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WANTED-By respectable Protestant Girl, 81 u
sioa Chan berst snd 20 help 70 mina ssiisn; O.'
S.. ss ''''H''d'' 10 sen or '1' y : 70 = ~
VANTED-By highly respectable young Woman
>, .H.on g r3s.5a.s and Wv N, Z Sur 5.s
obDs .s srs;-raie and l'oa-' App No ri s2seT
WANTED by steady respectable RI, a 'tl 'ti"n
" ssCeos 40 TO ia Ta.hias H's he -; q az Re- =
sss csa be 'eea ior'To sAy'"No IL h'av ZEE d''
WANTED-A situation by young Woman a. Cork
rive b bet city reersreJo ID fam h rs vet ~fa or
s: 'i lss. * N. ;s sI two '''' No % Wee a
WANTED-By young Woman, situation a'
At No Roessve.i-.t. ron No. Is
WANTED-By a respectable Young Woman. a stu,
W d. house 700 Psn Cook good Washer
II. ,iso 27 vo,,-i c,n Re seen ,so d.y.
VVANTED-A Girl Of II or Is Years of az. as
lad ' 80 s 40 oS 90 i ,Sa peet.s Ga
Tde Of HrOsdv.y
NCANTED-A Woman TO do the manufacturing OF
the fancy department fT H M sS's aP' 20 II Bory
NNANTED FRENCH TEACHER-Mr. RENE,
w Protestant minister from Per. i e-o1, Of oon9.
TED moral and religious yenfleuisn and
fsei Teacher Of The French LANGUAGE whs9 as as Aasa,
he cspseity ard rorsity Inquire. Nj Lespn.<e, Freaeh
XVANTED-A smart, intelligent Office Boy. Apply
VNANTED-A Vessel of l2O TO 100 runs TO load for
w waIsham. Nv QUINCY. 40 81 Johast
VXANTED-An intelligent Man, to solicit advertise
w nets fora weekly PAPER A'dres Pun IT, ALrf at h'
ofee.
XVANTED-A smart active Boy One willing to
W vork my arF,yto DIETZ BROTHER Co.
No lS4 WIians;
VyYANILD-A JeWeler 10 20 town on Lake Erie
w Apply o. BROWH, PALMER DWIGHT ~ BroadSay
s(1ANTED-As Salesman in a Clothing store. an nc
~ rive yong = o. gerteel aid ant
psIane laye Of tn. city Or State preferred Apply a. No =
FpioIs'.
SN1ANTED-By a Young Man who can give the best
the business underst suas b)c keep
srd charge Of small establish men Al Ice
CLERCUs Box ls3 Tribune Oaee
WANTED Ia a boarding school near the city, resi-
w dent Ensh n,sd sh The c.ss- pre-
ferre5 addr-ss B. box No 1911 until saturday, ltiae oh-
a. ANTED- Immediately. ~ first rae Bread AMI
w Cse Pakers Who must % pa5e Of taking charge up
Bskery No i5 3dav BOT Lone Aseo Apply WIZ 1A-''
bug the b. ely References
V%rANTED-A frst.rate Matchmaker - 60 South. 70
w very liberal ~l b. paid Sne oat ne os- iced
arpiy. BROWN, PALMER DWIGHT, NJ. ~ Broadway.
NSvANTED-By an active middle-sged Man, who
w quick hglre sfgluol ~ St fori
l. willing 10 ake generally useful Coos reference A. o
honesty iobTey Can he seen q 70 III lsitv d aoi ne
l2fLst
VXvANTF D-By a young Man who has Two or three
sb. enr,ret Terms mo6ee md references satisfactory Ad
df,s l.. box No. ia TrhHne Ofoe
I'll u00 to $4,000. - Wanted, ao active Man
~ sVVDU ffom the unity vrerred. vi from 81 O 20
$40 Partner established MANUFACTURING ou'
n,s bou competition paving aersse 30 Der en- y
rsbe Of ended nd tnev Adde'S iOHIp MN
Tribune Office for three DAYS satnz real rae anl re 20 De e
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Groceries.
Rcarb ano Rooms.

DINING SALOON.-J BROAD wolld respectfully
~ nfn his friends .nd TIE public genera that De- hss opened
In Saloon. Nc Is Fa1r-sr dcO below NsssAfs
where h prepared them Vh tie best the n,rke ston
J. BROAD
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Ncm Civilizations.

Ncm Publications.
PICTURES on LIFE AND HEALTH; Or. rilE
l. avs aNp MANS o. s,L CULTURE, Illustrated with 50
erersvirs. by Or. W A Aleot Pree VI 3
b. Hon HORACE Man;
TWO IFCTIRFs ON INTEMPERANCE. Pnce s5 eentA
AFIw THOUGHTS FOR YOUNG MAN Price : eenis
POWERS AND DUTIES OF WOMAN. Price . cents
FOwLYRs WELLS No. ISL NesAa-.t, \ Y
DARRINGTON'S SKETCHES-SecOnd Edition
M E If'sy qn ,1:s AssT Sm Tunes Sir Jonah s
NJ eton judge the High Court Of sdniFst N !reAod VIII IL
e 5 9S 5 P Of he , %5s s o. saARSrEIRE spn
ms, ri To be completed vols age Iona - &c -
7ry poI TIC Al AND MILITARY HISTORY OF THE CAN
PAIGN or NATfELoO- F. tie lIen;h Ue Ira bsva "a
jcnu by Benst United States Army limo map -
s-ufA ,p
CLASSICAL AND HISTORIC Al PORTRAITS. BY James BIZ
i@H0' IS REDFlELD vos 10 aud ll2 N...aa-t
s,kOf SILllMAN's CHEMISTRY Revised hii-
uel - rscov mite The s,.enOn Professors Ana
l. 10 ~ newly snd Enlarged Edition Of thus valuable
WSn lew faop,hs past whole wor has be.n entirely re
issotd nss5S1 enc as ssseS eomTs The latest
zee Chemical science
; rorisSi Proiessoss and Teachers. AID admitted By AZ
who have examined and used A. 10 b the s~ -P INV
We viii forward the WORK BY maj preP.d upon the receipt
epy to tie nunlerou. applicants for Professor SLLihASs
ehcoiag NATURAL PHILOSOPHY VIC beg TO ssv tI
S. tsn ursbe oOlapete The for the fall sssnSa u
Will eaaly day possible meanwhile we oes las
diligence e s'i fEcR THEo BEss fassr. PAsP
rI,HE NETWORK JOURNAL, No. 9, will be ready
Topaz We'd sy S} S taS S has been
'0Os' " Wv P D. ORvIS, Publisher No. IS Nssssssi
OONSTOCK's PHONETIC READER, No. l.
~ CoMsTocKs JUVENILE READER No i~co.~ psos.ss
.seead beel Common APhsbe. Pubs.aed y CohsrUeA
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as NURSE AND SGANsrRLss, by respectable young
N Womsu good city rserence OBJ be seen for w5
esys No. ~ IIudsou-st- basement
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rJdnis.

L REsPECTABLE You've GIRL wants sltuat'n 10
~ prvae family 10 make herself generally useful good home
uesired wages Apply between Woodhul ,nd h,ee e
r. 10.
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w ARLINGTON CIRCUS-Corner of 39thst and
eh az. hooss ShospsoS MASN ........fropneoEs
Ie rev sesc,.Ts q THE CARNIVAL or VENICE vii be per-
the STAR COMPANY evsry ArTERSOoS nd ~ IN
MO poon open q add ?. PeroIussaeess At sEd SIM
Adr'sSer 70 sl pct 81 ne asase . ,sans
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~ Her Instrueion eompnse Enssh On its ga rem
lehes Frensh Music Excellent oniss b. given
ene T. NJ Box No s5 Ohee Of the Tnbuus Will b
ansXeIed.
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GERMAS Girl desires situation to cook, wash AMI
~ iron or do chAmb@rwork waiting, small
awe BE- Of May be for days al No III East 18Th
4, corner Of
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.StHANBrRmAID al PLAIN SEWER, by respecia-
~ e scotch youns be vel recommended from
situation for three days No lo2 West
l9tlist, first door.
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NArIoNAL rnEArER. Chan. -a.st-Door. creo
URO ADWAY rHEATER THIS EVENING, Aug

Rp "a will be performed tho Co uc D sms Titled
" yam Re IL TINE
NJ Slabee Cr,. I'M Gong uhc
TIP YANKEE ~ CrUNA
To commence VITA A LADY AND 6 tNl.s IMAM IN \ Pee
IIARfN PERPLENISC rREDI 1AMENT
Doors open and Overture WI precisely
s Boxes srd p Quote 70 o,s Fsmy ami Upper Crses p CT
F-vste ROxes. IS ard g
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4 YoUNG ENGLISH LADY, accustomed to the ednca-
~ ton Of youns ladies form Reside
Governess sentHsn fam IN Sewf.s or Il. vicinity Hef
yse Of Instruction comprises II gh al is branches French
Italian the Theory Music P.noofe Guitar and singing Can
ave lsd, this city Adore. H. NJ Box No 1896
FRI ure(
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RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes a situation as Chinbef-
~ msidhe best city reference Apply at No g. Soro y.
STEADY YoUSG WOMAN wishes situation. She L.
~ Was rouer and do neral hOlssv *
20 BY re.pectsL youag suat Chs'b-rai
eausfIess a. washing I'D Iilsi very Affection
Apply 81 No 81 F0Esytst Lon basement Ca
f.rf ldaF
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SSM WANTED I n VEL ~
~ ke pa, md Gnpls eerky rveE Fs pGreaAs sccEs-
NANu7lCTIlEh Y4s I1ccaA
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Iioltis to BE- had at all , prneipt Music s'OTes
.. IL. I..... -.

- MOUNT BLANC.
Given EVERY EVENING except Saturday al the uagu oeni
Academy Hall,
No t6l Brosdwsy opposite Bond-st
Oresrt AID Pianist ALFRkD sEDGWlCk
sr 30 cents Gentle and ladies' q Children, usdeI
l. years, half rnce. ILL.,,
nooTs opcna 7Enteitain nent 10 oonm nee eiec
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IT 5 SIHOOL AUENIIt II-41J o! u IL W =
cox No IS Broadway CAenss .iSr.ey transfer
~, ew interest procure perpetual istroueti9s 400 1870
-. xlth n. fazaes, TaEtrrt PsSs ifss
p,,,, Ca persons a. the Tanee Of AZ ceoo
s.ty &c. Persona calls osn Hned the nv nae rice -
r,r cer IRE required oa for one yea.
so~aJ bsns 81 - es a. 10 be renewed a eesa eses y -
80 so ~ DocSe Investments proc1- eaor t~a
.sx SC ehx-re pvPls Frzcn Jed e s'e s.n vs.'ee
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CLINTON PLACE INSTITUTE Tor ioCNO LA
~ DIES Mr.. BLAcKmER -tI reopen ~ soUdhas sod Day
st,- 5tE sad
1870 on MONDAY set H. Parents ~so seek for the axfsrs
S 10 .ensh Of body discipline snd energy VI mind he
.i II without ssEg han NOR. eslure
rysd 70 lisp. TIE psa Of tins school Yer
p tfeI liz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-18

rS0NCUHpuNY RnsOLUYION.

TyONCUHaIE! Iss0LynoE. PROPOSING AN
aI.s; Senate That =. following amend
rs three sSs ssss es
The sr e. s1 S s
suhtsts for section three of article seven The follow.
Is. sSai q
S ..a :s
n ss .s made Dc dn
ssnt 70 redeem part pTiosipa a. ..ipustea
q e any
::Asi !: =. ss:d. sfsss ssd sIniiss
.ss N :ss
ssa. q: @
go.
81 ha :'s o. n
for Il. year which such spp,oprs.
s n: . :: e. " ss
a =. hs p .,d for tho ssn:nSy By
~. SoSsr s1s
year thous.sd eight hundred aud amount
T., 1s I'll
fifty fve shall DO paid suoh cert6sAtes II provisions
Of :s.s. twelve Of this article requiring every for
70 tho Loan: authorized By his section No part Of hs
section .As BE- paid ., applied uPon IN
e Mo laws Of n. year one sish. hsp
urn.hsd prior 70 he hr. JuPe thousand eight
on ths canals sh. no. 20 BE-
two except Canal Board with Che Of the
Lssatufe All contracts for work or materials on any
canal shall be made with the who shall offer TO do
provide tho ~ The lowest price, with adequate security
for their performance
STATE NEw YoRx-In Assembly, June a. 1859 the fore
going the Of the State
This day agreed majority all the members elect
I'd 10 the Assemby. By order Of the Assembly.
WV. II. LUDLOW, Speaker.
Attest John 8. NAfew, Clerk.
STATE NEW YoRK-In Senate Juno Is 1883 tho fore
going amendment Of the constitution Of the State
this day agreed Of all the members elect
cd TO the Senate. By order Of the senate,
8. Z. CHURCH, President
Attest Ira p. Barnes, Clerk.
srArE NEW YoRK-Secretary's Ofise-I have eompar.
ed the preceding with original resolution this
ofce and do certify thai the 10 correct Transcripts
thersfrom and Of the whole Of said original.
Given under my hand and seal Of ofco At The city
Of Albany the th day Of In the Of Lord 1853
HENRY g. RANDALL Secretary Of state.
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TELEGRA PH.

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-NEW YORK OFF
main entrance Of the Irving House. Broadway entrancs
ladies at the door Chambers street.-The Mag
notic Telegram Company for the purpose the further
esnnodaton Of the public to keep with the rapidly in
telegraph and enable their agents to des
patch with the utmost promptude all that may
be offered have heavy Tor and
pars completed and in active operations two separate
Hen New York to the city Of Washing BY the rail
route, with five wires from New York to Philadelphia
wires from Philadelphia to Baltimore and Wash
ston by the other line along the turnpike roads there
tons A Washinston, Trenton New BrunswsG Princeton
Newark, Jersey City, Havre de Grace, Port DepoBt, and
New Hope With seven wires above and regulations to
insure prompt delivery this company anord 70 persons
rapid mode Of communicating with personal business
friends cities extent Of for ptituds
lnequaed by any other line this country Telegrapbng
recently experiment. has become systematic and
liable medium Of business and the amount of Thousands
Thousands Of dollars is daily transacted through il
agency.
PRcEsror the transmission Of ten words less tex.
eluave date address, and signature for which charge
made) the prices Prom New York to Newark, TWEEN
~ Philadelphia twenty five cents and TO Bslti
Washington, nifty cents Open daily from NJ v
DP.N WM NJ SWAIN, PrssiaeaA
VIZ. p. WEsrEavsLr. superistendent
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01nIET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS
IA ~ A. hrixe hafuu

El1RlET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL or RECORDS
81 Tho owners Of water rights North river between
oxns passed the Common and wss
sggsovsd y ths Mayor, July That sphhsad b
on she centre street 70 re soSthesy line Of Ham
d WORK 70 Se completed within years from the adop
Hon q th. resolution also that apon the completion ot
and West street shall be flea in - soon
he hereby directed to give the notice required law to
ven In ike to the propretors Of the water fronts
suoh exterior Line, and who have Ahen out grants
said lne Eake and complete said hulkhead and I'LL in
and make behind the within the period specified
Snd default Of said pr0pretors obtaining grants
Yd line and eensentng 70 mahe The buIhead
Ase intermediate ground required within the time
two months The adoption Of This resolution that
e said bukhead part thereof Of the
Mayor Aldermen and Commcnaly of the city Of New York.
ard for their benefit.
JAMES FUREY. Street Commisasner
Wev YeYh. July rs. 1853
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EXCURSIONS.


" The superior steamer ARMENIA will mako an excur.
every day except Sundays through the Nsrrows
Keypor Leave the foot Of Chambers street at O'clock
returning leave Union at o'clock and arrive before dark
each "a 1 degS.ay h Ses 81 ss
pleasant excursion of the season Union il the
part Of Export che property Of the Florence and Key
IIxCURsIONs TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY
Captain J. W 'HSYcox. viii leave Spring
81; Pier No. ), n K, 4 H. returning BY r, NJ: Ehls
Coton band will be on board. Dinner, fishing tackle and
bait Will be provided. Fare, fifty cents.
GRAND ExcURsIoN AND CELEBRATION TO WIN;
leave the Grand and Houston ferries from the Will
amseurg side and the Twenty third street and Calvary
ing at quarter before O'clock. this day lots
the west side Of will be offered for sale Terms
the balance in So monthly pay menus Persons wishing
avail themssyes Of the opportunity the lots
be provided for lot all Others free Of at
about Music and dancing the ground throughout
in the festivities All further inosmaton
ham street By HOGAN SNSHf e e;
N. B.-Sboud the weather prove stormy, the excurson
will take place the first fair day thereafter.
MOONLIGHT COTILIoN EXCURSION TO sBREws.
new and splendid steamboat Thomas q. masht, having
o'clock Port Washington At s O'Clock Ocean House At
had Of JOSEPH A. sLAMs, Port Washington. A baud Of
music will be In attendance.
CUNDAY ExCURsION-FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
- Branch, 01ean Houae, highland Dock, Port Washing
srom foet of Robinson street sunday August 2 At s
tessb a, NJ FstsfAps, leave Red baPs ss1h =, ~
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER 10
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD SILVER wArcHEs, JEwELRy AND SILVER wAnn.
1t retail, 1t much less than the usual prices
JURGrHsKN wArcHEs.
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
DUPLEX and levers in hunting and magic cases. perfect
trexeepers. INDEPENDENT sEoorD
and watches for timing horses and gold and
spiendS gold pocket which run wi.heu,
Watches which run eight days.
WATCHES
ladies, some In hunting cases.
DIAMOND wArCHRs
for ladies. some In magic cases.
MAGIC wArcHEs,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES
mn and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine watches, four holes jeweed ... ts
c c,Is s snsmss wstesss for the .ds.
Gold English patent levers IS 90
Gold English patent levers hunting Gases 6s 90
Silver patent levers SIS low OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 16 20
and all other styles Of watches at equally low prices
Diamond earrings pins bracelets rings and crosses
for sale at much less than the usual prices
KEYS and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver tsm
bIe bracelets breastpns cut pins occts earrings gold
chains, 40
Sterling silver spoons, cups forks, penknives napkin
And eyCry exchanged. All watches warranted 10 keen
Sced time or the money resurned
d and CLOCKS cleaned yep4ired In
tbs best q amer at much Ices than The usual prices
GEORGE G. ALLEN
coPtsr Of Watches Ard jeveT, wholesale aud RETAIL Ne
ID NM ftyeSti sseQeS aQqt. ptAy hEoadvAy,
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OFFICE OF MEssRs DUNCAN, SHERMAN. AND
~ Company bankers-New York. August 10, ls5a-Ro-
chester and Syracuse Raroad.-Notioe to stockholders
the Rochester Syracuse RailroAd Company form
ing of the Consolidated New York Central Company
to which to give publicity for the nfor
CAEANDAIGuA, Friday, Aug IL. 1853
Mssrs DuHSMS sEnMnE cSMpaS1, Trsn'ier
sSie HoHd.y Tie I'd Inst and The New Yofk
to %
November next vi. the balance Of net profits
ITS after the payment 81 semi dividend
February last 1923 @ four cent capital
stock and net profits for the three months ending
SSas one pf ssns
amount capital stock security for floating
debt 30 and contingent liabilities, That Have to be
February 1856. Each company composing the copsolda
ton under the to give to the New York
their capital and
send to You drsf for esSsyfour thousand one
your Office The dividend q per cent on the ed inst
on the stock stsndng your books kept BY for the
The closing Of the same Mr. Seymour win make on. from
above referred TO- Be pleased have this notice published
letter to the notice. as il no doubt viii be crafty
ing to our stockholders to know situation and the
closing result our business which took eject on the
and this road and the other roads
the being operated for the
New York Central RailrS %.a. Company.
HENRY b GIBsos, JOHN b C,IpErT,
dividend of ~ per cent the capital OF tho
pany st our office will DO paid after Mon
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C7REET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice 10 hereby given that the following
buttons have been presented the Board Of Alderm.n-To
open streets Seventy fifth and Eighty fifth streets
sueh already declared To flag four feet Of
Broadway To 0sth street from Bloomingdae road to
Hudson River To pave Thirty seventh street. between
Seventh and Eighth till vacant lot Eighth
Thirty street, and also to the sidewalk
To set curb and gutter and Seventh avenue
Forty sixth to Fifty first street. Also the following petition
IN Board Of Assistant Adermen-To set curb and gut.
ter pave and flag four feet Of walks Of Thirty
street between Eighth and Ninth Also the follow
ing resolutions in Board Of Assistant Aldermen To
Thirty third street. from Tenth to Eleventh To lay
Hall place. To flag walks in Twenty sixth street. between
Frstnvenue and East River four feet. All
interested having objections requested to present them
h writing to Ghe undersigned at his Office before the
IA day Of August. -
August IL lS5a
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C1REEr DEPARTMENT; NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS.
Ths,sday August 49, 1883 To flag the northerly sidewalk
Of Nineteenth street, between Second and Third avenues
space i've feet wde To flag the southwestery
street and Sixth syenus to and pave
80 curb and gutter nag space wide
through the Of street. between Fourth
Fifth Specifications to be had application
70 ths contract clerk Of this department.
JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
Ausuat O. lSba
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eysspPas1.


INOR SALE--SCUOONFR NARCIssA, COLD SPRING,
T.. l., Ia ninety two tons draws nine feet water when
loaded five years old and Ia good order sails and all the
running rigging nearly VIII be sold cheap. For par
tioulars inquire of the subscribers Capt JACOB TITUS
Cold Spring, L. H. or SIDNEY TITUS lI9 South street.
Now York.
ITO PURCHASE, SECOND HAND SLO0P OR
schooner say so to 10 burthcn to draw not
than 6 feet Of water Any having such yes
SCI will meet ready purchaser by applying to Reed FIELD
west street, corner Of Troy
EALLAsT-vEssELs DISCHARGED AND BALLAST
D cd on reasonable termF, Wy II MCKAY
bsgSEval, NAVY LAY,
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DRY GOODS.

NEANTILLAS. GREAT SACRIFICE i MOLYNEUX
M BELL ia selling of his largo and elegant stock Of
maptlns at the following reductions the whole Of
which must be cleared out BY the 18th Of this MONTH to
his increasing renders necessary before
Ing tho fall trade
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EXPRESS AGENCIES,


DERFORD co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS WILL
be despatched by the splendid fast running steamers
Illinois and Golden Gate saturday August 90 In charge
Of messenger f. @. Bpum through to destination.
Shippers will bear In mind the necessity OF having their
freight in water proof and ready to b delivered
Friday next In order to give time for the cordng
and sealing at custom house Small parcels received till
o'clock p NJ, day Of sailing Notes and bills eoected
the sure and cafe line OF steamers, via Panama.
BERF0RD CO., No. Aston House.
OFFICE NO. 80 BRoADwAY-ADAMs 4 CO.'S
~ eemimonthy United States mail express for Caor.
Oregon and the sand ~ich Isnnds via the Ithus of
Penhma, per United States steamer Illinois, Satur
day August 90 1853 connecting at Panama with the John
l.. stephens. John ID. Sandborn special messenger.
Our next regular express for California; Oregon and the
Sandwich Islands wl leave above per United States
mail steamer Georgia, for Aapinwa Navy Bay, direct,
Saturday. August 30 at O'Clock r. NJ All freight for
this must be delivered to with invoices before
the day sailing to enable to comply with the
ment order for cording and sealing Small parcels will be
received until o'clock day of the steamers depar
.ure No charge to shippers BY this ae for custom house
fees tooreuar etiheaes No package should exceed
~ lbs weight, or 6 feet cubic measurement and eyery
owners risf. ADAMS CO., 90 Broadway
THOMPSON 4 CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, BY THE
Nicaragua Steamship Company, 9th and Gth of every
month Next steamer en- the goth instant Freight par
cells taken at the lowest rates through by special
senger Also to Philadophia, Baltimore Pitsburg Gin
No. IS Broadway
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CORPORATION NOTICE : PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby gwen that petitions have presented in the
Board Of ldermen for the construction sewers In
following named Streets wit I'm william street,
Hsss:s to Grand street also Thirssensh street. from
street. also, In Twenty .Ath street, between Tenth
and Hudson river All interested in the above
IN vIpg to the Contract CLERK At this Once or
Cxoton Aqueduet Department, August u, 1853.
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EXTRA PAY


lXTRA PAY.-ALL u s. NAVY SAILORS WHO
III served any United States vessel In the Pacific any
1916 ~ 1h2 promptly obtain their double
pay Of EDW ARD BlSSELb, AGENT,
snd 1ste Purser S. Navy, 20 South william street. be-
low Wall.
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MATRINIONY,

NTATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN a
M LoveI-Profssscr LAYTON, Boston. formerly q
London will send to address, the receipt Of
lar post paid plain directions e enable ladies
their hearts may desire The process simple
but captivating that all be married irrespective q
can be with such care and deieaey tia: dsse
Mass. No letters taken from the p<st oCe ualess ~
pos.Gge Is paid.