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Al the above rnifure made expressly retain ara
the least fan ecd furniture can se
. where ees
any part Uuop and packet Hrscr bic per
July 27-1traosf
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yritSd states Patent Once,

NH~hinrtSHe september 2h, lrJ4.
lN the peunn Of Caroline WtSs administrative Ihos
W r. Williams, derrazsd, % Sorsn Saaon, New prayins
ty tr erensi1 s gfaHted he ad Thos. 4. WI
is ~ 1870, Improvement
cary for bardenirg bats Hg G." for from the
$50 nnnf. ve takes place ne iih Gcy o D.
eel.t-r. isj4--
% ic rsid bQ
AsEoaE. zsti November O'Clock.
pyi1s notard APPEAR show cause, they
qvify rsid pcuucu ought bc granted.
P-a Opposing The extension required Gle ~ The fsisn
te hair ptjecndss- specially fsh twenty
81 te sasd bearing
win raies ~ ,he ecP web
picsiuu.
Ihe testimony gle et ss closed the i1th November
tr9ans anA other relied testimony
th ce bofe The moraE of tai day arguments
any therrahef
tfsri nsoi pnt ms racr b. Published hs UnoH. ulei
aud Ersninr WsshuE7sn. q. Esrntn-
PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania; seisnuae Amen can
on, Nassachusett and Daily Courier, suo "
snccessive weeks previous
bsr ne day hearing
CHARLES MASON.
Conmis-iunfr uf
q s-Eti,ors sbuyu papers please cngy
bs he ratgu Odcei Fth Fapsr coptafning
Sep zo--fa~3H
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UNBERTe subscrSers haFpg sasbihrd fcrB-eives
II BUSINESS ef Wm
prepared furnish 81 srcies
bie They solicit share of public patronage.
GEO. w, GARRETT a co
June ls--eotf
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No. 52l.
NOTICE Of the establishment Of Surveyors General
N and Offices for Territories ofNEw MENco, WASH
Issros. OREGON, and MINNESOTA.
pursuance Of President Of The United Saies has d.
present following shall be the OF the
rng and land districts created by acts passed NJ
OF CoBsre viz
general OF ME1co be located
tas for the gsaral Of WAsHISeros
TERnTToRr al OLYarfA
The oees for the resiSer and reecre o WAsHssros TERI
TORY al OLYariA oREeoS
CGTY Unona GrfG, MIsSgsorA TEkRToky,
WsosA riag district nIssEsor Tfs
RED WISE.
Given my hand city Of ashngon, this
fourth day of August 4. D. 1884 -
John WILSON,
COMMISSIONER OF the General Land oice-
Aar3 35-2aa6w Tint and Star
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rAKPETINGS AND EVERY OTHER DE1CaIP-
house furnishing dry goodsWe receiving d.
and from the in New YORK. brilliant
ruppy VI superb etyle bru>ses
aud sapernne ingram which will sell om 70
30 iess than foruHcr prices
Aiso Of curtain
q
damak Turkey cashmerst
scis aid BY the yard some very eiegnnt and cheap
We kewi,e prepared TO Offer crest Inducements 10
hoof ocoshs, AL kinds Of qus and comforts
blankets from 81 Sl2 linen sheetinss all wichs pillow
table tsbeciosf daask
cosored ocoh Scotch, Russa
baek diaper, sbie o'iciofh, sc
In isci without would friends
aud pulc generally this
goods been bought greatly reduced 6gores
New will be sold
errai' dealers al corresponding low rses.
BARNES MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9Th and oh
Sep 24-eo3wif
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yHARLES MASON,
u. I.UTZ,

CkBINET-NAKER AND UPHoLsTERER,
No. Is ssusA E1errrfs Street, Phiiaaeirkto,
@FtCTFULLN Invites pabic
shcr. he keeps hand % sror
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EAIsL GOODS Having just returned CON the North.
~ lake peasae infomng freads and Ard
uEhc generally tr hqve stGrt. inspection
ysry elegant cuh- cassiuerss
ara vsncs Engsh great
iapEg pre-
pafs usual ne latest and approved
srd on reasonable
WILLIAM TUCKER
FcnusyirsHia ayeuae between ~ streets.
v-p 2i-Sita
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HAVE JUST opened stock Of a and winter scod
gculsmes The
Gentlemen upon finding q complete
goods pnces by calling
!, No. ze5 1th
Sep 23--2aw3wf
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CHARLES MASON

papers please copy.
ONCE, with paper
sen - isW5w
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODA-Ths suhscrterr
~ have pleasure
ans yniy that they are fully
splendid stock dy goods
opened the latest -tyIe OF the
and aoet approved sab1cs rach as-~
Elegant brocade silks sfyle
Very rich vida plaid silks, do
Do 90 MORE ami lue yard wild
do plaid pophns
Du do watered Irish pophna
EXlIa French mersuos every Shade
French moQsseines &c I'D casnm
Plaid vAleDciGs, material
PLAID s1erinos and cashmeres
ZACH black figured and plain siks, widths
Black French bomhasics noasseiinsr q taine
French cAintzse aad xinghams
Wide ak yevcts, ali coors, Of .apsfior ~ -,
Cashmere shawls " l'a'hF
New style Persian soarss
Cloth talmss new sn- a.
urasr =. srea, variety OF and desirable articles sppfo
aPfToachibs seasoh, winch ~e "Sen unSeeeA'y
pleasure o may favor o with cali.
sept s-atas4wif HooE, BROTHER, co.
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No 55 1854 or iron Mountain and Missisip River
railroad:
Do Do jackson,
No. 5ls July Is, 1854 Dubuque Iowa via
St Paul Minnesota, Left Hand River Lac
perior teseept The lands Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice No. 5-osl
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A FRENCH, Italian, and Drawing Teacher, dssfifnx
IL school, willing divide his
among attending
applications wishing employ such teacher ac
inobedencn call addressed 10 A.
D., Washington, D. @. Sept 6-d2w
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T. --Eaion aba,v papers please copy and ,snd
r bs v he Fssui once, a eoptaihing ihs
Sem
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No J07, May Is, 1854, for the Oakiasd snd Ottawa, AND
posed railroads and not released by Doee No. Els June
10 the distrcts OF atds subject sale ai l0na, Mis
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March JJ 1854, railroads om Pensacola Fonda
Montgomery Alabama, and from The place We
tunpka Eyion, and Athens lhe Tenncsses
aSd- subject Cahaha, Alabama
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OUsE-kIRAISHING Dry Goods, CsrpetinG, Floor
IA ui eioihs materials, AeWe
OF the shove goods Of the styles, which
purchased in New and Of
reduced pcSs which win enase
purchasers. The following
som OF the Trading articles;
80 pieces styls tzpeauy yevei carpetnee
100 90 90 de sup % qualify n''ss'' D. 90 DO
2 90 hHrat,s patent English do %
do tapestry velvet and passage earpeiiIg
- do eraasupsr three ply DO
d. Ingram do
hail and step Venetian do
- pieces A. I24, IA printed dirsgesr
printed drugget cfnmb cloths, richly borderrd
% very elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chene and tinted rugs, cheap
rods, All lengths
full sheets heavy hoor oil cloths, which will be any
shape size for hall, passage, room
Tn curtain ma terfaIs fixtures w
IS pieces very satin ,aiDes
10 iaiEes
an,oD daBasks
Turkey red -txnIed casbmerets
y do eoiored 6amssk.
50 curtains
DO embroidered muslin curtains
10 tamtoured do
pieces embroidered t2mboured curtain rnuslins
200 rioh glt window cornices, all
OF iures for tassei
silk and worsted
e which respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
HooE, BRO, co.
Sep le-3law4wf
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sep is--d2aAaawtlstNoy
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HARLEM RAILROAD, INLAND ROUTE ON AND
IL after Monday, August 81, Sundays excepted,
for Alhany and Trov -

u hrA-r-m nlAllLeOAU, INLAND hOUTE-ON AND
IL after Monday, August 81. Sundays excepted,
for Albany and Troy
Leaving depot corner of White and Centre streets
mail train, At 80 A. H., stopping at wlians Bridge
ping at White Plains Croton Falls and stations north
connecting At ChatE Four Corners with Western Rail
road express train, arriving at Albany at 9l0P. NJ
From City Hall statt0n.-Croton Falls, at 1915 A. NJ,
at $50 and 6:lS NJ stopping at Yorkve and stations
north Wiliisms Bridge ut 9l5, A. M 2:1S 400 $780,
and II P. H.. s,oppiog at all way stations.
Passengers may also tickets and have their
west and north Of Albany at the Offices corner
Of Bcwery and Broome street. and Fourth avenue and
Twenty sixth street.
Returning to New York-Ieaving depot ssWesterr
A. H. Nail train, stopping at all mall stations above
WiuRms' Bridge, arriving at New York at p. n
Express train leaves Troy at 40 r. NJ and ALBANY 3:46
7. NJ, stopping at Chatham Four Corners Pbilmont
Martndale Hnidale, Copake, Mlertor Armenia Wassatc
Dover Pains South Dover, Pawngs Paterson Brewster
CrOt0n Fails, White Plains ami Williams Bridge Pas
sengers BY this train will not be landed botwcen Croton
Falls and Williams Bridge, unless coming from above
WiDiaDs Bridge must take the regular train leaving
Croton Falls at $50 p. M $50 A. M from Croton Falls
stopping at all time tAbe stations, arriving at New York
at $40 A. A. NJ, from Croton Falls stopping ut all
stations between Croton Falls and FordRam arriving at
New York at 9:35 A. N. $50 +. NJ; from Croton Fails
stopping at all stations between Cpoton Falls and WI
lams Bridge, arriving at New York at 6:l6 r. NJ 6A.M
and 20 r NJ; from White Plains, stopping at al
stations From Williams Brtdee at 640, 80, A. NJ,
IL 49, 445 g. T. and 915 r. NJ, stopping at all stations
Sunday Arrangcment.-TrAins viii leave for Croton
FAILS and all way stations at $40 A. NJ and 6 p Y.
Returning viii leave Croton Fall ut A. n and 4 40
p stopping at all way stations. Passengers BY ths
Sunday trains viii be received and landed In New
York, at the Twenty seventh street station, only.
derot, corner Of Centre and White streets.
JOHN d. ELIOT, Superintendent.
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nasc eesn invites to attend uasy have already sguG
sea socf ntenisos 70 = psssot cad operate In .ss
eres ente'tnso 70 Advance and improve ths breed Of
that nob'est OF on aoimals- the horrc 800
week pr cedtng the Fair, snak hills win Be issued
sv"e milote programme Of each day q exhibition
and thing psrtsinog thereto
oenuomen OF ne drst respectebiity viii act on the
various committees and the public mag rest sssursS
tsp0 THIS Fair. - =
6s- sale Of thorough breeds win tsko pisce on
cssry aey o. ne far commencing at O'Clock Ia tho az
terrcoo Particulars on the days OF sale.
i MON COURSE, L. -TRO1TING WEDNESDAY,
~ Aug u ats O'Clock p. M.-Mztcb for $500, mile
bea's. best three ia hve, In harness III. Woodruff
nemes br. Whalebon-; Wn. Wbeein names e M.
soisg. Stages leave Williamsburg i-rrias every hall
hour curing the day for the Course and return soon
as ttcf sport IL over. SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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I'VE MARRIED. woNAN,s PRIVATE MEDICAL. CON-

YvNIlE MARRIED. WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
Il psnio1-By Or. A. NJ Mauricecu, professor OF
mo; PIP. 80; on fine paper, extr. binding; price 81.
Every complaint to which woman Is subject fron girl
hood to womsnhcod and also wife and mother
fully described with the the symptoms and also
the proper mode Of treatment In Plain simple but In
the most cbssts language, easily understood And thus
toms with those described tho nature character aud
o. hsr complaint, and 10 spared much anxiety
and suffering. The wife about becoming . mother
has often need Of instruction and s1vios OF the
utmost importance TO hsr future csth IN respect 20
which her scnstvensn forbids consulting medical gen
tcma1 win find such instruction and advice, and also
explanations Of many symptoms which otherwise would
occasion much anxiety or alarm. How many are suffer
ing from distractions Irregularities peculiar 70 tho
female eyscm which undermine the health Of the effects
Of hich they Ignorant and which their decscy fer
bids seeking medical advices How many suder from
prclapsus uteFi failing Of the womb from fuor a.
bus, lweakness, debility, kclaHow many are IA constant
many b 70 dicult, not dangerous deliveries and slow
ard uncertain recoverssy Son whose lives hazsrdsd
during such time win esch Hnd In pages the Of
prevention, ameiioFation, and relief How many Bit
Ter moments, how much anguish might have been
spared to the suersr 70 her husband TO her relatives.
icabc 10 convey fully .he various subjects treated q
a. they are Of patnre strictly intended FOR the married.
or those contemplating marriage For .als oy strnEer
&Iownseud, - Broadway; Adrance, sherman Co (,
Astor HOUSE, No. fesey efreet; Devi4 Il davenport
(Iribune Buidines); at No. Aston House Broadway,
ard At the Iussshing enacs 12e Liberty street New
Chestnut street. Phtadelrhia On The receipt Of 81
cory vi 20 sited by mail free OF postage TO any
Fart Of ths Unedsatcs An letters must 10 addressed
post paid, TO IN. A. n. MAURICEAU. Once f2s fIosstS
strsss, New terk, % box LIZA New Vok PuNt ono>.
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Y Ew YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS INFECT,
By rairQad Via &nrin1daM BNlln2a Eniis Wind,

NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS MRECr.
IN By railroad via Springfield, Bellows Fails, Wind.
the Mountains and via Montpelier, Burlington, 81
Adams and Rouses Point to Montreal and Ogdsnsbura
Ticket Offices New Haven Railroad, Broadway and
Fourth avenue. Express trains-8 A. NJ, and4P. N
Ia ggsge checked Through. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent 1s3
outh street, N. Y.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH
pail and express lines leave New York. foot Of Corand
street, ut Z, and 10 O'Clock A. M aud AZ and r. ~
SO in s, 10 and g. The New Jersey odation In
leaves At ~ NJ, at 81 stopping at ali way stations
Through tickets sold for ncinna(a S16) and the West
baggage checked to Washington in and 10 A. VI. and
p. N. trains.
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FOR trol9nS OF passage, apply 70
EDWARD X COLLINS, DO Wall street, New York
BROWN, SIMPLIFY \ CO., Liverpool london.
STEPHEN KENNARD. & co, ~ Austin FriAra,
JOIN AUNR0E h CO., 90 Rue Notre Dame des Vic
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havrs. Ttoises, Paris.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold, silver, bullion specie jewely, precious stones
meta unless bills Of laoing signed therefor and tho
value thereof therein expressed
shippers viii please take notice that the shipa Of this
line cannot carry any goods contraband Of war.
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ADIUSEMENTa

| >v1ROAnWAY THEAr1.E--S0LE IYx<EF MIR
n MARSHALL: also Of the Walnut strs st Theatre
PhisA dphia.
stage a. eyer. Mr.. @. H. Barrett
nsss,i p;:c; na Leader Of the orc1ss " . ''AiA
Principal Scenic Artist..... .....Hr Goo Bsissa
kscbinst ....~..............Ar. Joha Furs
Properties and Dsscsaaons.. w-lIt
''''''' FRS fiasr Niha;;if OF THE sKAs0N. AA'
The public L Iospes SSl!y iSforS y "a 1aas tho
- = ~ We MONDAY HONDA - AgsVsr a.
This magnificent temple has he thorocgA! rencTated
ropsnied ard embellshed in every vert during the re-
cess and the lessse hes great plexEHe In announcing
that in addition To the Ia ente tocx e0upsuy attached
10 the es'absbmept many eminent arstes, engaged In
korofe expressly for this theatre viii appear during
tie season MR.. BENRY fARREN
fson OF the celebrated William F&ren, of the London
Theatres 10 ems sged For limited period aud wl appear
In his admired character Of Claude Eelnotte, and
MIS- LOUISA HOWARD,
From the HayDarket Theatre London will appear In her
POPULAR character Of Pauline being their Gs
IN america
tier, 25 cents Doors open at Il performances viii
meDce precisely at ~ o'clock
On Monday evening August p, win be performed sAs
s,,ied THE LADY OF LYONS.
Caude Menottc.. by. Mr. Henry FArrsn
f'a bcsrs Mis- Adelaide aass sa Psio .'"Ald
To conclude with tho admired farce In ONE act written
BY D. BoaIcicault, F Iotss sn, III lpovv
Harry Iawess. by...... Mr.. Henry Farren
kkte Bamley. by. Ms6 Louisa Howard
Squb (drst appearance at this thsatre .J. Seymour
NmLo's GARDEN DOORS OPEN AT O'CLOCK;
~ to commence at g. Tickets to all parts, 50 cents:
Private Boxes, so; 0Tohestrs Ss.ts, 81.
MONDAY, August 81
TIE WoNpEKEUL Z yIiS AND NILE YRCA MATTHIAS
lMMENsE SUCCESS OF MAZClNE
The enterterainmen,s to commence at O'Clock with
tic eyolutions the
TIGHT ROPE.
Followed Nv tho fsyor;tn
GRAND DIV ERTTSEMENT OF SEVEN NATIONAL,
DANCES
Mile Yrca Matthias in the Madriierne
To conclude with the fairy spectacle comic pan
toBire tf MAZULNE.
..FTancoa Eayei
Tuerdsy-Mr. BUTTON a. pIlIicoDDY and aOopIEs
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X EEAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.-NATlONAA
u Course the city Of New York.---To be held
der the auspices of The 'Nationa Jockey Club" will open
Wednesday, September ~, 1854 and continue three
days.
twenty i've hundred and ninety i've dollars In pre-
miums will DO awarded. Owners and breeders Of horses
from all paris Of the world invited attend and
bring their horses. The Committee Of Arrangements
have provided ample accommodations for all horses that
may DO brought for exhibition.
This Fair offers greater Inducements to owners and
eders of hoyzcs who DESTROYS to SELL than any
heretofore held New York being the best horse matt in
the world and larger amount in premiums than ever
before offered in this country.
The attention Of farmers and stock breeders il respect
fully requested TO the following liberal premium list
PREMICMS.
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CcBooNRR FOR sAIF--THE SCHOONER ALERT; rs
a. built Of White oAk timber Il fast saiisr carries
atty tons and draws Ave feet when loaded Can b seen
.. TIE foot a. WITT street. North rysr Inquire o. u
r. 1ORBEY, 2S1 Peari street, or Q T. VIVIAN "A Csspor
raGss dumping g-sunA Coo. u Vet. stysvt-
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ITALIAN OPERA Ca STIE GARDEN
GRAND LYRIC FESTIVAL,
FOR THE JOINT BENEFIT OF
MAX MARETyEK AND NINE. BERTUCCA MARETNk.
OK WEDNESDAY August %,
On which occasion will be performed for the frat 6
this season, Domze,is grand opera, In three act II
LUCREZIA B0RGIA.
The second act of
b LOUISA MILLER.
To conclude with tho second act Of
PURITANI,
including the
GRAND LIBERATED DUETrO,
besides several novelties full particulars OF which N
BIO given In tho bills Of the Gay.
Performances to commence at TX O'Clock.
IicK6ts. 80. one Doecf
To be had with Secured Seas, at Hall d Sons muaeG
STORE, and at Van Norden Kings, 10 Wan street, aa
ut the principal hotels and music stores
B--The free list, with the exception Of the prea1
will be entirely suspended
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MADE EASY, OR HOW 10 wM 4
M lover - Professor IAwto,, Boston, formally d
lcndss vii ssnd 10 any address, receipt u one Collar
post 30, plain Directions 10 enable ladies' or ssotls
n Win - Devoted affections Of many Of ths oppcsh
ssr - tctr ssers may desire The process 70 sph
but - eapvsting, That all may b MARRIED isspsev
IA 49, ff:ersnces o. position and last, though nSa
EAsosn b Impossible Address Profesaor LAwton Bos
ton nAm Ne Letters taken from H. Post Onase 49,
The pss1sP u pald
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VXyANIED-T0 CHAPTER A STEAMBOAT, SUITABLE
w 20 fuinl the cnengsnenss OF the nessnes Mar
Queen during the present month and pc-<icr &C Sep
tember For particulars Apply 70 Z. Q. GRAM, No. Z
South Nrest, up stakrA
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md .................. ~ =.
The above premsms 10 be awarded In pure silver plate
RULES AID EpcrIAnoss GoyYRsna THE xxraAvc1 or AM
xAH THAT KS1IREp yoR conrxyuIos
1st. All entries b. made in writing and sent TO
RICHARD r. CBEATHAh, IS Prince street New York,
secretary Of the "Nssionsl JOCKEY Cub." not sent
before Monday, the 2jih September they may b do
msnts," ct the National Course on Monday and TVes
ID. me entries for Clsas nnst b. accompanied By
eel authenticated pedigree shovng the p1rty Of the
blood, both on the side Of the sire and DAM BY WHOM
end where raised with the age color and marks Of the
animal and the name and residcncs Of the ownor No
horse win be allowed premium uuloM this regulation
IL complied with The satriss for the Other Glasses
must specify the pedigree ~ far as known the aas
color marks Of the animal the elasa Il IL entered 70
compete In, and the and residence a the owner
3D. The horses must be the ground By III O'Clock On
the cay Of exhibition, attsndsd BY thsir owners or
epers A. soon each horse Il located LABEL vim b.
furnished, stating the Class the horse may Be- entered,
the number Of is entry and the owners name aud 70.
sdencs The label muAt be appended TO the animal aad
9Th Horses which not the ground BY IL o'clock
on the day OF exhibition, are removed during the
hours Of exhibition, except by permission Of the Chair
Of Committee Of Arrangements, win not b entitled
10 any premiums. =
Psrsona Visiting the National Fair win vftnsss tia
finest display Of thopugh red stock ever collected In
the United SteAN,-Jeyington, Highlander, Rcd Rye,
Monarch Yashion, Blonde; aisc large number Of dns
brood mares and colts and about forty race horses
on trainiug ~ the National Course. hne oppor.
tunity 70 buy, a. most of the above na~ed,as 10
Dstiss~isSsd sI&hsss sssa IN ss<ss x 10 uaiss
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JOY JAMES GOPsILI, AUCrIONEER.--7oo LOTS AT
auction, on Wednesday, August 49, At 10 O'Clock,
ct Boiling Spring depot Erie Railroad, nine miles from
ersey City, p minutes time, 70 daily trains These lots
surrounding country For to the city, there
no Lots within the distance that be reached in
20 short time If the weather should BIO stormy, the
eae Win take place the next fair day For tickets
tend the sale, apply at AZ Montgomery street. Jersey
City Oars leave at 9k O'Clock Terms OF sale IS cash.
balance monthly in IS payments
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DOYAL NAIL UEANHIP ARABIA FOR LxvKx-
n poeL-1hs ARABIA, O. II. e Judkins, ssananAse.
Wi So loS .pe ee@pAoys dock 1t Jsrisy City, VIII
tnss. az o'cck prsossiy Pssssassrs are request
81 90 o. % oos nd at half past c'clock p The Ea-
rops vid sail On the 9th septs1nbee
CUHARD Bowling Gres.-
Er0E HSazlu0t--ulU4D n AIRS nan. ,rxAn. ZIP
T. BLu Cagtsia J. comstook This stsssp ship
iavs, sssssday September 2, q a o'cioos -, from
hsr barb ct ths focs - Canal sruot me Staasabin
ARCTIC "a succeed the Baltic aud s.i1 esptsmSsr I6.
r. $500 o. o.sa3gs ha'ins a.sqaznsd snoonzsda-
COW ARD X COLLINS. So Wau street.
ppers oil peass take pOtoe thar the ships Of this
toe cAnn'nN oArry sss gooAs csntsehssd Il war;
Tm nsTisa AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i NAH stesnsiAps.
IRON NEW roaK 70 LIvsRrooG-
ous1 49,. pAsssge. ...................elS 0
SECOND cabin passage. rs
saon sosroH 70 LIVERPOOL
cmee casan Pssssgs. .e1l0
Tao ssie. sros 5sstoa :i Il HsHi.x.
. aKAMA- CAPT Juokins AMERICA, Capt Lang.
siX Cs St E'c. ccoEop. Cap. Shannon
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. MAG ARA, Capt Isitch.
These boats carry clear white light 4 mast hsad;
green on staIeeArd boz; red on port bow.
Afrios. Harrisos, New Yors, wednesday, 9th
A'saaa, Judkins, Nov York, wednesday, as@
America Lang BSston, Wednesday. 30th
EUROPA, ohannon New York, Wednesday, 9Th Sept
Africa, Harrison, {" New York, Wsanesday, Goth T"
Berths not secured until paic for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The owners Of theo ships win not b. accountable for
gold silver, bullion, specie jewery, precious stones
metals uness bills OF sding signsd therefor ami the
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight os passage apply TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

TyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend starting their favorite steamships
FROM rEuADNsTuA:--
City Of Philadsphis... saturday, Sept. o. 1854.
City Of Manchester. Saturday, Sept 90, 1854.
FROM LIVERPOOL
City Of Phladelphis. Wednesday, Aug TO- 1884
City Of Manchester Wednesday, Sept 8, 1854.
saloon 800 Soe and 300, (sccordng TO state roonl.
htnircd nnnbsr Of third class passengers viii b
TAKEN and found with comfortably cooked provisions
for to Liverpool. $40. from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends Can obtain
certificates OF passage and drafts Liverpool in
of.f1 sterling ard upwards Apply to sAkUE. SMITH,
Agent, IT Walnut street, Philadelphia.