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aAAvEI.I4KBeY GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO alLADEyPHA
~ from pier No. l. North ri.er-Two lines daily, at
A. NJ, and p. M.-AscommodAson bne, at A. NJ
by steamboat John Potter to South Amboy to Bor
denown, and steamboat R. Stockton 70 Philadelphia.
Tare--e2 Express line, at p. NJ, by steamboat John
Potter to Amboy, thence direct u Camden by
through In Sour hours. Fare-33. Returning leave
Phlsdelphia att A. NJ and 2P. M.
E~OR M.BAEY.--FARE N-ABANY AND NEW
It York Inland Route Heilroad--Two daily express
trains, st pa NJ and 34S i. NJ connecting at Albany
with central lines Of railroads. North and West from
new depot, corner of White Fin and Centre streets
where through tcksts can be procured And baggage
checked for Schenectady, Utica Ayrasnse sud
Buffalo Passengers also received al Boome and Bowcrv
and Twenty sxth street and Fourth tations The
above trains will land passengers At Croson Falls and
Chatham -Four Corners only All other t:ains win stsrt
from City Hall station corner Of Tyon Row and Centre
street. as heretofore.
HUDSON RIVER RAnRcAp.-TRATNS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train A. M-throut ia four hours. connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
same evening.
Mail train, A. NJ; through way train atlPM
Express train, 8 Y. M accommodation train. sP. NJ.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher -Four
teenth, and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains, from Canal street. al u. A. r., for
PoughkeepEs, and at p n fer Albany, stopping At all
way stations. KDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
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yN0R PANAMA-T0 SAIL ABOUT bTH MARCH, THE
Il nj pochet ship AFGHAN. Shc has scconmoda
tons for few select cabin pa-sengefs only For pass
street. or " ogElDANN & GaUNEIs 2s south itreet.
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lnVERTIsEmESrS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
80 BEE SIXTH AGE. "a



gyuRPCRAr0N EvrTGE --oePARrslENT or REPAIRS
~ and suYpo feb- %, is5aro Bu,lders-saaled pro
tosi Wiz bs rteeycd aL s nce OF the Go OF
sse'l an sDfenes No ses ,ty Al Ihta Nv, wsa hes
pil te Opened & dance .sh ts o. laance there
fDi) Tor ace'lrS tlrse boy fos+e ~ ss.-,h sAesh
z Host o. 10. she GlIef Enincag OF Tine
yus pctn lrnent and tho Fac Nalcns ALSO, for the a.
rsols repairs 10 house IN thryq street. between
Reeset and walker for the use OF Engine Co No. Is.
tho attentions end repairs 10 house in Eldrdge
street. Division for the OF Hook and Ladder Co.
No. a. Bidders viii estimate for the mason and earpen.
work for e1ch house separately. The plans and speci
Acaions Of rhe sork required to be DONE and al nforma
tScn 10 regard thereto be had at tho Office of the
srtoslatendent OF Repairs 10 Public Buildings, No 10
xnrabeth street Blank estimates sil be furnished at
Office E.BThe Commissioners reserves the right
reject all any Of the estimates deemed for the in
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioners of Repairs and Supplies.
syORfORATI0N NOTICE--PUBIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ given that petitions have bccn presented to tho
Board Of Aldermen for in tho following named
Streets TO wit In Mott street from Walker to Chatham
street. Also in Third avenue between Twenty sixth and
twenty seventh streets also in Forty fourth street from
Ofeet east Of Sixth avenue TO and through anrd ave
eged In The above and having obecons thereto are re-
suesed present the same in writing to the Contract
sl at h Office on or iGGs nESN pes asen
Ctoton Aqueduet Department, February q. 1853
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES FEB. "a,
~ lss3-To Buildsrs-sesled proposals WIZ Dc received
No ! New City Hall, until Monday, the It'll day OF
March, 1853 ut IL O'Clock NJ, at which time they win be
opened lin accordance with the ordinance therefor)
Tor erecting story building in Rvington street.
M Of Tompkns street. the use Of the
Of Pavsnents. Builders Twill estimate for tho mason
and carpenter work separately The plans and specnca
lions Of the work to be done and all information in regard
sreto be had at the Office Of the Superintendent Of
Repairs 70 Public Buildings 10 Elizabeth street. Blank
estimates will be furnished at either Office N. BThe
Commissioned reserves the right to reject all any of
The estimator deemed for the interest Of the Corpora
1on. BARTHOLOMEW D. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repaira and Supnlies
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For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO., No. IS Wall st., N. z.
BROWN, sHIpIEY h co, Liverpool.
h. g. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN HuNROE & CO., No. 28 Rue Notre Dame des
Victsries Paris or
GEO II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships win not be accountebc for
gold silver bullion, specie ewery, precious stones
metals unless bills Of hdng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
TJ1HE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, ". SAMP-
i son, commander, will sail for Bermuda and St.
Thomas EoDday, 18th March, 1853. Passage money 70
Bermuds ESQ., W st. Fhonss $40. For freight pas
age, apply 10 3. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, n Y.
DACEES TO HAvRE-SECoND ILNE-THE FOL-
lowing chips will leave Havrc tDs 10th, and New
York on The l.. Of each month
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the trade The price Of passage is $780, without wines
liquors Goods sent to the will BIO forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCfiEN, Agents. lc4 Pearl street.
TJyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
l. Company intend sailing the favorite steamships
From PHILADELPHIA.
City OF Garcheater. Thursday, March B. 1885.
City Of Glasgow. Thursday, March 81, 1859.
IRON nyEsrooI.
Gty OF Glasgow. ......... wednesday harcn 1893.
RATES OF PAsSAGE
Falcon, 800 $65, and $65, (accordng 10 state ROOMS
knitted number of third class passengers win be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
e20.. to Liverpool $50. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing to bring out their friends, obtain
certificates Of passage, and drafts the Bank Of Ire
land, in Sums from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills
b. had at The Office of
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent, Il Exchange place.
CTAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GIAsGOw-rHE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's
steamship GLASGOW, ,962 tons, 400 horse powar Ro
bert Craig commander, win sail from Glasgow Wed
nesday fehrar, 23d and will loave New York for Gas
gew Saturday March 26th, at IL o'clock, ~ noon
First cabin, (saloon state roos) 500 do do fnidship
do) $75 second cabin, $50; third class S20stewards
fees included. Apply TO ]. hc5YMoN, 80 Broadway.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-TIIE UNITED
I States Man Steamship HUMB0lDT, D. Lines, com
mander, win Leave for Havre, touching at northampton
II, at IL O'Clock froS fier North river.
Price Of passage frat class $50 90
second do. ................s... 10 90
An experienced Surgeon board. Baggage not wanted
during the voyage should be sent board the day before
sailing marked "below No freight will be taken altar
hursday. the 10th prox. For freight passage apply
70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, IS Broadway,
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GtENTRAL BANK.-THE THIRD AND FINAL install
~ ment upon subscriptions TO the capital stock Of this
Bank Is required to be paid Thursday the third day
Of March next at the banking rooms No SO Chambers
street. BY order Of the Board
WALTER OAKLEY, Cashier.
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DRAFTs ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND IN SUMS
~ from 81 and upwards payable at sight issued by
the subscribers, BOWMAN, GRlNNEIL CO., No. 81
South street. sole passenger agents for the Swallow Tail
Line Of Liverpool and London packet ships
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nR. COBSFTf 10 DUANE STREET, BkrwEzR CHAT
~ ham aud william streets. may be consulted ct has
Office Hours from A ~ 70 L. II. N. 8--Dr. g IL
member Of the New sosk Conversely. Ees his Gp'cms
in has Office
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S r. al S St Ina NJ, %',;. .,,, .a. IA
with al requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
Of passengers and commanded by Of experience in
the trade The price Of passage $780, without wines
liquors Goods sent TO the subscribers will DO forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, le4 Pearl street.
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NOTICE AN ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE
IN New York and Virginia Steamship Company, for
the ensuing year. win be held at the Office Of the Company
~ Wall street. Tuesday, the LIST March next betwee1
he hours Of II and O'Clock, p. n.
q. HAIRCUT Secretary.
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A LIEGHANY MINING COMPANY OF MARYLAND,
Of the stockholders Of this company the following gentle
chosen directors for the ensuing ycar-Ar-
thur Leary, James Henry, Samuel Gilman Chas A. Sscor
Of New York and W. H. Fowle, of Alexandria, Va. And
at subsequent meeting Of the directors Arthur Leary
Esq was unanimously elected president The above com
pany have that they have perfected their
arrangements for the mining and transportation Of their
Cumberland coal scale much more extensive than
for years past Consumers may therefore rely upon their
orders being promptly executed The quality Of the coal
Is well established and the company guarantee it
equal 70 any from the Cumberland region The company
will always procure vessels for their customers at lowest
rates, without charge. Their agents Messrs Fowe
Co., at Alexandria w. Osborn, Esq, at Baltimore and
L. A. Quntard, at the Office Of the company
gTT{0NC Soar
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(tAIIFIRNIA-rlRST CLASS TICKET FOR SALE, FOE
~ the steamer OF the 9Th March next in the United
States and Pacific Mail Steamship Company's line. In
gore of n. T. MASON, No. Q Oh lmbers street.
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nR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, NAY BE CON
~ sltsi o'his cos where Ne has pract cd bis pr,gs
son for toe lass p years Hours from n 10 p. =.
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DR RAIPH's OFFICE hours, FROM - Is l. Il,
- and te9P. ", Sunday excepted, r No. ~ Bs~-
ton Btreet near Wooster.
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by GREEN 4 ANct1Oneers.
J,xCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II Monday, the 5h day OF September, shall
SELL nj O'clock residence Of the late Prof. benedict,
on the north street, 18th
All Of furniture which part
fellows, vii!
Mahogany sofa, plush covered lounges, and bureaus
DO rosewood. plush, and daniash covered snd other
chairs
DO marble top, side, and other tables
Do maple, high post, and other bedstcads
Tapestry ingram mating, and other aud oil cloth
curtains washstands toilet kc.
Feather beds hair and shuck mattresses and bedding
Uirandoles, mantel orr amens sc.
One fae refrigerator, stoves, &C. ....e..4
With large kitchen requisites and many
articles which enumca,e The sale will
be worthy attention wishing purchase
good furniture. ...
Terms All Of under gas, cash 4a5 credit
ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
teret.
sepl-d Aucioneers.
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LONDON, Angus, Is, 1853
According to the dic,um Of the Paris stock jobeers OF
the Enysh coson ministry, and of the "pubc voice. OF
the Times, the Turkish question, as / told you in my
last letter. is now settled. However 1T is somewbat
strange that nobody knows what manner il j. so.
Nor have the Explanations given by my Lord Caren-
den in last Fridays House Of Lords explained in The
least the mode OF settlement adopted by the western
powers. All we know lie. that the mode Of settlement
propo.ed to the Gar by these powers OF mpoency had
not exactly been adopted. but rather uncersmono
declined by Nicholas in favor OF the sood Offices OF hs
youthful client. Francis Joseph. i'll, are by no
better informed what u ese said ''otces"
expected consist As they beforehand assured OF
The assent OF Russia, may presume that the settle.
ment " i'll rot be unfsvoabie TO II at power But If so,
be palaable to The Sultan, and will he give his
sen, IL On the first point, left completely in
dark Whereas with regard TO the second one the peace
a.any price monsers are unanimous the Sultan SHALL
yield. s. s,.1. @ -. ..sag s...a
Under these circumstances. not little sur
prsed 10 learn from the French Mo~ieu that The semi
Official evening paper, the Psfris, has received fret
warning for publishing the 'fase" that the Sui
tan had accepted the Austrian proposition On the other
hand, The S<s positively afrms. and has net received
any advertisement" TOT this communications that ac-
eorjng 10 the last Consantnople intelligence the Sui
ian had declared he would send no mba.sador to St
Psersbursh until he should have received formal en-
bsHs"ehs w ue SIat nat the primo pateh would
be i'm redstey evacuated Besides, letter is published
IN the S,kas, dated Con.lantinople, al Augus,.
which says: THE irritation caused by the proceedings
pt Russia il such that il the Sultan through the co-ops
ration OF 'his allies does not obtain something which he
present TO his subjects moral advantage gained
over Russia, all government will become impossible. p
Now fancy the "mora advantage gained over Russia
by the Sultan sending, at the bidding and through the CO
operation Of his allies special ambassador TO the camp
or court OF his baoshiy assessor there TO sue hamby
for peace, while the Czar far from being engaged 10
saord any guarantee Of his good Iah" with
draw his troops from the turkish teritoriesi Well
may We doub, tbs, in this qseson everything" indeed
be settled
Now let us look 10 another quarter Russia has at-
copied, or promised to assent to- the Austrian propos-
ION Nov. to what has she, in doing as.enied in
reality To be endowed with the pro,ectora,s the
Christians Ia Turkey-perhaps conformity with the other
feat powers Bot even this would be double sdvant.
age /. Mr. Urquhar has very sagaciously pointed ont.
hssmneh a. there in Turkey nj eas, ninety out Of
every hundred Christians belonging 10 the Grek con-
i'sion, and Russia would in ali these cases. be able
70 command the support Of the "Susns sllies," while.
'nye-hsnded, he would have TO combat dopbiy vgi-
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Watering Plucea.

The watering places have been unusually crowded this
season. and lhan the White Sulphur Springs
OF which the Messrs Jordans the propreors and
ayers This delightful place. the waters Of which have ef
eced many aud astonishing this on will
the termination OF the season be greatly improved
by the erection Of cottages and Other buildings
for the accommodation and amusement OF the public.
There be grand ana fancy ball Tues
day and Thursday of week. for which great prepare
lions are being m de.
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rRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
the hrures and
in bakery estnbshent Ih
sueet-By deed
will Tuesday
sspemse Kitchen stock
and The fixtures ofa confectionery
bakery
I.isnd south snd streets, at 10 O'Clock We
81 IN rsr--li
one 6se piano. secretary and book
Paiof and rocking chsirs
One dressing bureau, wash closet, and toilet set
and walnut b~d~scxds +.
Fiv~ mshnHany and cherry tables
Lounge. mating carpet, and oil cloth
One sithsme glass
enr swings and msntel ornaments
Window shades, curtains cornce, &c.
feather beds, hair and shuck matuessss &c,
Cooking and other ~
Also, . good Of fancy articles toys, &c
harness, horse and one square bodied wagon
The day, AZ s'eieck,p ~,
,ha the they
nd inches tith
attached IN the nsed
The other house has Ave
thsn. They are handsomely located rapidly
nYo wing city, will
,lcn o p.rscr dc.irins 10 make profitable investments
Sos gas credit OF siry ninety days
~ and ~ months notes bearing
given deed Of secur.defrr-d psv~n
- GREEN sCoTT, \. ~
Aug9s-d Aucioneess
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JARPERs MAGAZINE for September. seNE#
III Dckens's Household Words for september.
Budget Chambes "Papers the Peoplen
1852 being Biography of Members the
Administration
Uncle Toms Cabin; by Rev. E. j. Steafns, A. NJ
the World; family miscellany instruction and
edited by Dr. vol 4o coored plates
steel engraving
The the End Of the Eighteenth Century
by J. q. M RAMSAY, A. Nj, NJ. ID. vol svo.
Lord Byron, edition, vo
FRAkCk TAYLOR.
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Ky j. q. MCGUIRE, A~cslo~esr..

Ky j. q. MCGUIRE Aactioaeer.
MISERABLE BUILDING LOT, CORNER AND THTp-
trcpth Saturday
O'clock premises, ssaI part NJ In
situated
having front Of ~ feet running back 60
shall on Inc houss
southwest of PENNEY
Rent go per month. Terms cash.
Terms On~ third cash balance
moashs, satisfactorily secured, bearing
JAS. L. MCGUIRE,
Sep Id Aucuooecr.
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ny GREEN IS SCOTT. A.s.,on..r..

CRANE HOUSE AND LOT ON EIGHTH STREET. BETWEEN
nd Wednesday,
O'clock in front Of the
house
and north, being par Of lot NJ a. In No. 4el
having feet running
The story frame,
.andnu admit of building
THERE'S aIso the yard. + F.
T.s oushslf cash balance in .x months, the purchaser
deferred payments
deed given and deed Of trust sken Title indpuabe
GREEN b SCOTT,
Sep 1-eod Aucionees
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FURNITURE DRY eooDs wAREHoUsE--ws

DUBSITURE DRY GOODS wAREHOUsE.--we have
greatly or storing goods by the
cup,ncy al - and ~osd respectfully in
r,is.as sf Washington eose,own Aerssda and en-
complete the above tos
devote particular house
will find all n find al and
which cmfou OF th. houses
This line And stock selected with CREST care and
the snd the houses IL he
poducerr the public secured ssksd
shall be higher than those Of other city in dur
NJ / 4
stock OF velvet svpenr and superb in the
sv.yhins the kind mink offered
her \ y
Tapestry carpetinas, In the patterns ne shove.
PLAIN Brussels ~ whsch In
extremely pfey s figures which will he found great improve
NE the old styles
Also article csrpeuns called "Aho.sor, bes"
nll and cheap. Fl ii
Fell Of Ens.h heavy and cent higher
before the late advance. st.f
Of ply csype,ns- superh
and viii be found much hesy In body ss have been Offered for
a. #l54 \ i. Z + E
Alec, ingram, entirely improved patterns. most Of
which will he found in and small figures
To with all f" 'sppy ut
rich d"o Also elegant sscrtcer' 81 curtain mate
rals with all the hrarse srd h~,csssgs 1880,
CLAgETT DopsuN.
Aa n-hk-od
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT Of Indsna
Y I'D street west nt Aoosi"n.--oa Tassday
Of september 5k O'Clock, sbul se
vauie building bot the Judiciary Square,
being "a in No. 3 having front Isdians
OF feep
Handsomely located
sale Washington,
presents. opportunity f,r good Investment
balance IL months
chaser TO r,ve deferred bearing
day sd..d given aud deed of taken. ru.
dispulstlc uu... -.
Ana
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by GREEN s SCOTT, Auosioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH A STREET, DE.
Third aud Fourth s,rees east auctionOn Tnarsy
shall seI front OF premises
ocock valuable building lot situated the south eide
q Third and Fourth
square having front Of
running back 39 feet w inches
feet.
One-third balance in SIX and twelve
bearing interest Deed given and der taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
Id Aucnoneers.
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lSeRAHAx AND MgAearR.--At the recent press ban
qnet in Syracuse the following sentiment offered by
the pairio, exile, Thomas r. Mssghert .sst
Captain lngrsham, United Stats frgate 81. Louis
May humanity and freedom always find such champions,
and America Jail to have such interpreters Of her
foreign policy in foreign ports"
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llcCunDY,s New American Order of Arithmetic
MI which Of schools supeors ~ colleges,
teachers Of
The work be had the bookstores Of
Columbia and In baltimore, under the
strong Ber. sereo and the supply wall be hereafter
permanent recommendations Of tins work
for publication
80
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nNOticeRcv b. Sundetland will deliver discourse
cence to the scoarxe New Orleans (sabbaihl
O'Clock the First Presbyterian church,
collection will taken Of the sufferers
hands OF the 1t hoped sensroua
addition be made the funds already contributed
for this purpose.
Aug
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f,OPNER RATES Not sithstsnding the advance in
ksnds goods Offering the articles below
nan q shade than former
IS pieces while flannel from medium TO 6pe y
rs pieces thtr sas-imcres aud tweeds for boys
80 pairs tiantsts, assorted sizes and qualities
pieces plain p,ousseiines all the shades
DO real Manchester ringhams, I2t cents yard,
well worth lel
piece. black French cloths and such
recommend
pieces DE Bssr, for travelling dresses
10 bundles Ai~ndae quiiis, s~sortcd sizes
colsr-d quilts Tor ssrvsns' beds Al low prices
With many Other goods arriving daily
Tervus cash. unless
Good articles, low and r dealing be relied on In al
PERRY MOTHER
Miss Dermou's bulldog opposite Centre MARKET
Aug -6t~eif /. E I'll s#st
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,

AUGUSTA,
SAMUEL @. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
Situated North eide Of Bread Street easf
WssAtss'on srsef.
uHT subscriber having taken Of this
viii give undivided attention the accommodation ct
patrons viii direced
comfort Of him with opportunity
hsm permanent boarding,
through travellers his daily osdinarics.
undersigned will be the chat
house, and add to It's reputation daily.
SAMUEL G. WILSON.
Aug D-d7uA iswtiNov .#-+
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New YORK, Sept. 2-Four Is and 6rmcr-ssles Of
$3.50 bb at So 62k IS IS for Stale, and IS rs IS 6A
for western aud southern Wheat Is bnoyant-saes Of
bushels l3s ls9 ene,ee and ls6 cents
Tor western white. Corn seady.
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ODD Fellows HALL.
Eighth annual visit Of
KUNkEL,S

Nightingale Opera Troupe whose aer series OF o4
secutive Baltimore, dsmons,rats
their superiority ~ Artistes-
they Washington hash much
augmented brilliant
They WIN "Wednesday August 3ls,, aud give
ing before depart sosihwasd.
Admoa as cents Docss AZ u performance commencing
precisely 8 O'Clock.
Aus 1-1 JNo. II. PORD, agent.