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hE person 10 whom the
vsIseen o proposals having failed bond with
as equred, proposals for The wo inved m
0ws s,a0o..,. .u, ). ,...v.,,,.,,, /,
removal Of onslfacons to The navigation Of Red river ou
ans oocasoned W The raf
he nmoun, Of shae proposals united exceed
kss m. poposs & rsmovs .sd ral unorousnyl ana 70
@ ee no.o opsuAeaon thereby Tor spec'ned Pc
ss oa R spsey"x - n bid the Tine y which he propose. 70
aay o. u ana ALSO me numbI Of years. counting from said
ion fss c,a,r An @ M ou himself 70 Keep o sad "ansa-
80 WIN DC required TO give bis bond Tor $500 with
,sc"on ~ ~" y. ~ s.sA ~ $1,000, eonea iM ne
- .s !" mc co9uast Eaen bidder VIII transmit ne
oG. - su.s'Is. "a % s. H. a pe'.s ~o 70
ss "a AorS =. srss. - .t" M sausu ~ e nA 'y W..
80 ~ Si",v;, ma aso .he cefn-
1890 " ns m.eu o lhs Sln'c ~ w!ch ne
ds.s .an % h @ ' @ a.s ana Ma ns cen
u -" - e4s"'"su uH'o*s uose cohoAohs shaH 10 com
P'1s ""s' :, ef.t IN a-N% ftttt4 #
Ill hstitga55J Terms % rayme"' H y.lHs148tt a
tovs
shall report thai poon OF rhe
ran ha. been removed pecIsd by ap
Inc fact ihs depare, viii nav such nrpoion ~ ,e sad
removed bear 10 ths entire an p0
yded partial tenth part
mua uber with nv "nh.r of years
during himself keep The payi.a
ton which be ndpe
the keeping open specified period No
separate proposals. portions be considered.
The will on the
ttbs pr rracr ,eneiyoa N ia @ n ,rI '3h hn, ~ a.
contract accordns 10 s own az hs most f.waIa M
and the most Responsible bidder = - ' ~ ~
Washington D c. Cincinnati Cazete U,nc;nnai nhin nuis
villa Journal iousyiye Ksn,uckv 4, oni. a. Loms
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mn EDWARD n. CARMICHAEL, from virginia,
IL oiuzrna OF Washington
IN, residence and ah adjoining tho Irving
~ #-H' A R-An
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VHNTUCKY MILITANY INSfTTUTN, dFerteu DS =
board appointed by State is under the upen
trndcnce Colonel r. r. r. Allen distinguished graduate OF
aided BY sn able faculty The
usually taught IN the best Colleges win he
Of natural science and
theoreic and practical engineering, =. :. :. .-.--
The buildings will entirely rehcd and arrange
before the opening OF The
.nsuse rerda the nstitte en'y unequaed
agrseabcne OF residence, as
of and stctness Of govern
N
The seventh open the second Monday IN Sep
.mbe s'o0 annoai session, tsuf
geon's psYsbie in pdysnce Id 8. = II
Address superintendent, a" Military INSTITUTE Franklin eoan
" '>'~-'' p. DUDLEY
Iuns a.usm oft BOARD.
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ICH HIACK have abon, 2s pieces very rich
" high De Rhincs ranging fom 20 % per
ya,d particular attention % me 'a"se "
probably desirable assortment OF any o'
District Of the makes are very ces'' o'
| durability NJ 1ss Ah
We shall continue nt present p''ee
erected opposite The
Completed -hs due notice of which VIZ be
w. N. suUsTERk Co,
Ans N-eoa,A sJuf 7th street, Fem. avenue,
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asasiar By GREEN d SCOTT. AscsAsAssrs. ~ y .lra
EoyEKNMENT SALE BY ORDER or THE NAVY AasNr :
rha .eIl commencing a, o'clock Washington aavy
1000 b.. dies s..ha 4a'#ud 800 g'7gl sin Eeg3
Of furniture and cooking u,.n... ISi s 4
e,20 rough muske, stocks ~ 80 =
small tubular boiler exps psposes l
s,s siss y i...,
i sale: w."aHs 'Aa'. ,r'o''
. ress. G"s. wooI p'.ld enarsa' ~'.s
10 eeee" low priced moasselines remkaly h.nI.ou.s rl
100 piece. s,yIe dark eo,c,ra cal Goes
kinds Of linen 'Aseuns, table sipI~" dsma'l'
pieces Pillow lnen al ~idh', p's'',i
aaser of any cas. Of linen goods s1anias
10 pieces silks, Widths, that and hne glossy
100 pieces new cheap shirrns co,,on. f1'a'uh 71
cartons low priced aud neat sha~is, fail styles. .e
300 pieces plaid aud plain white canbrics and muhn ss
70 pieces e hsaed bookings and aas f., cloths . N ~
& ~ % & sssa ] ss s aSs I'd % .sa 10 a.ss s.
"d i:.;Ts S;SRy "s, * ,s's1 (. is .
4 Mis-. Dermo,t'. building. opposite Genre Mlsst q
ssr'e-rt" ~ ~ q
UTUMN suPPLIEs.-we d.ily adding .appiss
shall be eorps'sd 10 a.
e~ weeks s 20 sn rois 10 n"s neS M "a,.. and soor, Ut
100 white aanns'' of all kinds some srur ehssp "ssh
s,aes .s s cent. per y.1d n. w,, worm s = VA
tonplrte all kinds Of doncstic airy gSoAs
collar. and pocket hsndksrdheh' fas .
WIN every usually wen ordered d'y soed'
wsasa,e 10 only cab, who prov-ss-
ally prompt ... IL #FrH y. III. ...H. vi I. .,,A
Good ce.low prices and fair ds,ss my Be y,;S
at" FERhf a bkoihEn, sa-e
FL. ~. Ms Dernou'. Bald'ng opposi,e Centre Market.
-------- -----------A
Younu Ladies lnsttut~, PittsGed, Massachusetts
.a.... WELLINGTON ". TYLER, A. NJ,
e }. HOLMES hCSEw, u. D., e. fs'
Principals and Popfistorp. y i
THr winter Term commence, % % Noysabe E., ,g
i tieatios desirable The iocxnon ~ nnvseAuy
hea ~us, cold bu, ~. isss. M :.
ralth ihr hest wovs"ns sos
nh OF the hoest ~
the auention si The tHends o ngh
wholly devoscs "
PROFESSIONALLY sdu
e cnt besides hour lecturers. :. IL
particulars just Issued TO be had on application
sept 5-dtms
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PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN GOODS


DGrAkrAxsr IsrKaIoa,
n Once Indiaa Affairs. sept ~, 1883.
GEALED PROPOSALS enAsr.sd Proposals Indian
Will received the once VI the
until O'Clock
nsxt, funishins uss following Indisn goods
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Ncmofat Claim agency. y N1+" -bta.
soMMERVILLE, Agent and Attorney prosecution
Ns OF penson claims araiu Con
sress Or The executive departments Virginia scrip
bought fornr kc
f"Iwnrded per mail, request IT,
)fhce 7l street, Department Po,,aye
On letters must be prepaid insure
Washington ID. c. -. July I5-low3nodX Sen
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DENY corn.r OF n,h street and
Y. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal. II.
and IN, IstoN FsLs hrApEsr ish street. bstween New
York avenue and u street,

viii baye their annual dutng The aud secon
week. in July will opeu for auoher on he hrd Nonon
full board of teacher. ~ ongau.'
For further paeuars catalogues and circulars ai n fM'
ham. uoals,ors July 7-3u
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OANDs AND CVMMNQS's BRICk MACHINE.-FATENT
y Rights No4rss Co Of this city, have been
the United states for The sale OF
thoroughly tested and
nounced By throughout the county to be e
hest machine produced Its sue
ee-.uy worked Apica,ion Of motive powe
With the clay ia teppefed ana AZ
the beet
MAJ nrr thus ercens rpd OF operation other machine
10 that purps~ nov
The American patent cnly delayed until The ma
chine Meanwhile, NJ Co pre-
parsd assoa the sale Of amoua OF territory and TO r's
a goJd -, -
| sire cts, near Post Office Department.
Imns "a sOdn
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AZ ARuIE MANTELs-Masbie worLs.-THe Subscriber
b.rs Ienvs end and the public thai he has 10
ye,.cd hi. stock comprising siennn brocksde
spaush Italian, and black marble. fchy carV.a
quality, newest sye, and superior hnsh
xh,ch he sale Also,
tomt. and head marble for window .s lin
,sIs steps, platforms marble w, COUNTER and pms ops
SOS %, one, ealciacd plaster 50 so per barrel :, .
d, of brown stone New iofk
and s,rn .n,sbe bndng pupoes lie invites the atten
on his stock, and will rndeavor To give
sacton 10 ALI W may favor him with ,heir ordsrs
" - WIN. RUTHERFORD,
July 22--3taw6m On Eatrsst, between iRh ana iS'n'
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shop south side, between 18th and i5h
s,r,e ne frame factory Housekrepers
of repair by leaving eir orders
calling above place, have put IN hae order al neh
vorng undersigned with their work
i'm proup, moderate ch1rge the fubserbe conn
of Old chairs recaned
woods Grateful tor past iavorr,
respectfully soei's o we
s0~aoiui h'pi' " "nh"oh'''
yUuIrE vrandy &c.. ta-t received, an" Tor sale
Whit, t proof for prcsevingl green ginger mus
knd white wine vinegar and 2 fs
winch the .nry stennn oi a those IN
-.n, are ,nvt,d GEO THDs PARKER co.
Aa-n .ads,.H Oppo.its Browns Marble Buidnrs.
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'rWo NEW BRICK HOUSES FoR RENT.-Two new, eiy,bly
situated modern with marble
Sea conusang eleven rooms esch and
private gsnt-ei family, will be Iened
puncsaai tenant, sppicatonto @E e@ h29tl3l6 F9R
.. f.s ~ & -Tast.s..., E. N. aTRATTON,
- Aucionecr NJ Casa,ni ssinrss ss..-s 4a -sa-
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Mary land Military Academy, oxford, Talbot Couns
- #.aH Maryiand. 8tlGa4H EHW 1876

IoHN ALLEN Superintendent, graduate Of the ppea sses
Military Academy West Pop1. sixth annual session OF this
will Monday Dciohe next
Terms $50 per Modern drawing, and music
situated pennuis surrounded by salt
water r.ued beautiful aud healthy position. IL has facility OF
BALTIMORE Cuaosurs containing sl
obtained bookstores Messs
Gushing Bailey Mcssrs T. Murphy CO., Bahinofe H'eei
Baltimore, by application ~ the supef'nsnasn'. y. aa
RptRssCrs. fuUHeu#
Samuel Cooper, adulau general, United STATES army
Cot Joseph Tayio army, Baltimore, Maryland y"
John H. II. Latrobe esq., BalmpreI Map a#f
Andrew Johnson, Nashville, Teunfsseen
Henry du Pont, ESQ, Wilmington, Delaware. E.E Hf
Col. w. w. 3 Bliss, United states army, New ohsans
7--eodsws E##t. H .H
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NoCETc undersigned have associated lhemsslyss pgsiacr
IN uudsr the and OF sHEAELL n BAILEY, tor The
purpose oconducne The business m a s various sc
purchased interest in the store and hoe
complete Variety o John b. khbfy co ~
No Centre Market space where they w continue 20 Keep u
OF family groctries "a which they
,suan, assuring the Of Messfs kbsey CO. si We,l
viii b. pursued Gas far prncc'be and
public, Ftret principles, close sppieseaon ana a
JAMES H. suEKELL
ans 97.-63,feoiwf JOSIAH X. bhiBsft
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fARM for sale n Alexandria county Vtrgtnia
~ two miles Of the aqueuct.
House, of viii sell py
from, neFeof located above
balls Cross Roas containing one hundred There
between
residue cleared. Much larger on
including ~sny thirty which
made no meadow Persons who be disposed
crsfssd John Ball. Nisth street.
Al EW SPRING GOODs.-P. w. BROWNING, mcrchan
tailor Hotel, bers leave call us aeniioc
Wssingan aud to his superior and
Of French cloths cs.sinsns and vsssss,
Being determined 10
fullest esent the priacies of low pnces and
he
S,u prevent TO the
cheap
either
auay with thanks hands the sserxi
heretofore h~ sole continuance
~. ,.pr. -'| ~ Hl0ItH3 tN-01oNG sN Mar 3t-3tawn
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IVHiTE BRANDY, ,ro"sth proof pare, for pr.s.rvi"E
pearh~e
No. white snd pure cider vinegar
White and black mustard seed, celery eeed
Long pcprers, fresh green gingrr
aud spices of all KINDS pekiinG
aud preserving
yUst teeeivss fsw Of esh prunes in small Ias
N,c,, NJ Immediate
SbnN E'L Z" =
fSu~cr rs.orsf ~ kitify \ Col
No. Centre Market space,
nw. .han be npch pleased to customers ION
vxcespt recipe io preserving peac
e In brandy N = superior ins.ner
Aug 2s--dsufh ~oawif = + .Naf#s - ~
TUE Re-rdt~g .wa Day school Of the Mssss. ""w,ey
the 18th Of Sspemh-f at thrn
rsspc. assnu. i'm aud ish stres
Reference Rev, smyth fypc, ID. d.
Aar wi
TAYLOR b MAURY's Il
s-w4 Rooks,or., Penn, sv., near pth street
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select Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies.

HE year Of this school opposite Judiciary square
Cushiaans, will commence Tuesday, sep
fnsrncon enisaess the whole rags o
substantial edncai,oa and, IN ait depsrmsh
ample apparatus The fepch
conducted Madsmoseie kohn and a ."
mi Scbe Cicus containing fuller inionaion
had addressing the subscriber nj fhsdspis uni So
| Aug Is|eodino STEPHEN MiRICK.
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osv.rhe public aans, purchasing land -sfran
II 20i, isnsd Och February, Ss2, the name q" 'a"
Rolls o forty and cent TO y ra'en agent Weshrg"n
city flied General bs"d hse sss"s'
f,r the and application vbe -sae
-,,y.n, y. n MYER, Agent
Aug io-faw6~
A. expert oyst.r-shucEer cS clean, steady. n"".-'
hab wanted furrediateiy by the sse-cnes n",
snoshor hoy, for ali kinds of work At restaurant
asntl3-3t ~ r.. ..sssr !, I,BoULANGER.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


HANGING ACADEMY.-SIGN0R G. PLANCI, THE
well known professor and teacher ofa the and
fashionable danees has the appas his
tho public that he has splendid
loon arel Broadway Sgnor Planet will continue with his
and scientific principle Of teaching HE pupils who
very Will learn all the fashionable dances
~ tho day Open for private lessons from 10 w. to r.
w. from p. NJ, ard for practices from 10 10 r NJ
Mr. 4. ~ O. BRooxFs DANCING AND Waiting
M deny bi Broome street between Broadway and the
BOvery viii for the season Tuesday Septem g.
1865 The above htted furnished in the
most ELEGANT style and brace ali the
cosverences OF modern times The hell room, with recep
ton dressing and practsng rooms adjacent
advantages for pupils and reHder IL beyond all question:
magnificent convenient and extensive dancing
academy in the United States II in the world Mr..
Brooks having made arrangements with agent At Pa
fs for The tansmsioB Of every and popular dance
ard music the pupils OF receiving the first
sni host they are produced is Europe. The
saloon and drawinsroom dineins supros.
ed TO .urpss in elegance aud finish os city in
the world The terms are very moderate Private pupils
Immediately DAYS and evening" q tuition,
or ciasse Tuesdays And dsys from 3to p. M for la
lss and misses and from n 2 iols for gentlemen and
frem iilspM Private lessons - al times, when not
pceupsa by classes Wednesdays saturday. for child
rem 'exelusiveIyJ iremstll r The ladies' primary
classes ere under the direction OF Mrs Brookss 4 g. :
parties wishing 70 engage the sho-o for
sofises sad balls viii please srrb % Mr. BrooSes, Ne ~
Brposae street
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srEs western, ssJ 6: sad extra Gsnssss IS 50 :
dos s.sss lsssssA - ssssss. ssSsass 0..sds.,
Is 50 Thss.. yss 80 Ma. ssas.srn dsss.ss q
Hsssrs sIsH came 70 hard a.i vas irnsdisssy ssN
& IS - hye asm snl oon nssl wses - hast noticed
sSi a ssd iii $40 ' w.s.. a. .S Is 81 =
Western o.s we're pretty ..is.Ss. q Ike !. ssKs
els TIC. 73e. for unsound; TO. 74c sor uxsi and
vhits Southern 7sc. T5c FOR mixed and yellow West
4 Sc ss:s
previous Quotations. tt fut
Cssya-rhs days business smbra sod $50 bags Java at
llxs lsho. 200 LAguayra Of 10 and 500 RIO at eac
FISH we're scarce aad wanted, At - a - 37h for
I'll SS g. foo No. saSn 90 ~ g. M
picked her ring per Dbl; and Soe Soc for No. aad
scaled herring per box
1900 bbIs Hour 1t a. 3D. aud 130O o. private terms
sad about 10 900 bushels wheat in bulk at I'd To Lon
sSsed o ssc he ssr ur. for thu .r aSd
in pAcsets vesse loaded for Rio at 50 per ton
and Aaoher for Boil at Go fos standard dsA; 100 tons
engaged for Valparaiso ct SOC. To Antwerp. 200
hhds. were engaged ct 3s Cd. California rates varsd
from acc 5sc and in 60c were obtained to
Australia the1e change.
FRurr-There hAys been sold 500 boxes buaoh raisns
at 81 sos ST. 20 sardines at $50 and Is oo
HAY-Aboat 500 bslss new changed hands At eoc J5c.
per 100 lbs.
Hops-Thers were q bales last years crop sold At 33c
35c. per ID This yeai's grosth beginning TO
rive. few lots received ia advance held 1T Soc.
per ib.
IArHs Eastern readily brought 81 81 u per g.
LdkK.-Rockaud sparinsly dealt in, at S5c. FOR
com mcu,, and 81 g 81 05 for lump PER Dbl.
MoiAssgs sales Of $50 bbs New Orleans vers efec I'D
AZ zoo. per gallon.
MAYA SroREs-Holisrs claimed 80 SO 50 Is for crude
turpsn tus per go lbs Sales reported Of l 900
BIB spirits turpentEe, at SO SAC. per gallon; 200
bbs common North county rosin, adoat, at 81 40.
0rs--Cruds whale in demand, but held above
buyers views. Nothing occurred in sperm and
olive We heard that COO gallons lnseed procured
a. 81 CSC. Ter gallon.
PRovEioss.-Pork did not vary much. The sales en-.
bracd eco bbis Western at SIS 81 Sl5 so for M sss
and sl2 S71. for prime, SPer Dbl Cut meats
changed There have been 270 bbls lara sold at II &c
Ike per ID. The Gales Of beef reached 400 bbls at
former quotations Butter and cheese quick Of sAls
.. full prices.
RrcE vas in moderate demand at So rs $437l for
ordinary to prime, per 100 lbs.
sucARs-The days movements included 4J0 hhds.
Cuba at Axe 5kc 100 Porto Rico ct 5c 80 Teras on
private terms IA 900 bags Manila in bond chiefly at
IL &c., and 200 boxes brown Havana in bond for sx-
port st 4kc. per ID.
waAIrsors Sales Of 70 500 lbs. polar FOR home use
have baex reported. at Soc cash, per Id.
WasREY.-Ihere we're 200 bbls Ohio aoj Prison .sken
at rs 40. 26c psr gallon.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

~AlFNhAf NnguNt ZI--U 7. VI.
AHys exhibited o. novel feature; there were 30 bba
ksp ~ " 70 for rsrs and ~ 81 for pots per 100 lbs
The inspection verc contained TO day 800 bills
p~ails and al DO. fots--in An 2 $40 abs.
ERG. n TFs- tloar wss sought after: sal's we're
made q - 600 bhls common State deliverable In Octo
Ter 81 50 10 heny to shippers and IL 200 bbs. state
ard Wetern hare to arrive socn including adry
lots n sorr at 50 CIV 81 8if supsrane No g, atsi
-, ordinary 10 choice state and uxsd TO fancy est
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CLOTHING, 10.

fNAsT orr CLoTHINC-s20oo WORTH WANTED
" The highest cssh price will be literally oven cur
for large small lots Of good east on clothing
every description. Address through post call
JAMES M0RONEY at his second hand clothing store No.
II Orange street, near Chatham.
(fLoTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-pERsONs
~ having to dispose OF receive fair price for
the same BY calling sending through the Post Once
COHEN &c Elm street Ladies attended 70 by Mrs Cohen
!yLOTBING AND FURNITURE wASTED-LADIEs
u and gentlemen having any to dispose Of receive
fsr cash price by sending 70 the stores u West broadway
ter post paid Adaroiedo : COHEN. sti'sdsg p
by Mrs. Ccten, ''''
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MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER or

MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DATcHTER or A
M seventh daughter and detccndsnt OF line Of pstro.
o,eY rsscag back fjr centuries will give ladies private
lectures s the Of life in regard 10 health osh
love eoarsshp and arriAs She H. without exception the
mos wonderful stroogst In the world or that has
bccp Nnown She win even tell their very thoughts and
~ show III. m hkeuesscs 81 their intended hushsn
And absent ends which has sonsbed thousands dur
lis, travsIs In Europe Sne will leave tho city in vary
short time rs Broome street bstwe Cannon ssd C9luu
LA, Qegtl,gea not admitted,
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The principal items OF import during the wees were as
t5ilows-scgnis So 2c coffee, si5e s5s esrthenware
SIS ssi fars tsol IA dressed skins, $6o5'; addressed
Sss So sgs brandy, eli 60 iron sl.i Sos Pg iron
. III; railroad IRON s2iF ls7; hsrivsrs. 80 CO., steel
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mo CLOAK AND xANT1LLA CASH AND SHORT

ITO CLOAK AND MANT1LLA CASH AND SHORT
time buyers.-Georgs Brodis 81 Canal street, and 80
spensrd street. Importer and manufacturer of velvet
cloth sud silk cl6aN and mantss has open FOR
spect6n magnificent assortept OF the above goods just
received direct from the most celebrated Partisan house
They Of the latest aud richest styles PLAIN
bToidered include two remarkably handsome cloNks
which had been originally intended by leading Paris
house for the New York Crystal Palace but being gy
behind tune their other Exhibition articles
consigned b. their most extensive conIecon in thi,
country Mr. Brofe would further invite the attention
buyers to HIS very large stock " goods Of his wol
Known msnufaeturs expressly got for the fall trade,
and by the many Southern aud other buyers
who have already visited him this sssson ~ being quite
soual to the nost approved French makes
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GRAND EXCURSION AND CELEBRATION 70 WIN
VI field August 80, observation-disclosures aId will
tas Grand and Houston street srris frOn tse WI
Cemetery ferry every half hour during the day
rr At quarter before O'clock On this day the lots
p5e Of Fiske will he offered sale Terms
on each lot At the time Of psrehss aud
the bAance in 70 monthly PAYMENT Persons wishing to
avail themselves of tho opportunity TO purchase lots
would dQ vsbto be on the ground early will
be provided for lot sad ell Others free
about Music and dancing on the grOnad throughout
tho day. The public repeatedly invited to
In the fesistes Of the occasion All further nosmatoa
win rs siven ~ the oee No TrYon row Chat
sam street, or by d. HOGAN, En- Che premises
G. q. ANDREWS j. r. KENO
n B-Should the weather prove stormy, The excursion
will take place the first fair day thereafter.
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DARIs FALL FAsHIoNs.-oPENING DAY ON
Thursday, September IT the Paris nsntills Empori.
Um aGl Broadway Notice TO the LadiesThe usual pub.
lie exhibition Of Partisan fashions selected personally by
subscriber from the most celebrated the
continent will take place at this
thursday next when lie invites public inspection to
Of the largest varied aud most beautiful selections Of
Paris coaks and msntillas armeaisnnes phlberts &c
ever i'm ported into this country. GEO BULPiN,
Paris Mantia, shawl and Fancy Fur Emporium, 81
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~ Howard street. sew York, il open for the
mediation Of the public The honse has recently been fitted
up with ali the mode rn improvements and s furnished in
superior manner The above betei Is eondusted on the
plas and the proprietor requests the paona
Ls former guests and the travelling public In general
GEORGE w. HARPAL, Proprietor
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The Mysterious operations OF the transfer clerk Of til
Phoenix Coal Company appear solution than
when the Board Of Directors made tho official announce
that after long and patient they had
found q mares nest. We are anxiousy waiting the
promised further particulars bat II their Investigations
progress rapidly than they have thus far 1t
viii be ~ssks before shall have another special
cdct In the meantime the public requested to
negotiate certain certificates for the company have not
yet decided -ksther TO pronounce them forgerie
Az there may OF the left either in the
hands Of the company of Individuals, it wosld be the
safest lot to negotiate anything in the sha
certificate Of stock Of the Phoenix Aaing and Msnuac
turing Com pary Of the State Of Virginia.
The New Yo.k and Havre Steam Navigation Company
give ustce that it's bonds dated December TO- 1851
numbered frsz II to l4l both inclusive will be redeemed
on the beth Of November next when all interest thereon
will cease.
Th4 following statement shows the amount OF tolls
ooictsd al the State canals during tia third week in
August and tao aggregate up to tho 22A of August for
neries Of yS0.s:-
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IoRETGN suAwLS.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
the attention Of ladies and all connoisssurs OF really
Are sbsyl to superb variety jast imported for the fall
trade and everything that 10 rich beauul and
Some tspeeimen. o. real India cAmels
hair Persisp Delhi Deccan, and other eastern produc
tions WILDE found embodied In this collection together
with exquisite Assortment OF French cashmere broehs
aud Canton shnwls in conceivable design lie
would especially present to public notice fsatura in
the shawl not heretofore introduced into this
the ab being Of pure csmePs hair but
in France by that extraordinary French invecton the
needle loo the work Of which approximates closely
to that OF India - require the closest scrutiny to detect
the difference Public inspection Ia most respectfully sol
cited GEORGE BULPIS, Foreign Shawl and Cloak
War BrCadvay