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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
NEwN0HM "-S NEW,iiAVEN RAILROAD


TpuSs rsos NV toxKvor srwtsy,n -Acoowmsdaou, =, !
wd uS"t y end hoP,M. 1hctr train E,P,.--d 70
.cr. ~ ssutSa s,i sdssror, hs a, s,saorc Nlrwss
40 hvdlersrs Ne = ~ korwst sud Hnd.orot
ro - ard Nor sskSrfus Accommodation tr,n' At
sNA ,-i. ~ NJ ter Ncr~.N sne =. 80 ADD 90 p NJ o
fVr Ch~s'tf 80.
ard So ~ The a!s Hartford 6alrosA Mchen
peibu ,f-i sdestovr Hartford and Springfield The r ii
10, CONSEQUENT River snd Vermont Ralrcad-Erp--r, tA.M
Cor Waite Mountains ant Montreal . -
s~la RNlr.d-AtuNA srd TSP NJ.
tor Vata RArcsd- srdllN NJ Accommodation TO New
fr New. Haven and New Iend R.rosd-As Ito Norwich
ssrrH'u nd Providence ard I " ~ Ne. o~cuo..i ~
u.'l", .n6 -otv.lk R,rosd- Accommodation aud IS
NV Norx From New H.vsn- Accommodating Al
as ST. srdsssA NJ ard .r N rIPr-.s, 10 and 80 P NJ
hru n so NJ from Port Chester al so A. NJ
sr, sr,, b u .dve.euea, principal
so,e.- July 1853 eco W. WHISTLER Jr, curt
HVpSON RIVER RAILROAD. Summer Arrange
mspLfSin. leave Ch.mbers. daily Tor AesnJ aud f9r
y,rry~. Tram ga hrcSsh in hours e..nciln' ITO rsis
re-shns Buffalo hoStrca O'Clock ma Niagara IA" A.
n1 T,,tn . A -TAroush wav Trains u NJ aod5?OPE.
Isrvs. r.u Z. M-Asoonmodsuon Train III NJ
s, roa.srcr.ic Nav Passenger Trar.s7 An and %IoPM
Clserss end Way Freight and Passenger Train at H.
Eo Pe,l.lnaIoA NJ, 5P NJ apd6PM
The Tt,o- resl and Pcng.sepse Irains stop al all hs
At Chambers Canal chhpheI oh and sl-'t.
SUNDAY Tn AIMS from Cenais al 70 VI Tor fooshkeepse
"" " >" EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY RAlLROADu wa
- New Yorl and EIe Railroad HoRNELLsVlIIF, thence
RTrTato ExfrTss- Through IS 80 unuteS VITA
out change Of cars time for steamers on Lhe
an nas IS.,s"an,s At Buffalo o.l2Am
vslS No courtAndst and at foot Of nsSns<
NC ruLu,per Agent No CourlAndist
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frqal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County NssYcl notice hereby gwen TO 81 P@n. h1"ps
,SSl G No az the CITY Of Ne~YaS
Ss, Of July i5i8 ANNE sEGUlN AdninsiratriH-
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
County ofN.wIers Noe hereby s'sn t. all Psr:sn bS'as
CLANS against Henry C. ADAMS late OF the C., OF Nes orr
.ittr The oiC HIcu Co No q wnln;tree IN
the Cy Ntwo tef the tSsnuet6 as' Of December
rswiO the fsfSR2 ~ Of A i19s Administrator
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
claims sssrs JACINTO lfXDOR senior of Gaa,sn. the
iseo o. to pTa .Sssente At the Once OF M Lans
No 81 S S:S. % f o. New New & Nay os
ni2 IsweuTb }. De RIVERA ST JURJO Adninis,r.ior &c
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate of
a., i 8oa 5'i ssfsS ' s' :'sa
Gee 81 J,S, '' c, ~ H.
~ .'',iil OF August pa'sd Nss I'f1 he twenty
NV ; - O. t.'--'' 'S jRSs ss co FIX r'e'D'o''
NEWYORK SUPREME COCRT-City and Coun-
~ " II N,w-YOl-sAMI IL NEWMAN AGAINST joins wdIC-
HFeH sid MILAN = wHITBEek-S uHPons f9E r.isf-Io
re in th' sec2 hS " ssd u 'If On o. hs SsS
tie Id az O. ~ e S sns to serve eepS Of y s
CIV hn tvtuts service % ths yoa,
ca, nee ~,D he" e I'D the p.aa IL t1s oa
M apS tie Cou I the rehei daiAnded Ia the compliant
i,ii iswsw ~ JONATHAN NATHAN, Plaintiff. Attorney.
SUPREME COURT-HOWkLL HOPPACk aud
HAbIf IAWYiR j. WILLIAM CRO $50 Desd SIR,
DuptiTk. Cha ltn4ae Oouniy
Ntluk. th DAYS aeI tie service hrfeoi exc4asN oi
the esl Defendants fA tue
the futs AL aggy the Court Tor the relief
e,nsuded Plant And wL iAke aote, that he
eouau i'oo The toe 0f tie Cl,rk u Cha
fsrou, County. the 18Th dsy Il july. lSN. 49,
rs law5~In A L hINE fla'nnE Auoihey'
CIpRENE COURT. Rockland County-JACOB
- AlSl AGAINST JANIS A MEIANr nioney
ssrIo tie soOve-aaued dei-a1aa
M ~ hrel, ard tie complaint
r .ch uled ~ The office the 'esk ~ the U0aaty o.
Nkad 90 The an cay o. JAY 80 and -
~ I'D ,ou the sabeeiief a nls or
v,r.s-s Re- hlu tSsn dsss st@r t2s sre
N 81 Ntr the SD complaint within the TINE aforesaid the
if r s scrcu val Indictment ASainst os ot Tue sun
lf, a. ~ the nrsf Gay 81 Mie ooe taoa-
fyhree. besides N COCKS OF IS se"a
49, 49,, = fS,5 FDN ARD PN r P.sHud : Attorney,
ba.tS t 49,, -, das-r.raw y Y.
SIPkFME COURT. ROCKLAND COUNTY
- pANiFI L. SPRING>TEtN sgsi1st JAMES 4 W "a ~ =
sun ~ N ,n, contract lco cot 49, TO ne 80
ch vii - rleo IN nc once o. ~
eik q he County Rockisrd Carkf'own ca tn 'n | %
Ju'y. copy q Your -sr 70 the
her n Office hsVrrstrsE coS.1d tJnr'' M
q this summons % yo fA4-s's
such fai 20 answer m t complain wilma
DO sfcltssd The IAnrt N tins scten S tase e'sl-
az The u wave dAT - ntf y '
cty o O,'ottI thousand eIht hiaast as n~' DC
s.dsslhe O. ~ o. fhs seton Dated Jay s. 1881 go.
EDWARD fNE Pisniias Att-raey, h.'-lsifsF'N y
jy4AvbsIh.
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nlsoirai.

COURAUD's LIQUID HAIR DYE is positively
" exception the very best ever invented
Or GoURAUDs established puon IS Chemical pn,osopasr
srymg the trouble ard moreover possesses tie s1gu"
s .OTnt RAUGs 1 MEbcGrED SOAP ns
tar gmpe .'pT7e' chats .IS. Sae 49, s s
PsI Liz ., 1y Fs q se ESQ ao S lily
Only Dr. GOURAuDs Old established laboratory 81 Wal
fe,,t BrOsd~ and No lss wasfinson-st Boston
Sn kDlCAL SURGERY WITHOUT the KNIFE
,s in Menph, Tennessee and more recently h
removed tewYor teD rooms No 45 Brosdw,y where
II faculty, without Instruments of soy sind wa;
Ulcers and fumor., called sancerous
Tumors wens Csrbunclss, Tetsr scad Head and all ernr
'v 8 C IT me Disease. of the sys. kc.
Female Diseases, of however long standing . o. -, 4,
,ube for theny-s the power OF ms ne" fe.~''
Office hours from A M I'LL $ ? NJ
rnRs ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESrORER is
I'VE Dye, contains deieterou. Il neys
the bs no to it, orsna COLOR and At ths
ccordps to directions The hair VIII ts original color dunns
.I5 1p6: tS & pS ss' R. one u.
ness ren prevents dizziness beds;he ps Of The
es,S 69dST .. adSe or Price 81 cot
the principal Depot No so Boomss Conner rna. a. No.. i
2 Futon, Brooklyn, SOD No LAG 4th-st WILLIAMSBURG,
CAND's SYRUP of HOARHOUND aud VEGETA
- BILE EXPECTORANTs IA p and 80 cent, "A asifaHi
AZ. md s fe At tie s.SDss Mammoth Dus No II 4~s.
I7HOSE PURE WILD CHERRY BIT rERS, pre-:
sPs U 4,. purity the blood md give sners,
Price only ~ cents IN PM oo,i1. so y.
Cosndst and " D Crumbe No ss Bo-ery, " Mira Hays
10 l7b Fultonst and No l46 Atlantic-st, Brooklyn
Vy7UISKERS or MUSTACHES are produced in six
F1tet bad no faith il your when bought it. eu md Il TO
be sood, and 9ueny send You my nsme ~ ~ s
HAM No Ann-st- and all druggists BTOokyn Mr.. H.yea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

IT, houNs,y degree # Da.tar Il Divinity VGs r'n'rr
ran sn lee U,iay r.bilf Pfs.it.n, . z vtri n'
D., tie tis.ff u Al&bap't a. 80 i.s ,7 al-nre--u'
Al,s- h.f q loz-u a sq-y F4ni-t-rs have mti- tsrr
apps.ssu,e 60 Calcrr = y rb-ls hey hays : =
her tents Snd intend remaining for s)me time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

sev.Ioprett az N. .nbrya in which they have b4sn
fsrm'o, aud This ncTsNe Of size tx's pies nv oy "a
Eugu.If.iinr It The primitive c. eu ~ the enciosn=
iruii q ce!s. After ID ioereH4 hAs n- on
for c.rsiD lin ih spgeu lise ni" "vr D ~ 81 e-,
AL ihete ctmions lis hent 81 tae - hssi- q
shape there b. DO OLE Which = MGR AMI more Pr" nj
LtIt than tie ret. sud xh'at could be cnm2NAo!s %
s,ruinsiion v.,ic- While germs sre thu- 'onsun'-'
ihe IN q ones j, onniin ualy taking place
Tbs ~ Kind If construction process 81 the MS,
gerus one Of their ends wing pnchsd OF e. ser- ana
thus vhst Was single oecom.s tro. which Are atsen
cd in M Uniform manner This germ. thu. Drmei
nay cons, - even only singe cell As have oen seen
~; ,ocn stsirs form .iIe by the encogm-nt
forT alton a. cells with 'he sac By which inciosed
In this vsy the germs multiplied - considerable
uuu Der, the LuTv- material for this groEih being sp
pareIiy sort OF liquid WITH which they are oathsc con
tsIec The stiomeg aud which here d-rv-f from tue
sbdou.n If the fret parent, When these germs have
reached the Of 3oOths Of zach in diameter there
sppears each side yelOEi.h vItelils ook
mess # .pcs which i. composed OF lNg-. yeho-sh
se which IN SIZE AID general aspects are different ir
ihos- sltus germ proper This y=lics 80 10
eresses poi gas,u with the germ and at last lies ike
ci7ud over md concesls one 81 iis poles.
wsud also INSIST the point ma Il does not extend
itself gradually the -hoie given mas ana Is there
iore quite unlike true gerrinaiiVe ve'ic- or pr"Ein
Gus disc Wien the egg, Ike germs. have attained Ile
sse # JO0 Of inch then appears distinctly the .kech
ing Cr msrtirg cut OF the future animal ms sketcning
cop,s at fret Of decry NAKED reiresngs Of the cells
here ana re- but which b-co1-e re prominent
f. N urroVs snd At est whole form stands boldly out
After proce' ding with his subject in able manner and
to rome COZ soersb, length, the learned author says
&" IT, N this discussion ct of tn highest relations Of
ply solCgy hXve wandered too fr from our sub
PCT proper wA,h have thereby sought 10 usrats III
recty ul the thread OF It's discourse for
f.v concluding rtmsrks
The final question il, what il the legitimate inter
Ire alton of these productive phenomrnt Of the Aph
ces have oesctedi NJ snsEer tn this has been anti
cipsted in The for going rks regard it nothing
but rather anomalous Orn at g-ru nifouiy IA already
chow The yVipaous sptces are s-1ss they are not L.
al.s hey hsve no proper female organs no ~ ares
ana oycrtis These vivpaT1r. individuals therefore are
npy gruhiparou- the b0 iii IS Internal Instead OF
eIterIAi, With the Plyps SaG Ac+l-ps It moreover
If the logical pecularlties Of owl
parity, DIT all these similar conGOGs ecOnomed and
m sic snd do rot tee Intrinsic OF the pro
c.ss.. concern I'd therein
0kis paper was illustrated with plates
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF

The Count, Al 'o aavns n'
NrF iork n-rchsnt
ata.ed 'oge thereof 20 the ,locrnefs Al ne
s2it CRY Of Ne~ lrs - OF
August Ard Nv l ne t~rsJ
md J., Ttt.la.,. THOMAS 4 COOPER, F,.ry.or.
i-.trI.s JAMES :. FfR i"
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF NeG York notice hereby al persons ha'ns
esius ARTHUR +. sEGUlN ate 9th CITY OF Ne loik
deceased To vouchers thereof to the
,sicur at residence No SO White the City OF Ne~i ny
on January ueAt Dated Ne"lo tbs ON
dn, Of JuIy ift8 ANNE SEGUlN AdnnistrairX.
f..f IA
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~ O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and INTER
IIsDEN ana AABUY RAILROAD TO PHILA
\ ENl0RK 40 MONTREAL RAILROAD VIA

y seEsver sre spripzsec 70 Bellows Pals Ru land Barring
: 9s1rt5tTy. AousgsT ALBANIA Rouses Point 81 Johns
s Nor t-eL Ticket Office corner Broadway and Canal
x Z.4t ard 4bsv Express II. me A. NJ and 5f NJ Bag
e<Le1 ttrn1Eh Fiei-ht forwarded with dspa CHI Apply TO
Il YEANlIs HYDE. Gel srAl Agent. No ~ south .
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NEWYORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, vi,

.' INV ~ RsEY RAILBOAD-U. ;. MAIL sud EXPRESS
Ls IbrtusA -Four H0urs-Leave New-York foot OF Court
G6 sad a 81, Add q aud 81 NJ. Leave Philadelphia
" ". Ae zton and A. " .nd q aud y y foot Of
~ - fsfe & e o. TO- sccoutcfs ll tue ". V Neg
liHeA nsn IbladsPtis rhroush'ickets sold and
@ nd AEOsElesssse CARED fer Baltimore Washington, Nor
20 'soD, IL iAo I'D aut a aud 81 p Al trNias
ltscils Nth 4 behind fsausuEs
y hefne The r.Ins leave.
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fEwNORK 10 tee WHITE NOM ~ IA Al oy y u

\ AZ. Nc 90 - INNRENCE RAILROAD. from fSs'
~ travellers r.ch sne oas OF 'ne
= -,-s -csd >lr-el srr.nseuf't> 10
. 49, ia - White fountains leaving New-i or
= Il. ~. s.,n s.i rrcVidsnce ol Fa tNses
---f So tsA- ~ 4 NJ uNu pr tollNHa 9}
a.. 4. rsrru Rs.irVsi Ar7ve 81 Portland 81 u =
= =. - ssr-a-rs. A. G'rf>n y Il a. ~ = Ira'
-, 80 b, 80 a. " tain cdfe Al ron lAra arc
q, - -rrui-9 nom Port sid Trsvei
~ rVrrrf h'-i sffre 10 toTt1n IN u1r y
/ anaS. 4 Srnt Af-sncc an 81 u =
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IFOLtD DO. NORWAI.K and CLEVELAND RAJ

kpAD-FoIurus. connection With the Michigan >osth-
4fotlsr osns til Lac Sbore ard eyeland and Ptssa
csc ne RAJ road Line between The EAs and West
w I'd uosl eNpedoas between Eastern cities Cssea
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of


County Sea hereby 10 al persons havins
against 1kNtDOR late OF 0uay IA the
Island lco present the same with 'oucnefs
Thereof tie sutscnbe a. the ohce OF Msss oeestei lane
No Nassau Cts Of New ORR o. before the fifteenth
dan Of Novsu bel next Dated, New York, May u 1850.
MIC lswfuTh De RIVERA ST JURJO Administrator &C
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h h,Ulfls MOUNTAIN. va Central Railroad q


II = u
~ rr-- CouiDg IS +. ~ ornnedately
-, - nr- r-ess f-u-l SewYork tsd Avon
R-,rrruE esves Avon e A. u and connects
= = D., E---es, 49, vtich a. Newly about IT,
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williams burg Clsy Intelligence

DROWNED WHILE PLAYISG.-A boy named James Bovsrt
sb years Of age whose parents reside 10 Second street.
between >outh sixth and South Seventh Streets while
playing ct the foot Of South Sixth street about six
scoch last evening" fell into the water and drowned
His bcdy had not been discovered late last evening.
ESCAPE ANOTHER PRISONER PROM BIAcKwML's ISLAND
afterr about two o'clock four prisoners
sten sted TO make their by swimming from 81 ck-
welps Iand, in . nude state They d. coVsred by
thyse Of the keepers sfer they had arrived in the middle
81 'he river, ~kO pursued them Az they dis
covered thss they pursued one Of them fegL ed
vsshr ess, and asked passing vessel for plank which
the for bio them giving him, and supposna him
ss they left him and pursued the others whom they
syer'oth and recaptu-sd. The faint one made his
eAcApe.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

<SUPERINTENDxN7y cyyICl, CRYSTAL PALACE
y July ~ 1858.
Palace openseveYy day SundAys exespted
me hours Of ecleek An, ard O'Clock P.M until far
thse notice.
single admns.on % cents.
InxoS sWs-ve yssss VI ~ '''''..' 70 censs.
Tickets sSniss.s IL: holder until Isl Of October Soisrs
ckets nay b ct entrance to che Cyysta
Palace, &C the mndo store Of VIM Hall Son. Ne 80
JOHN n. BArCHEIDER
EccHetary Of the Superintendent,
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-
a street aisv doors s,s Of s.n,ve.sn pa.s and
and the cOnfors o. quiet home contains all
Cars and stage: parts city. WIZ
A CARD-wANrEp To HIRE ROOMS, IN ANY
~ PERI ito 10 city aa 81 srshn By %s family
small room for cooking which moderate YsSe VIII no
giysr and anis ,psnt obtained sddrsss stating
onhce, for one week.
CovFRNEss wANTEu-A FOREIGN LADY. EDIT
~ eatsd and accomplished and capable Of taking tho So
naasson BY Addressing eiaa a afss Of desirable
NosTH CAROLINA six PER CENT STATE BONDS.
Sealed prSp.sas win Be- received in tho city New YORK.
IHIsh,.s Of $500 ss sSns. ..d s.s Sosss
and will vii have Ss 81 ay @
the int rest, at cent per aDuum viii be payaS
vii Of 'i AZ Snsi u s ssS
Republic in the esy Of New York unless hen purchs
under tho s ausessy Y
state oI the State IN the ~ ssd r s5.S
t5;S They viii issued * sums %
These bonds are, by express enactment exempted rpm
ef's TO saa STATE e:
HSns,sfs 60 T. New Yos directed to the care of Ms'-s
s's MI ss s q ss ssss h
ssS Rss sS., s ss a. Of
T. ss q The, s aSpS 10 s. .ps sS
last 80 tho credit Of tho Treasurer Of the State of Nosb
TINS deposit may be mode esber in the Bank CT sho To.
s or r o. !. s Of Cape Il
yhig. q M showing Of tho re
have them BY application at this ofce, 10 Yessrs
Brown fsss Treasurer of tn. NsIs SSG esss,
- = - ~---------
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CAUTION.


(1AyTION.-LOsT, ON THE BOTH ULT, A NOTE FOR
~ 1915 dated Let July months drawn Theodore
Beach to his trder and endorsed by him and NJ E.
Greene, and Basgerty Greene Co. all psTsons eau
Il ned AGAINST negotiating the same payment ther.o
has been stopped reward will 10 paid for its recovery
1t No. 1855 Greenwich street.
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scWmg IAcnineS:-hc 10 most Important to
the pubs to know that Walter Hunt, Of Nov York vas
by man years tho first nvet tor Of the machine to Sc
with needle and shuttle The ningly
right &c that Invention We have Hunts license
crest sewing munty smbraoins ri varieties
have long since decided that Singers Sewing Machines are
the only that will do work perfectly ana moot psoats
bly, Machines for sale at the reduced price OF SOB com
plete for use. In SINGER CO., 1928 Broad way
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moreFresh certificates Of the superiority these
Safes all Others received almost daily The
IRE proved that nothing but Rch Safe could
NE heat q that hs Pearl street
burning oil candles for eighteen hours, had effect
On the books and and the recent ire in Now
leanA again proved the Of Rchs Saa
nandsr safe, as the following certiAoate shows
New ORLEANS, Thursday, August rS 1853.
two stores occupied by situated the
rchoupitoulas and Gravier streets together with
By IRE on sassssy nEh august s books ana
eAes, which was purcf led In November ls4g from xr
Isaac Bridge. snd had constantly prede
Ss. ~ a: Il fell from the second and lodged
to several casks Of spirits and OLA IL have encoun
tered intense heat during several hours
doubt that the purchase Of Richs Safe best and
indispensable outlay that be made by engaged
business. KENDALL ZOE q l5OE !.
An assortment of various sizes psterns ways on
hand st The depo. l46 Water street New York.
STEARNS MARVIN. Successa-s to1;ch q Co
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Defiance S&IRnaandcr saTes-GayIer's Paxens
ROBERT PATRICK Is The sole manufacturer In she
United States Of the above celebrated safes c. GOT
ms ImpepetrAble Defiance Locksthe best and looks
,omhined Depot Pesr street. one door -
Yellow Maiden lane, formerly % John street.
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Teas Emo Groceries, &c Tine largest and
ests blish oty-Best olong
Ensh tea 30 per pour d best extra nus Young
pous best old Jsvs coffee lad per pound good Java
fee L. per pound Sugars at the lowest Wholesale
prices. eHUTE BOYI, Wholesale and retail dealers SIS
Hudson street, Clsrkson street.
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J Roo,S, Esan.y. ANA UeIlsy. Is the nIot.o a.

,S "a Sn9o FaIaoe, bl0 btOadwiy, aud at his old
~ fnton street, sA 90 rs from Br adway, tho
onnpes IN The city to really good boots Shoes
s aa h,,S Hs Tor sd son,lemen, mlsses boys youths
Anu ehiloren N B--FJens b ooots shoes CATERS
ssiyea BY sy'ry steamer from the maksra in Paris
es..eoing,y i2w biiees NO 575 Broadway opposite tho
BroadNQy. -'AS~', - u'''o ''FtH
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Pianos 1T. Gilbert d Co.'S Pianos, with or
Without Eolan with cireua, scale, have been ach
ded BY discriminating public to be the best IN the world
and you want to extensive assortment Of them call
N HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF OF POLICE. AUGUST 30
lice Court market for tho proper sup
pored to have been s.oen viz 20 eghorn hats plated sill
silver Pis;sd spoon, butter knife sivs. Iatsd Al
roll Of red flannel o-eapin silver knife Leather
trunks rair pantaoone coat, cloak, china dinner
cravsts shirts vests work boxes, bead bags piece
GEO W. MATsELL, Chief Of Police.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

TtLoTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. HUNT I CO
~ Nos. 80 and 50 William street Of MAIDEN lsns t
porers and bbers Of goods for mems only
prepa-ed With new and complete stoch Of cloths o~s
DO TO which they invite the tAp.iou Of trosnt tor
ard marnfacture-e u olo.hiuR
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Music BOxes.-,AnOther \

Music BOxes.-AnOther New Assortment
just received ut kOGERSS Bazaar No 40 Broadway.
Also splendid assortment of toys and fancy srti
cies for prsssnts Strangers will fnd ROGERss Bazaar
the cheapest exteDAvo In the city for
chasing and beautiful articles gifts.
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Looking Glass Mandatory and Ware
house. street The cheapest and largest
sortmsn in the city Of amental pier mantle and oval
glasses Also, all kinds Of mahogany and plain work
RICHARD 3. KlNGSLAND Il co.
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tsHobensaes<'s Worm syrup and Liver p,i,s

are to DO tho gfSatost discovery Of tho
me syrup IS 5sre cure for and tho
sTrs tor liver sOnPaints sad the worms r. from his
fckng AZ the rose sore eyes, offensive brsfh ck head
Ache pain In tho side stck stomach Of
CHE tcat pttire Of rothy phlegm in tho norniog or
ier hrbensacks Worm syrup snd iysr Ple viii you
s. them Thea theao IA no suorthp3 fail. Ohsse No
EDNor.h 6scou strs.s riishr1phia u ". II cBENAVCF
Prnristor q v. CLiCEENr.i 4 ca, 10. 50 Darxias
fs-ces, wholesale pzt.!a " W - - '"'
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Session Laws, 1859, Price 81 80, just pub
BANKS. GOULD CO.. IA Nassau street.
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NSNl3 D-toR A GyNrLtyAN and Els WYE,
W pafs y &A0utN t0etisfi-- ssona aud h..t
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never purse-lniio heats Ssss II ave. e
pus:1pip heats best i've 70 hslnsss ''"' -'''- we
No t-P"pss 500 free for ii horses that mover won
pursme heats best in Ave- to waaons and drivers weigh
$780, inside stake slco half forfeit free fes
No. 7Same os No D, 10 Wagons
No. S-purss $780, in side stake $50 half forfeit freo
all horses that purse over $l0me heats best
in i've. to harness
No. 9-Same As No 3, to wagons
No. 0same % No. to wagons and drivers weighing
1916 pounds.
No. ll-Same % No 8-two mile beats to harness.
No I2-Pnre $50 IL side stake 500 half forfeit free fx
al hors that never purse soo-wo mile heats
towagons, -
No. la-Purse $20e for s) horses that nsvor wor
purse 5000 mile heats. hest in i've 20 harness
No -Purss $3.50 free for all horses oeg.ing Mac Ia
mis- mile heats. beat in Ave, to harness
No Is SAINT u T.,
No. l6-Same as No. 1.-two mile heats to hGrress.
No l7-Purso $500 Nc "A, to wagons and driyen
weighing 1855 pounds.
No iPurse 5000 free for all hOrsssmile heats, rest
ave, to harnest,
NO !t-Skne as No 49, to wagons
Hphand Maid excepted In all a5ste ruyNs snd staksA
from No to No u S's
Ihe above and stakes to close September iO1<
o'clock at Fslkner Dursen's Hotel, so.reY Of Ea15
Broae way anf Cbatl STREET
Three or more to make and
to como OF in the months of September and October
JOAN l. SN ELAKER, Propsieto-.