;
and 90 others
At the Astor-Mr. Davis, England;-Rev. Alexander
Campbell Montreal; Captain Lott, steamship Asia; b.
Eyre Sheffield, England; lie Grand Smith, London; J,
Cook Chicago s. Goodrdge, Hartford; d. Hamilton,
Watervlle; j H. 0rne, Philadelphia; N b. Baker Cana
ds; N. W Hanon, Kentucky s Hannah, Indiana; j. d.
Smith London; III. Ciaymoron, California; DR.. Park,
England; and 100 others
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Rain or Shine

Rain or Shine
When clouds fog obscure the sky
And veil the Day Co d's glowing eye,
As fair a picture in the haze,
As when the suns meridian
From the unshadowed zenith shoot,
Can be daguerr yped by ROOT.
The pictures taken At ROOTS Premium Daguerrean GAL
Broadway gloomiest days. equal to those
produced in the most brilliant weather.
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POLITICAL.

FIFTEENTH WARD TaE DEaogeArIc REPuBLr
aomna,iss the a.ase Of ths ' are
attend plimsr slgstio b. het a,n . Us i.
9th d.y q Angutt instatt az 10 y Amy eles On ~
2oth day"f Apsrst bstseen aud o'clock ? - ~
mo isls afe unahie 60 procure tse Ne Il t1osUau
gatarholeinx sa gise'I.n fh.y s32qia TIE AZ place
nHntAsanM = buLYeE lGspe es. K sppe,,artsd
wiLL,s& Town yecSa5liosa Gen. Com
TNwENTifTH wARD--TuE pEsocRATlC RE-
publican electors 4 tho TSenthth ward. friendly 20
rsr and the usaees % the democratic party
ward Pursuant 20 the recommendation o. the Democr
q Angpst nstsnt between the hours Of and r. M at
w avenue SsSt door T. the rorthwes eorser
fer sseldgg sls Instead . the dessnased
'aA' Iaoass " oImsTEap 5 cSsir%ss
DfsNia RyrR, Secretary.
VwENTIETH wARp.-Ar A MEETING or TUE
r. n.smssIa1e Republican Ward Committee. held at
so ~ wost Thirty seeond street Tuesday even
NY nu5ust ~ the ioAoWinB resolution was unanimously
Resolved, That Dennis Ryer william Joice and william
' ssTs s g. 9 Of The r
recommendation Of the Democrats Republican General
and Sed s%eh % s sss
ed ia OF resent hat william RSehSn act in & Ippont
BY order Of the ward Committc.
DENNIS RYER. Secretary.
AT MEETING or TnE TENTH WARD nRvo.
"A cratic Republican Ward Committee held at the Tenth
motion. tbe fcioying resolution was sdogtea :
Kerney be and they hereby appointed Vigilance
Committee to sgperye TIE approaSheg primary election
tempted to cheat the electors 9ftSes rsh,s
EnwD. J. sHAspLrv, Secretary. , - '' N''
EIGaTH wARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
~ electors Of the Eighth Ward, friendly to regular
9ucsted 70 attend Primary Election be held Roots
hetel No ISL Prince street ts evening Goth ofAqga
t to the svsrn a. rd
resolutions passed the 9TH August instant ny order
DANIEL e. DELAyAN, Chairman,
:. C. C. 3 b1 hiTsA" Ssecretaries.
TWENTIETH WARD PIERCE AND KING AssoCI.
stion-As meeting Of the "a, Pierce and King Asoea
resolution was ado pted:-l
purity Of our Prma BY rodsm % Desu s1s
and earncaty call all order loving and law abiding ci
evening the 10Th inst deposit their in
sure full and fair expression Of the Of
} S9.s s9Sc 21s Secretaries,
LHIFTH wARD-.DEMoCRATs ATTENTIoN!--THE
undersigned Inspectors appointed by the Democratic
Democratic Electors of the Fifth ward that a Primary
soribed by the committee at the Em5icm, No s. West
Broadway Thgrada the 6th Of August instant between
DANIEL D. H0RRIGAN,)
MIHdIsM EF haNT }1n'pessor'
AT A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS
oliver street and Henry street on wednesday evening
August 25th 1852 motion, the following resolution
Resolved, That Messrs Patrick Murphy, d. Muen John
Crow be- they hereby appoint ted vigilance commit
rregulaty or iraud which be
cheat the electors of 'h sna 5Esi MAeu1Rr
JOHN RIDDEN, Secretary.
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TO the TTNvcLnnE COMMUNICATIONS
ended by the Medical Faculty In New York. Phadelphia
and Physicians generally In the United States-Wolfss
Aromatic schsdam Sohnspps.its manu,sotured by the
cess peculiar his factory is favored and medica-
ted the harsh berry but by the choicest
variety the aromatic italian Juniper berry,
whose vnous extract Ia distilled and rectied with its
solvent and thus becomes concentrated tin .,
ture OF exquisite flavor aroma altogether
cordial and medicinal properties to Hollands gin
heretofore known. For sale by the principal druggists In
the City and United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Impor ter, % Beaver street.
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Perfection Attained.-The most perfect
Daguerreoypcs made, thoseby GURNEY Nos ls9
Broadway and $40 Broadway, Of Leonard street,
This statement is susceptible of the strongest proof
glance his pictures is sufficient evidence ofits truth
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Fall Style of Hat, for genemens Saturday the
18th instant The extensive appreciation heretofore bes.
lowed the Hat ssned BY this House has warranted
In the Fall Campaign, style and quality Of
Hat that but be appreciated BY discerning
lie. Fnishers Union, NO. III Park Row, opposite the
Astor House. Standard prices 81 and So
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Hudsou River d.--Burnhams Mansion House,
Dioomins dale road-Downwards The Psskskil morning
1rnin 10 New York Mt Burnham 20 minutes paS{
in the morning The Peekshi afternoon traia to New
Wpvards: The Peeki leaves Chambers street aS
ssook every and stops ~ Burnhams ~ about
Hf mast Another train Chambers street ct one
Quavter past o'clock evening" and stops 81 Burn
Sans about 40 minutes past ooook TO the yisiters and
toaYders we'll travellers both
arrangements productive Of much advantass Every
comfortable. An excellent table 10 provdea aad
Dnblips and bar, thsiS resources ASe yeehsyche.
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C,oudv Weather the best for ia

Cloudy Weather the best fOr Taking Da:
is not that the light
f preferable in cloudy weather for taking the best Pictures
ye the facs be proved to every
who will call at HOLINESS great skyight Rooms, No.
2S9 Broadway, next door to the Irving House.
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and Winter Clothing for the Southern and Western trade
IL ready Inspection. We respectfully invite Western
And Southern merchants to examine the before
chasng elsewhere will we'll repay them, being manu-
faotured In we'll known STYLE and suited to all sections
Of the country. Prices uniform and low.
d. & J. DEYLIN, 50 and IS John street
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Autumn and Winter CIothsnU- 1876

MMtuH amu WInter Clothing, Isox- 55s-
GEORGE Z. FOX. Navy and Military Tailor and Clot
lmporterLeader Of Fashions-Inventor of tho Orents
Khabnn overcont Ec-Apthsr Of the Philosophy Of M
teny street.
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HOUSE wANTED:-wANTED TO RENT. IN TIE
vicinity Of New York, small neat Cottage for IA
my Of three persons, (no children, with sufficient ground
Box 3,l0S Post office.
JOB PRESS wANTED-A. GOOD JOB PRESS, eAPA-
- bic 81 being worked by steam. Address W. 80 New
York Hotel Broadway.
vNANTRD-TO PURCHASE, A HOUSE AND LOT,
w value $500 5000 most Half the price to be
paid down. the bond and mortgage. The house must
be new order title and with
out ncumbrance Situation not above Eightieth street,
Apply, stating partcuars r. b. office Of this paper
All letters must be prepaid
WANTED TO RENT-THE LOWER PART OF a
w house, unfinished. in respectable nsishborhoods
consisting Of front back basement with two or three
first aoor Location west Of Broadway and mes
below Grand above Ninth street. Possession
the 9Th Of September Address A. N. NJ this ONCE untu
the FIRST Of September.
WAHTED-BY LADY, AN UNFINISHED ROOM
Nv N plain private family Any one having more room
than they Wish to occupy, viii End good tenant In the
above applicant Please address c. 81 33 Sixth avenue
where there are TO les furnished unurnished
WANTED-NHAR TIE CONNER OF LIBERTY
street and the Post ONCE reom 70 Do USED - An
once Address, With tefms 70 boz No. S4 Post once.
WAETID-rwO FURNISHED BEDROOMS AND
1sshsn In respectable house and nssheorhood:
Ierms meaeraSe Answer tDest paid With full pAssulass
seA VI Ssst sosss PAsts yGsDs Nd.
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CAsH ADVANCES COR BOUGHT s,a. s "un ~ ry cSets
oToeeris ~ s.;,., va ~ - -
moscs ssd ssnsensd 70 tAh snsA fEeplNtsea N
sssriSy sad dssysNsn sAherss W ~ ~ ~
secVnd seer w - - vAAAs
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nRUG STORE FOR saLE-SIrUATED IN ONE or
- the best parte of Bro sdway botanical
NTH inll stock ~ fresh disinal herbs just laid
Inc show bOttes be surpassed for beauty
OF hnish In the CITY the fitting Esthsr that
hrstolasg drug store ~ AZ trfing on.lsy, be
made TO embrace the aopathy aso and tho
stand In the city for general sseneR % patcns odas
Willie sold at aacrde other property
For further particulars address W s. Herald ofoe.
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superlatye Tonic Duretic Anidyspeptic
tin Cordial especially recommended all residn
or travelling in the Southern aud Western States.
preventive Of those arrangements Of the
ach and bowels produced by the water of those
experiencing the Cholera, Ague, kemittant and Bilious
Fevers now chiefly peculiar to them For sale by the prn
cipal druggists in the City and United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Importer, % Beaver street.
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ITO MEN OF ENTERPRISE PUBLISHERS PRIN-
ters or EnerAversThe subscriber has In his 1osses.
sion adocument whereby independent fortu1s san %
made 81 N apparently small Investment q sne Ssssss
partner IN the business: splendid sha Ss.s, e i've. &
new, sure, easy. gentes and highly pro
any part OF the world The most e ~ ~
and explain atoms will BE- given on 49, AZ
scribsr, nom Sto ~ ~ his dssSsh svs.uss uSSiI
Saturday, the 2Sth.
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at elegantly engraved Wedding

Cards and Envelopes have exclaimed Miss X. TO ber
beautiful and accomplished friend Miss s. Where tell
me where you bought them they the prcttiest
ssettest have ever seen. Why, at EvEhDELL's, 800
broadway, was the reply DEAR foosh to as l.
might have known had given it moments thought.
shall tell Henry to get his there.
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ed as edicine, is set down a humbug Dr. KELLIN-
GEh IS OF course humbug his medicines advertised,
consequently he must be humbng he s ne is entitled
TO some credit for deceivnE the first families in the
Tor many years-so deshfuy that they will not be With
0ut IL ia their families Among whom guished
citizens, COL Herman Thorn. The Hon M II. Grinne John
Dix, the lryings, Costars Janeways, Depoes and the
elite generally Depots Nos. go Pearl streets 46 300
Broadway aid Of almost druggist the known world
From % TO So eaeh.
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NansIon House, Rroo..lym MeIghts.-The

location Of this commands of the beautiful
views of the bay rivers country Hayna
mad large addition lately added IT, can no accomno
date two hundred and
with parors attached adapted for families
ge gentemen and is now prepared TO offer elegant
midway between Fulton South ferry and omnibu sea
pass the doer every i've minutes. EDWIN Il. YALE.
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MATRIMONIAL.


nj ATRIMONY MADE EASY, Or now TO WIN
A hoysrIProessor Lswtan, Boston, formerly Of Lon.
dom will send 70 address, receipt Of dollar. post
paid plain 10 On able ladies Or 70 win
the devoted affections ef Of tho opposite thex
hearts may deEire. The 10 simple but onpt.
vatng that All may be married irrespective Of appear
ranged with snch ease and dscsev tsat Seteosoa In.
possible Address Professor LAYTON. Boston. Nass. Nc
Sai6.
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Elegant French and India Wedding Cards
the late style; Silk Embossed and Plain We'd
Of the most ions Paris
and LonAop fine Silver Door Plates Seal Engraving on
st IN metal in the arst style Of the EVERDELL
502 Broadway, Of Duane street. Established IS40
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never yet been able to obtain shirts that iatsaeto
rt1, GREEN No. Aston House, would respectfully say
that by his plan Of Mt is mathemateally
&c. tain. He guarantees il in all cases.
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EoR SALE "A FAST SAILING YACHT, OF SIX ZEN
tonsburshen, thorough nrilt add copper fAtened.
II applied Tor soon sill bepoid At bargain
~ NnalA ar
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AT A MEETING or THE TENTH WARD DEMO-
"A cratic Republican Ward Committee. held at the
Ward Hotel. Wednch5sy evening, August ~ 1882
me tion. the following resolution adopted -
Resolved, That Messrs J l.. Bennett j. Trainer and j.
T. kerney be and they hereby nupointcd Vigilance
Committee to supervise the approaching primary election
ard TO expose any regunri'y fraud which may be at
tempted, to cheat tho electors oftheir rights.
NORMAN MCLEOD, Chairman.
EDwD. j. SHAHDLEy, Secretary.
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the pend store, No. 629 Broadway, Monday with
hne assortment Of Pianos from the best makers in
York anu other cities chosen by himself for their
OF tone touch and finish. An assortment of
lodion also be The public invited call ane
inspect the instruments Metropolitan Pianoforte Empo
riu m, No. go Broadway.
HENRY C. WATSON Mnnnrer
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way have been so successful in the construction Of their
Rssses ha they have received the rewardng
!eogmypts rom Lieutenant Msury. National Obserya-
Tory washington, and other distinguished authorizes
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Aok sALE-A LEASE OF BOARDING uoUsF
with bar IN the house aud all furniture Ia The
hone Will be sold for reasonable price, a. "A Beekmao
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE LONG ISLAND-TRoTTTNG.-FR
~ ary August 9th, Mt 81 O'Clock. A match for $500
two mics and repeat, in harness j. Wheipey names
M Aist G:ey. J. Woodruff names br. q. General Wool
stu leave the Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. for the track
to ali parts of the track so cents.
JOHN /. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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9evesss nus attention usual 70 Diseases of the Eye and
way between Broome and Spring streats DE-. Powells
IreAtlse on the Eye be his Office Also,
Arthoa ~ which be inserted without pain and will
move and look like the natural eve.
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CHURCH's BIzARRE.-THE TENTH NUMBER OF
turday and conclusion Of the thrilling narrative
81 sne Haunted With many other articles Of In
reret publication oce 40 Chestnut street.
erms per snuum IN advance. For sale In New YoIk,
Aanssce, nnerman Co., No. Aster HSNsS ssfak.s 81
Dexter Brother ~ Am street, WAo supply ne trace
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A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED LADY WANTS
- htuatlon as Houtekeeper, or companion to lady
apont 10 taNel TO Europe, che suffers from
fiehr ess; Has no objection TO South. The
office Of this paper. y. u -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
Disasters &C.

sEr s4,sn LooA tof Bath Henderson, az Lverpool from
Quebec Nov reports having experienced severe sale which
18th Oct uaul the 0h. For several
hours blew perfect hurricane, whh made The III labor
heavily aud eak Nhh took all hans AZ the pumps but
then could keep her havs feet water her hold when
tho ge modoaed Lost foe topmasi sails and everything
attached thereto ibboOi, bovsp monkey rail fore and
1 topssnt sal sp'ker and stove bulgar aud washed
ke anchor hatch house and several articles on the deck Capt
HceTson that he had lay for days the ship
md away week II also ch0ked he pump and the
had pumIs the bottom keep them clear ant
make them available dune the remainder Of the Al hands
the bu could keep The .hp
her hod she arrived
Liverpool The gale commenced from the and
i changed the s. T. changed suddenly - W " W.
ard blew 4 complete hurricane lat a. 20 n C1. 80 20 w
YosK'HEE. Philips whh sailed from Montreal on the lin
Nov sfol he'd Natarc The
crew are on their way back % Quebec.
BHG which kcd sept last, nachs, has bees
thoroughly repaired, anu sosI Condition ~ ever
soEn COR before reported SUM the had Du, has been
rased a.. dscharsug nod HAVING received
tamagc
THs B Lrcr Rcdtus from Boston for Hs Orleans which
INTO Charleston lesky condition repaired
proceeding 'he of The 9Th ult struck
the bar badly serds Coz
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